Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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MR. HIBBERT BECK Adviser Pictured above at right is a group of Future Farmers as they presented an assembly during National F. F. A: Week. Stephen Long presides as boys told of all phases of F. F. A. work in our school. ARMERS Q F Jeux F 3 A' 4WF Z'f me NATIONAL D STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION Fon Bovs M...-if AGRICULTURE Seen below at left is Danny Epps, Billy Harris, President Jimmy Harper, and Billy Harper in show calf stall at the State Fair of Texas where the boys stayed a week day and night preparing calves for livestock show. Seen at right is President Jimmy Harper receiving Housekeeping Award on behalf of Palmer Chapter from officials of State Fair of Texas. Danny Epps placed second with his calf, Billy Harris placed second, and Jimmy Harper placed third. Boys receive ribbon awards and prize money for their an- imals. Chapter is very active in our school. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY JACK OATES' MOBIL SERVICE STATION IN PALMER 53

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MRS. LUCEIL BATTON Adviser AKE 7 OQXM R3 on President Norma Sue Kinsala gets some sewing instructions gg? ' 72 from Mrs. Batton. Girls work on all phases of making the S 2 1 0 home a better place in which to live. E 71, J' '1' Y fo 'l e o -' O 4 x 4190 OQ-X Nrw 'fl 5' . ryufczre jlgmemafefs gf fm erzca F. H. A. members, Linda Colquitt and Annie Franklin, Cathy Stacks, and Sandra LCOHH C0ff01'1g3me, SGFVG MF- WHFSOH 21116 La Marque are seen in the dresses they made Mrs. Barton during a tea for the faculty in in F, H. A. week. Girls modeled clothes February. Tea was in the library and each for the P. T. A. in their study of good pos- girl served as a part of learning to be a ture and appearance. F. H. A. work is en- good hostess. joyed by every girl in our high school. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE DAIRY MART OF ENNIS, TEXAS 52

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.73arez2f yeacger 7350013650 OFFICERS PRESIDENT, MRS. WAYNE MURCHISON FIRST VICE PRESIDENT, MRS. L. H. BARRON SECOND VICE PRES., MRS. BERT STINSON, THIRD VICE, MRS. ERNEST HOBBS, SEC RETARY, MRS. JAMES WESTER, TREASURER, MRS. BOBBY HOBBS, PARLIAMENTARIAN MRS. W. M. PARKER, REPORTER, MRS. C. N. STACKS, HOSPITALITY CHAIRMAN, MRS. CHARLES DAVIS, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN, ROY JAMES WATSON, MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN, MRS. A. M. BOON, PIANIST, MRS. T. N. SCALLORN. Seen above is President Mrs. Wayne Murchison with some of the officers at a meeting of the Parent -Teachers Association. r This group of men and women meet the second Tuesday in each month for a planned program to enlighten the members on the needs and problems of our school. The theme for this year's work has been: We The P. T. A. Seek To Understand The Family Story. Their motto: Service is our Watchword, Child Welfare is our Aim, Better Life Conditions the Success We Claim. Each of the programs for this year have dealt with the betterment of the family through the in- struction of parents and teachers. Some of the subjects have been education, finances, love, home, community, and happiness. One of the main objects for the year has been to promote the welfare of the children and youth in home, school, church and community. Mrs. Murchison has done a fine job this year in leading the organization to achieve each goal attained. 54