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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

1963 pbb ®idc alacios tgl] ctfool |lalacios, tHexas jAmtual jltaff Mary Louise Friery Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Mary Friery Sponsor Nancy Turek Assistant Editor 3forefaiord The year 1962-1963 has been a good one for the Palacios High School, especially since we were able to move into the new high school. This 1963 Ebb Tide is the work of many. Any annual, large or small, needs the services of a varied group, using their many talents. Now the activities can be re-lived, remembered, and cherished for many years. We hope that in the future you may look at the 1963 Ebb Tide and remember the many activities that made this year a great one! Mary Louise Friery Editor-in-chief 2 Annual Jltaff Carolyn Maddox Advertising Editor Jimmy Stewart Photographer Larry Griffin Advertising Editor Lynette Jenkins Class Editor Gene Cooper Photographer Norma Barber Activities Editor Bonnie Chamblee Sales Manager Helen Bolling Advertising Editor Jack Seaquist Sports Editor Ginger Shearer Features Editor Bert Anthis Art Editor iBedtcation Mr. Ralph P. Newsom has completed his thirty-sixth year as superintendent of the P.I.S.D. During that time he has made the welfare of our school district his p rima ry interest. He is continually striving to do what is most beneficial to the students. To foster a spirit of friendliness, good sportsmanship, and good will is his chief objective. The school board, faculty, and students have come to depend on his leadership and guidance in the many problems and affairs of the unit. For these reasons we dedicate the 1963 Ebb Tide to JHr. ftalpf} |3. etosom 4 Administration •Htgl] School Sfaculto JWnumetratiim J. G. SMITH High School Principal RALPH P. NEWSOM Superintendent of Schools LE ROY NEAL Supervisor R. C. SHELTON Business Manager MYRLE BURTON 6 Librarian CLARA SEAQUIST Cafeteria Supervisor GEORGE D. HOLST Junior High School Principal GRACE GIDEON School Nurse DOROTHY SMITH KERMIT GIDEON LEON BULLOCK Home Economics Choral Music Director Vocational Ag. GLORIA WALTER MARY FRIERY BELLE MeGLOTHLIN BARBARA LANMON English, Speech English, Spanish English, Latin Girls’ Coach, P. E. Health FRANCES BALUSEK JUNE WIGGS NATHAN LINTON SYLVESTER CLARK Commercial Commercial Math Science TONEY CARR CHARLES SHREVE HARRY TREYBIG MITCHELL BUTLER Head Coach Social Science Biology Band History Coach Coach VIVIAN NEWSOM Home Economics WILLIAM BEASLEY History W. J. ARRINGTON World History CHARLENE SHELTON Secretary 8 CYRIL CARVIN TRAVIS WASHINGTON O. M. ROANE English Algebra I, English Reading, Spelling ALLIE M. WHITLEY ROSALIE ELLIS R. D. RAWLS Math Science Shop, Math MARGARET HOLSWORTH CHARLES WIGGS JOHN LOUDERBACK English. History Reading. Coach Am. History. Math LOIS DISMUKES MEL KOERBER LEALA KAHLICH Secretary Secretary Bookkeeper juniors CLASS OF 1963 FRONT ROW: Dolores Rocha, Larry Griffin, Olga Guerra, Gilbert Llanes. Beverlay Morgan, Steve Neal, Bonnie Chamblee, Harvey Smith, Ann Hunter Tucker, Dalton Mangum, Linda Dillard. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Maddox, Tommy Stiles. Sandra Abraham. Gene Cooper, Jan Zimmerman. Mike Edwards, Mary Louise Friery, Bruce Erekson, Lana Alzner. THIRD ROW: Milton Wall. Emily Weakley, Larry Everett, Sue C. Brotemarkle, Jack Seaquist, Mary Jo Blackwell. Allen Morris. Bon- nie Noble, Eddie Schroeder. Andra Peoples, Jimmy Stewart. Irene Galvez. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Garcia, Wayne R. Rogers, Terry L. Shelton, Ronnie Stewart, Terry Oglesby. Charles Mosier, Pat Phillips, George Rohrer, Danny Kubecka. Class Song: Class Motto: Class Flower: Class Colors: entor (HI ass Climb Every Mountain Nothing Is Impossible To A Willing Heart Red Rose Red and White CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Erekson.................. Terry Oglesby.................. Danny Kubecka.................. . . Secretary . . President Vice-President CLASS SPONSORS J. G. Smith Dorothy Smith Charles Shreve Laughter and tears, dancing and swimming, late hours of studying, and last minute cramming for test, senior play practice, and the coon dogs are just some of the crazy mixed-up things that have made our Senior year wonderful. This year the Seniors of 63 have been as successful as they could ever hope to have been. We are the first class to graduate from the new high school; the first Palacios Seniors to wear red and white graduation gowns. Our members have excelled in and made better all the events they have participated in. We are proud of the fact that we have quality instead of quantity. Palacios High School has given us much and we hope that we have left behind many memorable achievements. Yea Seniors 1963!! !!!! 10 SANDRA ABRAHAM—Sharkettes 10,ll,12;Choir 12;Volleyball 10; FHA 10;UIL Poetry Reading ll;Sen- ior Play 12;Powderpuff Football 10, 11,12. ROBERTA ANTHIS RIPKE —Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11; FTA 12;Band 10,ll,12;Ubrarian 11, 12;Powderpuff football 10,11,12; UIL Debate 12. SUE BROTEMARKLE—Girls' De- bate 12;Band 10,ll,12;DistrictBand 10,ll;RegionalBand 10; Tennis 10, 11,12; Basketball 10,ll,12;Basket- ball Captain ll,12;Honor Society member 10,11,12; Honor Society of- ficer 12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Pow- derpuff football 10,11,12; Twirler 11,12; Seniors' Who's Who' Most Outstanding 12; John Philip Sousa Band Award 12; Senior Play; UIL Ready Writing 11; Class Secretary 10,11; Annual staff 11; Class Favorite 10,12; Senior Brains . BONNIE CHAMBLEE—FHA 10,11, 12; FHA Reporter 10,11; Choir Offi- cer 11; Powderpuff football 10m; Cheerleader 12; Seniors' Who's Who. MARY JO BLACK WELL--Sharkettes 10; Pep Squad 11,12;Powderpuff foot- ball 10,11,12; UIL Reading 11; UIL Play 11; Senior Play; Who's Who; Choir 12; FHA 12; Librarian. GENE COOPER--Football 11; Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Tennis 11,12; Honor Society 10,11,12; Band 10, 11,12; Class Vice-President 11; Of- ficer of Honor Society 12; Seniors' Who's Who; Senior Play; UILSci- ence 12; Annual Staff 12; UIL Num- ber Sense 10,11; Boys State 11; Senior Brains”; Biglish.Math, Science Awards. LINDA DILLARD--FHA 10,11,12; FH A Officer; FTA officer 12; Pow- derpuff football 10,11,12; Powder- puff Captain 12; Senior Play; Christ- mas Play 12; Pepsquad 10,11,12; FFA Favorite 12; DAR; Home Econo- mics Clothing A ward. BRUCE EREKSON—Football Cap- tain 12; Football 10,11,12; Basket- ball 10,11,12; Track 10,11; A11 District Football 11,12; Senior Class Secretary; Senior Play; Christmas Play; Class Favorite 10; Powderpuff cheerleader 11,10; Powderpuff coach 12. Seniors’ Who’s Who. LARRY EVERETT—Track 11; Foot- ball 11,12; Senior Play; Powderpuff football referee 12. Simon--Foot- ball 10;Track 10; School Dance Band 10. MIKE EDWARDS—Senior Play; Track; FFA 12; FFA Officer; Indus- trial--Football 10; Play Cast 10,11. MARY LOUISE FRIERY--Basketball 10.11.12; Volleyball 10,11.12; Hon- or Society 10,11,12; FH A 10,11.12; FH A Officer 12; FTA 12; FTA Officer 12; FTA Girl of the Year 12; Pepsquad 10,ll,12;Salutatorian; Annual Staff 11,12; Assistant Editor 11; Editor 12; Class Newspaper 10; Powderpuff Man- ager 10,11; Miss Ebb Tide 12; Senior Brains ; Home Economics Food Award. IRENE GALVEZ--Senior Play. LARRY GRIFFIN--Band 10,11,12; Band President 12; District Band 12; Senior Play; Christmas Play 12; An- nual Staff 12; Tennis 11,12. OLGA GUERRA--Pepsquad 10,11; FHA 12; Choir 12; Senior Play. DANNY «UBECKA—Football 10, 11,12; FFA 10,11.12; Senior Class Vice-President; Seniors' Who's Who; FHA Beau; Senior Play; Pow- derpuff coach 12; Powderpuff cheer- leader 10,11. CAROLYN MADDOX--Band 10,11, 12; Majorette 10,11; Head Cheer- leader 12; Basketball 10,11,12; UIL Play 12; Senior Play 12; Powderpuff football 10,11,12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Volleyball Captain 12; Regional Band ll;Girls' Athletic Award, Commercial Award GILBERT LLANES CHARLES MOSIER—Pepsquad 12; FFA 10,11,12; Senior Play. DALTON MANGUM—Football 11, Basketball 10,11,12; All-District Basketball 11,12; Basketball Cap- tain 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Most Improved Track Award 10; Regional Track 11,12; FFA 10; Class Favorite 