. if QRENDA 1947 MIRABEAU B. LAMAR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1947 C ON T E N T S ADMINISTRATION 4 CLASSES I4 ORGANIZATIONS 54 SPORTS I IO BEAUTIES I22 SCHOOL LIFE 130 HOUSTON, TEXAS. COPYRIGHT T947 BY THE ORENDA. WALTER CLEMONS, EDITOR. BOB GREGG BUSINESS MANA- GER. MARY LOUISE THOMPSON, ART EDITOR. W. J. MOYES Principal A CENTLEMAN WITH A VARIED PAST. . . . is Lamar's principal, Mr. W. J. Moyes. Originally from Abilene, Texas, he graduated from the University of Texas and did graduate work at the Universty of Chicago, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Columbia, and the University of Houston. He taught four years at Allen Academy in Bryan and four at Marshall Training School in San Antonio, where he was co-principal for two years. Mr. Moyes came to Houston to teach Latin and English lhe was chairman of the English department! for seven years at South End High School. Moving then to Central High, he served a half-term as assistant principal before becoming principal of Central in the fall of l923. lt may be news to many Lamar students that while Mr. Moyes was making a name for himself in the academic field, he also chalked up some fine athletic records, During his ten years as track coach at Allen and at Marshall, his teams won eight state championships and were twice runners-up. He coached seven seasons of track and football at South End High School. After fourteen years' service as prin- cipal of Central-later Sam Houston- Mr. Moyes became the first principal of the newly-built Lamar High School in the fall of l937. W. E. MORELAND: Superintendent of Schools JESSE MADDEN Assistant Principal E KNOWS WHAT HE IS TALKING ABOUT . . . . when he impresses on Lamar boys the importance of an education: for Lamar's as- sistant principal, Mr. Jesse Madden, learned the hard way. He left high school to work on a rice plantation and in the oil fields. When he lost all his savings on a wildcat well, he came back to graduate from high school at the age of twenty-one. Mr. Madden entered Rice Institute in Fall, l923. He was a member of Rice's football, track, and cross-country teams. After gradsiating in l9Z7, he worked in a Port Arthur oil refinery until his desire to teach became a reality and he began work at Lanier Junior High School in February, l928. He left Lanier in the fall of l935 to Coach football and teach biology at San Jacinto from l935 to l94l. Meanwhile, in i938-l939, he completed his master's degree at the University of X ,S Houston. He became assistant principal at Bur- bank High School in l94l, and soon be- came acting principal .when Burbank's principal entered the army. Mr. Madden has been at Lamar since the fall of I9-45. He immediately be- came popular with the students, who never wait to be hauled into his office for punishment, but just drop in to visitl J. O. WEBB: Assistant Superintendent KW ' A lg32S,,hih,ll..' rm W r 1 Miss RUTH TA OFFICE The heart of Lamar is of course the office on the second floor, and the four ladies whose pictures you see on these pages help keep that heart a smoothly-beating one. Just outside the office of Mr. Moyes is Miss Ruth Taylor's desk. Over it and into her hands comes a steady stream of work. Her biggest job is as Mr. Moyes's secretary, but that is only the beginning. After attending to Mr. Moyes's correspondence, Miss Taylor takes care of secretarial work for the teachers, secures substitute teachers, looks after keys and supplies, and supervises the student cashiers in the lunchroom. Across from Miss Taylor sits Mrs. Edith Ferrell, the school's registrar, whose files contain the grades of all Lamar students. Mrs. Ferrell also interviews parents and students about courses, and enrolls new fiygr students. lt is herjob to mail transcripts of W V MRS. EDITH FERRELL MRS, ALICE HARRELL STAFF scholastic records to colleges, to check eligibility for sports, and to rank the Senior class. Mrs. Alice Harrell is Lamar's treasurer and bookkeeper. Clerical work is her specialty. She moved recently from the office she shared with Mrs. Leavell into the center office to help Miss Taylor and Mrs. Ferrell. Lamar's dean, Mrs. Selden Leavell, handles discipline problems. The supervision of girls and of school attendance are her major duties, but she also finds time to manage the book room. Miss Taylor, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs. Harrell, and Mrs. Leavell are helped by a busy group of office assistants, who collect attendance slips from the rooms each period, take phone calls, and deliver messages. MRS. SELDEN LEAVELL v YV X 355f5F5E5Ii 'E -:Z li gg -,mm My a 3? A? ' l 1 , Eivizzl . B 1 ,WM W kmisfv g my x x ,.,,a,,,.,ag.f4y.L,f,, M-.Q , . as-an ff mi if M W --' 4 ig , -2235: V' H- ixsixkf ., .ww J MR. H. E. BUTLER is chairman of the industrial arts department. These boys in Mr. MilIer's shop class learn to make furniture. FACULTY ENGLISH: Miss Alberta Brasher, Miss Margaret Buchanan, Miss Sarah Collins, Miss Louise Fuller, Miss Ella Mae Gehring, Miss Helen Greenwood, Mrs. Ula Hennes, Mrs. Alcenia K. Hyman, Miss Mary Knolle, Miss Hazelle McCarty, Mrs. Golda Rochefort, Miss Drew Black Staggs, Mrs. Bernice Wren, Mrs. George Westertield, Jr., Mr. Floyd Dougherty. MATH: Mr. S. E. Anderson, Mrs. Hazel H. Brinton, J. H. Carr, Mrs. Thelma l. Hammerling, Mrs. Corine J. Hermann, Mrs. Esther Mc- Daniel, Miss Eleanor S. Mohr, Mrs. Ella S. Porter, Mrs. Maud M. Powell, Miss Lel Red, Mrs. Selma M. Tebow. HISTORY: Miss Inez Bryan, Miss Nina Covington, Miss Edna Ger- many, Miss Mildred Hubbard, Mr, Ernest M. Mills, Mrs. T. H. Robb, Miss Helen Weinberg, Mrs. Leona C. Wakehouse. FRENCH: Miss Mildred Hubbard. MRS. RUTH MOTTLEY, girls' physical education department head, teaches the girls such gyrations in modern dancing as those shown at right. E The busy dabblers in tempera are all students of MISS NORMA HENDERSON, who is chairman of Lamar's art department. RECTORY LATIN: Mrs. G. M. Brumby, Miss Cora Pearl Penn, Miss Trudie Wilson. SPANISH: Mrs. Elanor T. Huddleston, Miss Helen MacMaster, Miss Nell Morris, Miss Julia Pleasant, Miss Trudie Wilson, Miss Margaret Weller. SCIENCE: Miss Laura Anderson, W. L. Burns, Orris G. Bailey, J. E. Dickson, Miss Florence Hicks, Mrs. Edna W. Miner, Douglas D. Uzzell. COMMERCIAL: Mrs. T. J. Rowzee HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. H. L. Sandel, Mrs. Videlle G. Wilson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: H. E. Butler, J. H. Carr, W. Z. Miller. MUSIC: Lee S. Keding. ART: Miss Norma Henderson. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Edward Duggan, Donald Longcrope, H. E. Mickelson, Miss Helen A. Dvoracek, Mrs. Ruth Mottley, Mrs. Helen Speer. IR. O. T. C.l: Sgt. Houston A. Daniel, Captain Bill G. Smith. REGISTRAR: Mrs. Edith Ferrell. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Edith Y. Cox, Mrs. Mabel Y. Orman, Asst. DEAN: Mrs. Ruth H. Leavell. PRINCIPAL: Mr. W. J. Moyes. ASST. PRINCIPAL: Mr. Jesse A. Madden. Young musicians gain experience by playing in the orchestra, one of many advantages in the music department, headed by MR, LEE S. KEDING. tv -FW , , . f gap.-Nu, v M5252 Q , 25354: ,Q 1 is P5 W A ag , 622,51 A ,assi fifef -...Q- M f wg mx. SSX 'li NX T Walter Clemons Gordon Whute Don Nowlln Wade Radley Willard Rhynes Beverly Crowley Walter Clemons Kltty Fox Jimmy Barker Kxtty Fox El947 SENIOR CLASS Presrdent Vnce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Class Lawye Class Poet Most Representative o Most Representative Glr Most Popular o Most Popular Glr Sensor Cabinet Eleanor Bering Foto Catslnas Olwyn Davles Marlanne Franks Prnscllla Harrison Kay Knmball Lynn McCullough Joanne Penne Wade Ridley Helen Stephens Ben Ward Arthur Clardy Donald Eddy Ulruch Merten Charles Wolf Mary Howell Dance Jimmy Jamison chairman Phnllp Brochsteun Bertha Gray Crlcket Marston Joanne Penne Evelyn Rayzor Eddle Shaw Lorenzo Taylor Plcnuc Juanue Champlon chanrman Jlmmy Barker Eloise Brunstueld Eddie Dyer Martha Eubank Frosty Symonds Mary Watkins Carllta Wollbrett Class Morning May Cummins chairman Jack Cockrum Nan Epstein Helen Hall Kay Kimball Jack Patterson Bobbye Jean Rlchardson Class Night Bob Gregg chalrman Finns Cowan Mrgnonne Cloud Jolyn Ferguson Wilma Hoke Jlmmy Klrkham Jane Simms Motto Color Rhoda Robnnowltz chairman Foto Catslnas Grace Grier son Vlrglnua Ann Fitch Dorothy Padgett Patty Pecklnpaugh Colletta Ray Banquet Marcus Lamkin chairman Kltty Fox Bondu Jarvis Richard Leach Geraldine Smith Bernard Wlshnow Charles Wolf lnvntatlon Bertie Boyd chairman Kenneth Albert Nancy Free Helen Stephens Anne Taylor Neel Garland Beth Brodnax 4 F . , , I ' . B y ' ' l . . 2 . I . I . I . I l l D I ' I I O I F I I I I I Q I I ' SENlOR COMMITTEES : . , I . - . . . I I ' I . I I I I ' . . : . . I . . . I . . . I I I I A I I I . F 2 I I F ' I . I I I I I I ' . Z I . U . . I . I I . , . . I . . I : . I I I ' F I I - I . I l I I I l I ' : . I . r . I . I . I I I I I I ' . I I A 1 l ' I I I I I ' X W li k, 1-Q 5 .Q it diss iw. W - as 1, is ABBOTT, ELLAWYN: Tawasi, '45, '46, '47, Parliarnentarfan, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47. ACKLEY, MARY LOU: Chums, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. ALBERT, KENNETH: Student Council Recre- sentative, '45, '46, Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Publicity Chairman, '45, '46, Office Assistant, '45, '46, R, O. T. C., Second Lieutenant, Captain, Officers' Club, '46, '47, lnterscl'iolast'c Art Award, '45, ALEXANDER, LEE: Rarnal, '46, '47, FOO ball Manager, '44, ALLEN, RICHARD: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representatve, '46, '47, Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Secre- tary, '46, '47, Office Assistant, R, O. T. C., First Lieutenant, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '46. ALLRED, JIMMIE: Arrowhead, '46, '47, Na- tional Honor Society, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Extemporaneous Speech Representative, '46, Debate Team, '46, '47. ANDERSEN, DAVID ANDERSON, GRAYSON: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, '46, Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Letterman, Football, '45, '46, Track, '45, '46, '47. ANDREWS, SAM: Clique Adonis, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Corporal, '45, Letterman, Foot- ball, '46, Track Manager, '47. ARMER, JULIETI Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '47, Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, ARMSTEAD, EDWARD: Pow Wow, '46, '47. AUSTIN, FRANK BAKER, NANCY BALL, WARREN JEANNE: Kachina, '46, Cherokee, '46, '47. BANDY, ROBERT: La Cinquantaine, Treasurer, '46, '47. BARKER, JIM: Most Popular Boy, Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Vice President, '45, Direc- tor, '46, Clique Adonis, '46, Treasurer, '46, Letterman, Football, '45, '46, Track, '46, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46. BARNER, VIRGINIA: Tawasi, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47. BARR, MAUVIRINE: Haienonis, '46, '47, Of- fice Assistant, '45, '46, '47. BAUER, LENORA: Haienonis, '43, '44, FrolicS, '46. BEALE, JAMES: Hi-Y, '45, '46, '47, Basket- ball, '46, '47. BELIN, MARION DOUGLAS: Pow Wow, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Captain, Officers' Club, '46, '47. BELL, LUTHER: Hi-Y, '46, '47. BELL, WILMAZ Belles, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. BERING, BARBARA1 Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Office As- sistant, '46, '47, City Swimming Team, '46, Frolics, '46. BERING, ELEANOR: Senior Cabinet, Arrow- head, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '44, '45, Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Parlia- mentarian, Cherokee, '44-'47, .Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, I-laienonis, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, '47. BESSELL, MOREL: La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. BILLS, SHIRLEY: Archery Club, '46, '47. BLAKE, PAT: Seminar, '45-'47, National Thes- pian Society '45-'47, Haienonis, '44-'47, Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. BLOXSOM, DAN: Senior Cabinet Alternate, '46, '47, Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47. BONVILLIAN, DOROTHY ANNE: Chums, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44. BOYD, BERTIE: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Palamar, Recording Secretary, '46, '47, Wapika, Vice-President, '46, Office Assistant, '45, '47, Sears Art Show, Third Place, '45, Fire Prevention Poster, Third Place, '46, Erolics, '46. BOWLES, ANN: Student Council, '45, Haie- nonis, '46, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, City Volley Ball, '46, City Tennis, '45. BOYLES, JAMES: R. O. T. C., '45, '46, '47. BRADBURY, CAROLYN: Los Habladores, '46, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46. BRALY, BYRON: Senior Cabinet Alternate, '46, '47, Laboratory Assistant, '46, '47. BRESSLER, CAROL SUE: National Thespian Society, '46, '47, Kachina, Vice-President '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47' Masque and Gavel, '46, '47, Cherokee '45-'47, Erolics, '46, Variety Show, '46 1 1 1 BRICE, JOYCE: Kachina, '46, Cherokee, '45 '46, '47. BRIMBERRY, ROYCE BRINSFIELD, ELOISE: Palamar, '45, '46, '47 Treasurer, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47. BRINTON, BOBBY: National Honor Society '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45, '46, '47. BROCHSTEIN, PHILIP: Ramal, '45, '46, '47 Treasurer, '46, Hi-Y, '45, '46, '47, Ka- china, '46, '47, Football Manager, '45 '46, Lancer, '46, '47. BRODNAX, BETH: Chums, '45, '46, '47, Junior Membership Chairman, '46, '47, Most Valuable Chum, '46, Lancer, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47. BROWN, JIMMIE: Pow Wow, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '45, '46. BROWN, RAMEY LEE BRUCE, JOHN: R. O. T. C., '46, '47. BRUECHER, LEWIS: lrari, '46, '47. BRYAN, VIRGINIA: Los Habladores, '45, '46, Cherokee, '46, '47, Archery Club, '46. BRYSON, KATHRYN: National Thespian So- ciety, '45, '46, '47, Vice President, '46, '47, Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Kachina, '45, '46, '47, Social Chairman, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '47, Social Chairman, '47. 1 1 1 1 1 O BUCK, BETTY: Chums, '45, '46, '47, La Cin- quan aine, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47. BUNCH, JOHN BURCH, ROBERT M.: Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '45, '46, Letterman, Basketball, '47, Football, '45, '46, '47, Track, '45, '47, Swimming, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. BURDON, JUDY: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, Los Habladores, '46, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. BURGESS, AUDREY ANN: Kachina, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. BURKETT, DOROTHY: Belles, '44, '45, '46, '47, Junior Academy of Science, '44, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, '47. BUTLER, ADELE: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Wapika, '47, Office Assistant, '47, BLJYNOCVI, CHARLEEN1 Cherokee '45-'47. CALDWELL, ANN: Haienonis, '46, '47, Wapika, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46. CALNON, SUSAN VIRGINIA: Student CouncII Reoresgntative, '46, Belles, Chap'aEn, '46, Jun or Red Cross Represenfaive, '45, Ka- Cn na, '45, '46, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. CALVERT, FAYE: Seminar, '45, Cherokee, '44, City Volley Ball Team. CANTERBURY, BETTY: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. CARAVELLA, ROSEMARY: Seminar, '46, '47. CARLETON, TOBY: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Letterman, Football, '46. CARSO, JESSIE: Haienonis, '45, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46. CARSON, BETTY LOU: Tawasi, '46, '47, Ka- china, '47, Haienonis, '45, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representa- tive, '47, CASE, JOANNE: Haienonis, '44, '45, Wapika, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. CASTEEL, LETITIA: Seminar, '46, '47, Treas- urer, '46, '47. CASTLE, WARREN: Senior Cabinet Alternate, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46,'-17, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, Fooiball Manager, '46. CATE, ANNA: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '46, Haienonis, '45, '46, Gym Class Leader, '46, Frolics, '46. CATSINAS, FOFO: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '44, '45, Belles, '46, '47, Charity Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45, '46, High School Register, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, CHAMPION, JOHN: Ramal, Junior Member- ship Chairman, '45, '46, Letterman, Foot- ball, '44, '45, '46, Swimmfng, '46, Bas- ketball, '45, '46, Track, '45, '46, '47. CHANCE, R. LEE: Irari, '45, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Basketball Manager, '46, Frolics, '46. CHAPMAN, JOHN CHAPMAN, VALNA MAE CHARLES, WARREN DALE: R. O. T. C., '45, '46, '47, Corporals' Club, '46 CHEESMAN, DALE: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Swimming, Letterman, '45, '46. CHRISTIAN, EVALYN: Chums, Social Chair- man, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44-'47. CHURCHILL, INA CLAIR: Haienonis, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. CLARDY, ARTHUR: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor So- ciety, '46, '47, Student Council, '43, '44, '45, '46, R, O. T. C., '45, '46, '47. CLEMENTS, SARAH ANN: Senior Cabinet AI- ternate, '46, '47, Palamar, '45-'47, Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44-'47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, '47. CLEMONS, WALTER: Senior Class President, Most Representative Boy, Junior Class President, Arrowhead, President, '46, '47, National Honor Society, Student Council, '45, '46, Ramal, President '46, Social Chairman, '45, '46, Sequoyah, President, '46, '47, Vice President, '45, '46, An- thology Editor, '46, Hi-Y, Kachfna, '44, '45, Masque and Gavel, Orenda Editor, '47, Assistant Editor, '46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '46, Inter- scholastic Essay, State Cup, '45, '46, Na- tional