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' ' ' pf 'tx - - ' ' - - ' ' - , f .-Fw J w .,..,M. - -- 1 i - ' - ' ' Af Q 1 1 35 -A ' 55 5 . - . ' I f f if '51 ,. I I I. 5 f 4 1. ., -AM ' - II IIIIL .. . I 'I II'II .V I - II 3.3. OIEEIXHOLTZER f140Ef7ll1?I?1E7It , ,. .-' ' . ,-s '59 :-.fi -:A 41- Y ,F-fx: ' Q 13:3 I . . ,Y vifjitfl. 1 . gf., . EQ. I I .V , 4 n'-'.v- ! J-s 'lr , 1 .5 . -msg'-7'1d4 'Z sew- A ' ' ug: :Jia-. 'w ,N A.. H1 :::. ' 2 W, Q-mam..-v ' ,,, . wil. . ' ' , v. f-qu-,-M ff., ,K n., '-. 1 . L K, . Tufi: J f -' 'X-gx -',-,- . few. f.-1 ' :, .- 1176.- r' ,fs ,gh - X, fa V, 'Ea -... , , ,l,.,,, ,,, . ' f :. AQ,.d,3mw:e.Szs9'.-:N-wPu.,.., .. ww, . , -v u.,.' cam f 1 44 . din u 11.5. 1: E125 I 'x 1-gg: .snr si Mid: I .- QQ -. .. 52? QV' 'Qi -'hi' 'As PJ .Q-5x - , -..ea .r,,w- -rib. Wffffi FACULTY DIRECTORY W. J. Moyes, Principal Mrs. Edith Ferrell, Registrar J. H. Wright, Assistant Principal Mrs. H. E. Wofford, Attendance Clerk Mrs. Selden Leavell, Dean Miss Ruth Taylor, Secretary English Miss Edna Germany Home Economics Miss Bernice Beard Miss Alberta Brasher Mrs. G. M. Brumby Miss Margaret Buchanan Miss Ella Mae Gehring Mrs. Ula Hennes Mrs. Elanor T. Huddleston 1 Mrs. Alcenia Hyman Miss Mary Knolle Mrs. Golda Rochefort Miss Drew Black Staggs Mathematics Mrs. Lee Brinton Mrs. F. V. McDaniel Mrs. Dorothy W. Phelps Mrs. Ella S. Porter Mrs. Maud M. Powell Miss Lel Red Mrs. Mira A. Sanders Mrs. Evie M. Summers Mrs. Elizabeth W. Taliaferro History Mrs. Ellana Ball Miss Inez Bryan Miss Nina Covington Miss Lillian Eaves Page Six Miss Mildred Hubbard Mrs. T. H. Robb Miss Helen Weinberg Science Miss Laura Anderson Orris G. Bailey L. W. Edwards Miss Florence Hicks Mrs. Edna W. Miner French Miss Mildred Hubbard Spanish Mrs. Elanor T. Huddleston Miss Helen MacMaster Miss Nell Morris 1VHss julia Pleasants Miss Trudie Wilson Latin Mrs. G. M. Brumby Miss Cora Pearl Penn Commercial Mrs. T. J. Rowzee Mrs. Faymie M. Longcope Mrs. H. L. Sandel Industrial Arts H. E. Butler J. H. Carr Elmer O. Cox Art Miss Mary Jo White Music Lee S. Keding R.O.T.C. Sgt. Richard M. Niemi Physical Education Mrs. May H. Bourgeois Mrs. Opal W. Cowan Mrs. Helen Speer Edward D. Duggan H. Alden Pasche Librarians Mrs. Edith Y. Cox Mrs. Mabel Y. Orman LAMAR'S PRINCIPAL ...HIS ASSISTANTS Highest in our family tree is our principal, Mr. W. J. Moyes. To him we look for guid- ance and fairness and he has not yet let us down. He offers friendship and thoughtful consideration to all students. He has won our admiration and loyalty. J. HERBERT WRIGHT Anixtant Principal fe 'I WILLIAM j. MOYES P rin ripal Mr. H. Wright, our assistant principal, performs his job well and commands respect from all who know him. He is interested in all student activities and works tirelessly to solve any problem that arises. TQYIOF Ferrell Miss Ruth Taylor, secretary, and Mrs. Edith Ferrell, registrar, in their own sweet and quiet way do their part in making the affairs of Lamar run smoothly. Leavell Wgfford Mrs. Selden Leavell, dean, and Mrs. Her- bert Wofford, attendance clerk, always friendly and efficient, do a little bit of every- thing to help everybody. Page Seven RECOLLECTIONS TEACHERS What won't they think of next? Now students can sit back and relax while Shakespeareis plays come forth on the Victrola! Miss Gehring and Wookie Sinclair hold an album of Macbeth records to show the pictures to an absorbed class before playing the recordings. Fascinated students watch with anticipation to see just what the out- come is going to be of the formula Mr. Bailey is ucookin' up in the Chemistry Laboratory. Mr. Edwards looks skeptical about the whole thing. Mathematicians Brinton and Porter try to figure out some Way to explain this theorem to their classes. The solution is really as easy as can be. Why, all you have to do is-. Mr. Keding, Lamar's dynamic music director, beats out on the key- board while Mary jo Little, Nina Urqubart, and Patsy Moellering form the admiring audience. He must really be solid from the gleam in Fred Bunde's eye. Miss MacMaster and Martha Hudson display one of the flags to be used on the Pan American Day Pageant to Misses Wilson, Morris, and Pleasants, the usenoritasi' of the school. When those four get together and start rattling out Spanish, it's as cosmopolitan as Mexico City. FOR OUR ALBUM STUDENTS Mrs. Hennes, the dramatics instructor, supervises the weekly News- cast as it is presented. Here Bert Kadell awaits the go signal from Tom Carter, managing the broadcasting mechanism. R. C. Butts quickly scans his lines for the last look before hc's Non . . . Wfhether in the 1890's or the l940's, there is always history! They who really know the history are the teachers of this subject here in Lamar. Mrs. Robb points out to the others some spot of interest on the map. Miss Bryan looks anxiously to see just what it is while Miss Eaves and Mrs. Rochefort gaze intently. Miss Wfeinberg turned her back to the camera to get a better look . . . Directing the boys on how to be ncater and more skillful craftsmen is Mr. Carr. With a twinkle in his eye, he takes time out in class to give 'em :i few pointers that lead to smoother lines-in woodwork! Standing fashionnbly is Eddie Jean Adkins, who has her hem straight- ened by Mrs. Sandel, Lamar's popular clothing teacher. Mrs. Longcope confers with jack Read and Bobby Ricks on her newest recipe for sho'ten- ing bread. Boys, that prune whip was divine-thanks to Mrs. L.! . . . Art for art's sake -and so it goes. With a speck of green, a dab of yellow, n bit of blue here, and a swish of red, they industriously go about their work. They can do the most amazing things with those funny little twists given to brush and pencil alike! Anah June, Lynwood, and Joyce watch Nancy, Mollie Claire, Joyce, and jackie, all of whom are pupils in Miss Mary jo White's classes. .lr ,pf I . -.,. S-x ,,. KN Bryan M , Howard President ......... Vice-President. .. Secretary ..,,.. Treasurer ...... Lawyer ....... Poe: ....w. President ,.,. .. Vice-President ...... Secretary ...... Treasurer, .... Lawyer ....,. Poet .... ,. Puge Ten SENIOR Purcell L E A D E R S Farnsworth l Walker Phillips Seyforth Ojicers MID-TERM ,.......Frank Bryan .......Micliie Purcell ...f..Sara Meredith .,....Jane Farnsworth Oficers . . . ,..... Carl Russ ,, ,..Doris Speich JUNE .......Bobby Howard Hally Beth Walker ,...,,.Bettye Phillips .....,.Fritz Seyfarth Albertson ......Torn Lee' Cabinet Members Betty Bullen Warren Leach Mary Hay Peggy Weatherall David Tinch Virginia Conrad Frank Bryan Mickie Purcell Sara Meredith Jane Farnsworth Cabinet Members Bobby Howard Fritz Seyfarth Ralph Atmar Edward Brandt Jeanne Carsey Earline Douglas Elleanor Graham Russell Hall Priscilla Johnson Ruth McFarland Marion Merseburger Bettye Phillips Joyce Rettig Roy Simpson Hally Beth Walker Mary Margaret Wilson Edward Hearn John Blanton jam 524455 v.: - .f -V Hi' , 7 5 5:37 5-g 5 ' ',q 115:-g1':':I'I - ':'7':5..:pE'plw:E-- EI' - rr i ..:-rg!! - 5 . w M. - 1 :Ty ' , I IFN if! 49M QW Al lk Us .S iwfifai me 'fast .A l A A . J. f -,x A. , it SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES MID-TERM y Dance Committee Lucille Kemp, Chairman Ednanne Sexton Bob Peavy Ronald Davenport . Eddie Brandt Louise Vickery . Picnic Committee Miles Croom, Chairman ' . RussellrBon11am Bill Carraway, Carolyn? Berry Ernestine Sclnunann Invitation anclAnnouncement Committee B ' Mary ,Margaret Wilson, Chairman ' H Nora Potts - Earline Douglas 4 Betty Ann Warner Ralph Atmar Jack Marshall Eddie Brandt Dance Committee Lyle Cashion, Chairman Jimmy Everett Roy Moore I , Denny McMahon Roger Kroenke Clarita Fonville Joyce Rettig Picnic Committee Roy Bandy, Chairman James Barnett A Brownie Brown Wage Twelve FU -I John Shambaugh Iris Herral Bettye Phillips Lila Sue Johnson Class Morning Molly Barnes, Chairman Chris Wilhams Elleanor Graham Bud Gallie Beverly Frambach Torn Lee Ella Bess St. John Class N ight Carolyn Montgomery, Chairman Peggy Mullins Tommy Erwin Marilyn Miller Fritz Seyfarrh Nancy Kisten Jay Daniel Commencement Night Bob Albertson, Chairman Holly Sheffield Sandy Dale Fern Wiese Jeane Horton Roy Simpson Lloyd Skaggs Color, Flower, and Motto Committee Hally Beth Walker, Chairman ' Madelyn Sinclair Marion Merseberger Lettalou Garth Mary Jo Wedge Helen Chillman I Juliette Dannenbaum I,. 9' .C ,, 'Sm . Vg- Q. . '. Q 'I . , ' , .. x 'F'jt , , .' 'f N Q. ' I ,if .fr F, '-fe. ff ' - . .,', - . leaf .. n A .. ' ,i-Lf, D--1 'hy i 'e ' 1 A 'f ,gn ' i 'Q YQ , ' Q' i. - 1 w w w, 1:-,gh - '- ' ' - ' 1- -r fi I ' A ABBEY, PAULIE ' S E Cjanuaryj Cherokee: Flash Card member, '43, '44: Rifle Club: Assistant Gym Captain, '43, '44. ABR AM. LYNXVOOD H. CJ'-mel Lancer Staff, '41, '-IZ: Newscast Staff, '42: junior Classical League, '41, '42g Frcnch Club. '-H. '-I4. ADLIQR, SIIBNITY Iklunej Puw-www Club, '42, '43: l..1m.ir Furum, '42, '-45: Scquoyah Club, '42, '43: Classiuxl I.c.1guc, '4I, '42. AI.ISIiRTSON. BOB ROTC, Scrgcglnt: junior fhluncj Texas kluniur Academy nf Scicncc, President. '4-4: Kamal Club, Secretary, '4-I: lIimnr.n'y Member of AAAS. AIADERSON, HARRIET Cliums Club, Flash C.ird ALITXANDIER, AIRBYIL RAIQ V.i1'icty Slmw, '43, IJIIIII Club. ALLBRITAIN. xIUl,IIi ANN AI.I.IiN, THI-QRIiSA ANDRENVS, DOROTHY Clulwl member, '42, Cjanuaryj IIUHCJ Uuneh 4 Sum mer Sclionlj Cherokee: Gym Tum Captain: Member of French Club. ANDIiIfXY'S, MARY -IO Palnninr Club: Clicmkcc. ARMBRUSTIZR, BETTY LFE Tnwasi Club: Flash Card Club, '-H. ARNY, DAVID ROTC, I.icutcn11nt. ASI-ILIQY, GEORGIE Cherokee. ATKINS, EDDIIZ KIIQANNIZ Seminar Club. '-H. ATLAS, MARCIA Q-Innuiiryl f,I.mu.1ryJ member, '4Z: Hnicnonis fklanuaryj Qvluncj Q-Iunel fjunel Seminar Club Secretary, '44: lhicnnnis Club. ATMAR. RALPH Q-Iuncj National Honor Society: ROTC, Ind Licutcnrmtg Irnri Club: Orcndu Staff, '4-4: Senior Cabinet, '44. AUBERTIN, XV. J. AUSTIN, ROBERT Qjuiiuaryi Uunej NIORS Page Thirteen A A. .r -., . '-.--- V-.. ,,,..,t, ,, ,S . X me age Fourteen ,X -,F .. ri. A, I ,,... - SENIORS - BAKER. JIM BANDY, ROY Head Cheer Leader BANOXVSKY. JOYCE Chums Club. BARKLEY, BETTY BARNES. ANNI-1 BARNES. MOLLY Palamur Club. fjunej Flash Card member. '44, Cherokee, National Honor Society, '44, Glce Club, '44. Chlunej . '43, Ifire Chief, '43, '44, Irari Club, Social Chnirnian. '44, Sophomore and Junior Cabinet: Olliceri' Club, '44. Llunej Cslanunryj National Honor Society, '43, '44, Flash Card meni- ber, '43, Gym Clase Lender, '42, '43. flzlnunryj National Honor Society, Glee Club, '43, Flash Card member, '44, -lunior clmifnl League. Cjunel Chums Club, Secretary. '45, President. '44, Student Council, '42, '43, Vice-President, '44, May Fete, '42, '43, National Honor Society, '45, '44, Arrowhead, Secretary. '44, Cheer Lender, '43, Class Leader, '42, '43, Cherokee, Secretary, '44, May Fete, Princess, '44. BARNETT. JAMES Cjunej Irari Club, Rifle Team, ROTC, Lieutenant, May Fete. BARR, LESTER Qjunej Band, '42-'44, Orchestra, '44. BASHARA, DOROTHY fjunej Student Council, May Pete, '43. BAUER, xl. C. Cjunej BECKISI.HYhIIiR, ROY C-lunej BECKMAINI, CAROL JEAN fjuncj Glee Club, '42, '43, Flash Card, '41, '42, Cherokee Club. BEELER, HARVEY Uanunryj ROTC, Maior, Orchestra, '41, '42. BELIN, BRUCE fjunej ROTC, Lieutenant. BELLAMY, BONNIE C-Ianunryj Cherokee Club, Flash Cnrtl, '42, '43. BIQNDER, HIfI.IfN Qlunef Flash Card. '43, Haienonis Club, '44, BERGER, VIRGINIA Cjunej BERING, ,IO ANN Cjuneb 1 ,,. 'NIORS g.i:g,,,,f.'ifsfgg-gi Pfam: 'S kwf13ffigeigq'?-xfgfifa. 'Q' C ' S E BERLETH, FRANK H. Uunej BERRY, CAROLYN Q-Ianuaryj Haienonis, '43, Gym Class Leader, '42, '43, BIRKELBACH, JANET qjwwp Rifle Club, '41, '42, Chums Club. BLACKVVELL, JOYCE Qjunej BLANTON, JACK fklunel Tennis Letterman, '43, Student Council, '43, '44, ROTC, Sergeant. BLANTON, JOHN Qsummer School? Senior Cabinet, '44. BOHLIN, CHARLOTTE Uunej Haienonis, '43, '44, Orchestra, Cherokee. BOND, BEVERLY fjunej BONHAM, RUSSELL F. fjanunryj ROTC. Squad Sergeant, '43, Second Battalion Serge- ant Major, '44, BORDEN, ROLDEN fjunej BOVVSER, LOUISE Qjunej BOYD, GLORIA qolinuiryp Belles Club. BOYETT, BILLIE MAE fjanuaryj Kachina Club, '42, '43, '44, Variety Shows, '42 and '43, Cherokee: Newscast, '43. BRANDT, EDDIE fjunej ROTC, Captain, Student Council, '41, '42, Junior Classical League, '41, '42, Debate, '44. BRAY, ANNE Uanuaryj National Honor Society, '43, '44, Flash Card, '43, '44, Gym Class Leader, '43, Rifle Club, '44, BREIHAN, WILLIANI flunel Home Room, President, '41, '42. BRENNAN, IWOLLY ANN fjunej if BREWSTER, BEVERLY Cjanuaryj ,,,f' .A f , 4 Q.. -. H., ,., t .,,, .T --1 V 1 1 f 'JI' .fr-we '35 ' 7 :IE - '74, . ' xi A ,xx figli' ai , T 5 4 md., 5535 '1 A . Z .ay 'N . :Q L . jp, .1 153 i'Qa'-.- .-A in lift. 'N 34.4 , lin? .,-'P .-Ugg iw ly- 1 .4-,UA . 4 ,, . ,fn-fs II.-,tw . .- 3 11 .tsl n L :mill 1 .g.,,a ' 4--311.6 A ,- . F. , 1' 'W A.-4' A- -i, .1 Bw V. -. - ' Vail.. Eff'-.Qi '1..'T3,k:u 6.19 . V fp. , ' 4 l Af-Hz!! . 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GLEN BROUSSARD, EILEEN BROVVN, ANNA MAE BROWN, BARBARA ANN BROWN, EUGENE BROWN, GEORGE ANNE National Honor Society, May Fete, '43, Cherokee: Lamarts, l Uunej fjanuaryj 42 g Haienonis, KJUHCP I-Iuncj Scquoyah Club. Librarian: Pow-wow Club, Vice- Presidentg Lamar Library Stall: ROTC Staff Ser- geant: junior Classical League, '42. '43, '44, fjunej Uurwb Tawasi Club, Flash Card. Clunfl flume? qjunel 4 BROWN, JOE Home Room, President, '43, '44, Irari, '43, '44, Uunel ' BROVVN, MARGIE l Rifle Club, '41, Junior Classical League, '41, Flash Ulm? Card, '42. BRYAN, ANNORA qjunep Rifle Club, '-42. i BRYAN, FRANK WINGFIELD fjanuaryj i Senior Class President, '44g National Honor Society, '43, '44: Student Council, '42, Junior Classical League, ,425 Ramal Club, '43, '44. .v Flash Card, '42, Library StaH, '43, '44. n ,L -ni Page Sixteen T . ' Iwi, ' I V ' 4 1-fix' N h ., x , , - . , ., 3,-if jj gg' 1, A , 1 . ' . ' . Q, W . E f, f T ' , , , 1 gt A L ' , , U 3 , , 1 A ,il T. 1 .fi 5wLf.i,m.iiaiainmtfaflgiffgis' 'ff:7?2 .E 1 i sv BRYAN, MARY LOU qjunep BUIE, FORREST qjunep I Pow-wow Club, Director. BULLOCK, MARJORIE qjunep Haienonis Club, '43, '44. BURCHFIEL, NANCY LSummer School, Flash Card, '43. N' BURER, LOIS BELLE fhlunej .Q ,Q Palamar Club, Treasurer, '44, Sophomore Cabinetg '54 ' E 4,1 Y T ' : 'E 35l..- , R., BURKE, MARY ELIZABETH Student Council, '42'.-44, National Honor Society, '43, '44, Flash Card, '42, BURNS, LUCILIC , N-' ' S E C-Iunej ROTC' Sponxor, Bcllcs Club, Clic,-Ukuc. BURRIS, FILEEN BURTON, PAUL L, BYISR, DORIS Library Assistant, Chemistry Lab. kee. BYNES, DONALD Track Team, '43, '44, Senior Football Ma BYNES, RONALD CADY. MARY National Honor Society, Cherokee. CAMPBELL, FRANCIS Uunej 1-luncj fSummer Sclioolj I-Iuncj Assistant, Chero- LIUHU nager, '-43. Cjunej Cjunel C-Ianuaryj State Swimming Championships, '42, '45, Variety Show, '-13. CANFIELD, FRANCES CANTERBURY, XVILLIAM MORRIS CARAVISLLA, ANNA MAE CARAWAY, BILL ROTC, Lieutenant, '43. CARLSON. I-IILDA Hnicnoniw, '43, '44, Clue CARLSON, RUTH CARMICHAEL, ANN rokec. fklunej fjanuaryl Q-Iunej fjanuaryj QSummer Schoolj fjunej Chnuary? Student Council, '42, '43, Flueli Card, Captain, '42, School Volleyball Team, '43, Home Room, President. '42. CARSEY, JEANNE CARSEY, JOEANNE Cherokee, Flash Card, '42, Uuncj Uanuaryj ... 1. 6-,.L,', I .., NIORS . ..,t I A- '.e., ,gk . . 9 if 'QE .. I F six, mm, tr, A vig., ggi, I ,yi S k zf it if fir s ii? use E. v 4 I a A 1 Page Sevehteeq 2 i ngmu c me 4 ' x -H' ra? .. .wg -9, 'n J ix I. 3 + gl , -. S 1 'A QI 1 .1 nq. ,ig I, 2 Y -fl 4 .5 fi if N! f I I-sw ,Ti I . 'Y in 'I ,Lu Qc ..,-7 I 4-., A 5 2- ' 'T 9' '22 f -.in - National Honor Society,ArrowheadgSequoyl1u Club. f,.- r VF iF L'-fr 'N ' rw A -. 1 , M -a F, . , . ' 'Aria A- .. rqgrfj L? ' . SENIORS- 'sv i Aw- . r ,Q CASHION, LYLE qjunep ill? C' Irari Clubg Student Councilg National Honor So- gwx 5'-M 6' cicty, ROTC, Major, Rifle Team. qv C1aN'1'ER, .JANE C.IanwyJ ' in ,sk 5 CHALMERS, JANE qjunep - Belles Club. gs- .L . :W 4 E-'A CHANCE, PHYLLIS qjuncp CHASE, BARBARA quncp CHENAULT, EIAMES qjunep g- -A School Golf Team. ,. ' CHILLMAN, HELEN r qjunep I . J.. - -A 1- , ..,, 4 1, CHIMENE, CALVIN fjunej 'i Variety Show, l43, '44. s CLARK, AUDREY Uunej ,- Chums Clubg Arrowhead: National Honor Society. ae COLLINS, JEANETTE plump 5 COMISKEY, MOLLIE CLAIRE QSummerScl1o0lj , Chums Club, Chaplain, Flash Card. iff' if-. CONRAD, VIRGINIA fjanuaryj National Honor Society, '43, '44g Palamar Club, '41- gmi '44g Senior Cabinet, I44. iff? . jx- - COOKENBOO, NORMA ,IEAN fjanuaryj aiu- Gym Class Leader. COPE, LESTER qjunep . yr.. CRATIN, JO ANN Uanuaryj JS. ,kn- 4 3.1, I - 5 'Ty I CRAWFORD, EUNICE fjanuaryl ff -I i Chums Club, Charity Chairman, '43, '44, Student Council, '43, May Fete, '43, Gym Class Leader, '44. .-All CRAWFORD, MARILYN qjtmep P19 1 Palamar Club. A CRAWFORD, PRICE fjunej , ROTC, Lieutenant. 1. 1 K, L' ' I.. Q-W , , A gage 'Eighteen . I bv. , . ,. . 1 . ,Ll 1 - , , . J' 'L . - ,, . , V , ., -, 4 , . on 1- -I +.,,,,,.. , . . .A -1 . -.rpg , , . 4...-,,.-,,.,4-fl. ...., -w 5. .J BlEfu.f'..r!If?' - mis- .fA.i..'. , 1-A., v.1:. .--a.f',,..Quf.,'.m'fs,a.E-H:-M...1.fi.