11; School Paper 10; Powderpuff cheerleader 11,12; Senior Play. BEVERLAY MORGAN--National Honor Society 10,11,12; FHA 12; FT A 12; FTA Officer 12; Senior Play; Christmas Play; U1L Play 11; UILReady Writing 12; Pepsquad 11, 12; Seniors’ Who's Who; Powderpuff football 11; Betty Crocker Award 12; Office 10.11,12; Senior Brains . STEVE NEAL—Choir 12; Band 11, 12; Persuasive Speaking, UIL12; Boys State 11; Christmas Play. Lincoln, Nebraska—Band 10; Inter- nation Club 10; Social Science • Award. ALLEN MORRIS BONNIE NOBLE—Band 10,11,12; President of FTA 12; National Honor Society 11,12; UlLDebate 11,UIL Prose Reading 12; Powderpuff foot- ball 12; Senior's Who's Who; Senior Play; FTA 12; Senior Brains . ALLEN MORRIS--Basketball 11; Track 11.12; Football 12; Boys' debate,district 12; UIL Science 12; Honor Society 11,12; Senior Play 12; Christmas Play 12; Class Newspaper 10; Senior Brains , Foreign Lan- guage Award. TERRY OGLESBY—Senior Class President; Football 10,11,12; Foot- ballCaptain 12; All District Foot- ball 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Senior Play; UIL Play 12 (all star cast); Powderpuff coach 12; Powderpuff cheerleader 10,11; FFA 10.11,12; FFA Officer 12; Office 12; Christmas Play 12; Seniors' Who's Who; Boys State 11 PAT PHILLIPS—Football 10,11,12; All District Football 12; Track 10; FFA 10,11; Senior Play; Agriculture Award. DOLORES MARIE ROCHA—FHA 12; Senior Play; Pepsquad 11,12. GEORGE ROHRER—Band 10,11,12; Band Officer 12; Tennis 11,12; Sen- ior Play. ANDRA PEOPLES--Basketball 11, 12; Volleyball 11,12; FHA 11,12; FHA Officer 11,12; Choir 11,12; Senior Play; Powderpuff football 11,12; Pepsquad 11,12; Librarian 12; Cypress-Fairbanks—BobCat Drill Squad 10; Treasurer of Class 10; FHA 10; FNA 10;FTA 10; Treas- urer of Library Club 10. DOLORES ROCHA WAYNE ROGERS—Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10,11; Track 10; Powderpuff cheerleader 10,11,12; FFA 10,11. EDDIE SCHROEDER—Football 10, 11,12; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; National Honor Society 12; UIL Science 12; Class Favorite 12; Sen- iors' Who's Who; Powderpuff cheer- leader 11; Powderpuff coach 12. EDDIE SCHROEDER HARVEY SMITH—Football 10,11, 12; Tennis 10,11,12; FFA 10,11,12; FFA Officer; Senior Play; Powder- puff cheerleader 12; Office 12. TERRY LEE SHELTON—Football 10,11,12; Football Captain 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Basketball Captain 11,12; All District Foot- ball 11,12; All District Basketball 11,12; Track 10,11,12; (Regional 11); Honor Society 11,12; UIL Play 12; Senior Play; Class Presi- dent 11; Class Vice-President 10; School Paper 10; Powderpuff cheer- leader 10,11; Powderpuff coach 12; Seniors' Who’s Who; Boys' State 11; Boys’Athletic Award. JACK SEAQUIST—Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; NHS officer 11,12; FFA 10,11,12; FFA Officer 10,12; FHAFavorite 12; UIL 11,12; Powderpuff cheerleader 10,11; Pow- derpuff coach 12; Senior Play; Boys State 11; Class President 10; Annual Staff 11,12; Most Outstanding 12: Senior's Who's Who; Valedictorian 12; Senior Brains ; Football Captain 12; Elk Club Award. JIMMY STEWART—Basketball 10, 11,12; UIL Spelling and Number Sense; National Honor Society 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Band Manager 10; Tennis 11.12; Seniors' Who's Who; One-act Play 11; Senior Play; Class Newspaper 10; Twirler at Powderpuff football 10; Senior Brains . RONNIE STEWART—FFA 10,11; Football 10; Christmas Play 12; Senior Play; Powderpuff football cheerleader 12. ANN HUNTER TUCKER—Pepsquad 10; Powderpuff football 10,11; Homecoming Princess 11; Choir 12; Choir Officer 12. TOMMY STILES—Basketball 10; Debate 10; Choir President 11,12; All State Choir 11; Regional Choir 11,12; DistrictChamps in debate 12; Boys State 11; Football Manager; 11,12; Senior Play; Vocal Music Award; Speech Award. MILTON WALL—Christmas Play 12; Senior Play. EMILY WEAKLEY--Basketball 10; Pepsquad 10; Powderpuff football 11, 12; Choir 12; Office 12; FHA 12; Senior Play; Who's Who. JAN ZIMMERMAN—Choir Officer 12; Bryan--Footlights Club; Science Club; Geology Club. LANA ALZNER--Seniors' Who’s Who; Senior Play; Senior Brains”; Louisiana--Student Council Vice- President 11; Representative Stu- dent Council 12; Volleyball 11,12; Choir 11,12; News Editor of School paper 11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Scholastic league District in Home Economics 11. MARY EVELYN EDWARDS--Indus- trial; Annual Staff; FHA Officer, FHA. MARY EVELYN EDWARDS tnior ®rtp DPI V t R A5LCCP TO «55“ GO UNDER I Do-o-o? So what's so good about a hat? The Palacios Senior Class presented Our Town by Thornton Wilder. It was the story of a small town much like our own. It was directed by Gloria Walter, the speech teacher. Eat your breakfast! 23 Mary Louise Friery Salutatorian COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Wednesday, May 29, 1963 8:00 P.M. Graduation Sue Brotemarkle giving the Class History. Processional................................Karen Bell Invocation.......................Mr. W. C. Hagemeier Vocal Special......................................Trio Mary Ann Burke, Karen Bell, Gaye Rogers Accompanied by Margaret Herlin President’s Speech.....................Terry Oglesby Class History..........................Sue Brotemarkle Class Song.......................................Tommy Stiles Salutatory..........................Mary Louise Friery Piano Solo............................Theresa Espinosa Valedictory..............................Jack Seaquist American Legion Awards................Louis Wickham Commander, Greenwood-Curtis Post High School Awards......................Mr. J. G. Smith Awarding Junior High Certificates . . Supt. Ralph Newson Graduation of Class of 1963 ......Supt. Ralph Newsom Awarding Diplomas.................Mr. Woodrow Wilson School Song.....................................Senior Class Benediction.......................Rev. H. A. Whitfield Recessional..................................Karen Bell Attendants: Rita Rogers and Clifford Wright Rev. John Berkley A WARDS American Legion Awards Margaret Herlin, Lester Ralph Home Economics Clothing Award Linda Dillard Salutatorian and Home Economics Award Mary Louise Friery Valedictorian Jack Seaquist Math, English, and Science Gene Cooper Girls' Athletic and Commercial Carolyn Maddox Speech and Vocal Music Tommy Stiles Foreign Language Allen Morris Boys' Athletic Terry Lee Shelton Agriculture Pat Phillips Social Science Steve Neal BACCALAUREATE SERVICES HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sunday, May 26, 1963 8:00 P.M. Processional..................................Karen Bell Invocation.........................Rev. Rayford Harris Vocal Special..........................Mr. Kermit Gideon Scripture.............................Rev. Richard Stone Sermon................................Rev. John Berkley Benediction.......................Dr. Das Kelley Barnett Recessional...................................Karen Bell Attendants: Nancy Turek and Earl Hal fen Senior Vili We. the class of 1963. being of mutilated and tired minds, feel that the junior class of 1963 need everything they can get. so we will the following: 1. Sandra Abraham, will to Marvin Stuhrenberg all the dead rabbits found in my front yard on Sunday mornings. 1, Beverlay Morgan, will to Joan Caroll Allen Mr. Smith and all sixth period office problems, and to Doris Fitzmorris 1 will my ability to go through the whole senior trip without being kissed, except by horses. We. the Senior Girls, will to Cheryl Milam. Ginger Shearer, and Susie Reanue all our fun. bruises, and new boyfriends from the senior trip. I. Roberta Kaye Anthis. will to Lynette Jenkins all my good times during the senior year--especially the trip to Wharton, leaving town at 6 o'clock, to take a college entrance examination the day after homecoming. The Senior football boys leave to the juniors a used yell. Beat Dulles . I. Terry Oglesby, will to Tommy Beard. Louis Hickle. and Donald Wessleman. my ability to meet the Guillotine one hour, and then make my next class the next hour. 1. Pat Phillips, will to Gaye Rogers. Karen Bell, and Mary Ann Burke my ability to sing Wine. Wine. Wine --Since you really need it. I. Irene Galvez, will to Mary Ann Brune my ability to get a new boyfriend everyday on the senior trip. I. Bruce Erekson. will to Larry Dillard all my chickens and my ability to find perfect arrowheads. I. Larry Everett, will to Dolan Dixon all my broken pistons and shot rods from my Chevy Pick-up. 1. Danny Kubecka. will to Ronnie Sells my ability to get thrown out of FFA and still be FHA Beau. I. Gilbert Llanes. will to Kay Ostrem my ability to make so many mistakes in typing and still pass. I. Bruce Erekson. will to Kay Koerber all my post stamps from Mississippi. 