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

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Students at Colorado Springs High School are very fortunate to have a library of the size and qual- ity that they do. Containing over eleven thousand books and mag- azines, the library is keyed tothe high school level, Mrs. Pfeiffer and the library staff offer library instruction to all classes, and Mrs, Pfeiffer and her staff are available during the clay for individual help to students. The library will re- ceive over two thousand new books, excluding magazines, in the spring of 1959. New library procedures includ- ing a new system of library cards, were introduced to the student body this year. Longer library hours give all students an equal opportunity to use the library. Table of Contents Page Opening Faculty School Life Organizations Music and Drama Sports Sophomore Class Junior Class Senior Class Newcomers Ads Ad Index Senior Index Book Index Staff if ir lr we Q , 1 in

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