Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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ffm' Eames the Hand The Lamar Redskin Band entertains enthusiastic football fans during half-time. One of our most active clubs is the Lamar Band. It enriches such school activities as pep rallies and football games in the fall, the Christ- mas and Easter programs, the P.T.A., and Open House. In recent years the Lamar Band has become an outstanding performing band in the Houston area, participating in band marching and con- cert contests. lt performed at the Inauguration of Governor John Connally and at Rice Stadium for the late President John Kennedy. Originally, the Lamar Band was the ROTC Marching Band under the direction of Lee S. Keding. Through his earlier leadership and the present direction of Robert E. Foster, the Lamar Band has achieved a high degree of excellence. Drum Major and Band Commander: Campbell Green Executive Officers: Karen Kleiderer, Randy Spike, Charles Sparks Director: Mr. Robert Foster Was that another touchdown? asks Richard Miller. Robert Duval, Maudann Russell, Cary Criffis and John James seem more engrossed in the game than in their instruments. Band 37

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D Way Decimal Deczferers 1' ' a Anne Janes and Anne Fincke arrange the library showcase as a service to the whole school. Hopkins Hornberger Ilse Jackson Jahnke Janes Kilgore McConnell McElroy Purington Rodgers Russell Sachs Simmons Skaff Stubblefield A ,, N Warren ' 5 , ' .- Y , Whatley ' ' . A TV' . 'gy 2 White ' .Q t '- Williams I ' x 1 5' M 4' B' fr- ' i 5A 3 86 Wozrapi Alexander Baldwin Bryant Davis Fincke Flodine Foote Hamilton Hartman Hewitt Hill Hodges The purpose of Wowapi is to promote interest in the library and its functions. The members of Wo- wapi are responsible for the bulletin boards in the library and in the hall, for keeping flowers in the library, and for the observance of Book Week. This year the club helped with the State Teenage Library Association Convention, which was held in Houston. Wowapi was organized in 1937. It published the first four volumes of the Student Directory. At first simply The Library Clubf' the name was changed to Wowapi in 1952. Wowapi is now affiliated with The Texas Teenage Library Association. President: I an Alexander Vice-President: Marie Hartmann Secretary: Cynthia Hewitt Treasurer: Alan Sachs Sponsor: Miss Virginia Taylor

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sd Adding charm and sparkle to the band are the twirling majorettes: ffrom leftl Sophie Salassi, Carolyn Dows, Susan Greene, Nancy Carter, Elizabeth Gill, Susan Murray, Margie Wills, Pam Smith, Diane Yawn, Paulette Best and Stella Borzilleri. FIRST ROW: Cfrom leftb Sophie Salassi, Diane Yawn, Susan Greene, Nancy Carter, Carolyn Dows, Elizabeth Gill, Pam Smith, Margie Wills, Susan Murray. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Foster, Campbell Green, Richard Baalhoin, Pat Tatrae, John James, Robert DuVa.l, Robbie Leff, Phillip Thomas, John Roach. THIRD ROW: Sherry Baker, Charles Sparks, Mark Clemmons, Ruth Ann Skaff, Barbara Hardin, Bunny Key, Joe Clemmons, Scott Mgebroff, Douglas Miller, Simos Georgandis, Bob Bailey, John Myers, Karen Kleiderer, Doris Price, Donna Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Vicki French, Lynn Courtney, Kathleen Lewis, Wayland Pickard, Don Barron, Martin Smith, Gerald Cash, Joe Davidson, Robert Bliss, Jimmy Dozier, Stephen Thomas, Ronnie Stevens, Charles Miller, Glenn Rhodes. FIFTH ROW: Clarence Coldewey, Donna Walker, Hans Jaeger, Bob Northway, Campbell Smyth, Kit Reid, Wayne Gray, Jim Feagan, Gus Oldham, .l0br1 BrHdfOrd, Joe Gervers, JHTHCS Whitehead, TOU1 Thrash, Gary Whitsett, David Collings, Randy Speich. SIXTH ROW: Bill Sisa, Tom Parnell, Lee Sikes, Paul Egner, Eldon Walker, Fred Hall. Not pictured: Kathy Alexander. Paulette Best. Stella Borzilleri, John Birdsell, Gaston Brunschwig, Nancy Carter, Suzy Demme, Gary Griffin, Linda Lee, Maudann Russell, James Tvhisenant, Pat Allais, Fred Meeks. 88 Band