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

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Eilicient Administrators and Counselors Aid Students To prepare for his teaching career, Lester L. I-IaY business manager at C.S.H.S., enrolled at Pennsylvania College and graduated with a B.A. degree. He later entered Colorado State College of Education and ob- tained an M.A. degree. Last summer Mr. Ha sold tickets for the PIKES PEAK OR BUST RODEO. His hob- by is woodworking. Mr. Lester Hay T g' Harris E. Hetzler, counselor and Sewing, knitting, and bowling are enjoyed by Mrs. Ann Kelly. She is secretary to Mr. Cameron in the vo- cational oflice and for the Adult Edu- cation Courses. She has attended Blair Business College. Mrs. Am, Kelly assistant business manager, taught typ- ing in summer school at C.S.H.S. Mr, Hetzler was awarded a B.A. degree from Bethany College, an M.A. de- gree from Colorado College, and has done graduate work at Colorado Uni- versity. His hobbies are fishing, hunt- 'Y ref' -' u ll l V 55:5 is sul, . ii! X, . ff. ' L IT 1 ,f '.-gl, . pf -,J Nr-11,-1 it ing, and reading. 15 V m 1-1' -7, . 'im .. v Mr. Harris Hetzler Football is the main sport enjoyed During each of the nine periods of the school day, at least two girls Work in the office. These girls collect ab- sence slips, take out summons slips, and file excuses. Because they earn a credit a year, they are expected to be present at all times or to notify the office in case of an absence. Mrs. Eld- ridge is in charge of the girls, and they must report to her if they do not com- plete their work. by Mrs. Thelma L. Mason, attendence clerk at C.S.H.S. Mrs. Mason has at- tended Parson Ir. College. She is a participant of badminton. Office Monitors FRONT ROW: Becky Dever, Nancy Rhodes, Lane Petersdorf, Sharon Shouse, Shirley Anderson, Iulie Bolger, Pam Cook, Claudia Gheno, Linda Ellis, Karen Seay, Barbara Holly, Diana Gheno. SECOND ROW: Sandra Slott , Gladys Thrailkill, Rendene gngerson, Phyllis Tracy, Lynn Karol-Chick, Delores Campbell. Linda Trapp, Sandra is er. Faculty l 1 5

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ved as the principal of summer school Mr. Harold Threlkeld At Colorado State College and Columbia University Harold H. Threl- keld was granted his B.A. and M.A. degrees. Mr. Threlkeld holds the position of Supervisor of Secondary Education. Among his. many duties are the changes of curriculum and text books for all secondary schools. 1 Mr. lose ph Watson Ioseph L. Watson is the assistant principal at C.S.H.S. Mr. Watson graduated from Colorado University with a B.S. degree and from Colo- rado State College with an M.A. de- ree. He coaches our golf team. His avorite sports are basketball and foot- i' ball. I F, i Mr. William Liddle Besides being the Director of Sec- ondary Education, William Liddle is also a member of the state board of' directors of the P.T.A. Mr. Liddle holds an M.A. degree and has attend- ed the University of California, Colo- rado University, Colorado Col-lege, Denver University and Harvard Uni- versity. -xl Mr. George Christensen Miss Margaret Wiley Among the many sports enjoyed by Gardening, stamp collecting a n d H. G. Christensen, Dean of Boys classical music are hobbies enjoyed by at C.S.H.S., are football, basketball, Margaret A. Wilev. school registrar. and tennis. He has been granted a She has attended Blair Business Col- B.A. degree from South Dakota Uni- lege. Miss Wiley takes part in bowl- versity and an M.A. degree from Colo- ing and recently made a trip to San rado University. Mr. Christensen ser- Francisco. Miss Elma Hayden As a spectator, Elma E. Hayden, the Dean of Girls, enjoys football, basketball, and baseball. She attended Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas, and received a B.A. degree. Miss Hayden also has taken summer courses at Colorado College and Denver Uni- versity. in 1958. 14 Faculty Mr. Kenneth Hinshaw For three weeks during the summer of 1958, Kenneth L. Hinshaw trav- eled extensively in Canada. Mr. Hinshaw obtained B.A. and M.E. de- grees from Colorado University. He is the sophomore boys counselor. Mrs. Hermina Kilgore Next summer Hermina G. Kilgore will complete her study for her ro- fessional Certificate in Guidance at the Universit of Colorado. Mrs. Kil- ore holds EA. and M.A. degrees llrom Colorado College. Last summer she attended the University of Alaska.

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Ola V. Peacock, who is secretary to the business manager, has attended Illinois Cosmetology College and has also attended a business college. Mrs. Peacock enjovs hooking rugs, knitting, and handicrafts. Mrs. Ola Peacock Thelma H. Peake is one of the Before coming to C.S.l'l.S., Margaret F. Read, assistant registrar, worked at West junior High School. Mrs. Read has also worked at Garfield Ele- mentary School. She enjovs traveling. swimming, and reading. This year is her tenth year in the school system. school's secretaries. Mrs. Peake en- joys traveling and she is planning to go to Europe in the summer of 1959. Mrs. Margaret Read 'J ,R I ' ' Y I ff ' Q' - .fl gf' .fi U. V! I L 49... 'l 'ai' V .1i'f,-' vb ' 'A ' A'. 1 nr ?. ' .- - Mrs. Thelma Peake MVS- Audra ROQUS Mrs. Ian Eldridge Miss Sue Berges Audra D. Rogers, one of the school's secretaries, enjoys football and hockey. By taking trips to Princeton, New jer- sey: Amarillo, Texas: and Kansas City, Missouri, Mrs. Rogers has had an op- portunity to visit her children. A trip to Arizona was enjoved by Sue Bercles. secretarv to Mr. Preston and to Mr. Watson. Miss Berqes' hob- bies include leatherwork. and she en- joys such sports as: football, basket- ball. and horseback riding. She at- tended Northwestern junior College in Sterling, Colorado. Last summer janet L. Eldridge took a trip to Michigan. Mrs. Eldridge is one of the school's secretaries and is in charge of the school office monitors. She enjoys swimming, ice skating. horseback riding, tennis, fishing, and camping trips. 16 Faculty 4 r gf .1-,..,1, .I u . .F ,g 'I .J J .ry l l ,,. qi my ' Mrs. Rogers, Miss Berges and Mrs. Eldridge carry on the activities of the office. Rendene Anderson's job is sorting absence slips.