Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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...viii PHIVHW How! Maybe I'd better introduce myself. quick-like a rabbit--so that you won't find it peculiar-seeing a stranger at the doors of your yearbook. The name's LAMMY-FOO. You might think it somewhat uneuphonious but it's a perfectly authentic name and my being Indian makes it even more suit- able. But what did I start out to say? Oh, yes- Please, please, my good reader friend, don't consider me an aufncious imp or an arbitrary guide-I quite realize your desire to roam through thfs book at will, looking at the pictures you want to see, appreciating according to your own inclina- tions. l feel, though, that I am a bit justified in appearing thus Lefore you because-well- end. I like you very much-I hope you like mc. I fccl that knowing you, being a friend-and yet an outsider, I, perhaps, can show you some things you never saw before in your own school. I feel, too, that being as I am-the final leftover of a race you might call an example of pure democracy, I can talk to you about your own. With a lot of foreign tribes on the warpath, it seems to me that a democracy is sure 'nough thc last place in which one can really find peace and happiness. Maybe the thought never c:curred to you that Lamar works on the same principles of democracy as its great grand daddy you are Plmscj to use me as A the United States. I want toushoyv lighting symbol in athletic clashes - it to you now' would you mmd If ,I , I were to wander around your Wnl mm! Schools' You yen, t school and point out some facts a XVahoo, and give Indian war qw 'Wop' friend and an outsider sees? Come cries-all of which flatters me no fi with mc' if YOU like' Luis 80 then' W' 11 vi? f wif 74'7fX ff,f',!fi V ffif ff, I, ff .i I Z' W1 ll if 'W f we .W I-. , 1 in 5

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HARD, CLEAN LINES MERGE INTO A MODERNISTIC VISTA OF UNFORGETTABLE BEAUTY. COPYRIGHT 1.9.4.1 ALICE PICTOLI Editor-in-Chief MARSHALL BLACK Affifmnt Ediror DOWIIIAMIA Buxinen Manager DICK SLATTEN Art Editm' O 2

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,Allaah -' - wr' . I Y 4 -onngv ..,a ' . ff X 'Wg I , I 9, iz. AMARICA DE OCRACY The rights and privileges of democracy have been yours, boys and girls of Amer- ica, for lo, these many years. Now, confronted with the necessity for scrutinizing and defending these standards you will have a new concept of your responsibili- ties. The citizens of Lamar present: PREVIEW' BY LAMMYPOO A. Copyright B. Foreword C. Contents D. Dedication E. Archives of State SECTIONI VOTERS A. Taxpayers Qseniorsj B. Other citizens fclassesj Low seniors juniors Sophomorcs C. Democracy at XVork Qclassroomsj SECTION II THREE PART PLAN A. Executive lsuperintendent, principalsj B. Judicial lfacultyj I. Supreme Couri flwadsj 2. Dixlrirt Iurlgrrg ftcurbersj C. Legislative 1. Svnalr fflrrowlwrazlj 2. 1101150 fSludcnI Councill 2. Foreign Rvlalions Frcfzch Club Forensic League Spanish Club War Department R. O. T. C. Labor Department Foolball Baxkellmll Cherokee Spring Sporls lAthleticsj Sfrorlx Axxorialion Commerce Department Lancer Orenda Postal Department In 'Il0?' Claxxir Justice Department Lamar Palrol 'al League Interior Department CSoeial Clubsj i 3. Library of Congrats flibraryj Brllrs Seminar 4. Hall of Fame Clunns Lamarfs i O Sorivly fOrvmlaj Palomar Kip: ' Lambda Sigma Alpha Taufaxi Macs N L I1-1' National Honor Society Kclrla Tliirf-3' Club 2, I. I W'b0'5 WUJO Mrla Nllt'dIIIIll .3g.,Q,f.,:i:' 7 T' sEcTioN In CABINET H. Treasury Department Quiz' 7 A. State lDiplomatic Corpsj Music Ji 1. Domeslir Drama Iggy'-Q' ,Uh Bmufirx if 1 411'0ri1'z'5 SECTION IV PROPAGANDA I. 1.1. iruilcf- tm f r i: Q 9X0 Hro- 1 ge fy v.?fts1t1frf+. ' -' ... all f' iris 1 r 'N 0 , j F g Q' -1 W 0 .Q Q . I QV .2 H-.rr a 'C -'Q o .. N mul .J X I- Q 'K 1 'fill 0 4 , IH W ' 5. Co 5 f ' - 5 5.1 E ' '.. x Q Sf' 1 CFN4 'lx ETOX I 5 To Pi, T QAAZ' F'