Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1967 volume:

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MAX COFFMAI WITH A DEEP FEELING OF GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION, WE DEDICATE TO YOU, MR. COFFMAN, BY LEADING AND COUNSELING US WITH FAIRNESS AND WISDOM THROUGHOUT THE PAST TWENTY YEARS, YOU HAVE GAINED THE RESPECT OF THE STUDENTS, THE FACULTY, AND THE COMMUNITY. YOU WERE ALWAYS READY FOR SOME FUN WITH US--IMAGINE THE GIRLS' SURPRISE WHEN YOU STEPPED UP ON THE CHAIR TO HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH THEM. THEN THERE WAS THE NIGHT, COLD AND WINDY, WHEN WE MANAGED TO SURPRISE YOU WITH A TOKEN OF OUR APPRECIATION. THE INSCRIPTION ON THE SILVER TRAY READ WE, THE STUDENTS OF LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL APPRECIATE YOU AS OUR FRIEND AND PRINCIPAL. WE HOPE YOU WILL LOOK BACK ON THE YEARS WITH FOND MEMORIES. WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU AS THE BEST FRIEND LAMAR HIGH THE 1967 CHIEFTAIN. SCHOOL HAS EVER HAD. . -3:2 -- '- . .m'W 'w A..., w ,.. -if f '- ., 1. -' -2' H , .W wwf -4 8 ,I , ,. f : .. -Q' 1 , . ez! LQSQQEZEQS wgffgg:-Q ',h. .1.g,xgg' ..,. H., va Hari X at -- L! , he 9, , .uw DEAR STELLA AND FRED, ON BEHALF OF THE STUDENT BODY AND THE FACULTY I WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PART AS LEADERS OF LHS STUDENT LIFE. YOU HAD DREAMS AND, AS SO OFTER HAPPENS, SOME DID NOT COME TRUE, BUT WITH PERSEVERANCE AND HARD WORK MANY OTHERS DID. HOMECOMING, CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES, DRESS-UP DAYS, AND THE POWDER PUFF BASKETBALL GAME ARE A FEW OF THE MANY ACTIVITIES WE ENIOYED UNDER YOUR LEADERSHIP. THROUGH YOUR EFFORTS THE 1966-1967 STUDENT COUNCIL HAD A PROGRESSIVE AND SUCCESSFUL YEAR. WTI DEZQAGH HEAD BOY-FRED WILLIAMS HEAD GIRL-STELLA LEAL .A 7, 5'f5'w? 'E w fgx igvlf ' Y , . f in igyff f' , L '-'Ni I 1 1 S n .wen W. fg M5522 ' gwdff' 1. Sw A ,V ,,,.,-, , , 1' L' A 1 1 1 1- ys iff' 'Qfviip ,L f,Q2:rw4n f'gg, . K V - ' I 1 , I ny'5'fv ,, .'fv4.- A K , ,gQni3:5y,.,1,.Ad.x 'W 41 L 42 Z, lvfiw' 4 ,. '- A- - , ' ,405 lv, J' ' E2-fygfa., IWQQFSNJ, 9, 3 if W9 l awww? N QI? -U . N' W ,, H Qi N55 .', ,wiv v3 ,F xx ' ww ' 'F'-avi .2: 'w't5f,Y ,,gz ,w . ,A M Q J, .v -- RHQE 'Y 1 ml! ,, N., -Mani ' -H f 'x 'fn EW .' - , ,La 'ml' T -as-' km yt! 'SKI'-0' L1 M.' str'-v-. 'K -'y,'u.'.i 0' x'.1-'U1, QW 'L' X' tx 0. .wmzk H ','.'.-' WA - ww' Je, ,- L JV- -'-If - m 'dn L Q. -. . . g N nm fx' 4' 'W' M M 'm M-1'7 Q ' 'am' x Q1w ' QL' My uw-' m, ,, ..,,x.,..,.....,. ,M 3- ..M. v .L pe'-w A pf- W TOP TEN SENIURS NAMED BY MR. COFFMAN LILLIE IOHANNSEN PAULA PAULSEN FRED WILLIAMS PAM WOLLARD STEVE JACKSON CHERYL MOURNING PEGGY JOHNSON VERNA MCVEY LINDA BUXTON JOHN RAGSDALE MR, RALPH E. TURPIN, President of the board, was one ofnine to re- ceive the Colorado Association of School Boards HonorAward for out- standing service. This honor was given by the Colorado Association of School Boards at the convention in Colorado Springs. RE 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION DEDICATED TO SERVICE The principle concern of the board this year has been the finalizing of the plans for the new high school building. Bids were opened in March and actual construction begun in April with completion date set for June 1968. These dedicated men on the board took time from their own businesses, not only to spend hours at regular meetings, but to attend state and national meet- ings. Several members attended the Colorado Association of School Boards in Colorado Springs. Mr. Turpin and Mr. Idler were delegates to the National MR, LEO G, IDLER Vice President MR, EDWARD R, SMARTT Secretary Association School Board Convention in Portland, Oregon. MR, W, T. I. MILNE MR, HAROLD WEBSTER MR, ROBERT W, EMICK MR, JOHN A, SWENSON ADMINISTRA TION PREPARES EOR DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM AND PERSONNEL MR. NORRIS A, NYE B.S. , Colorado State University M,A, , Colorado State College Mr. Nye has membership in and attends the meetings of the American Association of School Personnel Administrators and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. 10 SUPERINTENDENT OE SCHOOLS MR. ALFRED R. YOUNG B. S. , Baker University M. A. , University of Kansas Mr. Young is shown looking over the final plans for the new high school. In his role of Superintendent he attends many im L portant meetings to keep in touch with the latest trends in education. Besides many state meetings, he attended the National Association of School Superintendents Con- vention in Atlantic City, New Jersey. EWSCHOOL -num NN NX DIRECTOR OE BUSINESS SER VICES MR. DONALD D, ATER B. A. , M. A., Colorado State College Mr. Ater also found it necessary to keep up with state and national thinking. He attended the Rocky Mountain Association of School Business Officials in Englewood and the School Business Official ofthe United States and Canada Con- vention held in Atlantic City, New Jersey. MRS. VERA JOHNSON fi MRS. AUDREY COATS Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools MRS. DARLENE MASON Secretary to the Director of Cur- iculum MRS. VIRGINIA HARDY Secretary School Accountant, is shown working at the new bookkeeping machine purchased this year to comply with governmental accounting laws for schools. ll Tx 'LM- VICE PRINCIPAL MR, TED GERINGER B. A. , Western State College Boys' Advisor Student Council Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor at JV OUR PRINCIPAL ENDS HIS TWENTIETH YEAR MR. MAX COFFMAN B, A, , M, A, , Western State College 1 is MRS. MONTA RANSDELL Secretary to the Vice Principa MRS. BERNICE SMITH Secretary to the Principal GUIDANCE SERVICES are available to every student at LHS. Helping young people to make de- cisions concerning educational, vocational and personal problems are duties of the guidance staff composed of Mr. Ted Geringer, Boys' Advisor, and Mrs. Lois Applegate, Girls' Advisor. Mrs. Applegate is pictured with seniors Lynn Brown and Pam Moore MRS. CELIA KENNEDY R. N. by Diploma Helping to create a better health program through- out the school system was the task of Mrs. Kennedy. She sponsored a group of Candy Stripers in both the Junior and Senior High Schools. - TV TECHNICIAN MR. GEORGE DEMAS Mr. Nye and Mr. Demas are shown setting up a camera. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR MR. DICK GEARHART I3 MR. EARL BRADLEY This year a very dear friend was lost to LHS-- Senor Bradley, beloved by all, resigned due to ill health. Senor had been here thirteen years as our Spanish teacher, He sponsored the Junior and Senior plays, Thespians, the Spanish and Photo Clubs. And he seemed to enjoy being our Junior Class sponsor year after year. Senor played a very important role in our lives and we miss him. Dick Morris explains his catapult design to the Latin class. LA GUAGE ARTS-1 1:-ifii LII' 'xr' Lhxxk' A-My N-H'u'.a l 4 MRS. FLORENCE DOLSEN R B. A, , Parsons College Latifl I, ll MRS. RITA OBERWORTMANN Y ' V . . '53 M , H B, S, , Wisconsin VVp l Spanish I, II, Ill English Il Three years of English are required for graduation. Many seniors elect to take English IV as it is always recommended or required for college entrance. During the Freshman and Sophomore years basic grammar and reading are stressed while in the Junior and Senior years the emphasis is on literature, theme writing and the development of reading power. Speech and Journalism is offered to juniors and sen- iors. Each is a semester course. The study of languages is also very important to the better understanding of the peoples of the world. Three years of Spanish and two of Latin are offered. English II students wait for the bell. .11 IMPORTANT IN LHS LIFE MRS, RUBY ETTER MRS. HARRIET WEBSTER MRS. DIXIE MUNRO B. S. , Panhandle A S1 M B. S. , Miami University B. A. , Western State College I English II, III M. E. D. , Cornell University English IV, IOUrDa1iSm Junior Red Cross Speech, English ll, IH Senior Play Junior Play, Dramatlcs Savage Chieftain I I I f QQ-1 -ks RE LAND MRS. JUDY ARNOLD B, A, , Hastings College M. A, , University of Colorado World History American Problems Pep Club Sponsor United States History is required of all Juniors. Another social studies course is necessary for graduation and can be selected from Civics, World History, American Problems MR. RICHARD BUCK B. A. , M. A. Western State College United States History American Government Senior Seminar Head Basketball Assistant Football MR. DICK GEARHART B, S. 1 Drake University United States History American Problems Director of Activities and American Government. Because we like the lively dis- cussion sessions and realize the importance of history as a basis for the understanding of world problems, many students elect to major in history. Science and math are also necessary for living in this modern world. General Math, Math Survey, Algebra I and Il, Geometry and Advanced Math are offered. The science curriculum includes Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. . t-1-H QW HISTURY SCIENCE A D MATH ,...-- ' X... Students enjoy biology lab. ,,.