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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1975 volume:

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Without them this book of them, forthem,would not be. - For the actions of men are like the index of a book, they point out what is most remarkable in them - Thomas. We thank them for making this a remarkable, if not historical book. 4 1 lm lg- n1 41- editor's note This is the story ofthe opening, or perhaps the closing for some, ofa phase of life and the building of persons out of people. It is told in terms of the people who open that phase and build that person, each life story a part of the mosaic that make the pictures compiled in this book. The place has a common cast of characters. What happens in one area is of tremendous consequence to the others. Their biographies, their destinies are so closely bound together that each is woven into the fabric ofthe whole. Regardless of what part of the design they make, one needs the other to complete the full picture. 5 U . uf: 5 wifi 5' f 7, n. 1 A5 ,C Xf 1 ff- 4 Q , 1 Y' Q f . nf . 1 2. 1 at first the infant in the nur5e's arms 7 - -,- -- - qv ' .frs f,.. l ef, 'S' ww. 1-S' W fn: lx .- a io :fp - F36 , gh ,fzfi C Q ' i jjiiag, . jg, 1 F ,Q , 1 fS2.?Zf1J,5m.-'- .559 , qfp,v,,,., yy lr 1 ,,-Q5 ,Al -5-' ff-- -Qfgw' H lg -1 4 f A .f . . ' fe. , : iw ----- , 'A - g,'jK'i1' jg.-'g a, Tj-. .' f err- il 1. 'W 1' ' W ' - L+.. A142 - , -1 rm -me-1? aliiffl' if 91251 ryg.gaf f1'?' . ,-Z., ewi , 'Iv '. 5, ik'-' , ,Q--.V -. V - . I : - W.,-nf ,Q--., ,, W 3,v- and then the winning school-boy, with hrs gig.,-5414, 1 , . f 4, ,-:wg ZH 'Hia' 1 ,- V m x. , . ,, j'Q f . . . . f -34,5-gi gl ,ft -YL. ,' 1 '-- kb- 'M .r Satchel and shlnmg morning face, creep- ig 2 c,l fg,xL,a-.e w:,1 AN jf. ,iw ...Lv I - - wg,-J gag, U . . . . . . L v, 314, I A ,- if-A ,, lp, vp-if l. jg, Ing like snail unwilling to school ,is -- fff 2 ' lk 'K g x, 5 -,ff 3 Qs SI ' -l ai. 1 ,i g 'Aff li- ' 1 -Wk v u ' . '. A X. 5 ,V T3 4 Wi, L4 h X, - .. fl T f ' 1 N? l. l' 31 1 - -1. f X 1 X I -ff QA' - . - , Nd v :',,'?a. fi I n I Ai x ' fi ijgi d lf -I .L lik .. ' QQ ugly, ' M,-J '11, . N 99 Z, 'b aggage' A 1 I 2 ai' K-E? ' '?!Wf'. .4 QF' ,ff.3':i- 4 4,7 I yu 4551. 3 A-Q13 5 Q. f L. AQ, ,,f,- QA. ,uni H- J- . y gi L.. A , . -, 5 x' ' Ra- , L ww- A f - N - -, 1.. 3 'av H 1 - Z2 ' . ' 4 L 1 -Y . - ,. 1 u'- v,:. ' n ,- ' :L - 1 V f .. gm 'N' 'L J ixlr Y' f . H. lf -iw. 'l on 2 1 mn- lf ,Em 1 HM. ,A V . 5 48 -...p... ..... vi ..... il s ll i ll and then the lover, sighing like furnace with a woeful ballad made to his mistress eyebrow 9 NQYYT, , qw: .V V M ' ,e xl . Vzuflwavng-'i.i12 Lg' '. H.-2. -Ufmdg t., ,, y Q Wpvhulz' F 'Z' 1 7', 'YS-14--f . I, , i, .,.. is 1 , i . then a soldier, full ofstrange oaths,jealous in honor, sudden and quick in quarrel, seeking the bubble reputation even in the cannon'5 mouth i 3 . an ar. K 4 -I. K A ,. 'Q I -- -' . 7 -. v-- l ' 1: , . , 4.4 .' , 1 X ' I -Ig, 4.41 , ' :, . X- mi: 5'- , ' . ,. .. , , Q' If H his 'V ,W ' , --11 A51 45 V: A .r Z' X L -Q ,-,k3:.x?:. f Jyi-Nix ul f-. 4 f , fx X S1 'rx 3 1 S ':. .Y : , i-QQ. E' - .a . 57m-:.fV' . - and then the justice, in fair round belly I ,.Vq with eyes severe and beard of formal cut, Q- lf full of wise saws and modern instancesg and so he plays his part af-uw i the sixth age shifts into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon, with spectacles on nose and pouch on side, his big manly voice turning again toward childish treble, pipes and whistles in his sound QQE? MPSRQX pn 'Q' Chapter 2 SENIORITY The last rnlle seems the longest when we ve Comea long long way The last mile seems the length of our and so with us today We ve marched the whole rough years and more feeling sometimes weary with the stress and strain of years 00 9 U ja l .019 f . . . ' . and rugged road for twelve vvhole O 9 1 on I D 16 r-'Q' , ng' . . gi fire? - I , .J ..v Misrtssi . A journey ofa thousand miles begins with a single step. 17 seniors Abeyla, Patrick Adams, Roy Adams, Sharon Adkins, Eddie Adsit, George Alarcon, H Alexander, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, arold Sandra Barbara Steve Terry Apodaca, Carol Arboleda, Archuleta, Badgett, K Bailey, Ma Bak, Nathan Henry Dennis eith rti Barclay, Carey Barnes, Andy Baugh, Doug Baumgartner, Susan Beach, Karen Beach, Rhonda Beegles, lanet Bendure, Alora 18 n Las 'V 4. f J. , 7 'H K .L f f , cl, M -. -- :.--Z' ...f-4 . ge, 1 1 ? ' J 'i1.,5gf.' ' 'r. v-2'--Y, fc . f r fr - . I 57-T . . 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Benell, Vicki Bennett, David Bennett, Roderick Berger, Karen Berta, Margaret Berta, Mary Bernicken, Nicole Bianchi, Debbie Bliss, Scott Blume, lanice Boigenzahn, Betty Bonnes, Peter Booth, Denise Booth, john Borden, Sharon Bouton, Ann Brattin, Carl Breedlove, William Brehm, Colleen Brown, Derek Brown, Linda Brown, Pete Browning, Ronald Buhl, julie Butler, Barb Butler, Michael Burghart, Byron 19 class of 75 Burlks, Samuel Burleson, Debra Burton, Anita Burton, Renee Buttenwieser, Larry Butts, Michael Callaghan, Stacy Campbell, Shirley Carden. Deborah Cardi, Carolyn Carl, leanetta Carmack, Ronna Carter, Laurie Cartmell. Jodi Cartmell, Mark Castine, Mona Chavaria, Randy Chavez. Lenore Cisneros, Danny Clowser, Cindy Clutter, Virginia Cobb, Brice Cobb, joni Coleman. lohn I al 1 , I M 1 l A U ', R ,gf .ff 'vH.l:f f u - . : ar gin? I l J' Wil? SM l' N' lil h - 4.5 1 S AJ, D 2: ri f ' if 'f I '-' U .L sv--,A 3 1,- 5. wi' A ne ggi an i , ,, will 1' - V 3-' l i lull , a-. N 5 , Ili JV.. 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' Fulton, Cindy Ganaway, Audrey Garcia, Lenore Garcia, Toby Gentry, Ann Gerardo, Irene Gibbens, Patti Gibson, Karen Gibson, Shelia Gill, Ron Gipson, Tater Gleason, Daniel Goetze, Sherri Good, lerry Gordon, Robert Gordon, Tamice Grady, Tom Graner, Tracie Grannsjo, Sven Gravil, Becky Green, William Gresham, Dew Griffin, john Grindell, Cindy 7 class of 75 Guy, Cindy Hadden, Carolyn Haight, Roberta Hale, Caren Hamilton, Sue Hammitt, james Haptonstall, Vickie Harris, David Haskins, Gary Hawkinson, Steve Hawley, Mike Hayes, Levolia Hayes, Steve Heaberlin, Mike Heedt, Cathv Heil, julia Hemingway, Lisa Hendren, Shelley Hendron, Tori Henke, Robin Henschel, Timothy Hentges, jennifer Herbaugh, Leroy Herrera, Theresa C-v f i . i r- yi ' 445' sv. ugkiry e f . ix :lm f 'iw ' 5 Y A ,gill Ju . J . r f J ll V ,Mi fit, 3. 'lf'i'l,lT'l J-L 5 K, -airs, , . -ww, -' .. law: f 1 ' '- vf - , . 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Laurie Kusters, lvo Kyle, Bob Laabs, loel Labonte, Thomas LaFeve, Mary 26 'ning l ,, 'J' 5 v 'l 1 . Q- -' ll ,png ao- I Jr pt ' al at in H X ' i er? 4 I ' .l ,l Y . i i , -45 .M . 1 K 1 , n , X as 'l 4 J ... 1' ' - - - fs.: W, f .w . 'f .ai M . . . Eiga, ml? Ha. t 1 msn' 1 x- '.f' ' 34 ff A - 3 Y '-.Cf inf, .,., .ui .A . .4 , 1' 1 L wl-..,.. , l-l 1 -. ,- fl g.n:,aiZ 'fri' ng A 'fn warp? 4 fi .Q i 'Fp'fJ! 1 .::,.:. cg., um., .,,,.m.x. . ,rf . . ., ,,,,,5,H. lf: , ,513-,ysjixqteumuaam ,4L1f iuente1,w:'u., .i'.fie,t,.fv,4-fda.. new? H- at ,, in H i . 0 55 3 IQJL, 1: ,Q 5 fi .,.J , ,il , il li ...a 'Q 'x A I ' tl I X 2 4.4 v Q' Q 45 .. -1 'VL . A . ,,ff' 'f- , .dl m .tr - ' Q- ...P ' 4 . 5: .- , .,,. .2-33. xv- tt J 'lm f . ifiifi ' Lans, Vic Lathrop. Larry Lee, Bill Lee, Stephen Lee, Paul Leonard, Angelika Lewis, David Liebowitz, Lee Ann Light, james Lillv, Patricia Long, Bonnie Louie, Sue Lujan, Peggy Lyons, Lura Mach, William Mack, Marina Meastas, Nancy Majors, janet Majors, Tom Maldonado, CeleSIi Mann, Roger Manning, john Marcinek, Robert Marricle, Melissa Marshall. Heidi Martinez, Carmen Martinez Mary Martinez Pauline Martinez, Theresa Marx, Esther F10 27 class of '75 Mascotti, Linda Massengale, Antoinette Mattock, Pam Mayotte, Nanette Maziqh, Laurie McAllister, Melva lVlCC3l'll'ly, Nlichagl McClure, Leesa Mcflonnaughhay, Suzy McDougald, Patricia McFarland, Margaret Mccaha, Gale Mclntyre, Robert McKinley, Rene McKinley, Rodney McLean, Mariann Mead, Dennis 1 Meier, Donald Mendenhall, Sue Meurs, Mary Meyer, lohn 28 l .mbizulf ., ,5+?-- f- t-,. eg pg., Qs. 13-21: 1 ...- i, I. I' i nj 1 A ,iq- 'eaf A J. , .. E. ,.-., EM I F761 5 f.. - . 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' .Y I - ,,-,1.'r3'1'- ' A f ' il l- ' 1 X il 1 :ale it-. r iiifwl t- Q it fiilil, Miller, Cynthia Mitchell, Sue Ann Mockerman, Phillip Moffitt, Robert Monk, lim Monk, Mike Montgomery, Leslie Montoya, Michael Montoya, Zeke Mooney, Sharon Moore, Diana Moore, James Moreno, Henrietta Morgenson, Brenda Muhlenbruck, Gary Murray, Lois Murtha, Gayle Niehans, Pat Noxon, Robert O'Banion, Walter Oliver, john Ortiz, Marcella Oxley, Cindy Padgett, Bob 29 seniors Padgett, Cathy Pae, lim Pair, Lorita Pantle, Diane Parker, Steven Parrot, Becky Parrott, George Pasley, Donna Pate, Bonnie Penlold, Marcia Perkins, jerry Perniciaro, Dominick Perrin, Patti Perry, Barbara Peterson, Vickie Peterson, Virginia Petri, Johan Pettigrew, Craig Phillips, Allan Pitts, Mark Pogar, Therese Poole, Arvin Powers, Donald Prall, Allen 30 ni, xlff' LL. 'n W4 . Z. - - 1-'II' :f ., .- ? rg class of '75 Presley, Mike f Putman, Corinne Quigley, Dale Ranals, David Ream, Brian '55-f '-' ' W Reavis, David .. . HN . 1 ' .A ' A l aa If-r--'r ., 411111, q7f.,. . xxx: f,- ,,. , ,.-. Q if fl ,, fi, ' it 'i I ' llllllv' l l: If A V K i xx , g::'i 1 'if' 'lf-'3l7f5'i'i 'lui l Rector, Karen 1 l T : 'la 27-f iffgu Redinger, james Reed, Donald Richardson, Tilman River, Serri Roberts, Glenda if 4-.J Roberts, Nancy Robison, Cindy Rock, Debbie Rodie, Marie Rodriguez, Carobfn Romero, Doug Roquemore, jo Ann Rosing, Gerry Ruchti, Nancy Ruesewald, Sharron :Lf 53 gi , ,gg it Rupley, john , Ruppert, Susan ,j V Saip, David . i Saip, Marty X-6,7 jx Saltsman, Mark 31 class of '75 'I' , ,R . 1 zfw , 535 , , it i Savio, Louis 5 ? .'-53. . 3105 ' X SaverS,l0hf1 ' ii Ll : P22251 1. '21 343 x f Schaal, Randy Schabel, lohn Schaefer, Kathy ff? ' Schiffbauer, Cheryl J' Schooley, Deanne : gif-H. fgl... .inf . . V ' ,HH 'i S eee i 0' Fi . Jilin. 25 N X' ' K V ' , L' KIAQM T ' 'L , N - Schroeder, Charles ' V 67' M' ' ' v Scimemi, Vince If A ' Scoggins, Lizz f' xi ' 1 S' X' N ' , ff Scoggins, Patti v is, fd-in L Q' Scott, joe ' i n N95 I V In 1 ,vu I -v-, us. , sql- A , Lariat Seeley, Don ' X f K r tr Sena, David , f Sharp, David ' Shavey, Darrell if ' Shaw. Tami Shuttlesworth, Mike Simpson, Tyra Sites, Gerri Skovgaard, Jeanne Slagle, Tim if I 55 v '. W . Smith, Cynthia smith, David l Smith, Donita ' Smith, Joslyn l Smith, Lynn 32 ii -1 3' , .E- i 429 l 5, xi re in , Ass? o 7 r-L-,. r, X i I ll ,V l 754 i wi I . X v X. 1 l ' X 'K' 9 if-,:.. V 1? ' 3 -eil , ,-' 6 4 Gb. 1' XF mf:- 455 ' V , -' E ge f A .4 i' ' H K U L 'Q Y 1 I ,M-T . v f 1 t .Pl vb' f i I , . l i at 5 lf 'H 'E l 'H in 45' HW! , fl l i J lf-W Q Y l xi G fl . N 1 A : rw P ir ' i lt 4 6 y -f l gk, V ' . S' :t .i Qfalt, . N5 Q ' . X if if l l 1 fag. 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Li, , L 'wt A Stevens, Hazel Stevens, Karen Stokes, Dwight Stone, Barbara Stoudermire, Lynneata Strouse, Karen Sullivan, Lanni Sutliff, Mathew Swagger, Isabelle Swanljung, Peter Sweaney, Stan Tackels, Patricia Tanser, Betty 33 seniors Taylor, Cathi Thaete, Marlene Theodore, Lisa Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Merry Townley, Lionel Trujillo, Louis Trzyna, Alan Valdez, Darlene Vanderpluym, lean VanDrulf, Hal Varley, Cathy Varrone, Sue Veasey, Byron Vigil, Daniel Vigil, Patricia Vigil, Virginia Vogt, Beverly Vort, Becky Wagoner, Phyllis Walls, Cherl Wardwell, Stephen Washington, Nadine Weck, Leslie Whisler, Scott White, Michael 34 'X ,www 'fi le l 124 A hifi Aalbu, Carol Aksland, Karen Aldapa, Mario William Lorene Gabriel Raymond Louis Ethel s, Charles David Lari Larry Roy Robert Bohlken, john Breidenstine, Eugene Brickley, Michael Brock, Scarlet Burch, johnny Carney, Catherine Carter, Alvin Castaldo, Garry Cimino, Anthony Cisneros, Paul Cook, David Crabb, Larry Crevier, Mary Crevier, Theresa Currier, Grant Dandrea, Douglas Davis, William it Dempsey, Diane Desilets, Kenton Draper, Crystal Dudley, Elaine Egan, Donald Eimer, Paul Elder, William Espinoza, Albert Ewell, Ronald Feeley, George Finley, Mary Flipse, Cynthia Foat, Pam Gallegos, Lloyd Gallegos, Mabel Geiselhart, james Gesick, Roy Gilroy, james Gonzalez, Albert Gonzalez, Genevieve Good, Betty Gurney, Rebecca Haley, Kathy Hargrove, Karla Hargrove, Kim Harvey, Rashelle Healey, Michael Houston, Eric Howard, Sylvia Hughson, Montgomery Humphrey, Diane jamerson, john jenks, Lauri jones, Bernard U: A if jgL???25ri'7 2 . '. A' 2 awsvaqg fi , i , T4- l not pictured juncker, Sheila Kaltenbacher, Keith Kaltenbacher, Kevin Kazee, jerry Kline, William Knoblauch, Leo Koons, Diane Kosley, David Lash, Valerie Lee, Stewart Lee, Vance Long, joseph Lopez, Roel Lucero, jo Anna Lucero, Lawrence Lynch, Edward Mack, Ida Maes, Martin Marks, john Markworth, Charles Martinez, Martha Mason, Barbara Mayer, Kevin McDavid, Marian McDonald, Brian McKenna, Terence McLean, Rodney McNeal, Cassandra Medina, Leroy Menges, Marla Miller, Mark Motter, john Neel. Holly Nelson, james i Newton, Nancy O'Connor, Diane Olney, Deborah O'Malley, Michael Paul, Brian Paulus, Stephen Pennington, Debra Prater, Virginia Pullen, Larry Puzick, Vincent Reed, Michael Richardson, Sharon Roddy, Beverlyn Rodriguez, jerry Rucker, Dana Rust, Steven Salaz, Rodney Salazar, Paul Santistevan, Anthony Sauer, Paul Schafer, Arnold Schneck, Dale Schubert, jeffrey Sharkey, Thomas Sheppard, Kim Shrader, Charles Sintas, Eugene Smith. Carl Smith, Michael Smith, Steven Solita, Steven Staley, Arthur Standaert, Mark Stolper, Ernest White, Rhonda Williams, Leslie Williams, Toni Willrich, Harold Wilson, Sandra Wind, Elaine Winfrey, Linda Wood, Larry Woolley, Gregory Wright, Hollv Wurth, Harold Wyatt, Grace Wynn, Phyllis Young, Barry Zaleski, Steve Strcich, Debra Street, Gary Sweetwood, Stephen Swofford, Michael Taylor, Bruce Thesenvitz, Mark Trujillo, Leroy Trumbo, Carol Vail, john Vansuch, Gary Velasquez, Fermin Verdieck, Matthew Vigil, Reuben Vigil, Thomas Walker, Claudia Walker, Debra Walker, Phyllis Ward, Hayward Ward, Steven Watkins, Michael Weightman, Larry West, Evelyn Wheeler, Phillip Wheeler, Verna Whitlock, Mary Whitney, james Williams, Timothy Wind, Eileen Winters, Cynthia Wolski, David Woltz, Kristene Worton, janet Young, Lloyd Chapter 3 S UDY Characterlzed by questIon and change 1975 was a transItIonal year Teachers voted to start varIable schedulIng In September of 75 and new boundarIes were se Change was accented by the addItIon of new courses and the enrIchment of the old Both astronomy and botany were added In the sclence department DECA contInued Its program for the student Interested ID un derstandmg busIness whIle human dynamIcs helped the student un derstand hImself and those around Im PhotographIcs drew many students' Interests as It exposed them to the whole process of producIng a prInt Both the EnglIsh and mathematIcs departments courses but expanded on the dIfferent aspects of each fIeld Because of Increased enroll ment and dlverse Interests the mInIcourse system that began last year contInued In physlcal educa tIon North Central EvaluatIon CommIttee fIItered through the halls of Palmer for two days and found the core of Palmer s currIculum plIable yet very solId In IIS abIlIty to educatethe student ThechaIrman stated PalmerIsthe best downtown school In the state and possIbly In the natIon I. h' . continued offering the traditional 7 z . 1 . Q If I I I . . . ,, 36 Ill .amy t , . .sul 'i ': ,.lf.I,Mu- u Jr' hw, ,A-, 2 ' 1 . ,.....Dic. ., . 