High School Poetry Anthology, '46, Colonial Dames' Essay Award, '46, Har- vard Book Award, '46, Tawasi Cup, '46, High School Register, '47, May Eete Duke, '45, Frolics, '46, Variety Shows. CLOUD, MIGNONNE: Belles, Sergeant-ab Arms, '46, President, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Kachina, '44-'47, Cherokee, '45-'47, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46, Variety Show, '46. COCKRUM, JACK: Irari, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46. COFFMAN, MARTHA: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Wapika, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, COLLINS, MARGARET ANN: Belles, '45, '46, '47, Ticket Chairman, '45, '46. COMPTON, STANLEY: Kachina, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44-'47, Sergeants' Club '46, '47. CONNER, MEL: Clique Adonis, '46, '47, R. O. T. C, Band, May Eete Entertainer, '46, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46. COOK, NORMA JEAN: National Thespian So- ciety, '46, '47, Seminar, '45, '46, '47, Chaplain, '45, '46, Secretary, '46, '47, Kachina, '45-'47, Cherokee, '46, '47. COOPER, BETTY JUNE CORBELL, BOB: Track, '47. COREY, JO ANN: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. COWAN, EINIS E. COX, CHARLES: Irari, '45, R. O T. C., '45, '46, Track, '46, '47. COX, NANCY: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Orchestra, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, CRAFT, JACKIE: Seminar, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47. CRAVER, JANE: Belles, '45, '46, '47, Parlia- mcntarian, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47. CROSS, BETTY: Haienonis, '46, '47, Lancer Club Editor, '46, '47, Frolics, '46 O RS 'Uv O CROWLEY, BEVERLY: Senior Class Poet, Ni- wauna, Corresponding Secretary, '46, Lancer, Feature Editor, '46, '47, Se- quoyha, Treasurer, '45, Vice President, '46, '47, Anthology Co-Editor, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Haienonis, Chaplain, '46. CUENOD, MARC: Ramal, '45-'47, Clique Ad- onis, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Band, '44, '45 CULLEN, ROY H. CULLOM, JAMES: Hi-Y, '45, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. CLJLPEPPER, MARY ANN CUMMINS, MAY: National Thespian Society, Vice President, '45, President, '46, Ka- china, '45, '46, '47, Co-Chairman, Los Habladores, '46, Junior Traffic Patrol, '46, Erolics, '46, Variety Show, '45, '46. DAIGLE, MILDRED: Wapika, '47, Cherokee. DALY, BETTY: National Thespian Society, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. DAVID, ALFRED: Arrowhead, Vice President, '46, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council, Treasurer, '45, '46, lrari, '45, '46, Sequoyha, '46. DAVIES, OLWYN: Senior Cabinet, Belles, Vice President, '45, Social Chairman, '46, Cherokee, '45-'47, Volleyball Head, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '44-'46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, Secretary, '46, Gym Class Leader, '45, '46: Frolics, '46. DAVIS, JERRY: R. O. T. C., '44, '45 DAWSON, MARILYN: Student Council, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, Cherokee. DAY, LELAND: R. O. T. C. Band, '43, '44. DEAUQLJIER, BERT: R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46, '47, Sergeants' Club, '46, '47. DE GRAEFENRIED, NANCY: Student Council, '45, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, May Fete Maid, '45, '46, Frolics, '45, DENMAN, DOROTHY: Student Council Repre- sentative, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Kachina, '45-'47, Haienonis, '44- '47, Junior Academy of Science, '43, '44, Archery Club, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '47, Frolics, '46. DICKSON, LESLIE: R. O. T. C. Band, '4-l-'47, DICKSON, W. C.: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Treas- urer, '46, R. O. T. C., Second Lieutenant, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Sergeants' Club, '46, Frolics, '45, Variety Show, '45. DILWORTH, TOM: R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. DITMAR, NANCY: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. DIXON, FRANCES: Tawasi, '46, '47, Haie- nonis, '46, '47, Cherokee Archery Head '46, '47, Archery Club, President, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, All City Choir, '46, '47 1 DOERNER, KARL: National Honor Society, Rarnal, '45-'47, R. O. T. C., Band, Drum Major, '45-'47, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, '45, Captain, '46, Orchestra, '46, May Fete Entertainer, '46, Frolics, '46. DORMANT, CLAIRE DIANE: Chums, '45-'47, Cherokee, '44-'47, Orchestra, '44-'46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '46. DOVVLEN, ROBERT: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47 Director, '45, '46, Los Habladores, '45 '46, Football, '45, 1 1 DUDLEY, JEAN: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Los Habla- dores, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Lancer Staff, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '45, '46. DUNLAP, ANN: Seminar, '45, '46, '47, Chero- kee, '45, '46, '47. DYE, GIL: Golf, '45-'47, Bowling Club, '46, '47. DYER, EDDIE: Pow Wow, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44-'46, Tennis, '46, '47. EARLEY, NORMA JANE: Seminar, Secretary, '45, '46, Cherokee, '45-'47, Frolics, '45. EASON, JOE: lrari, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44-'46. EDDY, DONALD: Senior Cabinet, '46 '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '45, '46. EDRINGTON, LESLIE: Seminar, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. EDWARDS, JANICEZ Tawasi, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant-art-Arms, '46, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46. EDWARDS, TOTSY: Los Habladores, '45, '46, Library Assistant, '45, '46. EILAND, RALPH: Pow Wow, '45, '46, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, '46, Officers' Club. ELLINGTON, ALlCE: Palamar, Lancer Repre- sentative, '46, '47, Junior Academy of Science, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, All City Choir, '46, '47, Cherokee, Lancer, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '47. EPPS, BETTY JO: Tawasi, '45, '46, '47, Cor- responding Secretary, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. EPSTEIN, NAN: National Thespian Society, '46, '47, Belles, '46, '47, JunIor Red Cross Representative, '45, '46, Cherokee, '46, Frolics, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46. EUBANK, MARTHA: Student Council, '45, '46, Chums, Charity Chairman, '45, '46, Vice President, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, '47, Treasurer, '46, '47, Cheer Leader, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '45-'47, May Fete Maid, '44, '45. EVANS, KENNETH: Ramal, Frolics, '46. EVANS, MARY ANN EVERETT, EUGENIA: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. FAIN, LIBBIE DALE: Student Council, '46, Haienonis, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. FARLEY, PAULA: Belles, '45, '46, '47, Chero- kee, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. FENDLEY, LAURA LEE: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Haienonis, '45, '46, All City Choir, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. FENLEY, GEORGlA: Chums, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '47, Cherokee, Archery Club, '47. FERGUSON, BARTON: Pow Wow, '46, '47, R. O, T. C., Second Lieutenant, Officers Club, '46. FERGUSON, BETSY: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council, '45, '46, Haie- nonis, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47, Orchestra, '46, '47, 1 FERGUSON, JOLYN: Arrowhead, '46, '47, Na- tional Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council, '45, '46, '47, Palamar, Sports Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, Tennis Head, '45, '46, '47, Ramal Award, '46, High School Register, '47, Office As- sistant, '45-'47, Gym Class Leader, '45- '47. FERRELL, HOWARD: Office Assistant, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '44, Letterman, Track, '46. FIELDER, RICHARD: R. O. T, C., '44, '45, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, FITCH, VIRGINIA: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Palamar, '45-'47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, Gift Chairman, '46, '47, Orenda Business Staff, '46, '47, Sequoyha, '46, '47, Cherokee, Office Assistant, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. FLACK, ALICE: Senior Ring Committee, Na- tional Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council, '44, '45, Niwauna, '45-'47, Haienonis, '45-'47, Treasurer, '46, Vice President, '46, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, Kachina, '46, 47, Frolics, '45, '46. FLANDERS, DOROTHY: Chums, '45-'47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47, FLETCHER, BERNITA: Kachina, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47, FLICK, ROLAND: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, FOX, KITTY: Most Representative Girl, Most Popular Girl, Student Council Representa- tive, '44, '45, Chums, '44, '45, '46, '47, Junior Membership Chairman, '44, '45, Social Chairman, '45, '46, President, '46, '47, Ramal Sponsor from Chums, lrari Princess, Los Habladores, '46, Cherokee, Vice President, '45, '46, Badminton Head, '46, '47, Cheer Leader, '45-'47, May Fete Maid, '44-'46, Variety Show, '46. FRANKS, MARIANNE: Senior Cabinet, Tawasi, Social Chairman, '45-'47, Cherokee, Of- fice Assistant, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47. FREE, NANCY: Niwauna, Publicity Chairman, '46, President, '47, Wapika, Program Chairman, '45, President, '46, '47. FREEMAN, JOY: Chums, Sports Chairman, '46, Chaplain, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Lancer Circulation Manager, '46, '47, 1 FREY, BILL: Irari '46-'47, R,O.T.C., '45- 47. FROELICH, JR., JIM EUGENE: Pow Wow, Hi- Y, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '47, FRYER, ROBERTA: Haienonis, '46, All City Choir, '46, Cherokee, '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46. FULTON, CLAUDIA1 Student Council, '44, Haienonis, '44, '45, Junior Academy of Sience, '44, Junior Red Cross Representa- tive, '44, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '44, GARLAND, NEEL: Senior Cabinet Alternate, Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor So- ciety, '46, '47, Student Council, '45. GARNETT, DORIS: Kachina, '47, Orchestra, '47, Frolics, '-47. GARRETT, BEVERLY: Belles, Haienonis, Frolics, '46, All City Choir, '46. GASKEY, FRANK: Ramal, '46, '47, Letterman, Football, '46. GASTON, CAROLYN: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, GAYLORD, ELINOR1 Palamar, Haienonis, Cherokee, Riflery Club, Secretary, '44, Frolics, '46, '47, All City Choir, '46, GENTRY, ALLEN: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, GEORGES, HELEN: La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, GILBERT, MARY SUE: Belles, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Major, '46, Pow Wow Sweetheart, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. GLASSER, CAROL LEE: Tawasi, Sergeant-at- Arms, '45, '46, Kachina, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, GLICK, BETTY LOUISE: Kachina, '46, '47. GOLDEN, PEGGY1 Chums, Sports Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47. GOLDY, JULIE: Belles, Secretary, '46. GOLLOB, HERMAN: Student Council, '45, Frolics, '45, Variety Show, '45. GOSSETT, JOHN: National Thespian Society, Pow Wow, Kachina, Los Habladores, Junior Academy of Science, R, O. T. C., Lieutenant, '46, '47, Officers' Club, Sergeants' Club, Frolics, '46. GOULD, JOYCE: Belles, Haienonis, '46, '47. GRANTHAM, WILEY: lrari, R. O. T. C., '45- '47, Sergeants' Club, Officers' Club. GRAY, BERTHA: Junior Class Secretary, Ar- rowhead, Secretary, National Honor S0- ciety, Student Council, '46, '47, Tawasi, Vice President, '46, '47, I-laienonis, Wapika, Secretary, '45, '46, Publicity Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, Badminton Head, '45, '46, Secretary, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, High School Register, '47, Gym Leader, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46, Frolics, '46, Ramal Sponsor from Tawasi, lrari Princess. GRAY, BILL: Hi-Y, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. GREEN, SHIRLEY: Niwauna, Lancer, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, Publicity Chairman, '46, '47, Wapika, Kachina, Los Habladores' Quill and Scroll. 1 GREENE, GEORGE: National Honor Society, Student Council, '46, Pow Wow, Office Assistant, '46, Library Assistant, '45. GREGG, BOB: Nafional Honor Society, Student Council, President, '46, '47, Pow Wow, President, '46, Orenda Business Manager, '46, '47, High School Register, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Captain, '46, '47. GREGORY, MYRTLE: Belles, Charity Chair- man, '45, '46, I-laienonis, Kachina, Lan- cer, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '47, Frolics, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46, All City Choir. GRIERSON, GRACE: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Belles, Sports Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, Basketball Head, '46, Lancer News Editor, '46, '47, Haienonis, Kachina, Los Habladores, High School Register, '47, Letterman, Volley Ball, '45, '46, Bowling, '46, Gym Class Leader, '46, All City Choir, '46. GROBE, CAMILLA: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Palamar, Junior Academy of Science, Library Assistant, '46. GUEST, JOANNE: Niwauna, '46, '47, La Cin- quantaine, '46, '47, Wapika, '47. I-IALE, RICHARD HALL, CHARLOTTE: Kachina, '46, Wapika, '46, Cherokee, '44, '45, '47, HALL, HELEN: National Honor Society, Na- tional Thespian Society, Treasurer, '46, '47, Palamar, Treasurer, '46, President, '46, '47, Kachina, Secretary, '45, '46, Lancer Editor, '46, '47, Quill and Scroll' High School Register, '47, Variety Show '46, Frolics, '46, D. A. R. Award. HAMLETT EARLY: Tawasi, Gym Leader, '45- 1 1 47. I-IANSON, CHARLES: Senior Cabinet Alternate, Football, '45, Track, '45, '46, Declama- tion Representative, '46, Frolics, '46. HARE, GENIE1 National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, '45, Palamar, Social Chair- man, '45-'47, Haienonis, All City Choir, Lancer, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45- '47, Riflery Club, Executive Offcer, '44, Frolics, '46, '47, Quill and Scroll. O O HARGRAVE, RUTH ELLEN: Kachina, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Haienonis, '45, '46, '47, All City Choir, '46, Cherokee. HARLOW, JEAN: Tawasi, '45-'47, Haienonis, '45-'47, Lancer, '46, '47, Cherokee, Let- terman, Bowling, '46, Gym Class Leader, '44-'47, Frolics, '46. l-IARPOLD, JOAN: Seminar, Vice President, '45, '46, Kachina, '45-'47, Cherokee. HARRIS, CARROLL HARRIS, JACK T.: Football, '45. HARRISON, PRISCILLA: Senior Cabinet, Belles, '45-'47, Haienonis, All City Choir, '46, Kachina, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee. HARTWIG, WILLIAM HARVEY, BETTY: Los Habladores, '46, '47, Orchestra, '45, '46, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45. HARVEY, BUCK HARWAS, FRANCES M.: Wapika, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47. HAWKINS, BEVERLY: Chums, '45, '46, 47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. HEGAR, GEORGIA: Tawasi, '45, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '45-'47. I-IELFER, PAUL E,: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46. HENDERSON, BARBARA: Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. HERRICK, RONALD: Ramal, '45, '46, '47. Office Assistant, '45, Band, '44, '45, '46, '47, Orchestra, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. HICKS, PATRICIA JEAN: National Honor So- ciety, '46, '47, Chums, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '46. HIGGINS, LIBBY: National Honor Society, Niwauna, '45-'47, Los Habladores, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46. HIGGINS, LOIS: National Honor Society, Belles, Treasurer, '46, '47, Sequoyha, Treasurer, '46, '47, Cherokee, Office Asst. '46, '47, Gym Leader, '47, Frolfcs, '46. HILLIARD, VELMA: Chums, Corresponding Secretary, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, Cherokee, '45-'47. HILLYER, HELEN RAY: Tawasi, Junior Mem- bership Chairman, '46, '47, Los Habla- dores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47. HOKE, WILMA: Senior Cabinet Alternate, Senior Ring Committee, National Honor Society, Student Council, '46, '47, Ni- wauna, '45-'47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44-'47, Orenda, Club Co- Editor, '45, '46, Assistant Editor, '46, '47, High School Register, '47, Office As- sistant, '45-'47, Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative, '44, '45, Frolics, '46. HOLLAND, BILL: Hi-Y, R. O. T. C,, Captain, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Rifle Team, '46, '47, Hockey Manager, '46, '47. HOLMES, JACK: lrari, '44-'47, Hi-Y, '45, '46, Orchestra, '44, Band, '44, '45, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, Football, '45, '46. I-IOLTCAMP, EDMOND: Pow Wow, '46, '47, Wapika, '46, R, O. T. C., '44, '45. HOLTON, CARL HOOD, DAVID: lrari, '46, '47, La Cinquan- taine, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, Variety Show, '46. HORNE, BOB: POW WOW, '45, '46, '47, l'li-Y, '46, '47, Bowling Club, '46, '47, Presi- dent, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. HOWARD, JOE HOWELL, MARY: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Haienonis, '45, '46, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. HOWELL MIRIAM: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. HURST, J. MELVIN: R. O. T. C., '44, '45, Football, '45, '46. INGRAM, KEITH: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, Swimming, '44, '45, '46. ISON, JOY: Belles, '46, '47. JACKSON, JACQUELIN: Los Habladores, '46, '47, Kachina, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. JAMES, HARRIETT: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Junior Membership Chairman, '46, '46, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, S E N I G R S Haienonis, '46, Treasurer, '46, Rarnal Sponsor from Haienonis, '46, Kachina, '44, '45, Band