- MR, PHIL FORNEY B, S,, Northwest Missouri State College Chemistry, Math Survey Assistant Wrestling Golf Coach MR. DENNIS BRUNS B.A., Western State College Biology Assistant Basketball Head Track Coach sfilrlir i5r.'bii.xkf i4'Zi'E?'5 i JS MR. DAN TEMPLE B. A. , Western State College Geometry, Physics Advanced Math Assistant Football Head Wrestling Coach MR. HM BURK B. A., Western State College Algebra I, ll Geometry Chess, Photography Clubs Assistant Track Coach I7 MRS. LA URINE HOOK B. S., Central K Michigan University Librarian ART WORK EXHIBITEI English II Mrs. Susie Brown supervises three study halls and helps in the art department. The reading power needed for all phases of learning is given special attention throughout Junior and Senior High School. In some cases this is cor- rective reading. In others it is developing speed and comprehension so necessary for reading enjoy- ment and, educational and vocational opportunities. MRS. REVA DAVIDSON A. B. , M. A. Adams State College S. R. A. reading program Junior and Senior High MRS. DOROTHY EDLING B. S. University of Nebraska Titlel Reading .....s ,o , 'ss . THE LIBRARY M' I MUSIC INTEREST INCREASES MR. THOMAS F. MAIN B, M, U., Manhattan School of Music Junior and Senior High Instrumental Music MR. DIXSON RESEBERRY M, A, . East Central State B.'M. E. , Oklahoma Baptist University Junior and Senior High Vocal Music Varsity Choir Mr. Anderson is shown with students in the Ag shop. The entire shop area was filled with the boys project. X MR. DARRELL ANDERSON B, S. , University of Wyoming Agriculture Future Farmers of America AGRICULTURE-BUSI ESS-I DUSTRIXM ----Xi Ill MR, JOHN HUFF B. E. , Colorado State University Consumer Economics, Business Law Bookkeeping, Distributive Ed, DECA MRS. BETTY PARK B. A. , Western State College Typing, Shorthand Office Practice Mrs. Applegate 's bookkeeping class at work 20 5 off T0 FAL ur senson L LU Homemaking students watch themselves on TV. MISS LINA LEE EDWARDS B. A., Colorado State College Homemalcing Il, lll Family Living QR TS- Future Homemakers of America iimrsau :f..,.,,,,,mm up if! gm - ,,-l-lim. ff: 1ms:l,,l:..1, l .. up-.1,1-..g-fi-s1ms.lwlH- 1 was 'a is .C ,,.tti .C t.., .... . X s X '---s l , is-is -- Q- , sl, .. ...i,::sG.,knmMWkrmk. k...k Qf,ly, Qggw :as will MR, LARRY BRIDE B, S, , Southern State Teachers College M. A. , South Dakota State University Woodworking l, ll Head Football Coach MR, GEORGE DEMAS B, S, , Northern State Teachers College Wood Ill, Mechanical Drawing TV Technician Ql rex X ,,, at 'flats ' Y. si MR. RONALD JACKSON B.A., Colorado State College Boys' Physical Education Gymnastics MISS HMMIE BURNETT B,A, , Colorado State College M, A. , University of Oklahoma Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association PHYSICAL FITNESS IS THEIR GOAL Physical Education is required of all Sophomores. Many Juniors and Seniors, realizing the value of physical fitness elect to continue the course throughout high school. The usual variety of inter- esting activities were included in the pro- gram. Both boys and girls were very inter- ested in gymnastics again this year. The girls also had several weeks of modern dance taught by Mrs. Norma Currell. 22 I x X I F ..'I in BUILDING and GROUNDS CUSTODIANS 'Max Mr. Jim Myers and Mr, Hilbert Rowe, custodians, spend many long hours cleaning and repairing this old building. Mr, Myers was always on duty early in the morning to be sure the building was warm. Mr. Rowe stayed until late at night so that we could use the building for our many activities. Another man who helped us was Mr. Ivory Willians. Among his many duties was the care and maintainance of the football stadium and field. It takes many people to keep things moving and these three men did their best for us. xx . A .1 Ground breaking ceremonies for the new high school were held April 4. Attending were members of the board of education, school officials, head boy and girl and members of the sophomore class who will be the first graduates from the new build- ing. Pictured in the foreground are Mr. Milne, Mr. Young, Mr. Coffman, Stella Leal, Fred Williams and Mr. Nye. 23 LIFE. . . WE ENJQY IT! I M27 -,..-w We ': a-'xx-f 'Is- ql , 'V Nnm.. ggjjlx X fi, kts if on-wang 1966-67,5 SOCIAL A The moment we all awaited arrived--one o'c1ock the first day of school.' Three hundred seventy-five annuals were issued in record time. First we could get no further than the front steps. Then the parking lot and daylight savings time combined to give us three hours at the annual sign ing party. By dark our hands were so tired from writing we were ready to quit for awhile. Those who kept on signing in the dark were rather sur- prised at what they found in their books later. We go through this same ritual each fall but we wouldn t miss it for the world. Q , The usual congregation of students in the nar- rowest spot in the hall began the very first day and continued throughout the year. One hundred thirty seniors, one hundred sixty- three juniors and one hundred ninety-nine sopho- mores brought the total enrollment up to four hundred ninety-two. Approximately thirty faculty members did their best to help us continue our education. Many students became deeply interested in their studies- -others rested- -some slept, ACADEMIC LIEE BEGIN I 5 I, ie hw N '5-ask K This page sponsored by BOSLEY'S CAFE. 27 MXUORETTES-TWIRLERS-CHEERLEADERS jOIN THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY TO BACK This page sponsored by BUD S TIRE SHOP. Ab cle Dr ro bl P1 WC CO 1 U. ff -:Qvfxf ' ' v ..,- ',-: N ,. Q K Q: 5' E Q :, '9 wx Q , -5 f ' 4' , at 4 W Juniors seem to have their sign almost complete. Seniors below seem to be resting and just having fun. Sophomores plan their winning sign. HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES SIGN MAKING, COLOR DAY Lucky Sophs placed first in the sign contest for the homecoming pa- rade. The juniors won second and the mighty seniors third. I-lalf the fun of making signs is trying to keep them hidden from the other classes. The juniors managed to have their master- piece on display in the hall on Friday. X Q ',-' ' Qs assi' 1: fXS4xj. 1 M A 5 , SW Ny 'Z 2 I ,- ' I V '54 wfm' 4:-'I Kfv' N I . sag x I, , W' r' ,Rm 1 ' 9 w .1 ,- ' on-x 5' -1 'NH' A fs ai 4 5 Q V 5. Q QQ .a if I . Q. Q ' 3 W igz aaa? iv? Q E 1 it gig 0 011 'AFX I' ,E 1 A953 5- 5 Q 5 I fi. Q 4' Q 4'- . 'In 1 2 34,133 'Q' . 4 ,' ' .5 - . 2:1 Q in QW- N fag ii 7 FOOTBALL QUEEN DEE SWEANY Th' p g p cl by SEARS ROEBUCK AIND co. PAM MOORE CONNIE ERANCO 35 Y l i 1 , 5' ' , - g A - 1 : X , ai - J - + i X ,. sf rf X sxwwggg ii up 5 ff X 1, V' 1 x M rl V X . , L x . C , x, ' A . 1 2 I N -:.::5q. A I , .... an -. I 7 7 - ' m 5- '. '.',L ' 2' we 'o- . n ,Q 0 , 'u --O 3 , A., 1 ,'2'j- ' 9 5 -va F ' QI' ,I Tnjgf : I X ' u f . 2. X - m vt ff fg, , ,-I X' ' A , ,'.Qf' 5 ' F1 Qi . ' DRESS-UP DAY ALWAYS FUN--MR, G, WITH KAY AND TRISH WINDOW WASHER, RICHARD--GIRLS PRIMP FOR CLASS PICTURES GUESS WHO'? S'I'EVE RECEIVES FOOTBALL AWARD and FRED PRESIDES ijri- PRODUCTION STAFF Members of the production staff talking with Mrs. Harriet Webster, Directors are Mary Jane Hall and Florence Hernandez--props, John Findlater and Kathy Simler--lighting, Kay Jones- -sound effects, Mary Schmidt --stage manager, and Brenda Hall-- student director. fUNIOR PLAY DECEMBER 8 f 38 This page sponsored by COAST TO COAST STORES. Don and Charles clown before the camera while Jim and Roy study lines. Loeen, Marilyn and Lou Ann enjoy a good joke and then Mary and Lou Ann Check play books. X. THE LAST LEAF After all, it was Lavinia Breckenridge's own decision. If she wanted her funeral to take place while she was still alive to enjoy it, who was to stop her? Her son Erskine, his wife Lilla, neighbor Willie Bea Sykes, and psychiatrist Pomeroy Little tried. And Lavinia had a few on her side. Her granddaughter Clara thought theidea was a gas, and maid Senella thought a live body was much cleaner than a dead one. Members ofthe cast were Lou Ann Campbell as Lavinia: Jim Holdren as Erskine, Loeen Hartshorn as Lillag Sandra Surbrugg as Clara: Don Stephens as Dr. Little: Charles Wilson as Wadeg Marilyn Sawyer as Senellag Debbie Higbee as Willie Bea Sykesg and Don Dashner and Don Kier as the awn- ing men. n S ' Us Q O 'si it ' 'e ev The Christmas Season at LHS began with the decorating of the big tree by the homemaking classes. Next Miss Merry Christmas and her at- tendants were selected by the student body and crowned by members of the student council, The girls' choir sang The Ceremony of Carols X1 and the Varsity Choir sang The Song of Christmas at the assembly after which we were dismissed for the Holidays. Q -.Q ssazg srasni Egg fi - ill n si 40 .. FRED WILLIAMS PRESENTS LYNN WITH A DOZEN BEAUTIFUL RED ROSES AND A KISS, This page sponsored by CARL'S AUTO REPAIR s MERRY W I - ff HER A VICKIE ANNE TTE 2 x 's..v E , u E 2 . N, A rare picture of the Pep Club in unison and uniform. Led by the cheerleaders, the Pep Club followed the boys up and down the valley playing a large part in the victories brought home. PEP CLUB ACTIVE ff'-ff and 42 This page sponsored by C 85 S Machine 8L Auto Parts Inc. fi vi ,955 'T mannun. , H M1324 , f f 1-,L .u. 'ff f if 3 I , 0' 1 li f az 9 Q 2 if ,, 1 K Q it l Li- M f if is I, w wa D, 5 'V 4 is D. 9 'tl' 'LF :qw Rv . AND NHS INITIATION The Student Council sponsored the first annual Powder Puff basketball game. Even with the whole student body cheering for them the students lost to the faculty. All agreed that the affair was a complete success. The National Honor Society Initiation was led by Verna McVey with Jim Harmon, Paula Paulsen, Fred Williams and Cathy Cavanagh representing the four NHS characteristics. After the ceremony all members and their parents were guests at a special tea prepared by Miss Edwards and the homemaking classes. This page sponsored by COLORADO-KANSAS SEED CO Lou Ann, Terry and Loeen just crowned King Clay and his attendants Gary and John. Below, Queen Sheila and her attendants, Kyle and Sheila H. were crowned by Clint, Dick and Scott. Queen Dee helps her attendant Karen fix her corsage. Barbara, Steve, Clay and Steve watch the crowning of the king and his attendants. swf A f lr t at I I MODERN MADNESS PEP CLUB DANCE--March 17, a night of dancing and fun. Pep Club President Terry Adams presented Mrs. Edling, their sponsor, with a beautiful corsage. Y. it A f if 1 Kg ff we 1 9 gy ff 1, , I 5 5fx'JQM '. E 'hir 5 ,, fi' my s i 'QT . 