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

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Honor Society officers are: president, .lim Stutzmang parliamentarian, Thomas Hearneg sponsor, Miss Lodge, secretary, Sandra Paceg chaplain, Pam Rexg historian, Pam Boggs, and treasurer, Virginia Stuart. At an induction ceremony held before the stu- dent body, April 25, 31 new members were wel- comed to the South Houston Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. Qualities necessary for se- lection included leadership, service, scholarship, character, and citizenship. Graduating Honor students are entitled to a gold cord on their gown and on their diploma. The distinction of being a member is truly one to work for. Their project to raise money was selling gradua- tion invitations to the seniors. The money was used for scholarships. cholarship and Citizenship enior members of the Honor Society are, TOP ROW: Mike Shay, Charles Sollock, Kees Talen, harles Younger, Eddie Sherrill, and Robert Bland. MIDDLE ROW: Patti Mangum, Betty ail, Davelyn Runnells, Judy Bell, and Dennis Pettis. BOTTOM ROW: Bobette Kelly, Har- ett Durr, Judy Lutz, Regenia Miller, and Georgia Lyon. Not pictured is Marilyn Selcraig. MISS MARGARET LODGE Sponsor

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New junior IHCI1llJC1iS of the Honor Society are, TOP ROW: Danny Batson, Joel Swan- son, Bobby Boone, Terry Estes, Lester Karnes, Norwood Mortensen, Marion Thompson, and .lohn Tittle. SECOND ROW: Ann Berger, Betty Breaker, Martha Wallace, Ronda Rushing, Kathy Tuggle, Mary Townley, and Anne Holdsamheck. THIRD ROW: Rose Cilcrease, Libby Johnson, Dede Armentrout, Pam Howell, and Pain Poe. FRONT ROW: Wilde Lavender, Sue Barrington, Luna Lary, Judy Tully, Carol Olson, Audrey Crow, and not pictured, Sue Poole. haraoteristies of Honor Society 1' Honor Society members Pam Rex, Kerry Jones, and Davelyn Runnells check carefully to see that Carol Horacekis order for invitations is properly filled. t wit Miss Lodge hands inductee Bobby Boone his nremliership card at the induction ceremony.

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MR. CHARLES THOMAS Sponsor Don Sullenberger and Linda Olson, just elected Mr. and Miss FTA, take life easy. Teachers of Tomorrov Anyone interested in learning about teaching as a career is welcome to join the Future Teachers of America. Through study, observation of real teachers, and participation in substitute teaching programs, the qualities essential to ag good teacher are developed Within each member. Guest speakers discussed why they became interested in teaching, the advantages and disadvantages of teaching, and teachers from the view of other occupations. Members discussed the value of having a uCareer Nightf' one night where men and women from different fields of work come and discuss their occupation with students who are interested in that particular area. The film. 'fAnd Gladly Teachf' on education and student education. was shown just before some members were allowed to go to elementary schools and substitute teach for one day. I92 FTA officers Cecelia Crimes, Dede Armentrout, Sandra Mcfieynolds, Ca- mille Stone, Linda Olson, David Barton, and .ludy Tally make plans for their assembly.