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

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There is nothing to do now but wait and hope. m CROOSt Oi EElReAEr Terry had a littie lamb « wM» ' i n Tommy Mcllhany proudly leads his prize steer from the 227

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r m ' ■ Kk 1 v I9tt l iAJM FFA officers for ' 63- ' 64 are Jimmy Fisher, Rudy Ohn Hill, Tony Freeze, Mike Worrell, and Donny Waldrop. Karen Eversole, Mark Eversole, Tony Fn advertise the barbecue. e, and Elaine Selcraig work on a poster to P.FyA. BOV€ m. Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve. This is the motto of the Future Farm- ers of America, an organization for boys interested in agriculture. The FFA was a very active club this year. Animals raised by the members brought many honors to So uth Houston from livestock shows and rodeos. The an- nual FFA-FHA barbecue was a huge suc- cess, as was the father-son banquet. Carolyn Owers was chosen by the FFA members as sweetheart for this year. ■ 226 FFA Sweetheart Carolyn Owers

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n o .q R ri y n SENIOR MEMBERS Carl Schneider Nathan Isgur, Phil Davis, Maxie Burnham, Ken Carpenter, David Barton, Mike Smedberg, Tom Gunn, Mike Walker, V Lindy Pollard, Charles McCarley, Max Harris, Gary Warriner, John Hill, Greg Peters, Patsy Light, Jannette Revel, Louise Talen Glenda Martha Parker, Rhana Smith, Jimothy Dyson, Linda Gilliam, Diane Ping, Diane Fisher, Carol Koehl, Vicki Casey, and Mary Cook William Haney, Schallenberg, ACRfEVEMENfT Juniors Guy Perry, Brenda Sullender, and Bari Watkins are elated after being announced new members of the Honor Society. Carol Koehl and Vicki Casey welcome Betty Bage and Christie Coates to their first Honor Society meet- ing. 228 m