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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

ALMA MATER Let our voices loudly singing. Echo far and near Praises of Palacios High School And its memories dear. Palacios High School, Palacios High School Loud our praises ring. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail to thee. f« AjyMyuAto Tfr The annual staff of 1967 dedicates this edition of the EBB TIDE to Johnny Lloyd Alton, who passed away March 23, 1967. Johnny graduated from Palacios High School in 1964 and attended Wharton County Junior College for two years. An outstanding student in high school, he was President of the National Honor Society his senior year. His death was a tragic loss to the community, his family, and to Palacios High School’s undergraduates and alumni. Therefore, we dedicate this to him with feelings of grief and pride. DEDfOSTfON TO' you , oua UotAetS (nub FoiAets . . . whose ln - t iA ts have bee � Uv the i f tfme e t6 o owv ImM . . . whose fiooe and encowiaqeMHJb Aaue bee � lnSfyi- tational . . . an L whose neue ;-ceasing sac i ices have hvxde possible these ea tGy yeo t6 o ocw educau- tian... we lespectfjuMy dedicate the 1967 Ebb lite. We$t tceie6y wlshthatthls bdbute you so- tigldHtj dese u.ie uM sAow- Aow- AtgAGy we regard you . Each month teachers of Palacios High School select a student accord- ing to his scholastic achievements, his citizenship, and his contribu- tions to the school to be recognized by the Palacios Rotary Club as the Student of the Month. They re- ceive a certificate of appreciation for the contribution they have sub- mitted to the community as well as to the school. JANET DRASTATA September Qtu L Ok AjCHU tk fccwy Club President: Mark Youngblood Vice-President: Byron King Secretary-Treasurer: Fred Huitt PATRICIA MADDOX January ERNEST LENZ February MARY ALICE WEBB March FflUtftoXfeS Name: TANA EILEEN LEWIS Date of Birth: October 26, 1948 Height: 5'1 1 2 Color of Eyes: Brown Color of Hair: Brown Favorite Color: Red Favorite Song: I've Got Rhythm Favorite Remark: Oh, Well. Favorite Actor: Paul Newman Ideal Boy: Has a good personality, is sweet, and cute. Pet Peeve: People who are always butting into other people's business. Future Plans: To have fun and take things as they come. - Name: GARY LEE BROTEMARKLE Date of Birth: June 25, 1949 Height: 6'1 Color of Eyes: Brown Color of Hair: Brown Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Song: Town Without Pity Favorite Remark: Well, I'll be hog-swindled! Favorite Actor: Charlton Heston Ideal Girl: Friendly and doesn't have a big mouth. Pet Peeve: Those stupid commercials on TV. Future Plans: Finish college and become a rice farmer. Fftimites CYNTHIA SEAMAN and BRUCE REML1NGER Jtvmttyv B'vQSmS LEFT TO RIGHT: Yolanda Nevarez, Sandra Harrison, Karen Kirkpatrick, Patricia Maddox LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Rem- linger, Carol Turek, Mary Alice Webb LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Linton, Yolanda Baldwin, Alta Standley OophotoifriA Bl UtS STANDING: Larry Maulding, Ruben Cancino, Arthur Oliver SEATED: Carolyn Corporon, Cecilia Loff, Holly Harrison Qtodty v Ri utS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianne Johs, Joan Kovar, Robert Porter These eleven students represent the top 14 7o of their graduating class. They were chosen according to their class rank, which is the total grade points they have achieved in their years in high school. These stu- dents have worked very hard to make good grades and, thus, deserve the name of Senior Brains . LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Drastata, Elma Quintanilla, Stella Flores, Debbie Schulte LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Lawson, James Henry, Patricia Standley, Clinton Loff Qtodcyu Wkfr S Wkfr flAost LiMij tfr QujCjCM 1 Janet Drastata Robert Porter fiAo t UctM l60hi Jodie Anthis fiAo b B 3bu uA Lynda Eikenberg [lost Tahtd dj Alice Reed Tommy Ellis PdtoMte t Buddy Lenz Tana Lewis Best Sense f- u w W Lynda Wells Buddy Lenz Best Pe iso ictjfety Robert Hickl Newest Lynda Wells Johnny Sells Joan Kovar Most AtbMto Donald Washington Carol Adams FPA QwO tlvMwb SYLVIA LAS LIE Ff-(A B cwu ROBERT HICKL FHA RtiKVttfe BUDDY LENZ FFA Pcumtfe LYNDA WELLS FIRST ROW: Barbara Schuelke, Elma Quintanilla, Clinton Loff, Robert Jackson, Janet Drastata, James Henry, Sandra Harrison, Carol Turek. SECOND ROW: Miss McGlothin, Diane Johs, Linda Barber, Alta Standley, Karen Kirkpatrick, Cecilia Loff, Carol Adams, Karen Lovell, Sandra Linton, Helen Lawson, Debbie Schulte, Patricia Maddox. THIRD ROW: Reuben Cancino, Larry Maulding, Joan Kovar, Caroline Corporon, James Vernon, Chuck Rem- linger, Donnie Schroeder, Bobby Porter, Yolanda Baldwin, Mary Alice Webb, Patricia Standley. OFFICERS: President: James Henry Vice-President: Clinton Loff Secretary-Treasurer: Janet Drastata The National Honor Society would like to thank Miss McGlothin for her sponsorship during the past years. We especially thank her for striving to keep the standards of our society high, for encouraging us, and for giving us the will to make the grade. For these and other con- tributions, we sincerely thank you, Miss McGlothin. C uiwu Day A Big Day in a Big Way Career Day is held to give students a broader view of many different occupations. People of these different occupations come and talk to the students about their particu- lar type of job, and this gives many students a better idea of what type of work they want to do. Many of the speakers are local towns- men; others come from different towns. Stu- dents from the 9th - 12th grades take part in Career Day. Game Warden FBI Refrigeration •� P, Vocoiioiio Cfi ss Jesse Rodriquez Gladys Roy Tommy Whylie Joe Whylie O icg socloiUm SITTING: Linda Martinez, Barbara Davis, Elma Quintanilla, Ernestine Haynes, Omega Sanchez, STANDING: Mrs. Ayres, Mary Linda Sanchez, Kathleen Farris, Wanda Aoughston, Millie Farris, Kathy Dry, Glenna White, Wanda Heard. Vocational Office Education is preparation for lifetime careers in office occupations through a pro- gram of instruction to provide the initial skills lead- ing to employability and advancement in office car- eers. The training of future office workers in effi- cient skills will help them meet the needs of a chang- ing world of work. Vocational Office Education is an opportunity to put students' classroom instruction into operation, and the student is paid while learning. Also, the student earns two credits for classroom and supervised work experience. Students receive individual and group classroom instruction related to their occupa- tional training 55 minutes every school day and train on the job a minimum of 15 hours per school week. Statistics show more than 60 per cent of the boys start their careers in office work following high school graduation. This program is designed for students that plan to attend college as well as those who do not. Palacios High School has participated in the Vo- cational Office Education program this school year. Students have been employed at 14 work stations by the following businesses: 1. Blessing Dryer Warehouse, Inc. 2. Campbell-Huitt Insurance 3. County Commissioner, Precinct 3 4. First Methodist Church 5. Eli Mayfield, Attorney-at-Law 6. Palacios Freezer, Inc. 7. Palacios Medical Surgical Clinic 8. Petersen's Restaurant 9. Star Crab Company 10. Texas Shrimp Oyster Company 11. Wagner General Hospital MRS. MARGARETT E. AYRES, V.O.E. Coordinator Re ie cb 't D ! TWIRLERS: Debbie Schulte, Cecilia Loff, Patricia Maddox, Tana Lewis, Kathy Kunefke. 1st ROW: Patti Anderson, Mary Anna Buffaloe, Kathy Arndt, Shirley Hebert, Vicki Kunefke, Rickey Garza, David Llanes, Carol Espinosa, Renee Smith. 2nd ROW: Karen Kirkpatrick, Teresa Espinosa, Pam Arndt, Sandra Harrison, Connie Espinosa, Yvonne Hunt, Derrill Kocurek, Paulette Miller, Carol Simpson. 3rd ROW: Kenneth Corporon, Gary Kocurek, Tommy Ringo, Linda Hill, Cynthia Burkett, Karla Kilgore, Carolyn Corporon, Bobbie Laurence, Dolores Morales. 4th ROW: Dale Porter, Ralph Webb, Carl Lawson, Herman Hartsfield, Billy Dolezal, Sandra Linton, 5th ROW: Glenn Kocurek, Joe Mireles, Connie Luna, Claudia Hill, Robert Sanchez, James Davis, James Vernon, Calvin Huddleston. 6th ROW: Stanley Perkins, Laurence Hunter, David Flores, John Henry Haynes. OFFICERS President: Tana Lewis Vice-President: Glenna White Secretary: Theresa Espinosa Reporter: Debbie Schulte Librarian: Mary Alice Webb Band Manager: Joe Mireles REGIONAL UIL Solo and Ensemble winners, Patricia Maddox, Mary Alice Webb, and Karen Kirkpatrick. They also qualified for State Solo and Ensemble. ra DISTRICT BAND: Ralph Webb, Cecilia Loff, Patricia Maddox, Karen Kirkpatrick, Mary Alice Webb, Theresa Espinosa. Joe Mireles. UoMfiOtodtog 19 66 Barbara Schulke, who was elected by popular vote of the student body, was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1966. Bobby Porter, senior class president crowned Queen Barbara; and the 1965 queen, Frances Spree, presented a bouquet of mums to the queen. Cowd DUCHESS Bertha Vargas QUEEN Barbara Schulke PRINCESS Barbara Harvey PRINCESS Cynthia Seaman DUCHESS Mary Anna Buffaloe DUCHESS Gwen Wallis CJvmfojOudm LW With Ewtfiustasw U«tj w«fcfce$ Boost Qpvdt Kathy Kunefke Junior - 2 years Patricia Maddox Drum Major Junior - 2 years The twirlers did an excellent job this year in the UIL twirling contest. Patricia Maddox, Tana Lewis, Cecilia Loff, Debbie Schulte, and Kathy Kunefke received 1 division medals. Also, Beverly Smith and Renee Smith received medals. Our twirlers always came up with peppy routines throughout the football season. Debbie Schulte Head Twirler - 2 years Cecilia Loff Sophomore - 1 year Tana Lewis Senior - 2 years Uitiue itu Infersc DISTRICT CONTESTANTS: TOP ROW: Jerri Pena, Debbie Schneider, Jeanne Koerber, James Henry, Guy Smith, Jack Gillette, Kenneth Cor- poron, Arthur Oliver, Robert Jackson. SECOND ROW; Diana Flores, Phylis Tanner, Janet Dras- tata, Debbie Hunt, Beverly Smith, Yolanda Baldwin, Carol Adams. THIRD ROW: Barbara Schuelke, Esperanza Flores, Sandra Harrison, Joan Kovar, Larry Maulding, Donnie Schroeder, Chuck Remlinger. FRONT ROW: Johnny Sells, Karen Kirkpatrick, Mary Alice Webb, Patricia Mad- dox, Charles Fitzmorris, Bobby Lewis, Robert Porter. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: STATE QUALIFIER: R. Jackson, J. Sells. S. Harrison, E. Flores. UIL Ctoiest R. Jackson UAct tiub UftguA CONTEST PLAY CAST: BACK ROW: Buddy Lenz, Ron- nie Fields, Gary Hunter, Kenneth Brown, Guy Smith, Jerome Kocurek. FRONT ROW: Lynda Wells, Jeanne Koerber, Beverly Smith, Not Pictured: Tana Lewis, Tarington Harrison. Tana Lewis: UIL Best Ac- tress played the part of Dorothy. Tarington Harrison was To- to. Jerome Kocurek, the scare- crow, was All-Star Cast. PLAY CREWS Betty Koening, Bobby Lewis, Joan Kovar. Pep Qquuod BOTTOM ROW: Pat Standley, Estella A lamia, Kathleen Farris, Silvia Aquilar, Linda Rocha, Alpha Alamia, Rosita Rodriguez SECOND ROW: Vicki Baird, Kathy Meyer, Marcille Dollery, Beverly Tegge, Tommie Claiborne, Anna Bedingfield, Lucy Morales THIRD ROW: Jeanne Koerber, Brenda Haynes, Barbara Harvey, Mary Helen Sanders, Helen Lawson, Sylvia Laslie, Alta Standley FOURTH ROW; Charles Shelton, Tommy Ellis, Brenda Stewart, Coach Rogers, Joan Kovar, Rita Bonds, Cynthia Seaman Pep squad and student body support the Fighting Sharks! f-ftgfi Qchool CJutoiA Left to right: Gene Eggemeyer, Roland Jenkins, Donald Washington, Kenny King, Nat Adkins, Eddie Rendon, David Llanes, Thurman Roy, James Davis, Ysidro Servantes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gideon, Tommy Ellis, Calvin Huddleston, Dionicio Luna, Jimmy Alexander, Frank Rod- riguez, Elias Cancino, Herbert Davis, Johnny Martinez, Willie Lewis. THIRD ROW: Brenda Stewart, Kathy Kunefke, Helen Lawson, Carol Adams, Brenda Haynes, Diana Bickham, Glenna White, Barbara Briggs, Kathleen Farris. