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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1976 volume:

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F 0 'rmwi-.U 'Q ,i gy ' 'ful I' L 1 'T Q. I J '. I I 4 ll. V13 5 The second, on observation Of a football game at work, And seeing strong young athletes Play on in mud and dirt, Reported his deduction that The Student is a jock! 6 7 The third approached his subject fSlight and owlish in his loohsj Sternly reading in the library, Settled warm within it's nooks. Quoth he, I see the Student Is extremely fond of booksfv 8 i N 1 The fourth found an assembly Going on right down the hall, With speeches, bands, and actors Dancing, songs, and falderal. Cried he, Tis clear the Student Is a performer to us all! The fifth, who chanced to pass a pair Who mouth to mouth did hover, And listened in upon their words Of sweet and honeyed sugar, Decided, If this be the case, The Student is a lover! X .px CW , X Q35 Q ff, 'JfTNQ9 5, . 5M the X Age .,qt fy, we f JMD U- Lf 'Qi it Ewa fl 'x H719-x I J 1 7 'J-13 0.4 L X V Q 1 bit O! Sul ag X N gk ,Jfvin jfyr, ' WL, x X jk UH 0 JW Qgw Q ou. 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Though each was partly in the right They all were in the wrong! Though each was partly in the right, they all were in the wrong. The student at Palmer is not just a jock, or a performer, or a scholar. The student at Palmer is many things: an athlete, a per- former, a lover, a scholar, a clown, a slob, a cheerleader, a Chicano, a honky, a Black, a leader, a follower, a freak, a straight, and much, much more. Above all, the student at Palmer is an individual, with traits and characteristics unique to him or her self. The fact that so many different people can work and thrive together in harmony, con- tributes to the overall picture showing that William J Palmer High School is the best high school in Colorado, or anywhere, for that matter. 14 ,Q if fl! wi sf? 75115 ft WML il, fghq lo 'Y,,JfxprQ1WJ,.,+U M01 'X , I W?rL1MfLx bfktf ,id 0 V X KV ,WWDX C3432 LV W Mint .r W! 7 Ai X k 4 Viwfja Qmgfy QA? 'Q A Ui CEL NN table of contents ff centennial page ........................ .... 1 6 academics ............ .... 1 7 administration ...... .... 2 9 class sections ...... .... 3 9 sports ................. .... 7 5 activities ........ ...... 1 03 editor's page ..... ...... 1 42 ads .................. ...... 1 44 15 S i colorado celebrates first hundred years As our nation celebrates its 200th birthday, Colorado will be celebrating its lOOth. Colorado became the 38th state in the Union on August 1, 1876. The state's name comes from the Spanish word for RED, given to the Colorado River, which originates within the state. Colorado is also known as the Silver State, for the silver mined in it, and the Switzerland of America, for its mountains and valleys. But most important, especially this year, Colorado is known as the Centennial State, because of its entrance into the Union a century after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Colorado has done its share in celebrating the centennial-bicentennial by manufacturing the new commemorative license plate and by setting up bicentennial headquarters buildings throughout the state. ,fvf'-'-QX s PEAK OR BusT'ByX7 ,if HEADQUARTERS 6 X ,f 16 7 ' S l si A m E A academics palmer hosts six exchange students This year Palmer had the pleasure of hosting a group of six foreign exchange students from a variety of places including Japan, South America, Central America, and Europe. These students experienced our American culture and lifestyle, and usually found it to be somewhat different from their own cultures. It was a unique and rewarding learning ex- perience for all involved, and the exchange students proved to be a big credit to Palmer. The Youth for Understanding, and International Fellowship Organizations each sponsored three of the students. They in- cluded Jorge Azevedo from Brazil, Jari Tuomala from Finland, Illona Sommerfeld from Germany, Martha Lugo and Patricia Carrada from Mex- ico, and Hisako Miyashita from Japan. Jocelyn Hays, a senior at Palmer, was an exchange stu- dent in Quito, Ecuador, with the Youth for Understanding program. Hisako Miyashita J ari Tuomala Mr. Tony Selfe geniuses set record on it's academic The phenomenal team of John Reinitz, Mike Marx, and Katy Sullivan went to Denver last October to appear on Channel Eleven's It's Academic high school quiz show. While there, they blew their opponents out of their seats with their rapidfire answers and their awesome display of knowledge. Together, they amassed a total score that set a record on the show and surpassed their closest competitors score by over 200 points. Unfortunately, when they returned to the show for the quarter-finals, they didn't do so well. Out of the kindness of their hearts, they let another team gain a sixty point lead. Before they could rally back, time had run out, a sad situation indeed. These three excellent students were chosen from a multitude of others who tried out for the show. They were selected because of their superior performances. These three mental giants were coached by that pair of intellectual prodigies, known to the student body as Tony Selfe and John Barber. From left to right: Katy Sullivan, CaptainJohn Reinitz and Mike Marx. 1st teachers strike struck in december On December 3, 1975, District Il teachers went on strike for the first time in Colorado Springs history. The dispute was between members of the Colorado Springs Teachers Association and the Colorado Springs Board of Education. The CSTA members wanted an increase in their yearly and educational advancement in- crements. The School Board, spearheaded by Jack Wiman, refused their request because of a so-called shortage of money in the budget. The teachers went on strike as a result. As the strike went on, each side presented proposals to the other in an attempt at a settlement, but these were usually rejected by one party or the other. Difficulties arose when the School Board refused to even talk to CSTA members. Finally, on December 19, an agreement was reached and the strike ended. Palmer teachers did their part by picketing from early in the morning to late in the afternoon. Students talked to picketing teachers and provided munchies. Principal Lujan and Vice-principal Roberts also con- versed with them. All the striking teachers at Palmer lost money, but it was the students who lost the most, and that was an education. Substitutes were brought in to teach, but rarely were there even 50W of the students showing up for class. A lot of the student population saw the strike as an opportunity to stretch a two week Christmas vacation into a four week vacation. The students that did show up for classes were mainly dissatisfied with what was being taught, and so the Acacia Park Anti- Strike Walk-Out resulted. Palmer students gathered at .Acacia in a protest of the strike, and expressed ideas. They were against the strike, not against either CSTA or the school board, in particular. Everyone involved with the strike learned from it. Vice-principal Roberts talks to teachers. Marie St. John, Debbie Wheeler, Tami Edgerton, Patsy St. John, and Janet Francis help picket Palmer. , 0 ' cnmnlmn Mr. Lujan chats with Mr. Brandenburg. EP if ix .AQVS f 5'L.'7' Q5 ' Q, xx tx 'X Mr. Blagg and Mr. Great house picket the teachers' parking lot. ge 14' 2' 1--' j f' ft PP w ill ' U - -41D CHA - Y , .sis l-H - fQ-' f fa--in Shirts were printed for free saying, We Want our Teachers Back. I' 1-qs I-wi K X X 12,31 N T The fumoue song and dance tnam of Mgusano and Freeman entertam Our boys 011 the l'l0I'th9I'Il front Mr Hall and daughter take part ln plcketmg .yi V 1 f F 4- Ax. gi WIMAAL WHY win J Ms. Shaff throws up her 1 hands in glee as she iii? awaits another schedule. ,gig palmer implements variable scheduling Many first occurred at Palmer this year. One of them was the implementation of variable scheduling. This resulted from intensive study and curriculum planning. Students were enrolled in two, three, four and five hour courses. These classes met either five days a week, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on Tuesday and Thursday, or just one day a week. Variable scheduling was designed to offer certain educational advantages, such as a greater number of course offerings, more individualized programs, and the decrease of student frustration and boredom. This new type of scheduling, along with other factors, made orientation and registration interesting, to say the least. Orientation lasted forty-five minutes, for each section of students, and consisted of advice on making out a final schedule. Books were obtained. Registration was somewhat chaotic. Counselors were busy helping students. Students made final revisions on their schedules. Student pictures were taken. Closed classes caused more problems. The seniors got first choice of classes, the juniors got second choice, and the sophomores got what was left. Then came the physical examination. Students had to undergo a series of tests including blood analysis, urinalysis, hearing check, visual scan, and speech survey. .ll1ll'LlllGllllGE Vicki Lloyd selects one of her class cards for the coming semester. 'INT' ,'.'f. V., .,.., , ' f-,si station brought many smiles of embarrassment. F ....-Q-in 3, -v-egg ' 1- 23 A J' A sophomore awaits her blood pressure reading. ffpz, ' Z f' X I A brave student endures the agony of the blood test. Ln tl 91.4 141, 'QI district 11 summer program abroad I couldn't believe cokes cost S1.00! I was so excited in Paris. I really could speak to the Parisians in French. District 1 1 offers a summer travel program to Europe. Each year forty students are carefully screened and granted permission to participate in the program. It is an opportunity to learn, to travel and to experience. Palmer students J ancie Ellis, Lisa Bingman, and Laurie Blanz participated in the 1975 program. Their travels took them to Madrid, Rome, Florence, Salzburg, Berlin, Paris, and London. They encountered a variety of experiences: Spanish paellag escargotg the hovercraftg the Berlin Wall, and colorful people. To travel is to experience. It is the opportunity to reach out to other people and their culturesg to discover oneself. It was a beautiful experience. It was exciting. I loved it! I'd do it again. People are really wonderful. 25 many new courses offered to students As a result of Palmer's new variable scheduling, a multitude of new classes were made available to the students. Basic courses that would have been offered five days a week were broken up into more specialized classes that met two or three days a week. Completely new classes in a wide variety of subjects were also added. Some courses met for two periods twice a week instead of one period five days a week. New courses included the Prince Charming and Cinderella Myth, CEnglishDg German Grammar and Composition, French Novels in English, fforeign languagesbg Personal Finance, Elementary Logic, Probabilities and Statistics, Cmathematicsjg Exploration-Colonization, Revolution and Constitu- tion, Young Republic, American Frontier, Civil War and Reconstruction, Gilded Age, Between Two Wars, Minorities U.S.A., History of the Southwest, the Middle Ages, the Isms, Soviet Studies, Anthropology, Chistorybg Rocks and Minerals, Geomorphology, Fossils, Geology of Colorado Springs Area, Csciencejz Employment Preparation, Office Simulation, Filing, Cbusinesslg En- vironmental Design, Two and Three Dimensional Design, Cartjg Creative Cookery, Food Service, fhome economicsbg Home Wiring and Planning, Machine Design, Cindustrial educationjg Jobs, fcareer educationsjg and numerous physical education classes. fi X 0 WX Ki? QQ ww ,1f,,, ILM H xx , i l X X i S AVV d I O t t O 3 II1lI11S PH IOII ff Dear Pa1mer Student: The 1975-1976 schoo1 year is unique if for no other reason than it marked the advent of the Centennia1!Bicentennia1 ce1ebration. In commemoration with the spirits of pioneer Americans in 1776 and 1876, this schoo1 year saw the educationa1 frontiers expanded at Pa1mer with the introduction of variab1e schedu1ing. Imp1ementation of variab1e schedu1ing required con- siderab1e p1anning, design and preparation on the part of the staff and this resu1ted in a wider variety of course offerings as we11 as a change in the schedu1ing. A major objective of variab1e schedu1ing is that it continues to provide students with the very strong academic program now a tradition at Pa1mer. This year was an auspicious one for the students at Pa1mer High Schoo1 for it saw a very distinct change in the attitude and performance of Pa1mer ath1etic teams. The fa11 season was notab1e for the first foot- ba11 win over Wasson High Schoo1 by a 22-20 score in a doub1e overtime. The gir1s vo11eyba11 team tied for the South Centra1 League Championship, won the District P1ay-Off and represented Pa1mer at the State Tournament. The gir1s swim team won the South Centra1 League Championships, the A11 City Meet and finished 6th in the State Tournament. The boys basketba11 team is having its first winning season in severa1 years and at the time of this writing, it is our hope that they wi11 represent Pa1mer in District andfor State competition. It is a1so our hope that the hockey, swim and gir1s basketba11 teams as we11 as the spring sports wi11 continue these winning ways. The year was marked'by a teachers' strike which made a11 peop1e aware of our constitutiona1 right to an education which is something taken for granted but perhaps we 1earned both as staff and as students that such a right is enhanced when both the 1earner and the educator work together to make this a rea1ity. Pa1mer is a1ways a p1easant p1ace to be because of the beauti- fu1 peop1e who are students and staff. In the words of the c1ass of 1974: Uwe sha11 a1ways be proud to have been members of Wi11iam J. Pa1mer High Schoo1, to recognize that re- gard1ess of co1or, c1ass or creed, man's destiny is our destiny and on1y as we 1earn to 1ive together wi11 we move forward together.H 28 2 Siniire1y, Secretarial Staff J pportlve Staff Henry M. Lujan Carl Roberts Jack Silas Carol Miller Charles Glazner Patricia Clapp Robert Mann Conrad Selfe Sheila Houston Cynthia Leahy John Peterson Betty Boigenzahn Ginger Banville Patricia Chamberlin Arwilla Cook Margery Ferry Esther Kapsch f Shirley Kauffman J Arlene Muhlenbruck, j'j Elaine Nelson u 1 fi!