+2.v..ffmaf-gac..::i ..w.f.:e,.?':fis2hil:.z'2R-?i.aaa.wariiKi::kw' 'K ' -SE CREIGHTON, GEORGIA Qjunel Kachina Club, '44, Cherokee. CROOM, MILES fjanuaryj Student Council Representative, '41, President, '43, Cheer Leader, '43, Ramal Club, President, '43, Tex- as junior Academy of Science, Vice-President, '45, Treasurer, '4l, '42, Arrowhead, '45, National Hon- or Society, '42, '43, ROTC Captain, Meta Award, '-41. CROSSMAN, LIN Qjunej National Honor Society, '44, Texas Junior Academy of Science, '43, '44, CROSSMAN, MARGARET Cjanuaryj National Honor Society, Flash Card. CUENOD, LOUANNE Qjunej Tawasi Club, Social Chairman CURRY, MARY RAY fjunej Flash Card. DALE, SANDY Uunej Student Council, '41-'44-. DALY, EDWARD qjuney DANIEL, JAY Uunej Football, '41, '42, Letterman, '43, Orchestra, '41, Irari, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, Home Room, President, '41-'42. DANNENBAUM, -IULIETTE qjunep Arrowhead, National Honor Society, President of Home Room, '42, Gym Class Leader, '42, '45, '44, Flash Card, '42, '43, Cherokee. DAVENPORT, RONALD fjanuaryj ROTC Officer, Ollicers' Club, Vice-President. DAVIS, JIM fjimey DAVIS, PATSY RUTH qjuney Cherokee, Class Leader, '42, '43, '44, Kachina Club, Los l-labladores, Haienonis Club, Flash Card, '42. DAWF, JANIE BEF fjunej Belles Club. DAY, JUNE fjunej May Fete, '41, Cherokee, Haienonis, Sergeant-ab Arms, '44. DE BRUEYS, JOI-INIILLE fjunel Palamar Club, junior Classical League, Home Room, Parliamentarian, '43, '44. DE BRUHL, ODIELLE Cjunej Football, '42, '45. DEERING, ANNE Cjunej Gym Class Leader, '43, '44, Winner of Badminton Doubles, '42, Haienonis Club. NIORS ,Ai ,.., Page Ninvtvefz X l -sg. ii' ?: :. ' EM' TA- ' t fl! aw., T7 ,la ,z L' LS f , '42 E Page Twenty ., ,-ffi ' ,, J ' SENIORS ' DE LEON, MARGARET DOUGLAS, EARLINE Flash Card, '42, Captain, '43, Gym Cla '43, '44, May Fate, '44. now, JOHN DREYFUS, JACK DUFFIE, WALKER ROTC, Sergeant. DUNN, BETTY DURHAM, -IO Sponsors' Club, Secretary, '43, '44, EDWARDS, HARRIETTE Seminar, Vice-President, '43, '44. 1iDWARDS, JIM Basketball, '44. ELLIS, IVIARY CLAIRE Tawnsi Club, Junior Classical League, Fl Home Room, Secretary, '42, '43. ELROD, JOANNE ELSON, ELIZABETH Flash Card. EPPS, FRANZE ERWIN, TOMMY Football, '41, '42, Letterman, '43, Band. dent, '41, '42, '43, Swimming, '43, '44. EVANS, JO ANNE Haienonis Club, Flash Card. FARNSWORTH, JANE fluncl Q-Iuncj ss Leader, '43, '44, Nntinnal Honor Society, '43, '44, junior Classical I.eag.guc, Chums Club, Publicity Chairman, lpluncj fjanuaryb Qjuncl CIUHCP fjunel Regimental Sponsor of ROTC, '43, '44, ROTC 1-Iunej flume, Qjunej ash Card, flume? Uuncl CJUHCJ Cjunej '41, Irari, Membership Chairman, '43, Home Room, Vice-Presb CJUHCJ Cjanuaryl May Fete, '41, '42, '43, Chums Club, Treasurer, '42, Vice-President, '43, National Honor Society, Chero- kee, Badminton Head, '43, Student Life Federation, Flash Card, Captain, '42, '43, Junior cil, '41, Secretary, '42, '43. FARROW, SHIRLEY ence, '43, Kachina Club, '43. FAUSER, PAULENE Belles Club, Flash Card. Classical League, '42, Senior Class, Treasurer, Student Coun- CJUHGJ Gym Class Leader, Texas Junior Academy of Sci- CJUHCJ , XJ ,lx -SE FFNN, IVY ANNETTE Qjunej Haienonis Club. FERGUSON, -IFANNE llunej Belles Club, Treasurer, '42, '43, Sports Chairman, '43, '44, -lunior Cl.1ssie.il League, '41, '42, lincllinn Club, Vice-President, '43, '44, Newscnwt Announcer, '43, '441 National Honor Society, '43, '44: Flisli Cartl, '41, '42, Cherokee, l'l.RGUSON, RICHARD ltlunej Band Commander, ROTC, Captain, l..ll11.ll' Rifle Team. FFRGUSON, Vl:RGll. 1-lunel lilTZCiERAl.l7, DONALD lllunel FLANDERS, ROBERT Cklunuaryj FONTAINE, l.ORRlNE QSLlI11I11Cl'SCl lOOl, Cliums Club, '42. FONVll,l.li, Cl.ARlTA fJunEJ National Honor Society, Los I-lablaclorei, President, '44, Sequoylu Club, President, '44, Palamar, '42, '43, '44, l.nni.1r Representative to Quiz Kids. FOX, BETTY .IFAN fjunel Nationnl Honor Society, All- S c li o ol Volleyball Team, Cliums Club, Sports Cliairmzmg Gym Class leader, Lo: Hablaclorcsg Cherokee, Flash Card. 1 FOX. MARY Sllli Klunel Orendn Staff, '44: Telephone Directory Staff, '44, National Honor Society, '44, Arrowhead Club, '44, P.1l.imar Club, '42, '43, '44, l nlnmar Best Pledge, '42' Los Hnblatlores, '42, '43, '44, Treasurer, Cabi- net, '42, '43, Texas junior Academy of Science '43, '44, Cherokee, V.1rietySh0w, '43, Girls' Chorus, '4l '42, '43, Secretary of Home Room, '42, '43, '44, Flash Card, '42, '43. FRANIBACH, BEVERLY fxlunej Flash Card, '42, Cliums Club, '42, '43, '44, Chero- ltee. FRANK. FANCIQ ,jump Sequoyha Club, '43, '44, Home Room, Vice-PreSi- Clent. '42, '43. FREEMAN, IZARIF qjunep ROTC, Lieutenant Colonel, '43, '44, Otlicers' Club, President , R ille Team. FURLONG, NAI.l7'l l'l2 Cjunej Kachina Club, Flash Card. GAITHFR, ORVILLE Lqlunej ROTC, l.icutennnt, Student Council, Home Room, President. GALBREATH, AUBRFY Q-luncj GALLIE, NVALSTON Cjunej Football, '43, Track. '43, '44, Ranml Club, Ser- geant-nt-Arms, '43, Prexident, '44. GAMACHE, WALTIIR Uanuaryj Li , Q .1.v' NQIORS 7 A h x X -er . Q. . - Q - Y. I F-fri , WS! is W -N . ,Q hs fu , ARA , . . . .f JV 'ei-. ali ' 1 .' WSU- -eil' -1 r ,,, fvg1s!', ..., .A R.- .1 A i.ml.z,:1' '41 Page Twenty-One i ' Y 9 rt' Ef.. :.,. C- Art Editor, '44. F' gi ,Y rv- 5 F.. y F? ' -SENIORS' ,dw I 1 l ' i GARNETT. GWENDOLYN 1 2 Los Habladorcs. 4 4 GARRETT, GLORIA -. GARTH, LETTALOU Palamar Club, '43, '44g Flash Card, -,. ,.--. 4 V. ,,.,,,, ,1 ., .. -U. . CJUHCJ fjuncj Cherokee, Huicnonis Club. CJ'-H167 '45, Secretary ' of Scquoyha, '43, '4-+5 French Club, '44, Orcndn, he ri Q ..v .i+-4 1' 1 -gnc, 'Z Q A E I ,O 1,43 A sv 'FN' f S' X T ,R r GASKEY, JOYCE ELAINE ' kec: Rifle Club, '43, '44. flluncj Haicnonis, '45, '44, Glec Club, '42, '43, '44, Chero- GEACCONE, JOE fjanuaryj 4 Basketball Letterman, '43. M GEE, MARGARET qjunep I Flash Card: Kachina Clubg Cherokee. 1 GHISELIN, BETTY Uanuaryl Gym Class Lender, '4-3. GIBBS, JOE fjunel M GLENN, JOYCE fjuncl Intramural Baseball Team, '43. 7, GOODMAN, HAROLD qjanuifyp 3 it GOODRUM, JAMES R. fjunej ' GRAHAM, ELLEANOR qjunep Chums Club, National Honor Society, '43, '44, Stu- ' dent Councilg Flash Card, '42, '43g Gym Class T' Leader, '43, '44. . Y ,-E P' 'v GRAY, JOE GREEN, BOBBY National Honor Society, A GRINER, MARGUERITE N Chums Club. I GRISHAM, JACK T. HAGNER, ROBERT Basketball, '43, '44. 'iff 'fn if , 1 ,Y ..- . 4 1 Y 'WR' 97 T' . , ,eh 1 5 1. up I 4 F HAINING, RUTH 'Q Page Twenty-Two 5' -'V ' ' .. , url.. V A I ,. 'r , .u. , ' ' .- , . , , , - cJuf-ci CJUHCJ ROTC, Sergeant. fjuncj Uunej CJUHCJ CJUHCJ , X: -,. . J A- . u A., .' i 355 'wgfff - .,. Vg: Y MQ? - -- HT- gl, X 5 ,ua , ,5'h!'f.L-3,13 f xx V. - ff - ' fir 'V ' 1.4-5 ,Y -1 . 3 . ,- ., -. .A Af, . . H 'fu ' N 543' 5' ' ' 1,3 1 A'..+?L.. 4 - ...R 'nil ' . U 1 I..L'Q5S-i':!.' .-... 2.A11-,.Tn,....'z blbg.r- .ami 521 SE NIORS ,r , -I , U-'ji ,, . .. ..,,,, .... ,,,..,,. X- ti 3 - .. iw- 1 -- , rv . ' H ' ' 71- ' Y.-VK 3' '- f' 'TWU' 1. ' ff?--ww. -ff. - - I t fa WH w. af-wwf f ' -ff ' 'ff FL 'Q '. W.. M A - ' ' ,,, ye., .I if u O C . ' ti' , . HALL, CARL, AIR. Cjunej HALL, RUSSELL WINSTON Cluncj National Honor Society. HALLONQUIST, NVINELLE fjuncj Orchestra, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Chorus, '43. HALSTEAD, CHARLIE fjuncj HAMNER, TOD qjuncj HARLESTON. ,IOCELYN fjuncj School Volleyball Team. HARRINGTON, DAVID Uunej Hockey, '41, '42, '43, Swimming, '43. HARRIS, ART fjunel HART, PAT Ckluncl HARVEY, W. H. fjunej Student Council, '42, '43. HAY, MARY LANE fjanuaryj National Honor Society, '43, '44, Cherokee, Bad- minton Head, '43, Belles Club, Secretary, '42, Presi- dent, '43, Arrowhead Club, '44. HAZLIQTT, NVILLIAIVI STEWART HIZARN, EDWARD ROTC, Captain, '43, Student Council, '43. HENLEY, CLAIRE Chums Club. HERNDON. MALCOLM fjunej Uunej fjuncj Uunel Poetry Contest Winiicr, '42, '41, '44, ROTC, Cap- tain, National Honor Society, '43. HERRAL, IRIS 41111103 Cheer Leader, '45, May Fetc, '42, '43, '44, Tawasi Club, Track Queen, '43, Cherokee, Haicnonis Club, Gym Class Lcaclcr, '42, '43, '44, Ps x s. S X 5 ' 4 . , 4 5 'K xfx ,ck jo' .A r LW' :Hi T ,, 5 I HERRICK, TOM qjuiiep 5, Football, '43. -574: miss, WILLIE MAE qjimep Haicnonis Club. :bl ' L 111 , Page Twenty-Tbreg Eff, I ma. , I . - wg 1, l . 1 V n V .. H A5 , . - V A I vl I 'X a A -,nl fk.,:'.ll' JZQ. ilflQ'3lQ:-5.2 ' - i f-yi gi. .','f,'f,',,f', in.:-fi' 'Pm' ,-Zfliriif, ' ' I ,Q ' i,...r 1 fw f ' '-,- if fi! 891 6 J , ,,-rig. - wif SENIORS' HEYMAN, FRANCES HILL, DORIS HOBBS, MELVIN AIR. HODGE, CAROLYN HODGES, CAROLYN HOLDEN, SARA HOPKINS, ELLEN Football Letterman, '42. HORTON, .IEANE Library Staff, '42, '43. HOUSE, JIM HOWARD, BOBBY Most Representative Boy. HOWE, ADDIE I-IUEY, CECIL Lamar Golf Team, '43. HUFF, LOUISE Newscast, '44, HUMMEL, GEORGAN age Twenty-Four Y c Flash Card, '42, '43: Los Habladores, '42, ical League, '41, '42, Iirencli Club, '-44. Secretary, '43g Library Staff, '42, Cherokee. Seminar Club, ROTC Sponsor. Habladores, Treasurer, Gym Class Leader. Qjunej flunel Cliums Club: Flash Card, '42, '45: Junior Class- HILI., DORRANCIQ flunej HILL, VERNON Uuncj ROTC, Lieutenant. HITCHCOCK, CHARLOTTE K-Ianuaryj National Honor Society, '43, '-143 Los Habladores, Uuncj tlunen Q-Iunej Clunvl UUHBD National Honor Society, Secretary-Treasurer: Los HOPPE, BOB fjanuaryj fhluncl fluncl .CIUHCJ Senior Class President, '44, Student Council, '43, '44g National Honor Society, '43, '44, Arrowhead, Treasurer, '44, Irari Club, Secretary, '43, '44, School Life Editor, Orenda, '4-4: Fire Captain, '43, '44, fjunvb Uuncj CIUHCJ fjunel I- nf-N . 11, gli, if 'ir -25 'ix ,,,. . A, , ...q., ,,,,, A 1 K - S E HUNSAKER, JOAN fjunej Seminar Club, Corresponding Secretary, '42, '43, Treasurer, '43, '44. JACKSON, GEORGE flunej JACKSON, JACK QJUMJ Home room, President, '42. jACKSON, MARYANNE fylnnuaryl Kachina Club, '43g Clierokee. JAMAR, BOB fjunel xIAMES, GID fklunej ROTC, Lietltenanl. JAMES, oils Cjanuary J JAPHFT, EMILY QIANIZ H. QJUMJ Frnlics, '4l: Gym Class Leader: City Volley Tenmg Lamar Oreliestrn. -IIZNN, MARKIORIIC QSummer Sclioolj jlfT'l', MARIE lilunej Seminar, '43, '44: Orchestra, Gym Class Lender: Fire Captain. JOHNSON, LILA suii QJUHCJ Tawasi Club, Publicity Clmirnizin, '43, President, '44, Clierokee, Bndniinton Hemi, '4-lg National Honor Society, '44: Flush Card Lender. '44: Library Stall, '43. JoHNsoN, PRISCILLA Uunej Student Council, '42, '43g Cliums Club, National Honor Society, '44, Arrowhead Club, '44, Chero- kecg Poster Contestg Gym Captain. JOHNSTON, DORIS fjunej JONES, SUE fjanuaryj Lamarts Club. KICLLER, ALLEN Cjuney i KELLEY, KAROL C-Iunej National Honor Society, '42: Texas junior Acad- emy of Science, Haienonis Clubg Sequoylu Club, '43g Variety Show, '44. KIZMP, DAVID fjzinuaryl KEMP, LUCILLE fjunuaryl Palamar Club, '41, '42, '43g Junior Classical League, '41, Gym Class Leaderg Flash Card, '42, '43. ,.,r. --J ,J-.,-.4 .5--f:,w uni x - . 2' av-ffrz,f'gi'u1w-r:i', 4-e ', +wwg. I. iff . -fl Wav - L- ln '- ,L A':'...: . i f'xP'f.' -'UN . Q H U' .. 'S N ' 'V ' 'fag , M I-., 1 . , .-, .Ll in f ,Q 1--:L .. . ',4Tg ' 21 4 ' ' TE I V1 ,Y ,-rf J, 'ii : v. :T in F . -if - -ie. sffil fi '75, ,J-1 'YA . nd! A - , ,ii .L ,N ' a M u 155- 5 - .Q ga! 5 Q C Ni? K' ' A 1 fl ,...t . . J M' Q sz' ft. 1- P -' I - . -,J 7.1-LJ a-- . - qi ,wg . 'W' H-if , 1 5 .,-, A - 54 ' , 3 . -525 Ji nil i A vi-5 NN ,. ,fi ,gs 'ti fi? A A A Nl mfg i 5,'S'Y L 'Q . . ,erik :'5p.is'l'i! ' ' ' 1 ,mezinyzzfiffiiwiveiftfr-SME SENIORS - KIERNAN, THFLMA Uuncj Seminar Club, '45, '44, Gym Class Leader, '44, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, '45, '44, Fire Captain. KIHTZMAN, BOB fjuncj KILLOUGH. Prl-ITTY CSummer Schoolj Pielles Club, '42, Parliamentarian, '45, Library Staff, '45. KING, ROSXVELL Uunej Football. KISTEN. NANCY Uunej Home mom President, '41, Belles Club, Sergeant .it Arms, '41, '42, Vice President, '43, President, '44, Cherokee, Baseball Head, '43, Student Council, '43, '44, Kachina Club, '44, Los Habladores, '41, '42, Flash Card, '42. KITTERMAN, BETTY JANE fjuneb Girls' Glec Club, Cherokee Basketball Finals, '44, Los Hnblnclores, Gym Captain. .Page Twenty-Six KORNBLATT, NIUANITA CSummer School? KOY, KATY fjuneb KRAUSE. BILLY Cjanuaryj ROTC, Captain, '43, '44, Commander, Honor Co. D. KRENZLER, HAROLD fjunej Band, '42, '43, '44. KRENZLER, ROBBIE ,Jump KROENKIT, ROGER Qjunej ROTC, Lieutenant, Substitute Yell Lender, Irari Club, '45, '44. KROESCHE, VIRGINIA LEE fjunel Seminar Club, President, '43, '44, KRONZER, BETSY Uunej KROST, STANLEY Cjunej KUHLMAN, PHILIP qjuney LANCASTER, CHARLES fjunej LANQMTER, YVONNE qjuney Latin Club, '41, '42, Cherokee Club, '41. , , . ,,,,. AV. 41 13,32 LANGLEY. MARY ,IANE Stunlent Council, '41, Los Habladores, nonis Club, '43, Clicroltee. LAXVRENCF, GRANT LEACH, PHILIP LISACH, WARREN LFE. TOM Student Council, '42, '43, junior Classical League, '41, '-425 Senior Class Poet, '44, LENVIS, RICHARD 4 Q 1 - .I-r. !-gg -SENIORS V-,eg 2 , -' fir-mi '41g Haie- '- L-lunej 1-lunej 'Eli fl fblzinuaryj - ,if KJUHCJ own is., National Honor Society, '43g ROTC Otlicer, '43, LEWIS, ROSEMARY LOFTIN, RAYMON D National Honor Society, '43, '44, Texas Junior Academy of Science, Treasurer, '43, '44g ROTC, Lieutenant, '43, Student Council, '44. LOGUE, LYLE Quiz Kid Representative. '43. LOHMAN, CLARENCE National Honor Society, '43g Sequoylia Club, '43. LONG, DON LOVLI, PAULINA Belles Club. LOXVMAN, SHEP LUCKY, CHARLES Library Assistant. McCRElGHT, ANN McDANIEL, AVA JEAN '43g ROTC, National Honor Societyg junior Cabinet, Home room, President, '-42. '43, Tawasi Club, Sergeant nt Arms, '43, '44, Gym Class Leader, '43, '44: Flasli Cartl, '42, '43, Cherokee. MCDONALD, MARY BELLE MCELROY, DAVID E J v e - 1. il in ffl fjuncj ff rl Uunej Q-2 51 Cklaznuaryj .Til .f fi ,ni ,li X ' i' l . Kjunej 1 Lieutenant, l C l Linnea Q-lunch ' Q-if T' ing fr ...rj fi' fn Ulllluflfyl fjunej ,525 Qjunej at .fl FC Q anuaryj .I '?: ry, folunej cn-wi lg Arrowhead Club, '43, '44, National Honor Society, '43, '44: junior Classical League, '41, '42, ROTC, Lieutenant, '43, Kamal Club, Secretary, '43, Texas Junior Academy of Science, Vice President, '42, '43. I.. ' . It pi? Page Twenty-Se14cn ,gi ' 4-nl i I l I' . . ,ir . 'iiu.f . 5,'.x,Y 5,24 ' , . , . , , ,.1, ' H- , ,, -4. ' A-1,-' , ki.-4, , - W I J .- . H. ,tx-:.-fKEtL',1r.' ,,'sug,4'.-1.41: f -,1',,-f- V, .V i....',,'.,j,V,'W17s, a5.1.d'.g.'7:t. I-..- , 'X , - ' 1' W 1- v u..'.-Lita-.1.A.. ,, 6. at , im-as 'fi-t-1 if.-haw A- 1'-1 . ai-- --2 1. 4 31. 5, Eiatyu Q. 'A .v ,ir :R i, 7. .i R rr, Ji. . w agrtfil-,Q E - .Q -I U: r-hi 1 'g- ,gf - H,-fm 57 iflrrpg f1j:v.T ,, , iq.. . - , aj, 'W , ,N 'fm ',-ef ,V ,V 'SENIORS' '- rr. 31 gif.: liig .ff MCFARLAND, RUTH qjuney National Honor Society, '42, '45, '44, Arrowhead Club. '45, '44, Senior Cabinet, '44. MCILHHNNY, JEAN Uunej MCKIVETT, BETTY Cjunej l 5 MCMAHON, DENNY qjuncp 3 May Pete. Sophomore Duke, '42, Football, '41, '42. gi MCNAMARA, THOMAS qsummcf sfhoon T, MesTRAV1cR, MILDRED qjump National Honor Society, '43, '44, Latin Club, '41, Flash Card, '43, Cherokee, Baseball Letter. QA. Ph.. 21. we if if 7 MARRY, JACQUELINE plump g N, Chums Club, French Club, Physics Club, Texas 3 ' Junior Academy of Science, Variety Show, '43. 25, , MALONE, EDNA qjtmey fi MANISCALCO, MARY ANN qjtmep A Gym Secretary, '43, '44. .L ' ' - 'bg-wa 3 ., my , L' A .Q - ,1 v as. ' ii' MANN, RAOUL qjuncp ' Newscast. iii ff' MARKs, BORIS Uuno R21 MARLETTIQ, GEORGE fjunej Library Staff, '43, Band, '41, '42, '43, Orchestra, Vw '41, ROTC, Sergeant. P, if MARSHALL, JACK Qjuncl gf Arrowhead Club, Student Council, Sophomore hm Council, Basketball, '45, National Honor Society, , Treasurer, '44. MARTIN, WOODS Cjuncj ROTC, Captain. , -,A 1,5 MARTYN, FRANCES plump National Honor Society, Palamar Club, Quiz Kid -1' Representative: Cherokee. Q.. Eff: MATTESON, JEAN Uunej Belles Club, Charity Chairman, '43, '44, Haienonis Club, Cherokee. MATTHEWS, KEN Uanuaryh Gym Leader. 'q:'?f MATTHEWS, MARY JULE CSummer Schooll Palamar Club, May Fete, '42, Sophomore Cabinet, '42, Student Council, '43, '44. . , Page Twenty-Ezght Q iff' H I , , . , , Aft H' .1 ' ' A 4 ' ' - - n ' -- - 9, ..-1-2 . 1-A- 14 A Af e . , teil 4 Ehflkm-I! ELI-wx-M,-'fi n. J- 1'1'7 .fs'P . ' t 2'5'.'lbA,3I-'P film-fri1Lt.zQ+e1Ki'a.Qi'raw,?iifl1fr'f.i1m3ilfrii.11,f f-41313,.1-J5!E2sas?i5sii-a.jQxLfr3ii1Eix.mi2- '., :n h . ' , 'fi zz, an I ..5fi - .' H .wf - ' Qwqgmfje- I 1:51 'TF ' ff 'A , 1'-1-I,-:s,v3I5F.,,,'Q:i5f' gag:-1'j'i- ':,w1 A 1 . ' L' - NTORS - 4 .I:. X i MAXWELL, GLENN Urine? If Track. ' , MEREDITH, SARA cJ:-nuaryh Arrowhead Club, National Honor Society, '43, '44-2 QA Student Council, '4l, '42, '45, Tawasi Club, Treas- . ,JL urer, '43, '44, Intersclwlastic Spelling Contest, La- - -f, mar Newscast, Flash Card, Captain, '43, Senior Class Secretary, D. A. R. Essay Contest. iw! MERRITT, MINA f.ll-mel Cherokee. 2,3 .ll MICRSEBURGER, MARION fklunel fig Arrowhead Club, National Honor Society, Sequoylia Club, Corresponding Secretary, Texas junior Acad- cmy of Science, Secretary, '43, '44, Los Habladoresg b Cherokee, Senior Cabinet. MILLER, BILLY ,Jump 3 1 ROTC, Sergeant. X- ,, MILI.I2R, GENIQ ' Qjunel 3 ROTC, Sergeant, junior Classical League. jr:- I ROTC. rlixli MILLER, MARILYN qjunep National Honor Society, Palaniar Club, Los Habla- dares, Cherokee, Gym Class Leader, '43, '44. 'ffl , 'dig' MILLER, MARK Cjuncj . i. MILLS, CHARLES KENNETH fjuncj LIE .QQ MINOR, BOE qjtmey Basketball, Rnmal Club. MOELLERING, PATTI sUI2 plump r -I-. MOGAN, J. PAUL, IR. fjuney ,Lim ef MONTGOMERY, CAROLYN fjunej i IT' Arrowhead Club, National Honor Society, junior ef., Classical League, Gym Class Leader, '45, '44, Pala- wi K 'J mar Club, junior Membership Chairman, '43, '44. f MOOIJY, CHARLES Uunej Hill-, National Honor Society. l, MOORE, ROY qjuney ,Qi I Lamar Golf Team, Captain, '42, '43, '44, Orenda stiff, '44, Irari Club. . 