Brownsville High School - Palmetto Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

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March IO March 9 5 A Q 185 5+ Q 4 X K LA 1 at ,sig :in Q ,Q t A T35 3 Essay Assembly -1 ,-A-X 1 . What Public Sc hoo l s do for the Community A A 'N by Citizens Committee of Brownsville. Winners, fi 0 N Joyce Darling, firstg Doris Calderoni, secondg A -N--M745 Marilyn Page, third. Carole Graff, firstg Eliza- beth carey, Seca-nag Gerald Tauanieieh, third in March 31 one Ast PHY Level 3 The Teacher ofthe People tells an exciting ta le ofthe Old West. Awards Assembly Robin receives the award for Best Tackler. Ronnie Mann, famous col- lector of football awards. KEY CLUB BANQUET Members partake of r 'FJ' their banquet suppe r. March 10 . ' SENIOR MEXICAN SUPPER V Mmmmmrn, good! That describes the food at the supper, x 1 .1 l Mary takes 1n the xx..f shekels at the sen ior suppe r, f .f '- IL, Am- 1.4 .f 1 ,Yu

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