Sweetheart, '46, '47, Orenda Junior Beauty, '46, May Fete Duchess, '45, Maid, '46, Frolics, '46. JAMES, RAYLENE JAMISON, JIMMY: Junior Class Treasurer, Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '44, '45, '46, Cheer Leader, '46, '47. JARVIS, BONDU: Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, '46, Publicity Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. JETT, KENNETH: R. O. T. C., '46, '47, Ser- geants' Club, '46, '47, President, '46, '47. JONES, BAKER: Rarnal, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '46, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46, Basket Ball, '46, '47, Erolics, '46. JONES, WILLARD: Arrowhead, '46, '47, Na- tional Honor Society, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. JORDAN, GRADYLENE: Senior Cabinet Alter- nate, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Haienonis, '45, '46, '47, Chero- kee, '44, '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative, '44, '45, Frolics, '46. JORDAN, TOM: Pow Wow, '46, '47, R, O. T. C., '46, '47, Sergeants' Club, '46, '47. KANE, LOIS: Kachina, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. KEATHLEY, PEGGY: Belles, Corresponding Secretary, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47. KEELER, NORRIS: Junior Academy of Science, '45, '46, Vice President, '46, R. O. T. C., '45, '46. KEITH, DONALD KENDRICK, ANNIE O KENNELLY, FAY: Student Council Representa- tive, '43, '44, Chums, '45, '46, Junior Membership Chairman, '44, Social Chair- man, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '43, '44, May Fete, Maid, '45, '46, Frolics, '46. KIDD, ALVA LOUISE: Student Council Repre- sentative, '45, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '45, '46, '47. KIEL, WALTER: Letterman, Football, '45, '46, KIMBALL, KAY: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Na- tional Honor Society, '46, '47, Palamar, '46, '47, Kachina, '45, '46, '47, Presi- dent, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, lrari Princess, '46, '47, High School Register, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46. KIMBROIJGH, KATHERINE KIRKHAM, JIMMY: Arrowhead, '46, '47, Na- tional Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '45, '46, Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47. KIRKLAND, PHYLLIS: Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45, '46, '47. KNOWLES, BILL: R. O. T. C., '44, '45, Ser- geants' Club, '45. KROHN, CHARLES: Clique Adonis, '46, '47, KURITZA, LUCILLE LA GROVE, RITA LAMKIN, MARCUS A.: Arrowhead, '46, 47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '46, Irari, '45, '46, '47, Treasurer, '46, R. O. T. C., Captain, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '46, High School Register, '46, '47. LANDER, CHARLES LANE, JEANNETTE: Seminar, '46, '47, Social Chairman, '46, Cherokee, '46, '47, LANGFORD, PAUL: Pow Wow, '45, '46, Clique Adonis, '46, R. O, T. C., '44, '45, '46, Basket Ball, '46, '47, Baseball, '46, '47, LARKE, BETTY JANE: National Thespian So- ciety, '45, '46, '47, Tawasi, '45, '46, '47, Kachina, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Lancer, '45, '46, Office Assist- ant, '46, '47, Letterman, Volley Ball, '45, '46, Frolics, '46, LASOF, EDWARD: Sequoyha, '46, '47, Foot- ball, 45, '46. LEACH, RICHARD: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Irari, '45, '46, Vice President, '46, R, O. T. C., Lieutenant, '46, Lt. Colonel, '46, '47, Football, '45, '46, High School Register, '46, '47, LE CLERE, GEORGE ANN LEE, MARY ANN: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, LEVER, JERRY LYNN: Palamar, '45, '46, 47, Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, LEVERTON, JOHN B.: Football, '43, '44. LINDELL, ALBERT: Band, '43, '44, '45, '46, R. o. T, c., '44, '45, '46 LINDSAY, DOROTHY LINGENEELTER, PAUL LITTLEFIELD, RAYMOND: Student Council Representative, '46. LOCKHART, FREDERICK LOESSIN, EDGAR: National Honor Society, '46, '47, National Thespian Society, '46, Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Kachina, '45, '46, Lancer Business Manager, '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '46, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. LOOK, AUGUST: R. O. T. C., '43, '45, '46, Lieutenant, '45, Captain, '46. LUCAS, TOM: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Let- terman, Football, '45, '46, Track, '45, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46. LUDTKE, SALLY: Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Archery Club, '46, '47, Secretary, '46, '47. LUGER, JOHN: Pow Wow, '46, '47, Director, '46, '47, Letterman, Tennis, '46. LUSK, DOROTHY MAY: Kachina, '46, Chero- kee, '45, '46, '47. LUZZI, ST. CLAIR MCANELLY, JIM: Rami, '45, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, Football, '44, '45, '46, Track, '46. McCAlNE, WALTER: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '44, '45, '46, lrari, '45, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Basket Ball, '44, '45, '46. McCARTER, BEVERLY McCLURE, PATTY: Student Council Represen- tative, '45, '46, Los Habladores, '45, '46, Cherokee, '46, '47, MCCULLOUGH, LYNNE: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Sequoyha '45, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47' r 1 Gym Class Leader, '45, '46, '47,' Frolics '46. MCDANIEL, MARILYN MCFARLAND, BARBARA McFARLANE, THELMA: Palamar, '45, '46 '47, Sports Chairman, '46, Los Habla- dores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '47, Kachina, '47, McKEON, JOYCE: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '45, '46, '47, Chero- kee, '45, '46, '47, Lancer Reporter, '46, 1 Girls' Sports Editor, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46. MCLEAN, Jovce MACKENZIE, TAD: Wapika, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '46, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. MAHAVIER, BILL MANCUSO, JEANNIE: Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Variety Show, '44, '46. MARR, JOE -.5 ENI ORS MARSH, ROY: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Band, '44, '45, '46, '47, Orchestra, '45, '46, Sergeants' Club, '46, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Golf Club, '46, '47, Bowl- ing Club, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46. MARSHALL, SABIN: R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. MARSTON, MILDRED: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Ramal Sponsor from Niwauna, '46, Haie- nonis, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. MASON, BILL: Senior Cabinet Alternate, '46, '47, Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Junior Academy ot Science, '45, '46, '47, President, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. MASON, GENE MATHES, DONALD: Student Council Repre- sentative, '45, '46, '47, R. O, T, C., Lieutenant, '46. MAYES, DORIS MERRITT, BILLY: Ramal, '45, '46, Letterman, Football, '46. MERTEN, ULRICH: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Junior Academy ot Science, President, '45, '47. METCALF, JAMES A.: Band, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, Orchestra, '45, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, '46, MEYER, JACQUELINE: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Student Council, '44, '45, Niwauna, Parliarnentarian, '45, Chaplain, '46, Vice President, '47, Cherokee, Lan- cer, Feature Editor, '45, '46, Advertising Editor, '46, '47, Orenda Beauty, '46, Quill and Scroll. MILLER, JOHN: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47. MILLER, MARVIN MERRILL: Kachina, '46, '47, Junior Academy ot Science, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46, Band, '44, '46. MILLS, DURY: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Foot- ball, '45, '46, Basket Ball, '45, '46, '47. MILLS, HUBERT FREEMAN: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '44, '45, '46, '47, Scholastic Magazine Award. MITCHELL, JAMES MOLESWORTH, CARYL: Cherokee, '46, '47. MOLLARD, JIMMY: Ramal, '45, '46, '47. MOORE, MARCIA: Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. MORTON, JASON: Letterman, Tennis, '46, Basketball, '46, State Tennis Champion, '46. MUELLER, CARL: Rarnal, '45, '46, '47, Ser- geant-at-Arms, '46, Letterman, Football, '45, '46, Griner Award, '46. MURPHY, BARBARA: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Haienonis, '45, '46, '47, Lancer, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46. MLJSGROVE, JOHN C.: Pow Wow, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '45, '46, '47, Sergeants' Club, '46, '47, Band, '45, '46, '47. NICHOLSON, JR., RALPH: Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, R. O. T. C,, '44, '45, '46, Football, '44, '45, NIVEN, FRANClS:Junior Academy of Science, '46, '47, Treasurer, '46, '47. NOBLE, MARY CLAIRE: Niwauna, Kachina' Cherokee, Archery Club, Lancer, '46, '47 NOWLIN, DON1 Senior Class Secretary, Ramal' Clique Adonis, Letterman, Football, '45 '46, Frolics, '45, Variety Show, '46. NYSTROM, ALICE: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Student Council, '46, Chums, Treasurer, '46, '47, Los Haoladores, Frolics, '46. 1 1 r OATES, CLAY ODEN, GAYLE: Seminar, Chaplain, '46, '47, Wapika, Haienonis, Cherokee. OGILVIE, JIMMIE: Ramal, '45, '46, '47. OLIVER, HAMPTON: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Football, '46. ORR, BARBARA1 Cherokee, '43-'47, PACE, JERINE: Tawasi, Publicity Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, Letterman, Archery, '46. PADGETT, DOROTHY: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Student Council, '45, '46, Chums, '45-'47, Sequoyha, Secretary, '46, '47, Los Habladores, Orenda, '46, '47, National Poetry Contest Winner, '46. PADGETT, LORIS: Senior Cabinet Alternate, Palamar, '45-'47, Sequoyha, Secretary, '45, '46, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Wa- pika, Kachina, Cherokee, Lancer, '46, '47, National Poetry Contest Winner, '46. PATTERSON, JACK: National Thespian Society, La Cinquantaine, Track, '46, Variety Show '46, One Act Play Contest, '46. PAUL, KEITH: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47. PAYNE, LEROY PECK, JOAN: National Honor Society, Palamar, Publicity Chairman, '45, '46, lrari Prin- cess, '46, Haienonis, '46, '47, La Cin- quantaine, Secretary, '46, '47, Cherokee, Lancer, '46, R. O. T. C., Sponsor, Lt, Colonel, '46, '47, Gym Leader, '45-'47, Frolics, '46. PECKINPAUGH, PATTY: National Honor So- ciety, Niwauna, Sequoyha, Los Habla- dores, Cherokee, Lancer, Feature Editor, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45-'47, Orenda Beauty, '46, Frolics, '45, '46. PECORE, BETTY: Los Habladores, '47, Chero- kee, '44, '45, '46, '47. PElNE, JOANNE: Senior Cabinet, National Honor Society, Student Council, '46, '47, Palamar, Secretary, '46, '47, Ramal Spon- sor from Palamar, '46, Los Habladores, Kachina, '45, Cherokee, Orenda Business Staff, '47, Office Assistant, '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46' Frolics, '45, '46. PENNINGTON, MARY ANN: National Thes- pian Society, Chums, Chaplain, '45, '46, Secretary, '46, '47, Kachina, Lancer, '45 '46, Cherokee, Archery Club, '47, 1 1 PITSCHMANN, CARL W,: Junior Academy of Science, R. O, T. C., '44-'46. PiTTs, BiLLiEg Band, '44, '45, R. o. T. c., Lieutenant, '46, '47, PLAYTER, DlCK: Pow Wow, R. O. T. C,, Lieutenant, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, PLOUMIS, KALLIOPE: Haienonis, Los Habla- dores, Cherokee, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46, O POLLARD, ANNA BETH POOLE, FRED B.: Wapika, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. PRATT, TULLY: Ramal, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Wapika, '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '46, '47. PURIFOY, MARTHA ANN: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '45, '46, '47, lnterscholastic League Representa- tive for Spelling, '46. PURSER, PATTI: Los Habladores, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '44, '45, '46, '47. RAMSEY, LEON: Hi-Y, '45. RANSOM, ROBERT: Ramal, R. O. T. C., Cap- tain, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47. RAY, COLLETTA: National Honor Society, Treasurer, '46, '47, Student Council Rep- resentative, '45, '46, Palamar, Vice Presi- dent, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee. RAYZOR, EVELYN: Senior Cabinet Alternate, Student Council, Vice President, '46, '47, Niwauna, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Vice President, '46, Ramal Sweetheart, '46, lrari Princess, '46, Haienonis, Cherokee, Office Assistant, '46, '47, Gym Leader, '46, '47, Bond Princess, '46, May Fete, Mad, '45, Duchess, '46, Orenda Beauty, '45, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46. RAYZOR, JOE: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Golf Club, '46, '47. RECH, JAMES W.: R. O. T. C., '43, '44. RED, ANN: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Palamar, '45, '46, 47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47. REDMAN, LOIS: Haienonis, '46, '47, Chero- kee, '44, '45, '46, '47. REID, WALTER REINEY, MARlLYN: Belles, '46, '47, REPASS, BILL: Hi-Y, President, '46, Clique Adon's, Vice President, '46, Letterman, Football, '45, '46, Track, '46, Baseball, '45, '46, RETTIC-, ELEANOR: Haienonis, '46, '47, Girls' Choir, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. RHYNES, WILLARDQ Senior Class Lawyer, Ramal, '46, '47, Letterman, Football, '45, '46, Captain, '45. RICHARDS, HARRY: Pow Wow, '46, '47, Football, '45, Track, '47. RICHARDS, JEAN: National Honor Society, Niwauna, Sports Chairman, '46, '47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, Cherokee, Office Assistant, '45-'47, Letterman, Tennis, '46, RICHARDSON, BOBBYE JEAN: National Thes- pian Society, Niwauna, Kachina, Orches- tra, '44, '45, Cherokee. RICHBURG, JEAN: Seminar, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, '47, Haienonis, Frolics, '46. RIDLEY, WADE, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Cabinet, National Honor Society, Presi- dent, '46, Student Council, '44-'47, Pow Wow, Hi-Y, Office Assistant, '46, '47, High School Register, '47, Letterman, Basketball, '46, '47. ROBBINS, JACK: Junior Red Cross Represen- tative, '46, '47. ROBERTSON, MARK W.: Kachina, '44, '45, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. ROBlNOWlTZ, RHODA: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Los Habladores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '47, Office Assistant, '45, '47, High School Register, '47. ROCO, HARVEY ROWSEY, BETTY ANN: National Thespian SO- ciety, Kachina, '44-'47, La Cinquantaine, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44-'47. RLJCKER, PAT: Seminar, '46, '47, Wapika, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47, Frolics, '46. SANDERS, BETTE CAROL: Haienonis, '46, '47, Girls' Chorus, '46, '47, Cherokee, R. O, T. C., Sponsor, '46, '47, Erolics, '46. SANDERS, MARY: Arrowhead, Attendance Clerk, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Extempo- raneous Speech Representative, '46. SCHAWE, BOB: Pow Wow, '45, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '45, '46, Sergeants' Club, '46. SCOTT, HAROLD SCOTT, NED: lrari, Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Orenda, '46, '47. SEAY, DOROTHY: Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Belles, '45, '46, Haenonis, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45-'47. SEMAAN, BOB: lrari, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Social Chairman, Golf Club, '46, '47, President, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Letterman, Golf, '46, '47. SHANNON, LEONARD SHANNON, NlNA NEAL: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Palamar, '46, '47, Cherokee, Office Assistant, '46, Frolics, '46, Kachina, '46, '47. SHAW, EDDIE: Ramal, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, '47, Social Chair- man, '46, '47, Cheer Leader, '46, '47. SHEPHERD, MARGRETT SHIVELY, VERA: Niwauna, '46, '47, Haie- nonis, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '46, '47. SHULT, ANN: Palamar, '45, '46, '47, Chero- kee, '45, '46, '47. SIMMS, JANE: Tawasi, President, '46, '47, Haienonis, '44-'47, Chaplain, '46, Girls Choir, '45-'47, Office Assistant, '45-'47, Cherokee, '44-'47. SINCLAIR, EDWARD SKINNER, CASIMIR: National Thespian So- ciety, lrari, '45-'47, Wapika, '45-'47, Kachina, '45-'47, Clique Adonis, '46, '47' Lancer, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44-'46, SLOAN, CHARLOTTE: Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, '47. SMITH, ELOISE: Wapika, '46, '47. SMITH, GERALDINE: National Honor Society, Student Council, '46, '47, Palamar, Junior Membership Chairman, '45, '47, Haie- 1 nonis, Lancer, '46, Cherokee, '45, '47, Office Assistant, '45, '47, Los Halnladores, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46. SENI O 0. 1-.1-.-. . ia, - 2 ,. .,.,,,. , , .. -g,g:::'g:.: - D H. . , . -,--.-,- -.----v - .,. . in--:-.