1 :EW ranch experience unites students Every morning, as we walked into school, we would find the same group of people, standing in front of the same locker, repeating the same morning gossip. It seemed as though life at Palmer was always the same. No one made an effort to get to know someone from the neighboring locker section. Security was found in the samness of those around us, but little was learned. In a effort to bring people from other locker sections together, Mr. Dave Van Der Wege initiated the Cooperative Leadership Program. The program brought both students and teachers together, in an environment otherthan Palmer, so that the problem of the social clique could be discussed and hopefully somewhat resolved. Bear Trap Ranch provided par- ticipants a near perfect place to learn about each other. Activities were planned so that cooperation would grow between those that did not always havethe opportuni- ty to work together. Races, cleanup chores and cooperative projects gave everyone the chance to really work together. 4 . Ffa 4 g Aw U t Toby Garcia leaps over the electric wire. Dave Van Der Wege , and the View from the top of Mount Vigil Clark Davis finds the rope bridge to be a challenge Cindy Fulton and Patsy St. john. Q students exchange cultural ideas Once again, Youth for Understan- ding helped to introduce a group of exchange students to Colorado Springs' youth culture. Six coun- tries were represented as seven students added to Palmer's diverse atmosphere. The students involved learned a lot about the ways of teenagers in other countries. Comparisons were made between the types of schooling in all countries, and it seemed to the exchange students that the Palmer students had it easy. Generally it was a neat learning experience for everyone par- ticipating, especially the exchange students, who included Peter Bonnes from Holland, Ann Cuellar from El Salvador, Ivo Kusters from Belgium, Peter Swanljung from Finland, lohan Petri from Sweden, Sven Grannsjo from Sweden and Victor Montoya from Mexico. Sven Grannsjo Ivo Kusters we .. Peter Swanljung Peter Bonnes if Plans for the next hot dog roast are being made. Miss Leanne Cool works with student. occ ed expands program Palmer's occupational education department continued its work-oriented program for the 15th year. The curriculum was greatly expanded with a new home-economics program, typing courses, P.E., and shop course along with math and civics. Classes were held in the morning so that students could work at jobs such as food service employees, teacher aides, interior decorating, and nursery aides in the afternoon. Tom Grunow was named employee of the year for a major restaurant chain in Colorado Springs. The students were involved in many activities that included membership in the Pow-Wow Club. The Pow- Wow Club sponsored a school store and the profits were used in group activies such as hot-dog roasts and attending the games together. A bus purchased for them by the teachers in 1971 was again used for field trips and to transport students to their job sites. The instructors were Mr. Floyd Rogers, Mr. Bill Harnish, Mr. Leo Valdez, Miss LeAnne Cool and Mrs. Barbara Haehn. The candy store helps provide funds for activities. 41 Chapter 4 LE DERSHIP Chnldhood and youth are no time to get an educatuon They are the time to get ready to get an educa txon The most thatwe can hope for from these chaotic perlods of life IS that durmg them we shall be set on the rnght path Publisher Great Books 25153 1 1 ' ll s' QS 'L.'.f- I ' l-. - ' ' I' Wfzl , I t, I ,F g X t X , o X 1 ,ng W l 1 X ..l is -4' 1 -of I 23 l W V1 v '1 t , , d H yi 3 42 -,.--. .A- 1-Q. WL vjixvmr--1-.. XA4 W- ,, ,, Ts- ,, ' ' V K xsn F ' 'Kgfn , sl ,Y if-',jo A5'i:'4i'i-' 'iv-: ? 4 -- 5,4 M ' -'33, u 'a sv , Yfrg, Egiqg l fi.. :tsl 'P A 4' f 5 l f ' I W AfA,4 f?:3f ' ' ,A , ' at r f 1 2 'Q ,A , 9 f i Mr. Ignacio Ortiz, dean of men administration on the go Education is a lifelong process. Three years at Palmer were but a minute portion of it, one thatwill live on in memories. The administration was the backup for that portion of the educational process during those years. It wasn't all ata desk behind closed doors. Rather, many times they were dashing through them helping planning suggesting attending basketball games and band concerts, standing in line at spaghetti dinners and standing outside with the rest of us during a fire drill on a cold, windy day. If they weren't supporting the Booster Club with their raffle, they were working on the new scheduling system for next year, or using the information gained through the North Central Evaluation committee in planning programs with the goal of student achievement in mind. Always assisting always teaching always on the go always learning how to bring students together and at the same time widen their horizons. mfs i l Mr. Henry Lujan, principal Dr. Charles Glazner, coordinator of student services 44 1 F Mr. Carl Roberts, assistant principal 5--. ... - .1'.'r'1 - i : - if , t--. .- . if Q 1 . its , st, a M, ,.. ngtsx ,-2 :TW-ali! fo, -A 'mi' . fi 'i l M I 4 . Mrs. Marjory Truax, dean of women H.-. .4 'Jef lj ag. 1. r ft-,Mg , ,-. he l . P iw ' Q - 6 '1 5 ' f '4'lw,f.e.f .T 0. ,,,.,z,.,gh iw 1 , ..... L, ji . il A x V , ' V12 iff xt 1' E iff . Fw , I i f 'i l' s 'N YI. - . -- , ., x K . 1 T. 1 X 'xex 'tm 'T? f'ff 'f ' ' vi sr r . 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'I' A' ,' 'Ui K B ll Pfiil' V. i3:4i f-il Q 3 x fly' 'x' .Q 'xl' fl lu 514.590 W Adams, Gary ' mathematics Ashcraft, Vernon A. instrumental music Baker, Cornelious B. vocational distributive education Bakun, Adolph F. chairperson: social science Barber, john R. mathematics Barnes, Donald K. industrial arts Barnett, Marjorie 1. science, psychology Baumann, Gordon H. communication arts Blades, Steven communication arts, coach: cross country Blagg, Glenn G. social sciences Boken, Gloria G. mathematics 7.17 , ,t if 3' Iljiif fl Brandenburg, William E. :Kan i A speech 4-x ac- Breeding, Donald M. social science, coach: baseball 5 - gm.. . xfx i 1 Brummer, Charlotte E. mathematics Carlson, Carole A. physical education Cimino, james business education Clapp, Patricia A. counselor 45 TJWAW ina-J l facult Davis, Clark D. business education, coach: football fx X, ' , -,.,.. A X. x Del Margo, Richard 1. communication arts, coach: basketball Demos, Nicholas S. representative: drivers education, social sicence Destefano, Robert 1. business education D'Innocenzo, joseph mathematics Frantz, Geraldine business education Freeman, Elizabeth S. communication arts Glatz, Debora L. communication arts Gossage, Stanley, I. industrial arts Greathouse, Charles I. science Green, Don A, art 46 'n s T., its K5-lfflf i 1 ff 3-re, 1,1 .. If ,,-f- -, g,- 1,-. ve-1 li rl -- ..,.:, 1 .i ri I 'F Lia Q.-ii 4-,,..-- ' 2-1' ifllf. 1- . ., , . F7 1 , ll' r I i l ir' l mill l' iw ' 1 ll :Pl llill' l lvl all l 'll r P l ,, Eli ' i WG 'lI'1J ,ll at iii . Fir ,L W i X ..- .ii . ,,, 1 ii. ii lv we ,A I L 5 ' CP. ffl 1 '-if .fu fl P H2 if ,Lf l r ,1 ' - Y: . fm J' ' H 1 LE l in x I lc 1 1 -J? J lr Q It i A .1 i ' 1 N X X x 4 f X s R 7 , -.W:,, . v t F Y Y' R Y ' W Y ' F w dw N, lt 'ril l 1 44 i -Q yr-rf A , H .'i,,,,w. it ll V . , -.f V L.. ,,,.. i. W M Li i. ,-lr i mv VL i' . X n 'l, g ' 't JNL' l ..,4.. , -t. Y, fl ,fa r , h r l, l? J 1 ll- A 2 , l eftf- t - 1 'il iq. . , ffl lfifl P5-l iff r -iiflfgrl q.j '.-,314 1.- ' :dist 1:- f -5 I' iff y ,QQ Ky? s X is Hansford, Nancy L. social science 41.-e-ff.-sl , ,- r :-I -' 1-. X,-1,1 ,fl K 1' 4 l l . . , . dn FV' . Hastings, Lottie L. ' 7 , N , 2.2 'V representative: home economics 1 J' X Ji 'I-.J Heninger, Wylene C. MH . ' ' f'l communication arts 1' Hobsom, Judy C. I l J A X communication arts. journalism , u LS' . iv i ' , rf' L.- , , , tx ii-'f ' ' Y s , ' 1 Hoe, Thomas P. . if . , , , ,K 'i 'i 12' .P work study assistant :sw H0liday,R21ym0f1d H. , cy H A' glaf ,. gfgggl science ' 89 Horbacz, john M. .N 1 H' Reading specialist, Retrospect N i ff!!! H: TW li' -fi' 1 JEf'V13.I?Y xl facult Hughes, james H. chairperson, mathematics Iaeger, Clarence R. industrial arts Ketchem, Wesley E. chairperson: athletics, business manager Kurtz, Sharon home economics Lindbloom, David 1. h industrial arts, vocational educatlon Lucero, Melvin D. science, Student Organization Mr. Maynard lungerich, after many faithful, unselfish terms of teaching, closed his last French book, graded his last paper and retired from Palmer's faculty at the end of this school year. His first assignment was in Lamar in 1932 for four years. In 1936, he moved to North junior High School where he taught Latin and general languages. During World War ll, Mr. lungerich was a member of the intelligence Branch of the Army in France. Afterwards he returned to Colorado and a teaching career at Colorado Springs High School, now Palmer, where he later became the head of the Foreign Language Department, and for many years was the sponsor ofthe National Honor Society. Because of Mr. lungerich the flag went up every morning at 7 a.m. without fail. lt was a respon- sibility he was proud of. To Mr. lungerich for seeing so many through high school Iife,and being there when help and sup- port were needed, we take this opportunity to say it was ap- preciated. 48 , ge t t i L X! a.f , IF 1 fg V' - is 9 y l Y N All ll foreign language head retires l 'Hsir.4 ' qty, MJ K,--,. Nj-wt' -57-'lf-' .:. vvv, -.:'i22,,i. .N I , gi,-,Ja 5.. r A - 5 , . '- ist' 'V Faixrxw L , ir ,,.,,1si fl V ,Tiff P1 F Fxt.fu',i '5 . ' ' f ' FRANCE ,hai V .l.-t..ll+ -f -gq:,?,--r-F-I -,- l ,141'1.': :.l7'W i'Er:: gf-l ,--.-.',e 1. -alla: f , ..fgffm'f,E gi- ,fe L ,' 'Alf .ni-LQQFVJ Flih- ' -L ,j5,l,.,.j 2' i . 1 '-1.'FA-f'- -.11 L f,f:':.a 1522- . Q q 1-- Q' 'lgm'-at 2-:I - .yt-'-1 ' X V 1 . is gl ,' ll , ,Q ' 'e.'-l'?51'll'Er 3 -'-' at ' ' Lie- Hx ,M , , . L :FRANCE ae- ,'.'f 'f. 'II J? A G.. vi-:' A ff Q ries ,li . 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'- 5 X it f ' ,x fi 1 l J 9 ,. . 54 ff 'ZW ,. I 7 main .. ,ul 4. l McCarthy, Karen L. Spanish McKierman, Daniel L. social science, coach: basketball Milne, Marjorie chairperson: physical education, coach: swim Mitchell. Daniel C. driver education, physical education coach: gymnastics Monheiser, Kenneth mathematics Moon, H. Dean science Morishita, William R. social science Murray, Margaret E. home economics facult Otto, Robert N. social science, head Coach: football Oya, Rene S. Communication ang Perrin, Oliver W. industrial arts, i vocational education Potter, Verlene D. communication arts, Speech Powell, Sherwin D. industrial arts, Chairperson: vocational education l p. I l Prince, Mary M. librarian, career education Provenzano, Michael science. driver education .il Reddick, Steven I. social science Remy, Kenneth L. science Rogers, Keith R. chairperson: science ' Romero, joseph D. industrial arts Salazar, james E. driver education Sandoval, Marjorie K. chairoersonz business education Scheiwe, Donald E. mathematics .-r,,z1.,.4, , -- H-ee. . 1... , .4.. . Ly.. l. V ., it ff... lk LI L l x kv wk .. .5 ' ' l. lf ', 5 LY. 1' if 5. .i - .. I xxt 8 - I, ' A l . U.. Q-' 1 .... ii., M XM ! W , Q ' Nix Q llxllx , N W wr'- . at -me . -.. .ie . - , -cg. . ' 1. i H ld g f 1, l it ' 1 24 W., , vi, J N tj a . 5 1 1- ii ' if 1 . -w,-y,ga- Jr!! it D tl ' I-. 'ff-,JL tix in-P 'v ,LE fs. Q Q. -Kar' in W3 . .. -rf I 1 D Wy ,f Q 3 . A N 5 - ee ' 1 1f2'7i , , e-,RL-,r.,,lg .,.. i , .53 ',a'!,,:. . - 1,4 1gA-- Hx: J 4 'tex x -' 'i . . - , ' ,J-.s .1 , WL ' x ,: . if vi, w Jig' I-1 A r i 4 VV Q' y ,. ' ir W' I . ,X . it s , ,ff L ' , Vx fesss. it .. Schenk, Dorothy A. l 'N home economics Scott, Lillian C. physical education Selfe, Conrad A. counselor Sennert, Rachel A. German Serna, Christine M. communication arts French Vg, li, I X 4-,.' at i . .F e. , Shaff, Beverly G. communication arts Silas, lack R. counselor f Simansky, joseph R. chairperson: physical education Smith, Harry M. social science ' f ii.wgKi-45-H1 . i' iii.. ,n l 53 Smith, Ronald L. 'ye' industrial arts Snare, James C. tt. Q science aint L ,le -649,3- tt if l ll I Spencer, joseph O. science Sutton, George M. social sciences Terry, lack M. chairperson: communication arts Trujillo, joseph M. communication arts, coach: football, track Turnbaugh, Betty 1. communication arts, Retrospect, Lever n-.. -5. P . 51 an X -- -flbjfi f ' :Fi-if Mini' facult Valdez, Leo l., lr. special education Voelkerding, john J. industrial arts Volkman, E. Russell counselor Wallace, David P. social science Wallace, Suzette A. communication arts drama Warner, james H. communication arts coach: tennis White, Robert W. mathematics Williams, David L. physical education, coach: football Woodward, Terry K. drivers education Zanders, Thelma E. business education Zinger, Rolf vocal music Anderson, Eudine V. program coordinator Barger, james D. physical education Blotz, Frankiln, W. business education c I., . ix '1j.4,11 .sa . i. 5 Q. , 4 L P Q l 23 li t ' 41 z '1'FE , -'lil' ,Qs '7.,. Q 2iPF5flf1ff2 3 1, ugupir ' at-iii!-N iw Q- A'-v-:'fi-,ig , .N '1 ul if ' fist ybzl W ,I 1 -5 A , . W tit, Lglx, N i i En. , - . , ll , rr - :' Vilfl -ff -wr 77 ttf w ' . gil -W it N351 4' 1.4. he f ' ima 1 1- Q 9, F N if-1 -I L ' s.- ' J- i w- . . V -1 ' - la- c- ' . QQ: Engl ' i f'l?.f-L ' ifiwri I I1 1 43552. T' 1.11: - gig. ,, . V 1 . :Lea W ll..ll till F5 V. .. Ss ft' I no plc u e t'trd Buffetti, Paula S. physical education, Chacon, lose E. Latin, Spanish Cool, LeAnne l. special education Grantz, K. David .uv 'E 3 -2 :W--f L rar, ,.., a ,,.,.--- 1.---' ,,....41r a.,......-1 ,...,..1- ' L',i,,1 ,,,.l' ,......... g,.....-a x-- I-'11-' Lear, H. Wayne Montera, Frank G. Rogers, Floyd S. aghg golf special education Seats, Ronald L. coach: gymnastics industrial HHS Stoner, Susan G. communication arts Tunson, Floyd D, physical education, coach: swim representative: instrumental music representative: art, coach: basketball Van Der Wege, David W. physical education, coach: football Communication arts. Speed' Harnish, William 1. Wade'-ANNIE counselor special education 52 E' 1 service personnel Banville, Ginger clerk typist, switchboard Cook, Arwilla 1. counseling assistant Danford, Robert W. graphic arts Dorland, Rosalie 1. data technician Gaither, Vera study hall supervisor V ,P Y if Harvey, Mona n , ,See 3. campus supervision Hodges, Marcia - I .foreign language ,-0 'F ft at f ,,,, gg' ,V . 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Snyder, Amelia ,Q fs t 'X X business office secretary ti Q ' , 'l' Ulas, Lana r l career center -L Yetman, Susan Q ' , ' 5 I ' principal's clerk typist ' , 1 4' i 3 wt t 'X ' 'T 53 Chapter STRE GTH He receives admiration and envy boos and cheers wins and losses He can carry all the burdens or can receive all the glory He only wants to win losing is a nightmare He IS the high school athlete Sometimes called a jock this per son works for perfection He wants to pitch the no hitter to score the winning touchdown or to win the big race But for most it is only a dream He must have the will to win the determination to excel He must drive himself beyond en durance nothing comes easily es pecially perfection He must force himself to work harder than he ever has before The fans are a big part of sports They each have their heroes and will stand behind them to the death Their screaming cheers can inspire the athlete and drive him to a winning cause Loyal spectators dont abandon their team after a loss they console the players. The fans can keep the hope and dreams in the mind of the athlete. Without hope he is nothing. The life or death of his ego can hinge upon their spirit. An athlete in high school also desperately needs a coach. The coach is a professional. He can iron out the wrinkles and correct the flaws. He possesses the experience needed to guide a team to victory. The coach is part of the player. When the team feels down, so does the coach. He is right there with them hoping for stardom and wishing to win. He is the person who can make a team operate as one. If all of these factors can perform as hoped, maybe, just maybe, this certain athlete can become a, SU perstar. I 54 -1 The coach is the professional U r '91 We I 1 1 I The athelte . . . is the potential superstar. 