4 E :NE I 4 .fe mil' 'Q 3 X , Ask: X Q SHEILA HENDRICKSON This page spons BASKETBALL QUEEN A T TE N DA N TS KYLE PETERSON BASKETBALL QUEEN SHEILA CLARK WRESTLING QUEEN ATTENDANTS KAREN PREISSER BARBARA SMITH This a e s ons DEATH OF VAUDE VILLEH 3 ff ya ff 7 i1 1 A J Q 3 . W K 2 , 31 . if flaw V,kk I Q Q X l DIRECTOR MR, DIXSON ROSEBERRY March 1-2, 1967 GRAND OPENING Sing Along Take an Old Fashioned Walk --Choir Pam Wollard--Sheila Clark Dennis Lubbers--Wayne Westhoff Charleston --Marla Tomazin Valerie Manning--Loeen Hartshorn Little Brown Jug --Ensemble SOUP TO NUTS Fred Williams--Jim Harmon THE GRASSHOPPER OPERA Rodney Hawk--Robert Hawk Marsha Wilson--Debbie Cook Don Kier--Phil Burdick OPINIONS ON A PARK BENCH Steve Jackson--Wayne Westhoff TWEETY BYRD Lee Ann Surbrugg, Acc. Janice Snyder HEFTY HA RRY Wayne Westhoff--Mike McPherson Charles Wilson HARMONY FOUR Lee Anne Surbrugg--Janet McCanless Debbie Cook- -Jeanine Stapleton MORE OPINIONS Steve Jackson--Mike McPherson NIMBLE KNUCKLES SNYDER Janice Snyder HAWAIIAN IMPERSONATIONS Verna Mc Vey DIAMOND JILL Judy Ply--Robert Hawk JASPER HENRY CLAY APPLESAUSEU Marsha Wilson--Kay Golladay HAL., Rodney Hawk--Robert Hawk MA RY ANNE'S MORTGAG E- - Melerdrammer Jeffa Johnson--Gerry Zordel Tornmy Betz--Celia King PRAIRIE NIGHTENGALEH Jeanine Stapleton--Robert Hawk HONEY BUN Sheila Clark--Doug Paschal Acc. Lynn Brown GRAND FINALE Choir DIRECTOR Mrs. Dixie Munro STUDENT DIRECTOR Cheryl Mourning ie PF we CAST OF CHARACTERS fln order of appearancej Tully Bascom ...... ...,... D an O'Conne1l American Tourists ......., Lauren Lefferdink Stella Leal, Pam Wollard, Lynn Brown Ann .......... ...... W anda Canfield Benter .... . . . Steve Jackson Mountjoy. . , .... Gerry Zordel Gloriana . , . , . . Vickie England Norma . . . .... Sheila Clark Helen. . . .... Paula Paulsen Page ..... Mr. Beston. . . Miss Johnson, . . College Students Peggy Heise Professor Kokintz Mrs. Reiner. . , General Snippet . . . .Annette Ely . . , . Jim Harmon . . . . . . . . . . Loretta Bentley , ...,....... Sharon Hays Cathy Cavanagh, Pam Moore , . . . . . . . . Richard Montez , . . Martha Straily ..........Wayne Westhoff WAC's , , . Terry Adams and Cheryl Mourning President of the U, S ,.,...., Wayne Haskell Miss Wilkins .........,.,. Dorothy Rowe Announcer ............,.,.. Tom Betz Soldiers. . . . . Fred Williams, Rudy Gallegos John Ragsdale, Gary Suposs Will ....,... ........... R andall Ply Tom Mulligan . . . .... Doug Paschal Tully's mother . . . ....... Lillie Johannsen 7+ 4: it 1 Page, Annete, kept audience informed of scene changes. irffi THE MOUSE THATROAREDH SENIOR PLA Y, APRIL 12-13 Z Above the Secretary of State, Jim, is with his sec. , S Lorretta, the President's sec. , Dorothy , and Pam, Peggy, and Sharon. Above members of the Fraud Fenwick 's scene get together. Below Dah and Vickie discuss Fenwick 's problems. s ',r ' v ., Ll ATHLETIC BANQUET HELD ATELKS HOME TWIRP WEEK: SLAVE AUCTION- TALENT This page sponsored by FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN, ' 6, r Q 1 Y . 5 - 4SSEMBLY-A KING AND QUEEN-A DANCE N a' L ig 2 N ' W1 , ! i K rx' w A .1 i M ,R Z. ' I - 1 rv ' Q ,, , 'ax' Z f Z, i ggi X N A , . 'O ..xN' l,v.' A I O N i f f f O , JJ 1 N I A O ,.- f . 1 In s 5 I .V - M, . N, . . W ,Q -Q,-,A , ' X4,Ux,y,,1 vlfkf... ,, 4 iashf '-., 1 , ,Q 1:.' Ei. 455, , - . K R , - Q 3 - .3559 V - 5. , 3 1 iff: . . F ' 5 fi ni. L :ii - ' 'X . 5' - SSF FQ :fx - if' X gg. ' f 'Ng Q Q: :P-1 fra'-3 Wr- gym CD CP 2-U1 Q2 f-rn 'FU as :s Q. cn U 'J' :DDP 135 D4 Q5 Frith rm This page sponsored by WOOD FUNERAL HOME. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET-PROM, APRIL 2 Mr. Buck, Sponsor, helps Carol Pierson and Mitch Fletcher prepare the wishing well of refreshments. O if O Master of ceremonies for the banquet, Scott .AA- Peterson and his date Bennie Dixon. I I ' 4 F 'K'-.s . 1 'f .. f 4 .K s..r -, 8 s tr l 58 This page sponsored by GOLDEN ARROW MOTEL. SUMMER WINE' Escorted to the throne by Kyle Peterson and David Brase, Barbara Smith and Dick Morris were crowned by Scott Peterson and Brenda Hall. Also pictured are the atten- dants, Steve Hartmann, Sheila Clark, Lynn Brown and Jake Broyles. The crown bearers were Harry Peterson and Everyone loves to see a King and Queen crowned. Ann Hartshorn. . 1 ' ,Jw 5 QQ I, . Q'-1 4S K X This page sponsored by GREEN MOUNTAIN DAIRY 59 BEST ALL AROUND Lynn Brown Randle Ply FA VORITES J' WITTIEST Judy Ply Don Stephens MOST SCH Sandra Surbrugg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Stella Leal Fred Williams OOL SPIRIT Scott Peterson ,544 ,. MOST SERVICE Cathy Cavanagh Jim Harmon This page sponsored by CREDIT BUREAU OF LAMAR, y,l, ,pf Lliy g. MR. AND MISS LHS APPEARANCE CITIZENSHIP PERSONALITY LYNN BROWN GARY MILLS 'rn p g p C1 by GUARANTY ABSTRACT co. 61 Scott Peterson Jack Edling Loeen Hartshorn Sharon England 1967-68 Head Boy 1967-68 Head Girl gjffcjm CAMPAIGN AS S E M BL Y QIQQQQHES bele- Judy Ply Kyle Peterson 1967-68 Sceretary-Treasurer 'X , 5. N FY iff, ,, 414 . rf, s, ,W .L- l Y' qui 1 !I Ll! .9 Al 1 5 'eww -U 'K 1 SENIORS SWIM, PICNIC AND DANCE A, ., 41' -. fr' 'V P -1 fx -5 Us i galil.: . i s ANYTHING GOES r . 5 ' w .,k.: lm i . A-f l' LIFE . . . WE EXPLORE IT! I-.0 I .-,- ... Tl! v V R' - ,, V K ' K 1' bv f .im f fx 'E .41 9. 1, L. 19 S 'R as a-tij Z L X . Q, me Q51 www. 67 HONORS AND A WARDS D, A, R, Good Citizen Award -..-...-. Cathy Cavanagh Lion's Club Award ------f' CRightj --4f--- Lynn Brown Cathy Cavanagh Jim Harmon Fred Williams X 9 Kiwanis Arian Award ...... . . Dorothy Rowe Cale Lee Handwriting Award . . . , . Peggy Johnson Wayne Haskell Danforth Foundation Award, I Dare You ..,......,., .... , . .Vickie England Bausch and Lomb Science Award . . ..... ...,.. . . DeKalb Award, Outstanding Senior Boy in Agriculture, . . . Rotary Club Award, Four Years participation in solo and ensemble .... and Jim Harmon . . Steve Jackson . . Eddie Reyher . . .Lynn Brown Arkansas Valley School Arts Festival La Junta --BLUE RIBBONS . . . Brenda Hall, John Hartshorn, David Down- ing, Bruce Turner, Renee Marshall, Shaleh Mason, Scott Peterson, Kathy Idler. Daubers' Club Award, Outstanding Senior Art student ..,.... Scholastic Art Winners, Denver ........ ACTIVITY LETTERS, SECOND YEAR. . . Cathy Cavanagh, Cheryl Mourning, Stella Leal and Dorothy Rowe FIRST YEAR, Seniors. . Sharon Mayhew, Gwen Bosley, Sheila Clark, Wayne Haskell, Steve Jackson, Fred Williams, Peggy Johnson, Lillie Johannsen, Pam Wollard. Juniors, fRightJ Lou Ann Campbell, Brenda Hall, Loeen Hartshorn, Kay Jones, Mary Schmitt, Sandra Surbrugg, . fLeftj ............ Pam Wollard State Key . . . . Kathv Idler Place . . , . , .Pam Wollard 1967 CHIEFTAIN dedicated to Mr. Coffman by the staff. I 4- '7Q:a:l,si?f5iL 35 . GIRLS STATE. . . ...............,...... Lou Ann Campbell, Brenda Hall, Marilyn Sawyer BOYS STATE. . . ...... Clint Blum, Nelson Bowman, Jim Brantley, Doug Bridge, David Downing, Jack Edling, William Lloyd, Don Reish, David Rivers, Pete Vargas, Charles Wilson 68 I 5 ,Y x 4 Nd MARLA TOMAZIN JULIE KITZMILLER 4? i HEAD E TWURLER TOMMIE M CKINLEY' ? I DEBBIE LEATHERS TERRY TAYLOR LIZ FRANCO TERRY ADAMS This page sponsored by DOLSEN MORTUARY. 69 ,A J, 2?.,.? ' 2 Jfigzfis 1 .J x ,ff ,, A . V ' 1 - I xx , X 1 K A .V I ' nff f XX .ax '. SA , , wr' f Q . . . .. Q .1-- Xf? ' I ff f fy ii 3 fff 'rw '.- f i 'Ai .... , ' V1 .. , . 'N wqmw Q 'fig 4 . -A Q ' A'.- x .f f -w.Q?:'1 T'iF:::f2':. ' N - - A .J ,M ,..,, , , -ff X1 AI- ' ' '..' 1 'L N ' N f - ,f ,M ,W ...Q 'i .i..,.Z4MMWa.,.' ' ,.,..i2,'I2f5.Z2L5'- L ' ' K ,J 29 3, is -gm ..,-gg--mt v mi W V X, , L, wa, .W ',:.L , L' x ' al figgfissf s lf: U W Bri? Q22 DX I K .x X I 1 ARCHI G BA FLUTES Dorothy Rowe Pam Moore Lynn Brown Mary L. Christenson Sharon Mayhew Cynthia Miller Kay Lee Golloday Carol Ann Pierson Karen Miller OBOES Celia Rising Gale Burns Linda Hixson CLARINETS Robert Hawk Jeanine Stapleton Rick Marston Jane Weick Terri Eisenhauer Marilyn Hiigel Dee Sweany Margie Gifford Terri Jo Mason Phil Burdick Valerie Manning Marla Tomazin Susan Felter Valerie Anderson Julie Augustine Anita Baker Vicki Steinbach Jane Oberwortmann Peggy Howerton Christy Colean Sandy Hall Susie Martin Bonnie Williams Mike Williams ALTO SAX Sheila Clark Don Reish Sally Senier Nancy Thompson Debbie Higbee Tom McKibbon Dick Marston Tom Betz TENOR SAX William Lloyd Diane Mourning Loeen Hartshorn CORNETS Bill Henry Scott Northrup Greg Likes Ron Yoder Rudy Gallegos John Bogart Julie Kitzmiller Pete Vargas Steve Hamilton Elmer Grett Jake Mulberry Paul Jiminez TROMBONES Rodney Hawk Clay Sniff Don Kier Larry Dieterle Dennis Lubbers BARITONES Steve Jackson Jack Edling Paula Paulsen Bobby Ray BASSES Keith Carlson Pete Hernandez DRUMS Mike Del Hierro Liz Franco Jim Kreps Tommie McKinley Gary Suposs Terry Taylor Charles Wilson TYMPANY Sherry Adams CLARINETS Judy Ply Connie Franco BASS CLARINETS Debbie Leathers Dianna Hubbard BARITONE SAXOPHONE Janie Mickey FRENCH HORN Kay Jones 71 SUPERIOR RATINGS IN VOICE AT LA IUNTA MUSIC FESTIVAL Rodney Hawk Pam Wollard Phil Burdick Lynn Brown Marsha Wilson Karen Miller Lee Ann Surbrugg GIRLS QUARTET Janet McCanless Outstanding music students, Robert and Rodney Hawk, received superior ratings in piano at the music festi- val in La Junta and were selected to play in the Adams State College Top of the Nation Band at Alamosa. This page sponsored by McCANLESS LIVESTOCK CO. Lee AnnSurbrugg Jeanine Stapleton Debbie Cook VARSITY CHOIR Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr. Dixon Roseberry Accompanist ...LynnBrown VARSITY CHOIR: Karen Miller, Jim Harmon, Trish DeLoach, Don Kier, Kay Golladay, Fred Williams, C I Sheila Clark, Dennis Lubbers, Loeen Hartshorn, Janice Snyder, Judy Ply, Robert Hawk, Valerie Manning, Wayne Westhoff, Lee Ann Surbrugg, Phil Burdick, Pam Wollard, Steve Jackson, Pam Moore, Jeanine lii: ilz iigzii Lii E dy Stapleton, Marla Tomazin, Bill Henry, Christie iiid J' CAVC ii ii izdiliizzii ' s1 1 B Colean, John Findlater, Celia King, Rodney Hawk, , g G 1? Verna McVey, Barbara Weimer, Lauren Lefferdink, 1 Qix, U P Peggy Johnson, Mary Lee Christensen, Randle Ply, i ,,,L,,., ZZ. lm gi f , Q . is it Q Lynn Brown, Mike McPherson, Marsha Wilson, Tom I is kt sfiri N 3 Betz, Wanda Westhoff, Terri Jo Mason, Janie Mickey , g and Mr-Dixon Rosebeffy- I iiiii ' I is B- Vrri ,, ZC, -1 ,1-',, iii, - I ,rr I X I W GIRLS CHOIR: Janice Snyder, Kay Golladay, Barbara I Lacy, Martha Straily, Sandra Spoon, Lee Ann Sur- E,i Z . brugg, Virginia Rife, Beverly Van Buskirk, Sandra lg: , Rhoades, Marsha Wilson, Jeanine Stapleton, Kay I dj McShane, Shon Bosley, Linda Coberley and Julie f 3 ' Augustine. Ri P X J, E g I C I Jr We This page sponsored by MICKEY'S GROCERY. , 1 i r l i ' I Led by Mr. Richard Buck the seniors pictured at left have had the opportunity to discuss many interesting topics at their biweekly meetings. The six juniors above were ini- tiated April lO, at a regular meet- ing at Lynn Browr. s home. These students will form the nucleus of the group next year. Seniors pictured are Cathy Cav- anagh, Jim Harmon, Cheryl Mourn- ing, Fred Williams, Paula Paulsen, Peggy Johnson, Jake Broyles, Lynn Brown, Steve Jackson, Pam Wollard Wayne Haskell and Richard Atkin- son. The newly elected juniors are Bill Lloyd, Sandra Surbrugg, Sharon England, Marilyn Sawyer, Pete Vargas and Jack Edling. ,4'S, f Q x'f X ,, , rm rg ,N f:,,,J, L is . KA' I we X6 EQV, kV.,..,.t ! Fmt J w i if f yi - ,., NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .4 ' Membership in the National Honor Society is an esteemed honor and privilege for its members, who are chosen on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. This year on March 16 the National Honor Society ini- tiated six seniors and eleven juniors at an impressive ceremony. Following the initiation the Homemaking classes served refreshments for the National Honor Society members and their parents. Senior members are Gwen Bosley, Lynn Brown, Jake Broyles, Linda Buxton, Cathy Cavanagh, Annette Ely, Vickie , England, Jim Harmon, Wayne Haskell, Steve Jackson, Lillie Johannsen, Peggy Johnson, Verna McVey, Cheryl Mourning, Paula Paulsen, Fred Williams and Pam Wollard. l J Junior members included Brenda Hall, Loeen Hartshorn, Florence Hernandez, Sandra Surbrugg, Marilyn Sawyer, Mary Jane Hall, Sharon Englean, Patricia DeLoach, Jack Edling, Lou Ann Campbell and Mary Schmidt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'Q Z of ..