1, Lana Alzner. leave my name of 14 karat Coonie and other unmentional names 1 have acquired to any future seniors who might happen to go through any part of Louisiana at any time of their lives. 1. Ann Hunter Tucker, hereby will to GladysCepak my ability to take H.E. for five years and never leam to cook or sew. I. Bonnie Chamblee. will Rita Rogers my ability to be a cheerleader my senior year and end up at most of the games wearing the wrong uniform. 1, Danny Kubecka. will to Arthur Bowers all my old coon dogs, my paint horse, and my ability to dive off a diving board and end up in the hospital the night of the Junior-Senior Party. I. Andra L. Peoples, will my excess 30 pounds of fat to Shirley Linville to put in the places desired. 1. Jack Seaquist. being of racked mind and broken body, leave to Brad Tanner my coon dog yell (to be used on the senior trip), my messed up trig projects, and a loaded gun to be used on anyone caught with Helen. 1, Delores Rocha, will to Mary Rose Mireles my ability to be late for every occasion--especially for the Mother Daughter Banquet. 1. Pat Phillips, will to Earl Halfen the saddle he shot me out of. 1. Mary Evelyn Edwards, will to Ann Clark my friendly smile and quiet disposition. 1. Thomas Garcia, will my ability to all the junior boys in every subject, especially English four. 1, Charles Mosier. will to Eugene Griffith my invaluable English 4 notebook. I hope it helps you. even though it didn’t help me very much. I. Olga Guerra, will to Ophelia Flores my ability to stay out late and still make it to bookkeeping class and hand in a Stock Note- book before 4:00 on the date due. I. Bertha Garcia, will to Molly Sanchez all my unexcused tardy excuses and my ability to cut homeroom and get away with it. I, Harvey Wayne Smith, will to Homer Wayne Brown all my one inch paint brushes and all the junior high lockers he wants, plus the use of my 1950 Chevy Sports Sedan. 1. Mary Louise Friery. will to Nancy Faye Turek all the past-due deadlines, trials, and tribulations of being the Ebb Tide Editor. I, Linda Dillard, will to Billie Ruth Sanders the ability not to forget to introduce Mrs. Smith at the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and to Melvena Tanner, my front seat behind Mr. Smith on the school bus. I. Milton Wall, will my chemistry notebook, my compasses and my faithful straight edge (which served me faithfully through one year of Plane Geometry) to Johnny Alton. . 1. Emily Weakley, will to Georgia MaGouirk my freckles, and my height to Cheryl Milam. 1. Larry Griffin, being of feeble mind and weak body, will to Clifford Wright my ability to wreck the same car twice in three days. 1. Bonnie Chamblee. will an unmarked grave in the City Dump to any girl who dares to bother Earl Halfen next year. 1. Ronnie Stewart, being of stable mind, do hereby will o Brad Tanner all my empty cigarette packages. 1, Bonnie Noble, being of exhausted body and unsound mind do hereby will and bequeath to Kay Roane my 28 words in the Senior Play, and to Norma Barber, my place at the bottom of the trig class. 1. Sandra Abraham, will my great acting ability and my wonderful memory to Carolyn Peterson I. Eddie Schroeder. will to Homer Brown my old pick-up and all my speeding tickets. I. Sue Carol Brotemarkle. leave the late hours, utter confusion, and wonderful times involved at being a senior at P. H.S. to Margaret Wallin. I, Ronnie Stewart, will an unmarked grave to any junior boys who bother Georgia. 1. Gene Cooper will to Nancy Turek all the loose bolts and rattles that my car got on the road to her house I. Terry Lee Shelton, will to Mike Martindale absolutely nothing, because 1 need everything I have We. Terry Oglesby and Bruce Erekson will our ability to go to Bay City wearing a pair of sun glasses and come home without any. I. Mary Jo Blackwell, will to Weldon Corporon my mathematical brain--if he can find it, and to Lynette Jenkins I will my wonder- ful memory. I. Tommy Stiles, will to Raymond Earl Morgan my ability to take accurate English literature notes, pass the test, and then have other people borrow the notes, and fail the test. I. Jimmy Stewart, being of weak body and no mind, will to Carla Barren my dilapidated adding machine in bookkeeping to be used to the best advantage next year. 1. Mike Edwards, being of sound mind and weak grades, do hereby bequeath to Mike Martindale all the ink erasers 1 borrowed from Miss McGlothlin. I also leave him my pet rabbit. I, Larry Everett, will to Raymond Morgan my great skill and speed to the lunch room. 1. Jan Zimmerman, being of sound mind and poor physical state, do hereby will to Jan Oglesby my ability to be late everywhere 1 go. 1. Allen Morris, being of no mind and feeble health, will to Carter Browning my ability to marry and divorce half the girls in the senior class, all in one year. 1. Wayne Ralph Rogers, will to Dan Miller the good parts of my car- -the gas lid. 1. George Rohrer. will to Johnny Alton my superior ability in chemistry, and my fantastic foresight of finding out when we are going to have a pop-test. I. Carolyn Maddox, will to Kay Koerber my ability to live without Bruce Erekson. 1. Steve Neal, will to Clifford Wright the privilege of having Miss McGlothlin three periods in a row 1 know you will really enjoy this. 1. Dalton Mangum. will to Homer Brown my Stock Market Notebook and the bookkeeping class. I. Larry Everett, will to Dennis Wynn and Paul Spree my ability to run the mile in 30 minutes. I CLASS OFFICERS President....................Ronnie Sells Secretary..................... Rita Rogers Vice-President .... Mike Martindale CLASS SPONSORS Miss Gloria Walter Mr. Sylvester Clark Mr. Leon Bullock Mr. Harry Trey big This year the Junior Class had 5 A” team lettermen in football. We also had 7 girls on the A team in basketball. Our class was proud to be represented by Misses Cheryl Milam and Gaye Rogers as Home- coming Princesses. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 18, 1963, in the new Community Center. The theme used was Underwater Fantasy . The Prom was a perfect ending to a wonderful year and we all look forward to the coming year. Junior (Hlaee COLORS: Red and White SONG: You’ll Never Walk Alone FLOWER: Chrysanthemum MOTTO: The greater the difficulty, the greater the glory. 23 Joan Allen Tommy Beard Johnny Alton Karen Bell Norma Barber Arthur Bowers Carla Barrett Homer Brown Carter Browning Mary Ann Brune Mary Ann Burke Gladys Cepak Ann Clark Weldon Corporon Larry Dillard Dolan Dixon Eugene Griffith Earl Halfen 29 Ophelia Flores Kay Koerber Shirley Linville Mike Martindale Cheryl Milam Dan Miller Georgia MaGouirk Mary Rose Mireles Raymond Morgan Billie Sanders Ronnie Sells Ginger Shearer Nancy Turek Marvin Stuhrenberg 3lutttor Propheto Gene Cooper, our mathematical whiz, will win a lot of money on a T.V. quiz. Miss Abraham, better known as Sandy, will replace Sapphire in the new Amos 'n ’Andy.” Mike Edwards, a fishing fiend, will end up packing sardines. Lana Alzner, the most beautiful girl, will marry a movie star and tour the world. Bruce aekson, who likes to make a mess, will end up as a gunman for Eliot Ness. Bert Anthis, a real hep drummer, will join a jazz band in the summer. Larry Everett, big round man, will wind up paddling pots and pans. An adventurous girl, Mary Jo, will go to the moon and watch us blow-up. That Garcia boy, the one named Thomas, will make a fortune selling pajamas. A most outstanding girl. Sue Carol, will join the rodeo and hide in a barrel. Larry Griffin, a hot-rod fan, will spend the rest of his life sitting in the can. Bonnie Chamblee, so small and dainty, will marry a millionaire but live in a shanty. That friendly boy, Danny Kubecka, will go to Hollywood