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

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SIUDENTS ( M RECCxSNfnOM F Carl Schneider and Amy Feazte represented South Houston as Girls and Boys Slate representatives the summer before their senior year. Lynda Mathews and Glen Reid will be our representatives to Austin this summer. Christine Manning received the Woodmen of the World American History award which is presented each year to a quali- fying junior. Ken Carpenter, CU i.g Cor. ' . y, and Nathan Isgur were contestants in the state Interscholastic League meet. Nathan won first in Science. 34 Phil Davis, Larry Plagens, Bryan Kilgore, and Mike Hurley were chosen as Junior Optimists for 1963-1964.

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Another citizenship award was deservingly wo n by Jannette Revel. This was the Daughters of American Revolution Citizen- ship Award. Jannette was also the recipient of the Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarship. The Champion Merit Citizenship Award, based on highly rep- resentative citizenship, was presented to Louise Talen. Louise ' s excellent grades, friendly smile, and fine personality also won for her the South Houston Exes Student Association Scholarship. FR£fifDENnAL fNMlzmON Mr. Satterwhite examines the White House telegram as Nathan says simply, I can ' t believe it! June 3, 1964 was no ordinary day for one of the top seniors at Soutfi Houston. On this date, Nathan Isgur received a telegram from the White House saying that President Johnson had chosen him as a Presidential Scholar. The wire requested Nathan ' s pres- ence at the White House on June 10. Na- than was the only boy from the entire state to receive this honor. We, at South Houston, believe that President Johnson could not have made a more perfect choice. We are all proud of the recognition Nathan has won for himself and for South Houston. 33

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UfSS PAUADfU U JUDV DEMENT This year the annual staff sponsored a Miss Palladium contest to boost their subscription drive. Girls from all three classes submitted applications to enter the contest. Charlotte Barrier, sophomore, Darline Haskins, junior, and Judy Dement, senior, were chosen as the three finalists for the title of Miss Palladium. As each student ordered his Palladium he was given a certain number of votes to be placed on the candidate of his choice. The earlier the student subscribed, the more votes he was allowed to cast. At the pep rally on the day the subscription drive ended, Judy Dement was announced Miss Palladium. Among her prizes were a mum, a free Palladium, and a page dedicated to her in the 1964 Palladium. Charlotte Barr : ;,, L ;::;v Haik.ns tun Judy as the announcement of Miss Palladn Robicheaux was not a candidate.) Judy wears a proud smile as Donna Baugh pins on her the Miss Palladium mum. 35