-f:-. ,gk 'F se'- 'S' '-f my X , 1 2' . O RS SMITH, JOAN C.: Junior Red Cross Represen- tative, '45, '46, Cherokee, '46, '47. SMITH, MARTHA, Niwauna, Junior Member- ship Chairman, '46, Treasurer, '46, '47, Ramal Sponsor from Niwauna, '46, Pow 'Wow Pin Up Girl, '46, lrari Queen, '46, '47, Cherokee, Haienonis, R, O. T. C, Sponsor, Major, '46, '47, Gym Class Lead- er, '45-'47, Frolics, '46. SMITH, PAT: National Honor Society, Niwauna, Parliamentarian, '46, Cherokee, Orches- tra, '46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, Gym Class Leader, '46, Variety Show, '45, SMITH, RICHARD FOSTER: Band, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '46, '47. SMITH, W. A.: Irari, '45, '46, '47, Treasurer, '46, President, '46, R. O. T. C., Second Lieutenant, '46, Major, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Clique Adonis, '46, '47. SNOBLE, LONA JEAN: Cherokee, '46, Office Assistant, '46. SPAFFORD, ALICE: Arrowhead, National Hon- or Society, Tawasi, '45-'47, Haienonis, '44-'47, Cherokee, Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative, '45, '46, Frolics, '45, '46. SPENCER, CLYDE: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45. STACKHOUSE, HARRY STAFFORD, BOBBY: Clique Adonis, '46, '47, STALLINGS, JERRY: Pow Wow, '46, '47. STEELE, MARY ESTELLE: Student Council, '44, Tawasi, Sports Chairman, '45-'47, Haie- nonis, '46, '47, Cherokee, President, '46, '47, Letterman, Volley Ball, '45, '46, Gym Leader, '45, '46, Variety Show, '47. STEPHENS, HELEN: Senior Cabinet, Arrow- head, National Honor Society, '46, '47. STERK, JO ANN: Seminar, Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, '45, Vice President, '46, '47, Junior Academy of Science, '44-'47. STERNS, BETTY: National Thespian Society, Chums, '45-'47, Kachina, Decoration Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, '46, Gym Lead- er, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46. STEVENS, JACQUELYN STEWART, JANE: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, City Volley Ball, '45. STORK, WERNER LEE: Senior Cabinet Alter- nate, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Orchestra, '44-'47, R, O. T. C., '44-'46, Frolics, '46, Variety Show, '46. STRUBAR, ANN, Tawasi, '46, '47, Haienonis, '47, Kachina, '47, Cherokee, '45-'47. SULLIVAN, JOHN: Pow Wow, Treasurer, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, Rifle Team, '44, '45, Letterman, Tennis, '44, '45, Regional Champion, '44, SWEENEY, JEAN: Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45. SYMONDS, FROSTY: Ramal, Chaplain, '45, '46, Letterman, Swimming '45, '46, '47. TANNER, DOROTHY TAYLOR, ANNE: National Honor Society, Pal- arnar, '44-'47, Kachina, '46, '47, Wapika, '46, '47, Cherokee, Scholastic Art Award, '46, May Fete, Maid, '44, Frolics, '46. TAYLOR, LORENZO: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Junior Membership Chairman, '45, Vice President, '46, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Clique Adonis 46 47 TAYLOR, RAYNIOND O TEMPLE, ADELE: Kachina, '46, '47. THOMPSON, JOAN MAXINE: Seminar, '46, '47. THOMPSON, MARY LOUISE: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '45, '46, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Chaplain, '46, '47, Wapika, President, '45, '46, Mem- bership Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Orenda Art Editor, '45, '46, '47. THOMPSON, RAY: Bowling Club, '46, '47. THOMPSON, TOMMY: Ramal, '45, '46, '47. THOMSON, HELEN: Belles, '45, '46, '47, Par- liamentarian, '45, Vice President, '46, '47, Irari Princess, '46, Haienonis, '44, '45, '46, '47, Treasurer, '45, Secretary, '46, Cherokee Baseball Head, '46, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47, Frolics, '46. THORNALL, MADGE: Senior Cabinet, '45, '46, Student Council Representative, '45, '46, Chums, '45-'47, Los Habladores, '45-'47, Kachina, '45-'47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Wapika, '45, '46, Cherokee, Lancer Humor Editor, '46, '47. TILLEY, MILDRED: Seminar, '46, '47, Ka- china, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46. TINSLEY, ALLYCE: Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Tawasi, Treasurer, '46, '47, Haienonis, '45-'47, La Cinquantaine, Reporter, '46, '47, Cher- okee, Lancer Associate Editor, '46, '47, Office Ass5stant, '45-'47, Library As- sistant, '44, '45, Frolics, '45, '46. UNDERWOOD, PAT: Wapika, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., '44, '45, '46. IJRQUHART, TIM: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47. VACHER, PATRICIA: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Chums, '44, '45, '46, '47, Los Habladores, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee Golf Head, '46, '47. VAN DRIES, MARIE: Junior Academy of Science, '43, '44, '45, Cherokee, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. VAUGHAN, ELEANOR: Sequoyha, '45, '46, '47. VENNARD, LUCILLE: Belles, '45, '46, La Cin- quantaine, '45, '46, Haienonis, '45, '46' Office Assistant, '46, '47. VINSON, WRIGHT: Pow Wow, '46, '47. VITTRUP, JOHN: Band, '44, '45, '46, '47. VOSS, JOHN DOUG: Basketball, '46, '47. WAHLERS, H. F.: Irari, '45, '46, '47. WALLACE, NANCY: National Thespian Soy ciety, '46, '47, Tawasi, '45, '46, '47' Kachina, '45, '46, '47, WARD, BEN: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Stu- dent Council Representative, '45, '46, '47, Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '44, '45, Frolics, '46. WARD, BEVERLY: Los Habladores, '46, Gym Class Leader, '46, '47. 1 1 O WARD, MARGIE: Haienonis, '46, '47, Serge- ant-at-Arms, '46, Kachina, '46, Los Hab- ladores, '45, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, All City Choir, '46, '47. WARREN, FRANK: Pow Wow, '45, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Swimming, '45, '46, '47. WATERMAN, LAURA WATKINS, MARY: National Thespian Society, '45, '46, '47, Seminar, '45, '46, '47, Pub- licity Chairman, '45, President, '46, '47, Ramal Sponsor from Seminar, '46, '47, Irari Princess, '46, '47, Cherokee Swim- ming Head, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Kachina, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, '47, Letterman, Volley Ball, '45, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '45, '46, '47, Variety Show, '46. WATSON, CRAIG WEA KLEY, TIM: Arrowhead, '46, '47, Treas- urer, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '44, '47, Junior Academy of Science, '46. WEAVER, JEANNETTE: Kachina, '46, '47, Cherokee, '46, '47. WEAVER, JOHN: Letterman, Golf, '46, '47. WELDIE, JOAN: National Honor Society, '46, '47, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Haienonis, '46, '47, Publicity Chairman, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Lancer Club Edi- tor, '46, Business Manager, '46, '47, Of- fice Assistant, '45, '46, '47, R. O. T. C., Sponsor, '46, '47, Frolics, '46, '47, All City Choir, '46. WELLS, ANN ELIZABETH: Los Habladores, WER '46, '47. NER, ROSEMARY: Niwauna, '45, '46, Ka- china, '45, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, Variety Show, '45, WHEELER, MYRA: National Honor Society, WHI WHI WHI WHI '46, '47, Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Ser- geant-at-Arms, '46, '47, Wapika, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47, Office As- sistant, '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative, '46. TE, BILL TE, GORDON: Senior Class Vice President, Ramal, '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, '44, '45, Vice President, '46, Hi-Y, '46, '47, Secretary, '46, President, '47, Letterman, Football, '45, '46, Swimming, '46, May Fete, Duke, '46, High School Register, '46, '47. TE, JEANNE: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, LOS Habladores, '46, '47, Kachina, '46, '47. TE, WANDA RUTH: Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47. WICKER, LOUIS WIGGINS, ESTHER: Senior Cabinet Alternate, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Belles, '45, '46, '47, Treasurer, '45, '46, Sales Chairman, '47, Haienonis, '44, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, '46, President, '46, Lancer Social Editor, '46, '47, High School Register, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45, '46, Variety Show, '45, '46, WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILLIAMSON, JIMMY: Band, '45, '46, '47, Orchestra, '45, '46, '47, WILLIAMSON, ROBERT WILLRICH, VIRGINIA: Junior Academy of Science, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, '46, '47, Wapika, '45, '46, '47, Los Habla- dores, '46, '47, Library Assistant, '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Representative, '46, '47, WILLS, BOB: Ramal, '45, '46, '47, Junior Membership Chairman, '46, Football Man- ager, '44, '45, '46. WILSON, JEWEL: Tawasi, '46, '47, Los Hab- Iadores, '46, '47, Cherokee, '45, '46, '47. WISHNOW, HERMAN BERNARD: May Fete Entertainer, '46, Frolics, '45, '46, Variety Show, '45. WOLF, CHARLES: Senior Cabinet, '46, '47, Senior Ring Committee, Arrowhead, '46, '47, National Honor Society, '46, '47, Student Council Representative, '45, '46, Los Habladores, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross, President, '45, '46, '47. WOLF, PHYLLIS JANE WOLLBRETT, CARLITA: Niwauna, '45, '46, '47, Sports Chairman, '45, President, '46, Los Habladores, '45, '46, Kachina, '45, Haienonis, '46, '47, Social Chairman, '46, Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Letterman, Bowling, '45, Office Assistant, '46, '47, Gym Class Leader, '46, Frolics, '45, Va- riety Show, '46, All City Choir, '46. WOODARD, GENE YOUNG, JANIS: Cherokee, '44, '45, '46, '47, Frolics, '45. YOUNG, JO ANN: Student Council Representa- tive, '44, Chums, '44, '45, '46, '47, Pub- licity Chairman, '46, '47, Wapika, '45, '46, Secretary, '46, Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative, '44. O 45553 5 , W :fi ..I.' : A 1 IX' ' aa -'Swv Y we, ff fE i,:.1j'g ru 2 gg ' sg. iii. in 'INN wk Jiu,r? ar' f 'J 4 ,M . .ffm w w .Mft 1. A w wa. RW Row One: Joann Abell, Eleanor Abney, Annette Abshier, Joe Aocurso, Betty Jo Adair, Peggy Adler, Leonard Albert, Dorothy Allen, Jean Anderson, Joan Anderson. Row Two: Pauline Arnold, Norman Bale, Lee Barlow, Billy Bartle, Barbara Bassham, Bur- ton Bassham, Carmen Baurnbach, Pat Beamon, Earl Bellamy, Betsy Belstrorn. Row Three: N. J. Benson, Roy Bentley, Emily Bertelsen, John Beyer, Robert Boddeker, James Bolton, Billy Bonham, Elizabeth Bonln, Ruey Boone, Nancy Boothe. Row Four: Bettie Borden, Sidney Borden, Evans Bowen, Ralph Bowen, Waldo Boyles, Chris Brandt, Joyce Brawner, Jimmy Brelstord, Anne Brevard, Pat Brigham. Row Five: Patty Bright, Ray Bright, Annette Brimer, Elafne Broadwell, Jean Brockmeier, Tornmy Browder, Betty Jean Brown, Charles Brown, Martha Brown, Rose Marie Brown. Row Six: Priscilla Bruce, Bonney Brunner, Tommy Brunson, Nina Bryan, Virginia Bryan, Ellen Bryce, Jeanne Bullen, Tommy Burk, Betty Jean Burke, Juanita Butler. Wwe Row One: Bob Durkee, Marvin Durrenberger, Mary Anne Dwyer, Jolin Dyer, Paul Eckels, Joan Eckhardt, Marilyn Edel, Dakota Ehman, Clem England, Cathe Evans, Danny Evans, Patricia Evans, Bill Fagan, Donald Fagan. Row Two: Ann Fairchild, Ann Fallon, Margaret Faris, Jack Farmer, Mary Nell Farrington, Paulette Fechner, Virginia Felan, Sue Findlay, Joyce Fleet, Charles Folwell, Bill Fontaine, Patricia Forbes, Louise Ford, David Frame. Row Three: Edna Freeman, Heidi Freund, Billy Fritts, Mary Lou Fry, Henry Gadbofs, Dan Garrett, Dick Garrett, Eloise Garrett, Mary Jane Gar- rison, Bob Geiler, Tommy Gemoets, Tim Gentry, Martha Gill, Helen Glick. Row Four: Barbara Goodman, Jack Goodrum, Betty Gosney, Ann Goss- man, Henry Grady, Helen Graves, Jimmy Gray, Lee Greb, Nancy Green, Gene Grogan, Jeanette Grogan, Louis Gross, Betty Groves, Werner Grun- baum. Row Five: Gene Hall, Gene Hamilton, Charles Harnor, Patsy Harp, Jim Harrell, Doris Harris, Gene Harshbarger, Elizabeth Haver, Babs Hayworth, Ruth Heard, Pat Hinrichsen, Bessie Mae Henson, Mary Lois Henson, John Herlitz. Row One: John Byers, Bobby Bynes, Frances Cady, Kenneth Camp- bell, Natalie Campbell, Polly Campbell, Wilminor Carl, Delores Carman, Carol Carson, Jeanne Carter, Pat Carter, Bobby Castle, Dorothy Chambers, Grace Chandler. Row Two: Norma Chapman, Stanley Chapman, Jeanne Chumley, Bob Church, Beverly Clardy, Peggy Clark, Ruth Ann Clark, Sherman Clark, Catherine Clarke, Louise Clegg, John Clifford, Dan Clinton, Ann Coe, Bobby Cole. Row Three: Tommy Coley, Perryman Collins, Carol Cook, Martha Cor- zelius, Joe Courtin, Betty Jo Cox, Eleanor Cox, Betty Criner, Carolyn Crites, Sam Croom, Burt Cruse, Dorothy Cullman, Mary Cunningham. Row Four: Betty Curson, Constance Cutlip, Bill Davis, Gordon Day, Joanne Day, Lucius Day, Sandra Decker, Joyce De Corte, Elaine Dederick, Ann Deming, Martha Dendy, James Depenbrock, Patricia Devine, Diane Dickey. Row Five: J. C. Dickson, Julia Lynn Dickson, Rebecca Dillard, Wayne Dixon, Beverly Dodd, Chester Donlin, Mary Ellen Donnelly, Paul Donoho, Carolyn Douglas, Betty Doyen, Joan Drake, Margot DuBose, Lee Duggan. Row One: Kathleen Lloyd, Suzanne Lloyd, Bobby Lynn, Rosemary Mc- Andrews, Allen McAshan, Louellen McBrayer, Edwin McClanahan, Aya- nelle McDaniel, Roy McDonald, Katherine McGar, John McGregor, John McHenry, Beverly McKinnon, Walter McMeans. Row Two: David McNew, Charlie McRae, Virginia Maloney, Martha Mantooth, Nancy Markle, Doris Marquart, Ralph Marshall, John Martin, Mary Martin, Mary Matlage, Martha Matlock, Joyce Mattiza, Jo Ann Matzke, Henry Mayers. Row Three: Paula Meredith, Reba Michels, Phyllis Millard, Mary Louise Milledge, Ann Miller, John Miller, Juanita Miller, Mary Lee Miller, Mary Alice Mills, Barbara Mims, Ruth Ann Minkwitz, Frank Minor, Rondel Min- ter, Ted Mohle. Row Four: Bob Moise, Billy Molinare, Beverly Moltz, Jane Moody, Julia Morrow, Shirley Moser, Phil Moss, Nancy Muench, Owen Mulkey, Billy Murray, Shirley Myers, John Neibel, Frank Nelms, Doug Nelson. Row Five: Mary Ann Nelson, Herbert Nester, Nancy Nicholson, Jane Ellen Norman, Monroe Northrop, Jimmie Nowlin, Ruth Ann Null, Carolyn O'Leary, Nancy Oliver, Carol Onstead, Pat Owen, Patsy Parker, Wesley Parker, Ann Patrick. Row One: Nancy Hippard, Martha Ann Hobbs, Jane Hodges, Gene Hogue, Jane Hogue, Barbara Holliday, Dick Hoopes, Adoria Hopkins, Tommy Hopkins, Joyce Horton, Joan Hoskins, Loretta Hough, Mary Jane Housh, Marilyn Howell. Row Two: David Hubbard, Tony Hudler, Marian Huffman, Jan Hunt, Bryan Hunter, Sherrie Hunter, Marian Hutcheson, Ann Irving, Billy Ray Jackson, Clarice Jackson, Joan James, Kenneth Jett, Madeline Johnson, Mary Anne Johnson. Row Three: Betty Jofnes, Edwin Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Mary Ella Jones, Winston Jones, Jane Judd, Ben Jutzi, Norma Kearby, Willfam Kefrn, Catherine Keith, Paul Kelting, Billy Kendrick, Louella Kendrick, Gene Kennedy. Row Four: Dan Kennerly, Beryl Kermeth, Johnny Kiibler, Sally Kilgore, Allan King, Gerald King, Karl King, Louise King, Marjorie Kinghorn, Robert Kirk, Sara Kirkland, Dorothy Knapp, Mary Knobelsdorf, David Knox. Row Five: Norma Koehring, Billy Kolbye, Joyce Krenek, Frank Krisher, Nick Ladas, Barbara Jean Lake, Dorothy Lawrence, Laura Jo Lee, Sam Lewis, Betiy Lilly, John Lindell, Dorothy Lowth, Nancy Lindsay, Rose Mar'e Listi. Row One: Ross Sterling, Suzie Sterrett, Beverly Stewart, Frances Stewart, Leonard Stewart, Jimmie Stillwagon, Marilyn Storey, Billy Streich, Roy Striekert, Jean Sugg, Dana Surles, Mary Nell Swartz, John Tapley, Sidney Maxine Taylor. Row Two: Nic Tengg, Robert Terrill, Emma Faye Thomas, Emily Thomp- son, Pam Thornton, Virginia Tigner, Dolores Tower, Betty Trelford, Leon Trenckmann, Martha Tullis, Lee Tully, l-larriet Tyson, Richard Ullrich, Ennis Viereck. Row Three: James Warenberger, Joanne Wallace, Sue Wallace, Law- rence Walton, Billy Wandel, Blondelle Ward, Clyde Warner, Maurine Warren, Paul Waters, l-larry Webb, Sherlie Welford, Val Deane Werner, Barbara West, Marian West. Row Four: Carol Wheeler, Norma White, Bedford Whitworth, Speer Wickham, Tommy Wieghard, Betty Willetts, Charles Williams, Mary Ann Williams, Raymond Williford, Milton Willis, Richard Winborn, David Winder, Nancy Wingfield, Janie Winslow. Row Five: Dorothy Winston, Ray Winters, Jimmie Wfiseheart, Mary Womeldorf, Sue Woodall, Floyd Woodard, Margie Woodruff, Mary Louise Wooldridge, Katherine Wyatt, Ima Yeary, Mary Frances York, Terry Young, Joanne Youngblood, Gypsy Zimmerman Row One: James Patterson, Joan Pazdral, Betty Pennington, Annie Laurie Perry, Pat Peters, Emily Petersen, Johnny Petteway, Martha Ann Phillips, Pat Pickett, Mary Ann Plumb, Margy Pollard, Katherine Pontikes, Gladys Poole, David Pound. Row Two: Jimmie Nell Rader, Joan Ragsdale, Anna Rainey, Patty Raley, Peyton Randolph, Herbert Rather, Mary Ann Reaves, Gene Red, Pat Reed, Marie Restivo, Shirley Reynaud, Margaret Ringer, Chili Rivers, Helen Robb. Row Three: Marian Robinson, Carol Jean Rosaire, Gloria Ross, Pat Royer, Bill Rutfner, Delois Rush, Ralph Russell, Ruth Anne Ryba, Ted Sampseel, Anne Sanders, Jerry Sanders, Evelyn Sandifer, Mary Beth Sanger, Wayne Scherwitz. Row Four: Beverly Schlichting, Ann Schlosser, Joanne Schneider, James Schultz, Charles Sears, Joe Selby, Barbara Shaw, Mary Sue Sheffield, Eddie Sick, Gilbert Simon, Dorothy Simpson, John Simpson, Bob Sinclair, Eleanor Sloat. Row Five: Betty Smith, Fay Smith, Sallie Smoot, Beverly Smyth, Shirley Snow, Patricia Spoor, Edwin Spruce, Joyce Spurlock, Archie Stallings, Bob Statler, Margie Staufter, Billy Steele, Edwin Steen, Kay Steinberger. SN 1 ii , .5.:. A , . .::x:35k::?1 - gs? 'S g f? gpg .,:: Q ' ' Emi If 51 X .,... 