Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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He must Judge for hrmself whrch path to choose whrch step w111 help or hmder the ldeals to whlch he rs commrtted Once he begrns to compromlse away hrs prrncrples on one 1ssue after another for fear that to do otherwxse would halt hrs career and prevent future frghts for prrncrple then he has lost the very freedom of conscrence whrch Justifres hrs con tmuance rn offrce John Fltzgerald Kennedy U - . . . . . l I ' - . . . ,g . I I5

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my X jr 91 ra! ra MAY 16: Above right are Sue Kinsala, Gary Oates, juniors, with seniors Pat Mapp, Danny Hobbs and Steve Long at the TREASURE COVE banquet honoring the seniors. Pirate is John Fuller. MAY 16: Pirates Tommy Harper and Jack Bardwell serve members of the Board and Faculty at the junior-senior banquet. MAY 16: Senior class president Stephen Long is seen at the head table during banquet with Louis Barron who was the host. The food and fun was very en- joyable by seventy guests. MAY 9: Phyllis Ian Tate gets her dress all adjusted by her homemaking teacher, Mrs. Batton. Phyllis represented Palmer High in COTTON FESTIVAL held in Waxahachie.

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cguperzfzyfezz inf an Ofjprzln Superintendent Roy James Watson and Principal Billy Earl Richardson are seen in the main office of our school. Both men are located in offices where students and teachers can easily reach them to discuss problems or drop by for an encouraging word or friendly chat. fl ' a - all oarof gf Cifzcafzon P. W. Holleman, Charles E. Tate, President T, M. Harper, Vice-President Clayton N. Stacks, Superintendent Watson and Mrs. Parmer Wilson are seen in the school library where regular meetings are held to formulate school policies. Not in the picture are Roger Harper and E. M. Bardwell. I6