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

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I7O Comprised of sixty-nine girls under the direc- tion of Mrs. Joyce Ghormley, the Girls' took an active part in both the Christmas pro and the spring concert. At contest each of the choir's student direc Mary Cook and Shirley Daves, and a soloist 1 a lst. The choir as a whole made a 2nd, Raising money for new music was mar quite easily when the girls sold candy as project. hoir ram ztors, nade aged their Everyone smile. Wanda Morse, Sandy Brooks, Betty Brooks, Nita Smith, and Rayman Roberts, choir officers, cheerfully obey orders. Melo y Made for Modems

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if appella Choir Under the direction of lVlrs. Joyce Ghormely, the South Houston A Cappella Choir began planning their activities for the new school year. Immediately they turned their attention to selling programs at the home football games. Competition was stiff, as the one who sold the largest number was awarded a copy of the 1962 Paladium. At Christmas, together with San Jacinto Jr. Collegeis hoir, the A Cappella Choir presented Handelis Messiah. hoir contest brought fresh honors when the student direc- ors and four solos won first division. Selections from the musical L'West Side Story were pre- ented at the annual talent show. The entire school had he pleasure of hearing The Deutches Requiem of Brahmsi' nd an arrangement of South Pacific at the spring con- ert. New jackets and letters get special attention from choir officers Carol Taylor, Emily Hubby, Dede Armentrout, Reginia Miller, Carol Olson, Sue Bar- rington and .lean Aaron. I69

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Section leaders Caryl Mathews, Marsha Hooper, ,Io Pringle, and Dorinda Pearson look over the parts of a new piece of music. y Modern aids Girls' Choir officers Mary Cook, Linda Morris, Linda Hed- fearn and Shirley Dawes take time out to pose for the photographer. li t I7l