0 K ,N W wx. , wi? si' 5' P R E Row One: Vera Abshier, Bill Adams, Don Addington, Jean Ahrens, Diane Aitken, Jo Anne Alban, Earle Alexander, Mary Alexander, Gordon Allen, Joyce Amslgr, Row Arnold, Row Wanda Row Two: Nancy Anderson, Harry Anderson, Gelya Anilerson, Peggy Anthony, Shirley Armstrong, Nancy Therese Arnold, June Ashcn, John Atwood, Khleber Attwell. Three: Dorothy Bachemin, Beverly Baird, Cyn?halice Baker, Donald Baker, Louise Baker, Phil Baker, Baker, Rebecca Ball, Laura Barnes, Helen Barr. Four: Janice Barstow, Joe Barta, Jean Bartholomew, Joy Bartlett, Sam Bassett, Jimmy Batchelor, Mar'lyn Beck, Arthur Bell, Frances Bell, Frances Bell. Row Five: Julie Bell, Josephine Bellassai, Dick Belt, Alatair Benbow, Don Berleth, Bob Berry, Pat Berry, Betty Bertelsen, Diane Batchtel, Martha Bickley. Row S'x: Anita Bigley, Beverly Bintlitt, Dick Bintlift, Barbara Bittel, Bonnie Blades, Tucker Blaine, Edwina Blankenship, Paul Blanton, Philip Blatt, Margaret Blau. Row Brooks Row Brown, Seven: Elizabeth Block, Sue Boehm, Bob Bogan, l.a Nelle Booker, Marion Boone, Tommye Bowman, Boyd, Evelyn Brady, Alex Brailas, Herschel Brannen. Eight: Mary Jane Breaker, Melvin Brockstein, Mirianne Broden, Robert Brodnax, Barbara Brown, Nancy Bryant Brunson, Joanne Brunt, Patsy Bryan. SO HOM0 Row One: Joe Dillard, Mary P. Doherty, Jean Donaldson, George Dorrance, Nancy Doss, Mary Douglas, Mary Dreyer, John Dudley, Bill Duncan, Larry Dunn, Kay Dupre, Jean Durham, Fred Durrance, Vonziel Dutton, Jeanette Dyer. Row Two: Kenneth Eastridge, Mary Lou Edmundson, Ruth Ann Ed- wards, Shirley Edwards, Marla Ehler, Mary Ann Erbe, Barbara Esgen, Pat Ethridge, Bobby Evans, Lila Beth Fagan, Bob Fagley, Jean Fairchild, Betty Fechner, Shirley Fendley, Nancy Ferguson. Row Three: Barbara Fitch, Ruth Foell, Joe Foley, Dale Fooshee, Joe Ann Forbes, Dorothy Foster, Eloise Frame, Betty Jean Fredrickson, Grete Freund, Jerrie Friedel, Nance Fruit, Virginia Fulton, John Funk, Judy Garland, Norma Garnett. Row Four: Lenore Garrard, Joanne Garrett, Gayle Garth, Janet Gast, Pat Gaston, Pat Gentry, John Gianukos, Barbara Gibbons, Jodie Ann Gibson, Roger Gilliam, Joyce Golaz, Barbara Goss, Betty Lee Gray, Arno Guenther, Ronny Gwinn. Row Five: Marian Hail, Jean Hall, Barbara Hamaker, Bill Hamlin, Peggy Hammer, Rosemary Hamner, Billy Hand, Mavis Hardy, Margaret Hargrove, Billy Harper, Sam Harper, Cacilie Hart, Sue Hastings, Howard Hatfield, Helen Hedley. Row One: Peggy Bull, Pete Burch, Virginia Burtord, Charles Burgess, Mary Burk, Helen Burke, Pat Burke, Jimmy Burns, Jane Burr, Kathy Bur- ton, Betty Buse, Marilyn Byer, Wallace Callahan, Maudene Collier, Billy Cantrell. Row Two: Bob Carlson, John Carpe, Eller Carson, Patsy Carter, Rose Castelle, Julia Castle, Mary Cate, Faye Champenois, Bill Chanslor, David Clark, Hal Clark, Kenneth Clark, Melvin Clarke, Robert Clemons, Ann Cline. Row Three: Jane Cline, Ken Clinton, Kenneth Clough, Joan Collins, Carol Converse, Ann Cooper, Virginia Cooper, Mary Coronis, Erwin Cottlng- ham, Jeanie Coughlin, Eloise Coward, Charles Cox, Fagan Cox, Marilyn Cox, Sue Cox. Row Four: Carolyn Coy, Eric Crake, June Crawford, Doris Creager, Larry Crider, Paden Cross, Peggy Crow, Ann Cunningham, Jane Cunningham, Patsy Cunyus, Mary Daniell, Patsy Daniell, Jackie Darden, John Davenport, Doris Davidson. Row Five: J. L. Davidson, Loretta Davis, Sam Davis, Martha Dawson, Jimmie Day, Dorothy Dayvault, Gordon Deats, Jean Deauquier, Janis Dech- man, Jeannie Dederick, John Dehnert, Elizabeth Derivan, Carolyn Dickerson Don Dickson, Rosanne Dickson. HOMO ES SOP ES Row One: Eugene Lewis, Ann Lingentelter, Dorothy Listi, Jack Little, Johnylee Little, David Littlefield, Robert Lockwood, Shirlie Lockwood, Larry Loessin, Jimmy Logan, Barthelene Loverde, Marianne Luse, Jack Lynch, Nancy McAnelly, June McCarthy. Row Two: Sammy McClelland, Wayne McClendon, John McConnell, Oscar McCracken, Doris McDonald, Milton McGee, Martha Lee McGhee, Gwinn McMahan, Evelyn McMillian, Tom McNeese, Phyllis McStravick, Claude Maethenis, Martha Magee, Bedford Magee, Bob Magruder. Row Three: Mildred Maler, Lois Martin, Clare Masterson, Margie Mathes, J'm Mathis, J. A. Matlage, Gerry Mathews, Georgia May, John Mayer, Travis Miller, Charlotte Millis, Ann Milner, Bobby Milstead, Arthur Minier, Lawrence Minns. Row Four: Arthur Moncriet, John Moncure, Martha Montgomery, Mary Montgomery, Logan Moore, Lyttleton Moore, Martha Moore, Preston Moore, Beach Mott, Ken Mower, Jarrell Mugg, Patsy Murray, Beeler Myers, Alta Naylor, Louis Nett. Row Five: Virginia Ninedort, Carol Noble, Gloria Novak, Roberta Nowlin, Nancy Nye, Phyllis Nye, Patsy O'Daniel, Annie Ogilvie, Don Olsen, Bar- bara O'Meara, Nan O'Neill, Julia Orynski, Ellen Ownby, Morgan Padgett, Charles Page. SGP Row One: Ronnie Heiser, B. L. Henderson, Libby Herndon, Jackie Her- ron, Al Hildreth, Harnmy Hill, Martha Hodge, Elaine Hodges, Margie Hof- mann, Anne Hogan, Larry Hogue, Barbara Holliday, Hal Hope, Eleanor Horne, Henry Horne. Row Two: Charlotte Horton, Charlotte Horton, Barbara Howe, Mary Ida Hubbard, Jo Anne Hudgins, Joe Hudson, Martha Hudson, Bob Hutt, Fred Huppertz, Sue Hutchens, Mary Hutchison, Betty Jean Inglis, Lee Nora ln- gram, Gordon lsraelsky, Sarah Jackson. Row Three: Barbara Jacobsen, Tommy Jax, Julia Johnson, Mary Gene Johnson, Porter Johnson, Rupert Johnson, Daisy Johnson, Lamar Jones, Mary Owen Jones, Patsy Ruth Jones, lrwin Jordan, Betty Kayser, Jean Kayser, John Kellett, Beverly Kemp. Row Four: Peggy Kendrich, Noreen Kevan, Chester Kng, Bobby Kirk- ham, Ina Claire Kirkpatrick, Jean Kleine, Jean Knight, George Knower, Calvin Koomey, Ben Kostial, Ann Krachy, Marjory Kroupa, Melvin Kurth, Doris Labat, George Ladd. Row Five: Billy La Mack, Claire Larnb, Joe Larnb, Joann Langley, Suzon Lapat, Janet Lawson, Virginia Leach, Reva Leath, Mike Ledford, Billy Lee, Nancy Lee, Laura LeFevre, Don Lehde, Jack Lewi, Ken Lewi. HO OES SO GMO Row One: Betty Sterrett, Leonard Stewart, Ruth Stewart, Georgiana Stickler, Jo Ann Stillwagon, Francis Stolz, Spencer Stone, Marilyn Storey, Jerry Strader, Bob Strawn, Jim Street, Merle Strickert, Joe Suttles, Pat Sweeney, Charles Tapley. Row Two: Bill Teas, Jane Terrell, Dick Thomas, Bill Thornton, Dorothy Timmerman, Peggy Ann Toland, Bobbie Ann Trott, Mary Townsend, Patsy Turrentine, Ed Urquhart, Billy Vaja, Bill Vernon, Revill Wainwright, Jean Walker, Betty Lynn Walier. Row Three: Beverly Ward, Ann Watts, Frank Webber, Jean Wharton, Tommy Wharton, Buck Wheat, Ann White, Florence White, Gloria White- head, Troy Whithurst, Pat Whitworth, Henry Wilde, Mildred Willett, Dolores Willetts, Carolyn Williams. Row Four: Clare Williams, Ann Vllilliams, Betty Williams, Howard Wil liams, Shirley Williams, Mary Williamson, Emmett Willis, Virginia Wills, Barbara Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Horace Wilson, Bob Winkelman, Irving Wishnow, Norma Wofford, Gene Vllolte. Row Five: Jane Wolf, Lyle Wolfskill, Egbert Womack, Arthur Wood, Jimmy Wood, Jo Ann Woodharn, Carolyn Vxfoodrutf, Mary Adele Woods, Carl Woolley, Allene Wright, Eleanor Wright, Larry Wrightsman, Jimmy Yardberry, Sarah Young, Walter Zivley. O Row One: Virginia Paris, Albert Pavey, Vera Pelatari, John Perry, Ruth Perry, Pete Peterson, Julia Picton, Mary Jane Pike, Charles Pirtle, Ann Play- ter, Sally Polk, Wanda Polk, Tany Pollard, George Pontikes, Walter Poole. Row Two: Vic Post, Dixie Potts, Theo Pound, Mollie Jane Powell, Sieve Price, Caroline Purcell, Jane Putney, Camille Ramsey, Sally Ranger, Hubert Rawlins, Hugh Rech, Edwin Redman, Keenan Reiney, Dulcia Reynolds, Jeanne Reynaud. Row Three: Mary Ann Rhine, Janet Richardson, Betty Richter, Miggie Rickles, Betty Lynn Riedel, Betty Roberson, John Robertson, Barbara Rog- ers, Jack Rogers, Herb Rohloff, Charles Roper, Jerry Rose, Fannie Rosner, Fred Ryals, Sarah Salmon. Row Four: Gertrude Sandal, Gay Sanders, Joe Sansing, Martin Schefd, Maxine Schmidt, Vivenne Schwarting, John Seale, Jimmy Sears, John Selig- man, Jack Sewell, Ann Shannon, Patricia Share, Joan Shaw, Marjorie Shep- herd, John Schudde. Row Five: Bobby Silliman, Betty Silvus, Andrea Slmmons, Elwyn Sfmons, Ann Smith, Harvey Smith, Nancy Smith, Virginia Smith, Sally Smith, Wil- bur Sprague, Cordelia Sprong, Tommie Standley, Richard Starnes, Jay Stelter, William Stepchinski. P O O ES XM gl ,1- New 31 WALTER CLEMONS, Editor PETERSEN PEINE ECKHARDT ORENDA WG HOKE COE MEREDITH BELLAMY X' I fs?- is? H EDITORIAL STAFF:Walter Clemons, editor, Wilma l-loke, sistant editor, Paula Meredith, club editor, Joan Eckhardt, clubs, Emily Peter- sen, class editor, Robert Clemons and Ann Coe, classes, Earl Bellamy, sports edTtor3 Allan King, sports, Mary Louise Thompson and Dorothy Padgett, mountingsg Julia Picton, typist. Sponsor is ss Drew Staggs. BUSINESS STAFF: Bob Gregg, business managerg Joanne Peine, Virginia Ann Fitch, Wade Ridiey, Beverly Smyth, and Ned Scott. The business staff is sponsored by Miss Helen Weinberg. E Picton T RIDLEY R. CLEMONS THOMPSON SMYTH ST i PADGETT SCOTT BOB GREGG, Business Manager FITCH At top left Miss Fuller corrects a lay out for Rhoda Robinowitz and Jean Dudley. The three smiling gossips at right are Esther Wiggins, Fay Kennelly, and Madge Thornall. This quartet -- Laura Lee Fendley, Genie Hare, Beverly Crowley, and Patty Peclcinpaugh-take on the all- important job of copy reading. The finished product, an issue of the Lancer, is admired by Beth Brodnax, Betty Jo Epps, Jerry Sanders, and Ruey Boone. As Jacqueline Meyer phones the printer and Joan Weldie writes a feature story, Alice Ellington just sits and grins. l The new issue of the Lancer is delivered in the front hall to Barbara Murphy, Marianne Franks, Sally Ludtke lstandingl, Myrtle Gregory, and Frances Dixon lkneelingl. And at right, Jean Harlow, Dorothy Denman, and Grace Grierson are already at work on copy for the next issue. LANCER STAFF The Lancer, Lamar's newspaper, is sponsored by Miss Louise Fuller. Helen Hall is editor, Allyce Tinsley, assistant editor, Edgar Loessin lfalll and Jacqueline Meyer lspringl, business managers, Joy Freeman, circulation manager. The fall edEtorial staff were Grace Grierson, news, Betty Ann Cross, Esther Wiggins, society, Beverly Crowley, Patty Peckinpaugh, features, Jean Dudley, books, Joyce McKeon, girls' sports, Mc Bintliff, boys' sports, Madge Thornall, humor. Spring staff changes were Barbara Murphy, circula- tion managerg Joan Weldie, business manager, Faye Kennelly, society and clubs, Tim Weakley, photography, Beth Brodnax, girls' sports, Jerry Sanders, boys' sports. This year, a Quill and Scroll chapter was organized by Lancer students. Members of this journalistic honor society are Mc Bintliff, Ruey Boone, Jean Dudley, Joy Freeman, Grace Grierson, Helen Hall, Genie Hare, Sally Ludtke, Joyce McKeon, Jacqueline Meyer, Barbara Murphy, Patty Peckinpaugh, Jerry Sanders, Allyce Tinsley, Madge Thornall, Joan Weldie, Esther Wiggins. The Lancer also sponsored Personality Week, a special school event. May Cummins and Jimmy Jamison were elected the students with the best personalities in the school. HELEN HALL, Editor lseatedl ALLYCE TINSLEY, Assistant Editor lstandingl. -2 ,1 iff? A4 , T? Q W , Q24 5 .M 'Iv 2 'H' , i I if 'W sv K QV , 56' A Q ' fm' , Z , f af if ig . W ,. '? XML? Q ,, 1 7 ggfg A25 is 'S w Q ,M 1: 'kfwslww A Exim A-V 5 1 A wp I Y ,bV K ' at 4 gk J ulq, 'V Back Row One: Don Mathes, Tim Weakley, Raymond Littlefield, Bertha Gray, Jolyn Ferguson, Wade Ridley Row Two Emily Thompson, Betty Doyen, Ben Ward, Beverlyn Moltz, Reba Michels, Row Three: Richard Allen, Carolyn Doiigfas, Dorothy Denman, Katherine Pontikes, Sammy Hamilton, Bob Bogan, Robert Clemons, Peter Gray, Dakota thman Front Rcw Hur' Barbara Holliday, Barbara Wilson, Mary Williams, Mary Lou Edmondson, Andrea Simmons Patsy Bryan, Jean Hall. STUDENT COUNCIL The Senior sections are represented on the Council by Richard Allen, Anna Cate, Marilyn Dawson, Jolyn Ferguson, Bertha Gray, Wilma Hoke, Marcus Lamkin, Joanne Peine, Wade Ridley, Geraldine Smith, Ben Ward, Libby Fain, Don Mathes, Tim Weakley, Ray- mond Littlefield, Carolyn Douglas, Barbara Holliday, Beverlyn Moltz, and Emily Thompson. Members of the Junior class on the Council are Earl Bellamy, Virginia Ruth Bryan, Louise Clegg, Betty Doyen, Dakota Ehman, Nancy Green, Ann Irving, David Knox, Avan- elle McDaniel, Reba Michels, Katherine Pontikes, Joanne Schneider, John Sick, Joanne Wallace, Mary A. Williams, Helen Barr, Loretta Davis, Shirley Edwards, John Myers, Merle Striekert, and Patsy Turrentine. Sophomore mem be rs are Wanda Baker, Patsy Bryan, Robert Clemons, Mary Lou Edmundson, Gayle Garth, S a m m y Hamilton, Lillie Mae Keepers, Janet Lawson, Martha Moore, Don Ol- sen, Mary Ann Rhine, Bill Thornton, Barbara Wil- son, Bob Bogan, Peter Gray, Jean Hall, Kenneth Mower, Bobby Whiting. MARY KNOBLESDORF, Secretary ALLAN KlNG, Treasurer F 'W kgmiva t Y!! , ? A mf V v 2 '5 1 'Q 'P w N Di O' i l.,i i l 'rl l irl' ly.. 1 Mcfiiiiwr Mas. 'i Nl- rt' 'i Meer ily-fri iii 5, 1. lurif . Pffl iii 1 ilV.,Cly Iiilii rl iifriiiuiii, iiwyi l ii slr .' Vvfaf li .vin if ri' A BN - ' 514' Ci.. l s.- i,,, Fi' r r ARROWHEAD As tar as scholastic honors are con- cerned, the members of the Arrowhead society are the cream ot the Senior crop. For in order to become a member, a senior must have a grade average ot 4,6 and a record of service to the school. The clubls first act last tall was to elect officers to serve during this year. They are Walter Clemons, president, Al- fred David, vice-president, Bertha Gray, secretary, Tim Weakley, treasurer, and Mary Alice Sanders, attendance clerk. When Alfred David graduated in Feb- ruary, Charles Wolf was elected vice- president in his place. Arrowhead is spon- sored by Miss Nell Morris and Miss Drew Black Staggs. In order to raise money to give a gilt to the school when they graduate, the members of the club sold stickers, book covers, and pencils emblazoned with the red and blue of Lamar, Arrowhead also presents displays in the museum case which last year's members presented to the school library. Climax of the year is the presentation on Class Night ot a cup to the most valuable Arrowhead member. This cup was last year awarded to Ann Poyner. In February, four new members, net pictured on this page, were taken into Arrowhead. They are Finis Cowan, Don- ald Eddy, Betsy Ferguson, and Geraldine Smith. ATIONAL7 Honon isocietir we -gwf ' 1 f if l if ,ae wp ry Q 2 in K WADE RIDLEY GERALDINE SMITH Fall President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MIRABEAU B. LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL HOUSTON, TEXAS SPRING i947 Spring President In l922, 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 250,000 members. The object of the Lamar chapter is to create an enthusiasm for schofarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment 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. Richard Allen Jimmie Allred Mauvirine Barr Betsy Belstrom Eleanor Bering Emily Bertelsen Mc Bintliff Dan Bloxsom Bertie Boyd Carol Sue Bressler Pat Brigham Bobby Brinton Elizabeth Bonin Martha Brown Betty Canterbury Anna Claire Cate Foto Caisnas Arthur Clardy Beverly Clardy Ruth Ann Clark Louise Clegg Walter Clemons Ann Coe Dick Cooper Finis Cowan Nancy Cox Betty Criner Alfred David Olwyn Davies Karl Doerner Paul Donoho Carolyn Douglas Jean Dudley Lee Duggan Joan Eckhardt Don Eddy Jolyn Ferguson Virginia Fitch Alice Flack Marianne Franks Bill Frey Mary Louise Gaither Neel Garland Bertha Gray George Greene Bob Gregg Grace Grierson Camilla Grobe Werner Grunbaum Helen Hall Gene Hare Priscilla Harrison Barbara Haworth Pat Hicks Libby I-liggins Lois Higgins Wilma Hoke Barbara Holliday Ann Irving Harriet James Willard Jones C-iradylene Jordon Beryl Kermeth Kay Kimball Louise King Jimmy Kirkham Mary Knobelsdorf Marcus Lamkin Richard Leach Laura Jo Lee Sam Lewis Edgar Loessin Nancy Markle Roy Marsh Bill Mason Henry Mayers Louellen McBrayer Walter McCaine Pat McClure Lynn McCullough Marilyn McDaniel Joyce McKeon Paula Meredith Ulrich Merten Jacqueline Meyer Shirley Meyers Hubert Mills Beverlyn Moltz Nancy Nicholson Alice Nystrom Dorothy Padgett Loris Padgett Jack Patterson Joan Peck Patty Peckinpaugh Joanne Peine Emily Petersen Martha Ann Purifoy Joan Ragsdale Laura Marie Ramsay Colletta Ray Ann Red Marie Restivo Jean Richards Wade Ridley Rhoda Robnowitz Mary Sanders Evelyn Sandifer Ned Scott Doroihy Seay Nina Shannon Margaret Shepherd Ann Shult Geraldne Smfth Pat Smith Sallie Smoot Beverly Smyth Alice Spafford Mary Estelle Steele Helen Stephens Werner Lee Stork Ann Taylor Emily Ann Thompson Mary Louise Thompson Alice Tinsley Patricia Vacher Lawrence Walton Tim Weakley Joan Weldie Sherlie Weltord Myra Wheeler Esther Wiggins Betty Willetts Charles Wolf Virginia Zimmerman Front Row Barbara Bittel Peggy Toland Mary .lane Housh Mary Martin Row Two Camilla Grobe Hubert Mills Dorothy Flanders Larry Wrightsman A Ten thousand bright covers line the shelves of the Lamar Library giving every student ten thousand chances to find a book that interests him. Also on hand to help him select that certain book are Mrs. Edith Cox and Mrs. Mabel Orman our librarians Mrs Cox and Mrs Orman are aided by a staff of l brary student assistants who devote one period a day and time after school to the library. Co-chairmen of the staff are Hubert Mills and Patti Purser who have both worked in the library for three years The long sun filled room contains more than books One growing asset of the library is its collection of phonograph records, begun last year, The P.T.A. donated a record player, so that now English students can hear Shakespeare read by fine actors MRS. CLARENCE ORMAN Front Row: Ruth Heard, Dorothy Denman, Patti Purser, Jeanne Carter. Row Two: Margot Dubose, Bill Vernon, Evelyn Sandifer, Pat Whitworth. THE LAMAR LIBRARY In the museum case which Arrowhead presented to the library last year, interesting exhibits may always be found. This year the case has been filled with Christmas books, rare books, a Roosevelt display, army insignia, stamps, an exhibit based on The House of the Seven Gables, antique cups and saucers, and a costume display of little girl's dress worn during the period of l85O-l86O. Mrs. John F. Dickson, who last year gave the library a rare book on the history of cos- tumes, gave this Christmas a book on South American dress. Mrs. Dickson also contrib- uted to the Fenwick White Shelf, commemorating the president of Lamar's first senior class. So it might be said that a student at Lamar really has more than the ten thousand advantages mentioned at the beginning. MRS. EDITH Y. COX Front Row Eleanor vaushan Ann Gossfnan Virginia Fi ch Loris Pad ett Back Row Peckinpaugh Tyson Blau Bowen McCullough Epstein Bonham irnrrcrrn n SEGUOYHA Sequoyha sponsored since its founding in l943 by Miss Margaret Buchanan is Lamars creative writing club At the bi weekly meetings work of the members is read before the club so that the authors can profit by criticism from their fellow members Sequoyha each spring presents an anthology of its work to the library Anthology editor this year is Beverly Crowley Members of the club have had work published in Scholastic Magazine and the National High School Poetry Anthology Walter Clemons a member of the club last spring won the state Ready Writers contest for the second time making that the third consecutive year in which the cup was won by a Sequoyha member The officers are Walter Clemons president Bev erly Crowley vice-presi- dentg Dorothy Padgett, secretary, Lois Higgins, treasurer, and Alfred Da- vid, program chairman. At mid-term, Ralph Bow- en replaced Alfred as pro- gram chairman. OFFICERS: ll. to r.l: Alfred David, program chairman, Lois Higgins, treasurer, W a l t e r Clemons, president, Beverly Crowley, vice president, and Dorothy Padgett, secretary. ,Win Top Row: Mantooth, Matlafie, Mattuza Blau, Merten, Tigner, Tyson, Lag, Bowen, Hendrichson, Sloizt, Dax, Hough, Cheeseman, Mwier