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

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Through All Kinds of Weather School Must Go on Rainy weather gives Bob Borchardt an opportunity to prove to Connie Schmerler that chivalry is not yet dead! Pat Monroe and Gwen Donowho urellilown in by violent wind and rain. Denaha Graves and Carolyn Loper are fighting the old batt1c4humidity vs. hairdo. 60

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Center of Activity in Fall Everyone loves a football game. ln the fall pep rallies, homecoming, ribbon sales, the marching hand, and the cheerleaders all hecome the center of activities. Throughout the 1961 season Trojan spirit was high with the f'Big Red winning four games and losing six. ,lust what do they serve to drink at football Volunteers from the Trojan band added much pep and enthusiasm to morning rallies. Trojan hackers turned out in large numbers at football games no matter what the score liapa pened to hu. banquets? Robert Cooper, Dennis McFadden, and Jimmy Shank seem to he enjoying them- selves.

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Except During 'Carlavs Fury Brenda Terwilliger and Sandra Brooks entertain hurricane refugees during Carlafs visit. Mr. Teague and Red Cross workers kept South Houston's doors open to anyone wishing to seek shelter. Unaware of the danger, this baby sleeps soundly through the height of the wind and rain. School spirit is unaffected hy the Weather! Cheerleaders, band mem' bers, and spectators brought along raincoats and umbrellas and sup- ported the Trojan team.