South Houston High School - Palladium Yearbook (South Houston, TX)

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AND STAFF HELP US AS WE LAY A MR CARROLL TEAGUE, Principal Fellow Trojans: Can this year really be over? The reason for the apparent swiftness in the passing of time is the ever growing happiness that wells up in your heart when you think of the numerous friends you have made and the many, many pleasant experiences of your two short years here. Your teachers have manifested an affection for you because of your sterling worth and the possibilities they know the future holds for you. You have formed friend- ships among the faculty and fellow students which will be of value to you forever, and you will remain just as long in their memories. May you continue to grow in strength and wisdom, Seniors. May you always treasure the school tradition that you are leaving for those of us who remain. May even the most incidental memory 11ot only linger, but grow, and be enhanced by the years. As ex-students, always place your Alma Mater in a high place in your life, and to her leave your wishes for the best. I sincerely wish for you success, happiness, and a full life. Remember, the happiness you bring to others brings the greatest wealth of satisfaction to yourself. wie ADMINISTRATORS