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

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0-tw 'Z YOU NAHED Dianne Chips and Judi Dail show their interest in the contest by depositing their entries here. 30 4? Tm ea 'F of T 'rg We had to have a name for our yearbook and our newspaper, so, we held a contest. iw' The namer of the yearbook received a free yearbook and the namer of the newspaper received a yearis subscription to the news- paper. Many suitable names poured into the entry box and a screening committee se- lected three in each category to be voted upon by the students. '55 The radiant smiles of the winners are shown here on the faces of Becky Sullender, who thought The Trojan Torch was the best name for the newspaper, and Betty George, who gave The Palladium its name. nm. t 5' 33 RSA Donna Chambers. editor of the Trojan Torch, bought the first copy of the Palladium from Bill Dollar and Elinda Smith.

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PRI G ACTIVITIE Nr 1...- X 7 ML Student teacher Ayn Hlnes prepares a test for her World Hrstory classes The cast for our S mor llay Xrenlc and Old Lace rehearsed ln the Wrlllarrr bran! I wk Nlllv Yamt lx llclty Barnes and Cornelia Barnett? Burr Dans tudent teacher mstructs Dean Crosby and Ralph Johnson 1n wrestling Barbara Klara anfl llflmln Rure arf mea ured for thclr caps an msn In Nlr lurw ll and f lnrna Sant ez Eurxone tufud h rd fr ther fmal exam 1 the at art f Nlax ,, X . , r f 'x Q QP X ei .t VN fy 15 ' Q,-mf -..- l - I 7 J l -, ' - ' 1 ' I2 -C ' 1 Y va it x . 7 Y I My . . ,I cr., I x of LW f , . . ., fm' ' ' 'U S' ' H ' ' teachers' lounge. The cast 1-on-isis of Norman Mayes, Boll Fay. Hobby 1 s, l MV, A V' Q , ' ' 1 'I . A IKVVVV7 .WN ,- ,, X S , ' 1 r 1 lg J .' are 1 g 1 al K ' 'dgr'-j.-.l'-' -h. 1 xl -0' ' so ll - A - 53' Q . i -sl: a U ,i ' s'n 'Isp In ,

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wfqiv T 1 2 is TROJAN CODE he South Houston Trojan strive-s always: . To . T o . . To 1. To 3. To 6. To show that he is prourl of his svhool anfl the things for which it stanfls he truthful. honest, anrl fair. he considerate of others and thvir possessions. improve himself rathf-1' than vritizv others. avoid hasty worcls anfl rlvvisiorms. make every thought pure- ancl f-wry purpose- llulf.