-jj f . l fin l U ,, K, fy ,lylm-1 Jill If ' 1: 'fin 7 2529 Paraprofessionals f J S Wanda Roades Amelia Snyder Robert Danford Raymond Garcia Dorothy Gonzales Mona Harvey James Osburn Sandra Schafer Robert Jefferson Geron Coale Karen Lindsey Barbara Haehn Clara Dural Clara Eiferd Faye Evans Joyce Fuston Ellen Herrmann Lourene Miller Frieda Shaw Ilene Unruh Betty Venable Winona Widmoyer Henry Christian John Jensen Joe Simmons Arno Schroeder Gary Adams Charles Autrey Adlph Bakun John Barber Donald Barnes Marjorie Barnett Stephen Blades Glenn Blagg Franklin Blotz William Brandenburg Paula Buffetti Jose Chacon Kent Christy -of N, CP15t0d1?1, .14 f Q A .g 1 In J Q A Q' 1 J S 1 1 i , differ A -N I 4,7 W Q H , 1 gix - ' f 'ff- H34 ' I' ibb. 5, pi J f 'A i lx K V! 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L :K ,L : 1118 BI. ---f nm Jfqu .n DEDICATION Tl11S year we would l1ke to dedlcate the Retrospect to Betty Jo Turnbaugh She taught at Palmer Hlgh School for a number of years Mrs Turnbaugh has sponsored the yearbook and taught the sk1lls of newspaper and yearbook 1n Prlnt Med1a She also teaches Fllm Productlon and Mass Med1a whlch she 1S now teachmg at Doherty Hlgh asslgnments for School D1StT1Ct 11 Mrs T as we all know her has always been an understandlng person We would just l1ke to say thank you for the knowledge that you have handed down to us Thanks for your HELP and rememberlng that we all make mlstakes School. Mrs. Turnbaugh has also done several Y NT : : --xl , - YQ v. l Y .. AX . i. -. - fl, f--3 3 .1 . xg- - -. 5' 1 - 55 -- :-T: ,--if fx -- x uv V f ff ff 1,1 fri: A-4 1 i c-.Y H- -N xx - .4 f - - Z, -. -,ig -f vi' -- -,,,,. .f,, ,-,7, If, , ,,, . f . . N -fxv - ,,, , . -f -. X xg, X., V , ,,,, 5,7 gr. --L - : 1 - ,xx--' 1- xx X - xx , . f. 1 3, , . 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Douglas Bosch, -Elizabeth Bouse, Richard Boyd, Diana Boyd, Elijah Bradford, Herbert Brandenburg, Kay Brattin, Catherine Brents, Emmett Bresser, Debra Brewer, Jeffrey Brotherton, Tim Brown, Cheryl Brown, Robert Buerkle, William Burrell, Melissa Burright, Gwendolyn Butkovich, Thomas Cahill, Kathleen Campbell, Russel Cannella, George Cardenas, Janet Carpefltef, ChI'lSt0Dl'1e1- Carroll, Laura Cartwright, Pamela Castaldo, Garry Castro, Abelina Chambers, Jed Chavez, Diana Christensen, Kellie Christner, Douglas Cimino, Alan Claman, Thomas Clark, Shelly Cochran, Bonnie Collins. Yvonne Conard, Phillip Cotton, Kathleen Cottrill, Christy Couger, Timothy Court, Sheryl Cowan. Jess Cowell, Annetta Coy, Timothy Crist, Tommy Crockenberg, Jerri Cummins, Brad Cunningham, Judy senio .fli I'S niors 'L' if li A 1 xL' - feds.,-f. ,E M-3 it . 'l I 'K . ,Q . 3' Q ,r 1 +L I , . 4.,n. 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Debra Gill, Reginald Gillis, Susan Goetze, Kristine Goodwin, Ken Gorham, Randy Gossage, Steven Graham, Jennifer Granato, Lawrence Greene, Barbara Grimaldo, Patricia Grondahl, Raymond Grunow, Thomas Grzeskowiak, Edith Gurnett, Steven Gurule. Sandi Haughton, Wilson Havenor, Robert Heald. Rov Heedt, Frederick Heedt, Michael Heidlebaugh, Sandra Heimbuch, Edmund Heins, Lynette Hendrix, Marla Hermansen, James Hessenflow, Gail Hill, Janet Hilliard, Alvin Hoagland, Gary Hoffman, Tamara Hofmann, Barry Hogue, Leighton Houston, Valerie Hovasse, Debra Howell, Judy Howell. Jerry iors -f -5 1 S s, J L 3: c X41 I .fx ' 11 -I 'L' , . 'lv I ,- l fi 1 A '.' . i 1- , A Q lv . WY . , ,.-Ili . 1.'ff i ' Ba' ' 259 ' 5a 1.4. :Yrs 'ti I Howley, John Hutte, Deborah Ibarra, Efrain Isley, Kent Iverson, Jon James, Lisa Johnson, Scott Johnson, Sonja Jones, Bonita Jones, Dean Jones, Martin Keck, Kerry Keaveny, James Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy, Kristin. Kennison, Patr1C13 Kirby, Julie Kirks, Christine Knopp, Stephen Kohli, Theresa Korum, Randy Kucera, Jean Kyzer, Arletta Lamle, Michael Lammert. Donna Lara, Joseph Lebaron, John Ledford, James Lee, Jerry Lender, William Lewis, Alison Lewis, Deborah Lindsey, Clara Lockwood, Steven Long, Cynthia Lopez, Gerard Lowderman, Mark Lugo, Martha Lujan, Henry Lurvey, Nylene Lynch, Christopher Mackiewicz. Robert Main, Darrel Maldonado, Rudy Manna, Bryan Marricle, Mark Martin. Hugh Martin, John Martinez Cynthia Martinez Eddie Martinez, Elizabeth Martinez, Joseph Martinez. Joseoh llllill Martinez, Michael Marx, Michael Marvin, Ronald Maxwell, Jaele McCarty, Cindy McFarland, Dale McKinley, Steven McKnight, Dewey McLean, Michael McRae, Julie Michel, Stephen Miller, Connie Miskho, Michael Mivashita, Hisako Mockerman, Wendy Moffett, Kathy Montgomery, Elisa Moore, Eugene Moore, Kenneth Moore, Susan Morris, David Muhlenbruck, Lori Mullane, James Myers G. Nance, Susan Napper, Lonnie. Navarro, Mary Nelson, Vicky Newton, Karmen Nichols, Kenneth seniors ,I .X -.,t l V X 6 V xr QI - :' W I Nw ll r v . J 0 4, W W 5 ...M -.L ' v 'r '-,l U A I 6 ' W J l ml lu ' ' '5..,s if - 1 ' .,, 1 . 1 ' 1' , fi , W f - T rf w - ,- , F 1 fill l X 1 i 'Q 4 'x jk H? it 1 . eniors ill l li fra.. J QD l , Q 'fr I A 'law HJ. '-WJ .- f ,- . 1 4 v l N l 1 l ,AJ ,1 -p' N ll A Q V 4 'Q' K A' K '1-.., l ' Wil I l l ll 4 l 4 ..g T lililii 21114 'zfi A 51' 15 U4 7 -. 41 Niemiec, William Nissen. David Norwood, Uaviu Obodov, Janet Odell, Tamera Ortega, Joseph Osman, Terry Pachak, Valerie Padgett, Susan Padilla, Raymond Padilla, Timmoth Page, Randall Panczykowski, Susan Parker, Robert Parrilla, Orlando Pase, Michele Paul, David Paulus, Stephen Penn, Rodney Petrocelli, Patricia Pettigrew, Lisa Pierson, Michael Porak, Troy Powers. Lorrie Price, Russell Price, Susan Proctor, Steven Ranals, Tamara Reavis, David Reed, Donald Reed, Patricia Reed, William Reilly, Edward Reynolds, Richard Rhea, Janice Rich, Daniel Richardson, Edwin Richter, Paul Rick, Donald Riese, Donald Rinker, Barbara Roddy, Cathrine Rodriguez, Kenneth Rogan, Ronald Romano, Gary Romero, Matilda Rosing, Dean Roush, Terri Saleny, Charles Sanchez, Chris Sanchez, Pricilla Sanders, Bonnie Sawyer, Douglas Scanlon. Sandra Schanel, Douglas Schelper, Kristi Schleif, Cynthia Schmidt, Gail Schwartz, Clyde Sena, Heather Sexton, Donald Shacklette, Stuart Shaw, Ray Shearer, David Shields, Valeria Shiflet. James Shillig, Vance Shipley, David Shotts, William Shuckhart, Dennis Simmons, Shane Singmaster, Steven Skinner, Kenneth Skovgaard, Kathleen Slack, Cynthia Smidt, Dale Smith, Evelyn Smith, Julie Smith, Robert Spear, David Spencer, Michel Solorzano, Refugio Sommerfield, Iloma Stallman, Norma seni , I .- :T-'EXT-. T' ' , 'N- srl A lx xi. 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Serfoss, Bobbye Serna, Dante Sharp, Cory Shereck, David Shields, Dianna Shippy, Michael Shotts, Donna Shrader, Billy Sintas, Deborah Sipes, Calvin Skirka, Cheryl Skowronek, Leo Silverstein, Mark Smith, Stacy Smith, Lynette Simmons, Nancy Smith, Allen Smith, Edward Sondermann, Judy Songer, Michael Spangler, Donald Stanley, Kenneth Stark, Theodore Stashi, Cheryl Steinkirchner, Cynthia Stemas, Fred Stewart, William Stewart, Steven St. John, Kevin Stingley, Pamela Stoller, Paul Strecker, Elaine Stribling, Thomas Stutts, Jeffrey Sullivan, John Stashi, Cheryl Swaney, William Sweetwood, Sandra Taylor, Rosa Taylor, Robert Terry, Roxana Theisen, Carrie Thrutchley, Debbra Tollefson, Steven Towell, Marty Travis, Terry Treat, Mark Trissel, Adam Upchurch, Denise Vandervoort, Karen Vandenberg, Bruce Velder, Darlene Walker, Barry Wicker, Peggy Williams, Thomas Young, Christina Wadaga, Robin Walker, Gail Warner, Kelly Whigham, Sharlyn Picker, Peggy Wiggins, Janet Williams, Barry Williams, Laurie Wilmerding, Bill Wilson, Elizabeth Wirkes, Frank Wilson, Charles Wilson, Debbie Woolley, Christopher Wright, Dolores . 3 L - 1 'T J A ,h,'?'f ff lf- El.. il z . fit! , ,pf- HO 1 4.5: r. - 54' ' ,. 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J 4 , 1 Liv x if . ,ki , 4 . Y l t.. .e l ,, ,r , a, , I . , . , . ls y c 91 1 4 . 3-to . ll 1 'A' al . ' ' rf , i w V Q .. , lf ,-ff! . -, L . s , -, 's n ' -il' gf i if 11 1-,.-1 'B ., ,rs 'iii i' N '41 - I 1 I 1 x 01' -l 7i ' 1 l ' I 1 bl v H A L, sophomores -.4 -., - ',l,. I 2 '1lx L X 3 Al ,W N Ll Ing ylellv W' 3 1' I I i fn ..-','.r . ...-s.. Claman, Teresa Clapper, Michael Clark, Michael Clayton, Cindy Cochran, Alica Conger, William Cooper, Daniel Cooper, James Cottrill, Susan Cotton, Susan Coupens, Cama Courtney, Terri Cox, Sherry Coy, Marie Craft, Judy Cramer, Toni Crawford, Ann Crow, Thomas Cummins, Jaymie Davidson, Lori Davis, Dawn Davis, Patricia Davis, Peggy Demark, Sherry Dennison, Elizabeth Dierker, Nancy Dodd, Sandra Dollar, Jerry Dorazio, Vincent Douglas, Kimberli Duba, Jackie Dugan, Audrey Duran, Carol Duran, Gordon Edgar, Cathy Edwards, Laurie Eldred, Stuart Elliff, Shawn Ellis, Jodie Eikkinen, Deborah Ernst, Michael Espinosa, Arthur Edwards, Mark K. Fisher, Rex Esquibel, Enedina Fletcher, Michelle Fontana, Starla Ford, Forrest Forte, Patricia Frank, Anita Freeman, Jr., William Fuller, Michael Gamblin, Kevin Gandy, Gregory Garcia, Annie Garcia, Gary Garcia, George Gibbens, Mary Gibson, Jane Gonzales, Virginia Grant, Wanda Gray, Melissa Green, Thomas Greening, Kimberley Gresham, Spencer Griebel, David Griest, Frank Grissom, Jeffrey Grove, Scott Grzeskowiak, Raymond Guenther, Robert Gurney, Jeffrey Gwyn, Michael Hagen, James Hall, Robert Hamilton, William Hand, Ronald Hanna, Saad Hanna, Samir Harding, James Harris, Deborah Hathaway, Candy Hawk, Sandra Hogan, Nancy sophomores 4 ' A ' ll 1,1 5 .A . x I' ll, NLD 9? , ,. s iq, . x ' f F ff X , I .. nk x 4' -,al l I A ' l RL . LJ 1 JS f .. Q. ao, e A ' V H' .11 Hays, Priscilla Healy, Thomas Heinzen, Patrick Espinoza, Jerry Helmick, Gregory Henderson, Jenna I . Hendrix, Mark Hendrichs, Clifford Henry, John Hensen, Catherine Herod, Mary Ann Hickox, Linda Hilbert, John Hill, Benjamin Hill, Darrell Hobart, David Hoeckel, Kim Hoffman, David Holland, Ralph Hollenbeck, Michael Hollingsworth, Becky Holm, Stuart Holt, Deloris Hoover, Bud Horace, Angela Houghton, Laine Hountz, Larry Hovasse, Charlene Humble, Joyce Hutchinson, Mark Huther, Karl Hyser, Chris Jacobson, Eric Jasperse, Jeffrey Jeffries, Brigitte Miller, LuAnn Johnson, Genepolois Johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Patricia Jones, Robin Jorgensen, Denise Julian, Dianna Justice, Donald Gouge, Mark Keller, John Kelly, Grace Kelly, Timothy Kennedy, Mark Kevari, Cheryl Kilby, Cassandra Killian, Gerald King, Allen Kiner, Aaron Kipp, David Kirby, Kevin Kline, Harold Knudtsen, Stephen Koenig, Kristi Korum, Mark Kosley, Susan Kramer, Mike Kucera, Catherine Labree, Kim Lange, Doreen Lara, Marvin Lawson, Howard Ledford, Steven Leforce, L. Lemesany, Rhonda Lenig, Jonathan Lender, Gary Light, Robert Lindsey, Colett Lindsey, Lester Lockwood, Barry Lockwood, David Lockwood, Grant Louk, Stephen Lovett, Preston Lurvey, Pamela Miller, Debbie Madison, Kellye Madrid, Thomas Maestas, JoAnn 4 I f f 11' .' I , -AQ: . u 1 I I-H y L J J i,ff, ' :lm-K ,- -:fy sophomore l li , . 1, J J I , .4 , Q f rl- ti , ,, 4' 7 L 'N , Q 1. 1 .U --5 , av J- ..-, 5 '5 u f' 4 Km 'Q x U W . 1 JN' , 1, ,.'fU l,, , 'l V 8 ,. e ,,. 'T , 1. 1' .. Y ht Y ' I. ' ,, ' 'sv - 'l 'Tiff-fr.: .- ' ' i, Jfiiiffkglw l' it t L I ILE lf xl sophomores g T 15 ks. ' ' xf' 2-125' .7 .y-,Q I id .', .L lf'. . 4-qi, wk J - 'i fl 1 ,A W ' 'Y l 1 l W 1 ' U i 1 :L 3 . , -QR .Q 4.1 l Maile, Barbara Manzanares, Rosalie Marez, Carol Marron, Patrick Rankin, Kent Martinez, Charles Martinex, Gerald Martinez, John Maska, Sandy Maxwell, Jana McClure, Michael McCullough, Brian Mendler, Berndt McDonough, Bridget McFarland, Marty McGill, Cristal McLean, Virginia McMurtrey, Sandra Meyer, Kimberly Medina, Rick Ellsworth, Dwight Metcalf, Andrew Metzger, Karen Mickle, Mary Miles, Marlene Wiggins, Janet Miller, Brian Kucera, C. Moody, Kevin Mooney, Joyce Mockerman, Charles Minson, Audrey Montoya, Brenda Montoya, Richard Moredock, Deborah Morin, Joseph Mozley, Elizabeth Mulholland, Jay Munoz, Mary Murray, Patrick Mussey, Arthur Myers, Janice Narad, Linda Nelson, Kevin Nevin, Lori Newbold, Debra Nielson, Elizabeth Nissen, Roger Noble, Rene Norwood, Carolyn Norwood, Ricky Nunnali, Larry Oldervik, Roy Olston, Gary Ornelas, Robert Ornelas, Regina Orourke, Kathleen Ortega, Deborah Ortiz, Robin Ortman, Ann Osban, Loren Schiffbauer, Rory Parrilla, Victor Parrish, Henrietta Parsons, Ronald Peterson, Debora Pavlica, Lois Pease, Ricky Pellow, Theresa Perry, Christopher Perry, James Perry, James Petersen, Michelle Peterson, Kurt Pierce, Mary Pleasant, Sally Plews, Carol Plush, Mark Plymell, Brian Price, Cheryl Purcell, Larry Purling, Tracy Quick, Jack Sandoval, Bob l N, sophomores U. 'i Q A I ' 1 . 'f n, ER l Rl G r -Sfmafllx 5 2 V '1U',t:?f , it ,17 lx fix 'j 1 aff:-Qai fi.. sophomores uw' hub N l Quintana, Victoria Raab, Christopher Rakoff, Ronald Randell, Steve Lockwood, David Reavis, Larry Reed, Reginald Reed, Russell Rhea, Barbara Riffe, Shirley Riese Dawn Riggs, John Rightmire, Craig Riley, Janna Rinck, Ronald Roberts, Myron Robinson, Tammy Roddy, Janet Rogers, Madelyn Rogers, Marilyn Romero, Gaynol Romero, Laurie Rovenstine, Gregory ry Ruiz, Gabriele Rupp, Adrienne Rupley, Susan Russo, Anthony Sally, Debra Samiof, Noah Seymour, John Sandusky, Tanya Sauter, Matthew Schafer, Judy Schafer, Lee Scheiwe, Steve Schiffbauer, Rory Schiffer, David Schlough, Donald Schmidt, Daniel Schubarth, Carla Schultz, Kimberly Schuster, Jackie Sellers, Carol Marshall, Andy Sentena, John Sersion, Laura Sexton, Theresa Seymour, John Shavey, Lisa Shaw, Robert Shea, Brendan Shearer, Richard Shillig, Audrey Shuckhart, Paul Silverstein, David Sipes, Joni Skirka, David Smith, Brian Smith, Dusty Smith, Lisa Smith, Brian Smith, Rusty Kiley, Kevin Rucker, Randy Soucek, Sandy Spath, Nikki Spear, Joseph Spears, Larry Spencer, Sally Spivey, William Stapel, Dorothy Stapleton, Kelly Stedman, Catherine Steckler, Sherry Stephens, Wayne Stewart, Elizabeth Stickel, Roman Still, Roman Stolte, Diane Stone, Larry Strabala, Christopher Stubbs, Sheryl Taggart, Patricia Taylor, Wallace 1' ' A A 4.24 -A J sophomores 1 . L.. 1 r . - 'r',:1 ' -'Q ' -' f fL 2', il i 'kit l' r .i is HM Q , 2 ,y Q-..,-0.