Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1948 volume:

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N f .C 4 if .5 J , 3'1- .QA li 'Q 52 BEYOND THESE GRTES LIES Fl FULL LIFE 5 I v I J I X' .AL !.sJ3-an-1...-.3 ---K5-4-V 3'w ,VA4 Aififv-4-ff, 'L'd'L 64 . . rn. ' ,,, -Bw,-,,,,.,.,v,-,-.4 iff-'BLL4-tk 'LQ CJ 1' 'W' 'M 'Vp' ,. . .,1,:.is' .vm ,M , -K W4 . . 5 ' Q' . U, , 1-62.4, 95, , f -...Au .1 r!,.., 1 lANIAR H H SIIHIIIH UHENDA 1'9-ll-8 PM ' wi .L W paper gig Aim ff M R Brig if 'Q QM , -5:1 -gzrzamw :www A 4 W -: 'i e T .qlzwfi S ' . f sr Swgsyxg-g 5 MQ r HS' Editor, PHULH MEREDITH Business Manager, DHVID KNOX Student Photographer FRED DURRHNCE ....Q4x ,Q .X4 Gig Ulf C3ll6l,l'l'l6l,l Cmfmfd Days of Knowledge ......... ...... p age 6 Days of Culture ...... ...... p age 86 Days of Recreation ,.... ,..... p age 116 OPBLUOI' lnto the planning and publication of Larnar's yearbook have gone many hours of thoughtful labor. The staff designed, drew, cut, photographed, agreed, and disagreed, and finally produced with a sigh the tenth Orenda. We hope that this book will serve to record for you your years at Lamar, which will soon merge in your memory into one day-the happiest day ever spent. Find so, to the students of Lamarfto you individually and to your futures collectively-We dedicate proudly the 1948 Orenda. Q Q-gunman cjbagdo Sri FAEULTY CLASSES HUNUHELUBS PUHLHUUIUNS STUUY'ELUBS . la The largest part of our day at Lamar is consumed in gaining knowledge. The hours we have spent in the classrooms and the associations we have made there will undoubtedly be the basis for our cultural and intellectual life. 14 Wedaage Lam mr. maya LHMFNTS PHlNClPQL They tell us that in the lndian tongue Orenda means The Great Spirit I like to think of it also as meaning our Recording Plngel, for on its pages ol White are chronicled the events of the passing years. From its pages peep the 'faces of those, our friends, our associates, and our teachers, whom relentless Time shall all too soon consign to the realm of memory and the land of used to be. ln the years to come, our Orendas will serve to keep alive memories of our achievements, our triumphs, our good times, and all that goes to make the years of high school both pleasant and profitable. IPSSF MFIDDEN Q::::i::tr1niPrim'ipr1l Yi XR ,fA W. E. MORELHND I, O, WEBB Smxpwrinteanulwmt of Svhools QsrzistnntSuperinfenrientofSr'l10Ol:1 Q K 1 4: feffl W 1:3 S15 S . aCll,hg THE OFFICE STQFF ISS RUTH THYLOH MRS IYIBITH FFHHFU S,-frf-tr1rY Hf:L1i.:!rr1r HHH f'1I1I.IfYff-J I.IfUVlfI,l, NIR? QUCV HNHHIYI I1 'fIVl 'I'r+v1.zw1w-r a.,r,i Miss Fllberta Brasher Miss Margaret Buchanan Miss Sarah L. Collins Mr. Floyd Dougherty Miss Louise Fuller Miss Flla Mae Gelirina Miss Helen Greenwood Mrs. U. F. Hennes Mrs Qlcenia K. Hyman Miss Mary D Knolle Miss Hazelle McCarty Mrs. Hortcnse C. Parrisli Mrs. Golda M. Plocliefort Miss Drew Black Staggs Mrs. Bernice Wren 7WalAemaficJ Mr. S. F. Flnderson Mrs. Hazel H. Brinton Mrs Thelma l. Hammerlirxa Mrs. F. V. McDaniel Mis.: Eleanor Molir Mrs. Flla S, Porter Mrs. Maud M. Powell Miss Lol Red Mrs. Mira M. Sanders Mrs Selina M, Tebow .jvhdory Miss Inez Bryan Miss Nina Covington Miss Edna Germany Miss Mildred Hubbard Mr. Donald B, Longcope Mr. 