- I if g gy .12 , 1 V fin PK: ,fgix I 5 L flip! ffl This page sponsored by HUBBARD SL BROWN SERVICE STATION 75 CHESS CLUB President . . . . . Larry Green Sponsor ................. Mr. Jim Burk DRAMA CLUB One Act Play: Celia King, Jeffa Johnson, Gerry Zordell, Tom Betz THESPIA S Gerry Zordel Dan O'Connell Vickie England Steve Jackson Mary Jane Hall Lillie Johannsen Loretta Bentley Lee Ann Surbrugg Lou Ann Campbell Torn Betz Sandra Surbrugg Don Stephens Loeen I-lartshorn Jim Holdren Brenda Hall Mary Schmitt John Findlater President . . . . . Sponsor ........... Lynn Brown Linda Buxton Cathy Cavanagh Sheila Clark Wayne Haskell Richard Montez Paula Paulsen . . . . . Dorothy Rowe Mrs. Harriett Webster 7Pictures taken at Thespian Breakfast at Loeen's home. 6 M 4. r ,..-4 w y-'-S STUDE TGOVER ME T The year started out with the usual hustle of the fall. Student Council representatives were chosen and the new officers came into power. The main concern at the time was making plans for Homecoming which went over well with its fall theme, Mocassin Trails. Savage seats and book covers were sold as money making projects. Six of our members were able to attend the District Association of Student Councils and the Student Council Con- ference. The league meeting this year was held at Rocky Ford with ten of our members present. At Christmas time we crowned Lynn Brown, Miss Merry Christmas, sang carols around the Christmas tree downtown and then went our separate ways for the holidays. After the holidays a student questionnaire helped us get back into the routine of things. We had a Teacher Appreciation Day and elected Dan O'Conne1l as Mr. Irresistible, for Valen- tines Day. Scott Peterson was in charge of the very successful Powder Puff basketball game held with the student council members versus the faculty. The officials must have been bribed for the teachers were victorious. Rocky Ford participated in our annual Exchange Day. After we sent our representatives to the Meloneers camp, they visited us and sat in on one of our student council meetings. Activities toward the end of the year included painting the Savage Spirit sign, holding student body elections, and organizing a twirp week with a dance and a talent show. The all-school picnic on the 19th of May ended the Student Council year. 77 1:1 QL 19- i NESS ,T V f 1 'Q ' ' ' --'X y '4 ' ', Q , N Q snv Lf c umnm T ,1. , s e 8 .X 55: qv 'ft 1 A mtlungv g g Printed by The Lamar-Tri-State Daily News Published periodically throughout the school year by theCLamar High School Journalism Class and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Lamar, Colorado, under Act of Congress, March 5, 1887. Co-Editors -Gwen Bosley and Cathy Cavanagh of y'ss ' ewes Sports Editor -Dan O'Conne11 Reporters -Iournalism Class Cathy and Gwen look over copy with Mrs. Munro, , X: I I ,Q .. Sponsor of the SAVAGE CHIEFTAIN. A Q 'I L! 13, l mx Q X-3? g aff 133 G l'zLQgQSa Sam '- RVNSNQJ ! 1?-,J 44! ,om T 00 gm A N ' S- eg , I6 will 'sv S Kg e' . I O is it wt- f is 'C C rsts ff -W4 tk W lips' I O SPORTS WRITERS FEATURE AND NEWS STORY WRITERS ' 78 T! , Q, f 3 T' ' -G N. 4' All it 3 A Students who handle general news stories. 1967 CHIEFTAI Pictures ................ Mr. Jim Burk Kay Jones and Gwen Bosley are busy selling books at the table in the hall. Brenda Hall Dorothy Rowe Shar Shar on Hays on Mayhew Editor, Cathy Cavanagh and Assistant Editor, Peggy Johnson, are shown with the first shipment of copy for the 1967 CI-IIEFTAIN. Lillie Johannsen, Wayne Haskell and Fred Williams developed all film and printed all candid camera pictures for the 1967 CHIEF TA IN. This page sponsored by TOM CAVANAGH 79 A. 'K Q 4 R, , ww f sm! -fy '4 K A . ,,i ..,h 4 A 5 'bf .,-f fm iw ,br S if CA DY STRIPERS WI-lAT'S A CANDY STRIPER? She's a teen-age hospital volunteer who wears a pink and white striped uniform. She supplies that extra pair of helping hands and cares enough to take her time to come and do her best to help. X - Sherry Flower received her 4-Year Service Award and Earlene Rohrbough was recognized for 309 hours. Sister I ra fl Mary Urban, O.P. made the presentation. AS? .. 1 - Wg, -11 L V Q X. S, S' 1 A ' X f l f . Q . Nj QM: p I 4 jf ir X High School Candy Stripers present at the ceremony were Sheryl Buck, Sherry Flower, Earlene Rohrbough, Jeffa Johnson, Sherry Erickson, and Linda Steinley. Absent were Debbie Warn and Kay Jones. Sheryl, who acted as candle lighter for the capping ceremony, is pictured lighting Earlene'scand1e. Mrs. Kennedy, Sponsor is shown in the background. Besides the special awards mentioned above Jeffa John- son received one bar for her cap, Earlene Rohrbough her 2nd and 3rd bars, and Linda Steinley received her cap. After the ceremony refreshments were served for the jun- ior and senior high Candy Stripers and their parents. The officers served as hostesses. Pictured are Mary Beth Cavanagh- Secretary from the junior high club, Jeffa Johnson-President, Sheryl Buck-Treasurer, and Sherry Erickson-Vice President. 81 wEMAKfR5 --lf 4' Q5 NEW YN O Op sj. ' 7 Q, 9 5 Efm 'E'- 2 e, EW 9 ' v A Us O -I Q 451 to 0 O President ..... Vice President . . Secretary .... Treasurer ..... Degrees Chairman Parliamentarian . Historian ..... Song Leader. . . Reporter ..... Photographer . . . Chapter Mothers . Honorary Families Advisor. . OFFICERS f . . . . Annette Ely . Lillie Johannsen . . Esther Herrera . Vickie England . . . Rita Johnson . Debbie England Nancy Thompson . . .Alice Segura . . .Paula Paulsen . . Barbara Ortiz . . . Mrs. England Mrs. Johannsen Mrs. Mason . . . . Mr. 8s Mrs. Paulsen Mr. SL Mrs. Johannsen . . . Miss Lina Lee Edwards 1 STA TE OFFICER iff 1 L f' Parliamentarian. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lillie Johannsen 82 5 1 E mr ,fi f -9. .54 if fi: N -S ,, 1.31, 2 Y I' ' P A ' sg-I fm ,, L, A 2 ,Tet Q , , r fi, 'A I ? ' f: - ' I W .L 5 . ,.,.,. . P M Q ' , - H V .f.'ff V ' fvf - P , ' Nr -,., 1 VM? '- ,a ' Besides the officers shown in top picture members pictured include: Bertha Alba, Barbara Ortiz, Kay McShane, Alice Segura, Miss Edwards-Sponsor, Paula Paulsen, Nancy Thompson, Debbie England and Jan Bolinger. Not pictured are Sylvia Ledesma and Terri Jo Mason. nn., 1 .7 A A This page sponsored by MILNE-HILL AGENTS INC. W FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Vice-President , Reporter ,,,,,, Sentinel ,,,, Secretary , , , Treasurer , , , Sponsor .,., OFFICERS ..9.....-.- --- ....Mr. . . . . . Ed Reyher . Richard Lamle . Ancel Malone . . Dennis Lucas . . . ,Jim Trosper . Steve Haggard Darrell Anderson SUPERIOR IN STA TE LIVESTOCK TEAM Steve Haggard Ken Wilger Qwill judge on National levelj Ancel Malone POULTRY TEAM Jim Sherwood Dale Orr v CHAPTER FARMER INITIATION Jim Trosper with Show entry David Brase Haggard with his Sweetheart with trophies. Lamb entry 31221156 Chaf11piOI1 Y01'kShi1'6 Barbara Smith Boar E Connie Gibbon, 1967-68 sweetheart Brenda Hall, Pam Smith, Attendants FFA CHAPTER pictured at the LAMAR JUNIOR LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION DISTRIB TIVE E LINDA PLACE JESS HERRERA Merchandise Manual Merchandise Manual Award in Junior D. E. Award in -TUIUOF D- E. Dignitaries at left include Mr. Joe Drinkwater who will be the Distributive Education Co-ordinator for Lamar next yearg Mr. Rod Myers, Co-ordinator from Pueblo, who gave the address at the May 5 banquetg Mr. Fred M. Betz, Sr. who has long been a member of the State Vocational Board of Educationg and Mr. John Huff who has been the Lamar Co ordinator for the past two years. At lower left are pictures of two of several field trips taken by the D. E. Club. A part of the crowd in attendance at the Fall Parent, Employers, Employees Banquet are pic- tured below. A.. Q A , EDUCA TIO DECA OFFICERS President .,., V. -President . . Secretary .... Treasurer ..,.., Historian ....,.. Sergeant at Arms . Reporter and Photographer ..., Social Chairman . HM MORROW VENITA HAWK Merchandise Manual Merchandise Manual Award in Senior D. E. Award in Senior D. E. STUDENT OF THE YEAR. CAROL HARTSHORN as STATE PUBLICITY DIRECTOR attended the National DECA Convention in Chicago. She also was selected as . . . .Terry Jones . . . .Venita Hawk Teresa Repphun . . . Kathy Bressler . ,,.. Becky Eads . Don Gamble Carol Hartshorn . . .Greg Strong STUDENT OF THE YEAR. SENIOR DECA Don Gamble, John Arreguin, Greg Strong, Ben Maggart, Terry Jones Lee Baldwin, Venita Hawk, Bob Schibblehut, Becky Eads, Marilyn Manly, Carol Hartshorn, Linda Perkins, Esta Mason, Irvin Wray, Teresa Repphun, Chuck Hackett, Wynn Phelan, and Steve Bingham. JUNIOR DECA Jesse Herrera, Linda Place, Bonnie Phelan, Linda Creekmore, Mary Hicks, Esther Herrera, Betty Swin- dell, Shirley Freed, Jane Creekmore Debbie Meyers, Sherry Erickson, and Joe Zamora. This page Sponsored by TEMPO DEPARTMENT STORE. 85 ju role A D SE 1012 SA VAGETTE5 531 X 'X xi . -N 'V X ' r Qi XT 3 r A-.1 N-.X Q ,. K V V x 86 OFFICERS President ........... Terry Adams V-President ..... Lou Ann Campbell Secretary . . . .... Loeen I-Iartshorn Treasurer ....... Debbie Mourning Sponsors ....... Mrs. Judy Arnold Football . ........ Mrs. Dorothy Edling Basketball-Wrestling SOPI-IOM ORE SA VA GETTES 3 i ' WG 1,,11U1L13 f? Q-H Wffsh, i fm, Wwwpf- M-Q N,,, .W W 87 'X 1 , 'si -' .,32v,y,,m H3 We 1. X - ,ff . -V Q Mm i W ' 4 M. x O Q I 'fab aw, , , ykkfgif x A X. ' SAM Q ' I fv 7: ff' ' - . 6,575 4 m ' 343 4 ' ' 9 1 by X ,VJ A -X lf, a 1: f f T., .L , . ,M ' W.,. .A-.-X. x ...1 WY , 'V tug ' -. ,K f 'yd .. - , Vk,khV in A M,-1 xx K f - i Ii , A ,fgwwm , , 4099 K Z' .JH .,'- . F, KK'L 5 ' ..' mf ,fr ff-51, Qfkf ' ' '- ' L, , ff? EN if 45?- 1 ff Wk, YQ' hh , f N H' nf Y 'f '5- x Mft' ,,4' . M1 3,1 Ag .,f Mx -.hx ' 2? 