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

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EP l Eva... .4d lm.A.,a., 1.1 751.1 A skeleton to explain the structure of the body Bunny Anderson explains the structure of is a realistic teaching device in Mr. Berry 's coral to biology classes. physiology class . l i,1,ln111-1,91 .1 X 1-La. 5 1 1 During the summer of 1958 Ken- neth Long attended Colorado Col- lege on a fellowship awarded him by the National Science Foundation. Mr. Long earned an M.A. degree from Colorado State College. He enjoys watching every type of sport. ll: li a ,- l1H Cg:.M I if -1,325 1 1 . Ln ll C! V',I. 'La Mr. Kenneth Long Mr. Henry Lujan At C.S.I'l.S. both Chemistry Club and Chess Club are sponsored by Harold D. Moon. He has acquired a B.A. degree from the University of Illinois and an M.S. degree from the University of Western Illinois. Among his hobbies are chess and reading. Henry Lujan, a biology teacher, has obtained a B.A. degree in phys- ical science from Colorado State Col- lege of Education. Mr. Lujan is a great fan of football, basketball, base- ball and tennis. Among the science teachers at C.S.H.S. is Ioseph O. Spencer. He attended Kansas State College and received a B.S. degree. Mr. Spencer has also done graduate work at the University of Minnesota and Colorado College. 'During the summer of 1958, 'Clark O. Wilder attended the Science Seminar at Colorado College, where he had previously earned his B.A. degree. Mr. Wilder also attended Denver University for one year. He enjoys photography and traveling. 1 - , - l - ,NZM VL! , .,.1 Y . ,- 1 - 1 . 1 1 , ,. 'f' wh nf -, J., .Ji 2 ,,. Y, .w. - Mr. Harold Moon Mr. Ioseph Spencer Mr. Clark Wilder Faculty 29 -1- '1-W -. . -,L 1.1 U 'A wt- .1:'.' 154

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Mr. Frederick Bishof Fredrick Bischof, the head of the science department, has been granted a B.A. de ree from Colorado College and an MEX. degree from Col- orado Universit . He sponsors Future Scientists and lghgineers. of ps PE!! Science Explores Natural and Microscopic Worlds Supervising Inter Club Council, teaching physiology, and counseling are the activities of Keith P. Berry. Mr. Berry was awarded a B.S. de- gree frorn Iowa State College and an M.S. degree from Colorado State College. L non Bloxom's hobb is his science Y show, Little Hall of Science. Mr. Bloxom attended Southwestern Col- lege and was granted a B.A. degree. He served as a physicist for a small electronics firm for twelve years. Miss Lois Casperson Mr. Murl Houseman Mr. Oliver Ingraham 28 Faculty .,. -- 4' 'ls .fi-5' MY- Keith BUFY Mr. Lynn Bloxom Among the sports enjoyed by Lois A. Casperlisotn arie basigall, Ewimming, hikin an ow in . iss as erson, sponsor of Tips eiind Pre-Med: Club, earned a B.S. degree from South Dakota State College and an M.T. from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. On New Year's Day of 1958 Murl C. Houseman attended the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasa dena. In addition to earning an M A degree from Columbia University, Mr Houseman has furthered his education by doing graduate work at Harvard University, Carnegie Tech, and New York University. Oliver lngraham, one of e geology teachers, was granted a BA degree from Colorado College Mr Ingraham sponsors the Star Gazers Club. He likes to hike and to go camping.

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Courtesy committee and Latin Mr. Glen Iustus Having graduated from Colorado State College of Education and from Colorado College, Glenn W. Iustus holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. Mr. Iustus is the head of the social studies department. His hobbies include read- ing and sports. Mrs. Dorothy Adams Mr. Adolph Bakun Mr. Raymond Calhoun Mr. Ralph Conner Mrs. Marjorie Galley Mr. William Gordon 30 Faculty Social Science Delves into Past Courses offered b the social studies department are American history, world history, world geography, and social living. The purpose of the social studies department is to teach the basic concepts of our American heritage, culture, institutions, and an apprecia- tion of good citizenship. All sopho- mores are required to take a social studies subject, which is usually world history. Seniors must take American history before they can graduate. There are thirteen social studies teach- ers, three of whom are new. joint sponsor of the senior class is Dorothy Adams. Miss Adams en- rolled at the University of Alabama and graduated with a B.A. degree. She is presently attending the Univer- sity of Colorado Extension Center. Adolph F. Bakun, an American history teacher, is the gonsor of the International Relations lub. He was ranted BA and BS de rees from gflissouri Valley College. gflr. Bakun likes golfing, football, and basketball. An American history teacher, Ray- mond E. Calhoun is the sponsor of the Student Organization and Treasury Committee. He was grad- uated from Colorado College with an M.A. degree. One of the world history teachers is Ralph R. Conner, news director for the Manitou Springs radio station, KCMS. Mr. Conner, who acquired a B.A. degree from the University of Tulsa, has continued his education by doing post-graduate work at Colorado College. Club are sponsored by Marjorie G. Galley. She graduated from Colorado College with a B.A. degree and has furthered her education by doing graduate work at the Colorado State College of Ed- ucation. William G. Gordon is coach of the the B squad football team and assistant coach of wrestling. Mr. Gordon ac- quired a B.A. degree from the Uni- versity of Denver. He enjoys lishing and likes to swim.