and record for Decca. That Gold Star Winner, Linda Dillard, will become skilled at playing billards. Gilbert Llanes, who plays the sax, will be a taster for the brewers of Jax. Mary Edwards, the quiet type, will go to Italy and pick grapes when they're ripe. A boy we know, whose name is Dalton, will soon be making cereal for Ralston. Mary Louise Friery, who provokes mixed feelings, will invent anti-gravity shoes and walk on the ceilings. Allen, the debater, will cater to an exterminator Irene Galvez, tall and slim, will run away to Africa to marry Jungle Jim. Charles Mosier, who never wastes a cent, is slated for a future in high finance. Bertha Garcia, secretary to be, will give up her job and go to sea. Steve Neal, the Persuasive Speaker, will go to Mars and be their leader. That little ole laughmaker Olga, will sail in a washtub down the Volga. Terry O., who is so honest, will go to A. I. and become an orthodontist. Ann Hunter Tucker will ride a horse that will buck 'er. Pat Phillips, with eyes so brown, will join the circus and be a clown. Carolyn Maddox, with such great acting talent, will play a distressed princess and win a knight gallant. That boy Wayne, who is not quite sane, will go to the desert and pray for rain. Beverlay Morgan, H. E. Award winner, will become a detective in the new series of Brenner. An enterprising boy named George Rohrer, will be a carpenter and saw a two-by-four. Bonnie Noble, with her droll sense of humor, will becorfie the warden of the prison in Yuma. Jack Seaquist, best-all-round, will whittle pogo-sticks and jump up and down. A friend of ours, Andra Peoples, will become a painter and paint church steeples. That Shelton boy named Terry Lee, will chase the girls in gay Paree. A girl we know, Dolores Rocha, will open a fish shop in Nova Scotia. Harvey Smith, quiet and shy, will end up to be quite a smooth guy. Emily Weakley, with hair so red, will go broke trying to sell lead beds. That quiet boy, Eddie Schroeder, will raise skunks and hate the odor. Jan Zimmerman, who loves Aggieland, will some day marry a Longhorn man. That Fabulous singer Tommy Stiles, will win all the girls with his wit and wiles. Jimmy Stewart, the class joker, will make his fortune playing poker. Ronnie Stewart, Georgia's pet, will become something, I bet. A studious fellow, Milton Wall, will become the skipper of a 8-foot yawl. ji opljomore0 nphomore (Ulass Color: Red and White Song: The Hammer of Justice Motto: We Sit on a Tack of Success and Rise Rapidly Flower: Yellow Rose CLASS SPONSORS: CLASS OFFICERS: Mrs. Charles Wiggs Mr. Nathan Linton Miss Frances Balusek Vice-President— Paul Fields President— Robbie Shelton Secretary-- John Jackson The Sophomore class of 1962-1963 was very proud of having an All-District football player and nine boys the A team. We had seven members in the newly-formed Future Teachers of America and three probationary members in the National Honor Society. We enjoyed a Christmas party in the Junior High Cafeteria at which gifts were exchanged and the refresh- ments were gobbled up. The class favorites were Wanda Seamon and Ricky Conrad. When we were not struggling with plane geometry, we had a lot of fun and we look forward to another fun year when we are Juniors. Patricia Arnold Helen Bolling Ralph Brown Jack Brune Jeanne Carter Naomi Cartwright Suellen Claiborne Ricky Conrad Trinidad Constancio Mary Ann Contreras Earlene Dickens Charles Eikenberg Paul Fields Evangeline Flores Roland Fondon Genoveva Galves Dora Gatica James Gibson Stewart Gillett Kathy Griffith Sandra Guidry Janet Hagemeier Kenneth Hamlin Donnie Harvey Lonnie Harvey Henry Jackson m John Jackson Eddalyn Jensen Robert Johs Freddie King Carla Leadford Evelyn Lenz Micky King Douglas Kubecka Jeanette La Mott Dominga Martinez 38Dortha Mosier Lynn Meyers Frank Michalik John Morales Teresa Morton Donald Neeley Lydia Oldham Richard Parrish Linda Paxton Warren Pierce Bill Powitsky Donna Rice Patricia Rohrer Johnny Sand ford Wanda Seaman Robby Shelton Patsy Shimek Susan Simpson Jerry Smith Barbara Snider Irene Solis Josephine Solis Russell Thompson Gerald Treybig Dannie Vacek Annie Venglar Florence Wade Yvonne Wilson June Wyatt Joyce Zickuhr Linda Key 39 TOP ROW: Lynn Meyer,Emily Weakley, Cheryl Hicks, Karen Bell, Carla Barrett, Rita Rogers, Eddalyn Jensen, Diane Brooking, Andra Peoples, Kay Koerber, Mary Alice Garza, Gladys Cepak, Joyce Zickuhr, Linda Dillard. MIDDLE ROW: Olga Guerra, Mary L. Friery, Nancy Turek, Beverlay Morgan, Georgia MaGouirk, Mary Jo Blackwell, Yvonne Wilson, Dorris Fitzmorris. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Seaman, Suellen Claiborne, Naomi Cartwright, Dolores Rocha, Lynette Jenkins, Cheryl Milam, Virginia McMillan, Martha Garr. OFFICERS TOP ROW: Lynette Jenkins, Andra Peoples, Mary Louise Friery, Billie Sanders, Linda Dillard. BOTTOM ROW: Naomi Cartwright, Wanda Sea- man, Yvonne Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Sponsor; Cheryl Milam, Suellen Claiborne. 42 SfPJV jMotljer-;@augt]ier banquet Introduction of mothers Devotional Introduction of sponsor Entertainment Marvin Stuhrenberg, Weldon Corporon, Arthur Bowers, Tommy Beard. Leon Bullock, Sponsor; Jack Seaquist, Louis Hickl. OFFICERS Larry Corporon, Bob Arnold, Hubert Harper, Larry Dillard, Robert Johs, Frankie Michalik, Paul Fields, Douglas Kubecka, Billy Kubecka, Ronnie Sells, Edwin Olson, Gerald Holloway, Walter Bowers, Robert Tanner, Roland Fondon, Benny Farley, Charles Eikenberg, Mike Martindale, Henry Jackson, Ronnie Linton, David Guffey, Freddie King, Bill Hill, Stanley Gillett, Brad Tanner, Kenneth Chaplin, Harvey Smith, Favorite Linda Dillard, Earl Halfen, Mike Edwards, Donald Wesselman, Richard Parrish, Jerry Smith, Kenneth Hamlin, Dan Miller, Gerald Treybig, Sweetheart Kay Koeber, Sponsor Leon Bullock; Louis Hickl, Tommy Beard, Jack Seaquist, Arthur Bowers, Weldon Corporon, Marvin Stuhrenberg. A banquet was given by the F.F.A. Boys for their Mothers. TOP ROW: Terry Shelton, Paul Fields, Sue Brotemarkle, Kay Roane. Karen Bell. Carolyn Peterson. Miss Belle McGlothlin, Sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Noble, Annie Jo Venglar, Mary Louise Friery, Wanda Seaman. Beverlay Morgan, Nancy Turek, Norma Barber. KNEELING: Jimmy Stewart, Allen Morris. Eddie Schroeder. Gene Cooper, Jack Seaquist, Earl Halfen, Johnny Alton. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to en- courage the scholastic advancement of students in high school. To be members, students must have and main- tain at least 18 grade points each semester. A student's chances of receiving a scholarship and being admitted into the college of his choice are greatly increased if his record shows he has been a member. QXtjotr TOP ROW: Mr. Gideon, Tommy Stiles, Donald Neeley, Bill Powitzky, Clifford Wright, Thomas Garcia, Danny Vacek. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Abraham, Andra Peoples, Karen Bell, Olga Sainz, Betty Kelly, Margaret Zickuhr, Kay Roane, Emily Weakley, Olita Chanik, Mary Jo Blackwell, Dee Lamotte, Linda Paxton, Ann Hunter Tucker. BOTTOM ROW: Lydia Oldham, Florence Wade, Sandra Guidry, Adelina Alderete, Pauline Bedingfield, Mary Ann Burke, Gaye Rogers, Bonnie Chamblee, Suzette Wynn, Olga Guerra. OFFICERS TOMMY STILES, BILL POWITZKY, MARY ANN BURKE, KAREN BELL, GAYE ROGOVS, SANDRA GUIDRY, ANN HUNTER TUCKER. TOMMY STILES, BILL POWITZKY, DONALD NEELEY, GAYE ROGERS, KAREN BELL, MARY ANN BURKE. FHA Girl of the Year: Billie Ruth Sanders FFA Boy of the Year: Donald Wesselman FT A Girl of the Year: Mary Louise Friery GRADUATION AWARDS Pat Phillips, Agriculture:Terry Shelton, Boys' Athletic Award; Allen Morris, Foreign Language Award; Tommy Stiles, Speech and Vocal Music Awards; Carolyn Maddox, Girls' Athletic and Commercial Awards; Gene Cooper, Math Biglish, and Science Awards; Jack Seaquist, Valedictorian and Elks Club Award; Mary Louise Friery, Home Economics Food Award and Salutatorian Award. Hidden are Linda Dillard, H. E. Clothing Award; and Steve Neal, Social Science Award. jlcfyolarsfytps r T. Oglesby Texas A. I. B. ETekson S. Brotemarkle A. Morris Texas A I. Trinty U. Trull J. Stewart Trull V? I V v 7 i . M. Wall Trull B. Noble Trull B. Morgan Trull D. Mangum H. Smith Trull Trull 48 Princess • Princess