Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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MEMBERS OF THE HOUSTON BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. GEORGE D. WILSON, President DR. RAY K. DAILY MISS IMA I-IOGG MR. E. D. SHEPHERD DR. HENRY A. PETERSON I MR. EWING WERLEIN E. E. oBERHoLrzER Superintendent of Houston Public Schools LAMAR'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER W. I. MOYES I-Ie thinks in solitude, and his judgments once pronounced re- main unshaken, justly and discreetly held. VV ith the liberal mind ot a real scholar, with the serenity ot tar reaching plans Well laid, with loyalty ot purpose, he charac- terizes a leadership secure. He is an invaluable friend, he has an unusual sense of fairness, a Wise tolerance, a complete understanding of our joys and our problems. A principal honored and loved.

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' , Gun, jul 480415, MRS. LEAVELL MRS. HARRELL An altogether charming person with a rare sense of humor, a thorough under- standing of young people, and a desire to help every student Who comes Within his sphere of influence, our assistant principal has a strong place in the heart of everyone. He handles student activi- ties and untangles with dexterity the thousand and one problems of both pupils and teachers. MR. l. H. WRIGHT Assistant Principal MRS. RUTH LEAVELL No problem is too difficult for the good sense and understanding of our dean labovel. A constantly busy member of the office staff is Miss Ruth Taylor lleftl, who is receiving the help of Mrs. Edith Ferrell Crightl, Lamar's registrar. PAGE 14