'iff MORGAN, JIM mmap . Basketball, '42, '43. MORRISON, KENNETH Uuncj Cheerleader, '45, May Fete, Duke, '43, Ramal Club, Vice President, '43, Treasurer, '44. MORTON, TOMMY qnnuafyp QQ. lrari Club. 1' I ,ai Page Twenty Nme ' - I K . IQ , , .-lg. f - ff If , Y , -' !'v5,i I' ,, I, , g , , A ,R L f 4--Vw. K, ' A,,,, . ..g.i, A,51? Ig. Im- 4 J , . 1.1 vi. ,F 'A .A .- ir I, I - is I . ' 4, xy, A ' wg., it 5-L I X rs' -1? n Y 1525, N' IRL KW' y ' K A av N I f 1 I- A I L -.If ...A -I at ua! E I-.1 - I .A - .-g W f - ,A . 5, ,u A. .:.- ':1.A,, ,V , gz jr -Tqniaeuf-ALE-'IL-viii., , ':aa:S :.::::..-2'1:-1,1121. we .,i,' re ii'.3f.a.'fIar.-nfe3YiYnIi'.I-iii.,a4Ifls1a...zeiAL?I -EHh - ffl' ,IP r yi LS L ii ' - 4 C-' '1 -' '3'.j..gf3. e4a,I:4E'i . .5 l i 'SENIORS- is , 1 Eg.- MOSER, XV. B. flume, MULLINS, PEGGY Cjunej A' Palamar Club, '42, '43, '44, Flash Card, '42, '43, Gym Class Leader, '43, '44, Variety Show, '44, Ga, Cherokee. K. 225 4 MURPHY, MIKE C,I.mimfyp IW Y. Twlq . 335 E- NABQRS, SARAH Linnea fl Tawasi Club, Secretary, '43. P' - NESTIZR, HERMAN Chnunryp Gym Captain, '43, '-44. 5. Q NINI, JACK ,Jump zu' ,1 ef- ,' if . O'DONOHUE, BOB ,Jump OLSON, ELIZABIQTI-I C-Iuncj i, Latin Club, '41, '42, French Club, '43, '44, Belles Club, Haienonis Club, '43, '44, Cherokee. OSBORNE, BlLL Cjanuaryj .fi Band, '4l, '42, '43, May Pete, '43, Frolics, '4l. Sf. Fw, , . , , . ,. QV own., PLORI-.NC.lz qjuncp Tawasi Club, Cherokee, Gym Class Leader. F 'gr - PANAS, HELEN VIRGINIA qjimep junior Classical League, '41, National Honor So- Vr, ciely, '43, '44, Arrowhead Club, '43, '44. PARKER, BETTY FRANK ftlunej 1, Belles Club, Corresponding Secretary, '42, '43, So- mf cial Chairman, '43, '44, Student Council. '42, Flash Card, '42. gt gin' PARR, PATTI Csummer Schooll lQ',,,,,' Tawasi Club. ly, ' f, ' PATRICK, GEORGE ,Jump National Honor Society, Band, '41, '42, '43, Or- xfyfz chasm, '41, 45. ,df PAWLEK, CLAUDE qjuncp Student Council, '43. M LOU. 1 ,fi '72, , .53 , PILAVEY, ROBERT fjanuaryj 4 ROTC, Captain, Rifle Team, National Honor So- 'Qf ciety, May Fete, '43, Band, '40. .3 .T ..., A PECK, LIBBY fjunej .ff Seminar Club, '43, '44, Variety Show, '43, Chero- an kee, Haienonis Club, '44, Gym Secretary, '44. -'2f'A , ij, ' PEEK, ,IENNINGS qjunep . : 5-, .fr Page Thirty J' ,i.i,,'- gs-':, A4 .V 4' , 1, N F, - . ,X ii ' ,1 ffj . ' 3Ti 'fwQi'1g , 3.1 -' , ' ' . ' . ' , ' '. '7 f.',-Q .f 5i,f. - X, I ,, M. r '- i,kS'5Q'.f 2 f fi '- 'li ' ff 2.nfx.YL.lim-,,.'vx..,iw.. F -f-'2-g.-l.'.:.- .' ,. L...E5.Er!iE'iA.:d:fL',?J'f:,7'.i1i:.i.Ci-f3Elz2Ht-ii:S5lmZQ:.1QL,'ui+ia:'Si.' ' 'V T ' ' J' mf AF? ' I Niiolliis' ' 1 4 .qw . S-Zrfi PERKINS, BILL U'-mel Football, '41, '42. -r PETERSON, MIKE flume, Los Habladores, '44, Pow-wow Club, President, '43, 44' PETERSON, SHIRLIZE Clunel Kachina Club, '41, Gym Class Leader, '42, '43, '44, Haienonis Club, President, '43, '44, Tawnsi Club, Social Chairman, '42, '43, Vice President, '43, '44, National Honor Society, May Pete, Maid, '42, '44, Duchess, '43, Flash Carcl Captain, '42, '43, ROTC Sponsor, Sponsors' Club, President. PISVATEAUX, LYNNE fill-IHC, Belles Club, '43, '44, Cherokee. PHILLIPS, IIISTTYIS Cklunel Chums Club, Secretary, '43, '44, Flash Card, '42, Leader, '43, May Fete, '43, Student Council, '43, Gym Class Lender, '43, '44, National Honor So- ciety, Senior Cabinet, Secretary, Senior Class Sec- retary, Cherokee, Bowling Head, '44, May Queen, 44. PHILLIPS, GAIL Uunej PHILLIPS, HOMER Uunej Ramal Club, '43, Sophomore Cabinet, '41, '42, Football, '41, '42, '43, Letterman, '43. PIERCE, CAROL fjunej Haienonis Club, '43, '44, Los Hablaclores, '41, '4Z: Cherokee. R F PIERCE, MARION fjuncj Seminar Club. PIKE, PEGGY FVELYN fklanuaryj Haienonis Club, '43, '44, Cherokee. PITTS, WILLIAM BERT fjunej ROTC, Sergeant. POLLARD, MARY ALICE fjuncl National I-Ionor Society, '43, Arrowhead Club, '43, '44. POTTS, JI M Uunej POTTS, NORA fjunej Tawasi Club, Treasurer, '44, Student Council, '42, '43, '44, Cherokee, Archery I-lead, '43, '44, May Fete, '43, ROTC Sponsor, '43, '44, Flash Card, '42, '43, May Fete, Princess, '44. PRANTIL, PREBBLE . fSummer Schooll PRYZANT, HERTZEL qjunep Football, '42, '43, Basketball, '42, '43, '44. PURCIZLL, MICKII2 fjanuaryl Kachina Club, Secretary, Senior Class, Vice Presi- dent, '43, May Fetc, '43, Girl's Chorus, '43, PURIFOY, ERNEST Q-Iunej French Club, '44, Pow-wow Club, '44, 4 age Thirty-One t .1 iQ..i t ft .. ur, 'E ,T -1 .f T W. - Y I. -.1 1, ' A, j'- Y' wx v SENIORS' .Q QUINN, BETTY qjunep . ' WSL f Rifle Club, '45, Girls' Chorus, '44, Cherokee. RADER, L. GLENN qsummer Sclwoly In 4, Y, Pow-WOW Club, '43, '-14. j k' , RATTO, LUELLA qjunep X ' Belles Club, Library Assistant. 5. s READ, JACK plump A R ' Football, '42, '43, Track, '41, '-14. -i REINHART, ANAH JUNE Q-Iuncj I Texas Junior Academy of Science, Rifle Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Arrowhead Club. r REINSHAGEN, PATSY fhlunej K Palamar Club, '42, '45, '44, National Honor So- ciety, Arrowhead Club, '45. '44, Student Council, '42, '43, Lamda Sigma Alpha, Cherokee, Flash Card, '42, '45, Los Hablaclorcs, '44, I RESTELLE, CHARLES fjunej Football, Band, Los Hablaclorcs. RESTER, PEGGY JANE Cjunej National Honor Society, '43, '44, Arrowhead Club, , '43, '44, Haienonis Club, '45, '44, Orenda Staff, '44, Los Habladores, Student Council. i RETHMEYER, HERMAN QJIIHLIZIFYJ National Honor Society, '43, '44, Student Council, RETTIG, BETTIE ANN qjunep Ai RETTIG. JOYCE qjunep Sophomore Cabinet, Belles Club, Publicity Chair- man, '43, Vice President, '44, Student Council, '43, Senior Cabinet. ROBERSON, JOY qjtmep f ROBERTS, CONALD clump ROBINOWITZ, MAURICE , qjuncp rw- ,F ROBINSON, BEVERLY JEANNE qjunfp 51 ,-A: Q4-.5 . .. V - + ROBISON, DOROTHY fjunej -,., 5 Q 5 Los Hablaclures. sr., an ,al ,, . f- ,, 'X 4 -I ' ' ,il 4 ROBY, ELIZABETH fjimey ... .ff by -N ,'-- I ' , RODGERS, LA VERNE Cjnnuaryj gf. - it 'Z S., ' . . Page Tbzrty-Two ive' , , , , .3,,'i.3i A t T-5 :nail ,.,-tf,:Qw'Q'2f.wsiiiesmmikfi'' , u :ref-rf' 'Z D 'Mi-'-'I' . - -' Is.ff.',JL:- fTI,.1Z f C' I F ' f-H0225 D 1 - , , F1145 . X ,M 'SENIORS Til I '32 1 ' . .- ii ROHRER, ROY REED fhlunel ROLLINS, BEVERLY Cjanuaryj ROLLINS. POLLY fllunej x Palnmnr Club, Parli.InIcnt41ri11n, '4lg Cherokee, Ten- fi ' ffl? nit, '45, '44, Gym Class Leader, '42, '43, '44: , French Club, Sergeant nt Armw, '44g Flash Card, '-li. ,,,' VI, ROSE, MACILIEIS qhynmmyp Haienonis Club. 5- RDUSE, MARY ISABELLE qjuncp Tawasi Club, Haienonis Club. ROYALTY, BILLY qjump D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award. 1 - .sis . 'E RLJDOLPH, PAULINE fjuney RUSS, CARL Cjanuaryl -F25 Football, Letterman, '42, '43, Senior Class Lawyer. 42 ,gl SAKWITZ, BILLY Qjnnuaryj 'I Riff! 1 ' SANDDAL, ROSS fjuncj 5 I' Chemistry Laboratory Assistant. SANDERS, DEWITT qjuncp Swimming Team, '43: Band, '44, Fire Captain, '42, T '43. ' .inf SANDERS, VERNON fjuncj SCHLRLR, JOANNI: Qjunej ' Chums Clubg National Honor Society, '43, '44, , Cherokee: ,lunior Classical League, '41, '42, '43: Los Habladorcs, '43, '-44. 'fl SCHICK, JIMMY qjunep ' 'gy Fire Cnptaing ROTC, Captain. SCHNEIDER, RODNEY qjuney Los Habladorcs, '42. N ,- Qi . .irq SCHROEDER, RANDOLPH E. Qsummcr Schoolj - Band, '42, '43, '44, Ramnl Club. '45, '44, 'N SCHUHMANN, IQRNESTINE qjanunfyy N A 'jg Student Library Staff, '42, '43, Cherokecg Flash Card. SFXTON, EDNANNE Cjanuaryj -:E Haienonis Club. L., A .-A Page Thirty-Three J 2, , ' . A lfligg 'gf'-I, V ,X l ' ' , ,U . fa I , .Q ', . Qiw.lE , . - ,. . L - . t , rv- I-5: .fI - -- ..4 I , 1, f - 1 ' , - L.. . , - , JK. - -P. 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SHANNON, MARY LOU Qklnuiuaryj SHAW, BARBARA fxlunej SHAW, DE AUN fjuncl Orchestra, '41-'44, Haienonis Club, '43, '44, Cher- okee. SHERAR, MARGIE flume, Palamar Club, Publicity Chairman, '44, Los Habla- dores, Kachina Club, junior Classical League, '41, '42, Cherokee. SIELING, FRANCES Cjuneb Haienonis Club, '43, '44, Cherokee. SILLS, PEGGY Qjunej Belles Club, Ticket Chairman, '44, Cherokee, Ka- china Club, Haienonis Club, junior Classical League, '41, '42. SIMMONS, ELIZABETH Uunel National Honor Society, '43, '44, Palamar Club, Parliamentarian, '44, junior Classical League, '41, '42, Los Habladores, '43, '44, Sophomore Beauty, '42, Kachina Club, '44, Cherokee, Home room Pres- ident, '41-'44, Representative to University of Houston Reception, '44. SIMPSON, ROY Cjunel Basketball Manager, '43, '44, Boys' Glee Club, '42, Home room Vice President, '42, '43, Fire Captain, '43. SINCLAIR, MADELYN qjuncp Chums Club, Social Chairman, '43, '44, Student Council, '41, '42, Secretary, '43, '44, Arrowhead Club, Vice President, '44, Cheerleader, '43, Chero- kee, Volley Ball Leader, '43, May Fete, '42, '43, '44, Orenda Staff, Literary Editor, '44, Gym Class Leader, '43, '44, Flash Card, '42, Library Assist- ant, '43. SKAGGS, LLOYD Uunej National Honor Society, '44, Arrowhead Club, '44, Band, '42, '43, Home room Vice President, '42, Quiz Kid Contest, '43, Chemistry Laboratory Assist- ant, '43, Fire Captain, '42, '43, '44, Basketball Team, '44, SMIDTH, MARILYN qjuncp Winnie Davis Chapter of U. D. C., Corresponding Secretary, Cherokee. SMITH, CHARLSIE flung, SMITH, DAN Qjanuaryj SNIITH, FRANCIS fjuncf Page Thirty-Four irq, ,. Y A up . A 0 ,,,. .V 6' i , 1 A ,x V ll! -1 1,- Faa H K -5- 2 A 5. ' . fd? 'NT' 1.'l '?'- 'ff 1- 1,4 4 , j, 'ax 'T' Q. ,V 355'- 9.1: A f-QE .A Z'- I Q 4 r A M . af. ca ' I' il I fr - if kt 1'l..vw'. 'I' A t . .. - 1 . , 1 ,.', ': nw- '. '. ',.- ': '-' -- .f '-- iii '--. .:, ' - 'Q' ' .M 'af 1' ..' .Ik ' vi .vl.,, -. .-'i 1' .tg as 1- 14. - 2 '--use-fl' --.'..-miss--w 1,-aaa:.-v.t- ,i,'Ea4-4A+5'.'2 'K 'g ii 5 J ' -I L3 .,..,,.l .X 5 I- 1-ff 1 xl-A' . , . 1-, . , , . SMITH, LAURALEE S E fxlunel Student Council, ,41, '42, National Honor Society, '43, '44, Clierokeeg Gym Class Leader, '-42. SMITH, TOM National Honor Society, '43, '44, Ilaslte SNIiI.I., ISIQTTY Clieroltee. SODICH, ERNEST ROTC, Sergeant. SPICICH, DORIS National Honor Society: Class Poet, Clieru Cardg Library Assistant. SIJIVEY, R. C. Football, Letterman, '-43. SPURR. BILLIIQ klIiAN Library Staff, '-I3. STAKFM I I.I.If R , I. ICO ROTC, Lieutenant. STALSBY, JACK E. Qjunej tlbxlll, I4-I. lllunej Cilunej I-lanunryj ltue, Flasli fjanuaryl Uvnfl UUHCP Cklanuaryj Football, Letterman, '43, ROTC, Captain. STARTZIQLI., DOROTHY fjuncl Home room President, '41, Secretary, '42. STIZVENSON, PI'III.I..IP liluncj Sequoylm Club: ROTC, Captain, I44. STFVVART, JEAN fSummer Selioolj Seminar Club, '43, '-84: Cherokee. STEWART, MARY plump Junior Classical League, '4Ig Palnmar Club: Se- quoylm Club, Treasurer, '43, '44. STINSON, BROOKSIE ST. -IOHN. IfI.I.A BIISS fjunej Qjunej Arrowlieatl Club, '-Hg National Honor Society, ,455 Newscast Stall. '43. STRATTON, BESSIIZ fSuinme STUART, DOTT STUIEBING, TED r Scliooll Qxluncl Cjuneb 1' 1.-, ,ph 'I NIORS Page Thirty-Five N 4. If- fifiifili X r-.4 - .7 V li L , ,. S7 .W xi 1 'fi ' .' x ' 4 xii lt: A .ti it 'w .ii ,- f .3 ai. .', 2,3 ff. -'Q 43, . al l A Aft - . .4 -'JJ 'Ffa 1 ! L' :fd .35 . J- . in . 32 H' fn: il 6,34 f 'A- Q51 ei: ips W' F xl- . gi-. , .EH ' ugg., . -4- F961 . :lg H M, f . ' 5' 531 .ffm if I2 Zlzi VXI . A 1,5 r:-vi, .1 .LL.,.. +4 'vs 3215! will . t jg. I ' , -314 ,ga gg. if if if? 7'?5 P592 , , i. W. A E3 sf. - If E ., ,L rf. . ui' - H. g. . .,., 2+ 3:5 A LJ x. -'vi I I Pri' A ,N . .l if L, al . HQ: 3 E2 L 5 el. A . .Ki- 132 .: v,. ,y4,,,,. we ,fn . , 1 Q ,A , A. ,, : .X 1 .- gel, Wx' Q ,, Qgvif. rl. fir ng - E-ri? i 3, ?,.xQ y sag 57' .,,'. ' vw, - 271-, S A Q! -' --,ul , r i 11'-af, s v an14fmy-reefs--...,l:e3ff'Q'iws:QF. rg-9 .N 5, f 4 ' 1 fb SENIORS ' SUTTER, CHARLES National Honor Society. SWARTZ, CHARLES TAYLOR. HARTWOOD Irari Club. TAYLOR, ROBERT THELEN, THOMASINE THOMPSON. MARY LYNN ciety, '42, Flash Card, '42. TOMLINSON, DOROTHY TORIAN, CHARLES TRAMMELL, MARY JANE TRUELSON, BOB ULLRICH, JOY Kachina Club, '43 . , ' - UMBERFIELD, JOYCE ROTC Sponsor, Gym Class National Honor Society, '44, Qjanuaryj Qjunej National Honor Society, '43, 44. fjunej Cjuncj Home room President. '42, '43, '44, ROTC, Otlicer, CJUHCJ Home room, Secretary, '42, Treasurer, '45. 61111105 Gym Class Leader, '45, '44, National Honor So- THWAITES, ORALYNN fjanuaryj National Honor Society, Gym Class Leader, Or- chestra. TILLEY, ALBERT QSummer School, TILLEY, KENNETH Cjunel TINCH, DAVID fjanuaryj Class President, '43, '44, National Honor Society, '43, ROTC Officers' Club, Secretary, Treasurer, '44. Q-Iuncj fjunej QSummcr Schoolj CjuncJ UMUC? Junior Classical League, '41, Haienonis Club, '44, fsummer Schoolj Leader, Gym Secretary. UNDERWOOD, BETTY fjunej Cherokee, Flash Card, '43. URQUHART, NINA RUTH Cjunej 5 Wy . Belles Club, Haienonis Club. Page Thirty-Six ' X K .. J . ' tg T2 54 'sr-fa aan-wma-,rfw 'A as , .a - , K ,... V N... m,?'Qf.,r .'7, -F L J, 3 , . 5, 1 , '---f I 5 1 A- c.- AAL' ,,4,,N.i.-., J I-,Li fu ,I tr i . . I, ,, . I ' I in 'SENIORS' -fin q,J,xiTjh VAIL, ELIZABETH Cjuncj . AL: VAUGHAN, BILLY G. f,Jammyp Q12 ROTC, Captain, Home room President, '44, junior .il A Cabinet. ' he VICKRIZY, LOUISE CAROLYN qJammyJ ,, , Belles Club, Ticket Chairman, '41, Flash Card, '42, 1 43, Class Secretary, '41. VICTERY, WYNONA qJImcp All-City Volley Ball Team, '43. Fig VOORHEFS, BEVERLY fhlunej 4 Cherokee, Girls' Chorus, '44, Flash Card, '43. 5233 WALKER, HALLY BETH Cjunej .' Cherokee, President, '44, Palamar Club, Sergeant at '- QQ: Arms, '43, Student Council, '42, '43, Arrowhead Club, President, '44, junior Classical League, D. A. R. Representative, Gym Class Leader, Flash Card, Q Captain, Student Life Federation, Library Assistant, Lambda Sigma Alpha, National Honor Soc-iety, Sec- ' retary, '44. VS. , ' 531 XVALKER, JUDY Uunel R-Pj' WALTER, Joe ,Jump fa-,Q .Qia- . asm- NWARD, LOUIL ,Jump A WAIQNI-ik, BETTY ANN ,Jump Student Council, '42, '43, '44, Palamar Club, U- 13,7 French Club, '44, National Honor Society, '43, '44, Gym Class Leader, '43, '44, Poetry Contest Winner, ,-If '42, Flash Card, '41, Library Assistant, '42, '43. w'ARRIiN, PATRICIA ,Jun-sp ,'.Q,Ql5 ia-1 NVASHBURN, BEVERLY QSummer Schoolj .gf 'Q Belles Club. Corresponding Secretary, '43. 'wx 'Z - .Jw XYATTS, EDWARD fSummer Schoolj jf WATTS. POLLY fjunel 33523. junior Classical League, '41, '42, Belles Club, '43, I '44, Gym Class Leader, '43, '44, Haienonis Club, .mi '43. '44l Cherokee. '.'.ne WEATHERALL, PEGGY qJammyJ , -,Ag Arrowhead Club, National Honor Society, '42, '43, Student Life Federation, '42, Student Council, '42, Cherokee, Head Of Basketball, '43, Gym Class Lead- CF, '42. '43, Tawasi Club, Junior Menibership Chair- '43 man, '42, '43, Flash Card, '42, '43, junior Classical ji , League, 41, ROTC Sponsor. 'W 'EW' NVEDGI2, MARY Jo IJUMJ , Chums Club, Treasurer, '43, '44, National Honor ff Society, Arrowhead Club, Library Assistant. W '-.419 WEIR, ELAINE qjuncp Cherokee, Texas Junior Academy of Science. A Lf, XVEISS, MARCIA ,Jump ' 7411 MT, J , Page Thirty-Seven J -3,5 .JI I.L.z..,HT A H M 2... I In V Y ilw A-E W I- .if-A .A .4 It 3 ,I if J 'fre-.,A ., yi., - 5 ' ,gtg J 1'::Ie...- I fl L' A.4-4s.1KLas1.ur:e,La-ff-,ai.fi1r2'.h:F'fB5?:r-AQ4l'.rUf -14 I TTI 9 IOS XVELLSPRING, NORMAN fSummer Schoolj .- ,. - f 4 H- v -Q -.--I ,asv -Ifwl. 1 W rm- I-.e1 '-.f ' el ..- I 'II 1 ',-'- A' f -L:...Jr. ' ,j'.,.-A. ,, .,gfg5v?f,'fQv Slim-V I f 5 2 i- -45.13121 -X L fy.-I' -A ' ,. fa A-fl .l',,,, S:- Igt-gr- .,,:,,,f. . I , .. I ,- , 1' I I. I- I ,1 1' 5 ' K ' S E R S ' We , ,- M! -I A Fefe WHIGHSTEL, DAVID M. fjunej Band, Library Assistant: National Honor Society, Arrowhead Club. fail' YVHITE, XVINFRED Cjunef Gym CILISS Leader, '42, '43, '44, Palnmar CIUIDL Variety Show, '45, Cherokee. Eff: NWIESIQ, IIERN Cjunej Flash Card, '42, '43, Chums Club, '42, '43, '44, A Cherokee. EF? XVILEY, MARCIA fjanuuryj V 5' WILHELM, DAVID f,IuneJ ' if Band. Q, Fri' WILHELM, JAMES qjuney 'fl' WILLIAMS, BILLY Qjanuaryj WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE Gump Arrowhead Club, '44, National Honor Society, '43, Q '44, Chums Club,,Vice President, '44, Cherokee, Student Council, '42, '43, '44, Chairman of Bulle- tin Board, '43, '44, Los Habladores, '43, Haienonis Club, '44. E li' 4,-1. WILLIAMS, DICK qjump FQQ Junior Classical League, ROTC Officers' Club. WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS qjimcp -gp. WILLIAMS, FERNANDQ H. qjaimfyp VVILSON, JAMES ROBERT Cjanuaryj National Honor Society, ROTC, Sergeant. WILSON, MARCENE Cjunel fr. 'F ijt,- 'iw j. I' s 3, :P-F . -f ' I I-5 fig' -tin' , I 4 ,Zhu f. -af If . 'I A Q? l v 3,54 --,Is-'..f. -.,g..,, A' 3 ,. if - f fe:-I ,rv . Q., -,L I , ., .I f.- ., .i .I ,mx .5 I.-- ,Qt i ALDRICI-I, JOAINI IIUHCI ANDERSON, DONALD CSummer SchoolI APPLEBY, JOAN Uunej AUGUST, BRYAN Qjanuaryj BANKHEAD. PAUL fSummer Schooll BERG, RICHARD UUUCI BLACK, BARBARA fsummer Schoolj BRALY, BOBBY QSummcr Schoolj Page Thirty-Eight SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES BROW, BI2VERI.YE fSummcr Sehoolj BRUCE. VIEANNE C,IanuaryI BULLEN, BETTY FRANCES fjanuaryl IIUNDE, FRED fsummer Sel1IIolI BURKE, CATHERINE fsummcr Schnolj CALAHAN,I,AWR1-INCL fsummer Schoolj CARTER, TOM Cjunej CLEMENS, RAYMOND 41111103 CONRAD, CHIC CSun1mer Schoolj COOKE, JACK 1Sumn1er Schoolb COOLEY, EILILENE fSummcr Schoolj COURTIN, PATSY Gummig Schoolj DE BA BIERIS, CLIFFORD fjunej DE VALL, LILLIAN fjunej I I DEWITT, JACKIE Cjunel DUNDAS, BOB Uunej ECKHOFIT, C. C. fjunej EVERETT, JIMMY fSummer Schoolj FARRINGTON, CECIL Qjanuaryj EELAND, LOIS QSummer Schoolj FOSTER, JACK QSummer Schoolj ITRANKS, BETTY fSumIner Sehoolj COE!-IRS, VERNON ljanunryj GOLDEN, CATHERINE fSummer School! GRASS, LARRY KJuneI GRAY, CHARLES IJUMJ PENNY, JIMMY Ullnfl PRATS, ALBERT fSummer School, RABE, BILL fSummcr Schoolj v , . I' U i J , . .L .