2-1 'f - '. 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T QW P f wif .1 z. t- f1fA'f'1..', N JJ'-X ' za .. ,, 'n W . f- , '5:q:.:2,ai': vsdxwl F,-V ,wt ,wtnxialilzl glllggg t +1 ?f'QL'if':F .g 4 LY V! :Z I , ., , nv, ' W' . t 21 , rw ., : f :' , 1.'Q,'-Mlgl, ji ?'f:1'-'LM The fans . . . support the athlete. 1--gtgdhipsiaf . - 'ff A 4-7. .tis 757.1-qxxfbi ggt V :wa-Har' :.+ 1' ,wi- 'A 5 he 'E'-wrti' 1-1 'Y .ft .zb M. .V , ,3,i,d:, .4 ,rgirdh ' X' Tfftzvf 9 vw'rep-Li-'12',btS?i. - ' ri ' -. .. -- KQTVQ ,:5f,n.1.:g 'K me T3 ,-uw - . if 7.7- 41 .f33U f QE i tL41,'fif 'I+ 1 . ' 1, sw' Jw ef l , - 1f.itEi+I ff,.I.1.rf'Q fiat. ni, 55 palmer golfers excel in state tourney The Terror golfers made a good showing in the '74 season finishing fourth in city league, fifth in SCL and taking an admirable seventh in state competition. The five lettermen on the team included seniors Mark Miller, Monty Saip, Marty Saip, Steve Solita and sophomore Roger Chavez. Mark Miller held the number one spoton theteam as he lead the way forthe Terrors in most of their matches. He also did a fine job at state competition and walk- ed away with the fourth place medal. Coach Lee Hall was proud that his team hung in there throughout the season. , , Mont Sai sinks a utt at the Patt lewett Memorial Golf Course. Senior standout Mark Miller shows fine style. Y p p y - 4' F , :L-- ff? 1- '. . wl'2. 1 hs. ' Z E Ht, ,. 55. ' fi'-'f 5'!3.,!54 , -.C -'.vP'3' tak, ji. '1, ' f-'fff QL' '. . gf. .' Y Joi'- 1 lxhbiv-'rfjirb-5' 1:gFg2,jY f - mf '1 7-U-Q,- fa . 'mi--1,-f'SJ -- '93ek:f'1'?5,32gggf'- J, . . ,.., ' - - 'axe-V1.1 ,-ga-J'f..'i.'jg,' ' '. ' f-11,13 .'. A . :gTif'3:ik3. :J ' ' x ':.,,'fg.? 275515 1: -V ,J 5 . sr. -' . V S n of 1? ' -4. ' ' '14-'01 vwlll. -1 lk ' fe .YL lt: .',.- ' 'Nz 4 . l- 'V -1. ' 'H'-, ' .' t CT' -, 5 '-'7f5r-.2-3.435 ,, JS . S T :-'P'.- .1 5. f Lf. if -white.-1-f4i -j .' ,. if . -fi.':,: '-'. ,' iv? ls . 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A , A L ' - , .f..,r.'.,---Me:-rr - , 4J i 1 211, N, . . 1 . 56 Steve Solita watches the flight of the golf ball after he gives it a big wallop. .4 , , K ,-5, - Sa-,fx 4 -.gag N AT s- .tmgwgf it X - ,' ' ' 'X ' 1 Patty Koppy and Miss Milne clown around after winning the meet against Pueblo East. 3-L.-.-f.. ,ea .,f.t--1 - ., , t,.f '- l . tv 11 ' ' T ' x U '55 ' - ?.-11. + ,, '-1,-.:' ' - ' , , fl. M.-ff? - Tat-f A ' , . 1 'ff 5-ff., , .'-'A-5-' 53' ' T'fi:'i-Biff , -. f.. . ' ' -'f 5 ,554-, . -A a- , Y,-T 1 ,A 5 .1 1 . I 1- gf, . 35- L ,V Q., :A --4 . .afw wif s' t . ' A 'd iv '. -,- -. tt' DW 1- L'-F,,14:.lf'vs..,' L 1 l- Leslie Weck shows good style in 100 yard butterfly. girls' liberate swim record The long hours of practice finally paid off after the firls finished the swimming season with the best record in the history of the team. Besides competing against schools in the SCL they traveled to Colorado 'State University for the state meet. The girls performed well in the events that they par- ticipated in. The final record was eight wins and three losses. Marcia Penfold led the team in diving, and Marjorie Auer and Kathie Cotton led the team in other events. TOP ROW: Alison Lewis, Marie St. lohn, Jennifer Hentges, Nancy Simmons, Kathie Cotton, Laurie Engle. MIDDLE ROW Man ager Putty Koppy, Katy Ordahl, Louise Davis, Pam lussaume, Cindy Miller, Linda O'Banion, Karen Vandervoort, Barb Butler Coach Marno Milne. LAST ROW: ludy Sondermann, Robin Bell, Leslie Weck, Barb Anderson, lenny Graham, Margie Auer, Terry Sul livan, Deana Smith. NOT PICTURED: Cindy Carmack, Donna Odeal, Patsy St. john, Cindy Faust, Sharon Borden, Monica Arboleda Molly Cook, Frances Lamle, Anna Marie Odneal. harriers pace well The cross country team, headed by first year coach Steve Blades, did not have an excellent record but did show individual strengths. The reason for this according to coach Blades was the lack of dual meets and the abundance of large meets. Coach Blades also commented that next year's team should be quite strong because of the many sophomore and junior runners coming out this year. Varsity runners were Ed Lynch, Harry Alarcon, Roy Adams, Leighton Hogue and Chris Lynch. Top runner of the year was Ed Lynch. ei l , l u Q4 - ,-W Q f yn.-Xp ' C ww 1 I I .. . 1 L., , L 4.i2l'Z?.'f' y Roy Adams prepares for the important Cheyenne Lerghton Hogue shows the agony brought on by a well run race. Moumaimsti Maryfs trgangdlar match at pany Iewetth 'V' T f fl abil ! is n K 'b 'fn' , , -. . , . i ' ' . V - . ' - .,- . 41. -- - - f i lt. s W.: 1. ,sf -4- f .. V- F' - .. .o. . - , . M- .-.. --.Wye . tb. . 1- . ii - ,r.-'fa,e1ff'g,- E .'+':thii-...il J -... - - '- '1' , '- l - ' ' me -fif'r'Ff' -- f N - .r t rg, 21.9.-4 1- '34,-A.. 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I U., ,A as -1 f., of Q . 1 i -fa' o T-wa, .t T -T . L . T - , t ts . . 8. U N ,QA -A E, 122' I.. gg 3 t fl ...ft-J .gm X? .4 ,1-,I , QA . get J ' u ' ' ' -. T , 1 if, tt. , Xsj Q . J ' ' .' 'L l -1 I x ,I . 4 . 1 '. I -Z l- ' . lf 1 i .h A ii i if sf- . . A i qi 1 il . fi T , is .- -- . -- w e-. T- as i t -- 2 .1 s + s . i l ' i ' ' - , .. . wg- E J L A ,i x , - :fs-,t..r- r .-. . 4 ' M- A 55' ' -i- il .QR , i-ff . gf, iii : - -r .,,,, Q . . +f'1i'2-iiafl--.W , 6 , T-s , aw gg- Qgf-g r- i'ii?i'Ql7'.g:97X'EE-:rfffffillil HRST ROW: Wal' Pfilelson' Unidentified- Gene MOON, Sieve Cl'lf2SlY1l-Il. Mike CibSOI'L B05 French, Andrew Latour, lulius Farr, Ron Brown, Ralph Parrilla, Gary Ausuitenborg, Larry Voighl, Srevc Kreuger. ROW TWO: john Dell, Bryan Scott, Dennis Pray, Bill Perry. Anthony Chavaria Steve Prater Tim Flannigan Shawn Breedfove, Gary Gauntner. David Contreras, Garcia Dudley, Larry Gauntner, Tim Garnett, Kahle Charles. ROW THREE? Hemy Abygta Pat Guy Dlgn Dragon Ken BYO'-iBl1i0Fl, Alvin Howard, lohn Howard, David Burkes, Greg Martinez, Don Allen, lim Sedman, Unidentified, ROW FOUR: Mikelenkins, Ed Hammit, Doug R I , K' P t , R Ph ' ' . . Ggezn lp e erson on alps' Bob Shelf' Bob Grlffm Not Pictured - Coach Dan Mcklernan, Coach joe Trujillo, Steve McAlister, Bob Buerkle, Dirk SCl18I'IGl, Tim 23:-izaglijgtiye Prather leads the way for fullback 0 p m i Despite a disappointing season record of four wins and five losses the junior varsity football team had many fine - - if nf showings including a 38-0 win over Pueblo East. . This year's team, whose games were played on Satur- day mornings, had many standouts including three players who played several varsity games. These players were i Garcia Dudley, Steve McAlster and Bob Buerkle. Other top players were john Dell, Charles Kahle, Steve Prater, Bob Griffin, Steve Kreuger, David Burkes, Mike jenkins and john Howard. Seventy nine boys came out this year, so it proved difficult for Coaches joe Trujillo and Dan McKierman to pick forty eight boys for the team. With as many standouts as there were, this year's squad had the potential for fine varsity players. 59 girls' volleyball produces good year The girls volleyball team coached by Mrs. Paula Buffetti, jumped off to a good start in the 1974-75 season. They started their winning season by defeating Widefield, Harrison and Coronado. The members ofthe varsity team ' -4ff11fif-g,ff:e4.- ?1fwfrf'f11fg3f -7'-F: r s sa as were Sharon Doyle, Kathy Cotton, Elaine Dudley, Isabell Swagger, Sherry Goetz, Suzy Towner and Donna Elliott. Mrs. Buffetti had nothing but praise for her super all- around team. Next year the 'I1 team league will be sanctioned for state competition and will become a fall sport. There were two outstanding players on the team, Sharon Doyle, a junior, and Elaine Dudley, a senior. Next year should be another winning season with the junior varsity V-ballers replacing the departing seniors to carry on the winning volleyball tradition. loanne Roquemore sets up a shot for a teammate. 60 Kathy Cotton struggles with a return ,...- ,.-.,.,.,.,.,:?T ,,.,...-,..,...,...,..,,Y,,,,Y , , - , . Fqf3ff5.gm,,LN, Pi-,.L.:.,N,... . - , ,, ., ,r Y ff,- Take that one, exclaims Elaine Dudley as she slams one over, N, Q 'Q M, ...P u Sharon Doyle returns a shot. ig... Levolia Hayes carries through traffic but gains good yardage in the homecoming game. 'Mtn al r 'rt .. '- ' -N if 'W isa 5' -1 P'-If.-:Q-s:.:w LM N H M H V ax.. s gi, 'Fa tt, WM.. 'mf -me 'ask a qs, .ix fl ' -gr muqafm- :KL 'Pix l vm, x,,Q -4 ELG-'fm u.4.X .4 by a Jaw. x .L qs, 'Qt gf: Mhiagmpd' uh. we wks. yn. W i l'pg ,dl f L-wi-:times rl :- 1 . , mul- Mfahlltilillosguimylliillvlullf' ri 'HU .l4olQnlLlf-A luiqlhhlllllllflllllll ' llun lllilllull Ili! ,-f-if ' -v-gwr '- S1331 vu 1 xg-w -w iz -in i Ri, g Jan?-gh 155134 9 'G W 5 ma..t,mf1e.mfes L 2 f ::f:'1-1215fir't1-'eQ25Ss?fZLa- iw: Derek Brown agrees with the referee's signal of a touchdown as he sprints over the goal line P PJf'ei. sa ,i.ns.ms.'ix vm: SIE' 1- mnnu-wang sr C ' 1-vfllfg. 3, I -HE' is Sn' wliiif in ll 5? ..f.-4 fu-MQW .nu -5 a Derek Brown receives advice from Head Coach Bob Otto ge1TlE::ggSSteve Zaleski sets to return this punt against the Centennial Fleet running back Levolia Hayes scores a touchdown to help on the road towards victory in the Terror homecoming game. 62 The 1974 Palmer High School Varsl ty football team had a fair season with the final record standing at four wins and five losses The gridders showed some fan tastic talent The backfield positions were held down by seniors Steve Zaleski and Levolia Hayes With personnel like this,the Terrors showed more speed than most of their South Central League opponents Derek Brown took the quarterback spot and held it well as he added another punch to the already strong running game Whenever the Terror offense was halted inside their opponent's 40 yard line, Eddie Dietz was called upon Dietz was one of the best, if not the number one, kicker in the league. 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' ' V sw i- ' ' T ' Q, Q . A , ' at ef I- ' L . A, rf!-gg. ' 6 Jig: ' .. . , --,4 -ff 4 f 1 , V. -. tr w., - -' - .. 'es ar, .ir 3 'A , K. - gb :+L Y-1 ff 43' M ti-'AX rw gn, I e . ,I qf : V , Q :fir it -' - ' +ve .- - - 1 P ' w r - ' K' f 41- .f'- - ' . .-. .. Q1 'W' . 5' , 1 x - ' .t Hof 3 'ist- ' . 1 me - ff ' .. L -lt f 1 P as W 'Yu -rri fh 4 as . , F .lite ly I yj. . j we V im 5, W- H ... ., . few f' . -. '- z e- -' 'A P. ,- 4. . 4- 4. Q- Q., 7 ,fav all - fnwfb . ff E ' -5 dl -t A ' V A ,. I Q 1 ,ifx QEQQ T T . . T nr- - - .- .. ' 'L 4' R J. l L ' 3 ...C -v , '- ' Q71 - 1 bf T ' V Hb 1 V 5 'fw - ', - - - - V- P 4 I ff- -' 'Q' N.- L --.., a-.,..:.:., , 7'.-.' .. '- B ' . - - H 351' -'Q -L. ' ' i . .Q Q .TEYLP . ,fi 'gp'f21,'-1 -.-' fu 'rf-. . ' -1- V .Q:1Q+Z ..' - fa. . - 4 4 X - A' 's ' ' '- n P+- ' OW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Johnson, R. Gordon, R. Fleming, E. Dietz, I, Cochran, R. Rogan, L. Lathrop, A. Phillips, I. Rupley, S. Anderson, D. Pernicello, A. Barnes, V. Lans. ROW 2: R. White, . Cobb, D. Brown, S. Burks, L. Hayes, 1. Mannings, I. Laabs, W. Houghton, S. Sweenwy, T. Richardson, D. Powers,D.Morris,l.Early.ROW 3: R.Shotts,S.Anice,M.Mishko,B. Buerkle,D. aul, H Martin, C. Lee, L. Montgomeryfl Tllew, 5- Smart, C. Markworth. R. Parilla.ROW 4C B. Otto, D. McKiernan, I. Trujillo, D. Grantz, C. Davis, D. Williams, D. johnson. ROW 5: B. Moffat, . Fabian, R. Fleming, R. Maldonado, L. Medina, P. Salazar, C. Maldonado, R. Chavaria. P. Abeyta. K. Ainsworth, B. Lackner, D. McKnight. in average season ridders took a 24-'I4 win from ueblo Centennial. Palmer used a runninggame plan andwasableto - ' l V y ' score three touchdowns, two of these belonging to swift Levolia Hayes who made spectacular prints of 22 and 24 yards. Derek Brown added six points to the board with a fabulous 45 yard cramble. Palmer built a lead that he Bulldogs were never able to estroy. There were high hopes in the hearts of the Palmer students as 1 hey looked for a win over Wasson. hings looked very promising as l he Terror team tied the score at14 ith seven minutes left. They then ecovered a T-Bird fumble and egan to drive, but the old curse eturned and the hopes fell hrough as Wasson ran a Terror umble into the end zone and the ame ended with Palmer behind 'l-'l4. Quarterback Derek Brown nakes a handoff into the line, a tactic used many times throughout the season by the Terror senior. Steve Zaleski flies around the end and outruns his Centennial opponents. o ,, i girls gymnastics swing to action Palmer girls representing the Terrors in gymnastics closed the '74 season with a respectable 4-4 record. Of the 15 girls competing, 7 were led to city competition by Coach Paula Buffetti, where they finished sixth. Six more Terrors later progressed to the district meet, placing ninth. Of the gymnasts the only two seniors were Carmen Martinez and Diane Oiconnor. Girls gymnastics team at the horse. BACK ROW, left to right, Coach Paula Buffetti, Terry Roush,Rene Brown, Donna Baugness, Ioanne Humphry, Cindy Eksdrom, Brenda Garcia. FRONT ROW, Ruth Hiatt, Suzette Fulton. Elaine Lujan an Kathy Keaveny. Not pictured are Diane O'Connor,Carmen Martinez, Mary Thayer, Lori Hendrichs, and Karen Egglest vw. t , I in A Donna Bauguess practices on her event, the balance beam. 64 junior Lori Hendrichs warms up on the uneven parallel bars before oneof Palmer's meets. teachers take in tram urals The intramural basketball program was a great success with about 80 boys participating on eight teams. Under the supervision of Mr. joe Trujillo, the teams started the first week of December and continued through late january. The chapmionship game played in january was atough one with the teachers coming out in top. 67-65, over Los Hermanos. Ballet was also a part of the intramural program Roy Adams passes off to an unseen teammate. 2532? .ff 3 T wav? tankers swim in state, place in city- suburban Boys swim team made an outstanding improvement over last year with a final record of seven wins and five losses. This year Palmer received two transfer students who contributed to the overall team effort. lim Monk from North Dakota took first in most events. Peter Swanljung, from Finland, helped the Terrors by swimming backstroke and scoring many points. The tribe also wentto the city suburban swim meet where they took second place in the city, and the freestyle relay team: Marty Grady, Randy Schaal, Paul Lee, lim Monk took first in the city. The medley relay team: lim Monk, Matt Ivy, Mark Mayotte, Steve Evens placed second in the city. At the state meet in the finals the medley relay team finished fifth and the free relay finished twelfth. Palmer finished twentieth overall. lim Monk steams to a second place in the breast stroke event. QILPIEE r 4.54, ,,, L D - -r -, LT.. X.. TOP ROWg joe COX, Mark pins, jim Monk' Steve Evans' Many Grady' Tom Maiors' Randy Frary, Mark Lowderman, Tom Claman, Rob Bray, Fernando Berrros john McAdams ROW Schaal, Mark Mayotte, Tom Burkovich, Dan Mitchell, Man Ivy, Paul Lee, Coach Lear: ROW THREE: DDF' Smolhefs' Dan Slaslsr Don Allen. Karl Bufeflf Sean Grady l0hf1 Clilman R0d TWO: Kevin St. John, David Hovasse, Clark Coupens, Pele Whittingham, Tom Tanner, Doug 5Ch'lfba 'e Gerry Hams' lim Evansk 66 Marty Grady takes off to help the relay team qualify for state Swim team takes off for state. Randy Schaal perfects his start during practice. Mark Lowderman demonstrates technique in performing different dives. 4 I BOTTOM ROW: Mike Urig, Randy Eims,Michael Heaberlin,Mike Stotler, Mike Borowski. TOP ROW: Bob Marcenek, Steve McKinley, Alan Prall, Rick Smith, Ed Heimbach. With a 5-4 league record and a 5-6 record overall,the tennis team ended the season with the most wins in recent years. in the final two games of the season, the team comprised mostly of juniors, knew it was imperative that they beat both Coronado and Pueblo East to keep their winning record and came out with flying colors defeating Coronado 4-1 and East 3-2. Varsity players this season were Bob Marcinek, Mike Urig, Rick Smith, Keith Collard, Randy Eims, Mike Heaberlin and Mike Stotler. 