1. ms, -Q was M 1966-67 OFFICERS ' ' , 7 C I K President . . ......... Doug Paschal V President . . . . . Jake Broyles Sec Treas . . . . Fred Williams Sponsor ........... Dick Buck MEMBERS Baker, Roy Boman, Nelson Brantley, James Bridge, Doug Broyles, Jake Chavira, Sam Crawford, Gary Dieterle, Larry Downing, Dave Downing, John Edling, Jack Ellis, Danny Franco, Silvey Flectcher, Mitch Gittings, Pat Hartmann, Steve Harmon, Jim Haskell, Wayne Hendrickson, Dean Harper, Rex Jackson, Steve Lamle, Richard Lloyd, William Lubbers, Dennis Lucas, Jim McCaffrey, Ron McDaniels, Rob Maggart, Ben Miller, Richard Mills, Gary Morris, Dick O'Connell, Dan Paschal, Doug Ply, Randy Peterson, Scott Quinn, Pete Ramirez, Fred Reish, Don Reyher, Eddie Rice, Brad Riegel, Gary Rivera, Dave Rohlman, Don Rohlman, Skeets Smith, Evan Smith, Galen Sniff, Clay Snyder, Eddie Strailey, John Vargas, Pete Williams, Fred These pictures were taken at the L Club picnic given in honor of the Pep Club girls, May 19. The following boys have recently qualified as new members-- Steve Harms, Bob Ray and Jack Herndon in Track: John Lefferdink, John Hartshorn and Bruce Turner in Golf, Gary Hoffmeister, Dennis Preisser and Dennis Goodman in gymnasticsg and Calton Mills, Mike Del I-Iierro and Wayne Vincent in baseball. SENIORS e 9 K X I in 'Z 4 JUNIORS ' L ' s li Q .,,, P .S-rf. F siirr f 'S V 0 , X - t ,,'. , Q p,Z - rf 5, s,,. Q . 5 : N - ' X . ,K itt K . SOPHOMORES with Mr. Forney and Mr. Bride GIRLS ATHLETIC L yr, ,mf One of the most active organizations in LHS is GAA. Pictured are the girls grouped according to classes. President . . . . . Vice President Historian. . . . . . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Sponsor. . . . . . Stella Leal Sharon England . . Gwen Bosley . . Barb Weimer . . Terry Adams . . Miss Jimmie Burnett is s 5,1 Miss Burnett presents the coveted Sports Girls award to Trish DeLoach and Sharon England. 90 This page sponsored by VALLEY GLASS COMPANY, 4SSOCIATION AND I TRAMURALS if 'IQ M GAA participates in many Sports Days and sponsors intramurals, ARCHERY competition--lst place-Mary Jane Camacho and runners-up Carol Pierson, Esther Herrera and Sherry Flower. ' e Q ' ...A fr Y i ' ' A ' A 'X A f ,421 ,fx A - B Q Y . WX 2 , 5 2nd Place Team VOLLEYBALL lst P12106 Team i, - V I lst Place Team BASKETBALL 2nd Place Team 91 In g K K, ' ff- QZIZ sis i . C- is :'V A A y yyoyy T ii R A i A. N tyzi 5 f-1 K W df f N isff r L G. CRAWFORD D. DOWNING Fullback-Jr. End-Jr, A V,.- y Km'hkk, A of , ggi ,f N Ba. .,, , Pk E 5 S ' ,F ,',' 2 ,,i1E?.gfEl m, A X is y I yy yi y y y T ,xQ, .N ,,.. J. . ml5,A: My DCGITTINGEL End-Ir. End-Ir. ' as Q B. LLOYD D. REISH Tackle-Jr, Tackle-Jr. ,. .D.,, k u '- :,. A i f C S. ROHLMAN M. FLETCHER Quarterback-Jr. Halfback-So. in kt l k M - I ' .. Y A V , V A as If . Li, Xu. -N .K D. ROHLMAN I. STRAILY Fullback-So. End-So, 94 A11 Conference or ,Xa .... I. DOWNING Center-Ir. Savages Savages Savages Savages Savages Savages iiSavages Savages Savages 1966-67 FOOTBALL SEASON Widefield Guymon Harrison Cheyenne Mt. Alamosa Las Animas Pueblo County Rocky Ford La Junta league AAA FOOTBALL- SAVAGE Robbie seems destined for a fall, This page sponsored by C SL D RECREATION CENTER f ' if sEMoR p LETTER MEN S f' JAKE BROY LES Guard-Sr, All Conference x LARRY DIETERLE Halfbaclc-Sr. RIGHTING ALL THE WAY I j 4 A . 1-url -,fi N s Straily battles for the hall, COACHING STAFF Head Coach ............. Larry Bride Defense Coach . . . . .Richard Buck Student Coach . . , . Hank Bauer Line Coach . , . , . Dan Temple STEVE JACKSON Guard-Sr. DENNIS LUBBERS Tackle-Sr. ROB MCDANIEL Halfhack-Sr. GARY MILLS Q uarterback -Sr. DOUG PASCHAL Halfback-Sr. RANDLE PLY Halfback-Sr, GALEN SMITH Tackle-Sr. CLAY SNIFF Tackle-Sr. All Conference STEVE HARTMANN BILL HENRY Center-Sr. Guard-Sr. I E I 2 I T 9 ILII I 1 Y 5 5 I I eg X , I I . K If I T-we I if is , - I effyf' W mmf ',:LV,, I i , 4 S 5 sri, V, , I f ' , f ' ,Q , 1 ' Q, f 125 F t- fi . ' ' .4 km K: V L X 1 I P4 . li' , ,J 1 . , I .pw- : , 4 .Jil ff? ' f Y I if wx .,lv - v . . 'Q I MT P ,Q . is V .., f ,,,, , . UM. This page sponsored by CORNELIUS TRANSFER STORAGE , McDaniel heads for heavy traffic. rf at 3 Attracting a crowd--left. Jack has a problem--below ,A 3 A ' X -' , , W' 2 -f -f. . . ., Crawford scores six, LOOKING FORWARD TO A NEW SEASO lt was very pleasant working with the team and the staff. The season was satisfactory ex- cept for our bogging down in the last few games. With eleven returning lettermen and a good squad coming up the prospects for next year are excellent. Larry Bride Head Coach Y: fx 1, -V V A .:1,4,,, S The six boys directly below were on the traveling squad but did not letter, They are Clint Blum, John Hart- shorn, Jack Herndon, Richard Miller, Ed Snyder, and Pete Vargas. The boys on the B Squad pictured below are Evan Smith, Felix Alvarado, Wayne Vincent, Max Ornelos, Dave Brase, Fred Mitchell, Troy Brazel, Cal- ton Mills, Bob Emick, Jim Sherwood, John Bogart and Pete Appel. - 14, V . .U A Q p 4 . f. , X U Q L 1 gg 1 5 2 ,, A i f' A as xl ' T - as , 4 hhii s,t,, , Q ' as 1 9 23 - A 'l A A if ' ,'A. X 4 M i if V, ' - M V -'v-A I X n G .st I A g MA A i 'lm D 3 X A L . . 5. Q H 5 L - 1 1 ffm ' - ,. as a. X, M.. tx 'fb - - Y We 'Sf - ---- W f L- it T - A Q T Q p X .L ,a A K K R - - s k , gs.t . L .K ' T S ' '- Q 2 rr.r S- L ' I 1 - 7' A si L-. tii' , 1 K- f f Y . S' ' if-Jie This page sponsored by LAMAR AUTO AND TRUCK CLINIC 9 7 1 wiv if ax .,. X . wif I ' M-. .:. D 8 'X :Sim IX 1 Q J -is ? E1 rs Q sf ig. Nuff' 33 'W' I 'gm 'X n ' A 'ig ff i3 33 ,B 1 4-if S Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Roncalli Guyman Canon Abbey Yuma Widefield Harrison La Junta Harrison Pueblo County Las Animas Rocky Ford 11 WINS 10 LOSSES Lamar 62 IkLamar 52 Lamar 60 Lamar 66 Lamar 54 Lamar 60 ::lLamar '72 Lamar 88 Lamar 48 Lamar '70 Total Points 1299 Alamosa La Junta Pueblo County Las Animas Guymon Rocky Ford Alamosa - -Tour- -Rocky Ford La Junta Alamosa Opponents 1281 jUNIOR VARSITY SQIIADS DANNY RAMIREZ BOB RAY RANDY I-IAYS LOWELL COMPTON IOI-IN VARGAS MIKE WILLIAMS IEFF MAGGART MIKE MCPHERSON JACK EDLING BILL LLOYD JOHN HARTSHORN DON ROHLMAN TROY BRAZEL DAVID DOWNING BRUCE TURNER MITCH FLETCHER CALTON MILLS PAT GITTINGS RICK HILLIARD This page sponsored by STEWARD MONUMENT COMPAIN Y! i 3 35 145 Q I l 1966 CO FERENCJ ZND DISTRIC 1 1 Varsity: Mr. Dan Temple--Head Coach, Gary Crawford, Steve Hartmann, Clay Sniff, Don Reish, Jake Broyles, Steve Jackson, Jim Hicks- -Manager, Wayne Vincent, Ron McCaffrey, Ron Yoder, Richard Lamle, Doug Bridge and Mike Woelk, CLAY SNIFF 165 Senior ..... Captain lst East Tourney lst Wray Tourney lst Dist. Tourney Overall Record 17-3 lO2 STEVE JACKSON Senior ......,. 138 lst Wray Tourney 2nd Dist. Tourney Overall Record 12-7 JAKE BROYLES Senior ........ 145 2nd Wray Tourney 2nd Dist. Tourney Overall Record 14-4 This page sponsored by ALAMO HOTEL. RICHARD LAMLE Senior ,.....,. 112 3rd Wray Tourney 3rd Dist. Tourney QWon Wrestlebackj Overall Record ll-7 BL4A4PYO S 1967 OLU? f4A4E JUNIOR VARSITY: Mr. Phil Forney--Assistant Coach, Randall Ivans, Neil Sniff, Silvey Franco, Galen Smith, Roy Baker, Darrell Finney, Eddie Havens, Dennis Briskey, Don McPherson, Don Stephens, Bob Wilger, John Downing-- Manager, Rick Pratt, Charles Wilson, Jim Sherwood, Mike Everhart, Robert Hernandez, Mike Stephens, Fred Mitchell, and David Brase. GARY CRAWFORD Junior ......., h wt lst East Tourney lst Wray Tourney 2nd Dist. Tourney Overall Record 17-4 MIKE WOELK Sophomore .,... 95 f 4th East Tourney THIRD AND FOURTH PLACE DISTRICT 2nd Dist. Tourney Steve Hartmann 3rd Don Reish 4th Overall Record 13-8 Ron McCaffrey 4th Doug Bridge 4th Ron Yoder 3rd This page sponsored by TRAIL EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 103 ,...xm ggi 53? a Coach Temple and Manager, David Hicks talk with Mike. Boys, Coach Forney and cheerleaders watch matches as tension grows. LAMAR 41 LAMAR 32 LAMAR 25 LAMAR 26 LAMAR 27 LAMAR 30 LAMAR 20 LAMAR 35 LAMAR 23 LAMAR 18 LAMAR 42 1966 - 6 7 WRESTLIN C SCHEDULE Widefield Wray :'iLa Junta Trinidad ixLas Animas 'iPueb1o County Harrison Roncalli :Rocky Ford Pueblo East ifA1amosa 'Teague Matches This page sponsored by FLORA REXALL DRUGS. SAVAGE BASEBALL OUTFIELDERS Wayne Vincent Clint Blum Dick Morris Darrell Reigel Steve Hartmann Dan O'Connell Don Hagaman Don Stephens SA VAGES IN THREE- WAY TIE EOR SECOND IN AAA PLAY 106 IN FIELDERS Pat Gittings Gary Mills Gary Reigel Calron Mills David Rivera Mitch Fletcher Ben Maggart Larry Dieterle Gary Crawford -4 ,. .L xv! .A L This page sponsored by FIRST LOAN CO. GAME RESULTS LAMAR Won Lost Burlin to 2 O , g U . oi 'I Cheyenne Mountain O 2 Rocky Ford 1 1 Alamosa 2 O Q 'fyh Pueblo County 1 1 Las Animas 1 1 .wwaiiiff I . , ,wer . GW 5, La Junta 1 1 5 day' ,,,-' 2 ,,. by A 'if-1, , ' Members of the pitching staff with Coach Larry Bride are Mitch Fletcher, Wayne Vincent, Scott Peterson and Skeets Rohlman. ,a N., - . . .,,. M , N 'QR ' - ,. is pf? fr A . . fe fs. if-f l ii Fr A f 'i 1.445 C, W-ribs f . Q . 