Queen 1962 Queen Cheryl Gaye Helen Barbara Jlomccoming Helen was chosen as Home- coming Queen by popular vote of the student body. She was crowned during the half time ac- tivities at the Homecoming game with Ganado Novem- ber 10, 1962. Queen Helen and her court reigned over the rest of the game and watched the Sharks scalp the Indians 40-0! Princess Queen Princess Gaye Helen Cheryl Rogers Bolling Milam Helen was escorted by Jack Seaquist, Gaye by Ronnie Sells, and Cheryl by Carter Browning. The Attendants were Gene Kubecka, Dean Kubecka, Wallace Phillips, Cheryl Phillips, and Jo Ann Schroeder. JSharb and rr The Shark Band, conducted by Mitchell Butler, provided half-time entertainment at all our football games. The Band was led for the second year by Drum Major Jan Oglesby and by twirlers Sue Brotemarkle, Ginger Shearer Kay Koerber, and Yvonne Wilson. In October the band participated in the Rice Festival Parade in Bay City. The band received a II in marching contest in October. We entered the UIL Concert and Sight Reading Contest, receiving a IV in concert and a II in sight reading. In February Karen Bell was chosen Band Sweetheart and repre- sented the Band Boosters Club in the Valentine Sweetheart race. In March we marched in the Rodeo Parade in Bay City. Sue Brotemarkle was awarded the John Phillips Sousa Award at the Spring Concert in April. The year’s activities were climaxed by the 7-mile Buccaneer Days Parade in Corpus Christi May 4. OFFICERS Larry Griffin, President George Roherer, Vice-President Norma Barber Reporter Margaret Wallin Librarian DISTRICT BAND — Melvena Tanner, Larry Griffin, Margaret Wal- lin, Norma Barber. SOLO AND EN- SEMBLE--Sue Brote- markle, flute solo; Mary Rose Mireles, Ann Clark, Norma Barber, Clarinet trio. Karen Bell, Band Sweet- heart, Band Secretary, District and Regional bands. Larry Griffin Geoge Rohrer Gene Cooper Sue Brotemarkle Bonnie Noble Gilbert Llanes Steve Neal Roberta Anthis Karen Bell Ginger Shearer Margaret Wallin Norma Barber Melvena Tanner Mary Rose Mireles Ann Clark Jan Oglesby, Drum Major Shirley Linville Donald Neeley Carla Leadford Janet Hagemeier Pat Rohrer Kay Koerber Bruce Hart Eddie Salinas Sara Prindle Margaret Herlin Benny Farley Yvonne Wilson Wanda Laurence Bob Fuget Cynthia Loff Sandra Morton Rosemary Barton Van Johnson Paul Wyatt Bob Arnold John White 51 tEtmrlcre 1963 TWIRLERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Brotemarkle. Senior: Yvonne Wilson. Sophomore; Drum Major Jan Oglesby, Junior: Ginger Shearer, Junior; Kay Koerber, Junior. 01 Ijeer leaders BOTTOM ROW: Georgia MaGouirk, Bonnie Chamblee. TOP ROW: Helen Bolling, Carolyn Maddox, Rita Rogers. If «A OFFICERS BACK ROW: Mrs. Friery, Sponsor; Melvena Tanner, Reporter. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Noble, President; Linda Dillard, Vice-President; Mary Louise Friery, Secretary; Beverlay Morgan, Parliamentarian. NOT PICTURED: Janice Oglesby, Treasurer; Ginger Shearer, Historian. MEMBERS BACK ROW: Mrs. Friery, Bonnie Noble, Melvena Tanner, Beverlay Morgan. Mary Louise Friery, Linda Dillard. FRONT ROW: Lydia Oldham. Patsy Shimek, Susan Simp- son, Teresa Morton, Bert Anthis, Eddalyn Jensen, Annie Jo Venglar. NOT SHOWN: June Wyatt, Ginger Shearer, Janice Oglesby. The Palacios High School chapter of Future Teachers of America was organized in November 1962 and is affiliated with the National Education Association and the Texas State Teachers Association. The organization is made up of students who are interested in teaching as a career. There were sixteen charter members. 54 This building was the Palacios High School from September 1936 to March 1963. Even though we have the new building pictured below, we cherish the memories of the past years. Past and present jlcfyools The student body moved into the new high school on March 1, 1963 and will enjoy its modern facilities for years to come. The name of the building is The Ralph P. Newsom High School. 55 (Sttterscljolastic League - Citerarg Ruente TOP ROW: J. Olgesby. T. Olgesby. J. Sanford. T. Shelton. A. Morris. A. Venglar. Y. Wilson. J. Stewart. G. Cooper. MIDDLE ROW: S. Brotemarkle, B. Noble. E. Schroeder - placed third in district in science: J. Sea- quist, W. Seaman, L. Jenkins, B. Sanders. N. Barber, B. Noble also placed second in prose reading. BOTTOM ROW: G. Shearer, T. Stiles. S. Neal. L. Oldham, C. Milam. B. Morgan. E. Halfen. N. Turek. M. Tanner. The spelling team, consisting of Norma Barber and Jimmy Stewart, placed third. Norma Barber placed third as an individualist. The following district winners participated in the Regional meet held at Kingsville: Top Row: The debate team--Allen Morris, Tommy Stiles. Bottom Row: Gene Cooper--Science, Yvonne Wilson- -Extemporaneous Speaking. Steve Neal --Persuasive Speaking. THE DISTRICT PLAY MINUET PLACED SECOND Terry Olgesby--All star cast. Carolyn Maddox—Best Actress. Terry Shelton-Honorable mention. Most Outstanding Ban Boerber Bennie Hubecka 59 J eniore’ BEST ALL AROUND JACK SEAQUIST SUE BROTEMARKLE MOST HANDSOME MOST BEAUTIFUL TERRY OGLESBY LANA ALZNER NEATEST EMILY WEAKLEY EDDIE SCHROEDER 60 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR BRUCE EREKSON MARY JO BLACKWELL MOST ATHLETIC ANDRA PEOPLES TERRY SHELTON «Mil _____L T T —i- j -T- Juniors MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GENE COOPER BEVERLAY MORGAN BONNIE NOBLE WITTIEST JIMMY STEWART FRIENDLIEST DANNIE KUBECKA BONNIE CHAMBLEE jentor Jlfaiiorites j u? Srotemarfele liddte j djroeder 62 J opljinmire Jjalumtes JUckg (Conrad 3Handa teaman JHiss libb nitri t JlflartJ Coui e iFricrg Miss Ebb Tide was elected by the annual staff and the faculty for outstanding work on the annual. The staff nominated three girls and one boy and the faculty elected the one considered most deserving of the honor. 65 JACK L. SEAQUIST JIMMY STEWART THE SENIORS PICTURED. DESIGNATED SENIOR BRAINS . HAVE EACH EARNED GRADE POINTS IN EXCESS OF 100. THE ABOVE JUNIORS ARE IN THE TOP SP o OF THEIR CLASS. THEY HAVE MAINTAINED THE HIGHEST AVERAGES OF THEIR CLASS FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS. THE SOPHOMORES BELOW ARE IN THE TOP 4% OF THEIR CLASS. THEY HAVE MAINTAINED THE HIGHEST AVERAGES OF THEIR CLASS THIS YEAR. JiopfyomorE grains” PATRICIA ARNOLD PAUL FIELDS WANDA SEAMAN SUSAN SIMPSON ANNIE JO VENGLAR junior grains NORMA BARBER KAREN BELL CAROLYN PETERSON NANCY TUREK 3footbaII THE LEADERS--Bruce Erekson, Terry Shelton, Terry Oglesby, Jack Seaquist. THE BOSSES--Harry Treybig, Toney Carr, Charles Shreve. TOUGH SHARKS ALL DISTRICT--Robby Shelton, Jack Seaquist, Clifford Wright, Pat Phillips, Terry Shelton, Terry Oglesby, Bruce Erekson. ®ri '®t8trict (ttljampg t t- it | f t t t i f | 1° A31 64 r,M,,VO THE 1962 FIGHTING SHARKS--TOP ROW: Coach Treybig, Coach Carr. Ralph Brown. Arthur Bowers. Dannie Ku- becka, James Gibson, Larry Dillard, Pat Phillips, Raymond Morgan, Clifford Wright, Paul Fields. Coach Shreve. MIDDLE ROW: Gerald Treybig. Jack Brune, Paul Spree, Terry Shelton. Mike Martindale. Terry Oglesby. Charles Eikenberg, Jack Seaquist, Allen Morris, Bruce Erekson. BOTTOM ROW: Manager Tommy Stiles. Robbie Shelton. Eddie Schroeder, Douglas Kubecka, Ricky Conrad, Larry Everett, Dennis Wynn. Trinidad Constancio. Harvey Smith. Anselmo Juarez. THE SHARKS IN AWARDS SENIORS--Allen Morris, Jack Seaquist. Terry Shelton. Terry Oglesby, Dannie Kubecka, Clifford Wright, Pat Phillips. Harvey Smith. Eddie Schroeder. Bruce Erekson, Larry Everett, Tommy Stiles. JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES--T. Constancio. G. Treybig, C. Eikenberg. R. Brown. D. Wynn, P. Spree. P. Fields, R. Shelton, J. Gibson, J. Brune, R. Morgan, L. Dillard. M. Martindale. A. Bowers, D. Kubecka, R. Conrad. 