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

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These students brought home honors in ensemble; Phil Davis, Richard Miller, Donny Harper, Ronnie Lessner, David Lively, Gary Dawson, Pete Yarbrough, Larry Baisdon, Betty Marietta, Kathy Taylor, Paulette Hendricks, Ann Lacy, Beverly Zoet, and Steve Hardin. Students viiinning honors for solos in contest are Larry Baisdon, Paulette Hendricks, Phil Kasparek, and Sharon Gartman, e D U fNS WONORSI he»d « ' Remember how the striking but far away tones of King Size announced the coming of the Marching Band? And then, how they appeared from around the corner in bright red uniforms carrying horns which glittered in the sunlight? Or remember the traditional T or the end of a pep rally when the Alma Mater was played? Remember how warm pride filled your heart when you sang the words? Remember the Christmas Concert when the band and choirs joined together to reproduce songs which are sung during that sacred time? This was the way the band was when you were in school. Remember, oh, remember? Mr. Tommy Gorsucli, Band Director, pauses to review the next piece of music. 203

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Twirlers for 1963-1964 include Linda McGuire, Cheri Brown, Carla Malthys, Darlene Nix, Kay Smith, Elaine Mitchell, Joy Humphries, Glenda Adams, Cynthia Holecek, Coyleen Davis, Sandra Ford, and Donna Harp. Ihe Band Sweetheart candiOates ana escorts are Betty Marietta, Linda Pollard, Brenda Smith, Sweetheart, John Hill, Sue White, and William Hargrove. l jQjON m Head twirler Linda McGuire and assistant head twirler Cheri Brown step out in a tw irling routine. dr. On Band officers are Linda McGuire, Lindy Pollard, William Hargrove, Gary Dawson Louis Endsley, Nathan Isgur, Alice Johnson, Betty Marietta, and Cheri Brown. 202

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The purpose cf the South Houston Senior High Medical Careers Club is to inspire and familiarize the students of South Houston with a better knowledge and understand- ing of the aspects and opportunities present in the medical fields. The club made its first endeavor to live up to this purpose when they took a field trip to John Sealy Hos- pital in Galveston. This trip showed the students just what is expected from them in Medical School and what hospital life is really like. The Medical Careers Club attended the convention at the Lilly Jolly School of Nursing. Terry Hesson and Victor England were elected to offices and the skit The Big Brain Operation won a second place trophy. Every activity of the Medical Careers Club this year has given the students a better knowledge of what is expected of them in the world of medicine. Terry Hesson and Victor England were elected to the offices of vice-president and sergeant-at-arms at the convention of the Harris County Medical Careers Ciubs. 204 Then I put my X right here, says Stanley Spaeth. CALUNG DOaOR M .