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

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Student teacher Billy Hay Dickey looks on as Byron Guess and Eddie Underwood demonstrate wrestling techniques learned in P.E. class. PHYSICAL ED CATIO PROGRAM S WELL ROUNDED ' lfnder the able guidance of Coach Harry Morgan and his staff. the boys' Physical Education program is well organized and is beneficial to every boy on the campus. The program not only includes the ever popular games such as football, basketball, and baseball, but also includes instruction in tumbling, boxing, wrestling, weightlifting, and other less popular sports. turn in 2ilUI'I1lJlll'l cla Exerci es are an es entxal part of the Physical Education program Q Foo ball 1 a popular P E activity 's -s ' i I . f l . M!!! - ,. I Eugene Lawrence leaps high as other boys await their ' g Qc. t 's . . '