Lamar Consolidated High School - Lamar Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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The yearbook, to many students, is a book of memories. To others, it is just a 520.00 book. However, to the Annual Staff, it means long hours of hard work and some fun. The biggest this year was that of student apathy. Out ofa possible 1281 students only 450 bought a yearbook. To pro- mote sales the staff sold per- sonal ads where the student could buy a page, a half page, or a fourth page. lt did not go over as well as planned. Two photographers from Monarch Photography, the company that handl- ed the senior pictures, discuss how long it will take to go through all the classes, f ' l'.s it it 'i i , 1 .'..' l ' fl, 'A y, L - T Z irll T Q MWA fix' sf' i 'Vs' ig, yifflfi. J ' We .'l' i QQ HL fififiif' ' 1' ', .g f 2 7 fciggfggafc ' i. g ' . I if ,,,. 4 wt .. The yearbook staff uses the display case in the rotunda as one of their many forms of advertising. 4 Yearbook Your Yearbook .Staff Guarantees Without Rex Smith, sponsor, the annual staff would not be successful. Alisha Wile silently ponders the pictures she is go- ing to use for one of her layouts. As a new annual staff student, Stephanie Schultz acquoints herself with the computer list of the stu- dent body. Denise Koderka CGuppyD looks over the 1968 football schedules to see when she can get the pictures for her section. On Friday afternoon before school lets out for the weekend, the staff talks about the upcoming weekend. On the first day of school the yearbook class looks over the past yeor's book for mistakes and improvements. The yearbook class works together to identify plc- TUFGS for each section. The 1968-64 yearbook editors Lisa Barak and assistant editor Natalie Michulka.

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You an Insight into Lamar High Yearbook students learn to work as a team to get their jobs done faster. As fast as one finger will go Oralia Perez types as Donna Cdimplesb Johnson feeds her information. Mr. Smith discusses how he will handle credit for the students who forgot their money for underclass pictures. M--M-.m,...,! Liquid Paper in hand Corey Cmajdalka reads over his handwrit- ten cutlines and types them. Jeanette Bauman and Lisa Hollon explain how much each underclassmen pictures packet costs and how it can be paid for. Denise Kaderka looks through another yearbook to give Stephanie Schultz an idea for a cutline. K - s Q it Q .5 it Lisa Barak sorts underclassmen pictures for the mug shot pages of the yearbook. ,J lf Natalie Michulka sells a yearbook while Denise Kaderka and Allyson Matheaus discuss how they will make their next sale. Denise Kaderka reads a newly written cutline to Jerry Manuel and Stephanie Schultz to see if they think it fits the picture. Yearbook 5