68 W ,- -1....-L.-,ffg-.... Mike Urig and Mike Stotler warm up before the Pueblo East match in Pueblo. tenni ets winning season 1 A ad' N-S-s..,m l l s ' 4,LA4:, .....-....wc1,.iQ,A,.,- . T'i.'f,'3fi:155'e'7Qfi-l,'l i 1-A' nf- -1. urgd H -' 1 ,V -,Llw-.4 .I W ,Ml t. - ,1 r-rf - - V E ' ' :- :t,::f i'-v -,, fwi- '- . - -5 - ,-ut -1. , x,., M V! ,L .,.. ,att , , ,J ,it-J'-::..,',g.,'E'l llnjf-:.g,:.g: .pw ,: , ,- ' -i5-fiybi-iii1w.t1qaffiiTK'fgfsi,T W . ,. 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X, 4 - l -i. : I .: fu-,i Q .. ,-...,-.k, ,J , in , l , 1, i, .. 1 L- lwagll ,y,.3,.,: J, 'N EEE lll l' K, U Y ,tl.- 2 FN X l 1' 'f ' l'.:- ,l 4 . , . , tt -Q 5 :: g1gA13f, t H xyfwx, .it . l l l '.' n ,, is tl 1 4 Bob Marcinek flashes the victory sign as he wraps up his last match of the season. 69 poor luck strikes terror basketball High hopes were in the hearts of the Terror basketball fans at the beginning of the season. But their hopes dwindled as the year progressed. The B-ballers lost their first five games and ended with a losing year. The talent was there with people such as the quick Michael Holmes and the outstan- ding shooter Dennis Archuleta. Throughout the season Archuleta was battling for the top scoring spot in the SCL averaging over 'I8 points a game. But along with the talent there was bad luck. The Terrors lost several close ball games, 66-68 to Centennial, 62-60 to Widefield and 72-71 to Central. But then there were the bright moments of the year, with the most spectacular being a two point victory over Harrison. The hot-handed senior forward, Archuleta, sank an 18 foot jumper with two seconds on the clock to ice the win. Another big win came at mid-season when the hoopsters upset Wasson and snapped their five game winning streak to start a three game streak oftheir own. But it was all to late and the team was unable to make it to the playoffs. f T . .I rv is . s 4- 4 ,IW A NN' lgq.. '.z. Michael Holmes puts through two points on the road towards victory. 70 1 T T Levolia Hayes dribbles around his Centennial opponent Mark Miller drives for two at a home game against Centennial. -Qi :- - i' Q Q23 Dennis Archuleta putS two points on the board in a winning effort against Harrison. ..-.-........q l, is ' - --+Q,, ? ' , ' ' Q- Y , N ,A l .Q lx W i N.. , -If'Q.,'..93l 41' - -. ' 1 L 'J 12,34 , ,R my - , I-' 5 i. ,'-:-fulfni Efr-K-'X .- 3? sf? ' .-W J U , ' ' V ' ' 13 'A -f 'vlfhep N , - . X ' 1 for 'rt i' i wi, i. 1 V ff 'X ,,' ,Q !l,.l. , Steve Zaleski scores against Centennial- 71 Ss Palmer HOCKEY Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer 6 Coronado 2 Mitchell 4 Wasson 1 St. Mary's 0 Cheyenne 7 Air Academy 4 Fountain Valley 5 Coronado 'I St. Mary's 2 Air Academy 4 Mitchell 3 Cheyenne 2 Wasson 3 Fountain Valley Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palngr r 'HY A .fl FOOTBALL 1 4 'I , 10 Longmon 28 0 South 13 6 Widefiel 28 28 Corona'd 6 16 Central . 14 0 Mitchell 26 24 Centenn I 14 'l4w. Wasson 21 Palmer 27 -1 Harrison 6 Palmer 110 East .. 17 Pal '-161 K Palmer ...... .... . B WRESTLING 18 South ........ 12 Canon City 5 Widefield . 5 Coronado . 9 Centnalfl..-.. 24 St. Mary's . 8 Mitchell .... 6 Wasson ..... 9 Harrison we A ..... 15 East ........... l t fttliif ' 1 I disappointing season pins tribe wrestlers The Terror wrestling team had a below average seasoh. Even though, they tried hard and showed great desire. The team coached by Bob Otto and jim Sibol was plagued by injuries, illness and other problems. Empty spots in the lineup caused several forfeits during the course of the season. Even with these problems there were several standouts including Chuck Markworth, Matt Cominsky and Bryce Cobb. All three matmen sported fine records. Other varsity grapplers were Gerard Lopez, Dan Garcia, Rudy Maldonado and Wick Houghton. WEIGHT CLASSES NAME 98 Roger Gallegos Gerard Lopez Stephen May 112 Daniel Garcia Hugh Martin Claude Valasquez 119 Mike Butler Brice Cobb 132 Kevin Cook 138 Rudy Maldonado Mike Scimemi 145 Chuck Markworth 155 Mitchell Cady Matt Comiskey Don Dragon 185 john Dell unlimited Ed Hammitt Wick Haughton David Norwood 74 I -J - .il An unidentified Terror strains for the takedown. Coach Silbaugh gives advice to Mitch Cady following his defea I l AX 1 .. jf :-!:,Fffa?'F '. ff - if 1 -.. Comhkey Steps out to meet his Opponent' Rudy Maldonado raises his hand in sign of his well earned victory. Iffl Gerard Lopez puts his Mitchell opponent on his back for two points. 75 icer's season ends with 6-7-1 record The hockey team had a mediocre season this year as they managed a dissapointing 6-7-1 record. In one of the best games of the season the tribe skaters massacred Air Academy 7-3. The team's captain for the season was jerry Good. Other standouts were Mike Squeaker Stotler, Bob McCrorie, Rick Smith and Greg Desormier. Greg Desor- mier was also the league's high scorer with 29 points. Greg was also named the league's most valuable player runner-up and first all-star team center. Other icers Team Members: Rusty Price jerry Good Bob Kyle Bob Havenor Rick Smith Randy Pendleto Mike Stoller Tim Cougcr Dave Lewis Dave Sharp Bob McMorie D Greg Desormier lack Donley Brad Cummins lan Iverson Don jones Kirby Calyer Steve Harvey MGR. Ed Heinbauch MGR. Tim Buell ASST. COACH Don Astly COACH: Mike Provenzano receiving awards were jerry Good, second team all-starj Mike Stotler, honorable mention, and Bob Havenor also honorable mention. l! ll:- lf? ,I lf ,N t. 2'tE.,. if ter, Mike Stotler, the team's second leading jerry Good shows excitement after a Terror goal. Scofeft moves P39 his 0PP0nem- Terror defense moves in to foil this attempted goal. S-L nv . M lluglh, .. D 76 .,... ...g fi! We ll 'ET' ll -- . we .tLv. N L! I '. . f-. 1: X-. it Y '1 V 1 sl, ., g 1' ig? ,4 I .- Ns. .,, f , V N A Q x ' Q ff -- X 64? Vi ' QA. - , W ,.. .Z , an MCCorie scores a crucial goal in the season finale. Action takes place in front of the Terror netminder, lack Donley. 4 M X ,Q H -3 . Tribe icers in action against Fountain Valley. . ' ' Q ' , X X l 77 s , v 1 .Q . ij ' 1 seventy girls turn out to boost tennis chanc The ranks of girls' tennis were swelled as 70 girls tried out for the sport this spring. The team boasted six returning players from last year's squad. With this talent the team was able to do well in SCL competition and were hopeful for a position in the state tournament held in May. A big change was in the rules. The girl's team played by the boy's rules. Coach Dan McKierman got the team used to the change quickly and they show- ed much improvement throughout the season. T Terri Sullivan shows off her backhand Carolyn Rodriguez practices her serve. ES ll t the net. Sandy Cromwe a Laurie Blanz voll eys using a forehand comeback. three standouts cinch winning track season QF? -5 av' J. 4r ' x Mgt 1 ' ' - wa . u , , .. -,,, A .4 Bennell puts on her 880 kick. vu... 4 f..n.,,.r 14,5 4, - 1 x- PaImer's girls track team had a fine season coming off with many dual meet wins. According to Coach joe Trujillo, with as many standouts as we had, such as Debbie Bennell, Gayle Murtha and joAnne Ro- quemore, the team had an easy time with most state qualifiers. After last year's fine record the Terrors had a lot of material to work with, and also had a lot of depth which proved an unbeatable combination. thinclads run toward improved track record Track squad headed by Coaches Gary Adams and Dave Grantz looked forward to a fine year. The team had many individual stand outs such as Byron Veasey and john Mannings in the sprint, Harry Alarcon and Chris Lynch in long distance. In the field events, the high jump was the strongest area with record holder George Brown leading the way with Donald Reed as a fine backup. And in the discus, john Rupley showed promise. All in all the team looked for a fine year. f 5 'ffii 2 7f'iifiQ I A - T-1.'1 : ' 'F ' ,L '-Ti' 2251 -' .1 , ,., , 1 V ,W - 2.5:-V 1 W . . Y ik .gm Senior john Mannings works hard on the hurdles. ' Y -rf- i li -.-3. ma- 1-. '. I w -f fgwf , -J: 1. , 'idk .s..'.T, 4. li.. i A ,V ' an - ' 'H ' . 'V 5 .g,m:a.1w Craig Lee puts the shot Donald Reed does his pre-jump warm-ups. :f,, 51' - - -Q-,uh john Rupley shows good form in the discus x gymnastics excel in winning season Coach Mitchell's gymnastics team compiled one of the best records at Palmer this year. With tough matches against Wasson, Mitchell, Coronado and Northglenn from Denver, the team did surprisingly well. Coach Mitchell believed the program rapidly improved due to the large number of athletes switching to gymnastics from the established sports like hockey, baseball and track. The team had many fine gymnasts in David Sena, Steve Money, Brian Garret, Dale Quigley and Mark Lowderman. Gymnasts were especially strong in such events as the vault, the free exercise and the high bar. J W rv.. - feng, , Y I li in action on the parallel bars, George Canella shows his stuff. Bob Marcinek shows part of his routine on the horse. The vault 82 David Sena performs a finely executed L-seat on the rings. nn.--- s 5 ,, - ' . Coach Mitchell and some of his gymnasts wait for the next event to start ' i I ' r I wi ir i. ,- 83 good season reflects tribe baseball skill Excellent coaching by Donald Breeding and David Williams resulted in a good season for the Palmer baseball squad. Thirty-five dedicated sportsmen survived the tryouts to form the two baseball teams. Varsity consisted of 18 players while IV suited 15 sophomores. The varsity players, headed by Coach Breeding, were favored from the beginning. The team consisted of many returning Iettermen and former IV members. With a combination of talent and experience commandeering the squads, the season proved successful for the tribe. Coach Williams worked with the JV squad for three months to produce an outstanding team. lt was a new experience for Williams as well as the sophomores. Usually a football coach, this was his first year working with baseball. .'.' x . Y-tx I . I N K N ' X- x '- ', .l W ' ' ' XQXQXNNAB ' ' I ' ' ' xlxX X KX: ,XL X Nts. Mike Heedt drives a ball deep into left during batting FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Coach Williams, Dave Gallagher, Kale Charlf Darrell Molsberry, Tim Gurnett, Bob Burkle, Mike Gibson. ROW 2: L Knoblach, Scott Gossage, Shawn Breedlove, Walt Patterson, Larry Gatanther, Terry Gault, ROW 3: Dave Contreras, Gary Gaunther, Mike Pas . 84 a-,L 1-afe.-imai1l t7f?ff1-'??'m g 'f rig' -Ll' ' Stag T rsiry team, BOTTOM Row, Len 10 right: Make Stoller, Fred Heedi, Kelly Dwyemim Moore, Anderson, Al Phillipe, Steve Gogsage, Larry Lucerq. Mike fgkgafthv- EAGEKAECLZVI C?i9:'AHE ke Heedt, Rusty Price, Steve Gurnett. SECOND ROW: Mike Butler, Vince Puzick, Steve B'eedln5'Managerl'mmy Redd'nger'Mlke Pem'C'am'An Y ames' I e a en' a ' l ' Fred Heedt, junior, winds up for a curve. March 11 March 15 March 19 March Z2 ,... March 25 .... March 29 .... April 2 ........ April 5 ..... April B ..... April 12 ,..... April 16 ...... April 19 ..,.,. 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Q rj,-xg, A b fi' 1'-.. r - . l .r .F-, . +.-.- H - r,,- ' Y-P' 'l , .L.,l--rvwr. l..-1 ir lf-- r' Chapter 6 LI KAGE Frustration week decision hard work . . . noise . . .all this gives way to . . . The weekend, Time reserved only for freedom. Time to crawl back into the mountains and to watch the aspen cry their golden tears. Time to be alone and remember what it feels like to be you. Birds call out to one another, and you smile, understanding their gossip. The weekend gives us two days to remember peace and the harmony of nature. Time to push into games and to watch athletes give their all. Time to be with others and experience what it feels like to be a part Spectators scream during touchdowns and baskets We smile with each win, and make excuses for each loss Time to fly into skiing and glide down a fresh canvas of snow Time to run into parks and know the warm tired feeling ofplayingfoot ball for hours Time to catch up on sleep until two in the afternoon, and type the term paper due the next day Tlme to prepare for five more days of clocks crowded halls prac ticed smiles hall monitors stuffed lockers and Fridays l O 'N-. as iff? , 86 V The weekend gives us time to spend together away from school. ' I if Walks . . . time to think and sort out the past week. Mountains call us back into nature and ourselves. X, -l .,,a1. DN f .1-.' fig ii Sun, snow and Saturday afternoon, the perfect combination. ' S ffl! 'fi gf A Sunday night comes and with lt, homework. ' ' 'Mani' E, if .Mu 'iz' , Qgp L' Weekends are crowded with people and activities. juniors Anderson, Christina Anderson, Kim Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Nevada Anderson, Ramona Annis, Steve Anthony, Terri Aranda, Rafelita Archdale, Bernice Auer, Margie Augustenborg, Daniel Aune, Christie Avila, Gabriel Bach, Tammra Badgett, Steve Ballard, Kae Baraias, Charlotte Barela, Steve Barrow, Yolanda Bauer, Julie Baugh, Mark Beale, David Bean, Brad Beasley, Karen Beckman, Karen Bell, Barbara Benell, Debbie Benson, Tami Biegelsen, Sam 88 , . I Hx , 355 ,E I D I, View X' K , 1 Ez- K - Qi, w X. . my ,- ' 'El , 1 1 , 1-u ,l A ,V 5, E21 Q 'I ga! l x ' -T fi . ll -' M . , X l l A 'ml' S l -'r ' 'N wil l ll it 2, Y X v 2 X A lil! r ,ll tml X, A., ll A Hg ff , W R , l 'ill l l E E Ili., .vf.JAi,1,l' U 'LQ if-1.1715 ' if uf .. . , l . ,I 1 ' 4 I i.'1ii'Ii :IH ,lil , ,fprnfw-w ,m.. we ml . I U mia. ll - . 1' 1' W l . lI,,.,. 1 ll 1 .tv l ra 'IM T 'I t L M au, 'll' l . za :V L. A 'f r1 E gr 3 o,' , , , l I' ut lil:-' f l , , . ,E . n ' I -i:l:..:G.xfe:f-'f. l ll 1 l . 'fc J .,. fe f fi ll ' l l . null 1 J M A 1 fv llf ff- f rxji 1 V ll ,Q , rf iw' 5 Cb D , . class of '76 Bingman, Lisa Birdtail, Levi 'en L . . f, Q T 433i Y ' 'W . , 1+ .-Y, ,ky , w - 'J V- f Y '1 iff- 4 . - '- - 15, !-, .L .V A6 All N 4 ' 'bl ' -r A14 - ' ll' v r W1 RQ? I .l N 'Ili r l li yi nl 1 -, ' f - 2:1f.l' l V . 3 f lx r , A L L+ r in Il N Aw K2 'R' fl! Bisbee, Marilyn Bishaw, Mike Bjornen, Kevin Blanz, Laurie Borgens, Pam Borowski, Michael Bosch, Elizabeth Bouse, Richard Bradford, Herbert Brattin, Cathy Briedenstine, Debra Bresser, Debbie Brewer, jeff Bright, john Brotherton, Tim Brower, Bob Bryant, Ron Buerkle, William Burrell, Melissa Burright, Gwen Butkovich, Thomas Cahill, Kathy Cain, Charlie Campbell, Russel Cannella, George Carpenter, Chris Cartwright, Pam 89 juniors 90 Case, Bryce Castro, Abelina Chavez, Diana Christenson, Kellie Christner, Doug Claman, Thomas Clark, Shelly Clinton, Becky Cochran, Bonnie Collard, Keith Comstock, Steven Conard, Phil Cotton, Kathy Cottrill, Christy Couger, Tim Court, Sheryl Cowan, Jess Cowell, Annetta Cox, Josef Coy, Kirk Crespin, Frank Crockenberg, Jerri Cuellar, Patricia Cummins, Brad Cunningham, judy 1-ff -lf E if L4 1114: 1'lJ -t..-:ll - f Vu ess. I rj 'E i ' l ' I f ' X-Xl A 1: f l ' v . ,e ,L , . . 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'Q -jiri, N n -1' el-, H1 l 5 . ll ba if 1 1 I V ciass Deherrera, Ronnie Devries, Debbie DeWitt, Cathy Dickerson, Shelby Dietz, Eddy Doyle, Sharon Ducharme, james Dues, lane Dunigan, jan Dunn, Susan Edgerton, Tami Edwards, Mary Eims, Randy Ekstrom, Scott Eldred, ludy Ellis, jancie Endres, Priscilla Espinoza, George Espinoza, Sarah Espinoza, Toby Evans, Kathren Everson, Maureen Faulk, Susan Faust, Bob Feasel. Paul of'76 juniors 92 Fernandez, Rosemary Fiala,1anice Fisher, Randy Flannigan, Cathy Fleming, Ron Flynn, lo Foran, Bob Foreman, Jeannine Fowler, Barbara Francis, janet Frary, Douglas Frates, Sharon Galvan, Linda Garcia, Brenda Garcia, joseph Gardner, Dave Garfield, Ernie Gault, Kevin Geist, Tammy Gerster, Bruce Gill, Reginald Gillis, Susan Gleason, Donna 77:57 l 1' un e-' x AA- Fl n. r i I I 5 ii f W 4- 'fa G 'L c.?lLi2i2ai QQ, 1- 'QR . :li 'Fi A k V F, , Q12 me i 'X Z . V5 2 ' J N' I : lllVlR1'4?