Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

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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

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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

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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