71 BRUCE EREKSON, Sr.. 3 Letters All-District, 61,62; Captain 62 Fullback Twister TERRY OGLESBY, Sr. 3 Letters All-District 61,62; Captain 62 Quarterback Candy Man a CLIFFORD WRIGHT, Sr. 2 Letters All-District 62 Guard Nub TERRY SHELTON, Sr.. 3 Letters All-District 61,62; Captain 62 Halfback Killuee JACK SEAQUIST, Sr. 3 Letters Ail-District 62; Captain 62 Center Droopy PAT PHILLIPS, Sr., 2 Letters All-District 62 End Long Nose DANNY KUBECKA, Sr.. 2 Letters Tackle Dangerous Dan EDDIE SCHOEDER, Sr., 2 Letters Halfback Fearless Ed HARVEY SMITH. Sr.. 1 Letter Halfback The Bomb LARRY EVERETT. Sr.. 1 Letter Tackle Round Man RAYMOND MORGAN, Jr., 2 Letters Hon. Men. All-District 62 Tackle Big Morge MIKE MARTINDALE, Jr., 1 Utter Guard Mean Mike ARTHUR BOWERS. Jr., 2 Utters Guard Boo Hoo PAUL SPREE, Jr., 1 Letter Guard-Tackle Punching Paul LARRY DILLARD, Jr.. 2 Letters End Painless DENNIS WYNN, Jr. 1 Letter Back The Hitter JAMES GIBSON, Soph., 1 Letter End ... Mangier ROBBY SHaTON, Soph., 1 Letter RICKY CONRAD, Soph., 1 Letter All-District 62 Fullback Half-Back Ramblin’Rick Monster DOUGLAS KUBECKA, Soph., 1 Letter Line Backer Powerful Pac CHARLES E1KENBERG, Soph, Res. Center The Nose RALPH BROWN. Soph., Res. Guard Chief Long Nose GERALD TREYBIG, Soph., Res. Action Tackle Killer PAUL FIELDS, Soph. Res. Tackle Crip 75 Big Red Moves In Watch Out Crab Run, Rick! Help! Terry Forgot The Snap Count. The Big Men The Little Men Check Clifford’s Mouth Seaquist Resting (As Usual) Poor Bruce! Terry Says, Where James Doing The You Know WHO! Is Pat!” One Step ,A” fleant Mickey King, Gene Cooper, Jack Seaquist, Dalton Mangum, Terry Oglesby, James Gibson, Coach Charles Shreve, Terry Shelton, Ricky Conrad, Charles Eikenberg, Bruce Erekson, Robby Shelton, John Jackson. Sous’ Sasketball c. 15” fleant John Jackson, Mickey King, Jerry Smith, Ricky Conrad, James Gibson, Charles Eikenberg, Robby Shelton, Gerald Treybig, Stewart Gillett, Coach Shreve. 77 TERRY SHELTON-3 Captain-'62, '63 All-District '62, '63 BRUCE EREKSON-3 DALTON MANGUM-3 Captain-'62, '63 All-District 62, 63 jentor Lettermen JACK SEAQUIST-3 TERRY OGLESBY-3 GENE COOPER-2 78 BASKETBALL CAPTAINS ALL-DISTRICT Dalton Mangum, Terry Shelton TRACK AWARDS Most Outstanding-Raymond Morgan Most Improved-Paul Spree ttmrds REGIONAL TRACK Robby Shelton, Raymond Morgan, Dalton Mangum STATE TRACK Raymond Morgan 79 y fleam TOP ROW: Helen Bolling. Rita Rogers, Sue Brotemarkle, Andra Peoples, Shirley Lin- ville, Kay Roane, Roberta Anthis. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Barbara Lanmon, Georgia MaGouirk, Ginger Shearer, Janice Oglesby. Carla Barrett, Mary Louise Friery, Carolyn Maddox, Margaret Wallin, Manager. dtrlg’ asfeetball IT’ fleam TOP ROW: Yvonne Wilson, Pat Rohrer, Cheryl Hicks, Sandra Guidry. BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Hildebrandt, Nancy Turek, Mary Rose Mireles. NOT PICTURED: Wanda Sea- man. 80 BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Sue Brotemarkle Rita Rogers Mary Louise Friery Guard-3 Andra Peoples Guard-1 (Uaptains and jentor lettermen Carolyn Maddox Forward-3 Sue Brotemarkle Forward-3 Captain-2 Roberta Anthis Forward-2 81 Citris’ Polleuhall TOP ROW: Yvonne Wilson, Andra Peoples, Sue Brotemarkle, Rita Rogers, Kay Roane, Shirley Linville, Janice Oglesby. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Guidry, Carolyn Maddox, Georgia MaGouirk, Carla Barrett, Pat Rohrer, Mary Louise Friery. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Turek, Vicki Hildebrandt, Wanda Seaman, Mary Rose Mireles, Ginger Shearer. ACTION! ! diris’ J[ootbaII SENIORS AND FRESH MEN--BACK ROW: Coach Jack Seaquist, Sue Brotemarkle, Lana Alzner, Bert Anthis, Emily Weakley, Coach Terry Oglesby, Mary Jo Blackwell. Sharon Lowry, Coach Eddie Schroeder. MIDDLE ROW: Andra Peoples, Sandra Schneider, Bonnie Noble, Linda Dillard, Cheryl Hart, Phyllis Rowton, Charlotte Nichols. FRONT ROW: Frances Spree, Wanda Laurence, Mary Ann Jenkins, Carolyn Maddox, Sandra Abraham, Betty Mueller. RED DEVILS CHEERLEADERS--STANDING: Billy Kubecka, Wayne Rogers, Harvey Smith, Ronnie Stewart. FRONT ROW: Robert Tanner, Dalton Man gum, Joe Dan Huffman, Dizzy Dismukes. BACK ROW: Coaches Pat Phillips and Danny Kubecka, Helen Bolling, Jan Oglesby, Rita Rogers, Yvonne Wilson, Lynette Jenkins, Patsy Shimek, Carolyn Peterson, Shirley Linville, Coaches Bruce Erekson and Terry Shelton. MIDDLE ROW: Norma Barber, Pat Rohrer, Kay Koerber, Carla Barrett, Ginger Shearer, Georgia MaGouirk. FRONT ROW: Doris Fitzmorris, Sandra Guidry, Lydia Oldham, Mary Mireles, Melvena Tanner, Nancy Turek, Dee LaMotte. BLACK WIDOWS CHEERLEADERS—STANDING: Jack Brune, Ralph Brown, James Gibson. FRONT ROW: Mike Martindale, Earl Halfen, Ricky Conrad, Charles Eikenberg. The Black Widows won 14-0. 83 ®racfe Donald Neeley, Terry Shelton, Dennis Wynn, Paul Spree, Dalton Mangum, James Gibson, Douglas Kubecka, Jack Brune, Mike Martindale, Micky King, Robby Shelton, John Jackson, Ricky Conrad, Russell Thompson, Coach Carr, Paul Fields, Raymond Morgan, Larry Dillard, Allen Morris, Terry Oglesby. LETTERMEN Terry Shelton, Dennis Wynn, Dalton Mangum, Ricky Conrad, Robby Shel- ton, Mike Martindale, Paul Spree, Paul Fields, James Gibson, Larry Dillard, Raymond Morgan, Terry Oglesby. DISTRICT TRACK MEET DISTRICT TRACK MEET Paul, Raymond, Terry DISTRICT TRACK MEET ®emtts Doubles-J. Stewart, H. Smith. G. Cooper, L. Griffin, H. Smith, G. Rohrer, J. Stewart. Harvey Smith Single - Gene Cooper The doubles and single teams represented the school in the district meet. Jimmy Stewart Larry Griffin Gene Cooper George Rohrer tennis DOUBLES Sue Brotemarkle Jan Oglesby ACTION! ! SINGLES Pat Rohrer SUE BROTEMARKLE JAN OGLESBY PAT ROHRER 87 9th (Sracte Bob Arnold Rose Mary Barton Pauline Bedingfield Walter Bowers William Bram Diane Brooking Royce Brune Lyn Bullington Olita Chanik Kenneth Chaplin Larry Corporon Tony Cox Margie Damall James Carl Dismukes Helen Dolezal Benny Farley Bob Fugett Dianne Gaar Molly Garcia Mary Alice Garza Charles Gibson Stanley Gillett Linda Gillett Augustine Gonzales Esther Gonzales Rudy Gonzales David Guffey Henry Guillen Donny Gullet Hubert Harper Bruce Hart Cheryl Hart Margaret Herlin Gerald Holloway Joe Dan Huffman Linda Jackson Charles Jenkins Mary Ann Jenkins Andy Jensen Van Johnson Joe Kana Betty Kelley Billy Kubecka Wanda Laurence Ronnie Linton Josephine Llanes Cynthia Loff Virginia McMillan Benita Martinez Joe Mireles Sandra Morton Betty Mueller Charlotte Nichols Brenda Oliver . m Slawinsky Spree Tanner Delbert Tucker Frankie Tucker John White Edwin Olson Norma Peterson Sara Prindle Ruben Quintanilla Lester Ralph Molly Richman Hope Rodriquez Trinidad Rodriquez Phyllis Rowton Olga Sainz Eddie Salinas Schneider Mike White Gordon Willis Anamarie Wintterle Helenmarie Wintterle Paul Wyatt Sandra York Margaret Zickuhr 91 8th (6rade Carol Adams, Nat Adkins, Jodie Anthis, Wanda Aoughsten, Herman Auzton, Linda Barber. Susan Barnett. Diana Bickham, Ben Black- burn, Euis Blackwell, Carol Borowiak, Dora Boultinghouse. Margaret Boultinghouse, Dolly Bram, Gary Brotemarkle, Kenneth Brown, Jackie Bulling- ton, Robert Burt. Ella Byrd, Kay Caldwell, Abel Cavazos, Rosie Constancio, Estella Contreras, Kenneth Corporon. Emma De Leon, Janet Drastrata, Gene Eggemeyer, Victor Eggemeyer, Craig Elliot, Tommy Ellis. Theresa Espinosa, Ronnie Fields, Ernestine Flores, Esperanza Flores, Stella Flores, Juanita Frausto. Irene Garcia, Raymond Garcia, Gabriel Gatica, Jack Gillett, Stella Gonzales. Lonnie Greenwalt. Oralia Guerra, Dianne Guffey, Aline Guidry, Dorothy Hamlin, Patsy Hardung, Russell Harper. Barbara Harvey, James Henry, Robert Hickl, Larry Hill, Linda Hill, Kenneth Hodo. Calvin Huddleston, Gary Hunter, Robert Jackson, Roland Jenkins, Karen Jennings, Dianne Johs. Frances Joyce, John Joyce, Tony Kana, Kenny King, Glenn Kocurek, Jerome Kocurek. Joan Kovar, Lynelle Kunefke. Helen Lawson, Ernest Long, Tana Lewis, Clinton Loff, Frank Longoria, Karen Lovell, Abel Lucio, Gilbert Lucio, Bobbie Macon, Joe Martinez. Louis Martino, Muriel Morrison, Patsy Mueller, Robert McCrory, Louise Nelson, Nancy Oldham. Marie Pena, Robert Porter, Elma Quin- tanilla, Steve Ramirez, JoAnn Ramos, Alice Reed. Ida Roach, Sherri Reed, Ruby Rodriquez, Lucinda Sainz, Raymond Salinas, Chris Sanchez. Mary Linda Sanchez, Omega Sanchez, Mary Helen Sanders, Barbara Schuelke, John Sells, James Simpson. Linda Skarpa, Linda Sliva, Patricia Standley, Brenda Stewart, Betty Trevino, Helen Weakley. Tommy Weakley, Lynda Wells, Glenna White, Gloria Yanes. win, , Susan Beding- nds. % Linda Campbell, Anna Jane Cano, Patricia Cates, Mary Cavazos, Helen Cepak, Tommie Claiborne, Roger Conrad. Lee Contreras, Susan Diaz, Donna Eiken- berg, Richard Evans, Charles Fitzmorris, David Flores, Mary Ann Flores. Roland Flores, Chris Frangullie, Sherry Gallien, Tony Gal- vez, Joe Mike Garcia, Pauline Garcia, Vivian Garvia. Emma Garza, Herman Gatica, Danny Gibbs, Elizabeth Gonzales, Ernest Gonzales, Earlene Hardung, Norma Hardung. Sandra Harrison, Leighton Hendrick, Rodolfo Herrera, Dennis Hickl, George Hill, Katherine Holloway, Arl Hunt. 94 r, Mary , Keith iron 7th 05racic |an Koer- unefke. Bobbie Laurence, Robert Lewis, Sandra Linton, David Llanes, Linda Lopez, Odelia Lozano, Dionicio Luna. Patricia Maddox, William Malone, John Martinez, Dolores Martino, Mark Mayfield, Kathy Meyers, Kent Miller. Sandra Mixon, _Afldy Morales, James Mor- ton; feucky McKaskle, Yolanda Nevarez, Sylvia Ottino, Bill Parrish. Mike Perez, Johnnie Parker, Mike Pierce, Nancy Raines, Eddie Rendon, Victor Richards, Elizabeth Ridley. Larry Ridley, Tommie Ringo, Eve Rivas, Bradley Roberts, T.J. Roberts, Tommy Roach, Frank Rodriguez. Herminio Rodriguez, Irene Rodriguez, Tony Rocha, Ricky Rodgers, Olivia Salinas, Hope San- chez, Charlie Sanders. 