-,.,- A- --, .- - 1 .r'.w.-I f .9-A M .'?II.f.5'i'S . I I . '.m'yf. ,',','vu.'1'1.:f'.:t-wins. .ii W -If lei, -1-f1w1r'1-- . S I L 'Ig .s jlE 1, i' .. at 'V :V ,lffgaafff 'E-2 l'fgl ,,, .F cg? .i,,-I, -, '1'ii5:. . K , . . 1 '- Ax, I: E I 0 R ' 'gh '-xgglx WILSON, MARY LOU CSummer Schooll I 3-ii, Haienonis Club. 4-'U WILSON, MARY MARGARET Cvlunej 'TQ' Palrimar Club, Secretary, '44, Orenda, Editor, '44, ip: National Honor Society, Arrowhead Club, Attend- jf? P- , , ance Clerk, '44, Cherokee, Field Ball Head, '44, Meta Club Award, '42, Gym Class Leader, '42, '43, , , 1:31 '44, Flash Card, Captain, '43, junior Classical ', f:',i League, Senior Cabinet, Iiire Captain, Most Repre- iff sentative Senior Girl, Eta Sigma Phi Vergil Medal. QS XVILSON, PAULINE fjanuaryj jg Tawzisi Club. 2:2 GF WILSON. VVYNIQLLIZ Q-Iuncj WOOD, CHARLOTTE Cjunel ,Jul Gym Leader, '43, '44, Palamar Club, Social Chair- man, '43, '44, Orenda Staff, '44, Variety Show, '43, fr.-, Cherokee. ,Qu ' .' nn 1' WOODXVARD, SARA qjunep 'gif' National Honor Society, Palamar Club, Junior .i ' I' Classical League, '41-'43, Orendn Staff, '44, Haie- I nonis Club, Cherokee, Los Habladores. k -if WORD, JOHN G. qjunej 'fig WRIGHT, IANTHE I-lanuaryl .P , NVYATT, BETTY BRONVNE Qlanuaryj Newscast, '42, '43, Haicnonis Club, '43, '44, Flash Card. '42. Qui ' . - 'S ii , , , 'Q' HOUNG, BETTX ,IO ljunel 1' 'il 'i i YOUNG, MARY NELL clump -J , . Gym Class Leader, '43, '44, Cherokee, Haicnonis W2 Club, '44. l Jr-,. , , . 11 x OUNG, SHIRLEY flung, Q J RR 0 I lift ll ' ig . I., ZABIZL, KATHERINE 4J,,,,.,,,,-3 ZAPP, DARY1. 4-guna, gf ., -F ' 1 :Q .J YI , . ,V - if . : 2, iff... fgfllsqfzzxrli-hZL?5RY SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES limi?-hR M' RASMUSSEN, CHARIIS SHADLE, IIILLY ISRAELSRY, GERALIJ LYON, JAMES W'Al.RER, SALLY YSL f.luncI fjunej g,l,muai-yy LSmnmer Sclmoll iSumnier School! I -,i ROBERTSON, BOB SHEEFIELT3, HOLLY JONES, BETTIE MARSIIALL, HILL XVEAVER- .lo ANN ., , ' rSummer School, cjunej fjanuaryl ijurwlb I A dlivivliier 5030013 Tp ROSS, TOMMIE SHORT, .IENNIE JUDSON, ROGER MEREDI TH, k:l'lS WI-.STlNlORl:l.ANI7, GAYLE .41 lj -j 45 S h nlj qj j CSumnier Sehoo J 1-lunel J RSQEEIEVTT, PAT SIIsIrSi,mIfTB C 0 IilIi.rl.cGORE, HARRY MILLER, IIIMMY WOOD, EGIIERT W, l-lunej fjunel fSun1mer Schooll fSummer Sehoolb ,Summer Selmoli 'J YF: SANDERS, CAROL STEINMAN, E. C. KIRK, PATSY RUTH NELSON, l'Al,'L W'l'lITIi, PAT Cjunej lSummer Schoolj 1Sunnner Schoiill l,lUl1Ul lSumnzer Schooll lrf fl. SCOTT, BOBBY TULLY, SHIRLEY LEE KOURY, BETTY NORMAN, ,IOHN D. VLHITE, TOM fl' lSummer Schoolj klanuaryl Qjunej ISUYIUYNF 5Cl100ll l,lUfN-'l , Y I -5 - 'A SCHUETTE, CHARLES HAIGHT, BARBARA LINDLEY, GEORGIANNAII OSTER. HUBERT VVOMACR, STERLING Q' jf Cjanuaryj fjunej fjunej 1Summer Sehoulj Qjuncb . 'Aja ,' Page Thirty-Nine M D1 A , - ' ggi, 2 . . ,. ,I 1. ' ,, .Q-..1 ' .,,,, . V - ' -' .f 1 'i -we'-.if M' I H H- wi-n ' .,,'z,'- F49 I ' -14 4 , 'Sw --A 3Q:r? 1':i '-KKR s-if 1w':2,.+.Jh,f tr , - T yi. 'gqfia f ily ...-ws, .iq-if H. Q' I- 15'-A. v --uf -at ' '- gf -Q'-'f 4- I ,- 1' . , .1 'Y i nil' if 'i': '--f., . - , ' f -,-ff., ' 1 -, .,,. . '. -1 . 'T f ' vu -2 a A I- r ' . 1'n'f' ' 9 9, 'E' , . 'f: ' Qn1iQ?lmQfiz.eff 'h.i.-If .V-' HSI.,-W, .Aff ,as H.. ,J 7Q'1Jff-f. lf ' -f 4 AV5 2-'vi'-f.f. LOW SENIORS Next in line to the graduates of this year are the low seniors. What a prominent position to hold! Through your guidance, influence, and teaching will our younger brothers and sisters uphold Lamar's high standards and ideals, just as you have. As you prepare to enter your last lap in this year of high school years give your all, make the coming months your best. LOW 4-1 Row I: Pat Corrigan, Henrietta An- thony, Betty Blades, Carol Birlthead, Antoinette Bederman, Frances Bragdon. Row II: Betsy Cottingham, Margaret Cockrcll, Dimples Allen, Ida Mac Adair, Mary Bcrtron, Marian Abney. Row III: Mary Chapman, jean Ben- nett, Bobby Burton, Bennett Bintliff, Billy Brucclier, Bobby Dawson, Jack Cummings, jack Ballard. r 2' V , , , , - . f-mwwa LOW 4-2 Run' I: Margaret Doolittle, Rox Arm Hanson. Elizabeth Ann Davidson, Lila Forbes, Gertie Sue Hartt, Flva Doyle, W'ilma Dunn. Ron' II: jean Dcats, Eloise Hand, Barbara Hadcn, Ann Davis, Christine Hanson, jane Garrett, Johnnie Hassler, Mary jean Folk. Row Ill: Alice Fillcy, Bobby Harrod. jack Hughes, jack Haeifler, jack Gwin, Pierce Harlow, Jimmie Ford, Lindley Hale, Robert Hyde, jim Goodwin. Mary Dempster. Page Forty , 1 LOW SENIORS LOW 4-3 Row I: Betty Muir, Pat Mewhinney, Lina Glenn johns, Dorothy Kotzebue, Stella Lawrence, Bernice Murray, Margie Metz, Marilyn Meyer. Rowll: Alice Mae Lichenstein, Loretta Meineke, Sally Mohle, Marian Miles, Shirley Hummel, Mary Jo Little, Hazel Johnson, Mary Frances Hill. Row III: Paul Koomey, jimmy Little, Bobby Hus- man, Bruce Hayes, Frank Kuhns, Ross Howard, Tom Manison, Ray Morris. R0wlV: Bobby Marrs, Johnny Martin, Preston Locker, Malory McDonald, Ray Johns, Roy johns. Bill Larsen. - 'm fir 1 9,5-.. LOW 4-5 Row I: Patsy Sue Taylor, Ruth Smith, Patsy Smith, Diane Stansell, joan Woodruff, Barbara Teng, Mar- jorie Tobey. Row II: Patsy Kirk, Kathryn Vanderslice, Georgia Stephenson, Mary Lou Walker, Yvonne Tuttle, Vir- ginia Townsend, Arlynn Thompson. Row III: Hal Weatherford, Jack Woods, Jim Yeat- nllns Row IV: Chase Sutton jr., john Swinford, Frank Woodard, Brady Tyson. ,qw CA LOW 4-4 Row I: Dorothy Shaw, Elizabeth Oryn- ski, Patricia Park, Doris Russell, Kathryn Powell, Mary Sartwelle, Henrietta Peebles. Row II: Fred Schmidt, joe Sims, Wallace O'Leary, Billy Shaw, Billy Omer, Tommy Robbins, Billy Schneider. Row III: Durwood Robertson, Bobby Ricks, Warren Settegast, Arthur Reichart, John Pachlhofer, Bryan Peel, john Reebes. Row IV: Frank Pizzitola, Billy Poulrer, Sam Restivo. .15 '- if-A s Page Forty-One JUNIORS we-rf ,Au-ci an HIGH 3-2 Row I: Barbara Brunson, Anne Burke, Kathryn Burns, Mary Jane Carsey, Inez Brickey, Bette Campbell. Row II: Margaret Bridgewater, Dorothy Bryan, Betty Burroughs, Rose Marie Bridges, Marjorie Brown, Dorothy Bringolf, Juanita Brown. Row III: Patricia Brown, Betty Jane Burke, Ann Campbell, Martha Carpenter, Bobbie Buescher, Bobby Carnell. Row IV: jack Boynton, Billy Bob Busch, Robert Bridges, Goodman Caplan, Richard Bringolf, Mabry Lee Cain, Milton Buie, jack Burke, Mark Casey, Sam Canty, Bob- bie Brown, Tommy Carter. 4' PN ,I 1 T ,. I aan5 'i ' lis- Puge Forty-Two '1 WYE' 'HSN me H12 i L V A :ag I Ps HIGH 3-1 Row I: Lillian Bell, Nan Alexander, Elaine Bauer, Marjorie Ann Bintlilf, Jean Ayres, Carolyn Barlow, Beverley Alt. , Row II: Evelyn Marie Beeler, Meryl Ann Barrett, Maudie Bowen, Helen Allen, Doris Anderson, Grace Bashara. Row III: Roger Bang, Don Bartlet, Allen Bonin, Thelma Grace Beckham, Reaford Bell, Frank Ashby, jerry Adkins. Row IV: George Blackwood, Bobby Bow, Charles Bayles, Walter Bowden, Timon Atmar, Charles Alcorn. 3' it' Rf? Hmm A 5 are ' L- Ki HIGH 3 -3 Row I: Betty Lou David, Margaret Daniels, Gloria Craft, Beverly Cob, Barbara Cheeseman, Rose Marie Clark, Betty Grace Chatham, Martha Dean. Row II: June Davis, Margaret Clark, Anna Cun- ningham, Beverly Davis, Marilyn Clary, Louise Cox, Nancy Clarkson. Row III: jack Currie, Don Crites, Chuck Coskey, Don Culver, Billy Crumpler. RowIV: Reid Clark, Frank Champion, Tommy Chambers, Andy Colvin, Edward Duggan, Billy Crow- der, Richard Denny, jim Day, Nate Clark, Bob Coale. JUNIORS HIGH 3-4 Rawls Elizabeth Eldredge, Virginia Eckman, Bettie Ebaugh, Nancy Ebcrsole, Mary Frances Dorrance, Diane Dockery. Row II: Pat Ficker, Marv Ann Elledge, Gloria Eclthardt, Mary Jane Donohue, Bcttyc Duffy, Jane Ewing, Marion Fleming, Betty Dunnam. Rowlll: Jimmy Dollar, Bill Fenner, Melvin Eckhoff, Bobby Duggan. Row IV: John Downes, Charles Alcorn, Billy Dillman, Thomas Eason, Grady Dinwicldie. P3 ef, 9 ,. 'qik Q' ,,n-of HIGH 3-6 Rowlr Betty Jane Hawthorne, Pat Hudson, Betty Hockaday, Dorothy Huff, Gerry Houston, Eleanor Houston, Margaret Hazelhurst. Row II: Jereinne Haynie, Willa Mae Havner, Shirley Horton, Elise Hawkins, Martha Hodson, Linda Henniger, Tempe Howzc, Camilla Hubbard. Rowlll: Bertie Dozier, La Nelle Karbach, Patsy Ingauf, Caroline Harshbarger, Audrey Hendrick- son. Row IV: Freddie Hannah, Roger Haynes, Robert Cardiff, Rex Hannon, Ormond Holmes, Stonewall Hill, Billy Herrin, Jim Hughes. SMA HIGH 3-5 Row I: Harrilee Hale, Corrinne Grif- Sth, Patricia Gustauson, Jeanine Frazier, Betty Faye Gross, Joan Fredley. Row II: Marguerita Gomez, Joyce Haltmar, Dorothea Gajewsky, Emily Rose Falk, Lois Friedlander, Hettie Page Garwood. Row III: Donald Hale, Dick Hale, Scott Frost, Walter Feinberg, J. W. Gore. Row IV: George Freeborn, Jim Good- win, Ben Hammond, G. C. Gaeke, Bert Gardner, Jay Grubb, Jimmie George, Dwight Free. to laid- 'nfi . - I 1 N-' Rift . l if . .K .A J Page Forty-Three Gorton, Frank Gross, Jack Groves, Bill . A ga B as - if. an HIGH 3-8 Rowl: Joyce McCready, Sara Jo Levy, Louise LeGros, Margaret Leger, Tamia Lehman, Trumen McArthur. Row II: Georgia McDaniel, Virginia Le- May, Joanne McCollum, Margaret Lucas, Jean McCracken, Joanne McCracken, Anna Lohman. Row III: June Littell, Betty McCreight Dorothy Look, Patsy Lomax. Row IV: Frank Liddell, John Lipscomb, Peter McStravick, Ed McDavicl, Jay Mc- Elroy. f x dr HIGH 3-10 Row I: Jane Prophet, Sally O'Donohue, Roberta Murfee, Patricia Perry, Margaret Pickett, Barbara Pickthornc, Ann Parker, Mary Owens. Row II: Marilyn Oden, Nancy P'Pool, Betty N de er, Beverly Ownby, Gladys Mugg, Virginia Y gg Ncuhoff, Betty Parr, Ruth Posgate, Margie Prince. Row III: Ward Onstad, George Porter, Maud l Patricia Parkin Larry Omo Nils Muench. Powel , , , Row IV: Dick Patterson, Johnny Newberry, Sidney Nichelson, Willis Palmer, Kenneth O'Meara, Q Robert Ninedorf, Joe Pennington, John Norton Not in Picture: Le'Ann Parrish, Dick Pierce Ruth Oenning, Marilyn Murphy. Page Forty-Four Juwioits HIGH3-7 Row I: Dorothy Lee Jones, Rosemary Jeffers, Su- san Kietner, June Labat, Barbara Jenkins, Shirley Jones. Rozull: Madeline La Corte, Jean Jacobsen, Joyce Justis, Ann Kavannugh, Jo Dell Keepers, Marian Kornblatt, Mary Ann Kolle, Dorothy Knoche, Lore- lei Ladner. Row III: Billy Kolter, Rud Jackson, Joe L. Koch, Robert Kelly, Billy Landrum, Bill Lawshae, Frank Jungmnn, Clarence Jefferis. RowIV: Tommy Langham, John Kelinske, Dan Kivlen, Jack Krohn, Bobb Kerr, Donald Lasof, George Krohn, Herbert Kidd, Gene Klipplc. 'Y ,- t ., F..- ,- HIGH 3-9 Row I: Maurine Mayes, Ann Mohr, Carolyn Moltz, Mary Frances MacKenzie, Mary Elizabeth Merrem, Ruth Mills. R0wII: Ann Montgomery, Eloise iton, y Ann Moor.e, Elsie Martin, M'l Bett Joyce Morgan, Martha Jean Milner. Row III: Kenneth May, Ear ene Maddox, Tommy Mooney, Jimmy l M fee, Billy Mat- thews, Harold Meyers, Bill Milstead. Row IV: Verne Maness, Norman , Moore, Hunter Margolius, Jack Manning, Marvin Maderer Robert Mixon, Tom Milton, Don Marsh, Edward Maddox, Minos Miller, Marshall Moody. M. A JUNIORS HIGH 3-11 Rowl: Mable Schewe, Mary Louise Rothermel, Leah Rae Rhodes, Betty Scholibo, Helen Reeves Betty Sauer, Llorine Reichardt, Dorothy Roemer. Row II: Mary Robuck, Patty Radford, Rigenc Rugby, Carol Schapper, Frances Raia, Betty Jean Saltwitz, Carmen Russo, Margie Rutland, Eloise Riojas. RowIII: Barbara Risdon, Claire Luz Rouse. Row IV: Mark Robinson, Dana Richardson, Stan- ley Ross, John Redgrave, Willard Schaeffer, John Scardino, Conrad Sauer. Not in Piclure: Gillard Rowe, Vera Mae Ruther- ford. ,-,S -QQ . .af K ,P :fs HIGH 3-12 Row I: Betty jane Reiger, Jackie Stark, Harriett Shearer, Betty Blount Scale, Lois Sellers, Lela Dell Smith, Pat Shcrar, Paddy Shannon. Row II: Betty Shannon, Lessie Shelton, Wana Sheiheld, Gertrude Schwartzberg, Mary Lou Schumacher, Ora Mae Scott, - Katherine Stark. , ' ' X, 5 Wy Row III: Aaron Schnurr, Frank Palasota, ' if N K John Stebbins, Bobby Shepherd, Thomas .h , 1 , .yE ' TQ, --1 i mfg A if-lv'-'t Ai' Spurlock, Richard Schumann. X V F' Row IV: Vernon Smythe, Dick Stafford, I Hugh Shelton, Hudson Smith, Willis f in Short, Don Simpson, Bob Standley. 'i W7 HIGH 3-13 Raw I: Roberta Tegge, June Denson, Georgia Stevens, Eloise Vinson, Dorothy Stratman, Betty Terry, Mary Helen Story, Betty Strickland. Row II: Joyce Suess, Gladys Taylor, jo Ann Tur- rentine, Anne Stevenson, Barbara Underwood, Doro- thy Thistlethwaite, Isabel Troxcll, N-I RowIII: Charles Tighe, Agnes Storey, Virginia Stephens, Nancy Cummins, june Stone, M. B. Tra- weelt. N4 RowIV: Jimmy Stone, Richard Troxcll, john Van Kampen, Harry Twombly, D. Sugg, Stearns Tucker, Howard Van Eaton, Charles Taylor, Louis Visger, Claude Truitt. gg: .-B ga HIGH 3-14 Row I: Connie Woessner, Mary Weismann, Betty Whitefield D ' , oris Wright, Beverly Wray, Dorothy Weymouth Row II: Corliss White, Olive Westphal, Doro- thy Wolff, Louise Woodside, Beverly Wilson, Mar- jorie Wilson, Louise Ward. Row III: jack Walton, Charles Wooldrudge, Tully Westmoreland, Don Williams, Bob Wren, Charles Williams, Barry Wood. Row IV' Al . an Waldie, Bob Weatherall, Ma- gruder Wingfield Don Wilhl , em, Emmett Yeary, jack Winfield, Herbert Williams, Harry Wright, james Wright, H. G. Whittington, Clyde W liams. il- Page Forty-Five LOW 3-2 Rowlt Marilyn Eastridge, Peggy Ellis, Grace Everts, Mildred Elliott, Mary Kath ryn Cawthon, Maureen Chinski. Row II: Lola Ann Carlon, Carolyn Cul berson,Ch:1rlotte Drennan, Carolyn Croom, Mildred Emmott, Carolyn Camper, Eliza beth Elliott. Row III: Ray Collins, Thomas Evans, Jean Cameron, Wayne Dedek, Jim Davis. Row IV: Robert Eckles, john Crouch Monroe Elliott, Fred Cannata. fpr Page Forty-Six JUNIORS LOW 3-1 Row I: Wayman Alderson, Thelmalee Allen, Mari- lyn Brunt, Alice Broadwell, Sidney Brewster, Jimmie Boyd. Row II: Marjorie Bray, Jerry Bell, Beverley Bell, Marjorie Brosig, Diane Burke, Bettie Ruth Barrerc. Rowlll: Freddie Bonnie, Phil Arbucklc, H. L. Britton, Bill Birncy, Reed Beck. Rou.'IV: Robert Bell, Tommy Adkins, S. Bin- ford, George Brown, Dick Amos, Sam Alessandra. LOW 3-3 Rowlr Marsaleete Fuller, FoFo Gianukos, Sally Hafner, Betty French, Marion Harland, Betty Jean Harris, Betty Lou Hubert. Row II: Val Galbreath, Colette Gillan, Anita Gil- lis, Mary jo Horton, Beverly Hollingsworth, Pat Geraghty, Joyce Franklin, Martha Gibson, Mercedes Holtz. Row III: Randal Foster, Herman Giesen, Randall Felton, Eddie Hatter, Ford Hubbard. Row IV: Dean Gross, Paul Fuller, Earl Foell, Rus- sell Furlcy, Philip Gemmett, Elgin Faulkner, John Goldsmith, Rex Heflin, Bob Heller. JUNIORS LOW 3-4 R0u'I: Betty Key, Rosalind Kachtick, Nora Jean Markins, Lynn Isaacks, Mary Belle Manning, Billie McNeill, Gwenn Kemp, Nancy MacKenzie. Rozrll: Alice Judson, Alda Lois Larson, Donald Machin, Mickie Mann, Mary Theresa Marks, Maxie Lehmann, Marjorie Kiesewetter, Rowlll: Clayton jackson, Freddie jones, Laurence McMakin, Betty Jo Krenzler, Ray Ledlie, Homer Jackson. Ron' IV: Bert Kaclell, Curtis Mathis, Leonard Mar- tin, Ernest A. Knipp, Allen Kinghorn, Robert D. McMill, Dick Leflar. LOW 3-6 Row I: Ruth Williams, Sandra Shartle, Marilyn Skipwith, Patricia Spencer, Alice York, Betty Ruth Springer. Rowll: Modene Taylor, Alice Vercher, Dorothy Shira, Anne S. Wilson, Sonia Shartle, Betty Shaw, Joyce Wheeler. Row III: Bob Tarrant, John Weymouth, Beverly Simpson, Ruth Stephenson, Don Wroten, Frank Ster- ling. Row IV: Bryant Young, John Stephenson, John Taylor, Jimmie Stillwagon, Gilbert Wheeler, Ben Winston, Winfrey Williams, H. E. Walker. LOW 3-5 Row I: Marjories Montaguej Gloria Neu- haus, Billie Lou Morrow, Betty Pounds, Barbara Roos, Margaret Rencau, Ann Poyner. Rowll: Mary Ellen Oliver, Betty jean Raines, Patricia Newman, Margaret Rosen- feld, Cecil Rohloff, Ann Putney, Dorothy Morgan. Rowlll: Richard Rauch, john Penning- ton, Billie Pullen, Pat Roof, Ann Robb, Douglas Pitcock, Jack Miller. Row IV: Mrs. E. VV. Miner, John Nor- denson, Charles Russell, Fred Rogers, Rob- ert Owcn, Reginald Platt, Phil Ransopher, Bill Repass, Jimmy Rainbolt, john Myers. Noi in Pirlurr: Wilda Mae Miller, clif- ford Ritz, Patricia Penn, Everett Richard- son, Bill Rowlett. Page Forly-Seven SOPHOMORES With a heart full of happiness and an eagerness for the new, you looked forward to high school. Becoming a sophomore was an experience for each to remember and cherish. It made you grow up a little more, act a little older. Now at the end of your first year, the strangeness has vanished. You're familiar with everything, you're headed for the top. HIGH 2-1 Row I: Patricia Carmichael, Dorothy Buck- ley, jo Ann Caldwell, Paula Duncan, Margaret Childers, Libby Dold. Row II: Shirley Cleveland, Corlea Boyett, Johnnie Aline Brock, Betty Anne Cheatham, Sue Ann Baskin, Patti Ann Burtner. Row III: Lonnie Beckham, Chester Bintliff, Ray Cox, David Coburn, R. W. Bruton, Bill Cooley, james Coston. Row IV: Richard Duke, Harlow Doleh, Harold Coleson, David Bell, Rodger Burson, Gordon Clark. HIGH 2 2 Row I: Bcttye Hennis, Betty Jo Joplin Opal Gibson, Gracelyn Hollyfield, Betty jean Farrell, Margaret Holland. Rowlls Hal Jonsson, Tyler Fletcher, Doska Halsey, Bill Gideon, Harvey John- Son. Rowlll: Bob Hall, Hugh Gill, Grant Judge, George Gore. Row IV: Carl judin, Bobby Fulbright, Howard Gano, Harold Fletcher, Billy Grubbs. Page Forty-Eight .+.. 'L .- SOPHOMORES HIGH 2-3 Rowl: Katherine Kimbrough, Sindy Muskrella, Marilyn Sue Poer, Lelia Kidd, Virginia Kane, Ca- milla Orn, Diane Moody. Row II: Fay Montgomery, Bernice Laud, Gracie Mae Kreuch, Joyce Lottman, jane Ledford, Patsy Maher, Carolyn O'Connell, Rose Mary Moore. Rowlll: Norman Laser, Dodd Miller, Henry Lichty, James Mitchell, Ray McFarland, Louis Le Barbera, Barney Parker. Row IV: August Look, Billy Price, Bobby Norris, Carleton Killough, Frank Merrick, Tommy Oates. 