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Espinosa, Juanita Frausto, Estella Alamia, Sandra Roy, Estella Contreras, Theresa Garza, Mary Linda Sanchez. President: Sandra Roy Vice-President: Roland Jenkins Secretary-Treasurer: Brenda Stewart Reporter: Kathy Kunefke Librarian: Calvin Huddleston, Mary Sanchez, Brenda Haynes Accompanist: Theresa Espinosa Sergeant at arms: Gene Eggemeyer Committeemen: Helen Lawson, Elias Cancino Futuna fkwM tS of h aa£jOu 1st ROW - Mr. Bullock, sponsor; Sylvia Laslie, Chapter Sweetheart; Dennis Hickl, Rickey Abrahamson, Buddy Lenz, Robert Hickl, Gary Hunter, Donnie Lenz, John Frankson, Linda Wells; Chapter Favorite, Mr. Schulze, sponsor. 2nd ROW - Steven Morrison, Ronnie White, Chris Auzston, Adam Rivas, Richard Parrish, Richard Evens, Derrill Kocurek, Leroy Bass, Glen Kocurek, David Kocurek. 3rd ROW - Herbert Breaux, Ruben Villarreal, Thurman Roy, Gene Solomon, Laurence Hunter, John McClary, Joe Jenkins, Louis Martino, Chris Sanchez, Mike Perez, Ronnie Fields, Glen Adams, Dennis Abraham, Chipper Holt. 4th ROW - Eli Tristan, John Martinez, Ruben Gonzales, Mike Jenkins, Joe Mireles, Nat Adkins, Ronnie Kubecka, William Malone, Herschel Harvey. Eddie Rendon. Tommy Roach, Calvin Huddleston, Rus- sel Harper, Henry Washington, Earnest Haynes. 5th ROW - Richard Kubena, Ronnie Bexley, Charles Polk, Larry Pearce, John Rowton, Roland Jenkins, Gene Eggemeyer, Buddy Brhlik, David Yaws, Braxton Morton, Olegarid Vargas, Terry Harvey, Charles Shelton, Donald Washington, Dale Dry, Sandy Moore, Joel Yaws. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE OFFICERS President - Buddy Lenz Vice-President - Robert Hickl Secretary - John Frankson Treasurer - Gary Hunter Reporter - Donnie Lenz Chaplain - Rickey Abramhamson Sentinel - Dennis Hickl Buddy Lenz installs 1967-68 Presi- dent Dennis Hickl. This year the FFA boys well repre- sented our school at the Livestock Show. Buddy Lenz won Reserve Champion. He also received the Lone Star Farmer Degree. FuiuAA FRONT ROW: Mrs. Smith, Phyllis Tanner, Sylvia Laslie, Robert Hickel, Lynda Wells, Buddy Lenz, Kathleen Farris, Barbara Davis, Ernestine Haynes, Esperanza Flores, Sylvia Ottino, Mrs. Ellis. SECOND ROW: Norma Hardung, Cynthia Seaman, Eileen Gideon, Margie Wyatt, Gwen Wallis, Kathy Meyer, Betty Koening, Karen Kirkpatrick, Emma Garza, Jeanne Koerber, Nancy Oldham, Karen Lovell. THIRD ROW: Wanda Heard, Omega Sanchez, Geraldine Pena, Lupe Gonzales, Emily Shake, Sherry Gallien, Janice Vacek, Carol Turek, Kathy Dry, Patsy Hardung, Moszetta Polk. FOURTH ROW: Mary Martinez, Oralia Guerra, Stella Gonzales, Connie Samora, Elma Quintanilla, Mary Cavazos, Dolores Martino, Fletchie Heard. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Hamlin, Susan Barnett, Mary Helen Sanders, Earlene Hardung, Alice Nordin, Linda Barber, Linda Sliva, Frances Royal 1, Patricia Standley, Alta Standley SIXTH ROW: Gloria Brown, Janet Drastata, Dianne Johs, Carol Adams, Barbara Schuelke, Vicki Baird, Renee Smith, Emilie King, Elaine Evens, Bettie Holloway, Paige Thompson, Paulette Baldwin. OFFICERS: President: Lynda Wells Vice-President Carol Adams Dianne Johs Secretary: Dorothy Hamlin Susan Barnett Treasurer: Barbara Schuelke Reporter: Brenda Haynes Janet Drastata Parliamentarian: Frances Royal Barbara Davis Song Leader: Linda Martinez Nancy Oldham Historian: Pat Standley Gloria Brown The F.H.A. girls started out the year by helping the F.F.A. boys with their Leadership Workshop. In November they made pillow corsages for the hospital patients. Gifts were also collected for patients in a mental hospital. Patricia Standley was crowned Christmas Angel. The Christ- mas cards which were collected as votes for the Christmas Angel were sent to Terrell Mental Hospital. Buddy Lenz was chosen FHA Beau and Robert Hickel as Favorite. In April the Mother-Daughter Banquet was held. Mrs. Smith and several members attended the State meeting in Dallas, where Barbara Schuelke was awarded the State Degree. Barbara Schuelke receives State Degree FHA Treasure Chest Mrs. Smith, FHA Sponsor, hard at work Barbara Davis and Sandra Roy provide entertain- ment at Banquet Alice Reed also enter- tained at Banquet FNC Qbam To FIRST ROW: Theresa Espinosa, Sylvia Ottino, Lupe Gonzales, Tommie Claiborne, Sherry Gallien, Janice Vacek, Yolanda Nevarez, Mary Cavazos, Carolyn Cotton, Kathleen Farris, Brenda Haynes. SECOND ROW: Mary L. Sanchez, Earlene Hardung, Stella Gonzales, Dolores Martino, Omega Sanchez, Geraldine Pena, Juanita Frausto, Connie Samora, Stella Gonzales, Norma Hardung, Sandra Harrison, Joan Kovar, Pam Arndt, Betty Sliva, Bertha Vargas, Mrs. Gideon, Mrs. Keel. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hebert, Patsy Hardung, Diane Flores, Emily Shake, Susan Beaty, Glenna White, Diana Bickham, Gwen Wallis, Dianne Johs, Vicki Baird, Carolyn Corporon, Cecilia Loff, Barbara Briggs, Debbie Schneider, Linda Hill, Emma Garza. The Future Nurses had a very busy year. In November, the members took a field trip to Spohn Hospital in Corpus Christi. Many girls worked two hours every weekend at the local hospital. They also made favors for patients in the hospital and went Christmas caroling. Several car washes were held to earn money for a $100 scholarship awarded to an outstanding member each year. The year's activities ended with the Mother-Daughter Banquet and the in- stallation of officers. Hospital Auxiliary honors Future Nurses at tea. Dr. Youngblood speaks at District Meeting. OFFICERS: President: Theresa Espinosa Vice-President: Tommie Claiborne Secretary: Emma Garza Treasurer: Barbara Briggs Historian: Kathleen Ferris Major Knox, guest speaker, at Mother-Daughter Banquet gives talk about the opportunities for nurses in the Armed forces. FuiuTtG TMuche iS FIRST ROW: Dorothy Hamlin, Nancy Oldham, Debbie Schulte, Patricia Standley, Mrs. Friery, Karen Kirkpatrick, Beverly Tegge, Barbara Schuelke, SECOND ROW: Lynda Wells, Mary Helen Sanders, Barbara Harvey, Sandra Linton, Helen Lawson, Sandra Harrison, Carol Turek. THIRD ROW: Patricia Maddox, Beverly Smith, Carol Adams, Emma Garza, Yolonda Baldwin, Karen Neal, Holly Harrison, Bobbie Laurence. OFFICERS President: Nancy Oldham Vice-President: Patricia Standley Secretary-Treasurer: Deborah Schulte Parliamentarian: Debbie Hunt Historian: Karen Kirkpatrick Speaker at Installation. First FT A Meeting This year the Future Teachers has had its largest membership with twenty- three members. During school the club observed two special occasions - Public School Week Teaching Career Month in April. They honored all the teachers at a tea and did substitute teaching so regular teachers could attend a reading clinic in Austin. Two members were sent to the District XII conventions and three to the State Convention in San Antonio. This year the club received its first district office. Palacios and Tidehaven hold joint meetings. INSTALLATION Sports fiJlgltb Senior Class President, Bobby Porter, presents Queen Sandra with a gift. OUCH.. .watch my sunburn! Watch the speed limit!!!! Everyone waits impatiently for the announcement of the 1967 Sports Queen. Queen Sandra escorted by Kenny King, last year’s Queen Sylvia Laslie by Bobby Porter, and Princess Joyce escorted by Carroll Huffman. Carol Adams, one of our basketball stars, will become a buyer of old, used cars. Estella A lamia, the pep squad presi- dent, is just apt to marry a rich man and become a New York resident. Jodie Anthis, a real fine guy, will become an astronaut and sail through the sky. Wanda Aoughsten, a quiet girl, will make her fortune with a talking squir- rel. Linda Barber, a Future Homemaker, will become a prize-winning fudge maker. Susan Barnett, a real fine kid, will sell peanut butter with an easy open- ing lid. Diana Bickham, one of the Future Nurses, will earn her money by mak- ing purses. Bobby McCrory, known by all, will go to Las Vegas and have a ball. Gary Brotemarkle, that trig class baron, will shoot down Snoopy in a fight that’s darin'. The Tinman, Kenneth Brown, will join a flea circus and become a clown. Abel Cavazos, a real swinging drum- mer, will join a band and tour Spain in the summer. Estella Contreras, with wavy tresses, will go to Fifth Avenue and design dresses. Kenneth Corporon, often called Kenny, will play the sax and sing Dixie for a penny. Patricia Standley, who takes H.E., will marry Tarzan and live in a tree. Janet Drastata, a senior brain, will be conductor on a west-bound train. Kathy Dry, so timid and shy, will win a ribDon on her blueberry pie. Craig Elliott, with a jolly laugh, will be the big boss of a newspaper staff. Tommy Ellis, with voice so fine, will go to Siberia and work in a mine. Theresa Espinosa, the excellent clar- inet player, will go to Chicago and become the mayor. Kathleen Farris, nicknamed Kat , will join the Dodgers and carry bats. Ronnie, of the house of Fields, will become a hermit and live in the hills. Esperanza Flores, who is speedy at shorthand, will go to the beach and sift dirt out of sand. Stella Flores, a girl that's smart, will meet a rich man and lose her heart. Ben Blackburn, a fighting Shark, will be like Noah and live in an ark. Barbara Schuelke, so pixyish and cute, will become a fine musician by play- ing the flute. Jonnnv Sells, so full of mirth, will someday become master of the Earth. Rudy Gonzales, with long, black hair, is likely to become a million- aire. Millie Farris, a practical joker, will go through life playing poker. Lynda Wells, a little bit flightly, will marry a man who's strong and mighty. Donald Washington, a great athlete, will invent a new dance with a crazy beat. Linda Sliva, as quiet as a mouse, will live with her spouse in a two-story house. Alice Reed, a talented soprano, will sing opera and play the piano. Deborah Schulte, a student of history, will go to Scotland Yard to solve a mystery. Barbara Davis, who sings like a bird, will become the owner of a buffalo herd. Gene Eggemeyer, so brave and bold, will go to Alaska and discover gold. Victor Eggemeyer, so honest and loyal, will be very lucky and strike oil. Tommy Weakley, who drives so fast, will be an actor in an all-star cast. Glenna White, so tidy and neat, will join a carnival and do a daring feat. Omega Sanchez, with a smile on her face, will be the winner of a chariot race. Jack Gillett, a former Shark Manager, will work in a hospital as the official bandager. Lonnie Grennawalt, the silent type, will invent an indestructible exnaust pipe. Dorothy Hamlin, editor of Ebb-tide, will make her fortune running a ten- cent kiddie ride. Patsy Hardung, who likes to dance, will marry a Frenchman and live in France. Russell Harper, a future mechanic, will save the world during a panic. Barbara Harvey, so cool and groovy, will become an actress and make a movie. James