95 7th OSracie Gail Sanders, Henry Schicke, Sharon Schneider, Donnie Schroeder, Joe Shake, Kenneth Simpson, Betty Sliva, Beverly Smith, Dennis Smith, Guy Smith, Alta Standley, Daniel Sullivan. David Sullivan, Beverly Tegge, Carol Turek, Janice Vacek, Bertha Vargas, Arbery Vernon. James Vernon, Frank Villarreal, Shirley Villarreal, Ernest Volek, Gwen Wallis. asbeiball BACK ROW: Coach Barbara Lanmon, Joan Brooking, Gwen Wallis, Sandra Schneider, Frances Spree, Sara Prindle. FRONT ROW: Tana Lewis, Donna Eikenberg, Patricia Maddox, Aline Guidry, Beverly Smith. 39oIIet)baU BACK ROW: Coach Barbara Lanmon, Joan Brooking, Gwen Wallis, Donna Eiken- berg, Kathy Slaughter, Sara Prindle, Beverly Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra York, Tana Lewis, Mary Ann Jenkins, Patricia Maddox, Aline Guidry. FRONT ROW: Sandra Schneider, Cheryl Hart, Charlotte Nichols, Sharon Lowry, Phyllis Rowton, Frances Spree. Coach Wiggs, J. Joyce, A. Gonzales, B. Kubecka, D. Guffey, D. Gullett, J. Martinez, R. Gonzales, Coach Beasley, L. Martino, S. Gillett, R. Linton, E. Lenz, A. Jensen, W. Bowers, C. Gibson, L. Greenawalt, E. Blackwell, J. Henry, J. Dismukes, T. Rodriquez, M. White, J. Kocurek, H. Guillen, R. Fields, R. Tanner, J. Huffman, R. Brune, R. Blackburn. ✓ E. Hunter, H. Rodriquez, E. Volek, V. Richard, B. McKaskle, C. Fitzmorris, D. Smith, A. Morales, R. Flores, D. Sullivan, R. Conrad, R. Abrahamson, D. Flores, E. Rendom, J. Garcia, T. Galvez, D. Luna, J. Parker, M. Perez, K. Kilgore, E. Gonzales, Coach Beasley, R. Rogers, D. Schroeder, R. Lewis, G. Smith, J. Shake, T. J. Roberts. Hrack NINTH GRADE TRACK TEAM Joe Martinez, James Dismukes, Royce Brune, James Gillett, Joe Dan Huffman, Louis Martino, Sam Gale, Rudy Gonzales, Andy Jensen, and Billie Kubecka. EIGHTH GRADE T. J. Roberts, Bobby Macon, Jody Anthis, Joe Shake, ftnest Lenz, Charles Fitzmorris, Ben Blackburn, Donnie Schroeder, Frank Rodriquez, Dionicio Luna, Richard Tweedle, Coach Beasley, Roland Flores, Tony Galvez, James Henry, Roland Jenkins. SEVENTH GRADE R. Flores, R. Huerrera, H. Rodriquez, T. J. Roberts, D. Luna, F. Rodriguez, C. Fitzmorris, D. Schroeder, R. Tweedle, R. Rogers, A. Morales, Coach Beasley. (Eljotr TOP ROW: H. Gatica, S. Ottino, I. Rocha, L. Lopez, O. Lozano, E. Ridley, P. Diaz, P. Hardung, M. Boultinghouse, D. Boultinghouse, T. Ellis, J. Canoles, J. Joyce, B. Roberts, D. Sullivan, S. Flores, J. A. Romas, P. Arndt. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Gideon, O. Sanchez, H. Wintterle, M. A. Flores, I. Garcia, J. Frausto, C. Borowiak, F. Joyce, E. Hardung, A. Reed, K. Jennings, K. Lowell. M. H. Sanders, L. Barber, B. Harvey, H. Lawson, G. Chiles. BOTTOM ROW: T. Calibome, E. Quintinella, M. Sanchez, T. Garza, O. Guerra, G. Sanders, H. Weakley, M. Morrison, R. Bonds, R. Constancio, M. White, E. Flores, L. Sainz, N. Raines, P. Standley, D. Bram, R. Rodrigus, T. Espinosa. N. Oldham, J. Vacek. 99 A nipam TOP ROW: James Dis- mukes, Rudy Gonzales, Andy Jensen, Delbert Tucker, Louis Martinez, Sam Gale, Coach Wiggs. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Tanner, Mike White, Joe Dan Huffman, Royce Brune, Stanley Gillett, David Guffey. ay$’ Pasfedhail TOP ROW: Ernest Lenz, Jerome Kocurek, Evis Blackwell. Charles Fitz- morris, Jody Anthis, Roland Jenkins, Ben Blackburn, Coach Beasley. BOTTOM ROW: Jack Gillett, Donnie Schroeder, James Henry, Bobby Macon, Ronnie Fields, Kenneth Brown. junior Htglj Historical jlocictg MEMBERS BACK ROW: Linda Gillett, Sharon Lowry, Diana Bickham, James Henry, Tommy Ellis, Margaret Berlin, Robert Jackson, Carol Adams. MIDDLE ROW: Helen Dolezal, Patricia Arnold, Cynthia Loff, Aline Guidry, Ronnie Fields, John Sells, Joan Kovar, Janet Drastata. FRONT ROW: Barbara Schuelke, Dorothy Hamlin, Brenda Stewart, Kenneth Brown, Lynda Wells, Diane Guffey. The Palacios Junior Historians was formed in the Spring of 1962 by a group of 10 students who showed an active interest in promoting local history. The membership has been increased to its present number of 32. Some of the goals of our organization for this school are: To promote local history; To promote the school library and the public library with 6 books each on any phase of Texas History; To make two field trips to historical sites near this area; To provide the new Junior High School with an American flag for each room. This organization is new to Palacios and has started off very slowly. This has been done to insure the greatest possible success. We expect to be very active within the next two years and hope to grow each year in stature and usefulness. OFFICERS Aline Guidry . James Henry . Janet Drastata Brenda Stewart ...................Reporter ..................President .............Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer CRAM'S IKAl MAP Of TtXAS (ttljeerlearierB Charlotte Nichols, Joan Kovar, Head Cheerleader; Betty Mueller. Ltierarg (Sroup 102 Joe Dan Huffman, Sam Gale, Sara Prindle, Cynthia Loff, Patricia Stanley, Margaret Herlin, Emma Garza, Phyllis Rowton, Janet Drastata, Norma Peterson, Joan Kovar, James Henry, Mark Mayfield, Bobby Macon, Donnie Schroeder, Bruce Hart, Bobbie Lawrence, Carol Turek, Sandra Mixon, Patricia Maddox, Gwen Wallis, Brenda Oliver, Linda Jackson, Clinton Brown, Yolanda Nevarez, Dorathy Hamlin, Dianne Johs, Barbara Harvey, Yolanda Baldwin, Alta Standley, Helen Cepak, Sandra Morton, Guy Smith, Kenneth Brown. TBattd Kathy Kunefke, Tana Lewis, George Hill, Brenda Arnold, Donna Eikenberg. Guy Smith, Roger Conrad, Mark May- field, Sandra Mixon, Patricia Maddox. Sandra Linton, Clinton Loff, Dennis Hickl, Dennis Abraham, Robert Lewis, Glenn Kocurek, Bobby McCory, Yolanda Baldwin, Ella Byrd, Louise Nelson, Glenna White, Kenneth Corporon, David Flores, Karen Jennings, Tommie Ringo, Linda Hill, Jean Koerber, Abel Cavazos, Theresa Espinosa, Alice Reed, Carol Adams, Betty Trevino, Susan Beaty, Sharon King, Jackie Bullington, James Simpson, Chris Frangullie, Beverly Tegge, Sandra Harrison, and Pam Arndt. Ctatrlprs DRUM MAJOR Patricia Maddox TW1RLERS Kathy Kunefke Tana Lewis Sandra Mixon 103 Compliments of BAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY SUM'S Dairy Treat and Burger Cl 5-8383 your Internat iona1 Harvester Dea 1e r Wharton H i ghway Bay C i ty ckiPJi£| Peach at 7th Street Bay C i ty Texas HURLEY'S FASHION SHOE SALON Ready to Wear Bay C i ty Texas Bay City's Leading Shoe Store 2140 Avenue F Where All The Beautiful Women in the Gulf Coast Buy Their Shoes Bay City, Texas SOUTH TEXAS OFFICE SUPPLY 1831 7th St. Bay C i ty 105 S. Mechanic El Campo Office Machines Furniture - Printing Office Supplies Visit The Y - Restaurant Highway 35 Congratulations to The Seniors of '63 HUNTS FOOD MARKET AND NURSERY Phone 824-2818 Free delivery - Arl Hunt Palacios, Texas ;o6 CONGRATULATIONS; Your graduation from high school is more important today than ever before. You are in at the beginning of the Electric Age--an age of electricity from the atom, of thinking machines and push-button controls. This new age will require more knowledge and will offer new challenges. Electricity, already man's greatest work- saver, will be doing even more for you in the future. And the men and women of CPL are continually planning ahead and building ahead--assuring you an