-12' lr- ,lg f 4:1 P I , l ' A I Q., w 1 r 'A' 'H ,Z--3 , fe, Q FEW 5. 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My Fr: W. ff Ga., Jllgl Q- q:,- axjflg W i ciass Gobel, Brad Goetze, Kris Goin, Mark Good, Bonnie Goodwin, Ken Gorham, Randy Gossage, Steve Grace, Martin Grady, Martin Graham, jennifer Granato, Larry Gravatt, Cindi Greene, Barbara Grey, lodie Gudridge, Tim Gurnett, Steve Guy, Becky Hammerly, Rosemarie Ha :S '1. Valerie Harvey, Kimberly Haughton, Wick Havenor, Robert Hays, Jocelyn of'76 juniors Heald, Roy Hedberg, Teresa Heedt, Fred Q o , 'jj 14 Q u . nj' X -X 'if 161 l x ,s ni-I 1 -1' 5 Heedt, Mike X H A Heidlebaugh, Sandy '.ii-g.f'5,i,?filfl' .-.' fl Hermansen, jim Hessenflow, Gail Hoagland, Gary Hoffman, Tammy Hofmann, Barry Hogue, Leighton Hollingsworth, Ieanette Houston, Valerie Hovasse, Debbie Howell, jerry Howell, ludy Howley, john Hutte, Debby lbarra, Efrain Iverson, jon Ivy, Matt james, Lisa laurequi, David 94 Heimbuch, Ed Heins, Lynette Hendrix, Marla Henry, Kathy Henry, Willie l . l Qui ,'r ,Vw ll ' ' 1,14 1 . V 55 l file if 4 ., AL, QA 5' ' ' 'D ,ig 1 gg, .,,. ., , 1. ei -ll' 6, i ,-r -1 , . 1 . :F-' -1 , V 1. 2 N, . g. '.- J I ' L , Y 4, -L 'gl-' l 1, -Q'-Llfji. , .4 i in , . il 1 ' i 2 ' H , I .K-, M ,V ' 7 ig Wi. . ll l, . l i l -Zi 1 l 'ji .gf l .qi , L l ' X N l' l A l Q l 7 l , W L, l' .! f Q l-ily! I. y L ,.t' -' Q, ' 'V' K -. fi. 1 ,a L 34- ' t l? 935' : 5261-Li In L , l L Q ' fi Q mf -I ' i- eaeffo t il -.rs i l 'LI f l I if im! .1 l'it?g:?fg? t ,fy J , Al Z it l Y lf 4-Q.. fr. -fr W Hlllllll Qilill , l lllllllwl '- 1-. - 1. -,x .- -l 13' ll- 'rw rl:-3 ,lf rf , A l ' A ' 1 , I 5 ' x N , 1 class of '76 Jessup, jan johns, Michael lohnson, Karla johnson, Matt johnson, Scott johnson, Sonja johnson, Susan Iones, Gayle Jorgensen, jeff lussaume, Christopher F -wt -fi' Y-friar-,.-1 -, ' Karseboom, David , Keaveny, james l l rlq Alt, ,s 355 dba! if 'Ql Keck, Kerry Kennedy, Kathy Kennedy, Kristin Kennison, Patricia ,,u,f.,. tm' , 1. ., Key, Danette I IQ A Kirks, Christine 1- Knight, Carmela Knopp, Stephen gf' 'WN 'Tw Korum, Randy ' as of Er! vt k V tryin K it 'Eff if lll l 'F' i lg, s- QL if :fn sl. .5 ,em I , , l 4 -U JU' 305- Kucera,1ean f ui -'rv - '1 ' .fy ,IH W, if ul 31 Vf ,' f Lambert, Barbara Eg! - ,rfngl Lammert, Donna l i gi f, ' ?t,'j'tLI'i' Lankford, William , M ' Lawson, Ava I , ' 'Q f LeBaron, john 1 . , Ledford, lim 95 juniors Lee, Tammy Lee, William Lewis, Alison Lewis, Christopher- Lewis, Deborah Lindsey, Elaine Lockwood, Steve Longnecker, Beth Lopez, Gerard Lowderman, Mark Lujan, Hank Lurvey, Nylene Lynch, Christopher Mackiewicz, Tony Maldonado, Rudy Maloney, Cathy Manna, Bryan Martin, Hugh Marx, Michael Massey, john Mayotte, Mark McCarty, Cindy McClintick, Doug McElvain, Karen Mclfarlandf Lee McKinley, Steve McManaway, Lee Lee, Craig Lee, jerry x'-h...J f l l 1 L. 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'K . li L r e fc ll I ll t , t f Merritt, Robert Mestas, john Miller, Connie Millhone, Debra Miskho, Mike Mitchell, Daniel Mitchell, Dennis Mockerman, Wendy Moffitt, Bonnie Mohn, Denise Montgomery, Elisa Moore, Gene Morris, David Muhlenbruck, Lori Nelson, Vicky Neumann, Vernon Nicholson, Robert Nissen, David Nygren, Pat Odneal, Wes O'Leary, Theresa Olson, Carl Ortega, joe Osman, Terry Padgett, Cathy Padgett, Susan Page, Randy 97 juniors 98 Panczykowski, Sue Parker, Robert Pasley, Cheryl Paul, David Pauley, Connie Pekarek, Connie Penn, Rodney Perniciaro, Michael Perry, Stephen Peterson, Carolyn Petrocelli, Patti Pierson, Michael Pitchford, Karan Potter, Pat Power, Linda Powers, Cindy Powers, Lorrie Prall, Kathy Prather, Kim Price, Rusty Price, Susan Putman, Daun Ranals, Tammy Ray, Dee Dee Reavis, David F' lx ll l' l rn - L , 1 l r it a It tb .MM 5 t jo 'Knits V- 1 5: I -at xt A I 4: - gf-,. , - 1. I. qi: 'L '-. 1 . - V'-V14-ilqlifl-Q: VE, 'Elf : ' ,gr 'Y Lv - f ft. q ' M 'l 1 .bil lf 'rt it . -:Z 0 ,H .N -.tl 4, T 'i v-Qqt ,tw if Q- 3... --L EA'- t .-uf 4 l lilif ,fl -iw' J 'fa A 'f -N it tt- LL t,l,'t..l i l' till ,Q ' ' Q Nl! tv Y 'l gll' - 1' .Q .. lj' H 1 riff 7 lf' x.. l - gi. pate TJ ' 1 lil ? lf Ql lludllll' 1 .l f P .1 lah' lQ 'i at , , l' ll , 1if:?5N.i - i 4, l Sv iii , x :I v llxxll xl! Q! M i - i Y ,Jr ' 7: l Si ui -.-E ll 'Tl l ' 1 , r W Y N yi A . A avmll ! w,:1'.1' l l. .r li l ...a ffl! 1. ' I H5 if layer .,- N . I or ' 1 Mbcg 'lt' . l J fr., .a- fl. 55? 'mf Fi in J l r if F f' fl la AL A if iw 4:-is lg. 3 l llflfllzlill li Q X, ul , ,il , l 'Y f-fl lik class of '76 Redden, Dreka Redinger, Helen Reed, Donald Reed, Mike Reed, Patricia Reed, William Reeder, Norma Reilly, Ed Rhea, Janice Richardson, Ed Rick, Don Ridinger, Wynonne Riese, Mark Rinker, Barbara Rittel, joan Roberts, Gary Roberts, Tava Roddy, Cathi Rodriguez, Kenneth Rogan, Ronald Rolezynski, Debbie Romano, Gary Romero, Matilda Rosing, Dean Roush, Terri 99 juniors 100 Rucker, Candy Saleny, Charles Sanchez, Pricilla Sawyer, Doug Scanlon, Sandy Schanel, Doug Schelper, Kristi Schinstine, William Schleif, Cindy Schmidt, Gail Schooley, Don Schwartz, Clyde Sena, Heather Seymour, Patricia Shaw, Ray Shillig, Vance Shipley, David Shotts, Randy Shuckhart, Dennis Sims, Rosalyn Singmaster, Steve Skovgaard, Kathleen Slack, Cindy l '.l. - .1 llif W ' . l af lffg, V jl dfg C -. 5'f QY11?5EF?f1-' ' 5, L' 4 l Q l 1 'l , 1 5 ' ,.- Q :J twig ,. All l lx W, A l .f -'J . x .g-,'7'.Q ' ' ' ll - -. i i.-- - V ,l I. -il' ' ' ll , '?, 4. lul 'lui llll ' ' ,YQ lf l V ff ll b -- , ,, .,'t fag- '1 Z .x i . ' in -' ,'E5Tiw ' eftyirff' 'ix 5- V---ir .:1,g.g ii? f 44,-5-.':i, 1 Z?-fe l,:.-iW,A:- i J W: lvl I 1 I N r C. l ' X1 .1 V 'hr' K if lea S f, 5 l HT1 - -'gxv,vg'frll,:AL--ig me 2.1 l iiiiggly. LEG, 3 1 ' af .15 ur, . 1 'l- . I-A 4, i i , 'Q ' , l ,Jil X l class of '76 Smart, Steve Smidt Dale Smith, Glenn Smith julie Smith Robert if-3 A an Hg, if -:V 'N Ll Z M,,,f,,l ' i f ll Smith, Rusty ' snuggmsevefly l M 3? i Spear, David ' lf: l-Q, N Spencer, Mike - l' GH M 'lf Stafford, Laura fr, Q55 ' 'V Stafford, Linda ' .. Stanley, Kathy NX , , .1 Stephenson, Loren 7 ,A ,f fi- Stevens, Derrick 1 ' ' Stlohn Marie lALr it LI is U lu' Wai ff L X 2 45 xgtjf' Stjohn, Patsy Stoller, Laura Stotier, Mike Stutts, loEllen , 'ffl r' ' 'if l E, V 4 . :Jie , ,fu .Hi X X Sullivan, Terry , Qllllllllmgw Swanson, Paul Swearingen, Karl Tafoya, Gloria 101 juniors 10 Thiele, Ann Thomas, Brenda Thomison, Sharon Thurston, Dixie Thuran, Donna Timroth, Valana Toomes, Phil Topper, Lindsey Towell, Brenda Towner, Susy Trail, julia Trent, Robin Trickey, Christie Truesdell, Ted Urig, Mike Valdez, Linda VanHoosier, Sallie Velasquez, Claude Velasquez, Kathie Velasquez, Steve 2 Tanner, Tom Taylor, Brent Taylor, Elyse Thayer, Mary Thero, Ernie fl lfsiill , 1, is - , i, ,J 'fir . -1- ' E5 wt' . ' l . 15 'rf - ,sy ', I, ll ,ll ' N ef 'r '. 1, 'Q dig- , 2 W ll 'lf' ,K F .f.2if--QQ T.. l lf-V M T .Hp ,. z 'gl' A 1 1 4,1 'i T 1' 1 . url. I .,iJ, z. HL 'mp .R .4 - 5. y l l l ,. if. 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' A ' ,i , r ,519 Q ill 40 ,IQ ,il ' s ... 1 llll ll l I 'f , X l! i i n 'wo l- V, L 1 I , ,A .fi ji: . .- EFI, l -, 'l ,,,, , , - 44, ll lx Rx i l i l Vi l X: ,l f Wi , ki ff' it S W it R14 V , ii, -fi, FP, 'Jill' V ' ' , . 3 l fx' Q' .Q :ilf'. ' A J 1. 'v'- N ,- k .-8, ls- .. , . .,, Uh - '.'L-fi , , i, Ml , Y .Vl 'MM H it , in 4, '?'v'i Q xt: lv I i -11 I 4 'N l xl l ,.giWfl Fi al l 5' l A ,N Vg' i, , x , t 'll' iv? Q, ,A ,lift ' l ,V qw if all ' iz! -gi A-1 .l 1- K 95.--,:.' , ,315 ,t J ist, Q , A, s, y , ,ir . V ,I V gm J , V-if sl lA. -:I K class of '76 Weirauch, Arthur Welch, Stephen Wellborn, Gary Werthman, Paul Wheeler, Debbie Whitfield, james Whitman, Shelton Whittingham, Pete Wier, Jody Wierman, Anna Wiggins, Donna Williams, Karen Williamson, Kathy Wills, lari Wilson, Sandra Wilson, Veronica Young, Cyndi Zabawa, Jeannette Zeis, Valerie Zimmerman, Phyllis 103 Chapter 7 I VOL EME T Action and mvolvement are the mann Ingredients In concoctmg a brew for hugh school actlvltles Actlvltles the spice of llfe make school days worth looking forward to Classes are made shorter with the expectation of doing something different fun and worthwhile Different? How many schools set up a gambllng caslno? Fun? How long has It been smce you rode a trlcycle? was just that But do those who patronlzed such actlvltles realnze the work that goes into producing a day for the public to consume? Hardly or even more would come to sample these succulent delicacies lt s nutntlous for the Involved e participants can get fat and e apathetlc malnutrltloned Actlvxtles dont require e talent of a gourmet to blend e populace of students Into a melting ot Worthwhile? The symposium .. . th ' ' , th . . .1 , I. th p . Cbx 104 What IS needed IS a little steam to get things stirred up and then a rousing fire under the kettle to say too many chefs spoll the broth but the greatest feeling IS being able to sample your own taste tempting product . . I keep the involvement hot. Some I 105 l 1 orgy-,fm ' . ..i. m......h.. . -A A-. . ., -, -. Halftime festivities get under way with the presentation of the royalty. memories of days yet to come -1- Time is forever an uncertainty, a factor always grasped for, but never understood or found to be enough. Likewise, when a week full of activities are planned, three months of preparation go into the production and student organizers still wish for more time. Dealing with time, 5.0. was faced with the dilemma of choosing an overall theme for the year's homecoming. Memories of Days Yet to Come was fittingly chosen. Although redundant in meaning, the idea was well accepted by the students as the main objective was to portray the past, present, and future in a coming- together. ' Homecoming is supposedly a reunion of the school's alumni, yet since few ever come due to loud bands and hippies, the week's festivities catered to the generation at hand. Being a progressive group, student organization selected Days Yet to Come to illustrate the future and future alumni. 11 ,,4 H5212 The homecoming royalty. Left to right: Cindy Fulton, Cindy Robison, Mona Castine, Cindy Clowser, and Queen Gayle Murtha. Each are enthroned upon their favorite carriage from years past. 107 L- - -- Feelin' Stronger Every Day, the Terrors play a stimulating game. unusual theme portrays homecoming festivities Leading off the events was Sentimental journey, a colorful parade winding through the downtown streets with its floats, bands, and numerous visitors from other schools. The sophomores, surviving a trying week of building, came out on top in the class float competition, while the creative German Club won the club competition and overall rating. Class competition dominated the second annual special activities night, and was a welcome treat for the student. Spirits were high as all strived to work together, while the juniors overwhelmed their competition. On the following evening, a spaghetti supper was held in the cafeteria, after which, the stage band provided an outstanding free concert. After two months of uneasiness, tentative planning, cancellations, and indefinite promises, the bonfire blazed for its last time. Burn Baby, Burn was celebrated by a record crowd at the new Spencer Penrose Stadium. Mrs. Alice Williamson, a former Palmer teacher, was awarded the Outstanding Terror Award, and the six fall sports were introduced and applauded. The undercurrent of anticipa- tion, though, was present before the homecoming queen announcement. Gayle Murtha smiled through tears as 'Eaglebeak Mike Urig placed his headdress upon her. She was chosen from among other royalty candidates: Mona Castine, Cindy Clowser, Cindy Fulton and Cindy Robison. As time passed, the festivities of the week led up to the final climax. Saturday brought the Terrors an afternoon of good weather and sporting spirits with which they flattened the Centennial Bulldogs 24-14. Feeling Stronger Every Day, the football team and the colorful halftime program made the game a timely occasion for all. The culmination of happy events made the dance, Sweet Surrender, a sweet success. Students and alumni danced under an atmosphere of arrows and mellow music provided by Alfred Packer, concluding the unique Homecoming '74. 108 ABOVE: The three classes display good humor as childhood days are relived. Memories of Days Yet to come was termed a success, and many things were to be attributed to this. It was profitable for Student Organization not only economically, but as a community involver as well. In the long run, through tedious negotiations with city officials not wishing to provide a playground for ruffians, the homecoming proved as learning grounds for S.O., and an icebreaker for the three classes of students. Perhaps the week was the building ofa memory for a day yet to come. T l 3 Q l E 2213. til? ' Q . N, 5.9 ' ll 4,1 ,- f-cf , 1 s . A H 7 I 'Y' N 1 , I' TOP PHOTO:,Alfred Packer Band silhouettes the students and alumni. 'V ' 2. FEM L i A Y ' A-71.511 'gf 'T?5'Tfl f'23'E5'- M: 'T . ,, :ik 'll T l' il 7342! 5 '-V? iyli. 55327 Gif , ' tl. s wwf! 2 'uv at H15 '- ' T rim .. ft' :eff ' cm M41 Aff I. I5:wl,X2?e1,l X af . A li V 1 t1,t,,,, , A, R.n .I l 'l 1 U ' A I-rl -efsl fgkg, A Vf- , ., sf, j s -a gd: ABOVE, CLOCKWISE: The hard-strived-for design of each float. The senior float, the junior float and the sopnomore' floatg All are the making of a Sentimental lou rney. 109 It wasa busy year for the drill team with performances, helping the Booster Club, getting measurements for new uniforms and selling programs at games. The membership grew dramatically in comparison to the year before. Students enjoyed watching the Terrorettes perform during assemblies and both football and basketball halftimes. The drill team added spirit to the games and assemblies. terrorette membership grows fl R.. fr Mi i H VE 1 'iii- ixmw. - . lr, -V ' L . flgvlkmfrit Drill team heads show their fine form, they are from left to right: Captain Cheryl Hurt, Rank Leaders Amy Craft, Barb Rinker, Joni Cobb, Sandy Wilson, janet Beagles, Robbie Doyle, Robin Henke and Captain Nicole Bernicken. DRILL TEAM MEMBERS: Ament, Alison, Beegles, janet, Berridge, Lari io, Bernicken, Nicole, Bingman, Lisa, Brandenburg, Kay, Borwn, Cheryl, Cardi, Carolyn, Cobb, Joni, Christenson, Kelly, Craft, Amy, Cromwell, Sandy, Doyle, Robbie, Duncan, Barbara, Egglesron, Karen, Giannini, Karen, Graner, Tracie, Heinke, Rene, Heinke, Robin, Hendrix, Laura, Hurst, Pam, Hurl, Cheryl, Keller, Avis, Kohut, Carolyn, Lindsey, Elaine, Louie, Betty, Martinez, Carmen, Nygren, Pat, O'Connor, Diane, Odon, Christa, Pflum, Laura, Reed, Pat, Rinker. Barbara, Rodriguez, Carolyn, Thomas, Brenda, Trujillo, Lou Ellen, While, Rhonda, White Terry, Williams, Tone, Wilson, Sandi, Winters, Carolyn. 110 Drill team adds to homecoming pageantry A Y L 5 A ,hx A 1b.g,ff,5 .,d,h.... ,,,,. ,731 Iljwnka .CU-e-.34 E -n LC 4? X wk H N11 I '- F N M rv MF -4. 'uf ww JH! -1..'i ' 7 'A-'Q '-iff' ts' 'F'?i'l -H--rl '-n..E sv 1 -lJ 'f+'r X M L ,.vz,..L . '-',5 'v f'fa' -.uw ,,,n r ga Q' ,s.f bw, .aw-2 M 39.1. MQ' M-1'14fE.,,:rnhvqj':f' www., Y -DI L lib- Ll igulw f -mg! :g,1.,,.,.5' .M-I ,QW .,f5.5 zv-.rr-w .---15.2-',,w fw ,f,,,,x 1-gp-. WJ 'WW rw' xjm- .,.vfiQpgp,n- 1 ff- +1 -an fl N. . ,-rr. 9 ,uw ff'Jv'..:347.-i9':3Ew -Zvhzgn -,.f-,-jiij valign 904 . -.fl WW' ...., my '1 'Q' -I W frfvu ,mg ,..-ya 4 I l h -1 . .4 ? 'f- v-HE ff-H -, -f- .vga S -r v .v 1 -. -5. -o The Terrorettes hne up for the homecoming performance. W . H , ' , ' ' 7 - If r fix- KY. 1 -- ' ' F F ' f v ,r - ' -V .. r I -. - . 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'L .- ' , - ,f V- wr- -- -315 wh ii- aa, '- -1 Q ,Q , . -I 7 V ' E-LA. F? I X CL -Q' 5- 'fl 3 f. .A.. ...L Qjp , iq H if . f K-6-is V D' , un- 1 Stand up all you Terror Fans and this time clap your hands jump higher! b squad cheerleaders , -.,..V,,- . ,.....,V . Y ., ,. