Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Each morning mr. moyes arranges the bul- letin for the clay. Then, over the public address system, he broadcasts the news to each classroom. W. J. FTIOYES PRlI'lCIPFlL OF ITTIRFIBEHU B. LFNTIHR HIGH SCHOOL

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'W 1 .v F n Cillliirahzau E. Kumar 25511 Schnnl M. HI. glliluges, lprinripul Iinustnn, Texas To the Students of Lamar: You, the students of Lamar, are to be congratulated for a number of reasons. You are housed in one of the most beautiful school buildings in America. You are instructed by a strong, capable faculty, every member of which is interested in you and your success. You have had the privilege of establishing tra- ditions that will live long after you yourselves will have passed on. You have witnessed history in the making and have had a part in the process. This, your first year in Lamar should be a most memorable one. May I take this opportunity to thank each and every you for your loyal cooperation and help during the year. difficult process of adjustment to new surroundings, new new associates, you have been most helpful, and I assure the faculty appreciates every contribution that you have the success of our initial year. one of In the teachers you that made to In the years to come, may you look back on your days at Lamar and be able to say that they were the happiest of your lives WV ,HX

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ll as FIDVTWIFIISTRFITORS lil!-IO DIRECT LRITTHRS VFIST ORGHNIZHTIOD Down in the office: mRS. LEHVELL, l.amar's dean, conlers with Howell Coclze about next year's program. mia. J. H. LURIGHT, Hssistant Principal, has paused for a moment to greet the next visitor. mid. mOYES and mR. LURIGH-ll confer with several class leaders, Grace Picton, Howell Coclze, and Fenwich white. mrs. Edith Carter, secretary, and mrs. Harrell. attendance clerl2, talze notes on the conference. mRS. EDITH H. FERRELL, able and efficient registrar, loolas up from her records, to answer a question.