1 ...Lu 'affq l has LOW 2-1 Row I: Carolyn jones, Gayle Oden, Elinor XVright, Imogene Callender. Row II: Claude Montgomery, Naomi Rodgers, Bar- bara Gray, Nadine Sivley, Billie Thedford. Rau' III: Charles Meeks, Warren Castle, Marion Webb, Cleland Logan. Row IV: George Logan, David Snelling, Fay Hoefer. , :wk 'Q 0 4' x I . k wh- - ,itll ak IF'-C. HIGH 2-4 Rowl: Bethel jane Winkler, Dorice Swearingen, Dolores Parsons, Kathryn Ann Smith, Mary K. Wernette, Betty Ann Woolsey. Rowllc Barbara Williams, Jeanette Wingfield, Virginia Wascher, Frances Wat- kins, Myriam Vern, Beatrice Shapiro, Gladys Standley. Row III: Bobby Waddel, L. E. Williams, Rolan Walton, C. W. Schultz, Robert Shaw, George Ullrich, Richard Strong, Cedric Thomas. Row IV: jim Richardson, I.. T. Stanly, Tom Smith, David Seyforth, Clarence Stumhoffer, jack Sams. Page Forly-Nine A at 1.2-L i. - - ji ' , , A .b b y Us 'ug-V' fk., J Zf. , P 2 5 Fo y ,,.,.-ni w,,.s -4 'Q FRESHMEN HIGH 1-1 Rnwl: Jessie Carso, Dorothy Denman, Dorothy Ccgelski, Dorothy Birkett, Frances Bores, Carolyn Colvin, Faye Calvert. Ilowllr Ann Bonvillian, Letitia Casteel, Wilma Bell, ,loyce Birkelbach, C onnie Andrews, Sue Carsey, Mary Lou Acl-tley. Ron' III: jack Daft, Charles Cox, Bryon Braly, Tommy Carlow, john Bunch, Arthur Clardy, jack Coffman. R0u'IV: XVilbur Bennett, Scale Cutbirth, Kenneth All en, Cletus Brown, Bob Corbell R Iee Cha , . , . .nce. james Beale, Leland Day, Prue Benson, Lee Alexander, Gilbert Dye, Gernade Barziza. HIGH 1-2 Raw I: Kathleen Fox, Pat Hill, Claudia Fulton, Joyce Gould, Charlene Good, Jean Harlow. Row II: Martha Eubank, Mary Louise Gaither, Georgia Hegar, Early Hamlett, Bina Freeman. Rowlll: Billy Gray, Frank Gaskey, Harry Hastings, Kenneth Evans. Row IV: Joe Hitchcock, Felix Goodrum Bobby Preslar, Bobby Hall, Bill Jackson. HIGH 1-4 Row I: Betty Ann Rowsey, Alice Spaf- ford, Burdina Root, Betty Spear, Virginia Willrich, Marie Pickering, Adele Temple, Anne Taylor. Row II: Marie Van Dries, Lona Snoblc, Marilyn Reincy, jo Ann Young, Johnnie Lou Vaughan, Virginia Power,Anita Phillips. Row III: Charles Wolf, Weldon Sawyer, James Sessions, Jackie Parkison L d , eonar Shannon, Tim Weakly, Gordon White R . ow IV. jerry Roberts, James Riech, Gene Woodard, Willard Rhynes Rich d , ar Playter, Robert Wills, Harry Stackhouse, H. F. W hl ' ' a ers, Kenneth Williams, Ray Thompson, Bill Pirtle. Page Fifty 'Sd fe? 6 1 st ? 1 N 1. y-. s 'scsi ,wif HIGH 1-3 Row I: Fay Kennelly, Gradylene Jordan, Barbara Orr, Phyllis Kirkland, Lucille Kuritza, Patricia Mc- Donald. Rowll: Billy Merritt, james Metcalf, Barbara Nusser, Ulrich Me ' rten, Don Nowlm. Row III: Albert Lindell, John Leverton, St. Clair Luzzi, jimmy Jamison. Row IV: Faber McMullen, Jimmie Ogilvie, Walter ' 1 ie , David Kaiser, Ralph Nicholson. ,A kk, . .lv-: :ini-E. . 1. I , .. - ., ,. v 1x-'K - rv: -- 'L fr :., , K ,. ' , , ' ,, ,u..1-- . I J ,J. 3 1-wifi , ,- I, JL- -3. V .,'. -L ,L f 1' , if fy. -f 1 fm' -. .J 'I ' . -,-L . 33, ,1,.-f'- -N Lg g. , V. L4 i ., ., ' rg:-i A ', 'Fifi' I , 'A i 1 ' 3 ', - 4. ' Ar . .- - :V -' - ' - J 1' ' ' 'A 1 . ,'N' ,., -- A ' ' 3 l - , .., .- , 4, .. mf 4- TV-u ',,.,51, .4-.-1 ' 'i-1711,-g.:f . . I .Q- If -.. .'- r: b'..u,. , - f- :,,,f:--':-if Y. 1--t . - 1. ' Y x 1 . ., V. I' w '- A. -w r 1. 1 V ' '14 'An ' ,, Sql ihg , r 5 . ' T 7 , if ,.,,,, K1 , 'W ,, : 1' ,, ? LZ? , - - b W ff' . . Q ' ' . -.. N vi' ., .4 Y 4 4' if . , 5 .' . A ... 'lif- 3' , ' -VV 4A ' .5 wl . H M If -,V ' 'if . Q-'t .A Ili '.. ' A 'K - 1 'L . Q . 11- - L . ,V. .' .l '. .i . ,- 'w A 1 A 15 SPORTS IN REVIEW - On the football battlefront, Lamar's warriors fought their way through a barrage of favored opponents to Win fourth place in the city race. Despite the return of only four veterans-Bunde, Russ, Duggan, and Miller-Coaches Duggan and Pasche fielded a spirited and Wellbal- anced team. Playing steady ball throughout the season, the Redskins lost many close games though outplaying the opponents. With nine lettermen returning, Lamar promises to have another topnotch team in the fall of '44. Although Lamar won three games' this year, her basketeers gave their usual gallery-pleasing performances. On account of the lack of height, the lack of experience, and the handicaps resulting from injuries, the team never seemed able to hit full stride. Captain Richard Berg, tree- top center, Connie Pontikes, long-shot artist, and hustling Jim Morgan were the stalwartsof the team. Rounding out the year's athletics with a bang, Lamar's track team is the best in the school's history. Coach Pasche has uncovered some re- markable talent in the persons of jack Nini, a very promising sprinter, Roswell King, ace high jumper, Settegast, Read, Gallie and Nini, who compose a fine sprint relay team. Placing a close fourth in the Houston Invitation Meet, Lamar is expected to be a strong contender for the district title. J ACK MARSHALL Page Fifty-Two COACHES Here are the chiefs of those fighting Redskin w a r rio r s. Mr. Edward Duggan, back- field coach and Mr. Alden P a s c h e, Lamar's new line coach. Well-liked by every- one, they are exponents of discipline and sportsmanship both on and off the field. DUGGAN FOOTBALL ' ,, H. A when Wk rf' 'v Q x - .av-1qNt4, ii U ,J ' sr 'A i 'i A M.. -mf is 'iiiTi gf'7x M. 4 I K 5 if xi xi A Vi :X it sf I X PASCHE CO-CAPTAINS Nw KVALV Q yi, . ,UN Bobby Ricks and Fred Bunde were chosen co-cap- tains by their teammates be- RICKS BUNDE A TEAM cause of their leadership and ability. Due to the tireless work and spirit of these two stalwarts, Lamar's underdog team became one of the strongest in the city race. x Row I: Daniel, Phillips, Bunde, MacDonald, White, Foster. Row II: Erwin, Settegast, Duggan, Gwin, Stalsby, Russ. Row III: Hughes, King, Locher, Ricks, Kidd, Miller. ll Page Fifty-Tbree FOOTBALL H PLAYERS AND POSITIONS Fred Bunde-line smashing fullback who is always good for a gain. jay Daniel-a small but speedy guard. Bobby Duggan-rangy end, excellent on de- fense. Tommy Erwin-husky tackle who spends much time in opponent's backfield. Jack Foster-a hard-working and willing end. Jack Gwin-sparky quarterback who is a good open field runner. Jack Hughes-a smart quarterback and a bone-crushing blocker. 'wwf 2' aff 1 ,lt '. . Q If Herbert Kidd--a Watch charm guard wich plenty of speed and toughness. .L Roswell King-lanky tackle whose aggres- be M: siveness makes him hard to handle. . saab .Q . s Preston Locher-one of the better guards in the city. FOOTBALL SCORES Robert E. Lee ............ 7 Corpus Christi .... Lamar Lamar 0 Orange ,,.......... ....,.. 2 1 Lamar ...,. 0 St. Thomas ,..... ....... 6 Lamar ..... ..... 6 San Jacinto .........,....,. Lamar ..... ........ 1 4 Page Fifty-Four .si LETTERMEN 41 aw wi, lv 'K 31 ' F' .3 3, gg . 'O ...var . IJ -I' ,si ' PLAYERS AND POSITIONS Malory MacDonald-hardrunning back and the team's best passer. Jimmy Miller-a hard driving tackle and a good blocker. Homer Phillips-although pestered by in- juries, he showed ability at guard. Bobby Ricks-All-City center and a great line backer. Buddy Russ-work horse of the backfield and team's best punter. Warren Settegast-a defensive demon who likes the going rough. Jack Stalsby-although a reserve, he was a good center. Tom White-a heady defensive player with a knack for diagnosing plays. Bobby Stanley, Donald Bynes, Minos Miller- hardworking managers who deserve much cred- it for the success of the team. SCORES Sam Houston ,..,......., 6 Lamar ......... ..... 6 Jeff Davis ....... ....... 7 Lamar ..... ..... 0 Reagan ........ ....... 7 Lamar ....,... ..... 6 Austin ..... ..,.... 2 0 Lamar ..... ..... 7 Milby ....... ....,.. 1 3 Lamar ...,.... ..... 6 Y Q..-r' 9 Page Fifty-Five BASKETBALL A TEAM 1 Row I: Jack Hoeiler, Jack Gwin, Billy Shaw, Jack Marshall. Row II: jim Morgan, Tom White, Richard Berg, Connie Pontikes, Tom Smith. CHEER LEADERS -3 L. www L Giving one of those peppy yells are cheerleaders Iris Her- Flashcard Leaders Lila Sue Johnson, jimmy ral, Roy Bandy, Molly Barnes, Bubba Morrison, and Wookie Everetts, and Bettye Phillips carry the red Sinclair. Not in the picture is Miles Croom. white, and blue cards as they leave schoo headed for the stadium. Page Fifty-Six xi' 'X E, r 11 5 T5 5' Q? i ': fEf1-?fwf11:r .- 3? Ns... eww M 5' - -f Fi LETTERMEN i,'5j:? s-,, .un-ski sa. .v . ki-- f f, 1 . if l A1Q.l ,.fq,.M- grgssffw 4 1: .. W aw 5 sb ' ,K kg! . i Q ,af aj iw Ta k vp.:-1 .:.:fs:f,1s. 'Q saw- -- - ,Q fyff r ai? ' 1 2 Q, N. W we R 3 T ' ra 4 wif i,, Q Q -,g igs ' R 'Qc gr X 1. 2. 3 xx ff' 1 ' 'E Jeff Davis. Jeff Davis. Reagan Reagan ..... Milby ....,.. Milby ...... ,L A X 3 f 1 i Richard Berg-captain. Nw' ' Connie Pontikes-fiery forward who was best long shot in the city. Jim Morgan-a good under-the-basket man. Jack Gwin-speedy and hustling forward. Billy Shaw-a tricky forward and a good floor man. Tom White-a smart and steady player. Tom Smith-a tireless floor man and, a good guard. Jack Hoefller-a good shot and a tricky ball handler. Jack Marshall-a small but speedy forward. ......,25 Lamar . ...... 47 Lamar . . .... 52 Lamar Lamar ........47 ........S1 ......,.40 Lamar ....., Lamar ....., BASKETBALL SCORES 4. S. 6. Sam Houston ,... Sam Houston San Jacinto... San Jacinto... Austin ............. Austin .... Lamar ........ 31 Lamar ....... 30 Lamar .,..... ,... . .42 Lamar ..,.... . 41 Lamar ....... .. . 30 Lamar ......, .. .. .35 Page Fifty-Seven . A Wwrw ,-in-M-'., -1- 'W -- V 5, ' z 2, K V , I vm, , Q 'l . A fl' 'P gl, , figs, vAFfgl,,. .5 s g. Q E 5, 1 ,. '- Q fe . ',x s was 'mls 5 grgvinll 'K '-- 15 'Ulu In nh lan' wi' Sv .xp-4 fo:. .J .N in ' ,gn Go,A:,VL-Rv as Qi, M a t N - fl - F . g S 1 . X. 4 1' l A it INFORMAL SPORTS QTEE HEEJ 1. Lovely ladies at the Palamar installation are Bering, Haden, Woodward, de Brueys, Stansell, Burer, and Corrigan. 2. Three beau-brummels of the campus, McMahon, Hammond, and Troxell. 3. Trained by our old alma mater, Sam and Polly gaze into the camera. 4. Waiting for mail or just posing? White, Rester, Kisten, and de Brueys. S. McElroy, Powell, and Kuhlman. It appears to be an almost even match between Kuhlman and Maudie, even though Kuhlman has the weight. McElroy seems to be referee. 6. Johnelle, Winky, and Charlotte, why are you smiling? Looks like you're out of gas to us. 7. What a shot! What a shot! Look at that-hum-m-m-m. Page Fifty-Eight CApologies to Ginger, Betty, and Marian-we didn't see the bull's eye.j 8. It's easy to understand why ROTC boys look forward to their ROTC periods, after seeing sponsors Lucille Burns, Frances Raia, Joyce Umberfield, Nora Potts, Patsy Smith, Ruth Smith, Sara Holden, Peggy Ellis, Shirlee Peterson. 9. A scene at a recent dance. This group poses for our camera- among familiar faces are Maud Powell, Alice York, Martha Hodson, Frank Liddell, Philip Stevenson and Nancy Ebersole. 10. Riding like the wind is Gummy Paul Revere Montgomery. The steed is Scotty Frost's trusty servicycle. ll. Decorating for one of Lamar's famous dances are Potts, Spencer, and Neuhaus. 12. Posing are Charlotte Wood and Lettalou Garth. 13. Bobby Howard wanted this picture on the page, Nora. The Cherokee Club is a sports club whose membership is open to any girl in Lamar who participates in Cherokee sports tournaments. Tournaments in all sports on the following pages are held through- out the school year. The club elects one girl each year to head each sport and to supervise the tourna- ment of that sport. In this way the Cherokee Club develops leadership among its members. At the end of CHEROKEE CLUB Sponsors: Mrs. Mae Bourgeois Mrs. Opal Cowan Mrs. Helen Speer WALKER, Prrxizlmt each year bracelets are awarded to the three girls who hold the highest score records. Winners of the vari- ous tournaments are awarded letters. This year two new sports, bowl- ing and golf, were added to the Cherokee list and the sports heads were elected. However, since this was done so late in the year, organi- zation has been put off until next year. The two sports heads elected were Bettye Phillips and Earline Douglas. -il THOMSON, Vice-President BARNES, Srrrrfur ,K Page l-'iffy-Nine CHEROKEE CLUB ali' mini as 1. ' mt., li , ., ,uw .ss ,mv mg ,MMV ll b ll ' f h al fall activities of the Cherolace Club and the 1944 season proved very SINCLAIR Vo ey a is one o t e e r y interesting and enjoyable to all girls who followed the able leadership of Wotmkie Sinclair. Mary Stewart, Hally Beth Walker, Betty Pounds, Pat Gustavson, junelle Buckley, Ann Deering, Elise Hawkins, and Lettalou Garth are impatiently awaiting the signal from referee Lila Sue johnson. Basketball is a favorite with many of the more athletic girls and this year Peg-gy Wearherall WEATHERALL led the way for a successful, YCL strenuous season. One can be sure that enthusiasm was felt not only by the participants in the game, but also by the gym classes. Ann Kavanaugh, jo Ann Evans, Elise Hawkins, and Lila Sue johnson hold the class overtime while they finish their game. is In the spring when all of Lamar greets the sunshine and fresh air with open arms, the first HAWKINS thoughts turn toward baseball. Elise Hawkins was sports leader in baseball this year and she did an excellent job of handling the tournaments. She had her troubles, though, with Ann Kavanaugh, Linda Henniger, Meryl Ann Barrett, Marilyn Clary, and Betty Scholibo. They al! want to bat! Page Sixty CHEROKEE CLU B e-- Mrs -H-M .. --- rm t gs ssgf gkly .A V A V V M . ,Q , cl 5 f is X. WW kk l M . 953f:Q.41 s Q '5K.q,AM,,kn ' 4 A , hs L, Q, K aww-M- m.., , J Y H iw-ai 1- J An inside game on bad days, yet good outside too, is the feathery favorit4+hadn1inton, one of the faster and more alert sports. Lila Sue johnson carried a most successful tournament year, keeping and making a glorious pace. Pat Gustavson, Ann Deering, and Mary Stewart not seem to understand why this bird wouldn't go over instead of into the net. -, PN Ml P' do ,, out oor a sport. It's the closest thing tn football the c y ary Margaret Wilson was chosen to thc boys arc interested in this gamcg they'rt- eforc Lila Sue johnson and Hally Beth Walken' Fieldball, not football, is another d f ll WILSON girls could End, so they turned out wholchcart dl . M head this rolicking rampage called a game. Even anxious to see if Iris Herral will call a foul b score against Elise Hawkins and Br.-tty Pounds. 1 'ix . so NX 54, I n l QLL A A is .f 'Y ff' V 5 ' 4 fs l H - .fs tfgyf f ,f , A tvjfssefk. 'f:5'5i5i sf' 1 P M' Y' A R .Lt Q t Archery requires more self-control and steady coordination than any other activity and Nora Potts was chosen to lead this sport. This year brought forth many new archers and much hidden talent such as Shirlee Peterson and Betty Pounds display in retrieving arrows, while H. B. Walker tries out a new bow for the next shot. POTTS Page Sixty-One CHEROKEE CLUB Lamar is as proud of her swimmers as she is of her beautiful pool. She's equally proud HADEN . . . . . . . of Barbara Haden, who heads girls' swimming activities. Nora Potts is the first of Lamar's mermaids to take a diving leap, while Betty Shaw and Helen Bender sit on the sidelines awaiting their turns. What is it, Nora, a front flip? .. ' ' 1 Q ty' g E A if ' , 5 if we- l.. 1 1 V J, Man. A, - i ' it t ,.,,-f' . qwwitang- iL QiA1j,l ' 4-W ,,, M ug . , imaisv-mam--Rb 4' ' ' i,,w.g,. 'f' W, -' ' -e,- f 4- N' , ,g fe 4-tit, VV 7'.ye,7V t T 3' , Mig? V W ,L v, si mu , , V Mww,..t A E 95132322 .tau ,, ' ,A K ' ails'- For the first time in the history of Lamar, tennis is an all year event, but more practical ROLLINS on sunny days. During an all year tournament and under the leadership of Polly Rollins, Lamar was able to enter the city meet with splendid prospects. Betsy Cottingham and Clarita Fonvill: have just finished a tournament game, and Gloria Neuhaus is the first to congratulate- the winnah! ALLEN Page Sixty-Two fri 'T' Riflery is another of the girls' activities which requires all the skill of an expert. Precision was attained by many through the assistance of Helen Allen and the ROTC boys. The war caused a serious shortage of ammunition but the girls braved the situation, as Emily jane japhet and Janelle Buckley show as they shoot in the National Rille Association tournament. 514 'Kfl N- fhwns. P Lf, wf ,tv ' F x 52 . , . f MAY FETE COURT The May Queen of 1943, Bettie Morrison, wasbsucceedetl this year by Bettye Phillips. Queen Bettye's court consisted of: Duchess: Maids: Duchess: Maids: Duchess: Maids: Princess Nora Potts HIGH SENIOR Joyce Rettig Madelyn Sinclair Shirlee Peterson Earline Douglas Iris Herral HIGH JUNIOR Marilyn Oden Kathryn Burns Barbara Cheesernan Maud Powell Jetta Schumacher SOPHOMORE Betty Jo Joplin Betty Cheatham Jo Ann Caldwell Virginia Kane Betty Jean Farrell Dufbess: Maids: Duchess: Maids: Duchess: Maids: Princess Molly Barnes X LOW SENIOR Patsy Smith Betsy Cottingham Ruth Smith Kathryn Powell Bernice Murray LOW JUNIOR Ruth Stephenson Mary Belle Manning Betty Lou Hubert Ann Putney Patricia Penn FRESHMAN Anita Phillips Kathleen Fox Anne Taylor Johnnie Lou Vaughn Martha Eubank I J J J I n , O l I I . I rl i ' l a I n h el m ' H II Hi . Q iw 1 'ml V, V I 4 Af x mlb M-mx lam b b 'X I HW . ,, mr igie ,. 5 ML N 'Q-,. 43' l , 1 E 5 ! I Q 3 R 4 1 I pm, 5 Q L3 1 4 X-Nmmxxx ' ., 7 li .,.. xnxx ull i iifi Lin Xxx-. . r f 11 Nil. 