Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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960612261614 rf' 1 DECEMBER 17: Little Elves and pretty fairies smile down on the bed of Patsy McNeese. They are members of the second and third grades who had pre- sented a delightful Christmas program at P. T . A . DECEMBER 20: Patricia Mapp centers the stage to listen to Edwin Davis read the Christmas story in a morning as- sembly by the school. Melvin Green- lee, Patti Holleman and Sara Stacks listen intently. DECEMBER l'7: All the world loves a happy clown. Here are three: Robin Reeves, Melvin Greenlee and Duane Brazier as they brought Christmas cheer to the P. T.A. DECEMBER 20: Christmas would not be complete without the Nativity Story as told this year by a group of high school students under the direction of Mrs. Scallorn.

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962008122 691' if ,A Q Ke H-if 'V ' sk NOVEMBER ll: Veterans Day did not go unheeded in our school. Mrs. Cal- houn and her little daughter brought the traditional poppies and here is Danny Epps getting his to wear. NOVEMBER 21: Harvest Goddess Phyllis Tate is crowned as her court waits. Her escort is Steve Long. Edwin Davis nar- rated in the costume of Uncle Sam. NOVEMBER 25: Who will ever forget this day? Seniors take their places on stage as school plans a Memorial Serv- ice to the late President John F. Ken- nedy who was killed November 22. NOVEMBER 25: Ministers Tom Brock, Bobby Thornton, W. L. Fontenot and Mather Owen all gather with the people of all churches at our school for this Memorial Service. This was a day which we shall never forget for we knew we had lost a great and good man.

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