-4 . K' I l l i In ' i L- i fu --if , , 4 o i .,-V.-, Y 1 sophomores L I n hq ill , 1, . -. 1 '- li ' A 1,1 xc QSM A-,. N 'Z' ' Tesone, Marilyn Thesenvitz, Karen Thompson, Bruce Thompson, Stefan Thrutchley, Ted Tolliver, Sharon Tollis, Gregory Tousley, Karlyn Trammell, Debbie Travis, Ted Trissel, Sarah Trujillo, Eddie Trujillo, Mary Tucker, Kevin Tryba, John Ulrich, Bryan Trujillo, Mary Vallejo, Daniel VanCamp, Karl Vannatter, Jayne Viets, Diana Velder, Garret Vess, James Vigil, David Vigil, Rita Wall, William Walls, Donald Warren, Gregory Watkins, Wayne Watson, Kim Watters, Kelly Webster, Richard Weiss, James Welch, Robin Wemmer, Kelly Wencl, Susan Wheeler, Thomas White, Elizabeth White, Carol White, Susan Wicker, Paul Williamson, Brenda a Williams, Bea Wilson, Tina Winfrey, Steven Winston, Derrick Wirkes, John Woodrome, Joe Woodruff, Lucy ini! R sophomores Woods, Betty Young, Connie Young, Mark Young, Melanie Yowell, Michael Zeis, Doreen Zimmerman, Mary 7. ?m1'l25il,!, Rf IH.: E 5 3 ::'l:flv'Zm'1Elf1' Q0 M 'F 'X'.W,g:3,: ' 5Y f ,ffffff'f2 'W 'ZW mx. lx football starts strong Palmers football team opened this year with a shut-out over Trinidad of 33-0. The rest of the season was not to be the same, however. The Terrors began a losing streak with Mitchell which continued for four games straight. It seemed impossible for Palmer to close with a winning season. This hex, which seemed to have been placed on Palmer, came to an end on October 10. In a double over- time battle with Wasson on Palmer's homecoming, two slumps were broken. The four game losing streak was cut short and, perhaps more importantly, the fact that Palmer had never beaten Wasson in 16 years put the icing on the cake. It took an expert coaching staff headed by Bob Otto, about 40 Terrors and l game to restore Palmer's faith in a superior football team. i i i Palmer Footliall coaching staff. Front raw, left to right. Clark Davisg Head Coach, Boh Otto: Mike Provenzano. Back row, Dave Williams, Dan Mgliiery Dave Grantz. ' I 1 Palmer's 1975-'76 football team from row lelt to right: Scott Johnson, Mike Miskho, Hugh Martin, Anthony Chavaria, David Norwood, Wick Haughton, Rodney Penn, Eddy Dietz, Mike Bishaw, Joe Garcia. Second row: Dave Paul, Wall. Patterson, Dennis Penn, lid Hammitt, David Contreras. Garcia Dudley, David Burlcs, Mike Gibson, lion Rogan, Bob liuerkle. Third row: Steve Prater, Tim Green, Steve Chestnut, Tim Pagan, Ron lileminpg, .lari Wills, Steve lVleAlister, Bob French. Fourth row: John Howard, Don Reed, Ken Hrougliton, Mark Silverstein, Bill Buerkle,Kahle Charles, Tim Flannigan, Juli' Lewhan. Fifth row, Coach Williams, Coach Davis, Managers David Juarequi, Carl Brown, John Dell, Marv Cronwell, Trainer Brad Cummins, Coach Grantz, Coach Otto. si: , ,ll . .mfs l ,, 5 rn ,1 fi 1 . f 5 .,' M, - V1 . 1 H. -d..l5l..1...J 1fj:T a' .I as- ' i 11:6 fx, A4' , 4. - . :' ' ' ' ,z. :rr ., ' 'Y f- ' Ln.,- V : - , , - , , H, , - A. .fi-p X-'-5.1:-45 -f-Q 7 ' . , 1.1, ' .1-1.. 1 45' 1-Qi, , 1 V f 'J- 1 'M -li I ,.-.1.-- l X. . .l..,..L -..,L.. 7.1.4 -i 'FF 1 . 9- Rf, -.. ' '. -ur' 1 .gash , 1 , Palmer defense shows why they're No. 1. 1 V. football ranks tops Coach Dan McKierman led the Palmer J.V. football team to the best record ever held by the Terrors. Their 7 Win and 2 loss record ties the J.V. team of '23. With a strong defense and offense it is practically obvious that the '76-'77 varsity team will be our strongest ever. This is one thing that varsity's head coach, Bob Otto, is anticipating. With strong players and smart coaching a state team may be possible. Brian Plymell tackles an Air Acadamy receiver. to so f ' .I.V. football team front row, left to right: Louis Barrctte, Tony Green, Dave Hoffman. David Silverstein, Greg Tollis, Gordon Duran, Howard Lawson, Larry Buiterres, Mike Mc-Clure, .lohn Henry. Second row: R. J. Gunther, Tim Burch, Karl Van Kamp, Mark Archuleta, Derrick Winston, Brian Plymell, Kevin Nelson, Ron Parsons, llon Kesterson, '-v Kevin Tuckcr. Thircl row: Gnry Garcia, Mark Gouge, Chris Raab, Robert Hall, Arth lispinosa, Charles Thompson, Vic Parrillu, Danny Vallejo, Charles Bond. Fourth ro Coach Pruvenzano, Steve Louk, Greg Martens, Joe Woodrome, Joe Bauguess, Chr Strahaln, Tom Green, llave Bowen, Bart Justice, Coach McKiernan. Ji, -v . vs.. 4 - -Q K. A I '?5v-an-4-01,10 ' Ad. 1 e af t Q I i , ' 'Ca 1:1 ri Fx ' ' ' l . vw. , x .. ,tern md' rl I .X A - H1 i- .- ,- - . r 3 I LIS U4 . 'vu 1 - .q , - .hi.,,caff--eil, , Q Terror Tennis Team Volleys Graciouslyg but loses The Terror's 1975 tennis team had an excellent season this year due to experience passed on from '74, With more than half the team being returning lettermen, it was rather hard to lose. Of the eight man team, all but two will be leaving with the class of '76. The juniors of the team, Don Jones and Dave Shearer are ready to rally in '77. 1975 Tennis Team Sept. 6 Pueblo Central .Sat. 9:30 A.M. Sept. 10 Coronado ......... Wed 3:43 P.M. Sept. Pueblo Cent. ..... Sat. 9:30 A.M. Sept. 17 Air Academy ...Wed. 3:45 P.M. Sept. 18 Cheyenne ........ Thur. 3:45 P.M Sept. 20 Widefield ........... Sat. 9:30 A.M Sept, 24 Mitchell ......,..... Wed 3:45 P.M Sept. 27 Pueblo South .... Sat. 9:30 A.M Oct. 1 Doherty ............ Wed 3:45 P.M Oct. 4 Wasson .............. Sat. 9:30 A.M Oct. 8 Harrison .......... Wed 3:45 P.M Oct. 11 Pueblo East ...... Sat. 9:30 A.M Palmer's 1975 Tennis Team. Front row, left to right. Jeremy Jeffries, Mike Urig, Mike Stotler, Dave Shearer. Back row, Don Jones, Eddie Reilly, Bruce Gerster, Paul Munch, Coach Frank Blotz. ... ....... 4777- . . - rf: I ' 3' -i 'x ..-vf ,. L 'wifgflifyfiiil -, . .,' ,- t 4 'ig' 47 E ff? - 5- 9 i iff-4.e X 79 - 1 ' . '- reef' it '- -we - c I. -. 'Y , ' i' , l i Xiu, i N Terror's '75 Cross-Country team. Front row, left to right. Leighton Hogue, John Anderson, Steve Knutsun, Shane Simmins, Tom Stribl- ing. Back row, Coach Steve Blades, Steve Singmaster, Steve Annis, Chris Lynch. Cross-Country Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 16 Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 26 Oct. 4 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct!-4 Nov. 1 Sets Pace for Palme 1975 Cross-Country Team Arvada West ..Sat. 11:00 A.M. Lade County ..Sat. 10:30 A.M. Arapahoe Invit. Fri. Sterling Invit. Tues. Widefield Invit. Fri Denver Invit. ...Sat. Aurora Invit. Fri. Boulder Valley Sat. Pikes Peak ....... Fri. Jefferson City Sat. 4:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M 9:00 A.M 4:00 P.M 11200 A.M League Meet Fri. 4:00 P.M State Meet ....... Sat. 2:00 P.M. The 1975 Cross-Country team, headed by captain, Chris Lynch, had a remarkable season this fall. Competing with some of the top runners in the state we finished as high as fifth. The team had three returning lettermen, Chris Lynch, Shane Simmins and Leighton Hogue. All three will be back to run track for the Terror's this spring. Sophomore, Steve Knutsun, is planning and looking forward to two more years of contributing to Palmer's interests. 1 o' Golf has decent season -- Mx.-' 'HAL -4 The Palmer Golf Team completed the 1975 season with a respectable record in both leagues CCity and SCLD, although all of the golfers were juniors. The Terror J effort was led by Paul Debonis and John Sullivan, who finished the season with only .7 of a point difference in e- - S S s' -' their average of 83 strokes per 18 holes of competition. Bill Kurtz was another steady performer playing in all cr of the matches. The fourth, fifth and sixth slot on the team was .shared by Roger Chavez, Steve Merrick and Hyde tries, withoutsuccess, to sink a puttduring practice at Patty Jay Hyde. All of tl'1BS9 H1611 will be returning fO1' the '76 golf course. Sgasgn, an -'S .bfi 7 fVfJ'i., L 51 -fl Palmer 1975 Golf team. Front row, left to right. Steve Merrick, Chris Kjebdsen, Mark Means, Randy Pendleton, Tim O'Neill. Second row, Jim Adams, Roger Chavez, Jay Hyde, John Sullivan, Paul Debonis, Bill Kurtz, Coach Lee Hall. Paul Debonis works on his putting. Perhaps the hardest part of golf, the long walk to the green. ,A . -, -- ,., I f. bv, .I - -. ' X -u Q -. , 1 ts' T P . .J3'ii g1l5eg3--2+1.,-.... 4 :al t - A U --W ewes , A-.4,..1?:1sxHa: , -a.,,,.,e11 1 , 3, V A in '-Q .ag21.1q-l,.,3..,-,sam UM. V ' Viv- A i w , - ' L . g- . ,,- 1 --,Y , , -e nr f 4 .-.--gi'f's -L - 1 , .f b . . .... .K .. .. --W q,i,4.4igfA211:-s-----4. 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' rgn -- 41 ' , eupiv, ' Y' . 4- T31 ,372-'-f ffi- if ri',AQ..:' , -1:5 .f ' . ,Shi a if-, yd' , . .'.1E, nirvana. . ft-it-MQW ifanl-f'QH'l1i'L11Q12?f'L 'Q 'M' MV. ri, A -' '- 2-23375 girls volleyball nets to state ROW 1: Suzie Towner, Luzy Woodruff, Loretta Taylor, Judy Sonderman Debbie Sally. ROW 2: Standing Chris Goetze, Mickey Moss, Sharon Doyle, Sonja Johnson Patti Koppy. It was a very outstanding year in Girls Volleyball, a fine record with 10 wins and only one loss to Widefield Palmer won the district and Were Co-Champians for the South Central League with Widefield. A playoff with Durango proved Palmer was Number 1. Many fine players helped contribute to the success of the team. Patti Koppy was most improved player and Sharon Doyle was voted most outstanding. Girls J .V. Volleyball also had a fine record with 3rd in the South Central League. Mrs. Devine was coach with fine leadership. Lucy Woodruff gets down for a spike. gymnastics. swings into actlon .., . 15. l Tl. L I , ,..'. , 1 v l. , . i 1, ,-, .Ai - r -m f l A - A . , lst Row: Jayne Cnnden, Mary Thayer, Brenda Hellem, Doreen Zeis, Elaine Lojan, Robin Ortiz. Cheryl Mondrngon, Carol Brummer, Suzette Fulton. 2nd Row: Cheryl Frankmore, Marie Burgess, Ruth Hiatt, Renee Demasters, Terri Roush, Vicki Quintana, Maria Johnson, Mary Zimmerman, Becky Hollingsworth, Paula Buffetti, Coach. Carol Brummer finishes her floor routine with a smile. Girls Gymnastics swung into action this year with a ninth in the league standing over last years seventh. Palmer girls Gymnastics has improved considerably over the last three years. A senior, Mary Thayer, competed all around, although injured. In competition, the team competed against many other fine teams. With the help of Paula Bafetti, coach of this years team, experience and ability were gained. 83 tribal swimming makes big splash all ll I ll I ISI IH! Ist Row: Patsy St. John, Margie Auer, Kim Watson, Cama Jo Coupens, Sherry Kevuri, Ann Crawford. 2nd Row: Karen Vzinclervoort, Cindy Carmack, Louisa Davis, Suzy Cotton, Katy Orclahl, Pam Cartwright. 3rd Row: Miss Milne, Kim Schultz, Nancy Simmons, Kathy Cotton, Terry Sullivan, Kathy Kennedy. sl ir' Palmer Girls Swimming Team took a big splash this year! With a First in City and a First in the League, the team did an outstanding job, with Team captainis Kathy Cotton and Margie Auer. This years team was the best ever at Palmer. The 400 Free Relay team of Kathy Cotton, CamaJo Coupens, Margie Auer and Kim Watson set a new school Record. This years team competed with District 11 and Pueblo schools for a fine year. I K gg , ti liEi'i!-F 'nIi l'Pl!lilil -lui' ,:F'l.l- . I l Blk! lll'll I I I riginal!!-5'-2-I 1 - :rs ll. 1' ll , N lln .- i. 1: le.: ti nl L.. ..,f,:.rf,A is , ,M , ,. ,, I ,. . il. I , Kathy Cotton dives off the blocks during practice. Standing: Miss Scott, Cindy Clayton, Cristal McGill, Kay Buerkle, Cathy Cotton, Sharon Doyle, Pam Nelson, Mickey Moss and Diane Gilliam. Kneeling: Lori Edwards, Cathy Kucera, Patty Koppy, Julie Butler Lisa Comisky and Jamie Cummings. l'Y' I I 1 .. 'PP .IQL Lisa Comisky jumps high forthe ball. t Many outstanding players participated on this years Girl's Basketball Team. Seniors who played were Sharon Doyle, and Cathy Cotton. Some of those who letter were Mickey Moss Julie Butler, Sharon Doyle, Patty Koppy, Cristal McGill, Cathy Cotton and Suzy Cotton. Although plagued with injuries, this season proved to be one of Palmers best for Girls Basketball. 85 5 A A ,, , ggi ,. . ., 4, fa- . A I .S ,- I A- ? Qi 1 ,P 'F A A , .. gf' f ' '52-, J .mf 1 ' ' if ' - l-:ffm-- Q , 1 ' ,, QQ - V '. ' ' I I--T I 'J 1' ' , , 'T : ., W A x,4x 5? -V I I ry I F , v QQ, R f , -- U K ,gil ' .I WX . ' .- ' f'flllu .- - -- '- '- A ' -4' x 1 f 4 1 W - t x ,5 X' X f X ' ' . 5 X - Mx- Kg , X MQ- , K t W R+ N f-1-. xg -P K x L M , ll E,, ? ' N F ' A 4 Xl- , ,Y IE Ol? 1975-76 Terror Basketball Team. Kneeling left to right: Mike William Reed, Charles Archuleta, and Head Coach Dan 5 A LRSH E '45 E '15, ,Q-3 McKierman. Standing: Bruce Gerster, Kenny Moore, Reg Gill, Jari Wills, Howard Lawson, Marty Jones, Alvin Hilliard, and Steve Prater. ',.-1 This year's trainers and managers. From left: Trainers Dave Gallaher and Rusty Alarcon and Managers John Dell and Kirk Coy. Not pictured: Manager Justin Ingram. 