Henry, a U.I. L. winner, will marry Karen and eat beans for dinner. Robert, one of the Hickls, will man- ufacture counterfeit nickels. That friendly senior, Linda Hill, will marry a gambler and learn to deal. Calvin Huddleston, a righteous soul, will play his trombone in the Holly- wood Bowl. Robert Jackson, with a scientific mind, will develop a lemon without a rind. Roland Jenkins, from Collegeport, will find his princess in an English court. Dianne Jobs, with a mind of her own, will live with her husband in a giant snow cone. That Kana boy, Tony, will become a chef and cook macaroni. Jerome Kocurek, friendly by nature, will join the Air Force and Decome a major. Glenn Kocurek, a real great sport, will become a general at a frontier fort. Nancy Oldham, who is quite hesitant, will become the nation's first lady president. Brenda Stewart, short and sweet, will marry a butcher and sell ground meat. Lynelle Kunefke, soon to marry, will move to the country and run a dairy. Helen Lawson, who draws fine pic- tures, will make mod jewelry from old lamp fixtures. Tana Lewis, one of our majorettes, will go to the races and place her bets. Ernest Lenz, better known as Buddy, will become a chauffeur for an old fuddy-duddy. Clinton, still another Loff, will find a cure for the common cough. Karen, whose last name is Lovell, will break the ground with a golden shovel. Linda Martinez, a nut at heart, will end up as owner of a giant food mart. Bobby Porter, a fan of the Aggies, will invent wrinkle-free baggies. Elma Quintanilla, so sunny and bright, will become the feather weight champ in a one-round fight. Brenda Haynes, who runs track, will join the army and become a Wac. Stella Gonzales, a party goer, will own a plantation and be a cotton grower. Lynda Eikenberg, so very petite, will go to Congress and take a seat. Juanita Frausto, who talks a lot, will join the Peace Corps and sleep on a cot. Mary Helen Sanders, a friendly lass, will become a leader of the upper class. Oralia Guerra, who types so well, will marry a sailor and mend his sail. Kenny King, a likable chap, will re- ceive a patent for a better mouse trap. Joan Kovar, who makes good grades, will own a mansion and nave ten maids. Osby Stratton, who hates to work, will become an assistant for a detec- tive named Burke. Teresa Garza, who's quite quiet, will see a white elephant and want to buy it. Mary Linda Sanchez, a future cook, will go to Australia and write a book. Ernestine Haynes, the housewife-stu- dent, will raise her children to be wise and prudent. Joe Mireles, accident prone, will play Beethoven with his baritone. Geraldine Pena, so very funny, will raise bees and sell their honey. Gary Hunter, a very fast worker, will get a job as a soda jerker. Delbert Tucker, who likes to drag, will change the colors of the Penn- sylvania flag. Sandra Roy, who is a beautician, will do Clairol commercials for a big commission. Wanda Heard, so agile and quick, will own a clock that goes tock- tick. Louis Martino, a jolly fella, will finish school and marry a girl named Stella. Frank Longoria, who's seldom blue, will pitch a tent in Timbuctoo. Pcmfo Pu ’66 CHEERLEADERS: Kenny King, Gary Hunter, Craig Wallis, Tom- my Garza WILDTHINGS: JUNIORS SOPHOMORES SCORE: 14 Marcille Dollery Beverly Smith Kathy Kunefke Gwen Wallis Carol Turek Tommie Claiborne Lucy Morales Norma Hardung Mary Anna Buffaloe Brenda Dove Cynthia Seaman Irene Gutierrez Beverly Tegge Susan Beaty Mary Alice Webb Pam Arndt Gloria Brown Karen Kirkpatrick Rosita Rodriquez Holly Harrison Sandy Harrison Phylis Tanner Eileen Gideon Emma Garza Vicki Baird Jeanne Koerber Karen Neal Silvia Laslie Sharon King Betty Koening COACHES: Donnie Schroeder Ricky Garza Terry Harvey PHYSCOS: SENIORS FRESHMEN SCORE: 20 Joan Kovar Mary Sanders Carol Adams Pilar Flores Stella A lamia Dorothy Hamlin Patricia Pollard Jennifer Beaty Claudia Hill Geraldine Pena Connie Luna Brenda Farris Susan Barnett Lynda Wells Juanita Frausto Kathy Arndt Betty Holloway Millie Farris Helen Lawson Paulette Miller Brenda Haynes Mozetta Polk Elaine Evens Emily King Kathleen Farris Nancy Oldham Lupe Cano Cynthia Burkett COACHES: Ronnie Fields James Henry Donald Washington CHEERLEADERS: Keith Kilgore, Billy Jack- son, David Llanes, Gary Tigert BEAUTIES! !! MISS AMERICAS???? SetOfw I, Kenneth R. Brown, Esq., being of sound body and weakening mind, do hereby will to Sharon King the ability to go to the El Maton Trail Ride dance and not remember it. I, Barbara Davis, being of sound mind, able body, and sore throat, will to Tommie Caliborne my great singing ability. I, Kenny King, do will Sandra Harrison all my tranquilizers taken when riding home with her to dinner. I, Abel Cavazos, being of exhausted mind and body, will to Tony Galvez and Dionicio Luna my ability to go to all the El Campo dances and still be alive. I, Theresa Espinosa, being of sound body but of withered brain and wracked nerves, do hereby bestow to Karen Kirpatrick a certain quiet and reserved freshman girl. I, Juanita Frausto, being quite near the end of my rope, will to Silvia Aguilar and Sylvia Ottino the ability to be night owls and still be in school Monday mornings. We, James Henry and Johnny Sells, will to Guy Smith our ability to go to Garner State Park and spread a reputation for Palacios boys throughout the state. I, Barbara Harvey, being of flustered mind and shaken body do will to Susan Beaty the labor and anxiety of taking Latin II by correspondence in her senior year, and to Pam Arndt, the joy of being through with it. We, Barbara Schuelke and Carol Adams, being of sleepless minds and nervous bodies, will to Beverly Smith our ability to be in the first car of the caravan out to the country roads after the Senior parties. I, Gary Brotemarkle, poor and undernourished as I am, do will to Bobby Lewis my ability, known as milk , to hit the basket on every shot; and to Mark Mayfield I will my coordination and quick thinking. I, Glenna White, with sound mind, will to Norma Hardung and Elizabeth Ridley my ability to get up in the morning and come to school. I, Esperanza Flores, being of sound mind, hereby will to Mary Cavazos my ability to remember to bring my watch and pen to school. I, Stella Gonzales, being of sound mind and good heart, will to Eddie Rendon and Tommy Roach the ability to go to the Pan American Ball Room and stay awake in English class the next morning. I, Patricia Standley, being of confused and strained mind, will to Frances Royall, Sandra Linton, and Alta Standley all of my English IV notes, all my unlearned Physics, and all my popped balloons, sticky sucker papers, and other neces- sities of senior class parties. I, Craig Elliott, of unstable body and feeble mind, will to Danny Gibbs all of my worn-out English notes. 1, Estella Alamia, being of sound mind, do hereby will to Alpha Alamia and Dolores Martino all the sewing machines 1 used in H.E. I, Brenda Stewart, being of reformed mind, will to Kathy Kunefke my watchdog, Butch Rowton, so he can take care of her next year. I, Wanda Heard, being of sound mind and body, do solemnly will to Thurman Roy the ability to finish school without cracking up. I, Estella Contreras of sound mind, will to my brother Lee Contreras the ability to take accurate notes in English IV. We, Robert Jackson and Ronnie Fields, being of questionable minds, questionable bodies and generally questionable all over, will to Donnie Schroeder and Chuck Remlinger our Batman and Robin costumes from tuts prom last year. I, Linda Barber, being of exhausted mind and useless body, do hereby will to Betty Sliva my ability to study for five and a half hours and then not remember a thing. I, Janet Drastata, being of somewhat confused mind, will to Leighton Hendrick all the pieces of chalk found in my pocket after Algebra II class. I, Victor Eggemeyer, will to David Kocurek my ability to get to go home after the 1966 Junior-Senior Party because I was too young to stay at the City Hotel. I, Robert J. Hickl, having unsound and decomposing mind and memory, will my long lost ability of making A’s in physics class without trying at all, to James Vernon and to anyone else who needs this prime virtue. We, Oralia Guerra and Stella Flores, being of unsound minds but of good behavior, will to Yolanda Nevarez and Bertha Vargas the ability to go to the dances at the Pan American Ballroom, stay out till three, and still be able to make an A on Miss McGlothlin's literature test. I, Dorothy Hamlin, being of weary mind and tired, aching body, will to Yolanda Baldwin a more experienced staff than I had and the ability to rush them to meet an annual deadline fifteen days and five minutes early. I, Kathleen Farris, being of sound mind but very few thoughts, do here will to Earnest Haynes my old English notes and book reports. I, Debbie Schulte, being of unsound mind and weak body, do bequeath to Patricia Maddox my unfailing ability to put my big foot in my mouth each time I open it. I, Jerri Pena, being of sound mind and body, will to Ernestine Flores the ability to get chased by a boy until I catch him. I, Ronald Cecil Fields, being of relatively small brain capacity, tough gums and bowed legs, will to Charles Fitzmorris my ability to chew 4,632, 149 toothpicks through four years of high school and never swallow one. We, Dianne Johs and Carol Adams, being of nimble minds and aching feet, will to Kathy Meyer our luck of never having a ride anywhere but always winding up there. I, Sandra Mae Roy, being of feeble mind, body and tired hands, will to Charles Polk my old locker and all the contents within. I, Donald Washington, being of strong body and big feet, do hereby will to Roland Flores my old, burned-out track shoes. I, Joan Kovar, being of exhausted mind and worn-out brain, will to Ricky Abrahamson all the horseback riding places in Carancahua and my ability to swallow a fly while talking. I, Elma Quintanilla, being of hollow mind and weak body, do will to Irene Gutierrez my ability to get engaged before graduation and still keep going to the dances. I, Susan Barnett, being of questionable mind and even more questionable ability, do willingly leave to Gwen Wallis my sore feet and the talent to walk all over Bay City in the afternoon and still not sell an ad. 1, Brenda Haynes, being of sound mind and of weak body, will to Earnest Haynes and others the ability to pass government without cheating. I, Linda Martinez, being a member of the psychiatric ward and A. A., do hereby will to Thurman Roy my mind and the ability to be the most unbashful student in the senior class. I, Gary Hunter, being of thrifty soul, will to Kent Miller anything within fifty miles of here that costs less than a dime. I, Kenneth Corporon, being of small mind and large body, hereby will and otherwise give to Richard Evens the ability to have a year of physics and not learn anything. I, Clinton Loff, being of sober mind and somewhat stable body, will to Dennis Hickl my ability to make an all-night party out of a prom by spending a mere $25. 