1 :wiv :. '.p??f'F : '2f 4 , N fl' . ,. V ',QT - -N . y vw 1' . A Scott chalks up another strike-out. Rivera takes a healthy cut. -. - it s ee'tt , ,,,,r Dieterle gets a hit. Fletcher makes a close play. This page sponsored by BALLARD 'S DRIVE IN. 107 BOYS GYM ASTICS TEAM is ' E E A 1 f A V - 5 . . E D U ' hm Lucas 1 M . g M' f new 5, is in F ' D I fu: Dennis Goodman 'nln - g- i - ls y nnL n if H ' , ,, , ,, Scott Northrup - ' I l,nn D nnn,- , - H- H if E' ZL' E v . Q V i ' , 1 ' nnzl , f Wayne Haskell 4 D , E A s 5 X J Brad Rice E1 'i ' V ' Y j yt , 'gi I i ae a Pete Quinn ' js ' ' 3, 5 1 V .gl wt X ff Es ' A eee E 4 hifi, ,ffl ig, K 1 i P A sf r' ai , -51 EDDIE REY HER- -Senior A if BRAD RICE--Senior Co-Captain 6th in District , f me State Tournament PETE QUINN - -Iunlor 103 Co-Captain Dennis Preisser Jim Brantley Gary Hofmeister Eddie Reyher Harty Peterson-Manager Mr. Ron Jackson-Coach f-,K , ,Z K as A i Team leaving for Tucson X 2 is s P is fx I iff E 1 WAYNE HASKELL - -Senior JIM BRA NTLEY- -Junior . L 5 if 1 S l l la' o ' 1 w 'C-I Patty Piper Lynn Brown lt fl is s..,4,. Karen England Shaleh Mason DISTRICT TRAMPOLINE Lou Ann Campbell-2nd Terry Eisenhauer- -lst GIRLS GYM ASTIC TEAM This page sponsored by JACK'S SHEET METAL PRODUCTS. Miss Burnett sponsor Linda, Trish and Venita leaving for State Tournament--Denver. Venita Hawk Terry Eisenhauer Stella Abitia Kyle Peterson Cathy Phelan Karen Preisser Sandy Hall Linda Stumbo Debbie Henderson Winnie Mitchell Karen England Janie Roberts Lou Ann Campbell Trish DeLoach Jane Oberwortmann Kathy Thomas Susie Blattner Penny Austin Shaleh Mason Alice Segura Becky Betz Connie Gibbons Diana Kiniston Barbara Smith Lynn Brown Absent Patty Piper Venita Hawk 2-J I JUNIORS F Q ik, A an Jack Edling Mark Herbert Relays High Jump 880 Richard Miller SOPH OM ORES 495 Evan Smith 440 junior Chavarria Stephen Harms Jack Herndon Mile 830 220 Rick Hilliard Hurdles Don Kellogg Fred Mitchell Bob Ray Don Rohlman 880 Pole Vault Mile Weights John Straily Marcellino Valdez John Vargas NCISOD Boman High Jump Mile Mile M3U3g6I Junior llO Ed Snyder Pole Vault SENIORS Jim Harmon Rob McDaniel Doug Paschal Field Events Hurdles Hurdles lt is my pleasure to present the 1967 Track team. E The team had a very successful season bettering four school records and placing third in the district meet. . Thirteen boys placed in the meet and ten qualified '. for the state meet in Boulder. Outstanding sophomore award this year went to pin Stephen Harms. The outstanding Trackman Award went to Rob McDaniel, conference champion in the hurdles. A Q 1967 TRACK Head Coach ..,,. . . Mr. Dennis Bruns Outstanding Soph .... , . .Stephen Harms Assistant Coach, v ily . . . . .Mr. Jim Burk THIRTEEN PLACED IN DISTRICT-TEN QUALIFIED EOR STATE Rob and Stephen receive special recognition at the awards assembly. March 30 April 8 April 15 April 19 April 22 April 25 April 28 May 6 May 13 May 20 Garden City Relays La Junta Meet Canon City Relays Triangle at Lamar Pueblo Invitational La Junta Meet Q5 Teamsj Lamar Relays Tiger Relays District Meet at La Junta State Meet at Boulder This page sponsored by SPROUT CLEANERS 8s l-IATTERS. A A 1? Pi R5 ' a , I If -e 'L . V 5 :V ly Q .Q 1 .,,+,....W Hy.. fl we ' ' MQ guxi GOLF TEAM: John I-Iartshorn, Fred Williams, Don Reish, Dennis Lubbers, John Findlater, Richard Montez, Mr, Phil Forney-Coach, Bruce Turner, Greg Likes, John Lefferdink, Mike Williams and Steve Jackson. FIFTH IN DISTRICT 1967 GOLF TO STA TE AX STEVE JACKSON I JOHN HARTSHORN This page sponsored by QUINN OIL 84 GAS CO, H3 LIFE . . . WE LEARN IT! .Alf Wu. -411 +L., SM... .J Q RL . ,. 4 .4 K- - M- CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Turner . . . President John Stratiley . . . . . . Vice President Don Rohlman . . . . Secretary Treasurer GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES WITNESSED BY SOPHOMORES ,Ili 'x aims is Second period World ,N History class had the honor Q of going by bus to the new I high school site to take J part in the ground breaking ii gil ceremonies. The boys waited on a big tractor and later the ig girls tried out the big gold t shovel. My E 2 xl. t. Yi FIRST TO GRADUATE FROM NEWBUILDING Abitia, James Abitla, Stella Adame, Frank Adams, Sherry Alvarado, Gloria Amalla, Fred Appel, Kerry Appel, Pete Augustine, Julie Austin, Penny Bachman, Mary Baker, Anita Baker, Mickey Barker, Eddie Barnes, Earleen Bell, Bill Berg, Diane Bland, Theryl Blattner, Susie Bock, Ted Bogart, John Bosley, Shon Brase, David Brazell, Troy Bridge, Sally Brlskey, Dennis Brooks, Vicki Burdick, Philip Camacho, Mary Carlson, Keith Chavarria, Ca mllo Chavarrla, John Christensen, Mary Coberley, John Cochran, Danna Colean, Christie Compton, Debbie Compton, Lowell Cook, Deborah Cunningham, Connie DeGeer, Ron DelHlerro, Mike all Duarte, Lidla Eisenhauer, Terri England, Debbie England, Karen Erickson, Wayne Everhart, Mike Fletcher, Mitch Franco, Elizabeth Geler, Tom Gifford, Marjorie Gittings, Laura Golladay, Kay Green, Larry Grett, Elmer Hagaman, Don Hall, Sandy Hall, Sim Hamilton, Marie SOPHOMORES ORDER CLASS RINGS Harms, Stephen Hartshorn, John Havens, Eddie Hawk, Robert Hawk, Rodney Hays, Randy Heise, Patty Heitschmidt, Delores Henderson, Debbie Hendrickson, Sheila Hernandez, Bob Hernandez, Jesse Herndon, Jack Herndon, Nancy Hicks, David Hilliard, Rick Hofmeister, Gary Hollandsworth, Nelta Howerton, Donna Ivans, Randall Jimlnez, Paul Johnannsen, Bill Jones, Kelly Kellogg, Don 18 mils '23' XR PEP ASSEMBLIES SIGNS ADD TO EUNf Klniston, Diana Kinter, Karen Kreps, Jim Lacy, Marvin Ledesma, Connie Lefierdink, John Ligon, Monte Likes, Greg Long, Ken Lucas, Dennis Lucas, Raymond McMillan, Betty McMillan, Susan McPherson, Mike Maggart, Jeff Manning, Valerie Martin, Aubrey Martinez, Gilbert Martinez, John Mason, Gary Mason, Shaleh Mayhew, Becky Middleton, Peggy Miller, Karen Mills, Calton Mitchell, Fred Moran, Mala Morlan, Patti Morrow, Janet Mourning, Diane A break. 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Sherry, Terry and Marg campaign for their favorite candidate. 122 'ef Turner, Bruce Turner, Carol Valdez, Marcelino Vargas, Johnny Vargas, Ma ry W am, Debby Weimer, Ca thy Weiser, Lee Westhoff, Wanda Wilger, Bob Williard, Jackie Williams, Mike Wilson, Danny Wilson, Marsha Woelk, Mike Wray, Lester Young, Marilyn ABSENT FOR PICTURES Hamilton, Bernard Hernandez, Pete Russell, Charlie W ITHDRAWN Robert Aaron 2X8 David Colton lOfl9 5 Dee Jae Davis l!3l Bill Fuller 9f2l Patricia Scott 3X3 Jeanne Victory llfll , 56' - A e Q 6 K E .i ' , X Hifi. WN li 6 y 9 M ' , 5 5 1 4, s . ,ear L . il el i . ' i 3 Q X in X K L4 xx, if i-sy' jUNIORS PLAY A VERY IMPORTAN PRESIDENT Scott Peterson VICE PRESIDENT SECRETA RY TREASURER Florence Hernandez Brenda H4111 David Downing f S IUNIORS KEEP BUSY! V ' dx 'V ' 1 X I v , , ,vl 2' r W X wr., f.,' X , f ' 44,1 as-fu W f This page sponsored by PERRY ELECTRIC CO OLL IN THE LIFE OF L. H. S. 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H TOMMY BETZ OWEN BOSLEY KA THY BRESSLER LYNN BROWN PA T BROWN KNO Picturej JA KE BROYLES LINDA BUXTON WANDA CANEIELD CA THY CAVANA GH SAMMY 'CHAVIRA SENIORS RECEIVE HONOR IEANNIII DeBUSK 4THOMECOMING ARRY DIETERLE ECKY EADS ,NNETTE ELY 'ICKIE ENGLA ND USAN FELTER IIKE FOX IONNTE FRANCO ,UD Y CALLEGOS CQ LORIA DEL HIERRO This page sponsored by TASTIZII IYIQICIQZIZ. fd 1, Dec and Clay 135 SENIORS LEADERS - IN GOVERNMENT DON GAMBLE GLORIA GRANADOS CHARLES HACKETT .TA MES HA RMON STEVE HA RTMANN CA ROL HA RTSHORN 1 WAYNE HASKELL VICKIE HATCHETT VENITA HAWK FTUDIES, SPORTS, A D I FUN, TOO! PEGGY HEISE BILL HENRY MARY LOU HERNANDEZ quo picturep MARILYN HIIGEL LINDA HIXSON STAN HOLDREN PEGGY HOWERTON SHARON HA YS . .,... X -4 -va. 211. ai: , f :San .mm in STAN IVANS STEVE JACKSON LILLIE IOIIANNSI-'N I ' 9, PEGGY JOHNSON I TERRY JONES '--- ,b. 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M 7 SENIOR ACTIVITIES COVER FOUL ADA ME, GLORIA Intramurals 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 2 ADA MS, TERRY Intramurals 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, President 4, G,A.A, 1,2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs 1: Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play A TKINS ON , RICHA RD Intramurals 15 Senior Seminar BA LDWIN, LEE DECA 4 BENBROOK, GA YLORD Savage Chieftain 45 Driver Education 3 BENTLE Y, LORETTA Pep Club 1,2,35 Varsity Choir 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Dramatics 1, 35 Savage Chieftain 45 Candy Stripers 1, 25 Junior Red Cross 25 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Driver Education 35 Girl's Choir 1,2, 35 Senior Play BETZ, ToM Golf 3, 45 Track 15 Intramurals 1, Varsity Choir 45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Thespians 3, 45 Savage Chieftain 45 Junior Play5 Driver Education 35 Chess Club 45 Senior Play BINGHA M, STEVE Football 15 Wrestling 15 DECA 4 BOSLEY, GWEN Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G, A, A, 2, 3, Historian 45 Annual Staff 45 Savage Chieftain 3, Co-editor 45 Candy' Strlpers 15 Junior Red Cross 2,3, vice-Resident 45 Driver -Education 25 Activity Letter 4 BRESSLER, KA 1' HY Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G,A,A, 15 E,H,A, l5D1'ama- ucs 35 DECA 4, BROWN, LYNN Intramurals 1,2, 3, 45 Gymnastics 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 15 G,A,A, 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Semlnar5 Student Coun- cil 45 Varsity Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Thes- pians 3,45 Junior Playg Activity Letter 35 Class Secretary 25 Miss Merry Christmas 45 Band Coun- cil 45 Senior Playg Miss LHS5 Best All Around 4 BROWN, PAT Garden City, Kansas 1,2, 35 Football 1,25 F,F,A, 1,2 BROYLES, JAKE Football 1,2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 L Club 3, 45 Senior Seminar5 Class Treasurer 25 Class Secretary 3 BUXTON, LINDA Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Candy Stripers 15 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Play Student Direc- tor5 Driver Education 3 CA NFIELD , WANDA Intramurals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G, A, A, 2, 3, 2, 3,45- F. H. A, 15 'Savage Chieftain 45 Junior Play, Senior Play CAVANAGH, CA THY Intramurals 1,25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Seminar 45 Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 35 Band 1, 2,35 Dramatics 1, Sec- retary 25 Annual Staff 45 Savage Chieftain 3, Co- Editor 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Junior Play5 Activity Letter 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Senior Play Stage Crew, Most Service CHAVIRA, SAMMY Football 15 Wrestling 15 Track 3, 45 Intramurals 25 L Club 4 CLARK, sHE1LA Gymnastics 1,2, 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 45 Varsity Choir 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Dra- matics 15 Thesplans 3, 45 Junior Play5 Basketball Attendant 35 Senior Play5 Basketball Queen 45 Act- ivity Letter COWEN, SAMMY Track 25 F,E,A, 2, 3, 45 CUMMINGS, BILL Driver Education 3 DASHNER, LARRY DeBUSK. JEANNIE McClave 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 15 In- tramurals 2,35 F, F,A. 35 Sweetheart 1 Dell-IIERRO, GLORIA Intramurals 1,3, 45 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Driver Edication 2 DIETERLE, LARRY Wiley High School 15 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 L Club 3,45 E.E.A, 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 EADS, BECKY Pep Club 1,2,35 DECA 45 Historian and Assisxrant Edltorg Driver Education 2 ELY, ANNE'l:TE Intramurals 35 Pep Club 3,45 F, H.A. 2, Parlimen- tarian 1, Secretary 3, President 45 Dramatics 1, Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 Miss Merry Christ- mas Attendant 45 Senior Play ENGLAND, VICKIE Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F,H,A, 3, Treasurer 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Miss