87 wrestling has challenging year Palmer wrestling had a dis- sappointing season this year with the number of team members dwindling as time progressed. Of the twenty or so athletes beginning in November, only eight or so saw the season out. Coaches came and went, as much as the wrestlers. Ron Dally had the team until the teachers strike began - from there the Dean of Men, Jack Silas, took over. In January, Mr. Ben Madril, a Spanish teacher, gave it a try to finish up the 76 Wrestling Season. The Terrors still have a good shot in next years competition with the backbone of the team being juniors. Mitch Cady and Danny Garcia will return in '77. lf 21'-H... . .H , ., i , -Fri . . Mm, P , ,Wt Q t' Q Q. I 'f 1 .. --1-'j ..4 . ,ol ' Q-A-r,1f' -x. 5 Mitch Cady sets up a take-down against this Widefield opponent Danny Garcia wins two more points for Palmer. Joe Cox gets a big hand from the crowd as he swims in to finish. x ' a terror tankers stroke to victory Mr. Christy's first year as coach of the boys swim team proved to be both successful and vic- torious. Outstanding swimmers this year were Seniors Don Spangler, Tom Butkovich and a very fine sophmore, Clark Coupens. Diving for the tankers this year were Mark Lowderman and James Keaveny. ' Q f ' ff , t' . , , in ,. flies-1 f W ,ia 1- ., ' lst Row: Don Black, Dave Aldrich, Ted Thrutchley, Dan Schmidt, Roby Shaw, Reb Bryant. Lind Row Clark C0lfD9HS,'U21V0 Hovassv, lf'01'U21Ud0 Be1'1'i0S, J0hl1 Clanian, Kevin St. John, Paul Munch, Barry Walker Dave Schiffer. wird Row, Standing: Cliff Henrichs, Mark Lowderman, James Keaveny, Joe Cox, 'lom Butkovlch, Gilmar Cosenza, Tom Glaman, Eric Jacobson, Coach Christy. hockey team ends season winning Terror Hockey skated its way to second place at midseason only to be set back in the second round. Winning more than two- thirds of their opening games it looked as though Palmer was on its way to one of the best seasons since the sport came to Colorado schools. This was unfortunately, not the case. When the final half of the season began we went on to be defeated five consecutive times. However, this was stopped in one of the most ex- citing contests with St. Mary's. A score of 6-5 put us back on the way to victory. 1 .L :- X 'Q , , .,M?..j , A - ' 1 -,rf 111' Ng A Y ' f-.':'j7lL,,j,f,i,i:4,g.4 -it--dk, N , if Q .H Ar.. ,,., 4 Mike Stotler fSqueakD drives a slap-shot over the ice. Terror 1975-76 Hockey Team. Front row left to right: Jack Donley, Coach Mike Provenzano, Eddy Deitz, Pat Iverson Jan Tuoa Wally Taylor, Bob MCCTOFIG, Randy Pendleton, Rusty Prlce, Captain Captain Bob Havenor, Tim Couger, Mike Iverson Derrick Ste Mike Stotler, Brad Cummlns, Jeff J asperse, Steve Harvey. Back row: Don Jones, Jessy Cowan, Manager. l QI' V. lf, ,, , j, ,'! g-ln. 5,-so .L ,, .. U N2 - -'ski 1 . The trickiest part of hockey, maneuvering the puck. Some Palmer skaters made it look easy. Putting it past Cheyenne Mountain. Our biggest rival, was the Terror's top goal. w f ir- J , 14Q? 'f .tggnl N 1 . at Q- ff pl v . ' 4, X I . - . . 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A 4 , .. is - YW ! z'Y AN l ...nl M f ,F 9y I ' a - 1 NV E 1' ,N ,Z 96 5 'wuuuf' Mi Terror Baseball Team Has Great Season The 1976 Baseball Team had a very exciting season this year. With Mr. James Salazar as their coach, the team worked out hard the whole season which helped them win their games. The team came out top with great Spirit and stamina. in 'kk The team consisted of eighteen players that put Q , + I1 ' if' - 'E .fy-1 Ofth great effort to take Palmer Terrors to. ' -. .- -we the top. Ugg 3 fr. 51 :1 - i lr . Q fi 'fx 'Q' ' fun ' 1 .- 1-'i . . I A - fl. 2f:t i M . 2 , i ,, Coach Salazar stands by and glVeS instructions. ug Mike Madden as he warms up on the mount. Date Day Opponent Time Field 20 Mar Sat. Denver-Thomas Jefferson F00 WBSWU 23 Mar Tues. Pueblo Central 3745 Wassofl 27 Mar Sat. Wasson lofoo lm- Memoffal 31 Mar Wed. Pueblo Centennial 3545 Memonal 3Apr Sat. Widefield l F , 6 Apr Tues. Doherty -3240 Memofwl 8 Apr Thur. Harrison 3145 Wasson 10 Apr Sat. Pueblo East 1 Runyon 14 Apr Wed. Coronado 3545 Memonal 17 Apr Sat. Air Academy I F 20 Apr Tues. Pueblo South 3540 Wassorf 22 Apr Thur. Mitchell 7200 P'm- Memonal 24 Apr Sat. Pueblo Central Runyon 27 Apr Tues. Wasson 7100 P-m- Memmlal 29 Apr Thur. Doherty 7200 P-m' Memorlal 1 May Sat, Pueblo Centennial 4 , Runyon 5 May Wed. widened 4140 Memvflal 98 r w Y fihiwf ,Q 1 ,' 1 Hifi' '- Y . 1 x, j, ' before Practice- Coach Salazar shows basemen good form and technique in batting. A powerful throw by Gene Moore 5' 7-Q-5 , 3' -.....q...-.UA N., . ,L...A-1:,,-.,. -'r '3: '4'f'-X 1 LQ 'Q' -'ZEN' -Q 99 - A , 4 Q . Wai. as In , I X 1 ,,,. 1 -rv v Q ua:- i Ur NI 1 F -- , ' i-H .7 -V , ff f , , VM?- WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1975-1976 DAY OPPONENT TIME Sat. St.Mary's 7:30 Tournament Q4 teamsl Thur. Mitchell 7:30 Tues. Canon City 7:00 Thur. Harrison 7:30 Thur. Centennial 7:30 Sat. Bear Creek all day Tournament Tues. St. Mary's 7:00 Thurs. Wasson 7:30 Fri. Air Academy 7:30 Thur. Doherty 7:30 Fri. Widefield 3:30 Sat. Grn Mt Falls all day Tournament Thur, Central 7:30 Fri. South 3:30 Thur. Coronado 7:30 Fri. East 3:30 Coach Ronald Dalley Benito Madril SITE Away Away Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home 4 HIGH Sat. 2:00 P.M. urs. 6:30 P.M. TREE Palmer ..... 56 Palmer ..... 54 Division 59 Palmer 63 Palmer 63 Palmer 65 Palmer 80 60 2 Pueblo ll' 61 69 Centennial Doherty ................... I 58 ,isdn Z' PM' Palmer ..... 67 Harrison ................. 62 9 Tx 9-9 overall , 5 . lr ,- ' T. , at Palmer ,a , ' I Palmer at ra. 6: 'RIVL g mt! I Harrison A- ,-,Q 4' ye. lf 'VR J IJAIMGT Sa .M. - ? f,eQ ,. ' V - 'Q A Wid ' L -' e , V 16 Pu o South Thurs. 6:5 M. In ' 'A ' ' 4 A f' 5,5 1 Pueblo Sa 2:00 'Q' I l A fn J, 4' 1'.,. - f. X 4. A435 , fu, , - .. l ' 5 .Lu ' 1-rc, . A , . , 1? 4 ., , ' -' 73-5 IC. :J-A4 V ' ',.g - J, 4 .- Q Xl ' K it gf 1- ',:. e - gf- AE l ES' . --E11 F. - t an .I ' ' ',,:..a'. V -av , A ' l..' I 1- A Z -, V L ,.,-,,.l..... I ,swim , , ...Q -..- -. -. ' t , , ,,,6A'.,,s I , ?f , ,. L'T f+1 . x, vw. 5 ' l I fa' 1- gg, fr Y 'V e Qi f 1 f s H il ' f - l v. basketball team successful The Palmer JV Basketball Team for 75-76 had as successful a season as the varsity. Cornprised of sophomores and juniors, the JV had its high points of the season, such as whipping Pueblo Centra1's JV 84-61. They were led by Tom McCord, Mark Gouge, Steve Louk, Dave Contreras, and Andy LaTour at guards. Karl Van Camp, Bob Buerkle, Bob French and Marc Archuleta headed the forward positions and Howard Lawson and Stefan Thompson were the post men. Coached by Richard Del Margo, they should provide some good talent for next year's varsity. l '7 4 '17-2 5-ri' ' '-fi-17, P4 'W A 2 -if' .1'. 'xi' 'ver f -.1,. ,, an-a:k...,...3 1 The Palmer JV Basketball Team Front row left to right: Steve Louk, Second row left to right: Tom McCord, Karl Van Camp S Andy LaTour Dave Contreras Mark Gouge, and Bob Buerkle. Thompson, Bob French, Marc Archuleta, and Coach Richard Margo. ffffQgN i X ff'f f activities Homecoming Queen Homecoming Queen, Tammy Hoffm an, as sheis paraded in front of the home stands at the Homecoming Football game. ,,,,,. A .. - , . ,.' Q 1 ' 'A i . f ' - .-', n . - , -- . ,44g, ,f qi I I .f f I I, i i :D :tl V A 1 , , if ' -, N t . ,f we K -'fifh Princess Cristy Kirks Ki-' ' '.J IVV: Q 'fitv-.L Princess Laurie Muhlenbruck L-5 'S P s , s av ' P 5 All , A U X fin is if - ' Princess Kathy Roddy YF, Princess Lisa Bingman 5 The Wild Fire down at Erps field OH Thursday, October 9th, turned out to be a huge success. Many Palmer students showed up for the spirit-filled event. at the Helftirrre fesniyitfiegttttt t t ' ' ' . - ' fs, 71.43. ' ' , 5' . - 'Q 'L vw: - . . - r t .4-. M, 34, ' ..' 'f I . -' --' ' ' .Lv .219 .I . . rf' L, K Y .N W K. .- A A A , L ,gf f V' g.r'..- ,., 'U Y ' lg -- -. 'Q ' ' i ,A -' ' .. '.. 7mf,w4-f N, . ui. ,, ,gm , , 1. 7, 1 -, ki C . ' . V , , - ' a - r , A.. - 3 , ' '.- ' ' 1 ' --' ' ' A' '- fly .- lv N by 1 yg.,,f,,., gif, me img.: ,.,.-.4 . 'wr'-I wr, 7' - 'Q . .' -.I - - -P , ' , V . 'iff Y, M ' , - , f - ? ij..w. -- ' .v v-4: ' L 4 1, A -Y Another tense and exciting play as Palmer gets closer to their victory. f A . V J . Q 4. .- if ' -T Stir -ej '. , terrorettes 1 l V.: . ,:..ilJ , Y:,',L,. -if . - , 7 - ' F7 g ,sg r 7 '---rg .F - My-', f .- - - Q ,x ., In J milf! .x X . . 1 I X I F , X I 3 1 -P :eil ll-I: W Elgin' ev e ' 7 . T ,rf if . . my -lfx 2 ' A , 1975-1976 Executive Board: lback row? Rank Leader- Betty Louie, President-Elaine Lindsey, Rank Leader- Pat NYSFGII, Cf1'0Ht FOWP Captain-Sandi Wilson, Rank Leader-Barb Duncan, V. President- 'Brenda Thomas, Rank Leader-Cheryl Brown, and Captain-Kellie Christenson. The 1975-1976 Terrorettes were a very active group 0 girls. They took part in the Pikes Peak or Bust Rode Parade, the Colorado State Fair Parade, and th American Freedom Train. With 7:00 a.m. practices i order to get ready for performances, they did a great job. Their sponsor, Mrs. Clapp, who has been with th Terrorettes since the group was organized, has don extremely well. The Terrorettes were proud to take part in the American Freedom Train Celebration. Here they are performing to Stripper -' ' rzur I, ' ' ,gn- Terrorette Members: fback rowj Sandi Wilson, Rosie Taylor, Cathy Roddy, Pat Nygren, Jaele Maxwell, Julie Esch, Gail Hessenflow, Rosemary Creamey, Debbie Thrutchley, Zelda Montoya, Patti Petrocelli, Elaine Lindsey,and Kellie Christensonjfront rowj Janette Roddy, Betty Louie, Matilda Romero, Brenda Thomas, Lori Blantz, Karen Moore, Barb Duncan, Debbie Moredock, Ruth Hiatt, and Lindy Smith. a squad The A Squad Cheerleaders of 1975 have had a very busy year. Along with cheering at every game, they participated in the Pikes Peak or Bust Parade and they also cheered at the 50th Class Reunion of Palmer Alumni. They performed in pep assemblies throughout the football season and promoted spirit at Palmer activities. They are from left to right: Lori Muhlen- bruck, Pam Stingley, Head-Kathie Velasquez, Debbie Roddy, Tara Griffin, Kathy Keaveney. 2:--'-i....... !EE:'E'-' 109 A U TUGRAPHS Marie St. John takes time off from her routines to do some research. pom pon The girls on the Pom Pon squad this year are great supporters of Palmer High School. This year, they have gone to State Competition and have entered State Sport Events. They also attended Doherty Cheerleading Clinics. They are from left to right: Lisa Bingman, Judy Eldred, Sue Gillis, Ellen Soison, J ancie Ellis, Marie St. John, Patsy St. John, Head-Cindy Gravatt. lever staff sets all-time record Palmer Terrors were treated with a record breaking 37 Lever publications, C31 of which were not distributed! this year. The Lever staff, Commandeered by the masterful Michael Ref- falt, succeeded in molding our great newspaper into the epitome of journalistic reporting. They believed in quality and quantity. Mrs. Judy Hobson was their knowledgeable and deter- mined advisor. These jour- nalistic wonders produced a special strike issue and a vintage edition containing copy from by- gone years. They were the un- sung heroes of our great school. Mike Reffalt A birds-eyeeview of the Lever staff hard at work Editor Moose Reffalt Assistant Editor Bryan Marina Business Manager Mike Mishko Advertising Manager Bill Jacquot P2129 Editors Bill Dennison Dorian Lee Dave Gallaher Ernie Thero Staff Photographer Steve McAlister Staff Reporters KM Ballard Diane Boigenzahn Lori lfadness Scott Gossage Jim Hart Mrs. Judy Hobson Mickey Moss Donna Shotts Donna Thuran High Trails: Great Experience Palmer High students participated in High Trails in the fall and spring of the 75-76 year once again. This was a very rewarding experience for all who par- ticipated. High Trails began to give young sixth graders an opportunity to experience the but of doors. They hopefully learned a greater appreciation and knowledge of the wilderness. Emphasis was placed on their personal relations to nature. High school students helped as counselors. They did a variety of activities from teach outdoor classes to clean the latrines on their last day as a great counselor. A SPECIAL PLACE FOR SPECIAL MESSAGES 195 And they say that's music? band marches to regional victory The 1975-76 Palmer Terror band played several types of music, including marching band, state band, symphonic, concert and orchestra. The marching band provided enthusiasm during half-times at all games this season, including the spectacular performance at the 1975 homecoming game. The highlight of the season was the victory of the regional marching contest held in the city. The Terror stage band gave performances at the Bicenten- nial Freedom Train and a perfor- mance at the Deaf and Blind school. A spring concert was also held. ,tl-, I L .,'?' - '. ' 1 . 5 'gl' '- 1 X 5 L ' l A ' C Q V ., -5171- nu-an Q. U- -F g ' I - -' X ' H 'I' -L. iff 'I C I ' if ' w , ' f f 7 , 5' f - , '-11 ' - 3Ql':'1 37 Y f ' 1 - -- - A -if --:.'1L'f-iii' -- Y: --fu,--5, -- . N , 1 M., ' -- w 'v -- -. ., Wi- -- -.. ,,gi-'1Z..- ' ' -- , Ti 7' ,.-'FZ-if ,W-. ' 195' J r ' , 'f-,faA .X 1 fy. dugg- MH- 3:j,V:,,,,1.,.-1 - l l V irfuggf ,f4.-:S-1,31 -,xkyhg-A,51'Vi' Marching Band Stage Band Orchestra 1 if -55 3 ,Q Q outdoor performances highlight '7 -'76 year Palmer's assorted choirs treated the Terrors to a series of splendid outdoor concerts this year. These prefor- rnances consisted of a Ski Broadmoor Winter concert, a pop concert at the Citadel, and a Garden of the Gods spring concert. There were three choirs Call directed by Mr. Rolf Zingerjz Advanced Choir, which performed outside of Palmer, Girls Choir, a preparatory choir, mainly doing concerts at Palmer, and the Chamber Singers who performed madrigals and jazz numbers. Choir Director, Rolf Zinger, turns to Jean Kucera in one offhis rare, serious moods. Chamber Singers: Glenda Allen, Lois Alexander, Alison Ament, Robin Bell, Bill Buerkle, Susan Fine, Brenda Hellem, Bonnie Jones, Steve Knudtsen, Jean Kucera, Sheryl Mann, Terry Osman, Randy Shotts, Jody Wier, Kay Williams. l I Advanced Choir: Glenda Allen, Alison Ament, Bea Archdule, Candace Aune, Wilma Beatty. Rvbih Bell, Priscilla Buffighi. Phillip Elson. L05 Fadfless. Susan Fine, Cheryl Frunkinure, Mary Gibbons, Ray Grondahl, Jeff Gurney, Sonja Johnson, Bonnie Jones, Kerry Keck, Danette Key, Steve Knudtsen, Jean Kucera, Clara Lindsey, Sheryl Munn, Wendy Nlockerman, Kevin Moody, James Perry, Barbara Rinker, Gary Roberts, Debbie Roddy, Cindy Sihleif- Diannu Shields, Donnumllmz-1, anune binnnons, Cheryl Stachi, Ann Thiele, Christie Trickey, Sue Verhey, Tina Quitmah. James Rasmussen. Cui-olyn Wugner, Jody Wier. Kuy Williams, Scott Woods, Dolores Wright, Cliff Reusch, Donna Nixon, Howard Penrod. i ,. g,-- , Q A Girls Concert: lieu Archdule, Penny Archdale, Sharon Bissell, Barbara Bell, Lorrie Borst,Candis Bowen, Kathy Brummer, Brancla Bueno,Laura B.uLler, IJenniseCum1:r0n. I'1imi-ln Childs, Toni Cramer, Carol Duran, Starla Fontana, Phillis Fretschel, Carol Green Linda Hickox, Brenda l-iiscox, Vnlvrilf Jvll. Klllhy KUCCFU-1-'Uri NUVUL Rene Noble, Ilona Summerfield, Sharon Thomism, Karlyn Tousley, Kim Watson, Kelly Watters, Lucy Woodruff, Deana Juliun. 