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tara Griffin, Diane Roybal, Pam Stingley, Debby Roddy, Renita Bustos, Mafie Haley 113 4 pom-pon '74-'75 . . 1 JW 1 ,W .5 X V 1 1 Y' A H 3 ,-,..,.--i , 4 vw - - Y ' - -If: ff ' ,V-'A F im 1 ' Ix- Give 'um some of that Terror Power! T-E-R-R-O-R-S Terrors, let's GO! pom-pon members: Aksland, Kareng DeWitt, Cathyg Eldred, ludyg Gravett, Cindyg Kennison, Patsyg River, Serig Robison, Cindy. .. ,. ,- L'-.. VV ',- 'U , ,, ' V ,,...a--4'f. .tif-ami A list of ideas is put on the board by Pete Whittingham. lever continues in ninetieth year It is said that a newspaper reflects the times. The Lever was such a newspaper. A shift in management and deficit spending marked the Lever's 90th year of publication. Mrs. Judy Hobson was named se- cond semester sponsor, replacing Mrs. Betty lo Turnbaugh. Difficulties in funding Lever publications, approximately an issue every month, putthe paper in the red. Barbara Mason assumed editorship second semester, with Steve Gurnett assisting. Tom Hess edited first semester. Also on the staff were Vicki Nelson, Pete Whittingham, Bryan Manna, Tammy Lee, Francine Kop- py, Chris Carpenter and Michael Reffault. Kirt Coy handled advertising duties. vv' gf The Lever staff works together to produce the first edition of the Lever for second semester. .X 'vi Editor Barb Mason thinks about her next editorial. 115 attendance plummets for annual holl hop Anticipation would have been a good word to describe the weeks leading up to the Holly Hop and distress a fitting one to describe the dance itself. The Hop's theme Twas the Night Before Christmas, was a portrayal of anxiety for the coming season. Planning started early with everyone anticipating a good turn-out. Upon arriving at the dance, however, one might have thought it a small get-together. The band, Sterling, was at peak performance and provided extremely good music for the distressingly few there. So, all was not a complete loss: small attendance provided a relaxed atmosphere for dancing, and Nanette Mayotte was crowned queen, from court of Karen Aksland, Karen Berger, Linda Brown and Leslie Weck, to reign at the 1974 Holly Hop. ABOVE: A small crowd dances to the exciting sounds of Sterling. CLOCKWISE: The holly hop royalty enjoys the Christmas splendor of the North Pole. Holly Hop Queen, Nanette Mayotte, takes a chilling ride down the giant peppermint slide. Attendant Linda Brown, escorted by Michael Holmes, poses for the camera. following the royalty assembly, Attendant Karen Berger, atop Rudolf, makes ready for a winter's ride. Attendant Leslie Weck enjoys her short visit with Santa before his big trip. Attendant Karen Aksland, perched atop a candy cane, is full ofthe Christmas spirit. 116 'L - -. . in ri t ifsl. 5' 'lg 'lift i 'Q' . N N51 'IT .I i'b'llgV?il f ll jf i- I Q13 -ff g ,l tiki: Q , . , A 1 . Lv, , fi 1, if dll: 5 J Q -vglQ.134,, A A T if '- :JL 2 a. it s-1. 'T i i -. - N-., i ao , V .x Q, : . 1' lt MK ICF' I- I H. 5.1 Communique Indoor or outdoor,all Palmerclubs had one thing in common this year. Whether members were perfor- ming dances for junior high kids or preparing foreign delicacies, they talked to Palmer and to the com- munity. Homecoming floats, chess games, play productions and backpacking trips all worked together to make one thing clear: the Palmer student body had a lot to offer, including different races and cultures, unique ideas and brand new forms ofentertain ment. Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Benito Madril and Mr. jose Chacon, was involved in many in- teresting events in and around Palmer. They performed in the annual Cinco de Mayo and par- ticipated inthe Pan American Days and local dance performances. Their goal was the betterment of relationships between students, teachers and the community. The German club, sponsored by Frau Rachel Sennert, met once a week at Palmer this year. In keep- ing with their goal, German club broadened the understanding of German culture and heritage with activities such as performing dances and German caroling at Christmastime. German club members justly took pride in their colorful costumes, which they made themselves. French food, customs and language were enjoyed by the French Club in various activities. Authentic costumes were part of a day spent in Denver at a foreign costume festival. The club was also responsible for building and decorating a float for the homecoming parade. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Christine Serna. 118 ---....,..-., 7, I Spanish Club Dancers at Skyway Elementary. ' rt, Mr. Madril introduces a performance bv the Spanish Club Dancers at Skyway Elementary School. Maypole is only one part of the German Club's program. Deca officers review agenda for next meeting. The Deca Club members did not just have fun but also gained experience and knowledge in the world of salesmanship, marketing and productive employment. Mr. C. B. Baker was club sponsor. They participated in public speaking competitions and held a party for under- priviledged children in the girls' gym. Another outstanding club was the Essadi Club, sponsored by Mr. Floyd Tunson. The club held informal meetings to help improve the black students' sense of identity with their race and broaden the general understanding of the black culture. 5 performances by German Club. gm.. A V ff.: x . K '74 l SY Practices and dress rehersal make for excellent V1 vcr- a- - Sci-Ma Club members discuss future plans. 9 'W . H 1.3.74 -,. 1 L ,. Y IHQ-,Ll The wonders of nature pause for a moment as Sci-Ma club member records the event. 120 r l Alpenglow members Laurie Mazich, Rick Smith, Bev Duellman, Sharon Borden and john Coleman carry Sue Craig while practicing rescue skills. .ff, 7 Pl ' ' E '353 , 1 51 xl F' - 'v3'1f:v-v M 'KIA xv' . r A, -'T' Q, Q- 'E 'QQ A 5 I N .X fr ti' 4 -- V L J . i L .ui V gn , ' si?:3jjf'1': .- i ' iii!-X Q'-Yi.. 'B l pl is displayed after cross-country ski Q. back to nature Mrs. Marjorie Barnett, Mr. Frank Blotz, Mr. Donald Scheiwe, and Mr. Dave VanDerWege combined their efforts to head three outstan- ding outdoor clqbs at Palmer this year. The Alpenglow club, headed by Mr. VanDerWege and a com- mittee of teachers, included ac- tivities such as ski touring and backpacking. The club's goal was to help students become familiar with the outdoors. Mrs. Barnett and Mr. Scheiwe led the Sci-Ma club in their goal of teaching how science and mathematics can intertwine with nature. They participated in over- night field trips such as a four day expedition to Buena Vista. The Ski club was formed with just one thing in mind: to have fun and was sponsored by Mrs. Barnett, Mr. Blotz, and Mr. Scheiwe. .JSI Alpenglow members take time out on one of their mountain climbing expeditions. 122 , r 4-r . 1 I 1 if r' ' 1 Uplifting Performance- Many preparations are necessary for a good production. performance masque and sandal Whenever there was a play to be put on, Masque and Sandal was there to help out with all necessary details. The club was responsible for all three productions presented this year. Membership was com- posed entirely of high school students who were willing to gain more knowledge in the different aspects of theater. Miss Suzette Wallace, club sponsor, felt that members were exposed to techni- ques of traditional and modern drama. forensics and debate The forensics team, sponsored by Miss Deborah Glatz, made a good showing this year, competing in one debate after another. They attended over 20 tournaments, im- proving their skills a little more each time. Their goal was to provide a fun contest situation while furthering their skills in in- terpretation, debate, and oration. Miss Glatz tried to emphasize team spirit over competition. ,x Off-stage, dramatists demonstrate their creativity and imagination aff, S YN.. rv Peter Bonnes lohn Coleman Beverly Duellman Sven Grannsjo Cindy Crrindell lohn Howley Ivo Kusters Esther Marx Gary Marx al Relations Club officers and exchange students swap ideas about foreign places. The goal of the international Relations Club was to promote understanding and gain better knowledge of world un- derstandings. They were involved in the international relations conference at Denver University which was concerned with the world food crisis. The IRC helped the C.A.R.E. program with donations. The club, sponsored by Mr. Adolph Bakun, also participated in the United Nations Conference in Greeley. IRC Club members: Michael Marx Luarie Mazich lohn Meyer Diana Moore lohan Petri john Schabel Peter Swanljung Gary Vansuch Mr. Adolph Bakun R.C. members include students from' Holland and Germany. Debaters lohn Reinitz, Gale McGaha, Katie Homecoming float reflects the true meaning of l.R.C. Sullivan, and Sponsor Miss Glatz. 123 4 Senior Sue Varrone concentrates in hopes of a strike, gamesmanship and fun fel'l'OI' ten pln5 Ten Pins, Palmer's bowling club, was not the average run- of-the-mill Palmer service club. Ten Pin members did not perform a service. They had fun. Team members bowled every weekend, and paid their own way. No bowling league existed and competition between the schools did not exist, but intra-club competi- tion did. Mrs. ludy Hobson was club sponsor. c-club C-Club, an organization of athletes who lettered, was sponsored by Mr. Clark Davis, with john Rupley as club president. The club was designed as a community service group, but due to other activities, it was unable to fulfill its function. When C-Club met, its meetings were held across from the Student Organization room. C-Club active membership numbered about 30. K. Vx li i fi I don't believe it a 7-10 pick up! 4' . Leslie Weck and john Rupley reflect on the good times as C-club members. lohn Coleman Beverly Duellman Cindy Faust RobertGordon TamiceGordon,Cindy Rick King Larry Lathrop Esther Marx Leesa McClure Gale McGaha Rene McKinley, eyer Diane O Connor Don Powers Kathy Schaefer Barbara Stone Matthew Sutliff, mind over matter Palmer Chess Club had the distinction of being the quietest group. Members held informal meetings forthe purpose of improving the quality of their game and sharpening their sense of strategy. Mr. Charles Greathouse sponsored. National Honor Society identified the outstanding pupils and put their talents to use. Honor Society was involved in community services such as helping the elderly and tutoring the deaf and blind. There were 100 original members, but on the average there were only 25 actively involved. Mr. Charles Greathouse was the past sponsor of N.H.S. but in September Mr. Dave Wallace took over this position. 125 fifties da rocks swingin' students Do you remember 1957 when Chuck Berry's and Chubby Checker's music was all you heard over the radio in your hopped-up rod? Things have changed a lot since those good ole days of rock and roll, but it was like '57 all over again as nostalgia bit the Palmer students on 50's day and at the 50's dance held the following night. For two days Palmer students dressed in the clothes of the 50's. Everything from penny loafers and bobby socks to greased hair and leather jackets were included. They walked the halls in the apparel of the day but attended classes very different than twenty years ago. At the hop after the big game, students rocked n' rolled to many far out and boss records provided and played by Rock and Roll Graffiti, a group of local Dl's. And ofcourse the dance was not complete without a chugging contest. Students chugged rootbeer in hopes of receiving the grand prize. All in all,50's day at Palmer was a big success. Hey,will you remember? I Hey, babe, want ta' boogie? Students get into fifties day spirit. 1'26 Do ya' wanna dance all through the Hey man, did you see that shot? ,'+. 2 Cheerleaders think it's yesterday once more. Greased hair and bobby socks abound at fifties day festivities. i 127 L I THE band Palmer's reputation was never es- tablished and spread because of any athletic feat, or the turn out of its numberless intellectual geniuses, or from any acclaimed work of art. No, it was never es- tablished on any one of these alone, but combined together Palmer was heard across the state. The collected talent, pride, deter- mination, and a few unrehersed side attractions, formed the bestest band in the west - the Palmer High School Terror Band! We pause fora moment sothat the band may accepta long deserv- ed pat on the back, for they were Palmer and Palmer was them. Whatever went on, the band in one form or another, was there. They soothed the savage beast of a loos- ing team at half time. How could there have been a pep assembly without a pep band, or for that matter, a Spring In Concert without the Concert or Symphonic Bands? The Stage Band could take command of any audience, sen- ding out those special feelings when they played Color My World and then, right afterwards, ripping that sax right through you during the hot jazz number Fatima Whether it was entertaining for Christmas shoppers, Woody Allen, orcompetition against other bands, Number 1 was written across every score of music they played. From SCSC to Adams State and the Denver Stadium to Reno the universal language of music added a new word to its vocabulary-Palmer Band. Hey neat! We did it again. gl nl A 1. gl Q..s,,+,- ., ',, :'.':,..t, gggrm. A. - -+,..,,,,- ,, , -sf , , .swrxef-Lai. . ' :afS,,j -. .-I..-.A -1-.. gf' . ' : 'c--'- .' ' '- ' ' ' NNY' H., . ,315 , P I - .- rn -IU --.. tg, , in ' ,. A rffx-.l2 .Zr,-f--Q. .hw-W . . ,H -.Ms , . . --...X , -mln.-,., A 1 ' 14 -. P , ggi, , N ski . , Y i A-...W , - Q Half time performance at the Denver Bronco Stadium Li' ',L. ui: -tggqg. . ' .- W .-sa-N- I' H- Q -T? 1-.1 - 'f::f5T.,,e-?f1'f:fb,'ZN3'-1. Q, ' ' SN' ' ' 14 -Q-f4,,,-, . thi ll ll ...ll Nerves-the key to success marching band Oli Qu-O fs So then Stanley said to Livingston? Follow the pendulum swinging before y0Ur SYGS. Concentrate! Concentrateln Byron Veasey leading those infallible76l?J trombonesof the Terror Marching Band. pep band Autographs after the game only .,-'W da family comes first symphonic band who needs tux and tails for mood when you've got total symphonic sounds , I concert band in concert, concert band T' and the band played on 7 ef- A, 1 ' IFE' :I l A ' X if. .15 Y' Eze-. fm- i ,i W' ' Ll a-one and a-tW0 and 3 Frank Montera, director Herb Alpert, turn green a little long winded, but sign him up il wha stage band t did you say? 14 0--, Q51 choirs' performances enliven holiday season Advanced Choir taped a Christmas program for TV, and during this festive season they also traveled to the Citadel and the Mall of the Bluffs for Christmas concerts. The Chamber Singers performed for the Salvation Army staff and for the customers at Otero Savings. For the elderly and the handicapped at various nursing homes the Chamber Singers also provided music. The combined choirs performed a pop-folk-rock concert in March and a spring concert in May. In the spring the Advanced Choir and Chamber Singers competed in the state contests. Choir officers were john Rupley, president, Becka Gurney, vice president, Kathie Ivey, secretary and members at large, Dale Quigley and Bonnie jones. Ap- pointed officers were Bonnie Pate, recording secretary, Karen Stevens, choreographer, Wilma Beatty, Kerry Keck, Linda Hight and Ann Thiele, librarians. Girls' choir representative was Dolores Wright. Ac- companists for the choir were Diana, Pantle and Sheryl Mann. Two choir members sing out at rehearsals. TOP ROW: Debby Roddy, Priscilla Burright, Glenda Allen, Meg McFarland, Monica lacksonf Dfflofcs Wright' Rohm Bel 5USa'1 Fine' ROW FOUR: Werthman, Dannette Key. ROW TWO: Carroll Green, Brenda Hellem, Cheryl Frankmore, Deb0fHh Wilson, Michelle Stoppel, KHY Wllllamis Candi Alme- Michelle Black, Betsy Williams, Cheryl Stashi. ROW THREE: Lori Fadness, Lisa Sorensen, Pam 1 3 2 The chamber singers perform in the auditorium during the Christmas concert. Mr. Zinger accompanies choir during concert practice. Pam Hurst, Karen Stevens, Alora Bendure, Tammy Gorden, Becca Gurney, Alison Ament, Dale QuigIey,Sebrina Forrest, Allen Frall, Carle Hagood, Robert Bray, Beverlyn Roddy, john Rupley. Lee Ann Liebowitz, joe Best, Doug Dandria, Antoinette Massengale, Bonnie jones. 