Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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I f-5, CSCGMIY2 Donald Ray Fuller is the master of ceremonies at the student council program seen left above as he nar- rates the Three Wise Men . Siperintendent Roy James Watson is seen as he presents the portrait of Mrs. T. N. Scallorn commissioned by the seniors of 1967 and dedicated at this Christmas Program. Upper right. Joe Charles Heard narrates the Story of The First Christmas while the students in the first four grades sing the music while his story is told. After the assembly, Dianne Allen, President of Palmer Student Council, is seen pouring coffee for Mrs. Scallom and Superintendent Watson. Student council sponsored faculty coffee in school library. Assist- ing at the table are Debbie Collins and Rita Heard. Faculty members at the coffee in above photograph are Mrs. Ovelia Gulledge, Mrs. Tom Andrews, Rita Heard, student, and Mrs. Norman L. Allen. It is a tradition in our school for the student council to honor the faculty with a Christmas coffee. cSfuoQnf Gouncz QS,,.,..0f. c35m,f,,.a. wmyfam Jn amor. Qtr.. 57 96 jf Jqssemgg

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