119 terrors treated to Masque and Sandal presented three excellent produc- tions to the student body this year. Geron Coale and Suzette Pope were in charge, and they managed to weld together a fine crew of actors and stagehands. The first play was the Thurber Carnival. It was enjoyed by all who saw it. The next play was Neil Simon's Odd Couple. It too was a smash. The final play, showed in the spring, was Twelve Angry Women. three productions Camfoddcouple Speed ...... ............,...........................,..... B rian Osbor Murray ....... Roy ......... Vinnie .... Oscar ...... Felix ....... Gwen .............. Ken Rodrique' Kevin Gaul Terry Gaul Tim Brotherto Ernie Ther Catherine Dewe Cecily ................. .............. L uise Davi Student Director , .......... Lisa J ame Director ................ ......... G eron Coal Tech. 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J L 'ffm I w 1 w 1 , I paul n 1: Ii li SM l, , l if - CREWS State Managers Carl Brown Bob Foran Set Carl Brown Bob Foran Robin Bell Julie Bergman Laura Pflum Program Robin Bell Lisa James Judi Mundt Lights Laura Carroll Judi Nundt Make-Up Robin Bell Judi Nundt Publicity Robin Bell Judi N undt Katy Sullivan Palmer Stageclait Clase Props Julie Bergman Angela Drake Weet-heart queen and her court S G His Cathy Dewitt queen Debbie Lewis Barbara Rinker Kathy Kennedy -it ix K 'Y asf'- - K 5?-R I J .fn O - . 'N -- Q L W ., N A, - 9' wr ' ' 'Tw , X 4 3 11 I Y ' , . if EIT A Ag, Q A 3 1 in , A -' ,fjz 5 1 l V '. D- It. fl! C AZ. X XA m 1 ,. Wi' ii' H XXXXXXN rf! Q JZ .- 'CI '33 'zz W -.1 Q 'A Q cabinet fills the Year with excitement The cabinet members played a very big part in the activities and excitement of the past year. They created an exciting atmosphere as the year was filled with activities. The cabinet planned all the dances and assemblies. Also the Homecoming week and 50's week with the help of council. The cabinet president was James Keaveny. All members contributed alot and came through with much participation as the year rolled on. Jean Kucera takes the oath for Cabinet. J I --f 9-.T - v-. V lcfimf A - . . 1 -.L 3 f if gi fi: -,W 1 A, p V 4 ,fgj : I ,Li I Q: M . K, V r, Mr. Musto, sponsor, and cabinet members. Cabinet: James Keaveny, Cindy Schlief, Jean Kuchera, Terry Sl111iVaf1, Barb Riflkef, K9Vi11 Gault KSU Rodriguez, Allison Lewis, Mark Lowderman, Jane Dues, ouncil is involved in any school activities f D 1' 'A 35. ' T g'QiQE .1Et'2 , X :lp 1, ' .,g-'u ' ,T The 75-76 council was involved in many of the school activities. They held various money raising projects and participated in charity benefits. The council worked with the cabinet on many pro- jects, such as the Homecoming week and the 50's week. The senior council was in charge of the graduation, and the junior council planned the prom. First Semester Council: Sheila Baca, Fernando Berrios, Cheryl Brown, Tom Claman, Sheryl Court, Lori David- son Barb Fowler, Ed Hammit, Tammy Hoffman, Scott Johnson, Paul Munch, Katie Ordahl, Robert Parker, Susan Price, Tina Quitman, Michelle Schroeder, Judy Sondermann, Tom Healy Catherine Dewey, Marilyn Rogers, Tammie Courtier. Second Semester Council: Sheila Baca, Cindy Car- mack, Sheryl Court, Tammie Courtier, Laura Craker, Lori Davidson, Anna Davis, Barbara Fowler, Ed Ham- mit, Tim Kelly, Kathy Kennedy, Charlie McCallister, Robert Parker, Susan Price, Marilyn Rogers, Doug Schanel, Kristi Schelper, Fernando Berrios, Mike Spencer, Pam Sentenna. The installation for council members. l THIS SPA CE RESERVED F OR BES T FRIENDS SJKSJJQD Sw um Q MMS KG VQIUXLJQ Q99 U6 Um -Lgmgd LUQ XKOMQ .QQ,PilA'Nli JQFFQCSYQJQJWQJYE. Mi hmm will! isp. mem, XQD,R Wu, ' S1 JQKWQIUJQ EGR gwm, ww Qi R M55 aw Law M533 MQ HM dw wsfwm QQ QSM Vmgl IWLSW QMS: Qyifaifuqlkfu Sill lim NQQISSP LKSQQR, Civw BCS, l Ski Club Ski Club was for anyone in- terested in skiing in Colorado. - Members went on three over- night and two single day ski trips. F orty-six members really had a good time tearing up the powder in the Rocky Mountains. -r I The purpose of Sci-Ma or Science-Math club was to study science, study math, and have fun. The sponsors were Mrs. Barnett and Mr. Scheiwe. The club took four field trips, including a, three-day trip to Buena Vista. The president of the club was Fernando Berrios. Paul to Right: Cumu Jo Coupons, Sue Rupley, Cathy Brummer, Scott Bryan, David Steve Scheiwe. Right: Susan Wencl, Dehhic Sully, Hill Hover, Cnrol Brummer, Vicki Quintunzx, Rick Bingham, Jeremy Jefferys. to Right: Kim Douglas, -lun Harris, Brud Cummins, Ann Crawford, Jari Steve Singmnstcr, Kirk Coy, Mr. Scheiwv. German Club The German Club is a very active club and enjoys a variety of activities. The club meets at least once a Week all year. Dues are 331.50 a year or 51.00 per semester. Activities this year included the follow- ing: outing and hike up Manitou Incline, an Oktoberfest for all the German Clubs in the Colorado Springs area, participation in the state- wide Foreign Language Festival in which they took five first place prizes and four 2nd place prizes out of the nine categories they entered, a Christ- mas party and caroling, a sledding party,f a Fasching CGerman Mardi Grasl, a Foreign Language Carnival, a camp out and hike at Emerald Valley Ranch for 3 days. Money making projects included the sale of German candy, a Dog Wash - a first at Palmer High for anywhere else for that matterj, a Copper!Silver War, and selling Sarah Coventry Jewelry. Proceeds from these projects helped the club to buy their dance costumes and for the various projects carried out during the year. The dancers of the club had a busy season throughout the year dancing for other schools - Nursary, Elementary and High Schools -, the Freedom Train, the Colorado Springs Symphony, Highland, Colorado High School's Oktoberfest, the Rustic Hills Oktoberfest and for other German Clubs in the community. The year was very successful and members felt that the purpose of the club had been achieved which is to learn more about the German Culture while having a good time. 132 l D.E.C.A. The purpose of D.E.C.A. was to develop future leaders in the fields of marketing and distribution. It was for Juniors and Seniors. Seniors had a chance to work at a specialized job and get paid while also earning a credit. They competed in District and State competitions for salesman ship, advertisment, and display. Topping off the year was a employer-employ banquit. I 1, K xl 3 1' s.'ii..,.if.'.' , M- JI' J' T if ' g....fl 5 f 4:- ,H E-il Q! Lua in Essadi Essadi is a social club with the purpose of sharing black experience with other ethnic groups with the Palmer High School community. It was involved in many ethnic and cultural exhibits, has put on dances, dinners, and a fashion show. Essadi meets alternately on Tuesdays and Fridays after school. Sonya Johnson is the presi- dent and Mr. Hammond is the sponsor. Drama Club Palmer's drama club, Masque Sandal, is responsi- ble for putting on the school plays. To become a member one must participate in two plays. Masque and Sandal is a charter member of the Inter- national Thespian Society. Their community ac- tivities includeg helping with the March of Dimes, taking traveling shows to elementary schools, and running a concession stand at basketball games. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club was for students interested in exchanging ideas about countries and foreign policies. Certain members were sent to the International Relations Con- ference at Denver University, and others to the Model United Nations Conference at the Universi- ty of Northern Colorado. The countries represented at these conferences were Brazil, Netherlands, Philippines, South Africa and West Germany. Forensic Palmer's forensic Team has made a much better showing this year than in recent years. In Foren- sics one goes to tournaments and competes in speaking competitions such as Debate, Extem- poraneous Speaking, Interpretation of Humor, Drama, and Poetry, Original Oratoryg and Solo Acting. The sponsors are Howie Firestine and Geron Coale. Latin Club The Latin Club is an organization which is an extension to the Latin classes. All Latin students participate in at least one of the many activities planned during the Spring. The Latin students attend Latin Day at Colorado University on March 6, 1976. They also partake in the Julius Ceasar day at Harrison High School on March 12, 1976. Most of the Latin club activities are academical- ly oriented and require some class preparation as far as projects of students are concerned. Pep Club The pep club was involved in cheering for all of Palmer's athletic teams this year. It was a co-ed group for students in- terested in cheering and moral boosting. The members were willing to support any and all school activities. On October 4, a bus transported the students to Pueblo VS Central football game. Radio Club Radio Club was involved in transmitting and receiving radio messages. Several of its members were working toward a radio operator's liscense for which they have to pass several tests. Leigton has passed the necessary tests and received his liscense. Mr. Seats was the spon- sor. National Honor Society National Honor Society is an organization that honors Juniors and Seniors whose scholorship and leadership is above average. To be eligible, student.. must have a grade point average of 3.50. The facul- ty votes on these students, tak- ing into consideration their scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Chess Club Chess club is the club for you if you like informality. Mr. Greathouse is the sponsor and would be glad to help you with your game. This club meets on Tuesdays after school but, you are welcome anytime. Mr. Greathouse would be glad to help you when he is free. THIS PA GE FOR SPECIAL MESSAGES CLEVER SA YIN GS MA Y BE WRITTEN HERE 137 5 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club met Monday after school in room 229. The subject ofthe meetings were usually money-making projects. During Christmas, the club sold Christmas candles and Bicentennial candles. Also, the club has had many bake sales to raise money. They went to Denver for the Foreign Language Festival. They participated in Homecoming events, taking 2nd in float building. Spanish Club, in its four years of existance, has been runner up for the club of the year and club of the year ever since. The club consisted of 26 members. Through out the year they have danced in many Dist. 11 schools, benefit functions, and charities. They competed at Denver Univ. Foreign Language Festival and for the second year took first in dancing and acedemics. They also com- peted at Adams- State College and S.C.S.C. They held their Cinco de Mayo presentation at Palmer and took part in the city-wide festivities. seniors' activities ckerman, Karee Leigh - NHS 2, 3 llgier, Diana Lynn - French Club 2, 3, German Club 3 nderson, Kim Elizabeth - Advanced Band I, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3 nderson, Lisa Marie -German Club 2, LEVER 2, School Plays 2, Stage Crew 2 ndrews, Ronald Wesley - Stuttgart HS, Stuttgart, Germany 1 nnis, Steven Leroy - Bowling Club 1, Cross Country 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 rchdalo, Bernice Ann - Advanced Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls Choir 1, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3 une, Christie Mae - High Trails Counsellor 2, Outdoor Club 1,Publicity Committee 1 vila, Gabriel - Track 2 ach, Tammra Kay - FBLA 3 allard Kae Ann - High Trails Counsellor 2, 3 arreras, James Ross - High Trails Counsellor 2, Spanish Club 1, 2. 3, Spanish Dancers I, 2, Wrestling 1, 2 Beale, David William - Orchard Park HS, Orchard Park, CA l,Advanced Band 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Track l Zean, Bradley Bret - Advanced Band 1, Football 1, VICA 2, 3 eatty, Wilma Ursula - Advanced Choir 2, 3 ecker, Leroy Robert - Track 2, 3 eckman, Karen Louise - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, NHS 3, ICC 3 elcher, Jo Ann - St. Mary's Iligh School 1, 2 ergh, William Scott - VICA 3 ingman, Lisa Marie - Drill Team 2, High Trails Counsellor 3, Pom-Pon Girls 3, Morale Committee 3, Social Committee 2 irdtail, Levi Wesley - High Trails Counsellor 3 isbee, Marilyn - High Trails Counsellor 3, Ski Club 3 ishaw, Michael Fleet Kunikea - Mitchell HS, 1, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3. RETROSPECT 2, Council 1, 2, Basketball 1, Track 1, Football 3 jornen, Kevin Hans - Advanced Band 1, 2, Stage Band 1 Blanz, Laurel Jean - Drill Team 3, High Trails Counsellor 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3 Brattin, Catherine Jean - High Trails Counsellor 3 Brown, Cheryl Ann - Drill Team 2, 3, Council 3, Morale Committee 3, Social Committee 2, Hockey, Baseball Statistician 2 Brown, Robert Douglas - Forensics 3, SCIMA Club 3 Buerkle, William Carl - Advanced Choir 1, 2, 3, Madrigal Singers 1, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3 Bueno, Alan Joseph - Council 1 Burrell, Melissa Jean - French Club 1, Gymnastics 2, Volleyball 1 Butkovitch, Thomas Henry - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, Swimming 1,2 Campbell, Russel Olin - High Trails Counsellor 2, Football l Cannella, George Allen - VICA 2, 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 Cardenas, Janet Kathy - Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Dancers 3 Carpenter, Christopher Nicl - LEVER 2, RE'l'ROSPECT 2 Carrol, Laura Beth - Masque and Sandal 2, 3 Cartwright, Pamela - Swimming Sl Carrada, Patricia Bertha - Spanish Club 3, Swimming 3 Castaldo, Garry Dean - Goldsboro HS, Goldsboro, N.C. 1, LEVER Il, School Plays l Castro-Abelina Rose Marie - Thought: Palmer is open-minded with teacher-student relations and racial harmony. Responsibility is learned and you get along well with other people. Chambers, Jed Ross - Ski Club 2, 3, Cross Country 3 Christenson, Kellie Jo - Drill Team 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3, Assemblies Committee 2, 3 , Christner, Douglas Ray - High Trails Counsellor 2, 3 Cimino, Alan Curt- St. Mary's HS 1, Football Zi, Swimming3, Baseball 3 Clainan, Thomas R. - High Trails Counsellor 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Booster Club 3, Council 3, Student Relations Committee 2, 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, Track 1 Clark. Shelly Louise - High Trails Counsellor 2, 3 Cochran, Bonnie Sue - FBLA 3 Thought.: My three years at Palmer have been good ones. I was proud to be a part ol' Palmer, also. Thank you. Palmer! Collins, Yvonne Ceola - Social Committee 2, 3 Conard, Phillip Raymond - Chess Club 1, Forensics 1,2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 2, 3, IRC 1, 2, 3, Masque and Sandal 1.2, NHS 2, 3, School Plays 1,2, Stage crew 1, 2, 3, Symphony Service 1, 2, 3, ICC 2, 3, Cross Country 1. 