'Ernest M. Mills Mrs. Louise C. Robb Miss Helen Weinberrr FACULTY IJIHEIITUHY jfPnCA Miss Mildred Hubbard Jafin Mrs, G. M. Brumby Miss Cora Pearl Penn .Sjpani.4A Mrs. Elanor F. Huddleston Miss Helen MacMaster Miss Nell Morris Miss lulia Pleasants Miss Margaret Weller Miss Trudie Wilson .Sai en rv Miss Laura M. Plnderson Mr. Orris G Bailey Mr. W. L. Burris Miss Florence Hicks Mrs. Edna W. Miner Mr. Douglas D. Uzzell Mr. B. W. Kent Commerciaf Mrs. Thomas I, Rowzeo .JJome 676011 am fra Mrs. H. L. Sandel Mrs.V1delle G, Wilson .gnzludfria f.x4rf.6 Mr. H. E. Butler Mr. Qrtliur D. Herring Mr. G. Earle McCotter Mr. Jr: Miss Norma Henderson Wuiic Mr. Lee S, Keding IQAVJINQ f giAu'r1ff'on Capt. Hill G. Sinitli Mr. E. D. Duggan Mrs. May H. Bourgeois Miss Helen Hnn Dvoravek Mrs. Ruth Mottley Mrs. Frances S. Rockwell Mr. l li, Dickson Mr. lolin Dee Vauglin Sgt. lolin G. Willis Sgt. H. W. Stevens Mr H. F. Mickelson Mr. H, C. Scliulze Mr Fred Pepper Miss Flora M. Biirglidorf Qegfdfrar Mis, Fditl1Fr-rrell nlurariarm Mrs, Editli Y. Cox 1 Mabel Y. Ormaii, Qssista lb l'llll Mrs. Rulli H. Leavell Faculty members MacMaster, Cox, Kent, and Henderson pause outside tlie building Tl alfuhg Wo iztoppf-rl Mrs, Wilson, Mr, Kefling, Mr Horrina, and Mrzz Hiiclrlloslori borziflra tlifi trophy vazzv long enoiiah lo lake ri filI'llllF'. Mr Mickel on Mr Dick on f Mr ,oriqcarve iiirsl :slanrl ani isriiile. Mr Vauqhn English teachers all are Mras Parrish, Miss Buchanan, Miss Knolle, Miss Mc, Carly, Misra Greenwood, and Miss Braslier, who are adinirinq the Book We-Ek poster in the hall School is out, and Mr. McColter, Mr. Butler, Mrs, Sanders, Mrs. Brinion, Misa Red, Mrs, Porter, Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs. Powell, Mr. Flnderson, Mrs Te-bow, and Mrs. Honimerling pause for a mornferil of rest 4 ,K KI ,K k 1 Mra: Hymon, Mrs: Hocheiort, Misa: Wrinluerq, Mrs Robb, Miss Bryon, ond Mr Mills fmtlicr' in Misa: l3ryon's room to cliazcnsaa their history closses. Mr Horns, Miss Hicks, Mrs. Miner, Misa: Hubbard, Miss Pleosonts, Mr. Bailey, Miss Wilson, Misa: Flnderason, Mr. Uzzell, and Miss Weller consented to have their pictures token in front of the school. Mrs, Criiion, Misa: Fiiller, Mr. lioiirrherty, ond Mrs, Hermes hove stopped to shot oround the display case in the library. jadlhy Miss Burghdori, Mraz Rockwell, Mrs. Bourgeois, Mrs, Mottley, ond Miss Dvor- ocek grin in the sim os they wotch their gym classes, 13 HO 6!Ct5:5l'00l'l'l:i '8,y,,, lf. rwimu Trr-nn KWWIIIQ fmm ln- ,wma fiirrwztlrmfx Iflf: Lmufxr TF' lvfxwi, whirh in: performing for the x Q59 wr' Oil'-Q NO in Fo ClI'l!IiPC opho more poop U10 tlw umm .CO Qs, IU 1, BIO ogy 1 ,, Whl f- rn Mmm Q ,f7r1x'o1' I . 