Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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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.

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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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LUith modern equipment and laboratories well set up, the SCIENCE department presents the intriguing problems of Biology, Physics, and Chemistry with alert accuracy. mrs. miner, mr. Uzzell, miss Hnderson, miss l-liclzs, mr. Burns, and mr. Oalzes guide scientific research.g6',,A5f eff, 9 discussion of maps and charts and world events engages the members of the SOCIHL lEI'lCE department. miss llleinberg, miss Bryan, mr. Longcope, mrs. Ball, miss Germany, and miss Coving- ton guide student destinies in History and Civics. To untangle the combinations of FI and B and XYZ is a simple matter to the members ol the mFiTl-lEmFlTlCS department. mr. l,Uallace, mr. Rogers, mrs. Brinton, miss Red, miss Lllhittington, mrs. Byrd, and mr. mcDaniel instruct the youth of Lamar in Hlgebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. mr. Jones teaches Typewriting and Shorthand in the COmmERClHL HRTS department, and mr, lllright, mr. Cox, and mr. Butler of the VOCHTIOUPIL FIRTS department instruct students in llloodworlz and mechanical Drawing.