Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

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it-1-il. c fa gg, Q? C1 3 'TEE !.A2EX Presented by the Class of '41 First Row: V. Wyatt, Patricia Harrington: L. Wilmoth, Sadie Buchanang Misa Erwin, Directory B. Henry, Mrs. Harringtong G. Gerard, Grace Harrington. Second Row: E. Sterrett. nTr1p' Bustyg R. Flint, Patrick 0'Flaherty3 D. Strain, Billy Caldwellg E- OSb0rne. Tony Anderson: K. Bell, Mr. Harrington. Business Manager, Ed Leigh. Stage Crew--William McPherson and Edgar Polhemus. 'QEQBEE AEE EAEQABEE' Presented by the Class of '42 Row: George Creaghe, Dudleyg larilyn Settle, Aliceg walter Bosley, Malcolmg Betty Cox, Frankie. Back Row: Ethel Wright, Beer: Patsy Thoman, Gladyeg Wendell eards, Claudeg James Hunter, Roger. Director, lies Sharp. Business Manager-- ,'es Hhnterg Stage Manager. Ldqie Hiigelg Publicity Manager, Margy Harris.

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LNU' 3LC'llil'Y 3 DQ 9 'S -35- 'V First row fleft to rlvhtl Lila 'Dae Thornburg, Ruta Williams Verne Pierson Second Row Yelth Bell Bettie Henry tary Evelyn Villians, Eugene Starrett Third Row Donald Strain 1 i nA,.n .P A Rx-'IOADES Election to membership in the National Honor Lamar Union High School confers unon students who meet the high qualifications required for this organization Nine seniors and two Juniors were selected by the faculty this ye r o receive this r cosni high school couxse Srecial mention should be made of Vena Hershberger, who was elected to membershio in the Lamar chanter, but who h d to move away before the school year ended and the two Juniors Barbara Rhoades and Eugene Thomsn, h were hon oxed by being chosen late in the sn ng of lQ4l The emblem of th's organization is the key stone and the flaming torch At the base of the e stone ap e r the letters 'C' 'S' 'L' ' ' which represent the four chief nrincimles of the Society Character, Scholarshio, Lesdersbio, and Serxice The flaming torch typifies the searching ligrt of truth so that othere may be guided in their quest to keen burning in our schools a hi h ambition for the enduring values of life these students is entrusted the responsibility of carrying forth the peroetual flame of progress tion for achievement during their 1'5 x94w1 .4iILl4k9 -l 'UG If v ,ax Q. ,J I 0 ' il Q 3. 3 5 J, g-2. T .1 , 5 W . al or 1: v X . 0 , M -v- 'o . X J ,N ' a yy! '- 2, : A . , 1 A l , rl 1 r ' . . ,, , Y , ' , ', ' l r ' ' Society is one of the outstanding honors that . . h ,, ' Q fy . ,.: 5 t e , 6-- M' . , A - -A , f ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' Y I wr? Q -Y k Y A F J 1 1 S 1 'A A . . . S., P :Jag h ' li- . P . . Av if' '1

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L 1 U I 4 Gllb Q Back Row: M. Tefertiller E. Idler M. Harris. Fifth Row: I. Sherer D. Ausmus M. Collins, I. Hoover, V.'Walker, R: Long, C. McClain. Fourth Row: B: Hunsingerf M. N. Walling, D. Lacy, M. E. Williams, A. Mckibbon, N. Price, W. Nelson, L. Smith, B. R. Hughes. Third Row: D. Bowles, L. Sherer, B. Fletcher, M. Kato, R. Winters N. B. wietrick, B. McCormick, E. Klcenski, N. J. Dougherty, C. Craig, B. McKenney. Second Row: D. B. Macky, A. Sherer, D. Jones, E. Baker, E. Case, A. A. DeHaven, Z. Morris, N. walling, J. Tullock, J. Wilson. First Row: J. Taniai, R. Kicenski B. J. House, G. Alexander, D. Moore, L. Weis, J. Begley, W. Price, E. Kent. D Absent: G. Baker, B. Briggs, R. Cornell, L. Wietrick. Q ' . Q u , LLI: First Row: N. Gomez, J. Kinniston, J. Dey, K. Bachman, G. Trueblood, G. Mourning. Second Row: B. Steele, D. Davidson P. Pierson, M. McCall, J. Chapman, L. Hoppe. Third : R. Twist, J. Eddleman, B. Fowler, J. Hoppe, Mr. Etchison. 'fs 'Bile