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

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f ,',f f A . 9. ix i . 5, 1 3,73 ' ?.?ti!:- l 4s-Anf?2! Did you ever stop to realize that there are over 40 clubs in P.H.S.? The majority of the student body was in one or more clubs each year, helping in club projects and activities, and making the school more completely active. Opening Pow-wow. Holly Hop, Sweetheart, and finally the Prom were just 21 few of the many dances that formed an important part of the school year, lt may be dim lights and soft music, or bright lights and swinging tunes that stand out first, but you will long remember the dances and the girl Qyou know, the one from Eng. 11.1 Compj. 16

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6 .1 1. 5 Study hall was a wonderful opportunity to those who made use of it. Here the student could get homework done, do a bit of last-minute cramming for an exam, or do reference work in the library, If all this was done, the student could just close his eyes and relax, freed from the pressure of Class routine, Seventh period ended at 3:15 pm., but that wasnt the end of the day. There were still the club activities, and perhaps a game or a dance that night. Even though you went home, there was the ever- present homework to be done. 5? U it 5 4

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Everyone fondly remembers the day you won the game by 60 pointsg unfortunately. everyone also re- members the next game, which was lost by 65 points. However, win or lose, you backed your teams. and morale was never higher. Above all, the ACTIVE SPIRIT of the ACTIVE SCHOOL prevailed. That was your day, It was often tiring. monotonous, or trying, but it was fun. too. In your high school career. you had in the neighborhood of 549 of them. To those who are through with the routine, to those who will be continuing it, and to the teachers who g u i d e d them through it. this, the Terror Tnzil of 1960 is dedicated. .1-:QM was ' 'Y ' new J . af- . Wy-74' ,,,. ,,.,.,.w:M .fweggmw L 'nl-si-'il wx? Ei-1 M ,wail