1' :ff xi f ' .1 .12 1' The zzmllf-1: IU tho Hovuv- Ik'u11u::11f:: Hmmm frlenrly zshow how proud tlw 1:1rl.1 mv of Huw plothoa-: Ihi,y'vfv mmrio, Not fx 4,iIr1g1:4r0r'm1, but HHIVII mfw- wf-lumix:-' Tlmtza thu crdcterim mt noon fn-.vh fiuy r1m111c1r WIQLI1 1 1 pc111re o cu 1 C1 100111 10 I11l1'1C'10K'1 011111 1 11 1 repro r1r11r111ve fro 1 mn o 11111911 11111 1 1or1101111r1q111r 1110131111 1110111 1 y 1 1 1 1 IL 11111 c1111v Yon, 111: C1 p1c111rP1 1.0114 of 11111111 11110 11111 w1111:: of 1119 H111 DGpC'1T1111PI'11 11:1 1c1r1g1b1c proof of 1.r1r11Cxr':s orlizsiic skill. 6 CL5dl'00l'l'I,6 No 1111101 11r1ver1 11: 1110 typing IOOIII, 11111 110111 11:-1 c'11C1ce1y-C1c1C1c CO1111g lllfifly b11Q1111r1g :secre 111116214 15 Flbave are the lanuary Class oilicers. They are Istandingl Bill Davis, president, and Qllan Kina, treasurer, Csittingl Mary Sue Sheffield, secretary, and Emily Thompson, vice-prfxfirlfvnt 340 yanuafy CASH of 4 BILL DRVIS .,...... .... ..,. ..,. ,... ,.......... , ..,,., I l r e : sident EMILY THOMPSON I . . . , . .... . I .ViCefPresident MRRY SUE SHEEEIELD ,... ,,.. . Secretary RLLPIN KING .,.,. . .. , .Treasurer EDDIE SICK ...... . . , . . Class Lawyer EMILY RERTELSEN .. , .,,, . . . Class Poet SRM LEWIS ........ ,.... . . . . .Class Prophet MRRIE RESTIVO I . . . . . Most Representative Girl HENRY MRYERS .... , . . Most Representative Boy EMILY THOMPSON . . . . I ..., Most Popular Girl IOE HITCI-ICOCK . . I ...., Most Popular Boy enior ommiffeefi PICNIC DRNCE CLRSS MORNING ROBERT SMITH EMILY BERTELSEN MRRY SUE SI-IEFFIIILIJ Chairman Chairman Chairman IRCK ROWEN IOYCE BRFIWNER SRM LEWIS SRM LEWIS NFITRLIE CPIMPBELL BETTY LILLY MQRY PINN NELSON EMILY THOMPSON MOTTO, FLOWER, and COLOR MFIRIE RESTIVO Chairman BFIRBFIRQ HOLLIDFIY RNN SCHLOSSER SENIOR CHBINET CHILE RIVERS COMMENCEMENT MRRGOT DU ROSE Chairman IULIR LYNN DICKSON MQRTHFI GILL Barbara Holliday, Iames Depenbrock, Robert Smith, Gene Grogan, Sain Lewis, Marie Restivo, Henry Mayers SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES: David Rndersen, Iohn Beyer, Iohn Bruce, Louis Gross, Iohn Martin, Billie Bert Tucker, Iohn Worsham HRSHIIIR, FtNNlI'I l'lf llaienonis, Publicity Chairman '47, '48, Kachina, Los Ilabladores, Iunior Red Cross Representa- tive '45 IIUSTIN, FRQNK Lancer Stall, Business Manager '47, Ili-Y, Sei- qvants' Club '46, lrari, RHKER, NRNCY LORENE RIIRTIILSITN, EMILY National Honor Society, Lamar City Bowling Team '45, Volleyball '47, Cherokee Bracelet '47, Bowling Letterman '46, '47, Flrchery Club, Secre- tary '4 , Niwauna, Stiorts Chairman '46, Pub- licity Chairman '47, Haienonis, Fill City Choir L-47, Los llabladores, Erolics '46, '47, Gym Class oadcr ROWIIN, IHCK Ili Y, Etolics '46, '47 RRIIWNER, IOYCE Ilatenonis, Chums, Publicity Chairman '47, May Pete Maid '45, '46, '47, Gym Leader, Cheer- leader '47, Erohcs '46, '4'l. CFIMPRIYLL, NQTQLIIVI Kachina, llaienonts, Christian Student Union, Rawlina Letterman '47, City Bowlina Team '47, Belles, Omnda Beauty '47, Frolics '47 CIIRTIIR, PHT llaienonis, Iwrolics '47, COURTIN, IOE Los llabladorota, Ili Y. IUHVIS, RILL Senior Class President '47, Kachina, President '47, National Thesptan Society, Hi-Y, Vice Pres- ident tFw, '47, One-Qct Play '47, Football Letter- man '4b, '46, '47, May Pete '47, Frohcs, Variety Show IURVIS, IOHNNII National llonot Society '47, