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

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Maria .............. Captain von Trapp ..... ....Dorothy Ulrich ......Rob Ryder Two of the nuns from Maria s Austrian convent discuss her merits and faults Mother Abbessu. Max Detweiler ...... Frau Schrader .... Frau Schmidt ..... Franz ..... Liesl ..... Kurt ...... Friedrich .... Louisa ..,.. Birgitta .... Marta .... Gretl ..... Rolf .... .................. Admiral Von Schreiber ...,.. Herr Zeller ..... ,...Jessie Baughn ..,,...Doug Speer Michael Ann Lamb ....Toni Waldruff .......Phil Rusk ...,.Georgia Moen ....Mike Kinney ,....Steve Scott .....Penny Taylor ..,..Debbie Schleif ...Monica Jaurequi Bernaette Jaurequi ,..,Mickey Spencer ....Roger DeWitt ....Skip Waggoner Captain von Trapp points out the mountains he loves to his fi- ancee, Frau Schreider, while Herr Detweiler looks on.

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Standing Ovation Greets Fall Play To the accompaniment of the choir, a candle-lit pro- cession of the performers in the Sound of Music filed slowly onto the darkened stage. The crowded auditorium grew completely still. From the balcony above the audience, the choir sang several selec- tions from the musical. Then the curtains opened on the Austrian village where the play took place. The Sound of NIusic, directed almost entirely by the student drama teacher, lVlr. Dan Johnson, em- ployed several new techniques in production. While the stage crews changed the scenery, various mem- bers ofthe cast entertained the audience with sing- ing, dancing, and comic episodes. lVlr. Dean Delaney and Nlr. Jerry Teske combined forces for the musical aspect of the production. Nlr. Teske also choreo- graphed the entire play. Sold out on both performances, The Sound of lVlusic received standing ovations on both evenings. ., The von Trapp family gathers together to sing a selection from The Sound of Music. The Mother Abbess, portrayed by Jessie Baughn, comforts Maria after her return to the convent.

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Notehand Classes Show Improvements College-bound students benefited this year from an improved notehand class which began second se- mester. The course enabled them to get more prac- tical use from notehand. Program plans for next year included combining the two courses of office practice and office machines into one class. Other business courses offered this year included three typing courses, bookkeeping, records, short- hand, business law, service, printing, math, and management. New to Palmerthis year was lVlr. Ransom, Head of the, Business Department. He had formerly taught at Mitchell High School. Learning to use a duplicator, students run off several copies of an assignment. xii ,li Sex During ciass Carolyn Dover practices her typing.