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

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Mike Seale gives his speech in the ctunpuign for vice-president of the student body at the sophomore and junior assembly, where all candidates appeared before the 4'voters and spoke on their qualifications for the offices. Libby Karns and Judy Bell take time between classes to read some of the clever posters that cove-1'ed the hulls. How did this candidate get into the race?

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State and Local Campai ns and Politics Reach a Climax Texas history students were seen campaigning madly for assigned candidates the week before state primary elections, while juniors and sophomores campaigned for next yearis student body and class offi- cers. Ann Locke, Chuck Johnson, and Bill Nichols campaign for Don Yau' borough for governor in Mrs. Warner's Texas history class. Larry Peterson, 'liberal Democrat, gets quite upset over political discussions. It looks as if Kathy Fairrnan, Tommy Kruft and Davelyn Runnells enjoy getting him riled.

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Seniors Build Seniors entered Trojan halls as excited up- perclassmen prepared to start their final year in high school. Senior rings soon arrived and were Worn With a sincere feeling of pride. So quickly did the year pass that almost he- iore anyone realized it the Christmas formal, senior play, and senior prom were only wilted corsages and cherished memories. All too soon graduation ended high school days for seniors. Exes Stanley Kaser, Paul Gomez, and Sandra Kiel- man try to persuade Gail Blackburn to join the Ex-Student Association. .lean Aaron, Ann Ball, Bob Weuthers, and Sterl- ing Laird are just a few who worked behind the scenes to make the senior play possible. Towar 'iLife With Father, the senior play, was a huge success.