3 ,sf is-. ,af-.J .K -.' ,- i I: 2 So go on, kid, kiss her! 'pla it again, sam' Masque and Sandal, Palmer's theater group, kicked off it's 60th anniversary celebration with the fall production of Play it Again, Sam. This was the first attempt in many years for Masque and Sandal to present a production during school hours, and the Friday afternoon matinee drew a record crowd. The Woody Allen play brought to life some of the light- hearted comedy which has been missing from Palmer in recent years. The play centered on Allen Felix's quests to find love, under the specific instructions of his imaginary hero Humphrey Bogart. Allen's hilarious bumblings with those of the weaker sex finally ended wjth a gain of confidence, a happy ending, the triumph of the underdog. The setting of the play was a New York Apartment designed by a former Masque and Sandal member and stage engineering employee Dan Hallack and the stagecraft class was responsible for construction. CAST Allen Felix ................... Steve Stevens Nancy .......... ................ D ebbie Mahieu Bogart ............. ......... D ale Quigley Dick Chritsie ...... ......... K evin Gault Linda ........... ................ P at and Elizabeth Scoggins CREW Lights ....... .................. D an Rich David Hight Props ....... ,....... L aura Carroll Linda Hight Gale McGaha 134 it-PA'-5 Hey, can you play that one again, Sam? Smile, girls, they love you Bogey, the lady killer. ' . i.,... . The cast. Brian Osborn, Kevin and Terry Gault improvise a football team. Cast: Carl Brown Laura Carroll Phil Conard Kevin Gaul! Terry Gauli Cindy Grindell Lisa James Gale McGaha Samantha Meigs lane! Obodov Tim O'Neill Brian Osborn Patricia Perrin Dan Rich Ken Rodriguez Cindy Winters Judy Mundi 'hot ice' explores theater of absurd The production Hot Ice, as suggested by the title, displayed some absurd topics, which was a relatively new concept of theater shown at Palmer. The production which was staged under the direc- tion of Ms. Suzette Wallace con- sisted of many materials to keep the minds ofthe audience opened The different techniques used in the production were a choregraphed dance done by Gale McGaha, Phil Conard and Cindy Grindell, a protest against un- conventional theater, and short skits which depicted comical and absurd scenes. All in all, this new type of theater was a refreshing change from the previous shows done at Palmer. Gale McGaha and Phil Conard stage a choregraphed dance. 135 vice-a reversa In keepingwith thetraditional Dog Patch style, Palmer Terrors ignored the refined practice of boy ask girl . Instead, Sadies used the op- portune time to get their hands on the special Lil' Abners. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, spon- sored by Senior Council was held March 7. Hillbilly royalty on their haystack throne ruled over the shindig. Pam Sentena and Sandy Wilson enjoy the music of Winterheat Ann Bouton, Elyse Taylor and George Adsit take a break during the Sadie Hawkins festlvltles' 136 Debbie Duellman models the latest in What better way to spend a Friday night? hillbilly fashion. Did Randy Shotts really think his hat added to his sex appeal? hi h trails provides knowledge of outdoors High Trails was a program designed to teach sixth graders about their surroundings and themselves through three major goals. The first was an appreciation and knowledge of nature. The second goal was social and personal growth and the last goal was the teaching of recreation. High school students acted as counselors to help teach the sixth graders different nature courses. Both the sixth graders and high schoolers came from schools all over Colorado Springs. They were bussed to the 4000 acre High Trails Outdoor Education Center near Florrisant where they were lodged in cabins for the five day stay. Approximately 150 Palmer students participated in the sessions this year which took place in the fall and spring. They took part in activities ranging from hiking and fishing to telling stories and washing dishes. One of the greatest challenges for them was putting to bed the energetic sixth graders in the evening. An unidentified sixth grader examines the forest floor 13 8 Adventurous sixth graders pose on a rock formation Pooh Corner is one of the nine cabins located at High Trails. i The three-story tree house is a place of popularity among High Trailers. thletic awards given 0 miller and Iathrop '74 - '75 season proved to be a good one for Palmer Two seniors, Larry Lathrop and Mark Miller, were special awards for outstanding performances, Miller golf and Lathrop for his football ability. The Tom McCan Trophy was given to Larry Lathrop, for scholastic and athletic performance in the El County area. The award was presented by Larry the sports editor of the Gazette Telegraph, at a Pep assembly. Miller received national honors. He was chosen as a School All-American in his sport, golf. As one of one golfers selected in the country, Miller was chosen the High School All American company as being a fine thlete, student, and all around person. Miller shows his talents. ln 2, 7-fi f x' r .1 ' . F321 'g ilf .J WQQ' -.Y J f -'xiii . .lE L'-' 95' H ,-,, 'T --1 'f' rf JJ-tif.. ' V .ff at Lip,-, ' .jj 'iran v-Xzl . ul , -sf,-...Q -3 ,, Af-. ... O.. It N , -A .- . .-Jr:--r . 1 .... A . H'-. .f .,...L..., , .Yn,,.JN., V . , ,Ugg A alia. L. 4 .,,.,::4i,, .N .:.t':... -i' ,. . ' Q ' r,s,:f'1r- '-R.,'- ,-fix. .fuk X -L 1 4 vs ,ily H3 , 1, .-2, r.-,Q 1' 3' 1 .Q-iv., xfsgrx iigf, fs: f V'-.' '- T- J' '- . A-If-H-'. J.. . ir '-I V'-if 12 I-ta ff 'i-.2-535,-cv f .145 '- ':.. ,Q - 141. :iff if---'Q . . 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Attendant Miss Rebecca Gurney . ' f J Y 140 'L'-A: . fr --t f i: ggff, Q5-'f' , ...l Attendant Miss Nancy Ruchti 'love IS, a dance and a sweetheart queen Love is, the theme of the day, portrayed the true meaning of valentines. The traditional sweetheart assembly began the long day of anticipation with the suspense broken by the crowning of Miss Patti Perrin, at the dance. l Attendants named were Colleen Brehm, Rebecca Gurney, Nancy Hulett and Nancy Ruchti. The true spirit of the day was reflected by the purchasing of roses and exchanging of old fashion valen- tines. As good nights were said the close of a long to remember day was ended. faculty dominates donkey basketball Pee-Wee Velasquez and Mr. Davis fight for possession of the ball. The faculty dominated this year's Donkey basketball tour- nament played in Erps gym. Four teams participated in the single elimination tourney. In the first game the sophomores out rode the Future Business Leaders of America fFBLAl to a final 8-6 score. The sophomores led by Mark Smith galloped off to an early first period lead, but by the half the FBLA team had evened the score. The excitement of the final half set in when the FBLA scored a basket to tie the score. Smith hit the final bucket to put the soph's in the finaly. In the second contest of the evening, the faculty played a combination of juniors and seniors. The facultytook an early lead as Mr. Clark Davis scored two easy buckets. As the second half began it was clear the faculty had the better strategy when Mr. Cimino wheeled off two con- secutive baskets and held off a late senior rally for victory. In the championship game the faculty defeated the sophomores in a defensive battle. Mark Schenk and Mr. Davis led scorers with six each. 142 l1..J - I I .v x U 9 ' A 5 i QA-'ff 1. . .... m 'F ' H: , sr EQ' f 1! .I 1: - t ,- 'tr L ,,,.,.,,t , . An unidentified rider coaxes Killer to please let him i 1 l l I44' Top to bottom: Second Semester Secretary of Morale Rick Smith, Secretary of Assemblies Dale Quigley and Secretary of Social Marcia Penfold. Left to right: Secretary of Records Nancy Hulett, Secretary of Treasury Tom Majors and Secretary of Publicity Melva McAllisto ri reforms preoccup cabinet, slow action Change, action and reform. These three words played a major role in cabinet's year-long attempt to reform the fundamentals of the school constitution. Headed by Presi- dent Gary Vansuch, the team of cabinet reformers were up against a conservative council, but Vansuch was persistent because, I promised change, and that's what l'm going to give my voters. Time and again, as change was pushed on the council floor for approval, most proposals were defeated. Cabinet's individual personalities would not mesh as many different interpretations of the consititution were formed. Because of fluctuating ideologies and a strife for change in structure, new activities were few and far apart. The executive group: left to right: President Gary Vansuch, Vice President Janice Blume, Chairman of Council john Schabel and Sponsor Mel Lucero. 143 9 council works hard to please students The 1974 Palmer student council consisted of 26 members, eight seniors, eight juniors and ten sophomores. The senior president was Leslie Weck,junior president, james Keaveny while Terry White held the honors for the sophomores. During the year council had many money raising projects such as bake sales and carnation sales. Most of the money they raised was used to finance prom and com- mencement ceremonies. The junior class was in charge of the prom and the seniors planned the graduation. Council worked with S.O. throughout the year in such things as a workshop on parlimentary procedure. Seventh period was the time and room 309 was the place. Here the members of student council labored to make things just a little better for the rest of the student body. liz. aff ' L.. 'X Hazel Stevens and Pam Hurst discuss preparations for the upcoming dance, Students participate in one of the many joint meetings between cabinet and Council 144 - ' 'l'iWC'C ' x l --......... .Si T i A' if 4 la' President Gary Vansuch presides over a meeting in room 309. Roger Chavez, a member of sophomore council, tries to illustrate what he is talking about. 4 34 4 I Iii? 'A In I 3 N2 . , 1 L y N juniors plan 'goodbye' for senior prom night Faced with the usual financial woes, the junior class representatives worked throughout the year to secure an acceptable prom site. ln February the Antlers Plaza Hotel was selected, and the date was set for May 24. After much debate, Goodbye Don't Mean I'm Gone was finally chosen as the theme. Although the committee considered having underclass attendants, the royalty court remained traditional with senior nominees. All of the difficulties were forgotten when the seniors danced attheir last high school event. Using the Fine Arts Center as background, king and queen nominations are GLOCKWISE: Patti Perrin and Michael Holmes, Gayle Murtha and Dennis Archuleta,lClndy Clowserand Steve Zaleski,-Leslie Weck and john Rupley, Mona Castine and George Adsit. 147 gf, ml V. k V My :A 1 9159-iff 4-f.,J ,f K '-1. ,f -' 'H E3 .3-,lim XC, -V, f ., . on V xxfi If. 'Lan 1-4 ,gjhf ., M, la' E E ,, A: '- six 9 X5 'f 1' V. 5:25 , lwinner 'Ai 4 I 1 xl 4' f,..--V... sy' AE -451 lif 'lf' list r .x.. l 5 V :R Rb U 'Z , . A, , -,,f,, A., 7 , ..-Q --Tr? V:' U , V v,jvF ':r,?7i- --,f gg 'Q' 4- Q 13 Chapter 8 ROCKIES O the perllous llfe ofa hugh school locker those army surplus brown pamted lockers They re kicked shut, beaten open, bounc ed agaII'1St and brutally treated They are the subject against which students take out thenr frustrations They are merely considered a h le In the wall Stop Have you ever thought about what a locker does for you? The coffer for all of your worldly possessions xt keeps your money and your down coats, not to men tlon the notes you need fora psych test you would otherwise fall A locker IS a strong, compassionate being, standing In the midst of two reassuring IH which you can hide your deep dark secrets Or can you? Did you know that the school has sole possession of your locker and can open It at any time they please? And what about that sophomore gurl who keeps throwlng her books In your locker? Bet you dudnt know shes your other partner Whatever the case may be a locker ID a sense, can be your best friend, or your worst enemy It mutely takes all punishment and can loudly condemn your ln nocence A locker IS a medium for aspiring mterlor decorators and graffltlsts It IS a cozy place to study rn lt IS home for three years f g. .,', s Q- l H 0 it .lu Q .- Q .7 1 G I . . . Q thousand strangers. It is somethlng 1 . D 7 l .. 'I ' . I I . , ' .l .- . l I rr... l -H I l . 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' 1 l 1 1 I i'111f:g:'.11:H .1-K kts' F J Inv , 1 N, is X X Black, Randolph Bleau, Lisa Blount, Robert Boigenzahn, Diane Bonck, Bret Borst, Chris Bowers, Walter Brauer, Becky Bray, Robert Breedlove, Robert Brewer, Mike Brickley, Kathy Brock, Granville Brotherton, Terri Broughton, Kathleen Broughton, Ken Brower, Debi Brown, Carl Brown, Renee Bryan, Scott Buck, Charles 153 sophomores ill Burright, Priscilla Bustos, Renita Butler, julie Butler, Mike Butts, Tammy Cady, Mitch Callaghan, Amy Calvin, jeff Campbell, Tammy Carey, David Carney, Charles Carpenter, Timothy Carrothers, Donald Cartee, Gary Carter, Bill Castle, Ken Causey, Ronald Chandler, William Charles, Frederick Charles, Kahle Chavez, Roger Chestnut, Steve Christiansen, Scott Cipoletti, Joy 154 Buerkle, Bob Buhl, Tim Burgess, Marie Bu rks, David Burleson, Patti Burns, Barb -1- fm, .3 ivL.,e ...-, i ,E-, ,i .Siu . fl l I i , vm, A I i , i -8 ,ix , l .'.' 'Q' ' + G A . 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N V M 1 3 I gui Colwell, Lise ' ' '9?J' if ll Qi Colyer, Kirby .L L' V Combs, Karen ' we' 'Q 5 ' J ' Conc: a, Mary l I lj Connelly, Susan Contreras, David Cook, Diane Cook, Kevin Coppinger, Nikki Cosgrove, Toni Couger,1ulie JQQ5:-J ll I 1 - -5' ., , ' I5 V- ' QW ' l f up E , Coupens, Clark. -'L ' ' 5-Q if Q' Courtier,Tammie I 5'-un A , ' Courtney, Terri ' i A, ' A Cox, Denise fs, .A -1, jg-gy i . f ' Coy, Dan ' 5, fl, 52 , Craker, Laura P --.- ,qv K A:l,L.:: ' V512-L ', ', :L il, 55 , V Cramer, Ron W' a Y'g...'1.'J'M-In gi: Crawford, Debbie 1 5- 'l Creaney, Rosemary ' Crider, Colleen Cromwell, Marvin 1 + 'ii ' 1 Davis, Anna 155 sophomores Uealey, Debbie. Dean, Bob DeBonis, Paul Dell, john Dellacroce, Brian Delvlasters, Renee Dennison, Bill Deverney, Suzanne DiNardi, Debbie Diringer, Kelli Dixon, Ingrid Donley, lack Doremus, Chris Douglas, Philip Dragon, Don Drake, Angie Dudley, Garcia Duellman, Deborah Duncan, Barbara Duncan, Karey Duran, Veronica Dupree, Duane Dwyer, Kelly Early, julie 156 i l - l 15-6 l l ' lg, l fl Y l l ai r Y 5 , V. il - I V 'r l , ' ' ll l 4 i ' . ' P 4 -A r5azf.z:f1 ' 4 . -l - '5'7'fI l ' .245 iii ilgefi .ffl E , 'A f T,-:Ls-: e 1 'M ' 471 f, s ,, 2 Puff' 'KW 'V ' , ,B or e Z1 5' Shaw Aj,h: 'U.U, 4 , 'J! 1 I , A , ' , . W . I 'X l X A X l .. ix. 5 .Ll ,, v. or x - W- -,Q iff ? t., ,faq -1 1 f l 1 U E li alex 'S V I J N X , , s lr A E' al 5 B' xmxifl fly Yfx if' Mi , .1 l Pc' i ,nl A EA i TU if 'i if class o 77 Ebert, Charles Ekstrom, Cindy Eldridge, Cindy Elliott, Steven Elson, Phillip Engel, Lorrie English, jeannell Erdmann, Debra Esch, julie Espinoza, jerry xl l gffni- 1' ill s' 1 :Z ' ' r sa x , i rw Esquibel, Carol Estes, Hank Evans, lim Everson, Kevin Ewell, Ronda Fadness, Lori Farr, Julius Feasel, Nick Feeley, joe Fine, Susan Fink, Denise Flannigan, Tim Foulks, Kathleen Frankmore, Cheryl French, Bobby sophomores Fry, Gary Fuller, Lois Fulton, Suzette Gallaher, David Gallegos, Tina Galvan, Margie Garcia, Priscilla Gardner, jim Garett, Brian Garvie, Richard Garwood, Kelly Gauntner, Gary Gauntner, Larry Genoshe, Steve Giannini, Karen Glass, Cathy Gleason, Diane Gonzalez, Al Gonzales, john Giannini, Macey Gibson, Ann Gonzales, Richard Gorden, Derek v , nn . 