3 Cosenza, Gulmar Westin - Swimming 3 Cotton, Kathleen Anne - Beakbackers l, Club 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 2. 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Publicity Committee 1, 2. 3, Student Relations Committee 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3. Volleyball 1. 2, Track 1, 2, 3. Basketball 3 Couger, Timothy Lee - High Trails Counsellor 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3 Court, Sheryl Ann - Club 2, 3, French Club 3, NHS 2, 3, Council 3, ICC 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3 Cowan, Jess Thomas Cowell, Annetta Rae -French Club 3, High Trails Counsellor 1,2, 3, NHS 2, 3 Cox, Josel' Paul - German Club 1, Swimming 1, 2, 3,Thought: One ofthe best times ot' my life! Coy, Timothy Kirk - High Trails Counsellor 2, 3, LEVER 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, RETROSPECT 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Stage Band 3, Stage Crew 1. Publicity Committee 1, 2, Social Committee 2, Booster Club 3, Basketball Manager 1, 3, Track 2 Thought: The good times at Palmer and the many friends l made here. Future Plans: College on journalism major. Croekenberg, Jerri Carol - NHS 2. 3, Council 2 Cummins, Brad Thomas - LEVER 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Football Manager 1. 2, 3 DeWitt, Catherine Eloise Ramona - Drill Team 1, Essadi Club 1,2, 3. Girls Choir 2, Pom-Pon Girls 2 Dickerson, Shelby Cleone - FBLA 3, NHS 2, 3 Dietz, Eddy - Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1 Dix, Mark Alan - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1 Doyle, Sharon Yvonne - Essadi Club 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Dues. Jane Marie - Sec. Student Relations 3, Ski Club 3 Edgerton, Tami Lynn Edwards, Mary Leilani - Woodland Park HS 1, French Club 3, FTA 3. High Trails Counsellor 2, 3, RETRUSPECT 3 Thought: Palmer is very enjoyable. It is different from Woodland Park High School. Eimer, Michael Floyd - Graphic Arts 1, 2, 3 Eims, Randolph Stephen - Ski Club 3. Tennis 1, 2 Eldrcfl. Judith Ann - Beakbackers 1, High Trails Counsellor 1. Pom-Pon Gir s 2. 3 Ellis. Jancie Lucille - High Trails Counsellor 3. Pom-Pon Girls3, Booster Club 3, Council 2, Publicity Committee 2. Social Committee 2 Espinoza. Toby - Spanish Club 1, Track 3 Ft-ascl, Paul Eugene - Ski Club 3, Basketball 1. 2, 3 Fiala. Janice Kaye - Outdoor Club 2 Thought: Palmer was great! It's nice to graduate but l don't want to leave here. Faust, Bobby Earl Radar - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2. 3, S-yimming 1 lfleming. Ronald Glen - Football 1. 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Flynn. Joe Anne - Air Academy HS 1, FBLA 3 I-'oran, Robert Craig - Bowling Club 1, VICA 2 Thought: They have been very' goodl Garcia. Anthony Wesley - Spanish Club 3 Garcia, Brenda Marie - High Trails Counsellor 1, Masque and Sandal 1. Outdoor Club 1, Ski Club 1, Spanish Club 1. Spanish Dancers l. Gymnastics Manager 1 Garcia. Joseph Lee - High Trails Counsellor 1. 2. Outdoor Club 2, Baseball 1, Football 3 Gardner, David Lee - Advanced Band 1, VICA 2. 3 Gerster, Bruce Baylor - Basketball 2. 3, Tennis 1 Gill, Reginald Wendell - Basketball I, 2. 3, Track 1, 2, 3 Gillis, Susan 'lo - Beakbackers 1, French Club 1, 2, FTA 3, High Trails Counsellor l, 3, Pom-Pon Girls 3, Booster Club 3, Morale Committee 3 Goetxe, Kristine Marie - Club 3, German Club 2, 3. NHS 2, 3,'l'rack 1. Volleyball 1.2.3 Granato, lawrence Andrew - NHS 2.3. Chess Club 3 Grondahl. Raymond Leo- Advanced Choir 1.3, Stage Crew 3, VICA 2, 3, l':ll't'll'tll1lC' Club Il 139 Grzeskowiak, Edith Karola - FBLA 3, High Trails Counsellor3 Thought Activities, teachers, and students have been excellent. I believe the Spirit of '76 is in Palmer. Gurnett, Steven Michael - French Club 1, LEVER 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Haughton, Wilson W. - Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 Havenor, Robert Clayton - C Club 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, High Trails Counsellor 1, 3, Cross Country 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3 Heedt, Frederick William Jr. - Booster Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Hockey 2 Heedt, Michael Thomas - DECA Club 2, Booster Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 3 Heidlebaugh, Sandra Renee - German Club 3, Latin Club 2, NHS 2, 3 Heins, Lynette Diane - High Trails Counsellor 3, NHS 2, 3, Track 1, 3, Track Manager 2 Hendrix, Marla Ann - High Trails Counsellor 1, 3 Hermansen, James B. - Basketball 1 Hessenflow, Gail Ann - Drill Team 3 Hilliard, Alvin James - Basketball 1, 2, 3 Hoffman, Tamara Laureen - Ski Club 2, 3, Council 3 Houston, Valerie Lorine - Advanced Band 3 Hovasse, Debra Ann - LEVER 3 Howley,John Bryan - French Club 2, 3, IRC 1, 2,3, NHS3, SCIMA Club 1 Hutte, Deborah Kathleen - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3 lbarra, Efrain Lorenzo - Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Iverson, Jon Michael - Club 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3 James, Lisa Ruth - Advanced Band 2, Forensics 2, German Club 3, mzgque and Sandal 3, NHS 2, School Plays 3, Stage Crew 3, Council 1, Jaurequi, David Paul - Latin Club 1, Football 1, Football Manager 3 Johnson, Scott William - Wasson HS 1, High Trails Counselor 1, Club 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Council 3, Football 1, 2. 3, Track 1, 2, 3 Johnson, Sonja P. - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Advanced Choir 3, Essadi Club 2, 3, Girls Choir 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Jones, Bonita Louise - Advanced Choir 2, 3, Girls Choir 1, Madrigal Singers 2, 3 Jones, Dean Clifford Jr. - Assemblies Committee 3, Baseball 1, 3 Jones, Martin James - Basketball 1, 2, 3 Keaveny, James Joseph - Student Body President 3, Council 2, Assemblies Committee 3, Morale Committee 3, Publicity Committee 3, Records Committee 3, Social Committee 3, Student Relations Committee 3, ICC 3, C Club 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3 Keck, Kerry Ann - Advanced Choir 2, 3, Girls Choir 1. NHS 3 Kennedy, Kathleen - Booster Club 3, NHS 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Social Committee 3, Basketball 3, Swimming 3 Kennison, Patricia Marie - Beakbackers 1, Booster Club 2, 3, B Squad Cheerleader 1, NHS 2, 3, Pom-Pon Girls 2, Ski Club 3, Assemblies Committee 1, 2, Morale Committee 1, 2, Tennis 3 Key, Danette Ann - Girls Choir 2, Advanced Choir 3 Kirks, Christine Lee - Advanced Choir 2, A Squad Cheerleader 2, B Squad Cheerleader 1, Girls Choir 1 Kohli, Theresa Rose - Benet Hill Academy 1, St. Mary's HS 2, Advanced Band 1, 2, Advanced Choir 1, Girls Choir 1, School Plays 1, Ski Club 1, Spanish Club 1 Knopp, Stephen - Bowling Club 1, Baseball 1 Kucera, Jean Therese - Benet Hill Academy 1, Chairman of Council 3, Council 2, 3, Assemblies Committee 2, 3, Morale Committee 3, Records Committee 3, Social Committee 3, Student Relations Committee 2, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Madrigal Singers 3, NHS 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Tennis 3 Thought: Palmer is the place in which I grew in knowledge, friendships, and strength. I watched friends change and witnessed change in my own life, and I found out that God never changes.Thank you, Palmer, for the last days of childhood and memories. Kyzer, Arletta Jo - Thought: I had a fantastic time here even though I didn't join any clubs. Lammert, Donna Jean - Advanced Band 3, FBLA 1 Landry, Paul Terrence - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, School Plays 3 Lee, Jerry Dean Jr. - DECA 2, 3, German Club 3, Stage Crew 1, Gymnastics 1, Wrestling 1, 3 Lender, Scott William - Mitchell 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Swimming 3 Lewis, Alison Patricia - Sec. of Social 3, Social Committee Chm. 3, C Club 2, 3, Masque and Sandal 1, 2, School Plays 1, Ski Club 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3 Lewis, Deborah Elaine - Advanced Band 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3 140 Lindsey, Clara Elaine - Advanced Choir 3, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Forensics, , Girls Choir 1 Lockwood, Steven Summer - Chapel Hill HS 1, High Trails Counsellor Thought: Palmer could have had a lot more student spirit. Lopez, Gerard - Booster Club 3, Baseball 1, Football Manager Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Future Plans: College and Pre-Law Lowderman, Mark Edwin - Sec. of Morale 3, Council 1, 2, C Club 1, 2, High Trails Counsellor 3, Ski Club 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 3 Lugo, Martha Patricia - Exchange Student 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 1 Spanish Dancers 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 1, Swimming 1, 2,3, Volleyball 1, 3 Lujan, Henry Joseph Hank Jr. - High Trails Counsellor 1, 2, Po Wowers 1, Booster Club 2, 3, Morale Committee 2, 3, Social Committee' 3 Lurvey, Nylene Sue - Future Plans: Nursing Lynch, Christopher James - C Club 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Cross Country 2, ' Track 2, 3 Mackiewicz, Robert Gerard - Advanced Choir 2 Madden, Michael Anthony - Manual HS, Denver, 1, 2, C Club 2, FBLA 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3 Malcginado, Rudy G. - C Club 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 2, Footba 1' . Manna, Bryan Vance - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, LEVER 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3 Marricle, Mark Steven Martin, Hugh A. - C Club 1,2,3, Ski Club 3, Football 1,2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 1 Martin, John Charles - Harrison HS 1, High Trails Counsellor 2 Martinez, Joseph Wilfred - Spanish Club 3 Marx, Michael Herbert- Advanced Band 1, 2, Chess Club 2, French Clu 3, IRC 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Symphony Service 1, 2, 3 Thought: Could be les emphasis on football and have a soccer team. Maxwell, Jaele Ann - Drill Team 1, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3 McCarty, Cindy Jo - Latin Club 2, NHS 3 McCullough, Sean Michael - St. Mary's HS 1, 2, Forensics 3 Future Plan To be a radical priest. McFarland, Dale Lee II - Stage Band 1, 3, Stage Crew 1 McKinley, Steven Linn - Advanced Band 1, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3 McKnight, Dewey Franklin Butch III - Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, ' McLean, Michael Joseph - Stage Band 1, 2, 3, SCIMA Club 3 McRae, Julie Ann - Advanced Band 3, Stage Band 2 Miskho, Michael Joseph - Hihigh Trails Counsellor 1, 3, LEVER 2, 3 RETROSPECT 3, Booster Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3 Moffett, Kathy Alena - Pryor HS, Pryor, Okla. 1, 2 Montgomery, Elisa Lynne - Advanced Band 1, LEVER 2 RETROSPECT 2, 3 Moore, Eugene - Advanced Choir 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, Latin Club 1 LEVER 2, RETROSPECT 2, 3, Beakbackers 1, Booster Club 2, 3 Baseball 1, 3 Moore, Susan Victoria - High Trails Counsellor 3 Muhlenbruck, Lori Sue - A Squad Cheerleader 3, B Squad Cheerleader 1, Morale Committee 3 Future Plans: Dentistry Mullane, James Patrick - Outdoor Club 1, Stage Crew 2, Future Plans! College or Ranching Myers, G. Kate - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Orchestra 1, ICC 1 Future Plans: College on Music Major Nance, Susan M. - Future Plans: College Navarro, Mary Louise - FBLA 2, Girls Choir 3, Future Plans: Work in Calif. Nelson, Vicky Ann - Bowling Club 2, DECA Club 3, Girls Choir 2, High 'Sails Counsellor 2 Future Plans: Beauty School, Fashion Designing, or ying Newton, Karmen Sue - Round Valley, HS 2, Lone HS 1, Advanced Band 1,, Advanced Choir 2, School Plays 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, Council 2 Future Plans: College Nissen, David William - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3 Future Plans: College Nygren, Patricia Ann - Drill Team 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 2, NHS 3, Council 1 Future Plans: College Obodov, Janet Veronica - Masque and Sandal 3, School Plays 2, Stage Crew 2 Future Plans: Live in Israel Osman, Terry Lynn - Fridley HS, Fridley, Minn. 1, Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Advanced Choir 1, 2, Madrigal Singers 1, 3, Ski Club 1, 3, Stage Band 2, Stage Crew 1, Council 1 Future Plans: College illa, Timmoth Patrick - Cross Country 1, 2, Gymnastics 1, 2 Ve, Randall Stewart - Eldorado HS, Albuquerque, N.M. 1, Track 1, JEVER 2 ker, Robert Kent - Council 2, 3 ul, David Allan - Football 1, 2, 3 