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Representative Hally Beth Walker poses with runners-up Mary Margaret W'ilson out with big smilesfmust be something to that Pepsodent after all. What's this? A familiar scene around school-who are they? Well, there are Helen Reeves, Story, Louise LeGros, Mary Elizabeth Merrem, and Virginia Eckman-satisfied? Like a bolt from the blue comes none other than Betsy Cottingham. Friends reading this shortage of skirts. A familiar spot occupied by familiar people, Bettye Phillips and Mary Margaret NVilson. over the installation, and and Molly Barnes4all give Bettie Fbaugh, Mary Helen annual must understand the Ebaugh, Oden and Allen occupy our famous bench-it's rumored that the left end of this bench wnn't have anything to do with the right end because the right end insulted its legs. Wfhat could cause such a gleam in Charlotte's eye-this is an actual view of the devil's work shop. Lamar's girl athletes, Elise Hawkins and Lila Sue johnson, thank their instructor, Miss Bourgeois. Old Number SO, sometimes called Fred Bunde, demonstrates what's commonly called rare form. Page Sc' Wnty ' ' ' l 11- ' 'Q QM'-4 ' I ' Milf!!! if QUSSY .122 un I, Iamar 15 prnutl of its eluhsi hieturetl here are presidents of lrari, Cihums, l'alamar, llaienonis, Niwauna, lawasi. fheiol kt-e, Belles, Seminar, Pow-wow, anal Kamal, holding Real from donalionx. 1. 'lihe golf team ix xhown holding a trophy. Moore. Peterson. Huey, Chenault, and that hunk of man. lfrank .'Xshhy, hate reason lu he proml. 1. ls there a note of approval? 'lin use a colloquial expression XVOXY!! llo you recognize these L'nixersity of llonston rep- resentative runners-up? 'liliey are Betty Meliivett, Aloyee Rettig, Margie Sherar. Mary Catherine l':ux'ke, Naiiey Kixten. Mary Margaret Xvilxon, and liettye Phillips-Lphone numbers and atlalresses, SU cents extra.J 4, lt ,ippearx that the girls are Singing but there is probably room for argument. The namexf-well. there are Martha :Xnn Moore, Nlartha Dean. and Mary liranees llorrance, lflsie Martin, Naney liluersole, and l'utl Cfaniphell. 5. Variety Show tieketx went like the last llershey at thirtl lunch when llarhara llaalen letl this flag drill. 6. l,eap Year and the tlrafr has taken its tollfilden has Axliby, York has ll.IlUl1l0I11l, liherxole has l.itltlell, antl Powell hax Richardson. Boys! lloyx! tlon't be fools! Stop struggling! 7. Dancing is fun! Note among the crowds Roy llantly and llettye Phillipe, l.yle Cfaxhion and Ruth Smith. and llookie litre and lrix Herral. X. Gene Nlistrot dancing with Mary llelle Manning: niee+ixn't she? V. Qian it he lhal this group of intlivitlualx has finally broken under the xtrain of six weeks' tests? lielton and lloekatlay look pretty well gone. Powell, l.arxen, Seholibn, Abney and Kavanaugh also have those dared exprexxionx. IU. looking at the dance floor, this could he culled, The Music Stopped. Lliut we kept on tlaneingj What about rliix. -lean? ll. Were not sure but we believe they're girls-yes, on second look we can recognive them as -leannine lfravier and Mary Helen Story! IZ. Lunch would be swell with company like this . . . look at themg there :ire Ann Putney, Alice Judson, Ann Poyner, Barbara Risdon, Alice York, and Mary Lou Schumacher. Mrs E. f .- wa. 53314 , 145.3 fi , I -5 sf .' W 1' . L21 5.1! '9'-:if .W .Q .-.. A2 its ,I I , 'Q I A ,yy 'Hs 0,34 , ' W, 1 '-f'.',f..:.! xr ., .4......unnnnnn. ....,............. .... ...,...........1.....- -1 ...-....--- lllllllllllll . . . Illll I . 11, . ffffllff I Mn' ,..... ,. 1, 1 n -un gf zz.. :::: 'V f I... I' W :Z :.:: ,B XZ! I 1 :ul 'I ,gf n g J 1 y I I 5 if - I... f 'Il ::: . 4 'n .: I v . un., x 4-. ' ' 'H . :::' . 4 f ' : : fa I' ' . .W Z n ICO!! ASSOCIATION A Salute to the senior members of the Orenda Staff, not more than seven, who for their outstanding Work have' been decorated with the ' order of the O. No greater glory could be given these departing grad uates than to know that they have been recognized as the most valuable members of the staff by their co-Workers. Members 19 3 8 ELIZABETH KNAPP ELIZABETH DENNIS FENWICK WHITE HESTER STEWART RALPH ANDERSON MARTHA RAY ALEXANDER CAROLYN KNAPP ALICE PICTON 1' ELIZABETH STERLING WILLIAM FOX MARGARET PETERSON MARY MARGARET WILSON ROY MOORE Page Seventy-Four Members 1 9 3 9 Eight Members due to tie ANN TUCK MARGIE MCENNIS OSCAR CADWALLADER Members 1940 BOB GAY EDWIN LANSFORD Members 1941 MARSHALL BLACK CAROLYN WILSON MARY Jo MCGINNIS Members 1942 JIMMIE BAYLESS BILLY FERGUSON MELANIE LEVY Members 1944 HALLIE BETH WALKER MARY SUE FOX CHARLOTTE WOOD TEX BAYLESS GRACE PICTON WAYNE BOWMAN DOW HAMM OLIVE LOCKHART ELLEN PICTON MARGARET ELLIOTT LETTALOU GARTH RALPH ATMAR q ,.. 1 12 , 5 BARN! S CHILLMAN -...V .i . 41' , ft J Cl .ARK Cfmom DANNHNBAUA1 Fox p mv mmxucn Jouxsnx 'il s P L29 5' g V f MlIll'DIlll Ml'IRSl'IIil'RGEK Mclil.ROY McFARIANl3 MON'l'GOMI'ZRY PANXS POLIARD RICINSIMGICN REST!-IR 1 'W' :. - ,,y l.'M ll'- s xv l if H3 A f , 41 sk is ix ' 7. r M ,KIKSIIXLL K , . pg ,H V Rl' INHAIFT' SN'lAm SKAGGS s'1'.Jol1N WALKER wvi':A'rHERAu, wmmun wniczmsi-zl. WILLIAMS WNSON. ' ARRONWHEAD A dunce cap in the corner of the school-room marked the dunce or mischievous, but there was no such sign of distinction for the intellectual -only a statement of praise from the teacher to be said, then forgotten. That was in grandpa's day-the time when there was no one swooner- crooner but a group of four with the famous-or was it notorious?- title of Barber-Shop Quartettef' ' Today in our school we have the Arrowhead Club. It is the ultimate goal by which a student may reach the highest scholastic honor in Lamar. Attaining this honor means days and weeks and months have been spent in worthwhile efforts. The qualincations are not only high averages, but also high ratings in leadership, cooperation, and loyalty. Every spring Arrowhead sponsors the May Fete of Lamar. Also it awards to the Arrowhead who has contributed more than anyone else toward maintaining Lamar's high ideals and standards, a loving cup which he may keep until school reopens in the fall. In '43 Evelyn Burke was chosen outstanding Arrowhead. H The officers are Hally Beth Walker, President, Madelyn Sinclair, Vice-president, Molly Barnes, Secretary, Bobby Howard, Treasurer, Mary Margaret Wilson, Attendance Clerk. The sponsors are Miss Drew Black Staggs and Miss Nell Morris. Page Seventy-Five n A, A , , . . , .y mg, L. ff - .. li 1' -'. .:-L 1 ilu -Y.: '- 1 + K ii: lt., N 'V-I!g,x',,g-23' lp 'if :xl5'gl '-'iff he ' WV' ' as! 24 hull U I A iw -- V vb. 1, .+--wi. 4 v I 4f2QvQRIff.s.fzCisyf 6 Efx I. 5 . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In 1922, the National Honor Society established a chapter and adopted an emblem. There are today in American high schools over 2000 chapters with an enrollment of over 25 0,000 members. The object of the Lamar chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote Worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. The emblem is the keystone and flaming torch, the colors are blue and gold. Mr. W. J. Moyes, our principal, is our sponsor. Lloyd Skaggs is president, Jack Marshall is treasurer, Hallie Beth Walker is Secretary. MEMBERS. 1943-1944 WALTER ABBOTT RALPH ATMAR JIM BAKER JOYCE BANOWSKY BETTY BARKLEY ANNE BARNES MOLLY BARNES COURTNEY BARRETT HELEN BENDER JACK BLANTON ANN BRAY CHARLOTTE' BRODEN EILEEN BROUSSARD ANNA MAE BROWN EUGENE BROWN FRANK BRYAN LOIS BELLE BURER MARY ELIZABETH BURKE MARY PATRICIA CADY JEANNE CARSEY LYLE CASHION JANE CHALMERS . PHYLLIS CHANCE HELEN CI-IILLMAN AUDREY CLARK CHIC CONRAD VIRGINIA CONRAD LESTER COPE BETSY COTTINCHAM MARILYN CRAWFORD MILES CROOM Page Seventy-Six . I W ' LIN CROSSMAN MARGARET CROSSMAN JULIETTE DANNENBAUM EARLINE DOUGLAS BERTIE DOZIER BETTIE EBAUGH JOANNE ELROD JANE FARNSWORTH SHIRLEY FARROW PAULENE FAUSER JEANNE FERGUSON ALICE FILLEY MARIAN FLEMING CLARITA FONVILLE BETTY JEAN FOX MARY SUE FOX FANCE FRANK GWENDOLYN GARNETT LETTALOU GARTH MARGARET GEE ELEANOR GRAHAM BOBBY GREEN RUSSELL HALL JOCELYN HARLESTON MARY HAY JEIRENNE HAYNIE BILL HAZLETT MALCOLM HERNDON DORRANCE HILL CHARLOTTE HITCHCOCK CAROLYN HODGE MARTHA HODSON NANCY HOOD ELLEN HOPKINS JEANE HORTON BOBBY HOWARD TEMPE HOWZE LILA SUE JOHNSON PRISCILLA JOHNSON ROGER JUDSON FRANK JUNGMAN ANN KAVANAUGH KAROL KELLEY ROBERT KELLEY MARY ANN KOLLE MARY JANE LANGLEY RICHARD LEWIS RAYMOND LOFTIN CLARENCE LOHMAN PAULINA LOVLI CHARLES LUCKY AVE JEAN MCDANIEL DAVID McELROY RUTH McFARLAND MILDRED MESTRAVICK DOROTHY MAHER BORIS MARKS JACK MARSHALL WOODS MARTIN FRANCES MARTYN SARA MEREDITH MARION MERSEBURGER , L . FFF GQR - I .i --4 -if S M lf. Q. 1 ,.1A,5Ci,J K 2-,yt ,f a sl, - - - 4 u.. JIMMY MEYERS MARILYN MILLER ELOISE MILTON ANN MONTGOMERY CAROLYN MONTGOMERY CHARLES MOODY ENID MOORE BETTYE MUIR ROBERTA MURFEE JOHN D. NORMAN MARILYN ODEN ELIZABETH OLSON VIRGINIA PANAS GEORGE PATRICK BOB PEAVEY BETTYE PHILLIPS MARY ALICE POLLARD KATHRYN POWELL LUELLO RATTO ARTHUR REICHART ANAH JUNE REINHART PATSY REINSHAGEN PEGGY JANE RESTER HERMAN RETHMEYER BETTY ANN RETTIG STANLEY ROSS PAULINE RUDOLPH DE WITT SANDERS WILLARD A. SCHAEEEER JOANNE SCHERER JETTA SCHUMACHER MARY LOU SCHUMACHER HOLLY SHEFFIELD e L i7i' :- V . ' , .- ' I -' -, T' , ' 4 ' .- I fi - ' ' ' , , -'ILL ik A' . QR , V' mg5iATibNAlf In w fvhgymfgwywaam HONOR CSOC IETX- .--I , H5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership In the National Honor Society IS based On scholarslup, fr . . Ji leadership, character and service. Not more than fifteen percent of any P91 High Eleven class may be elected to membership. Not more than five W percent of the High Ten class may be elected during the sixth semester, A and not more than ten percent of the Low Eleven class may be elected i'3A before the end of the seventh Semester in which the standards for elec- tion have been attained. Members are elected by a council consisting of gf the principal and other members of the faculty. 'Iii' MEMBERS 1943-1944 ,f ELIZABETH SIMMONS CLYDE WILLIAMS CHARLOTTE WOOD lf MADELYN SINCLAIR JAMES WILSON SARA WOODWARD LLOYD SRAGGS MARY MARGARET WILSON HARRY WRIGHT -' MARILYN SMIDTH ' LAURALEE SMITH PATSY SMITH Q RUTH SMITH TOM SMITH 'i DORIS SPEICH ' .5 ELLA BESS ST. JOHN '-Sa ANNE STEVENSON C3 PHILLIP STEVENSON MARY STEWART Agp CHARLES HARRIS SWARTZ 3:1 THOMASINE THELEN ' fm ARLYNN VEE THOMPSON S+ MARY LYNN THOMPSON -ji ORALYNN THWAITES 2-3 DAVID TINCH j- DOROTHY TOMLINSON BETTY UNDERWOOD fix , ELIZABETH VAIL WYNONA VICTERY 4,4 ELOISE VINSON -155' BEVERLY VOORHEES ,lg HALLY BETH WALKER 5 BETTY ANN WARNER I PEGGY WEATHERALL MARY JOSEPHINE WEDGE V r f' ELAINE WEIR MARCIA WEISS '6 I DAVID WHIGHTSEL M- CHRISTINE will-LIAMS Walker Marshall Skaggs Page Sewnfy-ScI'erz L 'A WIS? 'JIS 3' kb 'ev' ., ' .- ' iiillg .1 ' . ,ar If Lug, iv . Y . we-si Rf- ' -H4 II le, L S' -51:31.-AIQSEEIIII-vc.:-5-9' f.3. :Q ?fwlIth1ifrfA:1ES.v-R5u!isEfEzLaI.,' I ' A V. 4-5-au fax' . H. 'f.-' SL- i-.2. 1E-'xl 'ff 13 ' '17 1 - 1' 515 1-T- f 'l,.: fA ' i 'F' 75- i v 1' ' I1 -- 1' K' ' ' 7115- 'K 'Vi' ' I . ORENDA STAFF 1944 Editor. , Mary Margaret W'ilson Club Editor. , . . . ,. Marilyn Oden Assistant Editor Betsy Cottingham Assistant Club Editor .. . ,Bettie Ebaugh Art Editor . Lettalou Garth Girls' Sport Editor ,. , ,. Helen Allen Literary Editor ,Madelyn Sinclair Boys, Sport Editor. .. Jack Marshall Class Editor . Hally Beth Walker Business Manager . , .. .. Roy Moore Typing Editor . . Mary Sue Fox Charlotte Wood Mounting Editor . Ralph Atmrir Circulation Staff ,. Sara Woodward School Life Editor . . Bobby Howard Peggy Res ter As tempus fugitned for the Romans, so did it for the 1944 Orenda Staff Cespecially around deadline timej. To get the Orenda to the printerls on time or not to get the Orenda there on time, that was the question. To get the Orenda out before the end of school or to spend the summer doing it was another question. In spite of a late start the staff rolled up their sleeves and Went to work fighting the ever-present pitfalls of deadlines, wartime shortages, and Wartime conditions. Now, as the Orenda goes to press, the Weary and worn staff collapse into their chairs and hope, sincerely, that you will enjoy the wartime Orenda of 1944. Helen xveinbcfg S 110 rim rx ., Drew Black Staggs Ar! .... Mary ,lo VC'hitc X ' ' ' , 1 ,.?::f,:p::?f,:,5 Izgggzgfto.-lifes ,ifzffzfp ' D 59:66 ,Ao.b,:a,.,,'4Q no I' ll, ' r 1 ,fi 3. P 2 5 B, 9 . Pt -P Ay 5 k , .... ,,-M !' s . .I 'Qi bf?-?'? , . -xg W - , Kgs, ,SVS 5 -. W .1 Page Seventy-Eight 4' .- 'Tb . ' 643 'Il' '7' .' - QQ Vo il pm 'W Miles Croom Madelyn Sinclair STUDENT COUNCIL Founded1937 The backbone of our family! And what a strong one it is, too. It keeps law and order in our big house and sees to it that all our rela- tions adhere to rules. Student representatives meet every two weeks to discuss family affairs. The conducting of elections and the presenting of programs are handled by this group. OFFICERS Miles Croom President Maclelyn Sinclair Secretary Molly Barnes . . , Yice-president Ruth Smith . . . ,. . ., Treasurer Run' I: Beverly Hollingsworth, Nora Potts. Kathryn Powell. Rush Stephenson. Patsy Smith, Chris XVilli.1ms. Rau' Il: Patricia Penn, Anna Mac Brown, Mary Jule Matthews, Betty Ann W'arncr, Mary Belle Man- ning. H. I.. Britton. Ray Collins. ,lack Blanton. Ron' III: Holly Shcrlicld, Frank Kuhn, Sandy Dale, jack Marshall, lfllcanor Graham, Bobby Howard. Rau' IV: Edward Hearn, Alice Fillcy, Raymond Loftin, Nancy Kistcn, Fritv Scyfarth. Page Eighty Molly Barnes Ruth Smith STUDENT COUNCIL Founded 1937 This year the council did itself proud by publishing the directory- and did they sell fast!-5 by approving and accepting charters, so that the boys may now have social clubsg by leading a bigger and better campaign for Book Week Qwhich tallied this time bigger and better resultsj. CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Chris Willianis . . . Bulletin Board Molly Barnes Program -lack Marshall, , ..... . ,..Charter Miss Helen Weinberg . Sponsor Rau' I: Carolyn Dellmmmc, Margaret Lucas, Mary Louis Rutliermel, Bertie Lou lliwier, ,lett.i Seliu' mnelier, Roberta Murfee. Rww Il: Courtney Barrett, Betty Alu iloplin, Lorelei Ladner, Mary Louise Gaitlier, lliy Kenuclly, Mary Burke. Run' Ill: Peggy Rester, .lo Anne Caldwell, Virginia Kane, Nl.irtli.i Ann Moore, C'.amlyn -Innes, ll.irry XYriglit. R111l'll': -lim liielizirtlmii, Charles Tiglic, Ben Himnmnd. Betty Bundy, Nlnrllin llmlxuii, lxflllllf l'l.ii'dy. Nu! in Pii'flfl'i': .Iolm David Norman, Clarence Stumliotler, Tim XVe.ilxley. Page Eigbfy-One if 131, 1'2l S T. Q :,'?3 i3g5'il?5fi Ron' I: Marion Abney, Sidney Adler, Glenn Brooks, Helen Cliillmnn, Clarita Fonville, Fance Frank, I,ett.iluu Garth, Malcom Herndon. Run' Il: Karol Kelley, M.1ry Ann Kolile, Billy Kolter, Clarence Lolimnn, Mary Elizabeth Merrem Marion Merseberger, Anali ,lune Reinlmrt, XY'ill.ird Schaeffer. Rea' Ill: Betty Scale. Pliil Stevenson. Mary Stewart, Elizabeth Vail, Marcia NY'eiss, H. G. Wliirtinggon. sEQUoYHA The Sequoyha Club was formed with the idea of encouraging the writers of Lamar by discussion and criticism, and has since evolved into a group of self-styled literary geniuses who delight in arguing over the slaying of a sentence, the torturing of a participle, or the resurrecting of an iambic foot. Whether or not this explosive destruction of each other's manuscripts is responsible for any literary honors conferred on the members is hard to say, however, Sequoyha points with pride to Malcolm Herndon, Helen Chillman, Fance Frank, Clarence Lohman, Clarita Fonville, and Glen Brooks, Whose poems have Won places in the Texas High School Poetry Anthology, and to Helen Chillman and Marcia Weiss, who represented Lamar in the Interscholastic League Essay Con- test. Also, the club has compiled its own anthology to present to the school library, so that Lamar may gaze at the next generation of literary leaders and say, I remember, I remember. The sponsor is Miss Margaret Buchanan. -HELEN CHILLMAN. Page Eigfify-Tivo .a f , -r A 4i.a1f5?iv.fii 'i TEXAS JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE '24 M M f ' ,, ' ,, g- I 5 I f . I tm., , , N1 -, W, . B ags ' 'K as .. 1 J i Une of the first clubs to bud on our family tree was the Lamar chapter of the Texas junior Academy of Science. For those who have scientific hobbies, it provides fun and fellowship, both of which are so 1 5 very necessary for a happy family. Indoor meetings, where the members discuss various scientiic matters Qand they really doll, alternate with outings for the study of unusual biological and mineralogical specimens. V This year,s activities culminate in each memberis developing a project or preparing a paper on a scientific subject of his own choice. At the fall meeting of the Texas Academy of Science in Austin, 5 Bob Albertson was chosen the most representative boy in the state science 'f clubs! What stylish relations have we! - The officers are Bob Albertson, president, Miles Croom, vice presi- .Q dent Cfall termj g Walter Abbott, vice president fspring termj 5 Marion 1' Merseberger, secretary, Raymond Loftin ffall termj, Jim Richardson , Qspring termj , treasurer, Carolyn Croom, publicity chairman, John Goldsmith, sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Edna Miner is sponsor. f 1 Ron' I: Ray Ledlie, Bill Milstend, G. C. Gaeke, David Coburn, Carolyn Croom, Ulrich Merten, Dor- -3' othy Burkett, Virginia Willrich. Ron' II: Mary Sue Fox, Karol Kelly, Anali june Reinhart, Everett Brown, Walter Abbott, Bob Albert- son, Marion Merseburger, Eugene Brown, jean Cameron, john Goldsmith, Connie Andrews, NII'S.IiLll1L'l Miner. .Lf Ron' III: Henry Lichty, jacqueline Mabry, jim Richardson, Roger judson. james Metcalf, Marilyn f Iinstridge, lflimbcth Vail, Lin Crossman. i ' i 3 e I . W 1: J I l ' ., . Page Eigbly-Three -1 . vi, ,4- I I f ' .Q ii ' ., . . ,I wi . n -. .. . -- f...:.f.ir- .'i,'-'7'3J'.11.