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

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COUNSEUN( IC OUR BUSfMESS ! I Bill Bodden and Jimmy Burford listen to Mrs, Forbes, junior counselor, as she advises them on plans for the future. She received a B.S. degree from the University of Texas and an M.Ed, degree from the University of Houston. Mrs. Barfield, Dean of Women, schedules the activities of the following week. She obtained a B.S. degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College, and acts as sponsor of the Trojan Council. diilicult I of the of oui distinct ind fi - phfluifi stssks. qualities separate J school Do you ever wonder why you can ' t get a line into the office? Mr. Knight, sophomore counselor, obtained a B.A. degree from North Texas State University and an M.Ed, degree from the University of Houston. Mr. Satterwhile, senior counselor, reviews Senior applicatioi scholarships. He graduated from North Texas State Uni with a B.S. degree and from the University of Houston w M.Ed, degree. ersity th an I I 299

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Mrs. Wood giN vly received transcript. Mrs. Burnes pensively concentrates on her bus daily schedule. f OBNCy fS FOREMOST IN SCHOOL ADMIN fSlRAnON Expressing secretarial work is most difficult for any artist. He must instill in the mind of the observer the diligence and perseverance of our secretaries. By using the most vivid and distinct lines he creates this idea. Deep purple and ma- jestic white expose the odorous mimeograph fluid and the typing paper compulsory for office tasks. Noticing the many, varied duties and qualities of the secretary, he finds it difficult to separate their colors from those of the remaining school functions. Mrs. Novak and Mrs. Manning review the absentee list. 298

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TWt Bf 7WR££ IN £DUCMON ' I GEORGE A. THOMPSON George Thompson, who began his teaching career a! the age of nineteen, came to Houston with his wife in 1931. He attended Abilene Christian College and graduated from Sam Houston State College with a B.S. degree end the University of Houston with an M.S. degree. Being an active member in many civic and professional organizations, Mr. Thomp- son also teaches Bible classes in Gulfgate Christian Church, CARROLL TEAGUE After twenty years of service in the field of education, Carroll Teague became principal of South Houston High School, a position which he held for five years. Mr. Teague is active in civic service, fraternal and profes- sional organizations, and has been a long-time worker in the First Meth- odist Church of Pasadena. He is a graduate of Sam Houston State College with a B.S. degree and the University of Houston with an M.S. degree and also attended Texas A M. Robert W. Coffman, completing his twenty-fifth year of service in the Pasadena Independent School District, graduated from George Peabody College in Georgia with an M.S. degree and from Abilene Christian College with a B.A. degree. Mr. Coff- man, having a keen sense of humor, is active in civic and com- munity affairs. 300 ROBERT W. COFFMAN