n, Rodney Jay - DECA Club 2, Essadi Club 2, High Trails Counsellor , Football 2, 3 rocelli, Patricia Ann - Team 3, FBLA 3, High Trails Counsellor 3 tigrew, Lisa Marie - Orchestra 2 erson, Michael Wayne - DECA Club 2 ak, Troy Dean - Outdoor Club 2, Ski Club 3, SCIMA Club 2 rrilla, Orlando Raymond - Football 1 ce, Russel Vern - High Trails Counsellor 2, Morale Committee 3, aseball 1, 2, 3, Football l, Hockey 1, 2, 3 ce, Susan Kaye - School Plays 1, 2, Booster Club 3, Council 3 ctor, Steven Arlie - VICA 2 nals, Tamara Ann - LEVER 2 ed, Donald Earl - Football 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 ed, Patricia Ann - Drill Team 2, Essadi Club 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1,Track , Future Plans: Business ed, William LeRoy - Essadi Club 1, 2, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3 illy, Edward Hy De -Football l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Track 1, 2 initz, John Bertram - Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, chool Plays 3, SCIMA Club 2, ICC 1 Future Plans: College and majorin hysics. ea, Janice Ann - Future Plans: Navy h, Daniel Jesse - Chess Club 2, 3, Masque and Sandal I, 2, School lays 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3 harclson, Edwin Louis -- Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, owling Club 3 hter, Paul Frederick - Sheridan HS, Sheridan, Wyo. 1, Advanced hoir 1, French Club 1, 2, 3, School Plays 1, Stage Crew 1, Future Plans: 'ollege to major in Marine Biology. k, Donald E. - Football 3, Future Plans: Vocational school. se, Donald Mark - Stephen Hempstead HS, Dubuque, Iowa 1, NHS 2, , School Plays 1, Stage Crew 1, Football 1, Wrestling Managerl Future lans: College nker, Barbara Ruth - Sec. of Treasury 3, Council 2, Morale Committee 3, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Beakbackers 1, Drill Team 1, Girls Choir 1, Track 1, Tennis 2, 3, Future Plans: College with communications major. ddy, Cathrine Jo - Beakbaekers 1, C Club 1, B Squad Cheerleader 1, Squad Cheerleader 2, Drill Team 3, French Club 2, Gymnastics 1, rack 1, Future Plans: Medicine driguez, Kenneth Francis - Sec. of Publicity 3, Chess Club 2, High rails Counsellor 1, 2, 3, Masque and Sandal 2, 3, Outdoor Club 1, 2, chool Plays 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, SCIMA Club 2, 3, Football 1, Baseball 1, Track 2, Future Plans: College gan, Ronald David - Advanced Band 1, 2, German Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Future Plans: College cker, Candice Kimberly - Essadi Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Future Plans: Law Enforcement ields, Valeria Jean -- Coronado HS 1, High Trails Counsellor 2, 3, hought: I don't think there is a better high school in Colorado than Palmer and I don't want to leave. iillig, Vance Rodney - Football 1, 3, Hockey 2 iipley, David Marion - High Trails Counsellor 3, Ski Club 3, Baseball 1,2, 3 -cinner, Kenneth Elbert - Advanced Band nith, Evelyn Marie - RETROSPECT 2 ieddon, William Roy -German Club 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 1, 2, 3, IRC 3, NHS 2, 3, ICC 3 uggs, Beverly Kay - Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Eisson, Ellen Winters - Benet Hill Academy 1, French Club 2, Pom-Pon Girls 3, Booster Club 3 nmmerfield, Ilona - Girls Choir 3, High Trails Counsellor 3, IRC 3, Italian Club 3 ear, David Michael - Latin Club 1, 2, Football 3 encer, Michael Noble - Booster Club 2, 3 tallman, Norma Ann -- French Club 1 tanley, Kathryn Jeanne - Heritage HS, Littleton 1, School Plays 1, NHS 2, 3, SCIMA Club 3 tephens, Jerri Lynn - DECA Club 2, 3, SCIMA Club 2 itevens, Derrick Leslie - Beakbackers 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Outdoor Club 1, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3 St. John, Marie Isabel - C Club 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3, Pom- Pon Girls 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Booster Club 3, Council 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3 St. John, Patricia Ann - C Club 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 3, Pom-Pon Girls 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Booster Club 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3 Stotler, Michael Howard Squeak - Beakbackers 1, High Trails Counsellor 2, RETROSPECT 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, Baseball 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3. Tennis 1, 2, 3 Stutts, Jo Ellen - Beakbackers 1, Booster Club 2, 3, Tennis 1, 3 Sullivan, Kathleen Elaine - Forensics 2, 3, Latin Club 1, LEVER 3, Masque and Sandal 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, School Plays 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, SCIMA Club 1, 3, Booster Club 3 Sullivan, Teresa Anne - Sec. of Records 3, Council 1, 2, Records Committee 2, ICC 2, C Club 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3 Swearingen, Karl David - Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3 Tanner, Thomas Richard - NHS 2, 3, Cross country 1, Swimming 1, 2, 3 Taylor, Elyse Ann - Booster Club 3, Forensics 1, Council 1, 3, Hockey Manager 3, Track 2, 3 Taylor, Marilyn Marie - Supulpa HS, Supulpa, Okla. 1 Thayer, Mary Elizabeth - Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Council 3 Theisen, Cynthia Ann - Woomera HS, Australia 1 Thero, Ernest Clyde - Football 1, 2, 3, Track 3 Thiele, Ann Elizabeth - Advanced Choir 2, 3, FBLA 3, Girls Choir 1, Volleyball 1, 2, Track 1 Thomas, Brenda Kay - Drill Team 2, 3, FBLA 3, High Trails Counsellor 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, ICC 3, Gymnastics 1, Track 3 Thomison, Sharon Laverne - Advanced Choir 3, Essadi Club 3, Girls Choir 1, 3 Thomson, Garland Richard - Air Academy HS 1 Thuran, Donna Sue - Forensics 2, High Trails Counsellor 2, 3, Thought: Palmer is great but apathy has gone rampant. Timroth, Valana Kay - NHS 2, 3, School Plays 2, 3 Topper, Lindsey Scott - LEVER 2, NHS 2 Towell, Brenda Ann - Bowling Club 2, FBLA 3, High Trails Counsellor 2 Towner, Suzanne Deborah - NHS 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Trent, Robin Lizbeth - NHS 2, 3 Urig, Michael Anthony - Tennis 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 8 Valdez, Linda Darlene - Spanish Club 3, Spanish Dancers 3 Van Hoosier, Sallie Irene -- Advanced Band 3, Stage Band 2 Velasquez, Claude A. - Spanish Club 2, 3, Spanish Dancers 2, 3, Wrestling 1,2,3 Velasquez, Kathleen Ann - B Squad Cheerleader 1, A Squad Cheerleader 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Morale Committee 1, 2, 3 Thought: Most fun-filled years - never to be forgotten. Ventimiglia, Holly Jean - LEVER 2, Tennis 2, 3 Vigil, Kenneth Allen - Football 1, Wrestling 1, 3 Wagner, Carolyn Maria - Fountain-Ft. Carson HS 1, German Club 2, 3, NHS 1, 2, 3, Advanced Choir 2, 3 Waters, David Michael - Rush HS, Rush, Colo. 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Wheeler, Debra Anne - Boys Track Manager 2, 3 Whitley, Rolf- Lewis-Palmer HS 1, High Trails Counsellor 1,-2, Outdoor Club 2, RETROSPECT 8, Photo Club 1, 2, 3 Whitman, Sheldon Dean - FBLA 3, Baseball 1 Thought: My ybars at Palmer have been enjoyable and thanks to the students and teachers who made it possible. Wier, Jody Colleen - Advanced Choir 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, 2, 3, Madrigal Singers 3 Williams, Kay Lynn - Advanced Choir 3, Girls Choir2, Madrigal Singers 3 Williamson, Kathryn Dell Wills, Jari Dwayne - C Club 3, Orchestra 1, Stage Crew 3, Football 1, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Wrestling 1 Wilson, Sandra Kay - Advanced Choir 2, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, High Trails Counsellor 1, 2, 3, Masque and Sandal 2, Spanish Club 2, Spanish Dancers 2 Zimmerman, Phyllis Margaret - Ski Club 2, Apanish Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2 141 a sob story A plague of inexperience and apathy descended on the Retrospect staff this year. Most of the staff did not really know what they were doing and they did not really care. After many goof-ups in the various steps of producing ayearbook, we were just about ready to quit, but we managed to rally back. Our end- product is this fine literary masterpiece you now hold in your hands. We think that the following maxim quoted from nobody in particular, best described our predicament: We the unwilling, led by the unqualified, have been doing the unbelievable for so long, with so little, that we now attempt the impossible with nothing. Photographer Rolf Whitley and ex-student Darrell Shave-y hike up the Peak. The Retrospect staff, from left to right: Jenny, Debbie, Kellie, Squeak, Lisa, Barry, Kelly, Lee, Sally, Kirk, Don, Stevie, Rolf, Gene, Theresa, Robin. , 1 , -'X' Peggy Wicker demonstrates one ofthe many techniques used by the Retrospect staff to get their work done. Special thanks to Verlene Potter, and Ron Smith, our ad- visors, who managed to whip our somewhat disorganized photo staff into shape. We cou1dn't have done it without you both. Editor-in-Chief Barry Williams Assistant Editor Lisa Montgomery Academics Barry Williams Administration Stephanie Brooks Class Sections Lisa Montgomery Sports Gene Moore Jenny Graham Activities Stephanie Brooks Kellie Christensen Jackie Duba Robin Jones Lisa Montgomery Theresa Pellow Lee Schafer Sally Spencer Peggy Wicker Barry Williams Advertising Manager Kirk Coy Mike Stotler iPhoto Editorl Kelly Johnson Don Jones Rolf Whitley Rick Garduno Photographers The Yearbook Staff says thank you, to Dempubco Printing American Yearbook Company Retrospect advisor Verlene Potter and Editor Barry Williams go into shock when told of an impending deadline. advertisements The 1976 Retrospect staff would like to express its deepest appreciation to our advertisers and patrons. Their support has made it possible for Palmer to produce another fine yearbook. These people backed us so why don't you back them! PALMER BOOSTER CLUB Supporting advertisers all Palmer Activities Blair Business College Bowl-Mor Lanes The Broadmoor Burger King C Sc E Suzuki Sales Clearing House Banks Colorado Interstate Corp. Crissey Fowler Lumber Co. Denver Warehouse Sales Gazette Telegraph Henley's Keys Holly Sugar Corporation KRDO Radio and TV Elisabeth Kirby Studio Looart Press Lucas Sporting Goods The Markay Gallery McDonald,s Restaurants Palmer Booster Club Payton Studio Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Ramada Inn Red Barn Restaurants Sinton's Dairy Village Inn Restaurant Western Auto Rentals The Palmer High School Booster Club was another' success in this, only its second year of existence. Comprised of students, parents, faculty, and alumni they accomplished many things. They helped in most activities at Palmer High School. U Their major project for 1975-76 was earning money through the raffle. They also helped with homecoming activities, dances, and wherever and whenever needed. They held a pot luck supper in November and showed the Palmer-Wasson football game film. Mrs. Jean Adams, the president, was also named the Terror Homecoming Recipient. Mrs. Dolly Buerkle was Vice-President, Mrs. Verna Gillis was Secretary, and Mr. Wes Ketchem was Treasurer. 144 Memberships ere welcome parents students f30UfZjf and efumnf ooster e' lf y u second year succes Some of the members of the Palmer Booster Club pose during, their raffle. Left to right Lori Muhlenbruck, Kathie Velasquez Booster Club President Mrs. Jean Adams, Sue Gillis Booster Club Secretary Mrs. Verna Gillis, Squeak Stotler Barb Rmker and Ellen Soisson. --1 I ,. il S ': . H If 5 .1 L - ' .e- 1 uf . I. I' I-: 'Jq,- . , n .gap-Le-'.,, ,. , , , ..,. L . ..2 ' ' . uf ' ' 2 A ' Emi! ' 2? fl 1 A ggigffv 1 ' I S. ' ' AQAUMNT F 2 Sup f 7' if 4 'T f if lp- Pr: ' g 1. Ht.- . ,-Q .M I g - . 'ff 4 Z., I .:'1f'm' .. R 7 iwtc' ff:1f1-5!'f7 X ' . .. 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If I H 1 f I ', I - No . r' gf ' ' ' Y N K Vw 3.7-wx , z O 353 JI in f 'Nz A 3 In -:tt .4 Qi: 1 .Av I T Z u ,E e g, 3-vw, , ' O lin ig .4 :X A X V f X ga gn ig Q 1 3 . - .3 'xf 'L I A N A ef -11:3-21- f 'I I' 1 F -1 ' ' 6 IIIZTU' ' ie fi 'Q . ff? '.'ff I Q' y 06. Q , patrons Heins for Signs Gilbert and Jean Adams Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Kipp Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Clapper Mr, and Mrs, Henry LeBaron Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McAlister Mr. and MVS- Del CULV Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. James H. Davidson Mr, and Mrs, Richard M. Rapley Ann, S, Duellman Helga R. Schubarth Edward Fulton Mrs. Helen Skippy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Healy Mr. and Mrs. William C. Spencer 152 By JACK MAGRUDER Gavette Telegraph Sports Writer PUEBLO QGTD - You don't tug on Superman's cape. You don't spit into the wind. You don't pull,the mask off the Ol' Lone Ranger. And, as the Palmer Terrors found out the hard way Tuesday night, you d0n't mess around with Dave Netherton. Pueblo East's towering Neth- erton blocked nine Palmer field goal attempts and intimidated the Terror offense all night, enabling the Eagles to post a 54-44 victory in the South Cen- tral League's championship bas- ketball game. The state's fourth - ranked East club qualifies for the state tournament, which begins March 10 in Denver. The Terrors will join Pueblo schools South and Centennial and Widefield in a four-team si b-district playoff for the SJL's other state berth. Palmer will entertain Centen- nial at Doherty while South will .host Widefield at the Centennial gym. Both games will tip off at 8 pm Thursday. GAZETTE TELEGRAPH Wed., March 3, I976 Ter or F ll 'n itle Gameg Plat 0ffsA Next The difference in the game was the fact that we were in- timidated inside, said Palmer coach Dan McKiernan. We worked all week on get- ting the big guy up in the air and then shooting around him. We just didn't do it. We were ready for himg we just didn't do the job. He shut down our inside game and we weren't hitting from the