Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

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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

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'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 ,

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