Roy, ll Miner, Milstearl, Miller, Logan, Stork, Dier, Jolino, Wofford, Dmr, Jeawnette, Mc- Brayer, Chandler, Row Illi Davis, lrvingg, Belstrom, Criner, Daillre, Donoho, Ball, Kirby, TEXAS JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Potential Pasteurs are the members of the Lamar chapter of the Texas Junior Academy of Science. The purpose of the club is to provide entertaining programs for young scien- fists here at Lamar. With this idea in mind, the club alternates indoor demonstrations by the members with field trips to nearby points of scientific interest. This year the club made excursions to a fish hatchery, a bakery, an optical instruments plant, a medical school, and a cotton Vmill. Members have also ushered at a series of lectures accompanied by color movies at the Houston Outdoor Nature Club. Representatives of the Lamar chapter delivered papers at the state meet of the Texas Junior Academy of Science in Dallas on No- vember 22-23, l946. Officers of the chapter are Bill Mason, president, Norris Keeler, vice-presi- dent, Virginia Willrich, secretary, Francis Niven, treasurer, Lee Barlow, sergeant - at - arms, and Virginia Tigner, historian. OFFICERS ll. to r.l: Norris Keeler, vice-president, Bill Ma- son, president, Virginia Will- rich, secretary, Lee Barlow, sergeant- at - arms, F r a n c i s Niven, treasurer. ts.. Rom One Aobott Bard Bellam Bessell Boothe Bryson Bressler Brovxm n Buck Carso Cite Cdrter Cox U e on son tr ree es c cw oi lng e Hco se Kew L NQUA Merci beaucoup to Mass Mlldred Hubbard for helpmg these students found a new and useful club at Lamar La Clnquantarne whuch means frfty hopes to encourage perfect spoken and written French at Lamar and to encourage Interest In France To do what part they could to ralse money for French reluef the members ofthe club held two successful cake sales With the money they earned they sent packages of food and clothung to France Sam Lewns was elected the furst presldent of La Clnquantanne Lubble Faun ns the club's vlce presudent, and Joan Peck, nts secretary Robert Bandy ns treasurer La Clnquantalne has chosen the word Avance, which means to go for ward, as its motto. The club is to be congratulated on living up to that motto in its first year. KING LAPAT LINDSAY LAVERDE LEWIS MICHELS MOLTZ PATTERSON PECI4 PURSER REAVES RICHARDS ROBERTSON -3 'I:'j , I ROBINSON A ROWSEY jj, THOMPSON TINSLEY VENNARD WARREN WHEELER WYATT op Row Higgins Burdon Caldwell Strickert Donnelly Mclieon Briihtrn Shiyflx Bryan White Purser Boothe Wollbrett Smith Brloht Poumis Lamkin Youngolood Belin West Armstead Freunl Owenby lryinq Bo les Cemoets Northrup Second Row Dudley Ninedorf Ports Thornall Ellington Whlte Trelford Hogue Kearbx Matlage Phillips Culpepper Evans Hicks Belstrom Garrison Harrison Bertelsen Front Row Crowley Ward Pecore Morrow Flack Hargraye Webb Do le Coe Mitt za Dug,an Peine Hoke Turrentine Wilrich S ADC lt you will notice the large size of Los Habladores whose members are pictured on this page, you may see a bright omen for the future of Pan American relations For the purpose of this club is to foster interest in the Spanish language and the Spanish sp aking countries On Columbus Day October i2 the club displayed posters about Columbus Lee Duggan made a short speech. But the biggest event of the year for Los Habladores is the making of colorful pinatas every Christmas for the children at the Rusk settlement. lSee page l45 for a picture of the pinatas on display in the library.l Miss Julia Pleasants and Miss Helen Maclvlaster are the club s busy sponsors. Ann Coe is president' Jimmy Doyle, vice-president, Joyce Mattiza, secretary, Harry Webb, treasurer, Lee Duggan, member-at-large. Bryan, Clardy Top Rowi Robinowitz, Nowlin, Hendrickson, Bellamy, Smith, Broadwell, Pennington, Hoskins, Ray, Barr, Helter, Woodruff, Baumbach, Miller, J Sick, J Jackson, Henderson, Eddy Howell, Bynes, Weldle, Vacher, Qaldoell, Green, Thompson, Nystrom, Haworth, Taylor Gossett Snow Second Row? Douglas, Beaman, Williams, Pike, Wallace, Green, Bowles, Stautter, Spoor, Maryland, Howell, King, Adler, Bradberry, Moltz, Brevard, Joines, Haryey, Flanders, Diyene, DeCorte, Keith, Hillyer, Brown Front Row: Denman, Wilson, Kennelly, S Lloyd, K, Lloyd, Garrett, Cook, Cady, Mastn, Johnson, Cruise, Dickson, Wheeler, Maloney, Glasser, Freund, Welt, Raley, Freeman, Muench ,, w 5 33? W 3 'iw 'rf 1 Row One Abney Boyd Bruce Case Crawford Criner Evans Row Two Free Gadbois Garrott Gray Green Hall l-larwas Row Three Holliday Mantooth Nmedorf Sampson Schlosser Skinner Smith Strickert Row Four Taylor Thompson West Wheeler Willrich Woodruff Wyatt Young A P The young Wapika club is a haven for those at Lamar who like to express themselves with a box of paints or a handful of clay As you can see from the faces above Wapika has grown quite a bit since it was chartered a year ago last fall by Miss Norma Henderson and a group of fifteen students The purpose of Wapika is a worthy one to help beautify the school to participate in art contests to help others appreciate art by exhibiting the work of art students, and to help charity in any artistic way. Nancy Free is presid nt of Wapika this year. Bertie Boyd is vice- president, and Jo Ann Young is secretary. The clubs treasurer is Myra Wheeler, and its publicity chairman is Bertha Gray. Mary Louise Thompson is membership chairman. ln keeping with its name, which is an Indian word for skill, Wapika does a skillful job of making Lamar art-conscious. Row One: Dixie Potts, Beverly Clardy, Ruth Ann Clark, Gipsy Zimmerman, Virginia Feland, Roberta Fryer, Clare Masterson, Mrs. Huddleston. Row Two: Dorothy Burkett, Camilla Grobe, Betty Lou Carson, Eloise Garrett, Martha Eubank, Patsy Turren- tine, Virginia Willrich. Row Three: Ann Schlosser, Patsy Cunyus, Ruth Foell, Mary Watkins, Dorothy Flanders, Marilyn Howell, Barbara Holiday. Row Four: Edgar Loessin, Herchal Brannon, Donald Eddy, Gene Wolf, Edwina Blankenship, Emily Petersen Julia Orenski. Row Five: Charles Hanson, Charles Roper, Missy Edmundson, Betty Smith, Charlotte Sloan, Sue Cox. Row Six: Charles Wolf, Billy Merritt, Johnny Kiibler, Olwyn Davies, Bouldin McGinty, Pauline Arnold, Allan King. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Lamar Chapter of the Junior Red Cross was born in I943, when the whole school was doing its best to aid the war effort. The chapter was organized to help in the wartime program of the National Junior Red Cross. Through the efforts of the Lamar chapter, the art and home economics classes, and the student body, much has been accomplished. The art classes designed menus and tray covers, made posters and wall decorations. The Home Economics department co-operated by making such things as bed jackets for wounded servicemen in hospitals. The student body and the various school clubs filled gift boxes for the needy children of Europe. The officers of the Junior Red Cross are Charles Wolf, president, Louise Baker, vice- president, Olwyn Davies, secretary, and Martha Eubank, treasurer. Mrs. Eleanor Huddles- ton is sponsor. The annual membership drive was held in March. X Front Row: Dickerson, McBrayer, Ray, Sanders, Taylor, Mr. Dougherty. Second Row: Miller, Merten, Bowen, Allred, Keith, Cowan, Marsh. SPEAKER'SFORUM Mr. Floyd Dougherty, a new comer to Lan'1ar's faculty, founded this year the Speakers' Forum, which is composed of members of the National Forensic League. The newly organized club elected as its officers Ulrich Merten, president, Louellen McBrayer, vice- president, Mary Alice Sanders, secretary, Finis Cowan, treasurer. The members of the club made .an impressive showing in tournaments during the i946- l947 season. After taking part in the Conference tournament in Austin, the debate team won first place in girls' debate against 38 other teams at a tournament in Waco. At Shreveport, the Lamar group won fourth place among forty teams in girls' and boys' de- bate and first place in story-telling. At the Sonora tournament, the team won second place in boys' debate, second in boys' declamation, and first in girls' declamation. Against thirty teams in a tournament at Reagan, the Forum won second place in boys' debate and first in girls' declamation. Against a field of eighty-eight teams in Dallas, the Lamar group won third place in boys' and girls' declamation. Mr. Dougherty and the members of the Speakers' Forum are to be congratulated on a fine beginning at Lamar. wg, KATHRYN BRYSON MAY CLJMMINS HELEN HALL Vice President President Secretary NATIONAL THESPIAN HONOR SOCIETY National Thespian Honor Society is com- posed of those members of Kachina who have N Wlillfmm demonstrated serious interest in drama by N Q working backstage in the Frolics, Variety X, ' , - ' ' Shows, or other Lamar programs, or by giving Y' ,' 'fog' GH 6, , '95 4 scenes and pantomimes as proof of acting 5 4 04, .7 Q ability. Mrs. Ula Hennes sponsors the society, ,' 9 O0 4 2 whose members this year are Patricia Blake, ' s o B Carol Sue Bressler, Jack Cockrum, Norma Jean f 15: Cook, Hickman Corley, Betty Criner, Betty if 'I ' 2 Daly, Bill Davis, Nan Epstein, Eileen Friedman, kv '. is , I Wiley Grantham, Pat Hindrickson, Kay Kim- Q ', F - Q ball, Betty Jane Larke, Dorothy Lawrence, Ed- 1 K 5 gar Loessin, Jack Patterson, Betty Pennington, 4' M , ' Colletta Ray, Bobbye Jean Richardson, Mark 'Sec ' i . i- ' egffvs Robertson, Carol Jean Rosaire, Bill Ruftner, 0, RETQ 0406 sw Casimer Skinner, Robert Smith, Betty Sterus, gl Mildred Tilley, Mary Watkins. MEMBERS OF NATIONAL THESPIAN AT Tl-IEIR FORMAL INSTALLATION CAROL SUE BRESSLER KAY KIMBALL MARY WATKINS The Kachina Club is the center of Lamar's busy drama department. Founded by Mrs. Ula Hennes during Lamar's first year, the club devotes itself to spreading interest in drama. Originally limited to those students who studied drama or speech, Kachina's membership has now been broadened to include all those at Lamar who are interested in the theatre. The club has helped develop the talents of many young actors and actresses who have done fine work in the Houston Little Theatre and the Community Players. At least two girls who were once members of the club have gone on to become actresses in Hollywood. ln order to obtain school credit in drama, Kachina members present scenes from plays At left, Pat Hindricksori applies make-up to Mary Sue Sheffield. Watching the demonstration are lstand- ingl Norma Jean Cook, Mildred Tilley, Bobbye Jean Richardson, Mary Frances York, Bill Davis, Ruth l-largreave, May Cummins, Colletta Ray, Bill Ruffner, Audrey Burgess, Phyllis Keenan, lseatedl Patsy Turrentine, Joan Lamb, Betty Criner, Jane l-logue, Alice Flack, and Mary Lee Miller. ln center are the members of the Maid of France cast: .tif l r E, . it Q? 0' National Thespian president May Cummins with Mrs. Hennes. At right, Carol Sue Bressler and Bill Ruffner handle Kachina's finances. of their choice and original pantomimes before their class, this work gives them necessary audience experience and some valuable criticism from their teacher and classmates. As is shown on pages 78 and 79, the final scene of the term is presented in costume and make-up. Another class activity teaches the members something of stagecraft. The project is to select a play, design a miniature stage set for it, demonstrate lighting effects, and give a resume of the action. Kathryn Bryson's set for The Duchess Says Her Prayers was chosen the best of the stage sets which were presented this year. Sam Lewis, Helen Hall, Kay Kimball, Bill Frey. At right, Pat Blake demonstrates stage walking to members of Kachina. Back row: Oscar McCracken, Phil Brochstein, Virginia Ninedorf, Robert Smith, Marion Miller, Adele Temple, Thelma McFarlane, Ned Scott, Dorothy Lusk, Eloise Garrett, Madge Thornall. Front: Mary Louise Wooldridge, Ann Deming, Charlotte Hall, Edna Freeman, Jean Dudley, Priscilla Harrison, Mary Louise Millege, Eileen Friedman. J Q f-ff: 'f mr? 'X ,Gxcv K: W xi' Ji' is fi W, 'QP Margaret CollIns, at left, displays a poster for Kachina's dance. Alce Flack and Ruth l-largreave in costume for a scene in drama class. Kachina's biggest social event this year was its dance in the gym, the Kachina Kostume Kavalcade, which featured a colorful pageant of costumes in the floorshow. The club presented three plays during the year. ln November, members gave a performance of Maid of France for a Speech Clinic at San Jacinto High School, The Story of Silent Night was presented during the Christmas season before a banquet of school officials in the Lamar gym. Kachina has always made an admirable showing at the state lnterscholastic League One-Act Play contest. This spring the play The White Lawn went into rehearsal for the contest in Austin, The cast included Jack Patterson, Kay Kimball, Bill Davis, and Bobbye Jean Richardson. Kachina's president this year is Kay Kimball, Carol Sue Bressler serves as vice pres'dent, Mary Watkins as secretary, Bill Ruffner as treasurer, Kathryn Bryson as social chairman, and Edgar Loessin as publicity chair- man. Miniature theaters were made by Kachina members. At left, Edgar Loessin, Mary Ann Pennington, in the center, Kathryn Bryson, winner of first prize, and at right, Alice Flack. MM These actors and actresses prepare to give their final scenes of the term. At left, Kathryn Bryson at right Betty Daly Pat Blake Jane Norman, Betty Stems, standing, and Margaret Collins Robert Smith seated in front Lamars drama department plays a dominant role in school affairs. Even those who have no desire to do later theatrical work take part in Kachina s activities as a means of cultivating poise and grace. Before an audience of Kachina members Kathryn Bryson and Nancy Wallace try out for 'he one-act play. MARY KNOBLESDORF MARY ESTELLE STEELE BERTHA GRAY C H E R K E E Who said there is a weaker sex? The members of Cherokee, who take part in all girls' sports, are certainly no fading flowers. Cherokee is not an exclusive social club, but an organization in which every girl in Lamar is welcome. lt gives all girls a chance to master their favorite sports. Mary Estelle Steele is Cherokee president this year. Mary Knoblesdorf is vice-presi- dent, Bertha Gray, secretary. The club is divided into departments, with one outstanding player at the head of each one. This year the heads are Grace Grierson, basketball, Pat Vacher, golf, Kitty Fox, bad- minton, Frances Dixon, archery, Helen Thomson, baseball, Carolyn Douglas, bowling, Mary Watkins, swimming, Olwyn Davies, volleyball, and Jolyn Ferguson, tennis. The Cherokee is sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Mottley, Mrs. Helen Speer, Miss Helen Dvoracek, and Mrs. Mary Burnett. wx f Q. 'hw . MW ,,, K W W , 4, f 1 5550112 -M, 'i45,:3f!'Zsf117 A W4 ,- , 'ft.',1,x H frzizm,-V ' , ,Nw , N 1. 1 Q.-,, I, , ,v mfs an un. , 1: ,,.M..w 14 , 43 jf V, xy Q 2 W LT COLONEL RICHARD LEACH STAFF SERGEANT DANIELS CAPTAIN BILL G SMITH Regimental Commander Commandant P M S andT I946-I947 at Lamar ERVE TRAINING CO The Reserve Officers Training Corps organized in Houston Texas under policies of the War Department is established to provide systematic military training at civil educational institutions for the purpose of qualifying selected students of such institutions for appoint ment as reserve officers and non commissioned officers in the military forces of the United States if the occasion should arise The ultimate purpose of the R O T C 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 preservation and protec tion of American institutions and ideals Eligibility to membership in the R.O.T.C. is limited by Army Regulations to male citizens of the United States who are not less than I4 years of age whose bodily condition indicates that they are physically fit to perform military duty or will be upon the arrival of military age, The total number of R.O.T.C. cadets allotted PKK to the Houston High Schools is fixed by the SMITH Commanding General Eighth Service Com- mand and is based upon the funds given him by the War Department for this activity. The Houston R.O.T.C. Brigade is under the leadership and command of Lieutenant Colonel Burton S. Andrews. EDWARDS SANDERS BRYAN VVELDIE JAMES '4 '7 E' ' --M ,.-.,,.?