00. I, Millie Farris, being of sound mind, sore feet, and tired hands, will to Jeanne Koerber my great athletic ability. I, Glenn Kocurek, will to Dennis Abraham my ability to stay home and study. I, Helen Lawson, being of absent mind and weary body, will my great athletic ability and also my never-ending supply of jokes to Janice Vacek. I, Linda Sliva, will to Debbie Schneider and Barbara Briggs my ability to go with an engineer who owns a Thunderbird. I, Tana Lewis, being physically here, but not mentally, will to Bobbie Laurence and Debbie Hunt my ability to miss school and meet Mr. Smith in Bay City. I, Mary Sanders, being of floating mind and body, will to Alta Standley and Sherri Gallien my ability to have NO ability, especially in H.E. cooking labs, and still graduate in twelve years. We, Gary Hunter and Jack Gillett, will to Ricky Abrahamson the right to ride bulls in surfer clothes. I, Osby Stratton, being of messed-up mind and pain-wracked body, do will and bequeath to Charles Polk the ability to finish high school without being drafted. I, Dianne Johs, being of athletic and coordinated (?) body, will my much-used (?) basketball and track shoes to Emma Garza. I, Stella Gonzales, will to David Flores all my typing paper and pencils and to my cousin, Chris Frangullie, the ability To wear contact lenses without losing them. We, the A. U. A. Senior Society B.L.S., J.M.K., T.E.L., L.G.W., C.A.A., B.J.S., D.E.J. and J.M.D., being of unstable minds, will to the Junior Girls' Select Group all our most prized treasures and all the country roads in Deutschburg. We, Bobby Porter, Jerome Kocurek, Johnny Sells, Kenny King, and Karen Lovell, having lazy bodies and confused minds, will to Beverly Tegge, Carol Turek, and Mary Alice Webb all our helpful notes, classic funny books, empty Bic pens and ink erasers. 1, Debbie Schulte, will to Donna Eikenberg my ability to fall asleep in government and always get caught. I, Kenneth Corporon, having nimble fingers and sharp pencils, will to Arl Hunt and Michael Pierce my ability to draw in government class without being caught. I, Rudy Gonzales, will to Tommy Ringo all my broken guitar strings. I, Russell Harper, having aching ears, will all the noise and confusion in the halls to Edwin Hunter and Larry Ridley. I, Tony Kana, being of perspiring and worn-out body, will to Frank Rodriguez, Andy Morales, and Chris Sanchez my old T-shirts and shoes used in P. E. We the Senior Girls, being completely disgusted and thoroughly... (censored), will The Group to anyone who will have them. D iKtOu Club Nat Adkins, Geraldine Pena, Tana Lewis, Dorothy Hamlin, Keith Kilgore, Robert Lewis, Lynda Wells, Buddy Lenz, Mary Sanders, Jeanne Koerber, Joan Kovar, Richard Dobson, Brenda Stewart, Tommy Weakley, Robert Lewis Watch that curve, Sandra! THE WEIRD BEARDS!!!! ! SHIRLEY AYRES LEON BULLOCK LELA CASH ZELL E. DICKERSON JERRY DODSON MARY FRIERY ROBERT GLASS GRACE GIDEON KERMIT GIDEON ETHYLEENE KEEL f-llgh QJmmI FCtCufifey JOE WARD Superintendent of Schools JOHN LOUDERBACK BELLE McGLOTHLIN F. D. RAY MARGA RITE RAY MARSHALL ROGERS CHARLES SHREVE DOROTHY SMITH JANICE TOELLNER GLORIA WALTER ROBERT WINTTERLE PA1LAOOS SECONDARY SCHOOES SHARK DRIVE. PALACIOS. TEXAS 77465 j. G. SMITH. JR. GEORGE HOLST Principal. High School Principal, Jr. High School To the students of Palacios High School This year we all seem to be faced with indecision - world unrest, national problems, and the idea that whatever we do makes no difference. This makes all of us want to “Quit”. Over the door of the laboratory of a great automobile company is this sentence: “No one would ever cross the ocean if he could get off in the storm”. More often, I think the battle can be won by just sitting tight as expressed in this poem, author unknown. “When things go wrong, as they sometimes will; When the road you are trudging seems all uphill; When the funds are low and the debts are high; And you want to smile--but have to sigh; When care is pressing you down a bit; Rest if you must--but DON’T YOU QUIT!” Palacios High School Palacios, Texas Dear Students: Do you have a dream about the future? 1 have a dream which concerns every student who enters the halls of Palacios Junior High School. It is based upon the great American dream of equality and opportunity for everyone. In the dream all students are working to the capacity of their abilities, develop- ing their special skills, and practicing fundamental Americanism. The dream then moves to the students becoming adults in a world of opportunities for a good life, the good life including such things as good job opportunities, happy family life, and serving our nation as good citizens. Would you join me in my dream? George D. Holst, Principal Palacios Junior High School Palacios, Texas W. J. ARRINGTON CYRIL CARVIN LARRY DEADRICK BILL DOUGLAS ROSALIE ELLIS MARY GRIFFIN ETHEL GWIN OVID HORNE LEALA KAHLICH BETH KNIGHT SHIRLEY KUBECKA JtuuM f-fiCjVj F Cuj£fcy pat McDonald GEORGE HOLST Junior High Principal JAMES MUDD HORACE NAIL O. M. ROANE GWEN ROYALL JACK SAUL MARVIN SCHOFIELD TRAVIS WASHINGTON ALL1E MAE WHITLEY CAROL WHITLEY CHARLES WIGGS Tli QjpVuJb My school has a spirit Freed by a rousing cheer, A clapping of hands. Or a broad smile of victory. My school is spirited. In time of demise. On the athletic field or in the classroom. And there is always a swelling Pride of awe when the Alma Mater is sung. Vanity C cje iS . . . QvJk' Basket TOP ROW: Mary Sanders, Cynthia Seaman, Sylvia Laslie, Emma Garza, Holly Har- rison, Carol Adams, Coach Rogers; BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Hamlin, Barbara Harvey, Millie Farris, Betty Koenig, Kathy Kunefke BACK ROW: Sylvia Laslie Cynthia Seaman, Emma Garza, Betty Koenig, Millie Farris, Mary Sanders, Carol Adams, Dorothy Hamlin New dance, Coach? b cM B Tea . . . TOP ROW: Coach Rogers, Emily Shake, Jeanne Koerber, Susan Beaty, Mozetta Polk; BOTTOM ROW: Linda Rocha, Mary Anna Buffaloe, Brenda Dove, Eileen Gideon, Gloria Brown. CAROL ADAMS Guard 2 Letters DOROTHY HAMLIN Guard 1 Letter MARY SANDERS Forward 1 Letter MILLIE FARRIS Guard 2 Letters BARBARA HARVEY Guard 1 Letter STANDING: Sylvia Laslie, Estella Alamia, Cynthia Seaman KNEELING: Eileen Gideon, Dorothy Hamlin, Kathy Kunefke NOT PICTURED: Millie Farris NOT PICTURED: Millie Farris KNEELING: Emilie Shake, Holly ACTION Harrison, Mozetta Polk, Linda Come to Mama. Rocha QvJk' Ttfuck TOP ROW: Brenda Haynes, Yolanda Baldwin, Sylvia Laslie, Holly Harrison BOTTOM ROW: Estella Alamia, Susan Beaty, Dorothy Hamlin, Kathy Kunefke, Jeanne Koerber, Coach Marshall Rogers Team Regional Qualifiers 440 and 880 Relay Broad Jump Shot Put Mile Relay BACK ROW: Coach Jerry Dodson, Robert Jackson, Roland Jenkins, Buddy Lenz, Herminio SECOND ROW: Ben Blackburn, Terry Harvey, Charles Fitzmorris, Nat Adkins, Donald Coach Charles Shreve, Frank Rodriguez, Dionicio Luna, Donnie Schroeder, Earnest Haynes, Richard Dobson, Ricky Garza, Ronnie Fields, Gary Hunter, James Henry, Danny Barber, HELP STAMP OUT FOREST FIRES! Rodriguez, Sandy Moore, Coach Charles Wiggs, Washington, Thurman Roy, THIRD ROW: Charles Polk; FRONT ROW: Edward Luna, RcjJiitRCj J. Henry C. Polk R. Fields D, Washington B. Blackburn, H. Rodriguez, D. Schroeder, C. Fitzmorris, B, Lenz, G. Hunter, R. Jenkins BACK ROW: L. Ridley, G. Tigert, B. Jackson, C. Garcia, G. Haynes, J. Buckley; SECOND ROW: J. Washington, E. Richey, H. Miller, D. Lenz, R. Bexley, THIRD ROW: A. Morales, D. Kocurek, E. Rendon, J. Haynes, R. Koch, Coach J. Dodson; FOURTH ROW: R. Evens, R. Lewis, J. Jenkins, T. Kocurek, K. Kilgore. CAPTAINS - 66 Donald Washington Ronnie Fields James Henry LpJtjt LMMv . . . RONNIE FIELDS, Senior Quarterback, 2 letters Tri-captain mrwm ROBERT JACKSON, Senior Tackle, 2 letters RICKY GARZA, Sophomore Halfback, 1 letter TERRY HARVEY, Sophomore Quarterback, 1 letter RICHARD DOBSON, Junior Halfback, 1 letter GARY HUNTER, Senior Tackle, 1 Letter Honorable Mention '66 HERMINIO RODRIGUEZ, Junior Tackle, 1 Letter CHARLES F1TZMORRIS Center, 1 Letter JAMES HENRY, Senior Fullback, 3 Letters All-District '64, ’65, ‘66 Tri-Captain ‘66 BEN BLACKBURN, Senior End, 2 Letters All-District ‘66 THURMAN ROY, Senior Fullback, 1 Letter A11-District ’66 ROLAND JENKINS, Senior End, 2 Letters Honorable Mention '66 ERNEST HAYNES, Senior Halfback, 2 Letters DONALD WASHINGTON, Senior Halfback, 2 Letters All-District '65, '66 Tri-Captain '66 CHARLES POLK, Senior Halfback, 2 Letters DIONICIO LUNA, Junior Guard, 1 Letter Honorable Mention '66 BasketbM TOP ROW: Ricky Garza, James Henry, Roland Jenkins, Gary Brotemarkle, Charles Fitzmorris, Coach Dodson; BOTTOM ROW: Terry Harvey, Jack Gillett, Richard Dobson, Bobby Lewis, Guy Smith, Johnny Parker, Mgr. TOP ROW: James Davis, Gary Tigert, Arthur Oliver, Gary Haynes, Jay Washington, Coach Shreve; BOTTOM ROW: Edward Luna, Mgr., Jimmy Thompson, Larry Ridley, Mark Mazoch, Joe Buckley. Qtnmqth, Dosha Chalks Conquest STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS 1967 TOP ROW: Coach Jerry Dodson, Richard Dobson. Donald Washington, Roland Jenkins, Terry Harvey, Donnie Schroe- der, Ernest Haynes, Coach Charles Wiggs. MIDDLE ROW; Charles Polk, Edward Luna, Henry Washington, Buddy Lenz, Charles Fitzmorris, Thurman Roy, Bruce Remlinger, Mgr. Johnnie Parker. BOTTOM ROW: Thomas Kocurek, Nat Adkins, Charles Garcia, Donnie Lenz, Joe Buckley, Ricky Garza Roland Flores. Qtafo JZe yul Uold is SPRINT RELAY 42.0 Charles Polk Roland Flores Donald Washington Ernest Haynes MILE RELAY 3:19.7 Roland Flores Joe Buckley Donald Washington Ernest Haynes First place District shot put Tustcfe First place District pole vault . - State qualifying broad jump Mile Relay finish State Meet Sprint Relay finish - State Meet harks Win District n a thrilling spectator’s meet” Yoakum Bulldogs and the Pa- ios Sharks battled to the wire 'ore the Sharks eked out a 2 % nt victory in the 26AA District irk Meet held here Saturday, ’nlacios scored 152% points, kum 150, Industrial 8-1, Edna Hallettsville 27%, and Ganado points. Tie Junior High Hornets also the Junior Division scoring I points, Edna 21%, Halletts- 20, Industrial 19%, Yoakum and Ganado 7. Senior Division 40 Relay: 1) Palacios, 2) Edna, Industrial. 42.2. 80 Dash: 1) Stevens, Yoakum, !. Tall, Yoakum, 3) Brazil, Yoa- i. 2:03.3. 20 Yd. High Hurdles: 1) Ford, kum, 2) Jenkins, Palacios, 3) ik, Yoakum. 15.1. )0 Yd. Dash: 1) E. Haynes, Pa- is, 2) T. Mozisek, Industrial, W. Washington, Hallettsville. ieet By 2i Points Pa Industrial. 2:23.5. 440 Dash: 1) Constancio lacios, 12) Launius, Hallettsville 3. O'Neill, Yoakum. 55.0. 60-Yd. High Hurdles: 1) Laun ius, Hallettsville, 2) Wallis, Pa- lacios, 3) Hopes, Edna. 9.0. 100 Yd. Dash: 1) Remlinger, Pa lacios, 2) DeBord. Hallettsville, 3) Tomanek, Edna. 10.5. inn yh t nv, i ,- n), Basketball Play Here With Boling Coach Jerry Dodson, head mentor j of the Palacios High School Sharks i basketball team, has only one re- turning lettermnn from last year's ' squad. He is senior James Henry. I He has 23 others reporting for | this year’s team in Roland Jenkins, Gary Brotemarkle, Richard Dobson, Ri � ky n $ TO T oLr nilloff Win State Track Palacios, 3) Edna. 1:32.4. Pole Vault: 1) Holt, Palacios, V� T It O . • .. ... .. 0 Yd. Dash: 1) R. Flores, Pa- s, 2) Shindler, Yoakum, 3) C. Palacios. 52.5. iscus: 1) D. Schroedcr, Pa- is, 2) Herreth, Industrial, 3) I, Yoakum. 186 9”. :0 Yd. Intermediate Hurdles: Blank, Yoakum, 2) Whitley, ,, 3) Ford, Yoakum. 42.1. 0 Yd. Dash: 1) W. Washing- Hallettsville, 2) D. Washing- 3) J. Buckley, Palacios. 