Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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Mrs. Ted Smith awards a gilded shoe to Debbie Col lins and her catch, Bobby Chamberland, for having the most original and ap- propriate costumes for the SADIE DAY. Elementary students dressed and watched the events and had a good time. They can hardly wait until they reach high school and get the opportunity to parti- cipate. Day begins with the read- ing of the proclamation by Mr. Jack Smith at left. Race gets under way with the girls awaiting the shot heard around the campus. Timmy Harper and Geral- dine Blocker finish the day a bit weary after all events. Debbie Collins, Bobby Chamberland, Steve Young and Donna Moore are the most enthu- siastic stitchers in the Patchin Contest. Debbie won much to the suffer- ing of her willing partner, Bobby.

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