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

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jentor 39HUI We. the class of 1962, being in as good mental health as possible, do hereby make this our last will and testament, and in this manner we dispose of our beloved possessions. I. NONA CHRISTY, will to Sue Brotemarkle my dilapidated deck of liverpool rummy cards, to be used between 12:30 and 3:30 on Monday through Friday at home. I. DICKIE SANDERS, will to Tommy Stiles my ability to sign report cards and never get caught until the last of school in Texas History class. I, FRANCIS BARRETT, will my half-used book of tardy and absence excuses and my ability to go to school only three hours a day to Bonnie Chamblee. I. MARTHA OLSON, will my ability to take shorthand without knowing how to spell to Wayne Rogers. I. LINDA JO EREKSON, will to Carolyn Nelle Maddox, one very used brother with a loose temper!! I. LARRY SCHUELKE. will my ability to have a flat tire in another town without a spare with a girl who was already two hours late to Ronnie Stewart. I. GLENDA CRABTREE, will to Andra Peoples my ability to make my feet slip through the stirrups without it being obvious, every time a rangier rode past. I. MARGARET SMITH, will to Enedlna Perez my ability to hold on to the donkey cart at Bandera and still fall off. I, MARGARET NICHOLS, will to Ann Hunter my lazy horse at Mayan, water-bed and all. I, BARBARA MORRIS, will to Ben Clark my bowed legs in order that he can come back down to earth. I. BEN GARCIA, will to Thomas Garcia all my unexcused absences and ability to get to school late every morning and get away with it. WE. CARL BARRETT. RALPH BOWERS, AND KENNETH SMITH, being of sound mind and body, will to the Four Horsemen: Erekson. Shelton. Oglesby, and Seaquist. our great ability to lead the football team to victory. WE. ROBERT LAWRENCE. ZEKE VERA. AND DOMINGO SANCHEZ, will to the Junior boys our ability to chase women until they catch us. I. JOHN SEXTON, will my ability to be the only boy in shorthand class and still concentrate enough to be at the top of the class to any brave boy in the Junior Class. WE. THE FLORES BOYS, TONY AND FLY, will our dancing abilities and our dancing spots (Dead End. Konga. etc.) to the JUNIOR BOYS. We hope you have half as much fun!!! I. W. L. HAMLIN, will my sweet-smelling shirt that the gorilla fixed up for me in the San Antonio Zoo, to Harvey Smith. I, GERALD LINTON, will my ability to arrive to all the Senior parties on time to Allen Morris. I. BERNARD JENSEN, will to Tommy Stiles, all of my empty Bird bottles, with the understanding that he carry on in the fine old Palacios tradition. To Beverlay Morgan. I. NELL CHRISTMAS, will my ability to get married, have two children, and finish school three years later. To Sandra Abraham. I. JUANITA HILL, will my ability to fall in love with a cowboy the second day of the Senior trip. To Joetta Garza. I. MARY ANN SALINAS, will all my empty Winston packages. I. JIM BOB MURRY, will to Mary Jo Blackwell my slim figure. I. CAROLYN SPRAYBERRY, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Linda Clark my ability to be out-foxed and dragged through the river at Bandera by a cute cowboy. I. JILL RICHARDS, will to Roberta Anthis my green hair, and my ability to be tardy (and cut classes) four out of five days, with- out getting caught. To Gilbert Llanes. I. FRED RENDON, leave my ability to shoot pool and dance with a good-looking dame all at the same time, on the senior trip. I, JIMMY NEELEY, being of weak body and feeble mind, will to Larry Griffin my astonishing ability to drive a car without get- ting a single scratch on it! I, JESSIE WHITE, will all of my old dentist appointment cards to Emily Weakly in order that she can skip classes and have as much fun as I have. I, KENNETH SMITH, will to Dalton Mangum my ability to be Miss McGlothlin's star student and pet. I. SHARILYN JACKSON, will to Jimmy Stewart my ability to graduate without taking Texas History and to leave study hall un- noticed. I, STEVE WALLIN, will to George Rohrer my janitor and bus hop privileges. I. ANN COOPER, will my worn-out tennis balls, tom up rackets, and all the sweat and exertion that goes along with it to Gene Cooper. I, BRUCE