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

Page 24 text:

Mr. Edward Allen Head of the business department, Edward G. Allen holds a B.A. de- gree from the University of Denver and a B.S. degree from the Univer- sity of Illinois. Mr. Allen teaches an adult night class. His favorite pas- time is bowling. ' Taking care of pre-school children is Eudine V. Andersen's astime dur- ing the summer months. she attended Colorado State College and received a B.A. degree and an M.A. degree. Mrs. Andersen's hobby is sewing. Among the many hobbies of Kath- erine Bool are mountain climbing and informal and choral singing. She re- l ceived a B.S. degree from the Univer- sity of Colorado. Miss Bool taught an extension class in stenography for the Universit of Colorado durin the Y 9 spring of 1957. Last summer Finis E. Engelbrecht worked as an engineer's helper at the Air Force Academy. Mr. Engel- brecht has attended Southern State Teachers College, Denver University, and Eastern Washington College of Education. Eng Mr. Charles Hargrave Mr. Kent Hill Miss Rose Marie La Salle 20 Faculty Business Department Trains Future Leaders Subjects taught by the fourteen teachers in the business department may be divided into the two main divisions of accounting and stenog- raphy. Among the many subjects taught in the department are business principles, business mathematics, short- hand, stenogra hic practice, bookkeep- ing, business English, consumer eco- nomics, typing, business law, office practice and machines, advanced ac- counting, retailing, and cooperative training. The purpose of the business department is to prepare graduating students to qualify for positions in bus- iness. When a student takes a business course, he is trained for the Civil Service Examination. During the fall of 1958, three new teachers were added to the department. Mrs. Eudine Andersen Miss Katherine Bool Mr. Finis Engelbrecht Charles H. Hargrave was granted B.A. degrees from the University of Colorado. Mr. Hargrave is co-spon- sor of the junior class. High Fidelity sound system construction, astronomy, telescope construction, and motion pic- ture and color photography are Mr. Hargrave's hobbies. In September 1958, Kent E. Hill watched the New York Yankees cap- ture the American league. Mr. Hill acquired his B.A. degree from Colo- rado State College. His hobbies in- clude fishing and hunting. Skiing, bowling, and swimming are the sports enjoyed by Rose Marie LaSalle, sponsor of Terrorettes at C.S.H.S. Miss LaSalle attended Colo- rado State College and received a B.A. degree. During the summer' of 1958 she served as a secretary at Ent Air Force Base.

Page 23 text:

W gr., rl 23,8 .P LA rf' N Miss Wallingford reveals some of the problems and ., techniques of teaching to Miss McPherson, student AEAQ 4 4' teacher. ,GT . Sli Mrs. Malvina Robison Mf- James T00m9Y Last Iune Willa L. Waite and her husband went to San Francisco for ten days. They later Went to Du- rango and Silverton. Mrs. Waite at- tended Michigan State College and Olivet College. Knitting socks is her hobby. Thurman C. Warner, an English teacher, attended Drake University, where he received an M.A. degree. He also attended the University of Arizona and New Mexico Highlands. During vacations Mr. Warner has served as a patrolman on the Pikes Peak Highway. Ethel Zinn co-sponsors the year- book, Terror Trail. She earned a B.S. degree in Public School Music from Westminster College, New Wilming- ton, Pennsylvania, and an M.A. degree from Colorado College. Miss Hollister explains some of the reading improvement equipment to Robin Ormes. Co-sponsor of the junior class is Malvina T. Robison. She studied for her B.A. degree at Colorado Col- lege. As a spectator, Mrs. Robison likes basketball. She did a great deal of traveling throughout the North- west during the summer. Iames E. Toomey was granted a B.S. degree from Mississippi Southern College and an M.A. degree from the University of Tennessee. Mr. Toom- ey's hobbies include reading, flying, and photography. Mrs. Willa Waite Mr. Thurman Warner MTS- Ethel Zinn Faculty 19

Page 25 text:

'T-17 W 1 Miss Nyla McNatt In recent years Nyla McNatt has visited Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Venezuela, Co- lombia, and Panama. Miss McNatt has B.A. and M.A. degrees from Colo- rado College of Education and has done graduate work at the University of Minnesota. Colorado College and the Univer- sity of Texas are the schools from which Murray L. Pirtle obtained his B.A. and M.A. degrees. Mr. Pirtle is one of the teachers in the business Secretarial students are taught the proper way to cut stencils. - Mr. Murray Pirtle Teaching bookkeeping at night school during the 19574958 term was the job of Lee Pollart. He served as an assistant in charge of the audi- torium. Mr. Pollart was awarded a B.A. degree from Colorado College. department. He enjoys bowling, read- ing and golfing. ,U ,I rrgags, 11 if- QL ...- li Helen P. Shepherd obtained a B.A. ' 5 1 V degree from Colorado State College -- 2 , .1 of Education. Swimming and football , r g' I are the sports she likes, and her hobby P i 5 is skiing. Mrs. Shepherd is one of the ' , 'A ' business teachers at C.S.H.S. 4 ' ' A trip through the Deep South 1: -LN., Z - ,fgj If was one of the highlights of Gertrude .Lfe5ff31, ,, I 1. '- L, -sg M. Sieber's summer of 1958. Mrs. '. 1 ' Siebers attended Colorado State Col- - .. lege where she was granted her F. 1-.- s . degree and Greeley College where she obtained her M.A. degree. She is a junior and senior girls' counselor. 1:-..'N geese, fr. lull' l ! Mr. Lee Pollart Mrs. Helen Shepherd Mrs. Gertrude Siebers After attending Pueblo College for two years, Helen M. Switser trans- ferred to Colorado State College and was graduated with a BA. degree. Mrs. Switser's hobbies are bowling, sewing, and reading. Last summer Marjorie M. Webb took a trip to the Eastern, Southern, and Middle Western parts of the hi United States. She has attended it Northern Illinois University and Drake kj-iq? xxll n a 1 n W,s....flf' ' . Y University. Drake University granted ' w V ,,,.-gm ff- her a B.S. degree. During the summer of 1958 Robert Mrs. Helen Switser Mrs. Marjorie Webb Mr. Robert Wencl Wencl was employed as a railroad station agent and telegrapher. Mr. Wencl attended Texas Western Col- lege and earned a B.A. degree at Saint Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. Faculty 21