-ll1UQgl-- Front Row: Smith, Edwards, Belin, Second Row: Playter, Eckels, Marshall, Mcguirt, Suttles, Neff, Hardin, Pavey, Herndon, Matthews Deauquier. Third Row: Hamorn, Kendrick, Rather, Milstead, Yarborough, Williams, Morris, Moore, Hubbard. Fourth Row: Wilson, Hamlin, Matthews, Wilcox, Albert, Smith, Charles, Boddeker. Fifth Row: Austin, Moise, Whitehurst, Hire, Staacke, Sewell, Castle. CCMPANY A Company Commander .... . , .CAPTAIN DOUGLAS BELIN Sponsor .........,. ....,.........,. S HIRLEY EDWARDS Executive Officer , , . ,i.. IST LIEUTENANT GERALD SANDERS First Platoon ,... ,... Z ND LIEUTENANT BERT DEAUQUIER Second Platoon .... ...T 2 ND LIEUTENANT DAVID HUBBARD 1 ef' Front Row: Riney, Weldie. Second Row: Albert, Eiland, Bonham, Williari son, Arnold, Wrightsman, Jones, Sinclair, Allred. Third Row: McAshan, Parker, Doyle, Griffin, Collob, Clough, Simons, Standley, Nelson, Allen, Ferguson. Fourth Row: Burgess, Harper, Richards, Garman, Soyles, Wolf, Starnes, Clinton, Beyer, Fifth Row: Willis, Cappock, Kirkman, McCracken, Hill, Easteridage, Sears, Kessingser, Compton. COMPANYB Company Commander ,CAPTAIN CLAUDE RINEY Sponsor . . , JOAN WELDIE Executive Officer lST LIEUTENANT JAMES ALLRED First Platoon ZND LIEUTENANT DAVID HOOD Second Platoon ZND LIEUTENANT RALPH EILAND Front Row: Depenbrock, Holland, Sanders, Semaan. Second Row: Trenkman, Sick, Hatch, Statler, Blackhall, Bowen, Wilcox, Stallings, Hall, Viereck. Third Row: Fagan, Grunbaum, Stepchinski, Sampsel, Harrison, Bidgood, Harrell, Jordan, Petteway. Fourth Row: McRae, Kirk, Frey, Heap, Kennerly,Durrance, McCarty, Waters. COMPANYC Company Commander I , CAPTAIN BILL HOLLAND Executive Officer IST LIEUTENANT BILLY PITTS Sponsor . . . . BETTY SANDERS First Platoon. . . L... ZND LIEUTENANT JAMES DEPENBROCK Second Platoon . . ZND LIEUTENANT BOB SEMAAN Front Row Lamkun Bryan Second Row Lover Grantham Tully Page Felder Hrppen Hansen Felts Gossett Third Row Guenther Davles Delong Ruffner Duggan Wlllls Stevenson Bastnan Cody Fourth Row Gross McMeans Clark Blakemore Woods Clinton Strelch Woltsklll Allen Ullr ch M Company Commander CAPTAIN MARCUS LAMKIN Executive Officer IST LIEUTENANT JOHN GOSSETT Sponsor VIRGINIA RUTH BRYAN First Platoon . . .ZND LIEUTENANT WILEY GRANTI-IAM Second Platoon . . .... ZND LIEUTENANT RICHARD FELDER 0 Front Row: Doerner, James. Second Row: Metcalf, Marsh, Mulkey, Belt, Clark, Dickson, Striekert, Conner, Chapman. Third Row: Kennedy, Fagley, Butler, Mugg, Musgrove, Wilson. Fourth Row: Whitworth, Dickson, Teller, Lewi, Evans, Donoho, Clark, Tucker. Fifth Row: Winder, Dickson, Brennan, McNeese, Minier, Barta, Perry, Wandel, Woodard. Sixth Row: McCIanahan, Wahrenburger, Gilmore, Williamson, McGee. Seventh Row: Herrick, Randolf, Wheat, Logan, Jordan, Thomas, Clark, Corley, Basham. R.O.T.C. BAND MAJOR ..........., , . , KARL DOERNER FIRST LIEUTENANTS . . , . . ROY STRIEKERT ROY MARSH SECOND LIEUTENANTS . . ,... DAVID WINDER W. C. DICKSON LESLIE DICKSON FIRST SERGEANT .... . . GENE KENNEDY SWEETHEART . . . . . HARRIETT JAMES DIRECTOR ..,. LEE S. KEDING OFFICERS: H e l e n Thomson, vice-president, M i g n o n n e Cloud, president, Louise King, secretary. Under Miss Helen Greenwood, Belles has been busy this year-selling megaphones for football games, demonstrating its spirit by winning Cherokee basketball championship, and giving two books monthly to the library. At the annual Belles Friendship Festival, Kitty Fox and Jimmy Jamison were named triendiest in school. At the spring formal, Belles' most valuable member is to be named. The winner last year was Pat Carmichael. Mignonne Cloud is president: Helen Thomson, vice-president, Louise King, recording secretary, Peggy Keathley, corresponding secretary, Lois Higgins, treasurer, Frances Cady, sergeant-at-arms, Paula Farley, chaplain, Jane Craver, parliamentarian, Grace Grierson, sports chairman, Jeanette Grogan, Junior membership chairmang Olwyn Davies, social chairman, Esther Wiggins, sales chairman, Margaret Collins, ticket chairman, Jean Bul- len, telephone chairman, Vivienne Schwarting, Fall term's most outstanding Junior member. Spring members are Gelia Anderson, June Asher, Anita Bigley, Dee Carman, Patsy Daniell, Cathe Evans lmost outstanding Junior memberl, Dorothy Knapp, Reba Michels, Patsy Murray, Ann Milner, Reville Wainwright, Mildred Willett. Row Cris. Gilbert, Ciolrly fioiilfl, Greiiimrwiirf, Civ ,i r. Ciriiirscn, Grii ian, Hdirisun, Hi , ,ii s, Hfiilqis, Holliildf, Hcwiill lima R-wiki, lsfzo, Jolwsqnn lftmsiwle, King lic M 'vi ri L' alll, M r ..rf N' 'F 'l 'ii ff' ri 1 its Rei' in FC'-'i. Ri .n Ei :l'i Rqta New Laser f' he fir ' , L ' ': 1r, ' : : T ' ' ' '-' if lf, :ns Vfiff W 4 View BELL BREVARD CALNON BRYAN BULLEN CADY CAMPBELL CLOUD CARSON CATSINAS CLARK COLLINS DAVIS CRAVER DAVIES DICKSON EDWARD DOYEN EDDY EPSTEIN FARLEY GARRETT ACKLEY BEAMON BONVILLIAN BRAWNER BRODNAX BURR CHRISTIAN COOK DORMANT DOUGLAS FENLEY DUBOSE EUBANKS FLANDERS GEHRING GILL FOX FREEMAN GOLDEN HAWKINS OFFICERS: Faye Kennel ly, social chairman, K i tt y Fox, president, Martha E u b a n k, vice-president. CHUMS The social activities of Chums are well-known, especially the annual Chums' Country Carnival. But the club is also a charitable organization: for instance, this year the girls made visits to a home for the aged and continued their worthy gifts of Heritage books to the library. Miss Ella Mae Gehring sponsors Chums, whose officers are Kitty Fox, president, Martha Eubank, vice-president, Mary Ann Pennington, secretary, Alice Nystrom, treasurer, Faye Kennelly, social chairman, Beth Brodnax, Junior membership chairman, Georgia Fenley, sergeant-at-arms, Peggy Golden, sports chairman, Evelyn Christian, charities chairman, Joy Freeman, chaplain, and Jody Young, publicity chairman. Junior members are Margie Hoffman, Barbara Wilson, Wanda Baker, Betty Silvers, Lou Nowlin, Maureen Warren, Jane Wolf, Helen Hedley, Eleanor Horne, June McCarthy, Mary Hardin Hutchison, Betty Willets, Sarah Jackson, Joanne Albons, Marilyn Beck, Barbara Bittel, Cordelia Sprong, Jean Wharton, Carol Wheeler, and Ann Cooper. Row Six Hawwrtli, Hicks Hilliard, Hopkins, Kennelly, Lawrence, Nxstrom, Ogilvlc, Padgett, Plumb, ihav. Row Seven: Steinberger, items, Sugg, Thompson, Thornall, Thorrton, Tullis, Nllscher, West, Woodruff, Young. 5 Y f'Af,,f, is 3, ', ' OFFICERS: Sherlie Welford, ac- J, companist, Esther Wiggins, fall iq'-Q? president, G r a c e Grierson. spring president. HAIENONIS That sweet sound you hear is Haienonis, a congregation of thrushes under the sponsor- ship of Lee S. Keding. Be Happy with Harmony is their motto. Fall officers were Esther Wiggins, president, Alice Flack, vice-president, Helen Thom- son, secretary, Harriett James, treasurerg Carlita Wollbrett, social chairman, Joan Weldie, publicity chairman, Beverly Crowley, chaplain, Polly Campbell, sergeant-at-arms, Spring officers were Grace Grierson, president, Myrtle Gregory, vice-president, Alice Flack, sec- retary, Bertha Gray, treasurer, Geraldine Smi1'h, social chairman, Beverly Garrett, chaplain, Madge Thornall, publicity chairman, Martha Eubanks, sergeant-at-arms. Sherlie Welford is the club's pianist. Junior members are Natalie Campbell, Elaine Dederick, Dorothy Denman, Martha Hodge, Jerry Lynn Lever, Sally Ludtke, Jean Mancuso, Gloria Ross, Ann Schlosser, Jean Shelor, Pat Smith, Sidney Taylor, Joanne Wallace, Mickie Womeldorf, Mary Louise Wooldridge. Haienonis sponsored a dance called the Hobo Hop and a successful Christmas formal. 'im Sis' 04.14 Gra Vrcmr LE':frw'i Fir: Har Farm! Hey.: , r me Kir lia1', Marstcn QUwSexcrr2MtirDh2', P,:rf.ctt Fei: Burnie Raft, Ferlman Fffll, Ri:l'..r crs Pixel, ,mins Fmtli G Row Ent 'rritn M, 'giJffir'f, Qteec, 'fr..li7, Tricritqsr-1 Trfra 1 .fd V. 55' 1 Ze Xintr- X',:g,i'1 'ef BARR BERING BLAKE BURDON CALDVVELL BOVVLES CLOUD CROWLEY DIXON CROSS EUJNGTON EVERETTE PAIN EUBANK FERGUSON FLACK FRYER FINLEY GARRETT GAYLORO ifAJ1 M ANDERSON AUSTIN BODDEKER BOWEN BRUECH ER BUTLER BYNES CHANCE CHURCH COCKRUM CORLEY DONLIN DUGGAN EASON GADBOIS Mm OFFICERS: W. A. Smith, fall president, Martha Smith, lrari queen, Marcus Lamkin, spring president. IRARI lrari, the oldest of the present boys' social clubs, is sponsored by Mr. W. L. Burns. Fall officers were W. A. Smith, president, Richard Leach, vice-president, Paul Waters, secre- tary, Marcus Lamkin, treasurer, Lewis Bruecher, membership chairman, Joe Eason, sergeant-at-arms, Lee Duggan, publicity chairman, and Hickman Corley, sports chairman. Spring officers were Marcus Lamkin, president, Lawrence Walton, vice-president, Ralph Bowen, secretary, Paul Waters, treasurer, R. Lee Chance, social chairman, Wiley Grantham, sergeant-at-arms, Bill Frey, publicity chairman, and Hickman Corley, sports chairman. The Irari Court is headed by Martha Smith, lrari Queen, and includes Helen Thomson, Kitty Fox, Kay Kimball, Beverly Smyth, Joan Peck, Mary Watkins, Bertha Gray, and Joan Eckhardt. Junior members are Dick Belt, Jimmy Burns, Tom Graham, Billy Hardin, Bob Huff, John McConnell, Lawrence Minns, Frank H. Minor, John Miller, Martin Scheid, Howard Williams, Phillip Head, and Phil Moss. lrari's social events included two dances, Stagger Inn and Dry Gulch Gallop, and the annual spring formal. Row Six Crantham Gray Jackson Kennell Larnbkl Leach McCalne McMeins Nix OKeiff Pettevn Sinderson Scott Rw evn Seman Skinner Smth SlVElCli Tpley Terrlll Vlerech Walton Waters Wharton Williford SWHWU mm M, OFFICERS EVELYN RAYZOR, Vice-President NANCY FREE, Spring President 5 CARLITA WOLLBRETT, Fall President NIWAUNA The popular members of Niwauna, sponsored by Mrs. Maude Powell, elected as tall ot- ficers Carlita Wollbrett, president, Evelyn Rayzor, vice-president, Cricket Marston, record- ing secretary, Beverly Crowley, corresponding secretary, Martha Smith, treasurer, Myra Wheeler, sergeant-at-arms, Pat Smith, parliamentarian, Mary Louise Thompson, chaplain, Nancy Free, publicity chairman, Jean Richards, sports chairman, Harriett James, Junior 3 xi- membership chairman, Nancy Free was spring president, Jacqueline Meyer, vice-president, Myra Wheeler, recording secretary, Mary Louise Thompson, corresponding secretary, Alice Flack, treas- urer, Beverly Clardy, sergeant-at-arms, Jean Dudley, parliamentarian, Libby Higgins, chaplain, Barbara Murphy, Emily Bertelsen, and Evelyn Rayzor, chairmen of publicity, sports, and Junior membership. New members are Diane Aitken, Therese Arnold, Joy Bartlett, Betty Bertelsen, Bonnie Blades, Connie Cutlip, Ann Deming, Pat Ethridge, Jean Fairchild, Dorothy Foster, Nance Fruit, Gayle Garth, Rosemary Hamner, Beverly Kemp, Jean Knight, Clare Masterson, Mar- gie Mathes, Nancy Nye, Ellen Ownby, Julia Picton, Tany Pollard, Betty Lynn Reidel, Margaret Ringer, Carol Jean Rosaire, Beverly Schlicting, Ann Williams, Clare Williams. Top Row' Korrhrinq, Marston, MrCl,llolsrJh, Meredith, Meer, Mbrplm, Noble, Parrer, lJCCl'lVlDEitlQlT, Perry, Petersen, Plclfetl' Row ll: Rarsrlale, Ralex, Rarrsen Rmzor Richards Richardson Rrss F-anflcrs 4-hmm n1tl',M,frnlth P, frnxth Row Ill' Thtrnpson, Trelford Tuson, Wnrlrlie, Werner, Wheeler, White, Wfstrrr Wt rlhrctt Wooldridge Yex.r'1 Ytwlrzlvleecf ADLER BERING BERTELSEN CLARDY BURDON BUTLER COFFMAN CRITES DQGRAFFENREI DECKER CROWLEY D DUDLEY EVERETT FENDLE GOSSMAN GREEN HlGG!NS ECKHARDT Y FLACK FREE GUEST HENSON HIPPARD HOKE JAMES Q A . if I v KD. K K ' 31 N iw S is MXN. ,Aug 3- IW MB-X 5,111 M ,Qi .QA .,,,, sei? . git. gc wa OFFICERS: Bertie Boyd, secre- tary, Helen Hall, president, Colletta Ray, vice-president. PALAMAR Just as lively as those red football slogan slips they showered on Lamar last fall are the members of Palamar, who found time this year to hold their annual Darktown Strutters' Ball and their Christmas formal, in addition to presenting a magnolia tree to the school and continuing their valuable gifts of records to the library. Guiding spirit of Palamar is Miss Sarah Collins, now in her second year as Palamar spon- sor. The officers are Helen Hall, president, Colletta Ray, vice-president, Bertie Boyd, re- cording secretary, Joanne Peine, corresponding secretary, Eloise Brinsfield, treasurer, Deedo Bering, parliamentarian, Genie Hare, social chairman, Bondu Jarvis, publicity chairman, Jolyn Ferguson, sports chairman, Geraldine Smith, Junior membership chair- mang Nancy Nicholson, sergeant-at-arms, Betty Pennington, decorations chairman, and Virginia Ann Fitch, gift chairman. At the Christmas dance, Eloise Brinsfield was announced Palamar's most valuable member. New members of Palamar are Marian Huffman, Marian Hale, Kay Kimball, Jane Moody, Nina Shannon, Frances Stewart, Betty Jo Cox, Mary Alexander, Beverly Baird, Louise Baker Frances Bell, Nancy Boothe, Betty Jean Brown, Patsy Bryan, Sue Cox, Martha Dawson, Carolyn Dickerson, Diane Dickey, Rosanne Dickson, Pat Doherty, Mary Lou Edmundson Ann Fairchild, Eloise Frame, Betty Groves, Peggy Hammer, Babs Hartung, Mary Ella Jones, Mary Owen Jones, Everlyn McMillan, Martha Moore, Ann Playter, Jane Putney, Ann Shan- non, Margie Shepherd, and Andrea Simmons. I I Rox Seven l-'all Hill Hire Heinrichson Huffman Jarvis Johnson Kimball Lee Lever Ltcltke McFarlane Row Eight Markle Moody Moore Morrow Muench Nicholson Padgett Peck Peine Pennington Ry R l A Red G Shun n ctiltz Smith Snow Stmrt Story Taylor A Taylor S Wnslow Woodall Zirnrnerrnan OFFICERS: Bob Gregg, presl- dent, Susie Gilbert, Pow Wow Pin-up, Lorenzo Taylor, vice- president. P O O Any girl likes a diamond-shaped Pow Wow pin on her sweater, for since l943, Mr. Orris Bailey's boys have sponsored social events and done constructive work for the school. One example is the club's pledge of fifty dollars each year to the Lamar library. Bob Gregg has served this year as president of Pow Wow. The other officers are Lorenzo Taylor, vice-president, Richard Allen, secretary, John Sullivan, treasurer, Eddie Dyer, sergeant-at-arms, and John Luger, director. The club's first soc'al event was a dance lrefore Christmas called the Yuletide Yump, which put Lamarites in a holiday frame of mind. But the biggest social event was the Pow Wow formal, February Zl, l947, at River Oaks Country Club. Here a bouquet of gladiolas was presented to Susie Gilbert, who was chosen the club's pin-up girl, and Mr. Bailey was presented with a gift for thoughtful work with Pow Wow. New members of the club were installed at the home of Hampton Oliver. They were Gordon Day, Troy Whitehurst, Kenneth Lewi, Marlin Cruse. Row Six. Green, Gregg, Hall, Horne, Jcrcfan, Kirkharn, B, Kirklwarn, J, Kurth, Langford, Lockwood, Logan, Liger Row Seven: McCracker, Miller, J, Mills, Mehle, Moise, Musfirave, Oliver, Paul, Playter, Richards, Ridley, Scheme, Row Eight Qcott, Sinclair, Snively, Spencer, Qtandley, Statler, Sullivan, Taylor, Urrguhfirt, Vinson, Ward, Warren ALBERT, K. ALBERT, L. BAILEY ALLEN ARMSTEAD BARKER BROWN, C. BARTLE BELIN Brzoww, 1. Q- DOWLEN DYER FERGUSON CLARK DICKSON ElL.AND FAGAN FONTAINE GEMOETS GOSSET1 ANDERSON ALEXA NDER BEARD BELLAMY BINTLIFF, D. BINTL BOLTON BRIGH IFF, Mc. BLANTON BLATT T BROCHSTEIN BRUCE BROWDER BERLETH CARLTON CHEESMAN CHAMPION CLEMONS CUTRER DICKS EVANS, D. CROOM CUENOD ON DOERNER DURKEE EVANS, K. FARMER FLICK O F FIC E R S :Gordon White, spring president, Evelyn Ray- zor, Ramal sweetheart, Walter t Clemons, fall president. RAMAL Ramal, Lamar's largest boys' club, plays a leading role in school social and charitable activities. This spring the Ramal trophy, awarded last year to Jolyn Ferguson, went to Paula Meredith, as the most outstanding girl in the Junior class. Walter Clemons was fall president, Gordon White, vice-presidentg Grayson Anderson, secretary, Philip Brochstein, treasurer, Charles Folwell, social chairman, Ray Bright, sports chairman, Willard Rhynes, Junior membership chairman, Clyde Warner, publicity chair- man, Frosty Symonds, chaplain, Bob Wills, attendance clerk, J. K. King, sergeant-at-arms. Gordon White was spring president, Allan King, vice-president, Clyde Warner, secretary, Philip Brochstein, treasurer, Harry Webb, social chairman, Dale Cheesman, sports chair- man, Jack Farmer, Junior membership chairman, Frosty Symonds, chaplain, Ray Bright, sergeant-at-arms. Sponsor is Lee S. Keding. At the club formal, February l, l947, a bouquet was presented to Evelyn Rayzor, elected both fall and spring Ramal sweetheart. Junior members are Earl Alexander, Khleber Attwell, Bobby Berry, Melvin Brochstein, Robert Clemons, James Depenbrock, George Dorrance, Dan Garrett, Bob Geller, Al Hildreth, Sam Harper, Bennie Hood, Morgan Padgett, Wesly Parker, Preston Moore, Charles Mc- Rae, Fred Ryals, Harvey Smith, Roy Striekert, Bill Thornton. Top Row: Folxxell, Frame, Gentrx Gaslnc. Gragan, Helter, Herricla, lnir.irn Mollarrl Jamison, Jones, Kmfini King A, King, J K. Micifllw Row: Knox, lficesir-, Martin, Merritt McAnellz MacDonald, Mrltonri, Moise, Mwllcr, Nelms, Ntiiuliri, D, Noi.-Ani, J, Ogilvie, Pratt Bottom Row: Ransomc, Rivers, Rodgers, Sanders, 'li'idde, Sinclair, Smith, Steen, Symonds, Tliorniusnn, Warner, Wvlfla, White OFFICERS: Bertha Gray, vice- president, Jane Simms, presi- dent, Betty Lilly, secretary. TA ASI Tawasi translated is Friendship, which means more to Mrs. T. H. Robb's girls than just saying hello. They adopted a needy family at Christmas, gave the library a Book-of- the-Month subscription, and donated to Wesley House and Jeff Davis Hospital. The Tawasi Cup, awarded to the most outstanding Junior boy, went last year to Walter Clemons and this year to Lee Duggan. Officers are Jane Simms, president, Bertha Gray, vice-presidentg Betty Lilly, recording secretary, Betty Jo Epps, corresponding secretary, Allyce Tinsley, treasurer, Janice Ed- wards, sergeant-at-arms, Ellawyn Abbott, parliamentarian, Marianne Franks, social chair- man, Eloise Garrett, charity chairman, JerIne Pace, publicity chairman, and Helen Hillyer, Junior membership chairman. Junior members are Ruey Boone, Jane Borneman, Jo Ann Brunt, Rose Castille, Jane Cline, Carolyn Coy, Lila Fagan, Paulette Fechner, Martha Hodge, Joan Hoskins, Marjorie Kinghorn, Kathleen Lloyd, Suzanne Lloyd, Joyce Mattiza, Mary Alice Mills, Shirli Myers, Gloria Novak, Martha Ann Phillips, Dixie Potts, Camille Ramsey, Helen Robb, Joanne Wal- lace, Beverly Ward, Mary Ann Williams, Joe Ann Woodham, Norma White. Row 6' Heard Hegar, Hiilxer, Hoiish Javncs, Kormeth, Lario, Lil ,McDaciel Mzrrs 5 fi Panfr Row T Robb Sarvfers Sandifer, Simms, Smoot, ipafford, Steele, Strulnar, Tinsley, Tonner, Wal are Wilson ABBOTT BARNER BONIN BRIGHAM BROADWELL CARSON CARTER CHANDLER CLARKE CURSON DIXON EDWARDS EPPS FRANKS GARRETT GLASSER GRAY GREEN HAMLETT HARLOW .X .K K. A ei. 1. Blake Calvert S E M l N A Caravella R Casteel Lamar is sorry to lose Seminar, which decided this year to adopt the name of Seminar Seniors, accept only Senior girls Cook as members, and disband when they Cfaff graduate at the end of the term. These girls, whose motto is Look Outward, aim to obtain effective personalities, be- come good citizens, and acquire social Dunlap poise. Edrlnglon Officers are Mary Watkins, president: Jo Ann Sterk, vice-president, Norman Jean Cook, secretary, Letitia Casteel, treasurer, Pat Blake, corresponding sec- gggile retary, and Jean Richburg, sergeant-at- arms. Miss Mary Knolle is sponsor. New members this year were May Cummins, Rita La Grue, Miriam Howell, Helen Gorges, and Virginia Detweiler. Richburg Sterk Thompson Watkins OFFICERS: Joanne Sterk, vice-president, Mary Watkins, president, Norma Jean Cook, secretary. ,rp r 4 5 I lllll :::: Jaw , n u ln ' 17 fob C At the annual Orenda banquet O s are awarded to not more than seven senior staff members whose co workers have voted them the most worthy of thus honor Elizabeth Knapp Hester Stewart Ralph Anderson Martha Ray Alexander Carolyn Knapp Alnce Pucton Ellzabeth Sterlung Wnlllarn Fox Margaret Peterson Jimmie Bayless Mary Margaret Wilson Roy Moore Hallie Beth Walker Battle Ebaugh Ben Hammond Bull Gardner Ann Poynar Walter Clemons Bob Gregg M M B E R S l 9 3 8 Elizabeth Dennls M MBERS I939 Ezght Members Due to IE Ann Tuck Margie McEnnls M M B E R S l 94 O Bob Gay Edwin Lanstord M B E R S l Marshall Black Carolyn Wnlson Mary Jo McGinnis M M B E R S l 9 4 2 Bully Ferguson Melanle Levy M M B E R S l 9 4 4 Mary Sue Fox Charlotte Wood M E M B E R S l 9 4 5 Eight Members Due to Tue Mark Roblnson Anne Stevenson MEMBERS l946 Marjorie Montague M E M B E R S l 9 4 7 I - . ll , ,.,. :::::: q::' -. ..f:saf:5:,f2:: ,.fiE:5 3 : ':'f. if ' 45:2 ':5:lll f f' ' 'L ,ff ' gg , ::::::. .: :Is ll' 1 gg uluun::::: ' .5 Y.2f2!' 