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

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5 'i '60 1' X Did you ever stop to wonder what you did most of the day? Well, you sat-you sat in class, you sat at lunch, and you sat in the car on the way to and from school. This routine started each day when you walked into your first period class, sat down, and took a test. l After. the hell rung and you staggered avsiay from the test, you went to second period. Within five minutes, you were sitting again, this time listening to announcememg, :fx I . 3 I-I l1l fd-f

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Openr It xx as a calm quret summer day IH September xx hen you entered the school for the frrst trme Then suddenly, shoclxmqly rt IS une three years later and school rs oxer As you xxonder xx here the trme xx ent just a fexx thrngs the confusron as a sophomore the Holly Hop the Prom that grrl you met m Fnglrsh 11 1 Comp stand out clearlx the rest rs a mrsty blur rn xour memory As you leaxe the school per haps for the last time you may xxell xx onder xx hat happened to the rest of those three years Wfhat drd you do xx rth all that trme spent rn darlv routrne ' Thrs sectlon dealrng xxrth The Day rn the Lrfe of a Student IS wrrtten to some day xx hen memorres hall back to these happy years brmg back recollec trons of the average day at school It began xxrth We :xt X x, P RN Sax txt + I the doors rn the mornrng Here you gathered wrth your frrends enthusrastrcally rndrfferently or dreadrngly awartmg the forth comm g day When the doors opened there xx rs 1 minor xcrsmn ot the Normmdx rnx 191011 as exeryone headed for the loclxers Vlewed by some as 1 netessrrx exrl 1nd oy others 15 ln unnecessary nurssznce loclxers nexertheless occuplcd therr plrte rn the school day 'b gs x xx s XX x NNN Q N xyVN l xxtxsvx A ' N ng 10 ,. 1 y f

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X At the end of second period, there was occasionally a break in the routine - an assembly. For this event, you walked in and casually chatted with your friends, Then you again sat down and listened. You may not have liked the speaker. or may not have agreed with him, but on the whole, you gave him your attention. It may not have been un- dividedg still, you were quiet, and you were listening. Opening 12