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

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Senior Will I, Shirley Linville, will a year's supply of typing paper and my used up shorthand pads to Sandra Guidry and Helen Bolling. I, Cheryl Milam, will to Lynn Meyer, my ability, strength and determination to live through my senior year without Carter and also to find time to write a letter every day. We, Jan Oglesby, Mary Ann Brune, Clifford Wright, and Brad Tanner, leave to Yvonne Wilson and Jack Brune our marvelous ability to sing Yo Ho Ho. We, Ann Clark, Mary Rose Mireles, and Billie Ruth Sanders, will to Lynn Meyer and Vicki Hildebrandt our ability to start disastrous fires in chemistry and still not burn the lab down or have to write the safety rules. Being of weak mind I, Johnny Alton, will to Suellen Claiborne my leftover government notes and my ability to go through my senior year without having a wreck in the school parking lot. I, Eugene Griffith, in a state of confusion, will to Danny Vacek and Joe Hendricks my English IV notes, witnessed by G. L nuts. To Barbara Snider, I, Kay Koerber, leave the parties after the senior parties and a couple of aspirins for the next day. We, the Senior Class of '64, will to Mr. Smith and the entire faculty the quietness that will develop after we graduate. We, the Senior Class of '64, will to Mr. Smith, his precious mule, Budweiser, at Bandera, seeing as how they get along so well together. (He couldn't ride anything else.) We, the Senior girls, will to the Junior girls, our ability to be in on half of the mischief and get blamed for all of it. I, Mary Ann Burke, being of blond head and weak mind, do will to Lydia Oldham my ability to giggle at every performance during my senior year. I, Irene Solis, will to my underfed cuz, Josephine Solis, my most wonderful ability to gain up to four pounds a week just by dropping by at the Loop or El Toro practically every night to feast heartily. I, Clifford Wright, being slightly feeble minded and mentally unstable, do, in the witness of no one in particu- lar, will to Ricky Conrad my ability to sneak out of the Youth Club window (for purpose not herein stated) without being caught by the chaperones. I, Raymond Morgan, being of weak mind, superior body, and feeble hand, will to Frank Michalik my literature notebook if he can read it. I, Norma Barber, being of weak and exhausted mind, do hereby will to Annie Jo Venglar my great inability to work logarithms. We, the Senior Play Cast, will to next year's seniors, the famous fertility Goddess, and the line most attractive in our play. Pillow Talk : Okay Lady. I, Evangeline Flores, being of sound mind, do will to Geneva Galvez, my power to get the ball over the net in volleyball since she has never been able to do it. I, Weldon Corporon, will to Roland Fondon my ability to not play football and still have a cheerleader for a girl friend; and to Suellen Claiborne my ability to reach the stirrups while riding horses. I, Joyce Scruggs, of thoroughly tested mind (by order of my teachers) will to my crippled cousin, James Gibson, my law notebook, retailing book, and English notes which are my most cherished possessions, other than the memory of doing exercises in P. E. I, Paul Spree, being of lessening mind, do hereby will to Lonnie and Donnie Harvey my ability to go around a 60-mile-an-hour curve at 120 miles an hour, done by using both sides of the road. I, Larry Dillard, being of sound mind and big body, will to Richard Parrish, Robert Johs, Stewart Gillen, and Trinidad Constancio, my ability to moonlight peacocks at Bandera. We, Carla Barrett, Dennis Wynn, Ginger Shearer, and Mike Martindale, being of wet faces and dampened spirits, will to Patricia Arnold, Naomi Cartwright, Janet Hagemeier, and Evelyn Lenz, the gorilla at Bracken- ridge Park. I, Homer Brown, of decrepit body and mind, do hereby will to Douglas Kubecka and Ralph Brown, my ability to chew my fingernails while riding with Paul Spree. I, Margaret Wallin, will to Pat Rohrer, a member of our car pool, my ability to be the first out of the band room and the last one to the car--five minutes later. 28 (continued after ad section)

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CLASS OFFICERS President: Paul Fields Vice-President: Robby Shelton Secretary: Douglas Kubecka CLASS SPONSORS Miss Gloria Walter Mr. Sylvester Clark Mr. Leon Bullock Mr. Harry Treybig COLOR: Red and White SONG: Suspicion FLOWER: Red Rose MOTTO: The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is be one. - Friendship The Junior Class of 1963-64 consists of sixty members. We are very proud to say that four are members of the National Honor Society, six are active in the Future Teachers of America, and a new club was started by Juniors. Jennie Bearse and Ralph Brown were elected favorites by the Junior Class. Jennie also represented our class as Homecoming Princess. The boys were very active in sports this year, with eleven A string players. Ricky Conrad, Robby Shelton, Douglas Kubecka, and James Gibson were elected to the all-district team. During basketball season Ricky, James, Robby, John, and Charles placed second in district. Sandra and Helen made all-district girls' basketball. We will leave our 1963-64 Junior year with a feeling of accomplishment. We only hope we will do as well as seniors in 1964-65. Patricia Arnold Jennie Bearse Helen Bolling Ralph Brown 30