HERLIN. will to Terry Oglesby. Latin Scholar, one dirty and bent silver dollar. I, SHIRLEY HOGG, will my ability to ride horses and go swimming and come back all in one piece to Danny Kubecka. To Linda Dillard. I, DORIS BROWN, will my slightly worn-out tennis shoes that survived the long walks on Mayan Dude Ranch. We. AURORA GONZALES. JUDY LOTHRIDGE, and BILLIE ROACH, will our ability to ride in back of pick-ups and not get killed, ability to have picnics in the cemetery at 12 A.M., and our book of 10,001 alibis to anyone brave enough to accept it. I, TONY PARDO, will to anyone who's brave enough to accept it, my ability to attend Texas University and support A M with my favorite slogan Gig 'em Aggies. I, RUSSELL CORPORON, will my flags, my 4:00 breakfasts, and my no-doze pills to next year's sleepy-eyed flag-raiser. We. SUSAN SANFORD and TEDDY DEVANT. will our stuffed Bevos to all Junior teasippers. We don't want them 'cause we're Aggies now. I, HERBERT ABRAHAM, leave my ability to take chemistry as a junior and then goof-off all the next year in physics to Steve Neal. I, ANGELA KUTACH, will my ability to have a completely blank mind in trigonometry to any girl crazy enough to take it. To Bill Gidden. I. ROY BOULTINGHOUSE, will my ability to dunk three boys at one time in the pool at Bandera. We. GEORGEANNA CARTWRIGHT and ANITA HEBEL. will to future girl chemistry students table B in the chemistry lab which we have used for two years with its broken test tubes and beakers, and our ability to never finish an experiment on time and to completely exasperate Mr. Clark. I, MYRON SPREE, will my quiet and shy disposition to Terry Shelton. I don't want it anymore! I, LYONEL GIBBENS, will all my wonderful mathematical abilities to anyone who thinks he can top my record. I, AURORA GONZALES, being of frustrated and over-worked mind, will my favorite teacher. Mr. S. H. Clark, to Jack Seaquist. Just keep him pampered, flattered, and confused!!! I, BOBBY DILLARD, will to Pat Phillips my umbrella to be used at the river at all times when he is without clothes and skipping school. I. MARY ANN ARNOLD, will to Andra Peoples my portable iron, to be taken to Bandera so that the girls in Cabins 5 and 6 can scorch all their clothes. 1, JOY JENSEN, will to Linda Clark all my used-up shorthand pads, and my old locker, complete with the unidentified object still in it. I. GARY CHAMBLEE. will to Eddie Schroeder my parking place at Duck Hill. And I. NONA CHRISTY, will an unmarked grave to any girl who bothers Eddie next year!!! WE, the SENIOR CLASS of 1962, being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby bequeath our beloved cherub, CARL WAYNE BARRETT, to Mary Louise Frlery. We hope she'll find some use for him----we haven't!!!!!!!!!!

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 Junior (Ulass COLORS: Red and White SONG: Wine, Wine, Wine MOTTO: A rolling stone gathers no moss. FLOWER: The Blue Bonnet CLASS OFFICERS President - Terry Shelton Vice-President - Gene Cooper Secretary - Sue Brotemarkle CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Richard Stone Mr. Sylvester Clark Mr. Harry Trey big It was May 18, 1962. The biggest event of the year for the 61-62 Junior class was about to take place. Yes, it was the day of the Junior-Senior Party. Mrs. Stone was in a panic, Mr. Treybig was doing his best to make some sense out of the decorations, and Mr. Clark, well, he just knew we had all gone crazy! Due to the efforts of the members of our class, the party was very successful. Our class was privileged to be represented by Miss Ann Hunter as a Homecoming Princess. We were also privileged by having three all-district football players in our class--Terry Shelton, Terry Oglesby, and Bruce Erekson. We also had some members on the all-district track and basketball teams --Dalton Mangum and Terry Shelton. Six of our classmates were sent to Boys' State: Gene Cooper, Jack Seaquist, Steve Neal, Tommy Stiles, Terry Shelton, and Terry Oglesby. Seven of our classmates are members of the National Honor Society. Toward the end of school our class enjoyed a class swim and picnic in El Campo. It was the end of a successful year for our class. We believe that we will be even more successful next year. Sue Brotemarkle