Merry Christmas Attendant 45 Senior Play FELTER, SUSAN Pep Club 1,35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Candy Stripers 15 Driver Education 3 FOX, MIKE Intramurals 15 Savage Chieftain 35 Driver Educa- tion 3 ERANCO, CONNIE Gymnastics 25 Pen Club 1,2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 4: Band 1, 2, 3,45 Twirler 1, 2, 35 Homecoming At- tendant 4 GALLEGOS, RUDY Football 2,45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2,45 Band 2, 3,45 Band Council 45 Senior Play GAMBLE, DON Wrestling 1,25 DECA45 Driver Education 2 YEARS OF PARTICIPATION GRANADOS, GLORIA Granada High 15 F, H,A. 1, 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Girl's Choir 35 Intramurals 2,45 HACKETT, CHUCK Wiley High School 35 F.F.A, 35 Junior Playg DECA 4 HA RMON, JAMES Football 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1,2, 3, 45 L Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Sen- ior Seminar 3,45 Student Council 45 Camera Club 45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play5 Most Service 4 HARTMAN, STEVE Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 L Club 2, 3,4 HARTSHORN, CAROL Halfway, Missouri 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2, 35 Pep Club5 Cheerleader 2,35 F,H,A, 1,2, 35 Varsity Choir 1,2,35 Girl's Choir 1,2,35 Bamd 15 Twirler 25 Dramatics 35 Annual Staff 35 Junior Play5 Driver Education 25 Class Officer 1,2,35 F.H,A, Reporter State Deca HATCHETT, VICKI Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1,2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 G,A,A, 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs 15 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Committee Chairman5 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Driver Education 2 HASKELL, WAYNE Track 15 Gymnastics 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Senior Play5 Senior Seminar 45 Thespians 3, 45 Junior Play5 Driver Education 35 Activity Letter HAWK, VENITA Gymnastics 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Driver Education 35 DECA, Vice-President 4 HAYS, SHARON Intramurals 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 G,A,A, 45 Annual Staff 45 Candy Stripers 15 Junior Red Cross 45 Driver Education 35 Senior Play HEISE, PEGGY Intramurals 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 G,A,A, 2, 3,45 Driver Education 45 Senior Play HENRY, BILL Football 1,2, 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,35 Track 15 Base- ball 25 Varsity Choir 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Savage Chieftain 45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Band Council 4 HERNANDEZ, MARY Pep Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Girl's Choir 1,25 Band 15 Driver Education 2 HIIGEL, MARILYN Intramurals 1,2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A,A , 1,2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Honorary Member 45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Junior Play , Stage Crew5 Class Vice-President 45 State Student Council 35 Senior Play Stage Crew HIXSON, LINDA Intramurals 25 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Driver Education 2 HOLDREN, STAN Inglewood , California 1, 2, 35 Football 1, Basket- ball 15 Track 15 Baseball 15 Inramurals 15 Driver Education 1 HOWERTON, PEGGY Intramurals 25 Pep Club 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Driver Ed- ucation 3 IVANS, STAN Sheldon, Missouri 35 Football 45 Wrestling 1, 25 Intramurals 1 JACKSON, STEVE Football 1,2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 4: Track 15 Baseball 25 L Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Seminar, President 45 Student Council 3, Honorary Member 45 Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4: Band 1,2, 3, 45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Class President 35 State Student Council 35 Driver Edu- cation 35 Senior Play, Activity Letter 4 JOHA NNSEN , LILLIE Intramurals 2,3, 45 G,A,A, 2, 3, 45 F, H,A, 2, Treasurer 35 Vice-President 4, State Parliamentar- ian 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Dramatics 35 Annual Staff 45 Camera Club President 45 Junior Red Cross 35 F,H,A , Song and Recreation Leader 25 Senior Play JOHNSON, PEGGY Gymnastics 15 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 G.A,A, 2,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Seminar5 Stud- ent Council 2, 45 Varsity Choir 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Driver Education 25 Jun- ior Play Stage Crew, Senior Play Stage Crew5 Act- ivity Letter 4 JONES, TERRY Band 1,2, 35 DECA 4, President5 Driver Education 25 Warriors 3 KING, BOB KING, CELIA Intramurals 1,2, 35 Pep Club 1, 3,45 Varsity Choir 2,3,45 Girl's Choir 1,2,35 Dramatics 45 Driver Ed- ucation 3 LACY, BARBARA Pep Club 1,25 F,H,A. 15 Gir1's Choir 2,3,45 LA MLE, RICHA RD Wrestling 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 F, F.A , 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Driver Education 25 Class Treasurer 3 LAWRENCE, KENNY Wrestling 1,2,35 F,F,A, 2,3 LEA L, STELLA Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G,A.A, 2,3, President 45 Student Council 1,2, Head Girl 45 Candy Stripers 1,25 Junior Red Cross 2,4, Secre- tary 35 Junior Play , Driver Education 25 Activity Letter 35 Class Vice-President 35 Senior Play5 Most Likely to Succeed 4 LEFFERDINK, LAUREN Eads, Colorado 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G,A,A, 3,45 Varsity Choir 1, 3, 45 Girl's Choir 2,35 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Driver Education 25 Student Council 1 ,Senior Play 549 LINGREEN, STEVE Basketball 1,25 Driver Education 3 LUBBERS, DENNIS Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Varsity Choir Presl- dent 45 Band 2, 3, 4 MCCAFFREY, RON Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Baseball 25 L Club 3,4 MCDANIEL, ROBBIE Fountain High 15 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 15 Track 1,2,3,45 L Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Class Treas- urer 25 Choir 1 MCGINNIS, LAVOE McKINLEY, TOMMIE Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 2,3, 45 Twirler 1,2, 3, Head Twirler 4 MCSHANE, KAY Intramurals 1,25 F.H.A. 45 Spanish Club 35 Girls' Choir 3,4 MCVEY, VERNA Gymnastics 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity Choir 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Play, Driver Education 3 MAGGART, BEN Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 DECA 4 MANLY, MARILYN Pep Club 15 Spanish Club Treasurer 35 Girls' Choir 1, 2,35 DECA 45 Driver Education 3 MARSTON, DICK Football 15 Wrestling 1,25 Track 1, Band 1,2,3,45 Driver Education 3 MARSTON, RICK Football 25 Wrestling 1,25 Track 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Driver Education 2 MASON, TERRI IO Pep Club 1,3,45 F,H,A, 4, Photographer 2, Vice-Pres- ident 35 Varsity Choir 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Stage Crew, Driver Education 3 MAY, JOHN Basketball 15 F. F,A. 2, 3, 4 MAYHEW, SHARON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 45 Dramatics lg Annual Staff 2,3,4g Candy Stripers, Vice- President 15 Driver Education 25 Senior Play Stage Crew, Activity Letter 4 MILLER, CHUCK Winston High School 35 Wrestling 15 Intramurals MILLER, CHUCK Eugene Oregon 25 Winston Churchill High School 35 Wrestling 15 Intramurals 1,2 MILLS, GARY Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2,3, 45 Track 35 Base- ball 2,45 L Club 3,45 Mr. LHS MONTEZ, RICHARD Golf 3, 45 Intramurals 25 Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 35 150 Dramatics 1,45 Thespians 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Play5 Driver Education 35 Senior Play MOORE, PAM Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1,3,4: G.A.A, 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Varsity Choir 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Driver Education 25 Senior Play MORRIS, DICK Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Student Council MORROW, JIM DECA 45 Driver Education 3 MOSS, EARLENE Intramurals lg Savage Chieftain 45 Student Librarian 4 MOUNTAIN, DONNA Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Candy Stripers 1 MOURNING, CHERYL Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 F,H,A, 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Seminarg Junior Red Cross 2,3, President 45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Driver Education 25 Activity Letter 35 Senior Play Student Director MULBERY, DON NUNNERY, RON Wrestling 1 O'CONNELL, DAN Denver, Colorado 15 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 L Club 3,45 Savage Chieftain 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play PASCHAL, DOUG Intramurals 25 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Track 1,2,3,45 L Club 2,3, President 45 Wrestling 25 Senior Play PERKINS, LINDA Intramurals 25 Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 DECA 45 Driver Education 3 PHELAN, WYNN Glendo, Wyoming 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3, Secretary 15 Cheerleader 1,25 F,H,A, 1,25 Girls' Choir 35 DECA 4 PLY, RANDALL Springfield, Colorado 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 L Club 3,45 Varsity Choir 2,45 Junior Play, Class President 15 Class Vice- President 25 Senior Play5 Best All Around 4 POTEET, JAYLENE James Campbell High, Ewa Beach, Hawaii l,2,35 Varsity Choir 2,35 Dramatics 4 RAGSDALE, JOHN Junior Play5 Senior Play RAMIREZ, FRED Football 25 Wrestling 2,3,45 L Club 3, 4 REPPHUN, TERESA Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F, H,A, 2, Treasurer lg Dramatics 35 Candy Stripers 15 Junior Play5 DECA Secretary 45 Driver Education 2 REYHER, EDDIE Holly, Colorado 2, Gymnastics 3,4, L Club 4, F.F.A 2,3, President4 RHOADES, SANDY Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1, 2, 3, G. A,A, 3, F, H,A, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics 1, Annual Staff 3, Driver Education 2 RICE, BRAD Gymnastics 2,3, 4, L Club 3, 4 RIDER, GLENN ROWE, DOROTHY Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Thespians 3, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Candy Stripers 2, Secretary 1, Junior Red Cross 2,4, President 3, Junior Play Stage Crew, Activity Letter 3, Senior Play SCHIBBELHUR, NAOMI Intramurals 1, 2 SEARL, MARGIE Gymnastics 2, Intramurals 2, Pep Club 2, 3,4, G,A,A, 2, F,H.A, 3, Secretary 2, Girls' Choir 3, Dramatics 2,3,4, Candy Stripers 2,3, Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Junior