Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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gffs wesfern Zap gn UIQ 916.7 The saddles are in place and the hay is on the floor for a rousing day of planned activity. It's Western Day at Palmer, Texas, U. S.A. Donald Fuller, M.C. and Mrs. la Marque at the piano start the program off with a welcome. Upper right, the second grade and a few stray doggies present a song in their Western regalia. Injuns, pio- neer women and cowboys are raring to go! , ,f yl 3, 4 r. W X ' ,,. , Above it's a Western saloon with plenty of action as the sheriff arrives to take the critters off to the poke. The sixth grade staged this little melodrama. Student Council planned the annual event and everyone had fun. Some celebrity? Yes, it's Miss Linda Lea Smith on the lap of Siperinrendent Watson as she comes a wearin' the green on St. Patrick's Day with her classmates. Linda won prize with Laurice Norris on Mr. Wat- son's left. They could even show a few green unmentionables.

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FU Syn Crjasfer Jczra0Q gn gfe gran oQsf f7asf1'0n Sandra Armstrong, William Kelly, Louis Brown, Linda Smith, Stephanie Murphy, Shane Adair, Jack Abbott and Karen Rush- ing compare their Easter surprises after their hats have been judged the best in the parade Mrs. James Harper ponders the whole idea as she watches the students in their bonnets. Mrs. Merle Ann Buchanan and Mr. Bill Merrell are caught by our cameraman as they muse over the Easter bonnets and try to pick the winners of the prizes. Even Mrs. Buchanan wore a chapeau. Miss Karen Lutrick models her lovely hand- made bonnet for the students in the parade. Karen won a prize for her bonnet and the manner in which she presented the showing. Little Miss Lena Mae Kelly couldn't care less that there were judges in the wings as she curtsies to the guests in her lovely Easter bonnet. This is always an eventful day in our school as Miss Stinson together with other teachers and aides get the children to make and model Easter hats made of the child's con- ception of Easter. Judges Bill Merrell and Mrs. Buchanan above volunteered their services. She is a teacher and Mr. Merrell was in our school as a teacher replacement.