22.5. ile Run: 1) Kupka, Yoakum, todriquez. Industrial, 3) Rice, cum. 4:46.1. ilo Relay: 1) Palacios, 2) Yoa- , 3) Edna. 3:30.2. ■eod Jnmn: 11 C � - Sharks Set 0 eecor(js Broken y A And AA Club riday, Saturday A Records arc made to be broken- id that’s exactly what the Tid iven Tigers and the Palaci harks did at State Meet Fridi id Saturday as the Tigers wi le ‘A’ Track and Field crown ai ip Sharks the AA” crown. The Class AA championship w ot decided until after the fii rent, the mile relay, which I ht Female Sharks □ lify For Regional ck Meet Saturday A CrooVim Aransas Pass Here I A sign at the Community Cen ter in Blessing during Homccom ing activities Sunday informed Home of the Tidehaven Tiger of 1967 Track Field. Class State Champs. Holder of Stat Mile Relay Record 3:19.1.” ach Marshall Rogers’ Female ks qualified eight girls for mal IV track to be held at o-Midway High School stad- Saturday, April 29. The meet i at 9 a.m. ents and team members quali- are: 1' '-yd. Relay: Holly Harrison, ;hy Hamlin, Yolanda Baldwin, la Haynes. -yd. Relay: Holly Harrison, :hy Hamlin, Yolanda Baldwin, la Haynes. e Relay: Emily Shake, Estella ia, Susan Beaty, and Sylvia t Put: Brenda Haynes. d mu Hol Harrison. lacios won in the record breakii time of 3:19.7. Up to then . Sharks were tied with Sweeny f cond with 38 points with Teag the lead with 40 points. The Sharks began racking lints in the firs running evei e 440 relay (Charles Polk, nd Flores, Donald Washingh id Ernest Haynes) as they set :w conference record in 42.0. T d record 42.1 was set in 1966 1 lylor. Ernest Haynes won the 100 yal ish in 9.7. Don Washington, altl eaking the existing record in tl 0 yard dash, placed second in tl ent at 2.8. The mile relay team of Rolai ores, Joe Buckley, Don Washir n and Haynes, finished the day oring Charles Polk, the Shark’s on h fjeh even failed We have opened the door; the world lies before us. K V V Joan: Oh! My aching feet!! Gary: .. .and the Baron wins again. P Ou t v 6 Smile Kenneth, you're on Candid Camera!! S Victor: METARZAN!!!! Put your little foot, put your little foot Let’s see---tip over on top, then hold hold bottom with feet-----then-----------. Jack: But I wanted the Red Balloon!! Barbara: MY Mommie made me promise to be Mr.: And I thought that these were Seniors?? GOOD!!!! m A MUVUU) e to K V O' 4 One of Our faithful buses that took us to a real great place. T V Brenda: Easy now Barbara... .1 want Mom to get a good picture. Brenda: ....and they said it couldn't be done... Diane: Sorry, Stewart, but I've got to get up. A great group at a great pool!!!! Our thanks to a great member of our Senior Class, Gene Eggmeyer, for putting up our flag. Johnny: It’s just downright shameful the way some of these seniors act on their Sr. Trip. Just look at all of these camera-shy people!!! Johnny-Hercules Here we are 85 delinquents and 3 'ole' grouches. At last we arrived home. We were tired, sleepy and dirty; we needed at least a week to recover, but Mr. S. said to be in class bright and early Monday morning, (of course we were) f V- d 1967 AJvgVvb off O3 CAST and CREW PLAY CAST Dorothy---------------------------- Tana Lewis Tin Woodman----------------------Kenneth Brown Scarecrow---------------------------Tommy Ellis Lion----------------------------- Ronnie Fields Oz----------------------------------------James Henry Good Witch of the North -.........Susan Barnett Witch of the West---------------Pat Standley Glenda the Good — — - — - - Debbie Schulte Flora----------------------------Linda Barber Guardian of the Gates-------------------Robert Hickl Witch of the East------------------------Alice Reed Munchkins: Debbie Schulte (Head) Dorothy Hamlin Barbara Schuelke Barbara Harvey Joan Kovar Helen Lawson Lynda Wells Johnny Sells Gary Hunter Robert Jackson Robert Hickl Kenneth Corporon Kenny King Nat Atkins and a GREAT crew! A little help is always appreciated. A Fond Farewell. SoCtdaCtilOiv 1967 Class President Robert Porter wel- Valedictorian Dianne Johs talks on comes our parents and friends to the practical side of science, our commencement exercises. Salutatorian Joan Kovar talks on the beautiful side of science. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES PALACIOS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD SATURDAY, MAY 27. 19 7 :on F M. Process in nil In vocational Vocal S| ecial PrcMidcnt’� Speech Claaa History Class Song Salutatory Sound of Mu-sjc” Valedictory High School Awards Graduation of CUas of 1967 Amnrdlnjf Diploma� Awarding Scholainhip School Song Benediction Recessional Band Rev. Rayford Harrii Alice Fern Reed Bobby Porter Senior Claa Joan Kovar Dianne John Mr. J. G. Smith Supt. Joe W. Ward Mr. Woodrow Wil . n Mr. John l oodcrtatrl Senior Clans Mr t L. Martin Attendant'' T«� mm;e t'laibornr and Donnie Schmeder i� dietu c will he a'alcd after the Benediction for the Recessional) (Senior (. hi . ill rennm at the Sou’H end of the ‘land� for congratulati� .n from friend- nnd relative� ) Historian Deborah Schulte tells of a twelve day voyage taken by the Seniors of 1967. Qtodfrv CIms CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS MOTTO: We have opened the door; the world lies before us. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS SONG: The Halls of Ivy President: Bobby Porter Sponsors: Mr. John Louderback Mr. Charles Shreves Vice-President: Clinton Loff Secretary: Janet Drastata Mr. J. G. Smith Mrs. J. G. Smith As we. the Senior Class of 1967, close the high school chapter of our lives, we look back over twelve memory-filled years of school. Our senior year is especially filled with memories of such things as the senior play, The Wizard of Oz , and the parties given us by the Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic churches. The senior trip holds many memories, especially of the gorilla whose aim was per- fect, the peacock hunts, the donkey carts, the pool and slide, both flag-raising cere- monies, Sid's singing, and Lou's 'T hate girls badge. So we sadly leave Palacios High School, realizing that we are about to begin a new chapter in our lives. We will face the future with courage and determination. Abel Cavazos Music Scholarship Barbara Schuelke Home making Kathleen Farris FNC Scholarship Carol Adams Roland Jenkins Dorothy Hamlin Joe Mireles Stella Flores History Award Athletic Award Athletic Award Music Scholarship Trull Ernest Lenz Agriculture Tana Lewis Drama Kenneth Brown Janet Drastata Glenn Kocurek Trull Commercial Music Scholarship Dianne Johs Robert Porter Donald Washington Joan Kovar Clinton Loff Valedictorian Math Award A I Athletic Scholarship Salutatory DAR Award Trull Foreign Language and Science Awards owds QcliohtAsldfjs KATHY DRY KENNETH CORPORON GENE EGGEMEYER JANET DRASTATA BARBARA DAVIS 83 GARY HUNTER ROBERT HICKL CALVIN HUDDLESTON LINDA HILL ROBERT JACKSON 91 TONY KANA KENNY KING GLENN KOCUREK TANA LEWIS CLINTON LOFF UNOEROASS U N J uwUyu MOTTO: Ixist time is gone forever. FLOWER: Gold Mum COLORS: Green and Gold SONG: “Somewhere” CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Glass Mr. Bullock Mr. Schulze Miss Cash Mrs. Dickerson OFFICERS Vice-President: Donnie Schroeder Secretary: Carol Turek President: Dennis Hickl The Junior class has had many good times together this year. Going to parties, dances, football games, track meets, and basketball games have really made it a fun-filled year. The Juniors have studied hard and worked hard to give them one more year of knowledge. The Junior boys struggled through long hours of football and basketball practice followed by track season which climaxed the year. The girls have worked hard in basketball, volleyball, and track, trying to do their best all through the year. The Juniors have donated time to school organizations such as the band and pep squad. We were proud to have nine members in the National Honor Society. The Juniors worked hard to make the Junior-Senior Party a success. All the laughter, tears, anxiety, and happiness have made our Junior year really great. We are proud of both the happy and sad moments of the past year and hope the senior year will be the greatest of all. Carol Turek Secretary Dennis Abraham Ricky Abrahamson Nat Adkins Silvia Aguilar Alpha Alamia Pam Arndt Yolanda Baldwin Susan Beaty Barbara Briggs Mary Cavazos Tommie Claiborne Lee Contreras Richard Evens Charles Fitzmorris David Flores Roland Flores Chris Franguillie Sherry Gallien Tony Galvez Emma Garza Danny Gibbs Charles Gibson Irene Gutierrez Norma Hardung Arl Hunt Debbie Hunt Edwin Hunter Sharon King Karen Kirkpatrick David Kocurek Jeanne Koerber Bobbie Laurence Robert Lewis Sandra Linton Patricia Maddox Dolores Martino Mark Mayfield Kathy Meyer Kent Miller Yolanda Nevarez Sandra Harrison Earnest Haynes Leighton Hendrick Dennis Hickl Sylvia Ottino Michael Pierce Charles Polk Chuck Remlinger Eddie Rendon Elizabeth Ridley Larry Ridley Tommy Ringo Tommy Roach Thurman Roy Frankes Royall Connie Samora Chris Sanchez Debbie Schneider Donnie Schroeder Betty Sliva Beverly Smith Guy Smith Alta Standley Beverly Tegge Carol Turek Janice Vacek Bertha Vargas James Vernon Gwen Wallis Mary Alice Webb Kathy Kunefke Dionicio Luna Studying hard?? Surprise!!! H Hold still, Dennis. There we are! Are you hiding? The race is on!! Bottoms up! OophoMWQS SPONSORS Mr. Dodson Mr. Linton Mr. Rogers Mr. Ray Mrs. Ray OFFICERS Vice-President: Kent Mayfield Secretary: Holly Harrison President: Eddie Dumas MOTTO: In ourselves, our future lies. SONG: T Wanta Be Free” COLORS: Maroon and White FLOWER: Sweetheart Rose Glenn Adams Mike Aguilar Jimmy Alexander Patti Anderson Leon Anthis Vicki Baird Danny Barber Ronnie Bexley Herbert Breaux Gloria Brown Joe Buckley Mary Anna Buffaloe Adam Cancino Reuben Cancino Ok, tliote BioUoqy fMOjects Emily Gonzales Lupe Gonzales Sherri Greenawalt Phyllis Griffin Stephen Hamlin Earlene Hardung Holly Harrison Herman Hartsfield Terry Harvey Shirley Hebert Dennis Hill Billy Jackson Joe Jenkins Galen Johnson Robert Koch Derrill Kocurek Thomas Kocurek Richard Kubena Betty Koening Sylvia Laslie Donnie Lenz Felicidad Contreras Carolyn Corporon Carolyn Cotton Esther Davis James Davis Richard Dodson Billy Dolezal Marcille Dollery Brenda Dove Dale Dry Eddie Dumas Freddie Eggemeyer Carol Espinosa Connie Espinosa John Flores John Frankson Charles Garcia Robert Garcia Ricky Garza Robert Gatica Eileen Gideon 7Wne H Whot? Cecilia Loff Juan Lucio Edward Luna Paul MaGouirk Mary Martinez Kent Mayfield Mark Mazoch Sandy Moore Lucy Morales Steven Morrison James Morton Karen Neal Arthur Oliver Johnny Parker Larry Pearce Stanley Perkins Dale Porter Bruce Remlinger Edwin Richey Cecil Ringo Adam Rivas Eve Rivas Josephine Rivera Linda Rocha Rosita Rodriquez John Rowton Hope Sanchez Mario Sanchez Robert Sanchez Cynthia Seaman Emily Shake Gene Solomon Phylis Tanner Jimmy Thompson Gary Tigert Pamela Vacek Michael Viets Ruben Villarreal Helen Wall Donnie Wallace Henry Washington Ronnie White these ' We tfiu” doss hieetUias. Wait! V It smells good! CounipuS Life ’67 Describe the main (?) character. Gee! I think we’re winning! Sorry. Chum! It’s all in the game. A. Try again next time. Alas! I am llvuM CjbhiS Fk A Fouaiofa BACK ROW: Renaldo Martinez; Daniel Hernandez; Gary Haines; Harvey Ringo; Juan Gonzales; Mario Miranda; Joe Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Arthur Rivera; Andy Williams; Joe Perez, Frank Lewis; Joe Rodriquez; Randy Diaz; Edward Morales; Tony Garcia. THIRD ROW; Mary Breaux; Rebecca Herrera; Belia Salina, Frances Flores; Delia