Palmer High School - Terror Trail Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Wig 'T-AF':?-'-'ff- f7' 5? - '- Y Y 7 2 2' '-v' Y wx ,Hr Z..-II W, , xlpg, 'I . The new gym stands ready for games and dances. Although people are now thinking of the material aspects of the new million dollar gym. before long they will realize the character and physical growth of the students using it. Bas- ketball, track, swimming, base- ball, hockey, tennis, football, and wrestling all help to build the abilities of the Terror sportsmen. The physical edu- cation of girls, as well as boys, includes learning through ex- perience, sportsmanship, lead- ership, and teamwork. ,1I ,: 1 ----s , 'T'l T' ,. ,W .7 . yn .yi: glW,'lfiwim A -1-f-I . li!a1lififiliiimitlllii - 1 VI - , ' - , 7. , -, , - -.- if ----. ,mTasq:'g-f1 - fm- f ' vm -ifgiwrr v ',, :iz -.--J., 1 - ,' V 'Y -V l ,rY'.'-,'1-if . 'Q ,, 'MMWZ Ju v., ,i-.F MA -,hfyuv gl 'V . -1- ' 1' l 'F.r v.'. ' ' - L' I -LM , ui- , 1 ,f ' A l , 'I y ' ' -- I , . , .il ...LA-1. X 5 l 3, l Invitations are out to students, the public, and other teams to use the new pool. --- -'fe' - ,,y-- - .H i , 5 -5,

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Gail Spaulding is up in the air about the remodeled girls' gym. New, new, new is the word for the girls' gym since the remodeling was completed. Girls are enjoying the new lockers, showers, mirrors, telephones, and doors. Sunken lights enhance the attractiveness of the sound- proof ceiling, which absorbs the hubbub of the energetic girls. The fresh coat of paint not only li htens the gym in the daytime, but also creates a sociable atmosphere for evening dances. Using multi-colored lights, the dance classroom is converted, into a suggested sidewalk cafe for school dances. The Terror girls are now fortunate to have their own attractive gym. Having been completed three years ago, the vocational arts building houses the Lever office, the print shop, a modern machine shop, the auto shop, and the crafts class. Classes of this type prepare students for good jobs upon leaving high school. G. Adamcheck, A. Truijilo, R. Pinello, and G. Smith make i repairs on a car in the auto shop. ee e e Opening 7 T

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y Expansion This Year Aerial view of the new Roy Wasson High School shows the various wings. Looking at an aerial view of the Roy Wasson High School, one can see the physical education building, the industrial arts and vocational building, and the fine arts wing, which houses music ed- ucation. To the north of the cam- pus is located the auditorium, south of which are the three academic wings, with the cafeteria at a cen- tral point. Cost of construction for the school was flS3,128,83O, with 4. u. H., W 1 Y . , , . K l nl, ff 'l l. it r 5300.000 set aside for the athletic field. The school was designed for a capacity of two thousand stu- dents and the auditorium for an audience of one thousand. The design has academic wings which are away from the more active type classrooms. In 1959 students from the north and east sections of Colo- rado Springs will enter the mod- ern, new Wasson High School for the first time. Both high schools will use this huge new stadium.