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

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STUDETJTBODY VfCt-PRESfDENT Presiding over the student council in Nathan ' s absence is only an example of the many obligations that Louise faces as Vice-President of our student body. She is also in charge of seeing that the committees of the student council fulfill their pur- poses and function properly. Louise ' s charming personality has won for her many honors other than that of Student Body Vice-President. A brilliant student, she is the secre- tary of the Honor Society. She also serves as Presi- dent of the Spartaniers. For the month of October, Louise was chosen to represent our school as Rotary Ann. Her varied abilities make Louise an asset to South Houston. Nathan relinquishes his gavel to Louise so tha duce a motion to the student council. light intro- Seeing that The Shield, our student directory, was properly put together was one of the year ' s biggest projects for Louise. 29

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The office of student body president is one of the highest to be achieved at South Houston. Nathan ' s excellent leadership ability and winning personality qualify him for this position. Al- though the work is not always easy, Nathan is a willing worker, always ready to do his part. His main duty is to preside over the student council and assist it in accomplishing its goals. Nathan ' s eager willingness to help has proved him worthy of this honor. Assisting Nathan ' s the officers nany tasks as in planning the agenda for the weekly student council meeting is one of Student Body President. STUDENJT BODV PRESfDEPJf 28

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COLLE SESTZIP m Betty Eakin and lindy Pollard -Aere awarded full music scholarships. Martha Parker received the annual Parent- Teacher Association scholarship. Full choir scholarships were won by Mary Cook, Deanna Smith, Dale Anderson, Judy Dement, and Tommy Little. Jamps Appleby, John Worthen, Kenton Pate, and Margaret Rudolph also received music scholarships. I The Pasadena Classroom-Teachers As- sociation awarded its scholarship to David Barton. David also received a scholarship from Austin College. 30