ample, de- pendable supply of low-priced electricity for every purpose. CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY 107 FOISY HUMBLE STATION Compl iments and Best Wishes to the Seniors TEEZ-E-FREEZ Highway 35 Phone 824-9966 Palacios Texas Eat - Ice Cream - Cold Drinks at the HARBOR INN Phone 824-9969 Highway 35 Palacios, Texas FOUNTAIN TERRACE MOTEL PALACIOS. TEXAS Telephone 821-2547 Hwy. 35 “The Hug the Coast Hwy. Congratulations, Senior '63 f rom LAWSON'S HARDWARE Pa 1 ac i os Texas Compl iments of FAYE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 824-2810 Faye Agnes Odessa Dorothy 108 Pa 1 ac i os Texas Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Senior Class of 1963 PAXTON’S STUDIOS When you need a photo, see usi Palacios, Texas Best W i shes from PAXTON ENTERPRISES The Home of Paxton's Quick Action Roach S- Waterbug Killer the product that kills without stomping and DE - RUST - IT the wonder rust remover 109 Tuning Tuning Re-Finishing Re-Bu i1d i ng Compl iments of COLLINS MUSIC CENTER Lowrey Organs Records .Sheet Music Band Instruments JOE JOHS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Harold Schwake, Mgr. C1 5-3983 1808 6th St. Bay City, Texas Richard Collins, Owner LI 3-2928 706 W. Jackson El Campo, Texas Compl iments of Box 3 72 Phone 2021 Blessing, Texas GIFFORD'S MEN'S SHOP 1812 Sixth Street Congratu1 a t ions Sen iors Bay City Texas J. C. PENNEY CO. CAPITAL DRUGS On The Square Coffee Shop Watch Repair Palacios, Texas Bay City Texas MANNING'S Compl iments and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1963 Fabr ics Mill inery JOHN F. GRANT Embroidery Supplies Not ions LUMBER COMPANY Bridal Specialties Bay City, Texas Whol esa 1 e S- Retail Lumber no Palacios Texas Congra tu 1 a t ions SHEARER OIL COMPANY Mobil Products - Wholesale - Marine Service Palacios Texas MARK, KENT, JIM, and WANDA LYNN MAYFIELD Compliments of WERTZ IMPLEMENT COMPANY Bay City Texas Compliments of ETIE'S CAFE ' 'V - x.'s POOD Bay C i ty Texas Compliments of the INDEPENDENT RICE DRYING CORPORATION AND INDEPENDENT RICE WAREHOUSE, INC Bay C i ty Texas Compl imerits of FOX'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of Bless ing Texas Compliments of ED'S GARAGE Blessing Texas ZLOTNIK'S Dry Goods Bay City Texas TUPA’ PHARMACY Palac ios Congratulat ions to the Graduating Class from the FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bay City, Texas 112 Member of.F.D.I.C. HAMLINS Minimax Store has Minimum Prices and Maximum Quali ty Free Delivery Phone 824-2534 EAST BAY COMPANY, INC. Minnesota Paints Building Supplies One Board or a Trainload Phone 824-2718 Palacios Texas FIESTA BOWLING LANES Phone Circle 5-3574 Bay City, Texas AUTO, MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. PALACIOS Post Office Box 990 Telephone 824-2565 Highway 35 Texas 113 Pa 1ac ios TAYLOR - STEVES PALACIOS FLORAL SERVICE FURNITURE CO. 407 Fifth St. Phone 824-2416 Appliances Floor Covering Palacios, Texas Furni ture JH t te m ( m ) sip qtJ Hardware � AND Appliance Two Stores to Serve You Blessing, Texas 1741 Seventh Street Bay C i ty Texas TETTS Compliments JEWELERS of PALACIOS PHARMACY ''Gifts For All Occasions Phone 824-2561 Bay City, Texas 114 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the '63 Seniors THE CITY STATE BANK OF PALACIOS M. M. Brooking S. E. Tegge President Cashier Member of FDIC Congratulat ions Seniors '63 Compl iments of ROSENZWEIG1S R. H. PARKER, president R. H. PARKER, JR., via pres -Matagorda Shell Co., Inc. ROAD MATERIALS ORDERS FILLED BY RAIL, BOAT OR TRUCK Telephone university 3-7871 MATAGORDA, TEXAS Bay C i ty Texas TOWNSEND - HIXON Ph. Cl 5-8345 P.0. Box 470 115 Phone 824-2314 Bay City, Texas BEALL'S Dining Room Curb Service Quality Merchandise Bay City Texas Compl iments of DAVID'S FIRESTONE STORE Bay C i ty Texas Compl iments of OSHMAN'S SPORTING ¥ GOODS _ and _ OSHMAN'S DRY GOODS % v Bay C i ty Texas Hour nwt u«ot SPOONEMORE'S OFFICE SUPPLY Printers - Stationers Office Equ i pmen t Business Machines Phone Circle 5- 651 Bay City Texas WHARTON'S PHILLIPS 66' Blessing CAIN'S RESTAURANT Corner of 7th Street and Nichols Telephone - Circle 5-5533 Bay C i ty Texas Our Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1963 BAY CITY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Baytex Motors Anderson Brothers Rugeley Motor Company Bay City Auto and Sales 116 Texas Compliments of the Y-TEXACO STATION Highway 35 Phone 824-3019 Palacios Compliments of MR. MRS. PAUL GE ISSLER Palacios Texas Compliments - i,,-.. ' of the The City Palacios A The Sea Beacon Palac ios Texas xaLuiivt jCad-izi. cffccuty-1—?o- zox El Eamfio, Dtxai. Free Alteration MOO MOO MILK STORE Save Buy the Jug Phone 824-2718 Meet Me at the Moo Moo Palacios Texas 117 Compliments of Compliments of WHARTON COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION S ir � Bay City Texas aiT Comp 1i ments of I� 1 � � TAYLOR BROS. El Campo Texas FUNERAL HOME Compliments of Compliments GREEN BROTHERS of Jewelers FIESTA BOWLING LANES Bay C i ty Texas Compliments of MATAGORDA PHARMACY 2f Bay City Texas 118 Bay City Texas BAY DRUG COMPANY The Convenient Drug Store Walgreen Agency MURIEL'S OF PALACIOS DRESS SHOP and BEAUTY SALON 824-2619 PHin.iun PRESCRIPTIONS Bay City Cl 5-8493 Palac ios 824-3111 Phone CI 5-4500 Bay City, Texas KELLY BUTANE CO. Butane - Propane Gas and Appl iances J. C. Rice BAY CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Capital $250,000.00 - Surplus $250,000.00 Bay City, Texas Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 119 Congratulations, Seniors COVEY'S CORNER Compliments and Best Wishes from Foley Village - Highway 35 Fishing Supplies, Grocery, Ice PARTA IN'S FOOD Palacios Texas Palacios, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors of '63 Compliments of PETERSEN'S RESTAURANT OYSTER BAR COOPER'S BEN FRANKLIN'S STORE Palacios Texas Palacios Texas Compl iments of _ SECREST SLOAN RANCH f JEWELERS ( ) Since 1909 2129 Avenue G Nellie Tom Sloan Palacios Texas Over 52 Years in Bay City, Texas BLESSING LUMBER CO. Hardware, Paints and Building Materials KAY'S PHONE 2061 - P. o. BOX 368 BEAUTY SHOP Night Phone - 2136 Markham Texas Compliments of ED'S GARAGE NEAL'S GULF SERVICE STATION Blessing Texas 120 Palacios Texas SERVICE STATION DENN BROS. Phone Circle 5-2963 1904 Seventh Street Bay C i ty Texas Photography by STEWART STUDIO Owned and Operated by Norma Jean and Coy Ramsey NORMA vtV C cJji tna.n Portra i ture Commere i a 1 Wedd i ngs 3124 Avenue F Telephone Cl 5-2132 Bay City, Texas YOU SHOULD BE IN PICTURES Compl iments of BAY CITY RICE DRYING COMPANY AND UNION WAREHOUSE AND ELEVATOR Texas 121 Bay City SPOONEMORE 'S Office Supply Printers - Stationers Office Equipment - Business Mach i nes Phone Circle 5-4651 Drawer 1232 Bay C i ty Compliments and Best Wishes From PARTA IN'S FOOD MARKET TETTS JEWELERS Bay City, Texas AUTO, MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. PALACIOS Post Office Box 990 Telephone 824-2565 Highway 35 I 22 Palac ios Texas Congratulations Seniors '63 W.O. SALTER MASSEY-FERGUSON Farm Equipment 1221 Avenue F Phone Cl 5-i+669 Bay City, Texas eiecwcAc ep S� ih0 824-2011 24 Hour Service TOMMY’S ELECTRIC Residential - Commercial 1ndustr ial Congratulations, Seniors MADDOX MOTOR CO. Has Your Car Got ----- Then Why Don't You Buy A There's a FORD in Your Future Tom McCollom 509 Ritchie Palacios, Texas P.0. Box 1055 Wrecker Service CAMPBELL-HUITT INSURANCE YOU NAME IT-WE WRITE IT! 328 Commerce Palacios Texas H. C. Campbell j. Fred Huitt Phone 824-2551 --- Night 824-2020 Compl iments of CURTIS RAINBOW SUPERMARKET Pa 1ac ios EL T0R0 Specialize In Mexican Food Cr Them no T5. i guestlOO X ibout 124 Texas Air Conditioned Dining Room Phone 824-9970 Palacios, Tex. Congratulations t the Graduating Class of 1963 TRULL ESTATE FARMERS’ CANAL COMPANY BLESSING DRYER % WAREHOUSE, INC Palacios Blessing Autographs INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA ’✓“■y ' | . • . y v m •: V : .•;• .■ v. . . .. '“a ? v ' . ;. -. • 7- ' ' 'V' A v , -.- v, T . . -• .v y f . jy k - . . ,V - -r ‘ ■ ' V’- iv'v, ' • ------ 1 bk ‘ V' .vt . V, 4‘ . « V- - - yC -w- H - - ' . . . ' ----- - ---- - v ■ W ■ ‘S - t- • .. 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