Salinas, Bessie Solis; Mr. Gideon. FRONT ROW: Judy Armstrong; Gaynell Dove; Janice Jensen; Connie Bexley, Janet Bowers, Lisa Jensen. TOP ROW: Ralph Harvey, Lazuatia Haynes, Terry Youngblood, Vernon Bates, Tommy Royall, Leroy Bass, Roy Maulding, Fred Perkins SECOND ROW: Travis Schulte, Ted Perkins, Charles Peterson, Robert Espinosa, Philip Wall, Wallace Tegge, Paul Compass, Arthur Griggs, Doreen Kocurek, Joe Salinas THIRD ROW: J. B. Harvey, Lester Bashaw, Nancy Eilbeck, Jimmy Greenwalt, Cullen Smith, John Terry Ragasin, Tommy Gibbs, Barbara Trull, Thelma Franguillie, Cathy Carswell FOURTH ROW; Mark Kirkpatrick, Charlotte Arrington, Freda Kocurek, David Frankson, Carla Mooney, Carol Buffalo, Cathy Holloway, Betty Johnson, Hope Rodriquez, Michael Richards FIFTH ROW; Mary Johs, Cathy Smith, Jo Tollner, Diane Taylor, Nylece Najvar, Eva Nell Hunt, Verna Hunt, Jocelynn Glenn, Janet Jurek, Linda Louderback SIXTH ROW: Cinthia Palacios, Marilyn Harper, Lois Anderson, Cindy Fletcher, Lola Clary, Sharon Bannert, Mary Fern Hunt, Mary Ellen Rodriquez, Mary Flores, Mitzi Morris SEVENTH ROW: Rhonda Hamlin, Sandra Williams, Tommy Hunt, Terry Mosier, Cheryl Kunefke, Karen Johnson, Marilyn Farley, Debra Loff. JtutUw Utyh TwlnJO Jcu JUyv High is i i PATRICIA POLLARD CATHY SELLS ROSEMARY GONZALES CAROL BUFFALOE LINDA STUHRENBERG BARBARA TAYLOR Football TOP ROW: Craig Wallis, Bobby Ku- nefke. Buddy Brhlik, David Yaws, Wayne Bowers, Ollie Vargas, Braxton Morton, Wayne Roy, David Barrett. MIDDLE ROW: Mario Rodriquez, Vin- cent Maniscalco, Jack Richards, Chip- per Holt, Tommy Garza, HerSchel Harvey, Curtis Ellis, Carroll Huffman. BOTTOM ROW: John Rodriquez, John McClary, Bobby Rogers, Jesse Constan- do, Herbert Davis, Edward Gillette, Calvin Ragusin, Kenneth Meyer. TOP ROW: Coach Stiegler, Kenneth Davis, Eddie Morales, Joe Gonzales, Randy Diaz, Tommy Bates, Vernon Bates, Mario Miranda, Joe Sainz, Richard Perez, Douglas Drastata, Tra- vis Schulte, Mike Brune, Larry Oliver, Coach Mudd. MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Roy a 11, Eddie Garcia, Mario Flores, Eddie Mooney, Douglas Kahlich, Donald Sanford, Robert Espinosa, Frank Lewis, Bruce Elliott, Victor Terrasas, Johnny San- chez, Michael Roberts, Lonnie Laslie, Robert Sexton, Allen Morrison. BOTTOM ROW: John Ragusin, Michael Huddleston, Richard Kilgore, Terry Youngblood, Leslie Brown, Larry Baird, Bobby Dumas, Danny Kana, Bryan Fields, Danny Harvill, Roger Schneider, Arthur Rivera, Phillip Wall. TOP ROW: Coach Mudd, Ronald Price, Cullen Smith, John Ottino, Ismael Rod- riquez, Lupe Longoria, Andy Flores, Windell Washington, David Guerra. SECOND ROW: Coach Stiegler, Scott Stewart, Robert King, Ernest Garza, Leonard Kunefke, Charles Peterson, Robert McEntire, Mark Kirkpatrick, Robert Schneider. THIRD ROW: Rusty Brhlik, Kenny Wallace, Billy Thompson, Johnny Heard, Henry Sheeran, Jimmy Adams, Tommy Gibbs, Jimmy Greenawalt, Albin Bannert. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Kubecka, Ted Perkins, Wayne Kilgore, Dennis Ellis, Donald Ressler, Ney Oldam, Tommy Tedder, Wayne Vacek, Fred Perkins, Jimmy Porter, Dale Bonds. Ba k tbM TOP ROW: Tommy Garza, Craig Wallis, Wayne Bowers, Bobby Kunefke, Chipper Holt, Jack Richards. BOTTOM: Kenneth Meyer, John McClary, Edward Gillett, Car- roll Huffman, Jesse Constancio, Calvin Ragusin, Carl Lawson TOP ROW; Tommy Hunt, Juan Gonzales, Owen Richey, Joe Sainz, Douglas Kahlich. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Stiegler, Vernon Bates, Larry Oliver, Ed- ward Garcia, Victor Terrosas, Joe Gonzales. BOTTOM ROW; Michael Huddles- ton, Robert Sexton, Larry Baird, Roger Schneider, Phillip Wall TOP ROW; Coach Stiegler, Wayne Vacek, Johnny Heard, Ernest Garza, Henry Sheeran, Leonard Kunefke, Fred Perkins. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Ellis, Ismael Rodriquez, Robert King, Ted Per- kins, Jimmy Adams. BOTTOM ROW; Ney Oldham. Don- ald Ressler, Kenny Wallace, Mark Kirkpatrick. 9th GRADE TRACK TOP L to R: Coach Nail, Craig Wallis, Braxton Morton, Ollie Vargas, Buddy Brh- lik, David Yaws, Wayne Bowers, MIDDLE ROW: Ruben Gonzales, Karl Wickham, Carroll Huffman, Ronnie Kubecka, Randy Perry, Chipper Holt, Wayne Roy, Kenny Meyer BOTTOM ROW: John Rodriquez, Bobby Rogers, Curtis Ellis, Herbert Davis, Jesse Constancio, Tommy Garza, Herschel Harvey. Carl Lawson. 8th GRADE TRACK TOP L tb R: Juan Gonzales, Vernon Bates, Owen Ri- chey, Mario Miranda, Joe Sainz, Randy Diaz, Mike Brune. SECOND ROW: Coach Mudd, Richard Perez, Bryan Fields, Bruce Elliott, Tommy Hunt, Robert Espi- nosa, Joe Gonzales, Eddie Morales THIRD ROW: Danny Kana, Donald Sanford, Michael Huddleston, Michael Roberts, Victor Terrasas, Douglas Kahlich, Mario Flores, Roger Schneider, Terry Youngblood. FOURTH ROW: Lonnie Laslie, Eddie Garcia, Ricky Kilgore, Robert Sexton, Frank Lewis, Larry Baird, John Barnett, Danny Harvill, Phillip Wall. 7th GRADE TRACK TOP ROW: Wendell Washington, Mark Kirkpatrick, Ted Perkins, Rusty Brhlik, Scott Stewart, Fred Perkins, Dennis Ellis, Johnny Heard. MIDDLE ROW: Henry Sheeran, Kenny Wallace, Rob- ert King, Donald Resseler, Wayne Kilgore, Johnny Adams. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Peterson, Lenny Kunefke, Wayne Vacek, Ney Oldham, Jimmy Greenawalt, Ismael Rodriquez. TOP ROW: Lois Anderson, Freda Kocurek, Sylvia Morales, Carol Buffaloe, Karen Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Shelly Harrison, Jocelyn Glenn, Brenda Smith, Linda Stuhrenberg. BosketbcM TOP LEFT: Cynthia Burkett, Jennifer Beaty, Fletchie Heard, Kathy Arndt, Cathy Sells. MIDDLE ROW: Alice Nordin, Consuelo Luna, Elaine Evens. RIGHT TOP: Patricia Pollard, Claudia Hill, Martha Chanik, Brenda Farris, Pilar Flores. TOP ROW: Mary Johs, Elia Salinas, Frances Flores, Phyllis Farris, Cathy Hollaway, Wanda Hardung. BOTTOM ROW: Becky Garcia, Rhonda Hamlin, Cheryl Kunefke, Cindy Fletcher, Gaynell Dove, Verna Hunt. TOP ROW: Cynthia Burkett, Emilie King, Alice Nor- din, Fletchie Heard, Jennifer Beaty. MIDDLE ROW: Martha Chanik, Kathy Arndt, Consu- elo Luna, Claudia Hill. BOTTOM ROW: Pilar Flores, Joyce Gwen, Amparo Alamia, Cathy Sells, Brenda Farris. TOP ROW: Sharon Bannert, Marilyn Harper, Phyllis Barnett, Shelly Harrison, Carol Buffaloe, Barbara Trull, Sylvia Morales, Sandra Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Eilbeck, Lois Anderson, Karen Johnson, Barbara Taylor, Charlotte Arrington, Syl- via Perez. BOTTOM ROW: Jocelyn Glenn, Freda Kocurek, Linda Stuhrenberg, Brenda Smith. TOP ROW; Debbie Merck, Wanda Hardung, Betty Johnson, Kathy Holloway, Phyllis Farris, Mitzi Morris. BOTTOM ROW; Betty Davis, Charlene Monroe, Es ther Sanchez, Debbie Shutters, Rhonda Hamlin, Verna Hunt. TOP ROW: Charlotte Arrington, Nancy Eilbeck, Bar- bara Taylor, Lois Anderson, Karen Johnson, Caro- lyn Flores, Sylvia Perez, Freda Kocurek. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Trull, Linda Stuhrenberg, Mary Fern Hunt, Nylece Najvar, Caroline Buffa- loe, Shelley Harrison, Brenda Smith, Sylvia Mor- ales. BOTTOM ROW; Jocelyn Glenn, Coach Whitley, Rhonda Hamlin, Betty Johnson, Cathy Holloway, Wanda Hardung, Charlene Monroe, Phyllis Farris. PiesJumfeM F Amparo A lamia Kathy Arndt Chris Auzston Paulette Baldwin David Barnett Jennifer Beaty Wayne Bowers Frank (Buddy) Brhlik Cynthia Burkett Elias Cancino Lupe Cano Diane Caravajal Ruben Caravajal Hope Castanon Charlie Castilow Martha Chanik Lola Clayton Jesse Constancio Lupe Constancio Charles Corporon N tu Subjects Herbert Davis Curtis Ellis David Espinosa Elaine Evens Brenda Farris Mary Flores Pilar Flores Jasper Garcia Mary Ann Garcia Tommy Garza Rosemary Gonzales Edward Gillett Joyce Gwin Ernest Hartzell Hersche Harvey Viriginia Harirll John Herny Haynes Fletchie Heard Daniel Herrera Claudia Hill Ngup B Q Bettie Holloway W. C. (Chipper) Holt Carroll Huffman Yvonne Hunt Lawrence Hunter Mike Jenkins Kenneth Johnson Karla Kilgore Emelie King Gary Kocurek Ronnie Kubecka Bobby Kunefke Vicki Kunefke Carl Lawson Willie Lewis Joe Lothridge Consuelo Luna Elias Luna John McClary Vincent Maniscalco NfiW' HO OilS Johnny Martinez Kenneth Meyer Paulette Miller Dolores Morales Jo Ann Morales Braxton Morton James Morton Charles Naylor Alice Nordin Fabian Perez Mike Perez Mozetta Polk Patricia Pollard Bill Price Calvin Ragusin Angelo Ramirez Abigail Rangel Paul Remlinger Jack Richards Adam Rodriquez Ntew' Id oJk Frank Rodriquez Mamie Rodriquez Mario Rodriquez Ralph Rodriquez Wayne Roy Mary Alice Salinas Joyce Sanford Cathy Sells Ysidro Servantes Lynda Simons Carol Simpson Paige Thompson Willie Simpson Larri Smith Renee Smith Craig Thompson Eli Tristan Ollie V argas David Wallace Craig Wallis Ralph Webb Karl Wickham David Yaws BlCjldlv tad Lois Anderson Martha Aoughsten Charlotte Arrington Larry Baird Sharon Bannert John Barnett Phyllis Barnett Lester Bashaw Leroy Bass Vernon Bates Lucile Bolling Betty Boultinghouse Leslie Brown Caroline Buffaloe Alfred Burkett Katherine Carswell Angelina Chavez Mary Contreras Ramona Contreras Thomas Corporon Randolph Diaz Douglas Drastata Robert Dumas Nancy Eilbeck Bruce Elliott Rebecca Espinosa Bryan Fields Carolyn Flores Mario Flores Steven Flores Thelma Frangullie David Frankson Edward Garcia Jesse Garcia Albert Garza Kermit Gideon Carolyn Gisclair Jocelyn Glenn Janie Gonzales' Durrell Griffith Arthur Griggs Joe Guerrero Ralph Harvey Marilyn Harper Shelley Harrison Daniel Harvill Gary Haynes Laquieta Haynes Kenneth Hicki Michael Huddleston Patricia Hudgins Mary Fern Hunt Tommy Hunt Karen Johnson Janet Jurek Douglas Kahlich Danny Kana Richard Kilgore Freda Kocurek Andy Kocurek Lonnie Laslie Frank Lewis Linda Louderback Debra Loff Roland Lopez Kathy Lovell Marvin Madison John Martino Roy Maulding Nancy McMillan Mario Miranda Eddie Mooney Sherry Moore Sylvia Morales Allen Morrison Brenda Morton Terry Mosier Brian Najvar Nylece Najvar Nancy Neal Esther Ochoa Larry Oliver Richard Perez Sylvia Perez Valentine Perez Rosemary Perkins Martha Pierce John Terry Ragusin Kenny Ramsey Mike Richard Lee Richey Owen Richey Harvey Ringo Michael Roberts Jimmy Rodriguez Robert Rogers Mary Rojas Tommy Royall Joe Sainz Abelia Salinas Delia Salinas Johnny Sanchez Lupe Sanchez Donald Sanford Roger Schneider Travis Schulte ' Rita Segovia Robert Sexton Marianna Sheeran Brenda Smith Carol Sosa Linda Stuhrenberg Barbara Taylor Wallace Tegge Victor Terrasas Barbara Trull Steve Tucker Irene Vargas Phillip Wall Debbie Weed Bobby Wesselman Sandra Williams Terry Youngblood Ruby Jo Davis Adams, Jimmy Alderete, George Aoughsten, Dottie Armstrong, Judy Auzston, Emily Bannert, Alvin Bexley, Constance Bowers, Janet Brhlik, Russell Brune, Mike Buentello, Mary Alice Campos, Paul Chanik, Kay Clary, Lola Clayton, Harold Constancio, Edward Contreras, Delfina Crowell, Karen Crowell, Kathy Davis, Betty Davis, Kenneth Dove, Daynell Drastata, Diana Dry, William Dyer, Steven Eggemeyer, Jeanette Ellis, Dennis Farley, Marilyn Farris, Phyllis Fletcher, Cindy Flores, Andy Flores, Frances Flores, Mary Forcke, Shelley Garcia, Barbara Garcia, Elizabeth Garcia, Ernest Garcia, Joe Garcia, Becky Garcia, Roselee Garcia, Tony Garza, Ernest Gatica, Tony Gibbs, Tommy Gillett, Susie Gonzales, Betty Gonzales, Lynda Greenawalt, Jimmy Guerra, David Gw in, Janice Hamlin, Rhonda Hardung, Wanda Hartzell, Violet Harvey, J. B. Heard, Johnnie Hernandez, Delia Herrera, Rebecca Holloway, Cathy Hunt, Evanell