Play, Driver Education 3 SMITH, BARBARA Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, G,A,A, 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Dramatics 1, Junior Red Cross 3, Junior Play, Activity Letter 3, Class Secretary 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 2, F. F,A, Sweetheart 3, Wrestling Queen Attendant 4 SMITH, GALEN Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 2, L Club 3, 4 SNIFF, CLAY Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1, L Club 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Band 1, 2,3, 4, Band Council 4, Athletic King 4 STEINBACH, VICKIE Pep Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Driver Education 2 STRAILY, MARTHA Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, F, H, A. 1, Girls' Choir 1,2,3,4, Driver Education 2 STRAILY, MARTHA Lone Grove High School, Oklahoma 3, Senior Play, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, F, H, A, 1, Girls' Choir 1,2,3, 4, Driver Education 2 STRONG, GREG Band 1,2,3, DECA 4, Driver Education 3 SUPOSS, GARY ,Band 1,2,3,4, Savage Chieftain 4, Junior Play, Driver Education 2, Senior Play SURBRUGG, LEEANNE Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Varsity Choir 3,4, Girls' Choir 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Junior Play, Driver Education 2 SWEANY, DEE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Wrestling Queen 4 TROSPER, JIM F.F,A. 2, 3,4, Junior Reporter and Secretary, Band 1,2,3 VanBUSKIRK. BEVERLY Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Girl's Choir 3, 4, Junior Play Stage Crew VARGAS, RICHARD Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1,3, Intramurals 1 WARREN, BILLY Gymnastics 2, Intramurals 1, 2, DECA 4 WEICK, JANE Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3,41 DECA 4 WEIMER, BARBARA Alamogordo, New Mexico 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1, G,A,A, 1,2,3, Sec- retary 4, Varsity Choir 3, 4, Girl 's Choir 1, 2,3, Junior Play WESTOFF, WAYNE Canon City, Colorado 2, Intramurals 2, Varsity Choir 2,4, Driver Ed. 3, Senior Play WILLIAMS, FRED Basketball 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention Conference 3, Golf 3,4, Track 1,2, Intramurals 1, L Club 3, Sec - Treas. 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Seminar 3,4, Student Council 1,2, Head Boy 4, Varsity Choir 4, Class President 2, Most Courteous 3, Senior Play, Most Likely to Succeed WILSON JACK I F, F. A. 2, 3, 4 WOLLARD, PAM Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, G,A,A, 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Seminar 3, 4, Student Council 4, Varsity Choir 2,3,4, Social Secretary, Girl's Choir 1, Dramatics, President 1, Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Junior Play Most Courteous 3, Art Club 1, Senior Play, Activity Letter 4 WRAY, IRVIN DECA 4 YODER, RON Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4, L Club 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ZORDEL, GERRY Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Savage Chieftain 4, Driver Ed- ucation 3, Senior Play 151 The 1966-1967 CHIEFTAIN STAFF appreciates all the support given to the annual from all of the Lamar Businessmen. We would especially like to thank the businessmen who took picture ads, sponsoredifpages, made donations, and the businesses listed below. W Albin Radio andffelevision Service Bettiann's Gifts and Interiors Brantley Refrigeration Bonnie's Barber Shop Cap's Alignment Service Carmen's jewelry Carrillo Shoe Shop Clark's Wholesale Market Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Continental Trailways Bus Station Creaghe Packing Company Davis Boot and Saddle DeGeer Insurance Company DeLoach's Tires Dillon, W. A., Real Estate E-Z Shop Eckles Tire and Appliance Co. Fashion Fabrics Felter Motor Company Fugit Finance and Realty Geier Furniture , Helen Louise Beauty Shop Henry, W. R., Implement Company joe Oliver Repair Shop Joes Barber Shop Kenroe's Service Station L 84 H Radiator Shop Lamar Auto Parts ,Lamar Farm Supply Lamar and Dry Cleaners Lamar Surplus Les and Betty,s Family Recreation Mayhew's Dairy Midwest Seed Co. Moran's Hardware and Supply Munsell Shoe Company S riir I Newman, Ernest, Auto Salvage Page Auto Electric Park's Place Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Pultz's Men's Wear Register Printing Co. Robinson Printing Robson-Manning Company Rosanna's Beauty Shop Routh Appliance Co. Sand and Sage Western Store Schoenith Office Equipment Co., Inc Service Barber Shop Service Cleaners . Smith Motor Sales Terrill's Barber Shop Tidswell's Furniture Troy Manor Valley Furniture , lxg gy Wade, james L., Real Estate Walker 8: Boone jewelers West, W. P., Real Estate Williams Brothers LAMAR NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION A BAKER MOTOR COMPANY LABERTEW PONTIAC BUICK INC A . A195 ,UPU- KJ 'C Y! KADETT ' n 'nenlal LAMAR MOTOR COMPANY Plymnulli DDU!-JE fury BEIVEJEFE Valianl moose mvlslou CHRYSLER M morons conPonAn RAY MOTOR COMPANY ' Ai..,gf+gf:g - , Y7?'f '? Sff!i1f'ff RULE lifts? 55 Steve answers the phone in the office of L 81 F DRILLING INC. 211 East Oak LAMAR TEXACO SERVICE 1211 South Main Dan and Ben check the motor in Mrs. Applegates car. ,............ SOUTH MAIN NORGE LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING VILLAGE Pete and Alice are shown before one of the many big dryers. CORNER PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Specialists Debbie shows Virginia and Sharon a new cosmetic display as they enjoy their cokes. john is pictured in his father's office. HOWARD A. RAGSDALE INSURANCE Security Life 8: Accident Company Two young artists. Stella and Renee, pose with some of the paintings on dis- play at the VALLEY STATE BANK Full Service Banking THE LASSIE Kathy and -Iulie unpack some lovely spring formals which arrived just in time for the Junior-Senior Prom. , S Cl li' eelt A Z Lauren and Sharon admire the beautiful silver Mr. Noble shows them at GREEN'S TEWELRY Home of KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Wyler-Bulova 84 Accutron Watches 49 6- wr j T Mrs. Anderson shows Peg and Dorothy one of her many interesting books at ANDERSONS' BOOKS UNLIMITED 107 West Olive 9 Peggy and Patty are busy in their is E , I fathers office at y I I 3. 1 E HEISE sr-IEET METAL SHOP , 'H I ' 119 Wfest Beech-356-4971 1' I I 5 WHERE TO CALLH 1 1 I V i -... Sandy and Jim admire some new spring shoes at HAI.L'S SHOE STORE 102 South Main Street Ron Sales and Beverly Van Buslcirlc are shown at the Candy display at COLE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, INC. Your Doctor Knows Us Sharon and Mary are pictured with a part of the complete stock of art sup- plies available at WHITNEYS 204 South Main Scott, Greg and Charles .find many items of interest, including record and musical instruments at the CHIEF AMUSFMENT 8: MUSIC COMPANY Mrs. Randles holds a lovely bouquet of mums for Lillie and Vickie to admire. RANDLFS' ROSE BOWL FLORAL AND GIFTS Flowers for every occasion Mrs. Abitia and son james stop their work long enough for a picture. EL RANCHO North Santa Fe Trail We specialize in Spanish Foods l,,n- F ,Q . x. 1 :MQ DTI Venita and her friends, Linda and Verna, are pictured in the office of the LAMAR OIL COMPANY 906 North Main Gwen and Paula discuss banking serv- ices with Mr. Peyton at FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN LAMAR Drive-in Banking Service l fl, f ' 4 ! ,.,r I gi ,- ,Sf A, ' l Ron Yoder and Ron McCaffrey are shown talking with Mr. Clay in the shop at the TRI-STATE BODY SHOP 204 West Poplar Mr. Flynn and Tom are pleased with the fine fruit display. L 8: F FOODLINER L 84 F DELICATESSEN Ph. 336-2040 'Riff be I Barbara and Peggy in one of the ele- gant booths at the STAGE COACH HOTEL Dining Room Member The Best Western Motels Y! Mr. Harold Wfebster talks with David Brase and Ken Long before the large scales at the f DES MARTEAU ELEVATOR R COMMISSION COMPANY 705 Wfest Hickory' 'P' Betty shows David and Robert a lovely flower from one of the large refrigera- tors at the LAMAR FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all Occasions I il fu Tom and Becky Betz are pictured in the office of THE LAMAR TRI-STATE DAILY NEWS A Pioneer Newspaper, as Modern as Tomorrow 160 jackie and Sally pose on the cab of one of the huge trucks in the fleet of BRIDGE BROTHERS North Santa Fe Trail I 'fl - ' i , sz I , 1 Diane, Debbie and Cheryl pose with their father before one of his large earth moving machines. GALE MOURNING EXCAVATING 12 Paseo Place Anita and Tery in Mr. Adams sports car wait as Karen, Marge, and Sherry give the car the special care always re- ceived at NORTH MAIN 66 L'F-C RADIO STATION K L M R Sandra Surbrugg helps gather news items and Robert Hawk is learning to operate the control panels. I Julie and Kay pictured at the feed lots. AUGUSTINIT Teresa, Barbara and Sharon hel Peggy P I f,,,,.ff-f' service her car as Tommie and her ' father, Mr. Tom McKinley Watch. TOMS 66 SITRVICE 1501 South Main LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO, Feeding-BuyinQ-Rauching yr' I. C. PENNIYY COMPANY, INC r , Q 1 N Q Don with his father, Mr. F. C. Reish are shown in the shop of EBBIFS PLUMBING SERVICE Plumhing-I-Ieating-Repairs 1205 South 6th Pam, Larry, Wayne and Rodney inside and Sandy at the window are ready to ' serve the customers at the popular A 84 W DRIVE INN Mr. Dougherty is pictured with Dick Morris in the big showroom of FRANK A. DOUGHERTY lxlfl' Jackson Car it 21 Q 0 JACKSON CARTAGE Allied Van Lines World's Largest Mover 600 East Maple ADKINSON PHOTOGRAPHY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1967 CHIEFTAIN AND STUDENTS OE LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL 208 East Olive Phone 356-2921 QXQiDQjyygf Q,D NkQ5?igy2gQ5p My QS Sk Qfffgyviii-5969559926 fidsiwfw G3 . pcm! as 'fDWXOfgiEQN fwwgf Qwj! elif 2222? ,K jak? alfooxvokik 164 Ovxf' 67' fm -M A 2525 4 fiefi wif 5 ' 4 ,,:.,, f' Z lrsx fb! x 'J 4 a , 1 r, B. 1 ,J 'C f ,P sv Z' 14 4 4 , I I ' 5 'L ' f, 1 -' u I f I I. 's - ...K a ' -- t in 4 f ' 'H 4 . 3 . .. 4 A4 K ng I ' I I P x JQQQ5- Q24 Wxqfxs aw Q no Xwhm QM My off Wa My v Gif I ,EQ My W bJMdq X 2? ' R: iff MN Q M MEX W 3 N W4 W5 Q W MMP F3595 QW Q55 23 y f?iyF A XPMAW N ,W Hi ,AW QQWMJ Wg W Q , ,x Jw MM 165 WW 'CWUQ 7 V D451 ION' ywck Q?JQffiQQ2fQ? W QQ Wy ext? ASM k JJ Q-02596 Mf7OMfZ Wffffi f ow 7 M1 Swgw Qfi2 E? 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