+ rr:-in f I . .wtf if-. 1? law I A 5 'if we l.t. Colonel james liarle Freeman Sergeant Richard M. Nizmi Lt. Colonel Lyle M. Cushion Regimental Commander Commandant of Cadets Regimental Commander liall I9-13 Spring I9-14 RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The Reserve Officers Training Corps, organiyed in Houston, Texas, under policies of the XY'ar Department, is established to provide systematic military training at rivil educational institutions for the purpose of qualify- ing selected students of such institutions for appointment as reserve orlieers and non-commissioned officers in the military forces of the United States, if the occasion should arise. The ultimate purpose of the ROTC in the Houston High Schools is to develop in the male student a high sense of patriotic citizenship and an interest in the individual responsibility of citizenship toward the prescr- xation and protection of American institutions and ideals. lfligibility to membership in the Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps is limited by Army Regulations to male citi- zens of the United States, who are not less than 14 years of age, whose hodily condition indicates that they are physically fit to perform military duty. or will he upon the arrival of military age. The total number of ROTC cadets allotted to the Houston High Schools is fixed by the Commanding Cien- eral, Eighth Service Command, and is based upon the funds allotted to him by the Xlfar Department for this activity. The Houston ROTC Brigade is under the leadership and command of Colonel S. G. Harrison, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and his assistant, Majar John A. Mann. Viaior Harvey O. Bcelcr JoAnn Durham I-x Ofiicer Fall y43 Capt. I.. Roy Bandy Regimental Adjutant r... . Plans and Training Oflicer Shirlec Peterson Ruth Smith Nlaior Robert H Taylor Ex-Officer Spring 44 Capt. Price C. Crawford Capt. Malcolm M. Herndon Supply Ofhcer Aint 'I ai, 1 . . - ---v-yi arg., . , 1. COMPANY R. O. , W r,..,q V: A fa . 1. ,' '1 1. -1 3, A u tl 4 , . , .- 4 ' 4 1' Capt. lldward Hearn Joyce Umbcrficld lst Lt. Gideon ,Innes 'SW't.4 QSM X trys ,J H. .A .F X 'I :'1 '.. r- M . '- 'f:'l ..' t. '11 .mf wif . Ak? mi 'sq 1 L' all COMPANYUBH ,.f . V ' 7h 1? .,.J 'F 'f' a , 5 1 if :mi 1? - ,1 . , . . ,rn ,HI , , , Ii ,Qu 1,. -51 Capt. Woods Martin Peggy Ellis Ist Lt. Lester Cope Q E '-.N Iii Wi' t .- .51-.-,, . 0 X L. -- '- J' . ' A ' . -- ' 1 1 .- v - L' 1 ' Q' t L 4 mia .t ...- M- ,A is gif I ' :qs rf' ,, 3 S J f L , 11 - 4-' ' L' A :M V A, 7? lv -.. ':., P I v :E 1 L ,. ,. . .Ag Q..- L F I, L L ,aw eg. 2'2- w Lag, wg ., E242 1'1 3' Srl! vy, N14 ww- .- 1 . .IL W, ' 7 PL COMPANY C V R. O. Capt. Vernon Hill Patsy Smith lst Lt. Bruce Bclin COMPANY D .5 Pe Tr' '-1' .a1, .- . 41: H ., ly- ' Capt. Edward Brandt Nora Potts lt Lt. Leo Srakemiller V, Dwi' . , . ET' X - ., 'V - -, fi 4.-:.w-f v- - . , , '- -- - ,, , 5 uf . ,,.5g, , ,A .Q ,H qs 1, l , 5 , 1 . . , .., . . . , i eh 'gf ,s . J . 4 N., -,E ' gn .,w-,,, V , f , X. , '. fp I' 41 If ',-...' 'J -'ff ' -'Q '.!'- ' 'A, ?i 1 V, Alma. V' 4- , W- '42 . ' .' ' Z: : f T 1..f.nJ3' 'Nw-f '4-QL:-zla'-v.f'.eAf'S-Q.f :Q-61 .llmiiu--'HL1 1'.f1.?.f ,.'1f3eJL-.5-,F4f1P',z5!hi!fA ' ' 1 ti COX1 PANY l' R. O. Capt. Philip Stcvuniun Sara Holden lst Lt. Franklin Brmlcrick T. Q. Capt. Richard Ferguson Frances Rai.: lst Lt. Richard Lewis I BAND Mg.--4-. y Jw, ROTC OFFICERS' CLUB This club, under the sponsorship of Sergeant Richard Niemi, is an organization composed of the officers of the ROTC. The club's purpose is to promote interest among the cadets, to make more efficient officers, and to maintain a high status in military discipline. Relieving the monotony of drills and parades, the annual ball is held for officers and their dates from every public high school in the city. This year the dance took place on January Z0 at the Arabia Temple. As a flash from a shining saber adds sparkle to a parade of cadets, so radiated the sponsors who increased interest with their appearance in all reviews. Dressed in real militar I st fle and tailorin 1, each irl marched 5 5 B 3 with the company to which she was chosen by the officer in charge. By their charm and vivacity girls played a large part in the elevation of the cadets' morale. The club elected no officers this year. Since it's customary for the cadet-officer of highest rank to act as president, Lyle Cashion, Lieutenant Colonel, filled this position. Noi in Pirllzrzw Ralph L. Atmar, james B. Belin, Louis R. Bryan, Ronald L. Bynes, Nli'illiam L. Cara- way, Miles L. Croom, Ronald XV. Davenport, James B. Davis, Richard M. Ferguson, Orville D. Gaither, Walter NW. Gamache, joe T. Gibbs, james Q. Goodrum, Cecil H. Huey, Roger VV. Kroenke, Philip M. Leach, W'arren B. Leach, Richard Lewis, Clarence Lowman, Donald W. Long, David B. McElroy. john C. Pachl' hofer, Robert H. Peavey, Williani B. Pitts, Maurice E. Robinowitz, Leo S. Stakemiller, jack E. Stalsby, joe D. Sugg, David H. Tinch, W'illiam G. Vaughan, Richard A. Wlilliams. Rou' I: David Arny, Lawrence R. Bandy, james H. Barnett, Harvey O. Beeler, Edward D. Brandt, Franklin C. Broderick, Lyle M. Cashion. Rou' II: Lester E. Cope, Price C. Crawford, Edward B. Hearn, Malcolm M. Hearndon, Vernon G. Hill. Gideon T. xlanies, W'illiam F. Krause. Rau' Ill: Wfilliam Marshall. W'oods Martin, Frank H. Shellield, Philip M. Stevenson. Robert E. Taylor, Howard Van Eaton. Page Elqbfy-Eight Q I Q E I-IAIENONIS The pm-pmc nf :hu club is ro cnrcruun wirh rhcir vinging. Tlwcycnn do iuwricv: to aux' clnuiu .xml swing our on :lic clnwnlvcnl for muxic wl1nr'w wnlinlf Run I, M.urn.un Almuy, Belly lcv .Xrmlnuucr. Lurulyn Hurry, lllmrlnuc Bnulin, flurlullx' Ilxndcn, Hilda 1,.u'lwn, .lmnu Lnrwy. Kun II: juan vman. -Iunu nn, .mm luring, I., .mm 1.l...n, Ii, nm.. Alia I-illcy, Gloria fhrrcu, Run III: ,Iuycc Lhwlwv, W'illn Mnv llvwx, lris llfrrnl, l'.1t Hmlwu. Karol In-Ilcy, Marv lame lmnglcx. ltallinc l.cnnx, Rnu Il': Ruse- mmrv lewis. Cicurgia Nlclhmcl, ,lun Nlaucwn, Pmuy Quo Nlucllcring, r 4 1' 'G X iii. 5 Q .fr: I x . Haig, .,- W 'I'hc ntlircrs .ircr Sliirluc I'cturwn. pruxidcnzq Alice lfilley. vice-prcsinlent: Kulwrunv llurkc Ifnll rcrmi. Sally Walker Qspring zcrml, Secretary: Sally Walker lfalll, Pai Hudxon Qspringl. Lrcaxurcr: Pan Hudson Lfalll, Katy Kuy qxpringl. chaplain: Pu liuwlcuu, publicity chairman. Mr. Lee S. . xnim .l X,..,....,r. i Run V: Ann Muhr, Marjorie Munzaguc, Buffy Joyce Morgan, Elizabeth Olsen, Libby lluulx, Shirlcc Peterson, Cfnrul Picrnzc. Ron VI: Peggy Pike, Peggy Rcxxcr, Bvvcrly Rullim, Macile Row, Edna Ann Sexton, Betty Styli- lcr, Joanne Shanks. Kun VII: Dc Ann Slnw, Frances Sieling, Peggy Silll, Nina Urquhart, Judy Walker, Polly Warns, Elaine Weir. Ron' VIII: Mary. Lou Wilson, Wynellc Wilson, Sara Woodward, Betty Brown Wyatt. H Y Shunling: Billy Busch, Sally O'Donoliue, Ruth Thomason. Frou! In bark frigbfj: Diane Dockery, Mary jane Langley, Patty Ruth Jennings, Betty Terry, Ray Collins, Rheaford Bell. Frou! lo buck llvflj: Gillard Rowe, Willard Schaeffer, Helen Chillman, David Snelling, Allen King- horn. No! in Piulnrv: Bob Heller, Martha Hodson, Sue Ann Baskin. Mrs. I-ltlitli Cox Page Ninrly LAMAR LIBRARY Since a library requires much attention to keep things in tip-top order, the assistants seen hasten- ing hither and thither are a great help to our libra- rians, Mrs. Edith Cox and Mrs. Mabel Orman. That all work is not without reward is easily seen not only by the invaluable training the students receive but also by the credit they get which amounts to one-half a credit per two semesters and 30 points. This year for the first in the history of our family, the assistants bought pins which they showed off with much pride. What could be more fitting to single out these assistants than a tiny gold scroll and quill fastened together to make a mighty attractive pin that only these students are eligible to wear! Sfdllilifl-Qi Malcolm Herndon, Carolyn Hnrshbarger, Charles Lucky. lfroui I0 bark frigbfj: Hally Beth Walker, Betty Ann Warner, Nlary Ann Kolle, Glen Brooks, Beverly Simpson, Gradylenc jordan. Frou! Io fmrk llrflj: Paulina Lovli, june Labat, Beatrice Shapiro, Pat Irvin, Ann Parker, Fay Kcnnurly. LAMAR LIBRARY Whether for information on that term theme subject, or for the report due in English, or for a moment of relaxation-both mentally and phys- ically-the library of Lamar offers all of these. It is a large, airy, and peaceful room through which approximately 450 students pass each day. With an extensive assortment of magazines, maps, papers, and pamphlets, those numerous shelves also contain A 8000 books of Hction, facts, and special features. In the room a section is devoted in memoriam U to David Fenwick White. The White collection is composed of books presented as gifts by friends and relatives of Fenwick. They are valuable treas- ures which will be lasting memorials to so fine 3 boy- Mrs. Clarence kjl'lll.lIl Page NilIl'f-H'-Oil? ,.f Row I: Helen Allen, Thelmal Grosse, Barbara Haden, Iiloise Hand. Nlen1fJi'r'v W'ilfmHf Plrillrei: Clarita Fonvi ee Allen, Mary jo Andrews, Shirley Beard. jo Ann Bering, -lonelle Buck- ley, l.ois Belle Burer, Virginia Conrad. Rnu' II: Virginia Conrad, Patricia Corrigan, Betsy Cottinghain, Marilyn Crawford, Alonnelle dellrueys, Bertie Lou Duvier, Mildred lillett. Elizabeth Elliot. Rau' IV: Carolyn Harshbarger, lflise Hawkins, Martha Hudson. llc, Anita Gillis, Patty Park. Virginia Townsend. PALAMAR Patty Palamar, attired in feathers, ruffled skirt and lacy garters swunv ' t ' ls into line along with the other Palamar Can-Can girls and smiled into the crowd. W'hat a crowd there was, too-laughing, cheering, and generally en- joying the unique Naughty Nineties Night dance! She was proud of Palamar's giving so much gaiety to our school that night. Throughout the year she found many other things to be proud of such as the junior members being taken in with that beautiful ceremony, the selling of war bonds and stamps, the making of Christmas trees for the Red Cross, the selling of Christmas seals, and the planning of the Formal which was really something to shout about! Last of all she was proud of all her older sisters in the club to h w om she had to say good-bye. This, indeed, is Z1 year to add to the family album because it is worth remembering. Rau' Ill: Marian Fleming, Mary Sue Fox, joan Fredley, Betty French, l.ettalou Garth, Betty Faye el Q1 K 1,- NG! as ' x Rau I: Alice Judson, luult Kemp louise LLGros Sara 0 lui Ninn Xlatlxtxille Irmtts Nlirtxn Mary ilule Matthews, Marilyn Mi er Rau' ll: Carolyn Montp,om1.ry lLg.,g,y Vlullms Ann Powncr Party Radford Pnsy Rumlnt,en lolly Rollins, Margie Slierar, Bern Simmons Run Ill: Dinne Stansell Marx Stumrt H1lly lieth NX alker Bettx Ann w1fl1Lf Vmkie Whitt Nlarx Margaret Wilson. Charlotte Wood Sara W oodvs 1rd OFFICERS FOR 194319 Helen Allen , .. .. Betsy Cottinglmm . .. Mary Margaret Wilson Lois Belle Burer Charlotte YVood Elise Hawkins , .. Carolyn Montgomery Berry Si 111i1 1ons Margie Shernr Mrs. Ula Hennes . Innior A'll'Hll7l'1'.Vf Betty Gretee Qlmthlm Pltrien Penn B'lll3l!'l Pielxtlioint Ann Putney, Barbara Risdon Arlynn Thompson Yvonne Tuttle T . ' K I 'IQ' I N A M t ,wifi twill ll Q... --Nw ,-v ' av :jf gg xg-if L fit,-Q.,-1 null - , 1. ..1 Tmgiv-v:,:f2wl V 1 nl :TSI .pg S.. Q . Y la V, .L QAM f Li Li K L. if . I. f-. I in 3 , it . ' Ron' I: Harriet Alderson. W'aymon Aldcrson, Molly Barnes, joyce Banowsky, janet Birkelbach, Betty 'rl ' Agnes Blades, joan Burt. Run' ll: Helen Cashman, Audrey Clark, Mollie Comiskey, Patsy Courtin, lfunicc Crawford, Earlinu Douglas, .lo Anne lilrotl. Rau' III: Grace Iivcrts, jane Farnsworth, l.ouine Fontaine, Betty Jean Fox. Beverly Frambach, Ella Mae Gehring, Iillcanor Graham. i CHUMS Since the horse-and-buggy days of Lamar, Chums has been among the top-ranking social clubs. They were in our first album back in '37, f ' and they're still carrying on with that well-known Chums enthusiasm. By contributing a year's subscription to the Heritage Press Books, E' Chums has proved to be a valuable asset to our family. The Christmas idea was truly displayed when the air was filled with V holiday spirit, the ornaments on a huge Christmas tree, which was later il' presented to the U. S. O., glittered in the glow of green, red, blue, and , ,sig yellow lights and added that certain tingle to the gaiety in the room. tr - : ,A Their formal was extraordinary and memorable. The large sale of Christ- Lx, mas seals, which the girls so earnestly and diligently sold, was extraordi- sf r- nary and also memorable. Paw NlI7tf1 I-0111 F' ,y- i' Q ily ' f -15? 'ff' v ' f i- ' A .,. . , O Q. - z .Q , Qin l f 41- 1 H li i . -f. - .wa ,' -' 11 . . nfl- :' ' , ' 1,.,- , -Q ' if . - ' -' . r . .. . - x.' ', if gl Aff'::,5,r,,. ,i .,1.'l,,' V WA., . , , , A 5 '--'Q ' ,V L31 in L.,,'Q'-SA - I MA' L, . . i X :.3,:':51'..s .Pe 9, 7 r - in 4' 4 V .-'Q' i'7'.. f'9':' -- f 1,2 . f we-1-3. . f -f ' .. v , A ' 121' f -93 'VZ W -'-t - f '52-' of ,gsm-i-1 -1 . 'J-.3 ' f .1 f +--L '- 5 , V .fn V ,,...,.,.....-1-ai, .M .L La . ,..f1-'vw , -...au - .V-1.1 -.agar - '.i,..u:fax1.:q'.-ii. f .J ' A 511.9-...s'., .:1iL4 sa7 aa .J A 21: . . s.. a .. W ai ...-1... murals amy WMM ami iii , , F, ,Nm ., .,...,.,.,, -,.,,.-..--ns ,, -- --1-q,,gv, ,S . lu .. , ,. talk.. -. , -.I- A 'W -GUY Y!! as Ron' l: Marguerite Griner, Claire Henley, Doris Hill, Nancy Hood, Shirley Hummel, Priscilla johnson. Rau' ll: jackie Mabry, Betty Muir, Gloria Neuhaus, Bettye Phillips, Katy Powell, Jody Scherer, Mary I.ou Schumacher. Ron' Ill: W'ooltie Sinclair, Pin Spencer, Joyce Umberheld, Louise Xlilird, Mary -lo Wedge, Fern W'icse 5 i ' ' Chri Vs ilhams. CHUMS The traditional Chums Carnival and Dance was really a highlight of the social season. It was given in a country-ish style with barkers, side- shows, and cotton candy. Gloria Neuhaus, acting as fortune-teller, drew quite a crowd while the freak show attracted many a wide-eyed spectator. Oflicers are as follows: Molly Barnes, president, jane Farnsworth Cfall termj, Chris Williams fspring termj, vice-presidentg Bettye Phil- lips, secretary, Mary Jo Wedge, treasurer, Wookie Sinclair, social chair- man, Elleanor Graham, sergeant-at-arms, Earline Douglas, publicity chairman, Beverly Frambach, junior membership chairman, Betty Jean Fox, sports chairman, Eunice Crawford, charity chairman, Mollie Claire Comiskey, chaplain. Miss Ella Mae Gehring is sponsor of the club. Page NiIll'f'1'-Filft' A ' x me J' H 4 dr' A if .. -V l ,y.. ,. I X iam V A,f1 ,3L 4.3: f YQ.1 1: . -H -il -.1-gl iam, --r-by . Qi, up ,bug -14,4 i- '- ., ' 5 'E5i:Jill5i?mT3.ifq2.gL,ip.'L hm -, H . i ' l i ' ' ' i' I- ., ,Y .YL ,, . 1 I v. Q 4 .- . r VA' I at Rau' I: Anne Arnold, Betty -Io Bundy, Betty jane Burk, Ann Campbell, Barbara Cheesman, Rose Marie Clark, Lnuise Cox, Rau' Il: Carolyn Crnom, Martha Dean, Diane Dockery, Mary Frances Dormnce, Bertie Ebaugh, Nancy libersnle, Hettie Page Garwnod. Rau III: Sally Hafner, Marian Harland, .Ieirrene Haynie, Tempe l'lUVV7C, Elsie Martin, Frances Mc- flown. NIWAUNA One of the youngest clubs in our social whirl is the Niwauna Club. Already in its hardly begun career it has been organized twice, the first time in '41 by girls the same age who graduated last yearg the second by thirty-five of our cousins in the junior class of ,43. Niwauna, like the other clubs, donated its services by selling Christ- mas seals, making favors for soldiers at camps, and giving a party for the Mexican children at Hawthorne School. A young club with young ideas--and mighty good ones too-is the Niwauna. Valentine greetings delivered by the girls and the Four O'Clock Frolic, an afternoon dance, were two of their very novel inspirations. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lucien Powell, we're expect- ing great big things from a great little club! Page Ninefy-Six ' ti-.. an f - .iW.'f --f ?'T3'f P..'f'fM2'T4'-i 'ff' J H, . F as ir . gf Row I: Mary Elizabeth Merrem, Ann Montgomery, Martha Ann Moore, Gladys Mugig. Roberta Murfee, Marilyn Oden, Patricia Perry. Run H: Margaret Pickett, Maud Michaux Powell, Nancy P'Pool, Leah Rae Rhodes, Mary Louis Rother- mel, ,letra Schumacher, Betty Blount Scale. Ron' III: Anne Stevenson, Betty Strickland, jo Ann Turrentine, Mary Weismann, Betty Whitefield, Floreiiice XViIls. OFFICERS FOR FALL SEMESTER Jetta Schumacher .. . . . .. President Maud Powell . . .. . Sergeant-at-Arms Marilyn Oden . . . . . . .... Vice-president Bettie Ebaugh . . Parliamentarian Martha Ann Moore . Recording Secretary Nancy Ebersole junior Member Chairman Roberta Murfee Corresponding Secretary Barbara Cheeseman . Publicity Chairman Louise Cox .. . .. . .. .,.. .. Treasurer Martha Dean . . Sports Chairman OFFICERS FOR SPRING SEMESTER Roberta Murfee. . .. . . President Elsie Martin.. . . Sergeant-at-Arms Marilyn Oden . .Vice-president Louise Cox . . . Parliamentarian Martha Ann Moore. . .Recording Secretary Barbara Cheeseman junior Member Chmn. Jetta Schumacher. Corresponding Secretary Mary Louis Rothermel. Publicity Chairman Margaret Ann Pickett.. .....,.. . Treasurer Anne Stevenson . .. Sports Chairman JUNIOR MEMBERS Sue Ann Baskin, Beverly Hollingsworth, Lelia Kidd, Carolyn O,Connell, Camille Orn, Alice York. Page Ninely-Sezwz f isirv. , -fn .N --'13 59 .izbfhg r ...fl t u k If 1 'i . A, 4 i :Li W .L 'Ff- . Q: I as he ' u' -A ff L' a . lv ,Ti +1 1 ..,4 rad h Q.: v'- 'vis .i. J., .egg 'Q . nf? init' . -1 in Pi i-.ag .