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Officers' Club is a spruce congregation of brass and khaki organized not only to promote good fellowship among the officers themselves, but also to promote friendlier relations between the officers and the enlisted men. Sergeant Daniel and Captain Bill Smith, who sponsor the club, help the boys carry out this purpose. It is customary, instead of electing officers, to have the highest ranking members of the R.O.T.C. act as heads of the Officers' Club. Thus, Richard Leach is the club's president this year, W. A. Smith, vice-president, Barton Ferguson, secretary. In addtion to their military activities, the members had a crowded social calendar this year, At the Ritzy Rookie Rornp, a dance held in the gym, Eloise Frame was elected R.O.T.C. sweetheart. And of course, the gayest evening of the year was the annual ball held for all R. O. T, C. officers in Houston. AUSTIN BYERS BLAKEMORE BODDEKER BONHAM CLINTON COMPTON DEAUQUIER DEPENBROCK DUGGAN GRANTHAM HIPPEN HUBBARD JETT MCASHAN MCRAE MOISE MULKEY MUSGROVE O'KEIFF SEARS SICK STREICH WINDER THE SERGEANTS' CLUB Lamar welcomes back this year the Sergeants' Club, which was reorganized this fall after an absence of several years. Kenneth Jett is the club's president. Wiley Grantham was elected vice-president and Lee Duggan secretary and treasurer. Stanley Compton was the organizer of the new group. The purpose of the Sergeants' Club is not only to promote friendlier feelings among the sergeants themselves, but also to improve cooperation and efficiency, and to bring about friendlier relations between officers and enlisted men. The club is very ably sponsored and supported by Sergeant Daniel. Its membership is open to any cadet sergeant in the Lamar battalion. PNN TO MR EDWARD DUGGAN the Orenda staff ded lcates thus year s sports section After a long career that began at Notre Dame and Included enghteen years of coachlng football In Houston Mr Duggan has decided to retlre from the fleld The Dean of Houston Coaches has served ten years at Lamar ten years that ended wnth a victorious team last fall The whole school rs proud of those ten years and we speak for the student body when we thank Mr Duggan for his loyalty and wlsh hum the very best of luck Mr Duggan s three colleagues can be expected to carry on In flne fashion Mr Hal Mickelson who coached football and track at Lamar before the war came back to us last year from Jeff Davis Also back In pre war form IS Mr Donald Long cope our basketball coach who called tlme out to serve In the navy Another war veteran ns the new est member of Lamars coachlng staff Rice star Dickson who helped push the Lamar football team to the top last fall 'Q f Heod Coach Edward D Duggan Fumble' A tense moment In the state quarter finals at San Antonio between Lamar and Jefferson Doyle Beard and Willard Rhynes may be seen at rnght wnth Juanne Champlon nn center background Uh 1 wt sD s . . - I . V 4 ' K mx 'M - - at , I - 7 if ' ,X 1 1 1 . . , 1 - 1 1 1 U - - as 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 I '. A nfs A TEAM. Standing: Wills, Repass, Jerry King, Carleton, Nowlin, Anderson, Davis, McAnelly, White, Collins, Durkee, Brochstein. Kneeling: Andrews, Graham, Durrenburger, Gaskey, Mueller, Bolton, Kiel, Merritt, Holm, Mills, Smith. Seated: Beard, Lucas, Scherwitz, Bright, Rhynes, Barker, Nester, J. K. King, Champion. DIST lCTl3AA Head Coach Edward Duggan's career ended in a blaze of glory in his last year as head coach of the Lamar football team. His team had gone to the quarter-finals of the State Tournament undefeated, conquering all in its path, through a glorious season of football, but it finally lost in a heartbreaker to Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio. Led by a strong line, which boasted three all-district men lWillard Rhynes, Bill Repass, and Gordon Whitel and a brilliant backfield of two all-district men lRobert Smith and John Champion? it crushed everything that came along. Whenever the chips were down, our boys would al- ways seem to come through. The season started with Lake Charles, Louisiana, the victim 25-O. On the second play Robert Smith bulled his way 80 yards for a touchdown. Next, Port Arthur was stomped l4- 7. Then Mexico City was entertained with a 27-O setback. Hardworking managers this year were Phil Brochstein, Bob Wills and Gene Hamilton, At right, Juanie Champion goes over for a touchdown. Lamar's first string-ready for action. On the line are Mueller, Nowlin, Davis, Repass, Rhynes, White, Bolton. Backfield: Smith, J. King, Beard, Champion. 1946 CHAMPIONS The following week, with some of the starters absent, we outplayed Sunset of Dallas, and gained a 6-6 tie. The district race began the next week, with San Jacinto playing in- spired ball to come within 8 points of victory, nevertheless, Lamar won 20-12. After this, the other five members of the district were held scoreless. Sam Houston, Jefferson Davis, Reagan, Austin, and Milby, respectively, were downed. This ended our regular season, but the team had its eye on greener fields. The following week in the bi-district contest, we de- feated Pasadena 27-6. Cn a hot day in San Antonio the Redskins were upset for the first time by an evenly matched team that got the breaks. All in all, this was considered the greatest season a Lamar football team has ever had, and it certainly deserves the praise it received. B TEAM. Standing: Elliott, Smith, Truitt, Mayers, Waters, Bussa, Steele, Carpe, Mayers, Hamilton. Kneeling: Shudde, Hildreth, Bynes, Hamilton, Jax, Cobb, Cutrer, Winters, Leggett. Seated: Warner, Bintliff, Chanslor, Stancil, Sanderson, Brailas. ii FO ,4g.,,7Q,..-em., ,as- ww Ma ,J-fw 3 QM, X 3.14-1 3 I fs 1 A, .2 J' 1 by QQIIQI ,,., 3' 3 3 .3.3 .. 3 .,,. A X 3 V' U gg Q f f F? 2 .3,. I, .pw fl 3'--W 3 , f 4me g ,z211Q3 f' E ax - OTBALL LETTERMEN Hwow Z6 I di ,f4AfLovf!Z4,,,3iLd ,M OTBALL LETTERM Top Row: McCaine, Walton, Burch, Beard, Church, Mills, Longcope. Row Two: Bellamy, Barker, Langford, Beale. Row One: Voss, Croom, Champion, Ridley, Brunson. A TEAM MccAiNE LAM BELLAMY A R ' BURCH WALTON CHURCH season winning trict game. score may not team was outscored, outhustled. Houston has never enjoyed at the state meet. Lamar's bas- ketball team suffered a bad this year, but one dis- Although the show it, the but never was such an array of fine teams to compete for district honors. Sam Houston was the winner of both the district and the regional competition, but was finally defeated ln pre-season competition Lamar played in several tourna- ments. The Redskins enjoyed sweet victory while winning the con- solation championship in the Jaycee Tournament, defeating a hard- hustling Henderson in the finals, 49 to -48. B TEAM Lamar started district competition by losing to Reagan, 52 to 36. This was followed by our only district victory, over hapless Austin. This victory was followed by losses to Milby, 54 to 3l, Davis, 58 to 40, San Jacinto, 48 to 32, and Sam Houston, 59 to 49. As the second half of the season began, the boys were defeated by Reagan, 48 to 32, and in this round the Redskins were defeated by Austin, 32 to 3l. During the rest of the season, Lamar suffered defeats at the hands of Milby, 50 to 3l, Davis, 63 to 4l, San Ja- cinto, 43 to 36, and Sam Houston Sl to 32. Lamar ended the season in a tie with Austin for the cellar position. VOSS BEALE LANGFORD BARKER CHAMPION Top Row: Smith, Jax, Thornton, Pontikes, Dickson. Row Two: Truitt, Cutrer, Cobb, Crake. Row One: Urquhart, Strong, Jenkins, Fooshee. CAGERS Track team: Top row: Jim Barker, Buddy Truitt, Bill Fagan, John Davenport, Grayson An- derson, David Knox, Karl Doerner, Bob Horne, Melvin Hurst, Tom Lucas, Robert Smith. Row Two: J. C. Dickson, Jimmy Sears, Charles Cox, Larry Crider, Jack Patterson, Charles Hanson, Howard, Ferrell, Harry Richards, Tom Graham. Row Three: Billy Bartle, Tim Gentry, Jack Rogers, Ray Bright, J. K. King, Joe Hitchcock, Jimmy Jamison. Tennis Team: Jimmy Gray, John Sullivan, John Luger. PRI SP RTS Lamar suffered a tough break this year in Tennis when our i946 State Champion, Jason Morton, became ineligible and his partner in doubles, Jimmy Gray, turned up with a broken leg. The load was left on Paul Langford, John Luger, and John Sullivan, who did a fine job. At left, Tom Lucas, one of Lamar's fastest in the lOO yard dash. ln center are distance runners. Standing are Jimmy Sears, Jack Rodgers, Jack Patterson, and Manager Sam Andrews. Kneeling: David Knox, Tim Gentry, Howard Ferrell, and Charles Cox. At right, Bob Burch, throwing discus. It 151 IL Qu I' Swimming Team: Top Row: Robert Burch, John Chapman, Gordon White, Dale Cheesman, Francis Stoltz. Row Two: Keith Ingram, Dudley Epps, Dick Edson, David Frame, John Cham- pion, Edd?e Armstead. Row One: Bobby Brodnax, Harry Webb, Tom Browder, Frank Warren, Frosty Symonds, Roy McDonald. Golf Team: Standing: Whitmell Thorne, Preston Moore, Bob Semaan, Bernard Riviere, Seated: Don Addington, Bob Moncrief, Bill Burkhart, Buddy Weaver. Absent: Gil Dye. Our i946 City Championship golfers added to its host of stars Preston Moore: With Buddy Weaver, Bob Semaan, Bernard Riviere, and Whitmell Thorne, Lamar boasted the finest golf team in the city. Lamar's I946 State Champion swimmers went great guns again this year. The team is composed of such stars as Dale Cheeseman, Harry Webb, Gordon White, John Champion, Frosty Symonds, Keith Ingram, and many more. One of Lamar's best hurdlers is Ray Bright, lower left. ln the middle are Tom Lucas, Tom Graham lstandingl, Robert Smith, and J. K. King lkneelingl, last year's crack relay team. At right, Robert Smith works out at the shot put. A.. Mi R mums Wgal GQQK 3? ,fm 'M ,, W -',- 1 W my 5 W., . .,..m. 'VM Q ,, x ,, H 1 . , , Q- MILTQN A,CANIrr , 1 G F b carwee cALHgLpN! 'fggw r l, QTL we IQ47 QJZENDA :mf my 411.-z,:.1s .94 L,3444,3 qlivm X' 976145 s2AlUVQA-111 E Dear Walter Clamonax - gf 2 why an 1 nc myself Wg 2 in for these things? All of the fair .,,,-J l ladle: of Lamar High School are so H-4' i beautiful and such a pleasure to look ' - upon, I certainly found it a bit trying to get at the task of calling them off by the numbers. However, a contest must have winners and here are my final 7 selections --- l l. Jane Putney I 2. llartha Smith 5 Frances Harwal . Frances Dixon l 5. Jean Richard! 6. Natalie Campbell 7. Ann Fairchild 8. Jean Peck 9 A St b l l , . nn ru ar J Runners-up: Janie Winslow and Elaine Broadvell Que' I ww' I toast your Beauty DI Of . Cordially, Hilton Clniff EDlTOR'S NOTE: The girls whose pictures appear in this section were selected in this way: Kitty Fox was elected May Queen by the entire student body. Harriett James was elected most beautiful senior by the senior class. Over a hundred girls submitted their pictures to be judged in the Orenda beauty con- test. From these pictures, fifty were selected by Mr. Moyes, several members of the faculty, the Orenda staff, and a group of outstanding boys in the school. These fifty were sent to Mr. Milton Caniff, the artist who draws the cartoon feature Steve Canyon. Mr. Caniff chose Jane Putney, of the sophomore class, Lamar's most beautiful girl. His other choices appear on pages l3O and l3l. dit filiflfvfz.. 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Lamar's band won a special award for its spirited marching at the football games . . . 5. The crowd goes wild as Lamar goes over for a touchdown. Scene: the Jef- ferson game in San Antonio . . . 9. The Lions Club Sportsmanship Trophy is received by Manager Sam Andrews and Robert Smith for the team . . . 6. Sad faces in San Antonio as Jefferson chalks up six points. The couple in the foreground are William Hartwig and Nancy Muench. aft? gg' 3 LAMAR'S BUSY CLUBS . . . l. Dorothy Padgett, Mary Louise Thompson, Dick Lawrence of San Jacinto, Priscilla Harrison, and Joanne Peine pause a moment to admire a display of antique teacups in the museum case which Arrowhead presented to the library last year . . . 2. Candlelight and conversation at the Arrowhead banquet. At the head table are Alice Spafford, Mrs. Moyes, Mr. Moyes, Walter Clemons, Rhoda Robinowitz, and Ann Red . . . 3. Robert Clemons buys a singing valentine in the cafeteria from Wilma Hoke, Paula Meredith, Nancy Free, Emily Petersen, Joan Eckhardt, and Julia Picton . . . 4. Ramal in- stalls its new members. Charles Folwell, Dick Bintlitf, Philip Blatt, Mc. Bintlift, NO WEAK SISTERS . . . Lamar's girls' teams won city honors . . . l. Jean Richards, Jolyn Ferguson, and Ann Bowles are Lamar's triple threat on the tennis court . . . 2. Robin Hood may have been a good archer, but he never looked as pretty at it as Frances Dixon and Harriet Tyson . . . 3. And who wouldn't be proud to have that banner that Joan Eck- hardt is holding. Her swimming teammates are Barbara Bering, Betsy Belstrom, and Jean Mancuso . . . 4. These girls star on the volleyball court. ln front are Co-captains Olwyn Davies and Mary Estelle Steele. Second row: Grace Grierson, Betty Larke, Faye Calvert, Ann Bowles, Barbara Wilson, Dolores Carman, Martha Brown, and Mary Watkins. ln back are Jean Reynaud, Gayle Garth, Ruth Ann Clark, Gypsy Zimmerman, Mary Frances York, Marla Ehler, Julia Picton, Kay Steinberger and Helen Hedley . . . 5. We wouldn't advise you to tangle with Emily Bertelsen, Carlita Wollbrett, Dakota Ehman, Carolyn Douglas, Grace Grierson, or Jackie Herron at the bowling alley, They're hard to beatl l X'--H-Ml B,-fi www SEZ A 9 5 V -, .svn , D 2 'l X. , ...,,,,., V . I x, ' gh at ggi .,h. Q A D MELANGE . . . l. Nominees for the D.A.R. Citizenship Award, which was presented to Helen Hall. ln the back row are Geraldine Smith, Helen, Beverly Crowley, Madge Thornall Jolyn Ferguson and Grace Grierson are seated on the steps . . . 2. Sure sign that spring is here is Chum's annual style show. Thompson, Fox, and Eubank sit in front, the back row includes Young, Douglas, Brawner, Brodnax, Kennelly, Fenley, Lawrence, Thornton, and Gill . . . 3. At lunch period, these seven were asked to hold still, just a minute. Seated are Geraldine Smith maid in the University ot Houston reception, Paula Meredith, winner of the Ramal cup, presented to the outstanding junior girl, and May Cummins, named in the Lancer poll the girl with the best personality in the school. Standing behind them are Wal- ter Clemons and Jolyn Ferguson, winners last year ot the Tawasi and Ramal cups, as the outstanding juniors, Jimmy Jamison, the boy with the best personality in the school, and Lee Duggan, this year's winner ot the Tawasi cup. POSTSCRIPT Facung a very early deaduune thus year the Orenda has had to omut many umportant sprung events Thus wull be a dusappountment to Lamar students and so the staff has summaruzed on thus page the most umportant happenungs around the school sunce the last pucture was snapped The whole school us proud of thus years track team whuch has brought as much honor to Lamar as last fall s brulluant football team After walkung away wuth the cuty champ on shup wuth 453A1 pounts agaunst Austun s BZV2 the boys won the reguonal meet and looked forward to the state funals un Austun The 443 relay team of Graham Anderson Smuth and Lucas one of tlce best un the state set a new re ord of 43 5 seconds The May Fete duchesses are puctured on page l-43 but the mauds are not shown They are Geraldune Smuth Fay Kennelly Joan Peck and Martha Eubank of the hugh senuor class Joyce Brawner Emuly Thompson Mary Knoblesdorf and Barbara Holluday of the low senuor group Beverly Smyth Betty Wulletts Elaune Broadwell and Glorua Ross hugh uunuors Merle Struekert Betty Lynn Reudel Shurley Lockwood and Vuvuenne Schwartung low uunuors Dorothy Foster Barbara Wulson Jane Putney and Carolyn Coy hugh sopho mores and Sue Hastungs Dolores Wulletts Lubby Herndon and Wanda Polk low sopho mores Queen Kutty Fox selected as her kung Jummy Jamuson The Lamar Frolucs were presented on Aprul l8 under the durectuon of Muss Green wood and Mr Kedung Carryung out uts theme of After Dark the show featured scenes un nughtclubs on a plantatuon un a gypsy camp and un the park all desugned by Lamars art department Several Lamar students receuved new honors Jolyn Ferguson was announced the hughest rankung member of thus year s senuor class wuth Bertha Gray and Eleanor Berung tued for second place Lee Duggan receuved the Harvard Club Book Award guven to an outstandung uunuor boy Duck Buntluff a low uunuor was elected the schools most handsome boy un a Lancer poll Helen Hall Bertha Gray and Walter Clemons were nomunated for the annual Rotary Award The Orenda staff wushes to thank those who have helped compule thus book The senuor puctures and those of the socual clubs were made by DeMarler Studuo Lawless and Son photographed the uunuors and sophomores and made the muscellaneous school puc tures A hard workung quartet of Lamar students John Byers Bob Mulstead Fred Dur rance and Jummy Wood spent many days makung campus shots and Mrs Eduth Ferrell gracuously gave to the staff lusts of the students Specual thanks are due to the Parke Engravung Company whuch made engravungs for the book and the Reun Pruntung Com pany whuch publushed ut Above all gratutude must go to Muss Drew Black Staggs who durected the edutorual staff and to Muss Helen Weunberg who heads the busuness staff theurs was the hardest job of brungung to Lamar thus nunth edutuon of the Orenda THE STAFF I ' 1 . . , . 1 , . . . . . . . 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