Hunt, Verna Jensen, Janice Jensen, Lisa Johnson, Betty Johs, Mary Kilgore, Wayne King, Robert Kirkpatrick, Mark Kocurek, Dorene Kubecka, Gerald Kunefke, Cheryl Kunefke, Leonard Larcom, Tommy Lewis, Ruth Longoria, Lupe Lowe, Mary Lucio, Marcycela McCory, Carolyn Madison, Rhonda Maniscalco, Diane Marroquin, Leon Martino, Rosalie Merck, Debbie Monroe, Charlene Mooney, Carla Morales. Edward Morales, Joe Morales, Juanita Morales, Ruby Morales, Sylvia Morales, Tony Morris, Mitzi Navarro, Alex Nevarez, Rodolfo Oldam, Ney Ottino, John Ottino, Rosalinda Palacios, Cynthia Parker, Mary Alice Perez, Connie Perez, Joe Perkins, Fred Perkins, Ted Peterson, Charles Porter, Jimmy Raasch, Debbie Remlinger, Ann Ressler, Donald Reyna, Toby Richey, Sandra Rocha, Ester Rocha, Jesse Rocha, Joe Rodriquez, Betty Rodriquez, Carmelita Rodriquez, Hope Rodriquez, Ismael Rodriquez, Joe Salinas, Elia Salanis, Joe Sanchez, Ester Segovia, Librado Schneider, Robert Sexton, Diana Sheeran, Henry Shetters, Debra Smith, Cathy Smith, Cullen Solis, Bess Sosa, Olga Stewart, Scott Taylor, Diana Tedder, Tommy Thompson, Billy Toellner, Jo Vacek, Wayne Villarreal, Robert Wallace, Kenny Washington, Wendell Yanes, Senora PtbA OCOiUHial Israel Chavez Alfred Garcia Elvia Garza Joe Gonzales Lucinda Hernandez Oscar Mata Edward Nevarez Arthur Rivera Rose M ary Robinson John Rodriguez Rachel Rodriguez Mary Roy Qcanda ’4 . Congratulations Now it’s time to plan for the future. And whether your plans are are settled or not, remember this: your own South Texas is a land of promise. Today, there are many opportunities for trained and ambitious young men and women. New industries are moving into South Texas . . . established industries are growing. Accept the challenge - move forward with South Texas. Central Power and Light Company is proud of the hundreds of graduates of South Texas high schools and colleges who are on our electric service team . . . working and building for a greater South Texas. ® CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY An Investor-Owned Business Enterprise PALACIOS PHARMACY COOPER’S BEN FRANKLIN STORE to the Class of '67 Palacios Texas Compliments of WHITE SWAN COURTS 7 Main Street Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Barber Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION STORE 406 Main Street D. M. Green Phone 824-2561 Compliments of: Say it with flowers. MR. MRS. CHARLES HARVEY 412 Main Phone: 824-2416 Palacios Infants' and Children's Wear Gifts and Toys 1945-7th St. , Bay City Cl 5-5347 NEAL'S GULF Fast Dependable Service 824-2112 Wrecker Service We Give S H Green Stamps Palacios Texas Compliments of OSHMAN’S Bay City Dry Goods Sporting Goods Compliments of SLONE RANCH NELLIE AND TOM SLONE Palacios, Texas Compliments of PALM COURTS 209 Main Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hunter Drilling Pumps Service For Farms, Ranches, and Industry NORMAN L. FRANZINA Water Well Contractor Phone Cl 5-6651 Hamman Road Bay City, Texas Congratulations, Seniors '67 F rom LAWSON’S HARDWARE Come to MANNINGS Palacios Texas LETULLE INSURANCE COMPANY BURTON B. Le TULLE Ph. Cl 5-4689 TOMMY Z. Le TULLE Res. Ph. Cl 5-2565 936 7th Street P. O. Box 508 Bay City, Texas for Friendly Helpful Service Fabrics Millinery Embroidery Supplies Notions Bridal Specialties Bay City Texas Congratulations to the SENIORS of '67 from all of us at the OASIS MOTOR HOTEL Headquarters for school activities Phone Circle 5-5561 Highway 35 West BaV Clty- Texas Phone Circle 5-2963 1904 Seventh Street Bay City, Texas 1913-Seventh St. Bay City, Texas Call Cl 5-5506 Compliments From SECREST JEWELERS Since 1909 2129 Ave. G Over 58 Years in Bay City, Texas Compliments of THE PEPPERMINT PARLOR Cl 5-7681 Bay City Compliments of GIFFORDS MEN'S SHOP 1812 6th Street 5-3062 Bay City Compliments of WERTZ IMPLEMENT COMPANY Bay City, Texas BAY CITY BANK TRUST CO. Capital $350, 000. 00 Surplus $500,000.00 Bay City, Texas Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations and Best Wishes to the '67 Seniors THE CITY STATE BANK OF PALACIOS Complete Banking Service Member of F. D. I. C. HERMAN BOND STANLEY TEGGE President Vice President and Cashier MOO MOO MILK STORE Phone: 824-2718 PaLacios, Texas Drive-In Window for Your Convenience Hamburgers and Sandwiches Malts - Shakes - Fountain Drinks Compliments of IBeall’sl Bay City T exas Compliments of GREEN BROTHERS' JEWELERS Bay City T exas BAY CITY MATERIAL CO. Lumber . Hardware . Building Materials . Concrete Pipe . Ready Mixed Concrete 1913 Avenue 1 Dial Cl 5-8366 P. O. Box 830 Bay City Texas CI� T IT AM� Compliments of ACE GIFTSTAMP CO. ROSENZWEIG'S AND MILADY'S Bay City T exas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1967 F rom MR. MRS. G. L. HARRISON FAMILY H. C. CAMPBELL J. FRED HUITT CAMPBELL-HUITT You Name It - We Write It Corner of Fifth and Commerce Palacios Texas Phone 824-2551 Night 824-2020 Compliments of INDEPENDENT RICE DRYING CORPORATION INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE Bay City, Texas Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Senior Class of 1967 O-K OATES-KEEFER COMPANY CARL H. OATES KEEFER DAVIS Cl 5-5185 Cl 5-8602 Residential Wiring Commercial Wiring Phone: Cl 5-8702 2408 Avenue D Bay City, Texas Congratulations to Seniors '67 W. O. SALTER MASSEY-FERGUSON 1221 Avenue F Phone Cl 5-4669 Bay City, Texas Farm Equipment Congratulations F rom ft enneiff lA AVR F1RRT DIIAIITV • ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY On the Square Bay City, Texas Congratulations From FAR MALL-McCORMICK International Sales and Service Tractors - Trucks Farming Equipment ETIE'S CAFE Same Location for 35 Years Bay City Texas □ INI I «NATIONAL HARVtSTER Compliments of GREEN BROTHERS' JEWELERS BAY EQUIPMENT CO. Your International Harvester Dealer Wharton Hwy. Cl 5-8383 1713 Seventh St. Bay City Congratulations Seniors of 1967 F rom Congratulations to THE PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. BAY CITY OFFICE SUPPLY 1831 7th Street Bay City, Texas Circle 5-4002 the Seniors of '67 F rom TAYLOR BROTHERS’ FUNERAL HOME Olivetti Underwood - Dealer DAVID'S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE SEAMAN'S TEEZ-E-FEEEZE Headquarters for Model Airplanes and Hobby Supplies Phone: Cl 5-3714 East Side of Square Bay City Highway 35 Ph. 4-9966 Palacios, Texas Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Senior Class of 1967 PAXTON’S STUDIO When you need a photo, see us! Palacios T exas Best Wishes From PAXTON ENTERPRISES The Home of Paxton's Quick Action Roach and Waterbug Killer The product that kills without stomping and DE - RUST - IT The wonder rust remover MELVIN'S TOTS TO TEENS Town and Country Shopping Center Infants - Boys - Girls - Teens and Petites BAY CITY AUTO, MARINE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. BAYTEX MOTORS Palacios ANDERSON BROTHERS RUGELEY MOTOR COMPANY Post Office Box 990 BAY CITY AUTO AND SALES Telephone 824-2565 Highway 35 PALACIOS MARINA Palacios T exas Johnson Outboard Compliments of Motors LETULLE MERCANTILE COMPANY Sales and Service Congratulations, Seniors '67 Boat Storage F rom Docking Facilities PETERSEN’S Gasoline Live Bait RESTAURANT Loading Ramp Palacios T exas HART TV APPLIANCE You'll Love Our Service 2236 Ave. G Bay City, Texas Cl 5-5515 KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 843-2061 Ma rkham T exas COMPLIMENTS OF BAY CITY RICE DRYING CO. AND UNION WAREHOUSE AND ELEVATOR CO. Congratulations to the Graduating Class Bay City, Texas Member of F. D. I. C. Compliments of L.C.L. THEATERS, INC. Bay City and Palacios THE GULF COAST MUSIC CAPITAL Where things are happening! Congratulations Seniors of 67 F rom KANA UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE Palacios, Texas RAMSEY’S MOBIL STA. Compliments of NEUMAN'S Mobil Cosignee Bay City Texas Our Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1967 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 COVEY’S CORNER BAY CITY AUTOMOBILE DEALER’S ASSOCIATION Fishing Supplies Groceries Ice COVEY'S GIFTS Baytex Motors A complete line of gifts for all. Anderson Brothers Foley Village Highway 35 Rugeley Motor Company Palacios, Texas Bay City Auto and Sales Class of '67 TRULL ESTATE FARMERS’ CANAL COMPANY BLESSING DRYER WAREHOUSE Palacios, Texas Blessing, Texas Compliments of “YOU-PICTURES” BY NORMA LIBBY’S BEAUTY SHOP Foley Addition 824-3035 Just off Highway 35 Palacios Texas SPOONEMORE’S OFFICE SUPPLY Jr C—? £ JHTH = -.vu. PORTRAITURE COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS Owned and Operated by NORMA JEAN AND COY RAMSEY 3124 Avenue F Printers - Stationers Office Equipment - Business Machines Bay City, Texas Ph. Cl 5-4651 Bay City, Texas Ph. Cl 5-2132 L. B. LASLIE TRAINING STABLES Rt. 1 - Box 146 Phone 824-2202 Palacios, Texas 77465 Bee Pine P-161223 Registered Quarter Horses and Colts Stud Fee......$100. 00 for Sale HAMLIN’S Minimax Store 'flu War 9) Has Minimum Prices Free Delivery and S H Green Stamps Palacios Maximum Quality Texas Compliments to the Graduating Class of '67 K. WOLEN'S Department Store Palacios Texas J. H. HUFFMAN SON LBR. CO. Kuhn Climatized Paints Highway 35 Ph. 824-3018 P.O. Box 404 Palacios, Texas RAMSEY FEEDERS' SUPPLY Feed - Fertilizer - Chemicals Palacios, Texas 77465 Carrel O. Ramsey Ph. 824-2777 Compliments of MAGIC NEEDLE FABRIC SHOP 824-3387 410 Tres Palacios GREEN ACRES Palacios' Finest Subdivision Curbed and Guttered and Paved Streets Ruel B. Foley, Owner and Developer Phones: 824-2014 or 824-2039 Palacios, Texas Compliments of PALACIOS T. V. CABLE 215 5th St. 824-2411 CAPITOL DRUGS Cafe . Jewelry . Watch Repairs Palacios, Texas BAYSHORE GARAGE Myron A. Spree, Owner 1st Street - Box 862 Palacios, Texas 77465 Phone: 824-2578 Congratulations From GLENDALE MOTEL Palacios Texas Compliments of the PALACIOS BEACON Palacios Texas MAIN GLAMOUR SALON Molly Penland, Owner and Operator Appointments From 8-5 Ph. 824-3212 Palacios, Texas Congratulations From MONTGOMERY WARD It Is as Close as Your Phone--4-2501 Palacios, Texas 414 Main Congratulations Seniors of '67 From LEWIS DRIVE-IN GROCERY Palacios Texas Compliments of HURLEY BUTANE AND OIL COMPANY Palacios and Bay City Texas Compliments of WAYNE’S CAFE AND CAINS RESTAURANT PORT MACHINE, INC. P.O. Box 920 Ph. 824-2556 Palacios, Texas 77465 Oilfield - Shipyards - Construction Bay City T exas Draglines Mechanics Welders Lease Crews Winch Trucks Dozers Ditching Machines Sidebooms Maintainer Machinists Backhoes Side Tracks Road Boring Marineways O’NEAL FARM MACHINERY Sales and Service 1600 Ave. F. Bay City, Texas czrj iecywcw j§£a p i w This vital cmr on your car POOR. JAMB See if your car isn’t due for service now. If it is, it’s up to you to put it up to us. GLENDALE TEXACO Your Texaco Dealer MUTT, HOMER, BEN Debbie Schulte, Features Editor, assigns her assistant, Karen Kirkpatrick, to draw up a page to near the com- pletion of the annual. Mrs. Mary Friery, Sponsor Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Ham- lin and Assistant Editor Yolanda Baldwin relax with a sigh of relief as they mail the final copy of the 1967 Ebb Tide. AiuiuaA Ctof CoMfslks Longest Book The Ebb Tide staff would like to take this oppor- tunity toexpress our appreciation to the many people who have made this yearbook possible. This publi- cation would not have been possible if it were not for understanding