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My ' 'Q I x .W Hamilton, Harry Hammitt, Edward Mu' n wljcr' is iw f!-',- 1 . 4 :M xx., 'ln' 'I 'l mf x l? i fel i ?w Iw .Z, Hansen, Elisa .411 Harms, Larry of'77 sophomores Heimbuch, jane Hellem, Brenda Hendrix. Lori Henke, Renee Hentges, Margaret Hernandez, john Herndon, Kevin Herrera, Genevieve Hess, Mike Heyman, David Hiatt, Ruth Higgins, Rebecca Hight, Linda Hoeckel, Mary Hofmann, Barbara Holliday, Holly Holm, Bradley Holman, Theresa Hoover, Bill Hoover, Diane Hopkins, Kathy 160 Harris, jerry Hart, lim Harvey, Steve Haskins, Kerry Haugen, Terry Hayes, Sandy Hayes, Susan Haynie, Kevan Hedman, Laurie Hedrick, Bob . 5 '+T:1 gg ' 'y- 1' - A 'wi K l x l Xi I .Q ,, , ,V WT, rl 1 I 5-A u .1 J J, an 1 3- JI, ,gr 1.-cv swf I ' ' .. 'u-, li i , -,, ' I X I f - . 1 i i f'f i , if 'Q I, J ill lfk,fi I l JN , ' 1. :if ii , We - ,. lk W' l Q ill fl i .1 H' HQ ll ,' .gf',gl,f . 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A 1 E l J Y . -'Eg '2: V it , , Qi w ri' if .J class of '77 l Howell, Flaudia Hrynuik, Maureen Hubbard, Linnie Hughes, Kathy Humble, John Hyskell, Kathy Hyde, Jay Irwin, Debbie Iverson, Patrick Jackson, Pam Jacobson, Derk Jacoby, Dorene Jacquot, Bill Jean, Mike Jeffries, Jeremy Jenkins, Mike Johnson, Maria Johnson, Marvin Jones, Don Jones, Robert Jordan, Denise Jussausme, Pamela Kanyer, Cynthia Karns, Leslie Karseboom, Bruce Keaveny, Kathy Kee, Bobbie 161 sophomores Killian, Cheryl King, Mike Kirkelie. Vickie Kirks, Kelly Kjeldsen, Chris KlaUSlng, Chris Knull, Randy Kohut, Lauren KOPPV, Patti Korum, Jayne Kotwica, Douglas Kyllingstad, Sam LaBarre, Frank Lackey, loe LaCour, David Lambert, Mary Lange, David Lankford Cindy Larkin, lla May Larson, Susan LaTour, Andrew Laurie, jimi Lavender, Gene Lawson, Gwen Lawson, Kevin Lazar, Victor LeBrecht, Marcia 162 Kellogg, Jennie Kelly, jeff as vlllli ,N V if 1 FJ ' L- U Q .X L Q.-ru X fx Kelly, Steve Keys, Brain F ' WLT ' 'i l' in ll Hal- .ff-M r TJ ,- , I l I- 4 f , ' , c j 's. 1, A 'r . 1 3' L ' ' l lllj ll x V , - V llll X : V , -:R ,, ' wlpnw l 5- Y fir' A l 11, 5 5, L l hJ, xg I., . L C Fl ' 5 'Z l . , 'l J w 2 , , 4, .. 31, 5 L' - Mp' f l,.sl ' -' A. ML' l' . 1. fi l Q ..,,i.,.'-H 6 A Yaififl li s' fl lflll F! ' I' ,f 1 ll ll- 5 QQ i l l gp ,q-, , ll llx ' Z all ,A , . I, l la- sw if ,E 'Ma ,527 ' x lv xl , . l 'll' ., uf ' '.f5il lv ? 5231- lu , -r Q l ar l a 'fi ,li L ,M Q if , v. 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'f i McCarthy, Colleen - x ' 15,75-l 1 ' , 5- McCord, Tom l' 2911 1 1 ' ,A1 , -Fl f ,K Tjj'-' ,V ' -b , ,.-if-wx. .vf Q f McCrorie, Bob if W if H , .. Q7 R ' -14' McPhefson.Michae1 f f- g H Means, Mark Medina, Mable Meek, Mark Mendenhall, Carol Metzger, Kurt Meurer, Karla Milazzo, Sam Miller, Greg Miller, Jimmie Millhone, Keith Molsberry, Darrell Money, David Montgomery, Cindi Montoya, Victor Montoya, Zelda r P, ,-1 fs. ltilxhaf ,. Y-Y' ' ' Q f if il t 1 Q I l , Vg. r fi: r 0 tif-' . Z?-1 , '1 441' x i l 5 wr - 1-Q, 1 V 'Q' L I ' -:1 l l 5- il N. is ay, Lrf. ,X , Q . ' Q T 1 , W 'tn i ,V Y, 1 5 -Q mm l li x ' 3 X ll LQ . A , I? AE X X xrgxx ' 4 'zz A C' ll , .4g,A?nr . .I 4 ff KL 'f Q ' -gg fr F il. vb- : - E. Q ,.,. s, , , :Pa .1' , .., U: -A Sl r 'v-U, my Z ' 9- .51- 3 GN v l'1' 'Q 1 , , N ll ,: 'y:,:.. YQ ' .X 3 ' 5 -H ultima Q71 ' 1 'V ri1fi,l3'igl-.'1r: . r 4,1 1' ,Q ul ' ft lijl Q -:L 1 fs v' ' 'Vx fix, fl ff 1 J ' - J 1 ' if-1 1 l ill- , . . 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' fm' Q gf. 1 'l,r class Moon, Angela Moore, Karen Moore, Robert Morgenson, Brien Moss, Michelle Motzer, jeff Munch, Paul Mundt, ludity Munoz, 1oAnn Myers, Gregg Nakata Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nissen, Eric Debbie Denise Pam Linda Norvell, David Norvell, Rod OBanion, Linda Oden, Crista Odneal, AnnaMarie Odneal, Donna Olson, Peggy O'Neill, Timothy O'Ravez, julie Opsahl, Stevn of'77 165 sophomores Ordahl, Katy Ornelas, Debbie Osborn, Brian Osman, joan Overmyer, jim Pacheco, Robbie Packard, jodie Pagan, Tim Pagel, Steve Parker, Dorrie M 1 Patterson, Dave 'i Patterson, Walter I ,, 1- 2 ,55 Pauley, Cecil 5 Pearson, james X Pearson, janet N ' l l ' Pendleton, Randy P' Penfold, jeff Perham, Tari Perry, Bill Perry, Bonita Peterson, Christie Peterson, Kip Peterson, MaryAnn P Qi i .. lpn 3 r .Q 'L all 'ii is 1, XX E f L .fn- v Iii 'fr in it llii' I 1 rw, 1 . l l lf' ' x 5 mf l --, -1. ., K- ,711 YZ ,lf V. 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Z' , ' TF , T1. . 1 D Riley, Candie l 1 1 Robbins, Heather 1 , in R , l X I ., xiii' .gf J 5 1, 1 l V K' i ll f flfl Roberts, Melody i ' .Vx Nfl , eff- .4 - Robey, john 167 sophomores 5 Rowley, Felicia Roybal, Dianna Ruesewald, Kenneth Russell, Debbie Ryder, Ted Sanchez, Franklin Sanchez, Pearl Santiago, Maria Savacool, Laura Schanel, Dirk Scherf, Bob Schiffbauer, Rod Schneider, Linda Schneider, Patricia Schreiner, Kevin Schroeder, Michelle Schubarth, Darren Sears, Brenda Sedman, Parn Serfoss, Bobbie Serna, Dante Shereck, David Shernick, Robert Shippy, Mike Short, joseph Shotts, Donna Sielsky, Steve 168 Roddy, Deborah Roglinske, juli Romero, james Ross, Curtis Rotz, Doug l ca , -'lgl il Fil ri af' ,A 7'v,f 1 1 - ' 3: F- ' R. ,z . . ' , --K ., l ' , v A1515 w l .l ws, Q 'Lt . in , ,I l l :. i ig? f l -12 1 Ky t . i eii lg! ' Y , 4 'ws- ,K M-5? sf , ll ,,. , 'Ti .ll a 'R V .. 1 l W 'VV Af: t . -, .. 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Q 'l H lf ' SRE- I H 1 ,. n. y. i- 1'-lliilfimd kid' V -' V l4N:..,l' , -v' V - gffr' F i ' Smith, Perry Smith, Stacy Smith, Stacy Smith, Steve Smothers, Don Snyder, Tammy Soisson, Ellen Sondermann, Judy Songer, Michael Sorensen, julie Southard, Stephanie Spangler, Don Spong, Charles Stankey, Kaye Starr, Dan Stashi, Cheryl Stegman, Cari Stemas, Fred 169 sophomores Stlohn, Kevin Stoller, Paul Stone, leff Stoppel, Michelle Stout, Kelly Strecker, Elaine Swagger, loan Sweetwood, Sandra Stribling, Tom Taylor, Loretta Thero, Nancy Thomas, Vanessa Thompson, Sam Thrutchley, Debbie Tollefson, Steve Toner, Christine Tousley, Linda Towell, Marty Treat, Mark Trissel, Adam Turner, Arthur Upchurch, Denise Valdez, Anthony Vandervoort, Karen VanEerden, MariAnne VanLaningham, jeff Vansuch, Doug Vasquez, Elsie Vaught, Larry vigil, Elizabeth 170 Stewart, Steven Stingley, Pam F w - .1 1 l i N. T. l ll l,A ,j . 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Aj M. l X ,,,l 15 1 N class of '77 vigil, julie Wadaga, R0l3Yfl Walker, Berry Warner, Kelly Warner, Laurence Weidner, Derecke ,fy - i 'E rl ta Q L, I'tl JSP ' l 1, . l K, t t llll' 'l l , U x '1 7 1 , A f- eser . ., l x Weirauch, Donald Wells, Donna Werthman, Monica Weter, Melanie Whigham, Sharlyn White, Terry Whitley, Rolf Whitney, Kathy Whittingham, john Widner, Doug Willrich, Dawn Wilson, Charles Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Elizabeth Winslett, Charles Winslett, Theresa Winters, Carolyn Wirkes, Frank Wood, Becky Woolley, Chris Wyatt, Judy Yost, Kim Young, Cris Young, Leslie 171 graduation term papers plus finals equals growth the beginning announcements whatside does the tassel go on? seniors please report college representatives will be got to find out when homecoming is next year G.P.A., S.A.T., A.C.T., END may we never pass this way again graduate, graduate dance to the music '75, '75, '75 so what can you say after twelve years of idle prattle? trying to feel some kind ofgood-by pictures will be taken it'll never be the same without US left my initials in gold enamel christmas cards plus memories equals the gang credits applications what, they want how many copies? let me out-the soonerthe better hey, what is this it all went too fast so much happened and so much left undone that could have happened suspended time a piece of personal history forever unchanged, yet the more things remain the same, the more they change after all what a year in spite of everything if we had the chance to do it all again no way it matters not how small the beginning may be: what is once well done is done forever and was it ever done well! ,.Y'. After hanging around for twelve years, seniors take o -s- - -- if , , X r X 172 af- .r f A . - 2255, ' if about the authors The 30 members of the Retrospect staff represented the entire stu- dent body in telling the story of Palmer High School, 1975. Although most had lived in various places besides Colorado Springs, they all had achieved the same educational level, 11 years in public schools beginning with kindergarten in 1962. During this time they were duly credited for their numerous writing and photography efforts by educators. Some attained a small measure of fame for excellence while others were noted for talent in appearing busy. The research for Retrospect '75 took a year to complete. Begin- ning in May, 1974, the staff com- piled a unique book during and after school hours, depending on the cooperation of students and faculty. fheir spirit was reflected within these pages - a united effort to produce an outstanding annual. No copy, no head, declares Carolyn Rodriguez as she explains the rules to Mike Bishaw. Togetherness: also known as the Retrospect staff. -1 A A . , Af x kr? XFX N 'mr ' C Y sa chicken have lips? lohn Horbacz and Carolyn Rodriguez discuss question while Evelyn Smith, Kim Prather and jennifer Hentges lay out 'ell Shavey and Squeak Stotler roll film for the next photo assignment. uzzling, whispering and giggling Leslie Weck and john Rupley exclude e rest of the world. 'Wd xx N---' .i 7'- L- 'le'-1 -3 '-154. 4--Q-..- ' I' 1 Mrs. Turnbaugh and Tom Hess check copy before sending it to the printer. new I' ' nr 4.4 t l X H, A fl 'f ' I A .X-xc . r 'Q ,I I. A -. 5 A 'L A vi ,F I if SPOHSOFS ...... editor ............. photo head ....... sports head .......... activities head ...... class section ...... advertising ..... staff: Harry Alarcon Mike Bishaw Chris Carpenter Mark Comstock Rick Garduno joe Gipson Robert Gordon jenny Graham Steve C-urnett Roger Mann Nanette Mayotte r f4gg,:ig1Qg:'1at-F25 . af.. A. A, . , . A , . , ,Z...., ,AV N A 3 -jig H .em 4-..',,,,, Lu 5- W 1 gg A 'u,- ki. l, ,. it ,eu - :. 1 Betty lo Turnbaugh John Horbacz Carolyn Rodriguez Steve Wardwell Michael Butler Leslie Weck jennifer Hentges Kirk Coy Lisa Montgomery Gene Moore lim Moore Kim Prather Karen Rector Bill Schinstine Chuck Schroeder Pat Scoggins Darrell Shavey Evelyn Smith Mike Stotler Barry Williams X 175 advertising and patrons advertisers Bowl-Mor Lanes ...... ....... 1 7 The Broadmoor .......... ....... 1 8 C8fE Suzuki Sales ..................... 17 Clearing House Banks ............. 17 Colorado Interstate Corp ....... 17 Dempubco ............................... 18 Directors, Inc. .......................... 17 Crissey Fowler Lumber Co. .... 18 Gazette Telegraph ................... 17 Henley's Key Service ..... ....... 1 8 Holly Sugar Corp. ....... ....... 1 7 KRDO Radio and TV ..... ....... 1 7 Lucas Sporting Goods ............. 18 Markay Photographs ............... 18 McDonald's ...................,......... 17 Midwest Business College ...... 18 Nemeth's .................................. 18 Palmer Booster Club ..... ....... 1 8 Pepsi-Cola ................ ....... 1 8 Red Barn ......... ....... 1 8 Sinton Dairy ............................. 18 Village Inn Restaurant ............. 18 The 1975 Retrospect staff woul like to express its deepest ap preciation to the advertisers an patrons. Their support has made i possible for Palmer to produc another fine yearbook. These peo ple backed us so back them! Schafer, Rich . HOLLY SUGFIR l MII' 5 LH i gg? A 'fn , il fm: U ASQ' fly V g Q4 Q Wann? .4157 SW XE The blue flame We're golng to keep ll' burnlng Colorado Interstate Gas Company A Unlfof Coastal Sfohs 611: Corporation Q YI Pisa nil' 'ffl ull Ml lp, I 'f V31 E55 MW-. fuwnll lvl 1611? E-I 1155?-' Wllmf- I psf IV X mils! ff o ' - f 1- , T T 11- My N- i vm mf 'Q'fW lh Hl lqfu1 m'1ffWf' x I ! l V V I uh Mllllr I4 ' 4 'V ,jx ' 24' 1' Qu ' A v 'fl B IZ ' .A'7 'if'll' ' '5' ., i 8 SL 5 ' ,' f - . ' JWL1 W 1 x I-F' I, 1 YT ffl? Mg ::,,.. - , , I V Jia' , ' .ax .,, . . 655' 1 fn I 4,- ' O K-wi' . N 4 Q - W, -I f' f' Q. If not L L ' u'?n,,, , 5 I - ' Aflyqx ,,,. llllx 1 4 wx'-xx-4? Im, ' ' V U ,LU . ' 0 0 Q ..f!'4xf 17 7 WHE YOU UNGER DR MORE THAN OWLED l703 S. 8th St. 207 N. Wahsateh l244 N. Academy Blvd. I I I5 Widefield Blvd. McDonalds 1090 S. Circle Drive R 480l N.Academy Blvd. I -1 O Working together to Serve the community better THE BANKS OF THE PIKES PEAK REGIONAL CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION I C A A f 9' , ' J' k 1 ' -+ B - 5+ 'Air ' ai Academy Boulevard Bank The Bank of Colorado The Bank ol Fountain Valley The Central Colorado Bank Bowl Mor House or cHAMPuoNs OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY 34 Brunswick Automatic Pinsetters BILUARD ROOM ' SNACK BAR SPOR7' SHOP KRDO ANI-FIVI-TV CHANNEL 13 1240 AM -95.1 FM coNeRAruLAnoNs ' 'G RADS' ' '- FQ. I gl.-.zum .s .. :: '::: f '1:'f'f:' I I 5: w-:1.:,:-q:1:.- :,::::.a ':,::,1.,,:,:: :,.1.,,:v.::v:,,-:-1. I.: -,:'.,.-:.,g:-gi HAVE FUN SAVE GAS - RIDE A SUZUKI C 81 E SUZUKI SALES 3601 EAST PLATTE COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO 596-7799 179 Pf mn l -I P II r ' :IEW A I Th eBRo DMQQR e fihe 'ces II1' gs bo I r prese f'5'+g 55+ SERVING THE BUILDING NEEDS OF COLORADO SPRINGS FOR OVER 100 YEARS AND PROUD TO BE A PART OF A CITY THAT S A T UP cmssEY neu Eqnasea comm? 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DAIRY PRODUCTS 0 MILK 0 COTTAGE CHEESE I BUTTER 0 ICE CREAM GENERAL OFFICE S . 633 3821 3801 N SINTON RD AT YOUR DOOR OR AT YOUR STORE Glve Yourself A Presenf This Yeor' ONE THAT IS GUARANTEED FOR dempubco printing office supplies and furnishings LIFETIME Jo he WPS, A SECRETARIAL SKIL t A MANAGEMENT SKILL AN ACCOUNTING SKILL FASHION DESIGNING SKILL MIDWEST BUSINESS COLLEGE 824 South Union 636 2326 5- 'T I ff' 'V Lin Pat Scogglns displays one of the many fme tennis racquets Lucas Sporting Goods SPUHTIIVG 60003 720 xv mofv 633 3874 feeIln'free' PEPSI I ' A I l 0 L O O 0 l ' l , I ., F if . 51: If A I J i I Q , is 4 X r' -I If -1-f f LU A pn- I Ii ... kf' T-N' I - o . -'-Txgzf ,gf j ' N' : : . - yfze ' f 5 . . .it . ,Q Q x, ,- ' fl ' ,wig 'flffrigigil fx Qfx 5 '-, ' .QM A g- A I-+5 I - one I ' ' ' ' BI 182 Henley's Key Service H7 E Boulder Henley s Keys Fit 'Y 39+ teligrkkig' A 5. i ss?'6.- A' i . r '1 s H fb-it 1214 - v I Featuring The Finest Fried Chicken And Hamburgers In Tnwn 1525 Nnrth Uninn Hlvll. 415 East Pikes Peak Ave. RED F + ' Q Where it's fun to eat The Palmer High School Booster Club was a success in its first year of existence. Comprised of students, parents, faculty members and alumni they accomplished many things this year. Their major project was the booth at all home football and basketball games. They also donated money to school organizations, chaperoned at school functions, and held Parents Nights for athletic teams. Mrs. lean Adams was the president of the first Booster Club. Mrs. Stella Shotts and Mrs. Betty Collard headed the secretary and treasurer positions respectively. PALMER BOOSTER CLUB Supporting all Palmer Actlvltles parents students Memberships are welcome- faculzy and alumni 183 patrons Mrs. jean L. Adams Ralph W. Adams, M.D. Mr. 5. R. Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Case Thomas and Ruth Clerc Copy Cat Reproductions Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr 184 and Mrs. Del Coy Lloyd 1. Gallegos and Mrs. Thomas john E. Crindell and Mrs. lim Ivy D. Gresham Elisabeth Kirby Studio Kung-Fu Academy Major and Mrs. C. W. McAlister H. Marty Parrot, Architect s Darrell Porter Photography Mrs. Ben Romero, jr. 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