outside. That hasn't happened to us before this sea- son. The Terrors shot an anemic 26 percent from the field in the first half, partly due to Nether- ton's inside pressure. ' ' It was a cold night, MnKiernan said. Netherton opened the game with a three-point play to put the Eagles on top before com- ing up with three blocked shots in the opening stanza as the Eagles took a slim 16-13 lead. The 6-9 junior kept working in th e second period, blocking th re e more shots and in- timidating several others, and the Eagles loosed a fast-break attack on the Terrors which gave the hosts a 32-19 lead with 2:05 left in the half. John Ellis worked free under- neath for a pair of easy two- pointers to send the Eagles on their way before first Dan Ro- sales and then Eddie Mohar scored on breakaway layups to raise the score to 32-19. Jari Wills hit a foul shot, Marty Jones hit a pair of chari- ty tosses and Kenny Moore scored on a goaltending call on Netherton to close the gap to 32- 24, but Eric Goettel ended the half with another fast-break layup to make the halftime score 34-24. B r u c e Gerster hit four straight jumpers from the 18-22 foot range to bring .the Terrors, back to within five, 39-34, after- three periods. But East tallied the first four points of the final quarter to in- crease its advantage to nine, 43- 34, and Palmer couldn't get closer than five points the rest of the way. East went into a delay game with 4:47 left and hit seven of 10 foul shots down the stretch to hold off the Terrors. Gerster took game scoring honors with 18 points - 14 in the second half - while guard Rosales led the Eagles with 16 points and Netherton addedf12. But it was the East big man's play under the Terror basket that told the difference. He's just a hell of a ball player, Eagle coach Norm Colglazier said. We wanted to play tough defense underneath, and the kid sure did the job. Palmer 13 11 io io-is Em is in s is-sg LMER - Jones 1-2-4, Wills l'-2-lt, Gerster 9-2-18, Moore 3-O-6. Prater 1-24, U f I U 40-8. Team fouls-17. Foulbd out-None. EAST - Netherton 5-12-12, Ellis 3-0-6. Rosales 7-2-16, Richardson 4-3-11, Goettil 1-0-2. Elizondo l-0-2, Nearl 0-3-3, Mohar 1- 0-2. Team fouls-12. Fouled our-Noni, er o Bul 3 gage ou or State By CHRIS JENKINS Gazette Telegraph Sports Writer A guy, or an entire team for that matter, can be embar- rassed for only so long before: the time comes to fight back. Such is the history of Palm- er's Terrors in general, and Thursda ni ht in articular Y 8 P - I For several years prior to the 1975-76 basketbell season, the Terrors were for the most part s e c o n d-class citizens in the tough South Central League. Deciding it was time for af GAZETTE TELEGRAPH Friday, March 5, I976 change, they came on strong this year to capture the Century Division cage title. A g ain Thursday, Palmer arose from a point of embar- rassment to defeat Pueblo Cen- tennial 53-49 at the Doherty gym. In doing so, Palmer land- ed a spot opposite Pueblo South in tonight's sub-district finale. The two will meet at Doherty at 8 p.m., with the winner ad- vancing to the state Class AAA tourney in Denver. The night could have been disastrous for Dan McKiernan and his Terrors. After dominat- in g Centennial's timber-like starting five in the first half and early in the third period, they found themselves out- scored 18-2 in one stretch by five Bulldog substitutes - all but one of which stood less than six-foot. But the Terrors, possibly th a n k s to Centennial coach Fran Coxen's decision to put his starters back in, reeled off eight straight points. And again off the bench came those pesky little Bulldogs. But Coxen had pushed his luck, and Terrors Bruce Gerster, Howard Lawson and Jari Wills sealed Centennial's fate with clutch baskets. The entire affair left McKiernan, among others, a bit bewildered. I really don't know how to react, he said. Defensively we were tough - anytime you hold a team to 49 points you're doing v:ell,We were sluggish of- fensively, and yet the kids kept their composure three or four times when they really needed to - and that's the sign of a good team. And we were playing a team that next to Pueblo East has been the toughest for us to play against. Centennial just does a lot of things that hurt us. Like coming up with a bench with enough spunk to outclass not only Centennial's starters, but Palmer's as well. It was -almost as if Coxen had been waiting all season for just the right time to spring his sec- ond string into action. That same group of subs - Ken Hite, Norm Aragon, Bill Gower, Rande Newhard and Gary Wolf - also did some- thing no other team has man- aged to do all season. They pulled Palmer out of the zone defense, which has been the Terrors' bread-and-butter. Leading 42-35 as the final pe- riod opened, Centennial came out with the intent of killing the clock with a four-corner offense. A bit early, most thought, but not according to McKiernan. 'tl thought it was a good move, he said. They pulled lus out of the zone with it, and that hasn't happened all year. And we had to stick with the man-to-man until we got the lead back. Centennlal's strategy was in- deed effective, at least it was until Coxen benched his bench in favor of the starters. After Steve Prater and Ger- ster brought Palmer ba ck to within one point, Kenny Moore put the Terrors back in front at 4 54 4 . Centennial rebounded with two straight buckets, but Gerster hit a shot from the cor- ner, Lawson sank a free throw and Wills notched a three-point play to hand Palmer the lead it never relinquished. Centennia1's Dennis Genty canned two free throws with two seconds left on the clock, only to have his effort neutral- ized by Lawson's layup at the final buzzer. Prater and Wills each fin- ished with 14 points for game honors and the distinction of being the only players in double figures. Wills was most impres- sive on defense, though, limiting Rod Mclnnis of Centennial to a harmless four points. South's Colts loom as a giant obstacle in light of their 77-57 thrashing of Widefield Thursday night, but McKiernan expressed confidence nevertheless. We ohly met South once this year, and they killed us with the zone press, he said. Since then, we've killed every zone press we've met. It's something we've worked especially hard on H Pucblohnllnnlal 10 11 20 7-49 16 9 ll SJ Palmer 10 - PUEBLO CENTENNIAL - Shurnbat 2- 1-5. Garcia 1-0-2, Mclnnis 2-0-4. Doutl Genty 3-06. Dennis Gentv 2-2-6. Hite 2-2- 6, Gower 3-1-7. Woll 1-0-2, Araqon 1-0-2. Newhard 3-3-9. Team fouls-21. Fouled out-Newhard. PALMER - Uriq 2-o-4, Wills 6-2-14, Gerster 3-3-9. Moore 2-3-7, Prater 4-5-14. Lawson 2-I-S. Team louis-19. Fouled out-Prater. By JACK MAGRUDER Gazette Telegraph Sports Writer was Bruce Gerster's night agmficent outside shooting the senior backcourt man bled Palmer to shred a eblo South defense that had miliated the Terrors earlier season as the Tribe clipped eblo South 55-51 in overtime earn a state basketball tour- ment berth. Gerster was at the pinnacle of s game Friday, scoring 29 ints including four clutch llies in overtime --to lead an McKiernan's club to its rve Jangling, heart-wrenching iumph in the finals of the uth Central League's sub-disk ict cage tourney at Doherty rlday. The Tribe will advance to Vednesday's first round of the tate AAA playoffs in Denver iy virtue of the decision. It will ie the Terrors' first state ap- nearance since the 1958-69 sea- .on. I honestly can't believe it, raid a limp McKiernan outside he winner's locker room follow- ng the game. It's almost like a dream -I can't believe it. We've been ready for South and their press for a long time. The Palmer win was predi- cated on the team's ability to break South's full-game, full- court trapping zone press. Using quick in-court passes tt shifty guard Mike Urig, the Terrors turned theColts' strate- gy awry, consistently moving the ball without duress into the South offensive zone. In fact, Palmer had three-on-- two offensive opportunities nu- merous times. Ann that's where Gerster came in. ights. a er Shock th in CT Stationed deep in Colt territo- YY, he frequently was open from the 15to-20-foot range and con- sistently capitalized on the three-on-two situations to con- vert long-range jumpers into Palmer points. We set our offense up to get Bruce the ball, said McKiernan. Once he gets his confidence up, he's something else from outside. 1've said all long that he's the best shooter in the league. Gerster was at his best when the chips were on the table. After scoring six of his 25 regulation points in the fourth period as the teams battle fu- riously, Gerster canned an 18- footer just nine seconds into the overtime session to give Palmer a 51-49 advantage. Then the 6-0 guard who was 13 of 21 on the night closed out the scoring with 54 seconds left in the extra session when he cashed in on a pair of pressure- packed foul shots, making the score 55-51. Earlier in the overtime peri- od, the ferocious 1-3-1 Terror zone defense had forced the Colts into a missed shot, after which Steve Parter had canned two charity tosses to give the Tribe a 53-49 lead. After Mike Maguire trimmed the gap to two at 53-51 with a 25-footer at the 1:02 mark, Ger- ster sank his foul shots and the game was Pa1mer's. South got only one more shot at the basket in the final 54 sec'- onds while the joyous Terro fans ringed the court in antici- pation of the big victory. The Colts had a chance to win the game in regulation time after taking possession of the ball with 1:29 left in the fourth period and the score tied 49-49. South coach Bobby Graham ordered his club into a delay game and the Colts killed 1:10 before Jim Golob's attempted layup after a lob pass under- neath went amiss. The Terrors tipped the ball out of bounds and South re- tained possession with seven seconds left. but tight defense by Palmer's Ken Moore and Mike Urig forced a turnover and sent the game into over- time. Gerster was super, said a disconsolate Graham after the tilt. He didn't cool off. When you've got a kid hitting like that, there's nothing you cari do. I can't believe the feeling, Gerster after the game. That's the best I ever played, but I couldnft have done it without the rest of the guys. They were all great. We were ready for them tonight, said Terror pivotznan Jari Wills, who spiked a pair of early Colt shots and played an intimidating role underneath throughout the game. We just got into 'em. Pueblo South 12 11 10 16 2-51 Pllmlr 11 101611 6-55 PUEBLO SOUTH - Dosen 8-0-16. Ma- guire 6-0-12. Golob 5-2-12, Hiodon 3-3-9. Shaddv 1-0-2. Team fouls - 11. Fouled out - None. PALMER - Uria 1-0-2. Gerster 13-3-29, Wills 3-0-6. Prater 2-2-6, Moore 1-0-2, Jones 1-Z-4. Lawson 3-0-5. Team touts - 10. Fnuled out - Jones. GAZETTE TELEGRAPH Saturday, March 6, I976 Fa S, n GAZETTE TELEGRAPH Thursday, March Il, I976 Smother Terror By JACK MAGRUDER Gazette Telegraph Sports Writer DENVER KGTJ - Wheat Ridge had the best defensive team in the Class AAA ranks going into the state basketball tournament. Wednesday at Denver's Audi- torium-Arena, the Palmer Ter- rors found out why. The Jeffco League champions smothered Palmer's offense in the first half, limiting the Ter- rors to just eight points, and coasted to a 62-32 first-round triumph. Wheat Ridge will meet Boul- der, a 66-36 victor over Grand Junction Wednesday, in the AAA quarterfinals at 6:45 p.m. They're the best defensive team we've played all season, said Palmer coach Dan McKiernan. I think they're the best team over-all in the tour- namentf' Wheat Ridge scored the first 15 points ofthe game, with big men Drew Head t6-103 and Craig Austin 66-95 doing most of the damage, before Steve Pra- ter finally put Palmer on the scoreboard with only 17 seconds remaining in the first period. The Farmers then outscored Palmer 13-5 in the first seven minutes of the second period. They got us down so fast we had to get out of our game, said McKiernan. We started hurrying out shots, and that hurt us. Our wings were getting the ball and taking the shot be- fore trying to penetrate. Our offense was just stand- ing around - we didn't have much movement. We were ner- vous. sure. but we have no ex- cuses. We just got beat. Wheat Ridge held a 28-8 half- time advantage before spurting to a 49-22 advantage after three periods. Both teams substituted liberally in the last quarter as the Farmers opened their lead- to as many as 34 points. Farmer big men Head and Austin were the top scorers. Austin tallied 27 for game honors while Head chipped in with 14. The two also helped Wheat Ridge for a 35-24 edge in rebounding. In addition, the two combined to demolish Palmer's trapping half-court press. Down 18-5 early in the second period, McKiernan ordered his club to go into a trapping 1-3-1 align- ment. But lob passes to Austin and Head enabled the Farmers to effectively cramp the Terrors' strategy. i'We were playing pretty good defense for a while, but that trap can only work so long, said McKieman. If we could have come down and scored and had a good exchange early, I think we could have stayed right with them. But they were cool - they got off to a good start - and we panicked. lt's hard to come up here for the first time and play against a team with such state tournament experience. Tourna- ment games are different than any game in the season. There's nothing like it. Junior forward Prater led the Terrors with- 10 points while sophomore forward Howard Lawson added eight. Bruce Ger- ster, who hit 29 points against Pueblo South in the subdistrict finals, took only five shots and scored four points. Pivotman Jari Wills was the g8me's leading rebounder with 1 . num- 2 s 14 in-az '2?Ci2E'S'- MW. l?i..MI,,'?3f Gersler 2-0-4. Urig 0-2-2, Lawggn 3.2.8, Prater 5-0-ID, McCord 1-0-2. Team fouls - 16. Fo led - ' u out Wills. WHEAT RIDGE -Austin 12-2-26. Neal 1-1-3. Head 6-2-ll. Weiskoof 1-0-2, Storrs 2-3-7, Phnllios 1-0-2, Zaremba I-0-2. Tranhauan 3-0-6. 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