teachers who were lenient and thoughtful enough to excuse students to work on the Ebb Tide when a deadline was near or pictures were to be taken. Business Managers Gwen Wallis, Susan Barnett, and Sandra Harrison draw up the ads which they have sold to finance the Ebb Tide. Without this ad staff the an- nual could not be printed. Assistant Senior Editor Helen Lawson helps Senior Editor Dianne Johs (left) pick the class editor packet from the file cabinet? Yes, we said SENIORS! Junior High Editors, Lynda Simons, Paulette Baldwin, and Craig Thompson were first to begin work this September. Dorothy Hamlin, Editor-in-Chief Athletic Editors Jeanne Koerber, Gary Hunter, and Mary Sanders. Real Sports! £v A A special thanks to Mrs. Friery, our advis- or, and to Mrs. Mae Paxton of Paxton’s Studios for her hard work in rushing pictures to meet our deadlines. Phyllis Tanner and assistant Bonnie Corporon examine examples for their Sophomore section. PHOTOGRAPHERS Danny Gibbs Tony Kana Activities Editors Sherry Gal- lien and Janice Vacek work closely together to complete their section. Sandra Linton and her assistant Alta Standley contribute a well arranged Junior Class section. Q riUyu ADAMS, CAROL: Basketball 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12, officer 12; Band 9; NHS 12; FT A 12; Choir 12; Senior Who's Who, Powderpuff 9,10,11,12. ALAM1A, ESTELLA: Powderpuff 9,10,11,12; FHA 10; Choir 11,12; Pepsquad 10,12, officer 12; Basket- ball 10; Volleyball 11,12; Track 11,12, Regional Track 12. ANTH1S, JODIE: Basketball 9,10,11; Class Favorite 10; Football 9,10; Track 9,10; Senior Who’s Who; Senior Play Crew. AOUGHSTEN, WANDA: FHA 10,11,12; Pepsquad 10. BARBER. LINDA: NHS 11,12; FHA 10,11,12; UIL 11; Senior Play. BARNETT, SUSAN: Basketball 9; Powderpuff 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Pepsquad 11,12; Annual Staff 12; Senior Play Cast and Crew. BICKHAM, DIANA: FHA 11,12; Choir 10,11,12; FNC 11,12; Powderpuffl0.il. BLACKBURN, BEN: Football 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11; Choir 11,12. BROTEMARKLE, GARY: Basketball 11,12; Golf 12; Class Favorite 12. BROWN, KENNETH: FFA 9,10,11; FFA officer 11; Class President 11; NHS 10,11; Powderpuff Cheer- leader 9; UIL Contest Play 12; Senior Play cast. CAVAZOS, ABEL: Football 9; Band 9,10,11,12; Outstanding Drummer 10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Senior Play Crew. CONTRERAS, ESTELLA: Choir 11,12. DRY, KATHY: FNC 12; Choir 12; OEA 12. CORPORAN, KENNETH: Band 9,10,11,12; UIL 11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Senior Play cast. DAVIS, BARBARA: Basketball 11; FHA 10,11,12, officer 12; Choir 10,11,12; Pepsquad 10,11, officer 11; Track 11; Powderpuff 10,11. DRASTATA, JANET: Pepsquad 10,11; Volleyball 11; FHA 9,10,11,12, officer 11,12; District UIL 10. 11,12; Regional UIL 10,11; State UIL 10; Powderpuff 10,11; NHS 11,12; NHS officer 12; Brains 10, 11,12; Betty Crocker Award 12; Rotary Student of the Month 11,12; Senior Who’s Who; Senior Class Secretary. EGGEMEYER, GENE: FFA 9,10,11,12; Choir 11,12. EGGEMEYER, VICTOR: Choir 11,12; FFA 11,12; Class Favorite 11. EIKENBERG, LYNDA: FHA 11,12; Cheerleader 11; Powderpuff 11; FFA Sweetheart 11. FIELDS, RONNIE: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9,10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Senior Play Cast. ELLIOTT, CRAIG: FFA 9,10,11; FFA officer 11; Football 9,11; Basketball 11; Golf 12. ELLIS, TOMMY: Choir 9,10,11,12; Choir officer 11; District Choir 9,11; Regional Choir 9,11; Band 11; Pepsquad 12; FFA 9,10,11, officer 9; Senior Play cast; Senior Who’s Wno. ESPINOSA, THERESA: Band 9.10.12; District Band 10,11,12; Band Officer 12; UIL 9,10,11,12; Choir 12; FNC 10,11,12; FNC Officer 11,12. FARRIS, KATHLEEN: Basketball 11; FHA 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Choir Officer 11; Pep Squad 10, 11,12; Pep Squad Officer 12; FNC 10,11,12; FNC Officer 12; Volleyball 11; Track 11; Powderpuff 9,10,11,12; OEA 12. FARRIS, MILLIE: Basketball 9,11,12; FHA 9,10; Choir 10,11; Pep Squad 10; Volleyball 11,12; Powder- puff 9,10,11,12; VOE 12. FLORES. ESPERANZA: FHA 10,11,12; UIL 12; Regional UIL 12. FLORES, STELLA: Pep Squad 11; FHA 10,11,12; FNC 12; NHS 11. GARZA, TERESA: FNC 11,12; Choir 10. GILLETT, JACK: Basketball 9,10,11,12; UIL 12. GONZALES, RUDY: Choir 11,12. GONZALES, STELLA: FNC 10,11,12; FHA 10; Choir 10.12; Pep Squad 10,11; Powderpuff 9.10. GREENAWALT, LONNIE: Football 9. GUERRA, ORALIS: FHA 11; PepSquad 10,11; FNC 10,11,12; Choir 10. HAMLIN, DOROTHY: FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Officer 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11, 12; FT A 12; Senior Play; UIL 11; Annual Staff 9,10,11,12; Choir 11; Drama 12; Girl’s Athletic Award; Track 11,12; Regional Track 12; Powderpuff 9,10,11,12. HARDUNG, PATSY: FHA 9,10,11,12; FNC 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11. HARPER. RUSSELL: Choir 11,12. HARVEY, BARBARA: FTA 12; Homecoming Court 11,12; Choir 10,11; Choir Officer 11; UIL 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 11,12; District track team 11; Powderpuff 11,12; Senior play; Pep Squad 10,11,12; Pep Squad Officer 12. HAYNES, BRENDA: Basketball 9,11; FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Officer 12; Choir Officer 11,12; Pep Squad 10,11,12; FNC 12; Track 11,12; Volleyball 11; Powderpuff 9,10.11,12. HEARD, WANDA: Basketball 11; FHA 9,10,11,12; Pep Squad 10,11; Track 11; Volleyball 11; Powder- puff 9,10,11,12; OEA 12. HENRY, JAMES: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; UIL 10,11,12; NHS 10, 11,12; Brains 11; American Legion Award 9; Senior Play; Rotary Club Student of the Month 12. HICKL, ROBERT: FFA 9,10,11,12; FFA Officer 11,12; Senior play; Senior Who's Who; FHA Beau 12. HILL, LINDA: Band 9,10,11,12; FHA 12; FNC 11,12; Basketball 11; Stace Band ll,12. HUDDLESTON, CALVIN: Football 9; FFA 9,10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,12. HUNTER, GARY: Football 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11,12; FFA Officer 11,12; Senior Play Cast and Crew; UIL 11,12; Contest Play 12; Powderpuff cheerleader. 154 JACKSON, ROBERT: Football 9,10,11.12; NHS 10,11,12; NHS Officer 12; District UIL 12; Regional UIL 12; State UIL 12; Basketball 9; Senior play cast and crew; King of Prom. JENKINS, ROLAND: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11; Powderpuff Cheerleader 10; Boys’ Athletic Award 12. JOH, DIANNE: NHS 10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Officer 10,12; Powderpuff 9,10.11; Basketball 9; FNC 12; UIL 9,10,11,12; UIL 9,10,11,12; Annual Staff 10,11,12; Senior play cast; Rotary Student of the Month 12; Brains 10,11,12; Pep Squad 10,11; Pep Squad Officer IT, Valedictorian. KANA, TONY: FFA 9,10,11. KING, KENNY: FFA 10,11,12; Powderpuff cheerleader 12; Senior play cast 12; Choir 12. KOCUREK, JEROME: Football 9,10; Basketball 9; FFA 9,10,11. KOCUREK, GLENN: FFA 9,10,11,12; UIL 9,10,11,12; Band Officer 12; Stage Band 11,12; John Philip Sousa Award 12. KOVAR, JOAN: American Legion Award 9; Cheerleader 9,11,12; Pep Squad Officer 10; FNC 11,12; NHS 11,12, Volleyball 11; Senior Who's Who; Senior Play; Contest Play 12; Drama 12; Brains 10,11, 12; Sophomore Class Favorite; Junior Class Secretary; Homecoming Court 10,11; Most Outstanding 12; DAR Award 12; Powderpuff 9,10,11,12; Salutatoriam KUNEFKE, LYNELLE: Powderpuff 9; Choir 12. LAWSON, HELEN: Pep Squad 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; NHS 12; Tennis team 11; FTA 10,11,12; Powder- puff Football 10,11,12; Senior play cast. LENZ, BUDDY: FFA 9,10,11.12; FFA Officer 10,11,12; FHA Favorite 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Mr. Football 12; Basketball 10; Track 10,12; UIL 12; Contest Play 11,12; Senior play; Senior Who's Who; Rotary Student of the Month. LEWIS, TANA: Powderpuff 10,11,12; FHA 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Twirler 10,12; Class Favorite 12; Sr. Who's Who; Basketball 11; Track 11; Sr. Play Cast. LOFF, CLINTON: NHS 10,11,12; Brains 11,12; Science Award 12; Foreign Language Award 12. LONGORIA, FRANK: FFA 9,10,11; Choir 11. LOVELL, KAREN: FHA 10,11,12; FHA Officer 11; NHS 11,12; Basketball 10,11; Powderpuff 8,10.11; Sports Queen 10; Annual Staff 10. MARTINEZ, LINDA: FHA 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11; FHA Officer 11,12; OEA 12; OEA Officer 12. MARTINO, LOUIS: Football 11; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; FFA 11,12. McCRORY, BOBBY: Band 9,11; Choir 11,12. MIRELES, JOE: Band 9,10,11,12. OLDHAM, NANCY: FTA 10,11,12; FTA Officer 11,12; FHA 10,11,12; FHA Officer 12; Powderpuff 10,11,12. PENA, GERALDINE: Pep Squad 10; UIL 11,12; FNC 11,12; FHA 10,11,12; Powderpuff 12; Senior play crew; Drama 12. PORTER, BOBBY: UIL 10,12; Football 11; NHS 11,12; Senior Class President; Most Outstanding 12; Senior Who’s Who; Brains 11,12; Senior play crew; Rotary Student of the Month. QUINTANILLA, ELMA: Pep Squad 10,11; Pep Squad Leader; FHA 10,11,12; FNC 10,11; FNC Officer 10; OEA 12; OEA Officer 12; Brains 10,12; NHS 12. REED, ALICE: Choir 10,11,12; Regional Choir 10,11; State Solo 11; Band 9,10,11; FTA 10,11; FHA 12; Annual Staff 9,10,11; Senior Who's Who; Senior play cast; Basketball 9,10; Powderpuff 9,10,11. ROY, SANDRA: FHA 9,10; Choir 10,11,12; Choir Officer 11,12; Pep Squad 10; Track 11. SANCHEZ, MARY: Choir 10; FNC 11,12; Powderpuff 9. SANCHEZ, OMEGA: FHA 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10; Pepsquad 10,11; FNC 12. SANDERS, MARY: FTA 10,11,12; FTA Officer 11; Basketball 9,11,12; Volleyball 10,11; Track 11; Senior Play crew; FHA 12; Powderpuff 9,10,11,12; Annual Staff 12, PepSquad 10,11,12; Choir 11; Drama 12. SCHUELKE, BARBARA: FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Officer 11,12; Senior play cast; Pep squad 10,11; Bas- ketball 10,11; UIL 12; Homecoming Queen 12; NHS 12, Powderpuff 9,10,11; FTA 12. SCHULTE, DEBBIE: Annual staff 10,11,12; Brains 10,11,12; NHS 10,11,12; UIL 10,11,12; Powderpuff 10,11,12; FTA 11,12; Twirler 11,12; Band 11,12; Class Historian 12. SELLS, JOHN: Senior play cast; UIL 12; UIL District 12; Senior Who’s Who. SUVA, LINDA: FHA 12. STANDLEY, PATRICIA: NHS 10,11, 12; FTA 10.11.12; FTA Officer 12; FHA 11. 12; FHA officer 12 Pep squad 11,12; Senior play cast; Powderpuff 11; Rotary student of the Month 12; FHA Christmas Angel 12; Crisco Award 10. STEWART, BRENDA: Powderpuff 9.10,11.12; Volleyball 9, 11; FHA 10,11.12; Track 11; Cheerleader 10,12, Head Cheerleader 12; Basketball 11. STRATTON. OSBY: Choir 10; Track 12. WASHINGTON, DONALD: Track 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; FFA 11; Football 11,12. WEAKLEY, TOMMY: FFA 9, 10, 11; Choir 11,12. WELLS, LYNDA: Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Favorite; Pep Squad 10, 11; Pep Squad Officer 11; FFA Favorite 12; Senior Who's Who; Basketball 10; Senior play cast and crew; Contest play 12; UIL 10,12; Prom Queen 12; Powderpuff 9,10,11,12 FTA 12; Volleyball 11; FHA 10.11,12; FHA Officer 11, 12. WHITE, GLENNA: FHA 11; FNC 10,11,12; Powderpuff 9; Band 9,10. 155 The 1967 Ebb Tide Staff closes with a wish that as you commit your lives to the busy world you will reflect upon this yearbook with happy memories and will always remember these words of Winston Churchill: This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning.” DMH TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made' , •