- if '- 34 av - wi H.. w fi hr, ea . aw. . 5' MQ. LE fv- Qs my Q Q 'A is was .--, Q- t if Q. ':-- g Q Qll- 4 K S' s i ..,: J ww 5 I M i ' lnniur Merl1f1i'i'x: Carolyn liarlow, Wilma Bell, Patti liurtner, Pat Clarniieliael, Betty Clieatlaam, Lola Margaret Daniell, Mary Ann lsolle, klean Milner. Cecil lioliloll. Run I: Lillian liell, ,limmie Boyd, laieile Burns, Lola Ann Carlon, jane Clialmers, .lanie Bee Uawe, Paulene lfauser. Run ll: Aleanne Ferguson, Alice liilley, llarrilee Hale, Dorothy jones, Gwenn Kemp, Betty Killougli, Nancy Kisten. Kon' Ill: .lune Labat, Paulina Lovli, -lean Matteson, Sally Q3i1J0l10l1UC, lilivabetli Olson, Betty Parker, I.eann Parrisli. R tti , Betty ,lane Rieger. Carmen Russo, Peggy Sills. Ron' IV: Lynne Pevateatix, Ruth Fosgate, I.ouella Ratto, .Ioyce e g Rua' V: Marilyn Sltipwitli, Rutli Tliomfon, Nina Urquliart, Eloise Vinson, Beverly XY'asliburn, Polly Vfatts. Noi in Pi4'llH'i': Nancy Clarkson, Dorotliy Tomlinson. Belles-and well iniglit these girls elaim tliis name, for tlaey not only promote Charity, but also lend a hand to tlie family's soeial events. Tlieir outstanding and generous contributions to tlae Reel Cross, Faitli Home, tlie Tuberculosis Hos- ital and tlie Gonlales Vfarm Surines Foundation have earned for tlieni a distinction. Youll tliink that all tliese activities P l . woultl take up all llielr time, but tliey alon'tl NVl1y, tlie swings and flings that tliey liave sponsoretl tlns year would be a featlier in anylJotly's eap. Orlieers are: Mary Hay, president ffall termbg Nancy Kisten, viee-president Cfall termj, president fspring termjg .loyee Rettig, viee-presidem lspring termjg Alice Filley, recording secretary: Ruth Tlionason, treasurer: Iililabetli Olson. sergeant- al-armsg Betty Parlter, social eliairmanq -lean Matteson, Cliarity elaairmang Jeanne Ferguson. sports eliairmang Peggy Sills, ticket eliairmang Betty Killougli, parlianientarian, Beverly W'.isliburn, corresponding secretary Lfall lCl'l11J1 Betty ,lane Reiger, corresponding secretary tspring termjz -loyee Rettig, publicity chairman, Miss Nlary .lo White, sponsor. Page Nizzffy-Eigbf lv . .. g J SEMINAR They also serve-H can be said for the Seminar, one of the oldsters in our family tree. They rendered their services this year by knitting and sewing for the Houston Chapter of the Red Cross and by acting as host- esses in the school activities. A noteworthy thing about the Seminars is their interest and cooper- ative UD attitude. Both characteristics are prerequisites for admission into the club. Membership is limited to Hfty under the sponsorship of Mrs. Evie Summers. During the two semesters the Seminars did their share of entertain- ing. They gave several pay dances, a candy sale, and a spring formal. What a dance tool It was really an event to remember, a perfect send- off for the year. Virginia Kroesche is president, Harriette Edwards, vice-presidentg Marcia Atlas, secretary, Joan Hunsaker, treasurer, Marian Pierce, par- liamentariang Hazel Johnson, sergeant-at-arms. The sponsor is Mrs. Evie Summers. Rau' Donahue, Rou' Jacobsen, Rau' I: Nan Alexander, Eddie Jean Atkins, Marcia Atlas, Grace Bashara, Eileen Cooley, Mary Jane Hari-iette Edwards. II: Rowena Griflitt, Sara Holden, Betty Jean Howard, Dorothy Huff, Joan Hunsaltcr, Jean Marjory Jenn. Ill: Marie Jett, Lina Glenn John, Hazel Johnson, Thelma Kiernan, Virginia Kroesche, Betty Joyce Morgan, Joanne McCollum. Koa' IV: Jeanne Palmie, Libby Peck, Marian Pierce, Billie Pullen, Pat Roof, Betty Shaw, Jean Stewart. Not in pirlurv: W'illa Mae Havner, Pat Ingolf, Pattie Parkin, Lib Sims. Junior lJflt'Nll1l'fXI Betty Lou David, Jeanne Deats, Betty Jo Greaner, Ruth Haining, Jane Prophet, Dolores Parsons, Bessie Stratton, Isabell Troxell. 3.v.i, 1 i . - Fil' ' J rr i .L- ii J 7? , Y,-A W3 ' YS 4 Y . . . ,Q 6. is l 1,12 sa , . I E L J A .eil if .ht all 22 'Fl A lf! , , '--iq lil 'fgr Y X . fl .ffai . .Ffa 1 .N .. , ,MI xi ' 'ig , ,F ' ' -5 fi 1 '1 .iz :ii .,.1' ii nf' i Xe, .f ' '1 4 I . viii .C ., ,, -iii? J ff - v., J W,-L L fl. ,,. 6 - - 7- 1 V . 19. . ., 'I 1 1,5 lax? ...M-- Rau' l: Courtney Barrett, Anna Mae Brown, Mary Katherine Cawthon, Beverly Coale, Louanne Cuenod, Carolyn Delhomme. Ron' II: jackie DeW'itt, Charlotte Drennon, Virginia Fckman, lilizabezli Eldridge, Mary Claire Ellis, Jeannine Fruier. Row III: Martha Gibson, Pat Gustavson Ron' IV: Iris Herral, Pat Hudson. Ron' V: Cecilia johnson, I.ila Sue johnson Rau' VI: Tamia Lehman, Anna Lohman. TAWASI Maybe it's the power of suggestion since Tawasi is the Indian word for friendship, but you'll not find a friendlier group of girls anywhere. Contrib- uting to charity, participating in all family activities in our big house of Lamar, and promoting social affairs are the principal interests of this club. Speaking of promoting social affairs, they can really put over a dance! To prove this, just ask any- one about the Pigskin Prom and the annual always- awaited Sweetheart Swing. Their formal at Christ- mas was a maze of lovely girlsfilovely dresses, and lovely decorations. Page Om' H 1U1dI'f'Il 3 Rau' I: Margaret Lucas, lat Mewhinney Ava Jean McDaniel, Georgia Mc- Daniel, Sarah Nabors, Florence Owens. Rau' II: Betty Parr, Patty Parr, Shirlee Peterson, Nora Potts, Sylvia Ross, Mary Rousse. Rau' III: Mable Sehewe, Betty Scholibo. Rau' IV: Lois Sellers, Lela Del Smith. Run' V: Paddy Shannon, Patsy Smith. Ron' VI: Ruth Smith, Peggy W'eather.all, Ann W'ilson. TAWASI In the sale of Christmas seals, the Tawasi girls sold more than the quota. This large amount gave them 21 place of distinction in the city-wide drive. This is only one of the things Tawasi did this year to make our family proud of its girls. The ofiicers: Lila Sue Johnson, president, Shirlee Peterson, vice-presidentg Sarah Nabors, recording secretary, Sara Meredith succeeded at mid-term by Nora Potts, treasurerg Courtney Barrett, chaplaing Louanne Cuenod, social chairmang Jackie DeWitt, publicity chairmang Ruth Smith, junior membership chairman, Patsy Smith, charity chairman, Ave Jean McDaniel Qfall termj, Pat Mewhinney Qspring termj , sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Louise Robb is sponsor. Page Om' Hundred One 'P . I i Q15 f i U J wg f'P sem KACHINA From tiny buds, cultivated and watered with criticism and praise, to flowering evi- dence of cooperation and determination under the close supervision of Mrs. Ula Hennes, this dramatics club has grown. With Olive Lockhart, Andy Duggan, and Peggy Bintz as its main stem, each new year adds a new and important part to its structurel The one-act play contest was a big event of this season with Mrs. Hennes presenting her students in Beauty and the Jacobinu by Booth Tarkington. In the cast were Shirley Beard, R. C. Butz, Jeanne Ferguson, Jay Daniel, and Bob Wren in the main roles. Katherine Golden acted as student director. Arrmx from N111 lo Iwoflouz: Allen, Golden, Kemp. Burns, Creighton, Curry, Birkhead, Fleming, Farrow, San- ders, Craft. Kemp. Fox. Ferguson, Reichnrt, Beard, Sherar, W'rcn, Kistcn. X ln the last few months the Kachina has been a veritable bee-hive of activity. Besides the aforesaid play, Mrs. I-lennes produced The Summons of Se- rial, il dramag Our Heritage, a pageantg The Death of Aunt Aggie. a radio show. Quite a list of productions have been planned for the forthcoming year. The Kachina expects to blossom out in full glory with the return of many of its talented stu- dents. Another fruitful year completed, the Kachina Club strives toward success and a realization of its ambi- tions. Good luck to all our actors and actresses of Lamar, some of whom may one day become world renowned stars. Across from top fo lmllom: Furlong, Hopkins, Perry. Milton, Mugg, Gee. Simpson, Miller, Adler, Kachtick, Fubank, Allen. W'iese, Bordelon, Frazier, Haining, Prantle, NVhiteficld. Krolin. Kuhlman, Krenzler, Larsen. McElroy, Gibbs, Sclinurr. Jamar. Banosky, Bunde. 1 ,nw Lism- ' f:2'1f1 ' Fix! 'N Silk . FS? r if 3- .L F. uv ,. F-f 55, E. 23, . FET' , ,1 Y nl.:- WL Eff L .3-1' ij. '. r- 1 . 2551+ .ry ' if LR.: E . l iii T ri,-. . . lik? nfl.. F9 . wi -A EE , .164 ze. . JU.i'I 'K Fa ., K. mf . 3,2 . id , 4 I 1 ' .57 a,- '1-wl.'.', C. -1. i' 373- 'g lu V'i '5---Qf'5f i Zi' 'li9'P'??'5f'5,3'9ff- iV'W?'f'7'.i5'59Qf?F3BlE'fW3fT'I5'Q HW??5 -Y ' - , - -' ,-f--,,- . . 3- -p. f,,--:. - i A- ' .- - Q- 1. Row I: Sidney Adler, Mark Casey, Y. Frank Jungman, Bert Kadcll, Don Lasof, George McCelvcy. Row II: Peter McStravick, Mark Robinson, jack Sams, Robert Wren, Harry Wright, james Wright. Nut in Pirlllrc: Robert Bell, Goodman Caplan, Jack Gilliland, james Meyers. LAMAR FORUM Under the direction of Miss Lillian Eaves, the Lamar Forum func- tions. It is a non-social club for boys only. The members are those inter- ested in discussing world events in round-table fashion. This club has done exceptionally good Work despite the fact that it was late in organizing. It supplied the Debate Team of Lamar for the Interscholastic League Meet, developed speech talent, and prepared students for other speech activities besides debate. Those who were on the team were Don Lasof and Jack Sams. The club has high hopes and expectations for next year and years to come. Judging by what has been done in the past, they will fulfill all of these. The officers are George McElvey, president, Jimmy Myers, vice- president, Frank Jungman, secretary-treasurer, James Wright, sergeant- at-arms. Mark Casey and Bert Kadell are the other two cabinet members. Page One Humfred Four '- i, a-L., . ' A Q .5 ff- 2 ., 1...,gpf-L'.f-,.,.,gL,.,I1 0 mail-Mdlaf:fiiu.mEz .rt Lif5..ifu5e'P'Li5.J- I-E aifd'1'.4..i.XeiniiVdi fi'-ia5F'4frf:x-flglfkf :rf-2ve.g4w-'yF'VJ1.i' if-'Q ' We lWPl f'Jfi'i 1i, 'f4f-ffm-- N TE? 7 ef' if QW? I . Mgnaf F , . . 4 . IRARI The first boys' club since 1941! Quite a distinction, don't you think? The promotion of brotherhood, the Indian meaning for Irari, is the main purpose of this organization. It also donates money and service to all worthy undertakings of Lamar. During the year the boys had a number of social activities on the calendar. They had that dance of dances, the hit of them all- The Farmers' Frolics! The members participated in the stage show. It seems Super-Ashbyl' and the Uke Boys brought down the house. Their formal was a gala occasion, and the installation of junior members at the sunrise service was a most impressive ceremony. You've got what it takes, Iraris, so keep up the good work and- Gung Ho! The officers: John Shambaugh, president, Denny McMahon, vice- presidentg Bobby Howard, secretary, Lyle Cashion, treasurer, Roy Bandy, social chairman, Tommy Erwin, membership chairman, Jay Daniel, sergeant-at-arms. Sergeant Niemi is the sponsor. JUNIOR MEMBERS Tommy Adkins, Timon Atmar, Scotty Frost, Bill Gideon, john Goldsmith, Ray McFarland. Douglas Pitcock, Reginald Platt, Warren Settegast, Bobby Standley, John Eb Swindford. Row I: Frank Ashby, Ralph Atmar, Roy Bandy, james Barnett, Brownie Brown, Lyle Cushion. Rou' II: jay Daniel, Tommy Erwin, Ben Hammond, Bobby Howard, Roger Krocnke, Denny McMahon. Rau' III: Otis Meredith, Roy Moore, Tommy Morton, john Shambaugh, Harwood Taylor. i t,- Q .lg. . if . 1' '1 P4 If t 1, J 3. lf Pa 'Q 9, 'n Fi fe I I A w. I ff t Al ., 4- . 4 if ,,,.gf. ,. m. E . M . W -if 5 . -. ' 5 A l r 4 0, ,- it J r .ra Row I: Sidney Adler, Don Bartlett, Glenn Brooks, Eugene Brown, Forrest Buie, Milton Buie, Mark Casey. Rou' II: Bob Coalc, Lester Cope, Don Crites, jack Krohn, Frank Liddell, john Norton, Mike Peterson Row Ill: Ernest Purifoy, Hugh Shelton, John Stebbens, Dick Troxell, Robert Wren. N01 in Pirlnrr: Dan Kivlen, john Lipscomb, Don Marsh, Jimmy Meyers, Ray Morris, john Van Kampen, Dudgeon Walker, Bob Wleatheral, Tully Westmoreland. ,lHli0f Mrlrlbrrs: Robert Bell, Reed Clark, Frank Jungman, john Kelinske, Vernon Manis, Clyde W'il- liams, Harry Wright. P O W - W O W Another new-comer in our midst is this praise-worthy organiza- tion. Their principal purpose is to give aid to all benevolent causes whose drives are endorsed by Lamar, also to enrich the school library with Worthwhile reading material, and to promote wholesome social and recreational activities for club members and all of Lamar's family in general. Quite a big undertaking, dontcha think? Well, they,ve given us good reason to believe that they can do it even in their short existence. The giving of dances and engaging in sports are their chief activities and they really go all-out', for them. Who will ever forget that blow of a dance Riley's Riot fan Irish stew dancej and how everyone was frantically asking, Who is F. F.? or Who is the Murderer? fBy the way, who was the Murderer?Q Officers are Mike Peterson, president, Glen Brooks, vice-president, Dick Troxell, treasurer, Ernest Purifoy, secretary, Frank Liddell, ser- geant-at-armsg Forrest Buie and Bobbie Wren, directors, Sidney Adler, program chairman. Mr. Carr is their sponsor. Page One Hundred Six A 4: c 'F 'A 5-1 . - 'Fai f. 1.-9 1 1 -F ' i f -'I'- 31':1 ' -- in-'raw-1 -v 37'- -113 , . A' ., -.5 2 1 . .. if N V ,, '.- Q if -sz. -H2 ,nav -f . .1, , 5 ' -v - 'fi -' -' ' i' 1' Y ,C jmiiii' 'i' 'Y X ' i ' i ' ' 59' H rf ff ., n' N r ' I RAMAL If you spell Ramal backwards, see what you get-Lamar! However, there's noth- ing backward about these boys. Although this club has been in existence only since November of 1943, the enterprising members have already sponsored several social events of note for Lamar's nieces and nephews. The Ramal trophy for the most out- standing junior boy or girl is to be awarded at the end of the school year. Members hope to make the presentation as well as the organization a permanent institution. Their admirable contributions to the Red Cross and to other causes have given them a trait of real generosity. The New Year had a real send-off with the flourishing Q'Ramal Rampagef, and their beautiful formal really gave the term a uwown ending. Officers for the fall term were as follows: Miles Croom, president, Bubba Morri- son, vice-president, David McElroy, secretary, Preston Locker, treasurer, Bud Gallie, sergeant-at-arms, Bobby Dawson, chaplain, Philip Kuhlman, social chairman, Randy Felton, publicity chairman, Bill Larsen, junior membership chairman. Those for the spring term: Bud Gallie, president, Preston Locher, vice-president, Bob Albertson, secretary, Bubba Morrison, treasurer, Dick Davenport, sergeant-at- arms, Bill Larsen, social chairman, Bobby Dawson, chaplain, Randy Felton, publicity chairman, Edward Maddox, junior membership chairman. IIHIIOI' M1'wl1i'rx: Bob Beaman, Frank Champion, Randall Foster, Dwight Free, Jack Groves, Harvey johnson, Bobby Norris, George Porter, Dana Richardson, Fred Rodgers, Bobby Tarrent, Ben Urmston, Don Williams. Rau' I: Bob Albertson, Frank Bryan, Jack Currie, Bobby Dawson, Randall Felton, Walston Gallic. Rau' ll: Bobby Harrod, Bert Kadell. Philip Kuhlnian, Bill Larsen, Preston Locher, Edward Maddox. Rau' III: Bill Marshall, David McElroy, Minos Miller. Bubba Morrison, Mark Robinson. Randolph Schroeder. Noi in Pivlliw: Dick Davenport, Ed McDavid, D. Sugg, Tom White. 2, i N X P B . .1 . i 5 s. 1:5-,Q-:.f.E, H ff ? Rau' I: Ellen Hopkins, Martha Hodson, Clarita Fonville, Carl Hall. Rau' II: Mary Jane Langley, Lola Margaret Daniell, Betty Underwood, Patti Burtner, Betty Jean Scho- libo, Jo Ann Bering, Diane Stansell, Peggy Jane Rester, Betty Nydegger, Jean McNealy, Dorothy W'eyniouth, Gwendolyn Garnett. Row Ill: Jonelle Buckley, Betsy Cottingham, Caroline Harshbarger, Mary Sue Sue Fox, Karol Kelley, Barbara Brunson, Anne Burke, Beverly Ownby, Jo Ann Weaver, Mary Ann Ellidge, Jocelyn Harleston. Rau' IV: Dorothy Shira, Eloise Hand, Helen Reeves, Eleanor Houston, Betty Hockaday. Jerry Houston, Marion Merseburger, Patsy Reinshagen, Betty Lou David, Don Simpson, Helen MacMaster. Rouf V: Maureen Chinski, Bessie Stratton, Dorothy Robison, Charles Restelle, Beverly Voorhees. Philip Kuhlman, Bill Fenner, W'illard Schaeffer, Jimmie Jamison, John Kelinske, Milton Buie, Bob Coale. LOS HABLADORES Almost every American family has several kinds o' blood in its veins, and our Lamar family is not different. The Los Habladores Club is for our Spanish-speaking kinfolk. The club consists of fifty-two members interested in the Spanish language and in the work they are doing in regard to our South American neighbors. Among the things done by the club this year was the making of pinatas at Christmas to be sent to the Mexican children of Rusk Settle- ment. They also sent a Christmas box cointaining books, crayons, paper dolls and lots of other gadgets to an orphanage in Mexico. And more-they wrote and produced the Pan-American Day Pageant. They also presented us with a Pan-American flag that completed the set. They've been busy as can be this year and have set a new high in their record of activities. The officers: Clarita Fonville, president, Martha Hodson, vice- presidentg Ellen Hopkins, secretaryg Carl Hall, treasurer. The co-sponsors of this club are Miss Helen MacMaster and Miss Julia Pleasants. Page Om' H Il11l,I'f't1 Eigbf IXUH k 'fm K, Ai , K1 N.. V -5' V pl: V f .f :Q H Y g I x 1, . ., ,--I ,C . 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