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

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Ethel D. Zinn Englifla Assists with National Honor and Quill and Scroll WE STMINISTER, PENNSYLVANIA. B.S. COLORADO English Department Attends N.C.T.A 4 1 LN! Roenna Cohen Ezzglifb, Terror Trail Quill and Scroll Sponsor rio1.onAuo UNIVERSLTY. ILA. Ann L. Higgins Efzglifb Kl'N'I' STATE UNIVERSITY, OHIO, B.S, Virgil I. Hoff Ezzglifln Debate Club - Co-Sponsor COLORADO STATE COLLEGE or EDUCATION, A.B. Lida K. Kennedy Englifb, Senior Girly Comzrelor Roster Chairman for Palmer High School WESTERN STATE COLLEGE. An COLORADO COLLEGE. M.A. Mr. Peak explains hullctin hoard on Early England to Pam Moody. Klause Hendrirks. Ken Shipps and Susan Hay. members of his senior class. s pn-J 'f. .m '5F,,. I ,A 5 0 7 8 0 ll fIll2Bl45lIl7 IB I0 Ill 122324 ?5l92'l2829.llJI ,Ir-

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'FW- JL' Maryorle G Galley Language Latln Club Sponsor eotonaoo COLLEGE a Aileen W McNamara Language Spanish Club Sponsor omvrusrrv or eoromoo ra A AND B E Marlon E Rerd E11 glzrla and Language Future Teachers of Amerlea Sponsor COIORADO STATE COLLEGE OF FDLCATION A M Head ef lhe Language Department lrerleh Club and NHIIODHI Hgnof LNIXPRSITH Ol- COLORADO BA lNlNlRSl'lX OI- IOWA MA Maynard Iungerlch Souety Sponsor Because of the lmportance rn the mod ern world of understandlng among all people the mterest rn forexgn languages rs IDCYCQISIFIQ., steadily German Spanish Irench and Latrn are offered nn the Lmguage Department for a bettermsxght rnto other peoples and nltrons French Spanish and Latnn clubs fur ther a students knowledge and enjoy ment of a language Specral projects conecrnmg holxdays and speclal occasrons rn a country are undertaken by the varrous clubs Language Introduces Other Cultures Latln on the board Ron I X f l

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Mary Louise Miller English Ass't of junior Red Cross, Lever Sponsor UNVERSITY OF TEXAS, B.A. GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSIT Dexter R. Peak English SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, B.S. Esther L. Porter Ezzglirb and Speech Y, M.A. MC PHFRSON COLLEGE, KANSAS. A.B. NORTHXVIESTERN UNIVERSITY, IL M.A. During Thanksgiving vacation all the Colorado Springs English teachers had an opportunity to attend the annual con- vention of the National Council of Teachers of English in Denver, which featured well known speakers and dis- cussion groups. Displays from Palmer High School containing notebooks, term papers, and a sample newspaper by the students were exhibited. Remedial reading and reading improve- ment courses, the enriched or CH groups, the journalism and yearbook classes along with the regular grammar and literature classes in all three years make up the English curriculum. Films, tapes, and records are used as aids. The literature course places emphasis on appreciation, the understanding of people, authors styles, and the improve- ment of vocabulary. Grammar and lit- erature are one semester each for the sophomores and juniors while the seniors and enriched groups mix the two through- out the year. Marty Agner lor English LINOIS. tells the sen- class about Margaret Reid English Terror Tribe Sponsor coroaaoo coruzcs AND COLUMBIA uxlvsaslw. A-5- Barbara Reynolds Ezzglirb Terror Tribe Sponsor COLORADO STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, B.A. Shakespeare Willa L' Waite I x Englirla orwsn corrrcs. aa. Thurman C. Warner Erzglirln DRAKE UNIVERSITY. B,S. New Mexico menraxos VNIVERSITY. Ma. l . ini-ml . . ' '. 11 ' ' I . E if N., I Alice A. Xlifilliamson E11,g1'1ib lleffmrlnzwll .md Rmziljzzg Iu1pr'o1'eme11t i'xni'itsn'v oi- rims.-.. rs..-I. coroaaoo corrrce, ara. -an 4 - ':, 4: .. I '69 x..,Qi 29 Academic Life