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

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200 Delegates to the Youth and Government Convention must learn all about the government and how it works be- fore leaving for the state Capitol. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character was the purpose to which each memher of Tri-Hi-Y Worked this year. Their service projects were to visit and entertain at an old folks' home in Pasa- dena, and to Collect food and clothing for a needy family- at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Margaret Parker. Pam Boggs, and Irene Connell were the three delegates sent to the state Convention in Austin, Decem- ber 1-I--17. Tri-Hi-Y Worlis Toward Highe 14 ' 2

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Library Club Circulated 1 ,OOO Books in 1962 Being profoundly interested in books and library work is the requirement of the Library Club. Members, ac- tivities consist of circulation of books and periodicals, reference work, order work, and care of books. This year four delegates attended the Texas Teenage Library Con- vention in San Angelo. Br-1'-rl That cold snap in ,lanuary caused everyone to bundle up bet- ter than usual, Here, Miss Lodge, sponsor of Library Club, demonstrates her technique for keeping warm. Marilyn May, Miss Lodge, Carol Olson, Donnie Bernshausen, Fredna Harris, and Bill Marsh try to make a decision concerning their library pins. Linda Olson, two delegates from an- other school, Bill Marsh, and Donnie Bernshausen enjoy themselves at the San Angelo convention. F Did you ever wonder who put 'fn the x's on the little cards that tell which magazines we have? Linda Olson may have the ans- WBT. I99

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Wllat goes on here? Could it be a Come-AsfYou-Are breakfast? l tandards and Goals Tri-Hi-Y officers Judy Bell, Rose Marie Gilcrease, Harriett Durr, Mar- garet Parker, Sandra Pace, and Betsy Miller look over a YMCA magazine. Sponsor MARTHA SINGLEY fffif A 4 '- Sponsor BARBARA ADAMS