Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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'Xb 'Ir 'A' if ir if 'Ir FACULTY The cool wit and quick mind of Miss H. Lel Red makes math painless for many students . . . Another reliever of pain is Mrs. Mary Burnett, our nurse, who is al- ways ready to doctor a cut finger or a severe case of English-test-itis. Vtfhether you want to know the plot of El Final de Nor- ma or the uses of the sub- junctive in Spanish, Misses Trudy YfVilson, Nell Morris, and Helen MacMaster are the persons to see . , . And if it's history and a piquant smile you want, we recommend Mrs. Louise Robb. Genial Mrs. Edna W. Min- er will explain the mysteries of biology to you . . . And here is a trio to make any feminine heart go pitta-pat: Mr. Lee Kedinq beside his piano, with Mr. H. E. Butler, who teaches mechanical drawing, and Mr. G. C. Cox of the math department.

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FACULTY lvlisses Sarah Collins and Margaret Buchanan loolc too happy for that to be any- thing but an A English paper theyre grading . . . Mr. Pete Davis teaches scie ence, but when he is not lgusy he may tell you of his days as football coach and Hollywood stunt man. Miss Inez Bryan takes a deep breath and begins a lecture to her class on the causes of the American Revo- lution, Courage, Miss Bryant re listening 4 . . Wfell- liked Mrs, Hazel Brinton per- sonities helpless womanhood as Mr, D. D. Uzzell shows her his lalioratoryp liut any- one in her rnath Classes lzncws that her mind is as clear as crystal. Here are cur coaches lfessrs. Ed Duggan, Hal lvliclcelson, and Donald Longcope '.-Jlio cotnznairl the respect of fill the lays in their gym classes. ITJH- -'Y fx 2 1' v .. - sf.,.'.7. llil, x,l'TlS .1CIi.Cfv, Coll fine Che-niistry teacher and sgfonser of Pow Ylfowy and gzzg' f.frs. lwiaud Powell who finds time to :each math and sponsor Niwaurta. A

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l y t Ri X 151 l v FACULTY Miss Laura Anderson looks up from her test tubes to clarify a knotty scientific problem for some student . . . Home-spun humor and Amer- ican history are to he had from Miss Lillian Eaves. Erom uno, dos, tres, to the most complicated aram- mar Miss lulia Pleasants will teach it all to you , . . Mrs. Eleancr Huddleston cf the Spanish department aslcs our home economics teacher, Mrs, Eaymie Lonacope, for advice. Are you plannina cr banquet, Mrs. Huddlestorf . . . The quiclc brown fox ,urnps cver the lazy clog. Thats all we know about typing, but we do know that Mrs, T. l. Howzee is a fine teacher. Miss Eleanor Mohr Kriqhtl, home to her mathematics desk from the XVAVES, describes her experiences to Misses Louise Fuller and Mary Knolle cf the English department . . . Distinguished-looking Mr. l. H. Carr has lrari and mechanical drawinq on his mind.