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

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I UNDERCLASSMEN Remember......... The endless waiting in the cafeteria line the crowded halls of PHS cramming in the library for an exam attending the Junior-Senior Prom going to the Sophomore a-go-go trying to find a parking place going to countless class meetings taking test, after test, after test making an excuse to get out of homeroom talking at the water fountain finally getting an A in your hardest subject having the class swimming parties All these and more are a part of the memories of the underclassmen at PHS. iL

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Senior Candids Thru the Years A happy group at the Prom—What was in that punch? This is agent 007 1V2 Come in, agent 99. Today, I'm going to teach y'all the backstroke. I'll be glad to give you my autograph. I haven't told him it doesn't wash off! What a Sr. trip! Two seniors, well done, coming up! Put'em up or I'll shoot - I mean squirt. See what happens if you mess with us?

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Junior CLASS FLOWER: Gold Mum CLASS MOTTO: Catch us if you can. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold CLASS SONG: Lover’s Concerto CLASS OFFICERS President: Kenneth Brown Vice President: Jody Anthis Secretary: Joan Kovar CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Adams Mr. Bullock Mr. Clark Mrs. Johnston Miss Walter The Junior Class began the 1965-66 school year by having many of its boys participate in football. Nine of these boys lettered. Then basketball and track season found an equal number of Junior par- ticipants. The class was represented at the State Track Meet by a Junior boy. The girls began their athletic program in basketball, followed by volleyball, tennis, and track. The Junior Class was proud to have twelve of its members in the National Honor Society. They were also active in the band, pep squad, and other school organizations. The exciting climax of the year was the Junior-Senior Party, which kept all the class busy for awhile. The Juniors were proud of their accomplishments this past year and anticipate the coming events of their senior year. Joan Kovar Class Secretary