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

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Mr. Michael Ary B.A., Baylor Mr. Donald Carter B.A., U. of H, Mrs. Quebell Crank BS., T.W.U. Mr. Dale London enioys a break with his favorite pipe. 'EF' Mrs. Velma Grounds B.S., Union University Mr, Arthur Harper BS., S.H.S.C. Mr. Dale London BS., Texas A 8 I Mr. James McDonald BS., M.Ed. Texas Technological College Mr. Dennis Slcarda B.S. Texas A 8. M Mr. Nathan eatch BS. Uniyer of Houst n Mr. Lucas Vegas BS., University l 'S-lf' of Houston Mr. Jimmy Walters M.Ed., North Texas State University Chairman, Science Department l , ar , 4. ,A 494:-. f .. 5? wqgjjf' 'qy-vgyf'

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M it All right, you guys in the back of the room, says Mr. Lucas Vegas. x I thoroughly understand -- h ' the theory of relativity, Q-i ti 'fi says Mr. Dennis Slcarda. .LLL Q LLiL L 30 l, ' ,....r Mr. Jimmy Walters ponders an analytical equation. Tl-IE COMP!-EPC WORLD OF SCIENCE FAQCINATEQ MANY Biology, at the high school level, is a general course designed for all students who have a desire to learn more about living things. This course is considered an essential to a well-rounded high school education. Physics provides a start into the problem-solving required in the scien- tific world of today. It is divided into mechanics, heat, electricity, sound, light, and atomic and nuclear physics. Chemistry offers the study of the basic laws and principles which regu- late and control the reactions between different substances in the universe.

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FINE OF-FEIZ C1J And he hutfed ond putted ond ...' said Mrs. Honno Timmons, speech teacher. ,,,, , .ii s 32 Mrs. Brenda Miles spreads enthusiasm to the cost of the senior ploy just before the first pertorrnonce. QQ mis ff'i'.,2. ir k .yr It you didn't bring me cu present, dont expect ony extro pointsii' soys Mr. Torn Myers, choir director.