Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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Where The Action ls! VOCATIONAL EDUCATION has two major depart- ments in our school, both male and female students may avail themselves of opportunities offered. This is where doing is the in thing! Left, SUSAN JOHNSON leads in a formal ceremony to teach the proper respect to our national emblem, while RUBY BROWN and PAT DAVIS instructs the proper handling of the flag. Flag is lowered by CINDY HOWARD , Pat Davis, Ruby Brown and Susan Johnson. Principal John Fuller got the royal treatment of F.H.A. 's AMY PORCH and Valerie Slade at formal tea honoring Faculty. F.H.A. and vocational homemaking classes touched many areas of learning. F .F .A. offered many phases of doing while learning. Upper left, Kirby Harper gets calf ready for judging in project show held at Ennis. MORRIS BAKER checks out his prize-winning chickens at show. JULIUS SIMMONS looks anxious, left, as judge views his project calf at rural farm show . . . and MRS. LORENE KIRKPA- TRICK, school counselor, gets a cup of tea from Billy Hill at F .H .A . Tea where the consumer education class hosted for one hour. Louis Brown did the honors at tea table.

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Occupational Education

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Consumer And Driver Ed Classes Popular At P.H.S. BETH JOHNSTON pounded away at the electric typewriter in class where skill is stressed. Above KEITH HARPER, BECKY COLLINS, and GREG DAVIS learn that home is a world of work. Right, BECKY, LESTER JORDAN and HENRY COOPER found that faculty tea also meant constant serving and dish washing. Rlght, SCOTTIE BAKER won BEST DRIVER honors with Mr. Crain doing presenting.