Palacios High School - Ebb Tide Yearbook (Palacios, TX)

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SOPHOMORES

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Junior Prophecy Elijio Alamia, one of our football stars, will be the first man to go to Mars. Linda Beasley, who is pretty smart, will be a teacher, but as a dancer she'll start. Rosie kernai will become a singer with a famous band and travel all over this wide land. Bobbie Bickam, whom we all know, will replace Groucho Marx with his own TV show. Shirley Bowers, Butch's cousin, will collect engagement rings by the dozen. Butch Bowers, of whom we have all heard, will go off to college in his new Thunderbird. Patricia Christy, who always has car trouble, will join Lawrence Welk's band and blow champagne bubbles. Jon Claybourn will hold the army's lowest rank; he'll spend the rest of that career driving a tank. Billy Douglas will become a band leader and play his horn like a purple people eater. Betty Friery, who thinks she's real cool, will be principal of Palacios High School. Pamela Green, an industrious girl, will be a whiz in the business world. Tommy Hamlin, with such small and delicate hands, will become a doctor and be of service to man. Jutta Haubold, who is quite a tamater, will someday be a famous ice skater. Mary Kay Heinatz, who laughs all day, will soon be the star in a Broadway play. Harold Jenkins, who likes to paint the town, will be in the movies as the new Johnny Mack Brown. Dennis Jensen, we must confess, will someday be janitor of 'ole PHS. Ronald Jensen, brother to Joy, will buy a guitar and become an All American Boy. Russell Law, who is loaded with charm, will soon find women can do him no harm. Jearl Lewing, who loves all girls, will go to Hawaii and dive for pearls. Lacey Lowry, with hair not so wavy, will soon be playing football for the Navy. Val McDonald, who loved his scooter, will offer his services to Roto-Rooter. Charlie Michalik, a right tall young lad, will marry a movie star and never be sad. Kenneth Mixon, who is quite a card, will be a lawyer since he studied so hard. Victor Navarro, who is such a pal, will soon settle down with an Alaskan gal. Harold Pennington, PHS's Humpty Dumpty, will become president of the 7-up Bottling Company. Delfina Perez, who isn't very tall, will marry a millionaire and really have a ball! Mary Ramsey, who likes to talk, dance, and sing, will, in the FBI, break up a marijuana ring. Ophelia Rendon, the Lulac Queen, will be often heard of, but never seen. Clarence Ripke, who is no stranger, will end up on TV as the new Lone Ranger. Joaquin Rocha, who always wears a grin, will raise cotton and build his own gin. Patricia Rogers, a real slick chick, will become a nurse and care for the sick. John Snider, a jack-of-all-trades, will get rich teaching people to play charades. Leon Steiner, with the young bride he'll marry, is bound for Africa to be a missionary. Jack Traylor, a real true sweetheart, will end up butchering meat for his own Dairy Mart. Arthur Tucker, though he may be slow, will end up married to the new Brigette Bardot. Elaine Tumlinson, who sends out Brandon's bills, will marry William Sanders and have lots of little Wills. One of our seniors, Virginia Wells, know what she'll be, but never tells. Charles White, alias Charlie Brown , will join a circus and be a clown. Bill Wilson, a real live cat, will make his living manufacturing doormats. Loretta Wright, will live in Palacios with Red, who in April she wed.

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President Axel Haubold Vice-President Julian Jenkins CLASS COLORS: Pink, Green The Sophomore class of 1958-59 had three major activities throughout the year; they were: the Christmas party, Sophomore Sock Hop, and our class picnic. Our Christmas party was held in the high school bookkeeping room. We first had refreshments and then the exchanging of gifts. The Sophomore Class gave a sock hop at the East Side Elementary School with music provided by the High Fives . The gym was decorated with green and pink socks, balloons, and streamers hanging from the ceiling. The total amount collected from the dance that night was approximately forty-six dollars. The scene of the class picnic, towards the end of the school year, was Boling's Ranch. Everyone had fun swimming, playing baseball, and, of course, eating their lunches. April 28, Sports Night, started out with a bang when Butch Bowers, senior class president, crownedShirley Hogg, Freshmen candidate, as Sports Queen, and Barbara Ross, the Sophomore candidate, as Princess. The Sophomores won that night with a total of eighty-seven points. Throughout this year we have had a lot of fun, as we will, I hope, in the years to come. SOPHIE FRANGULLIE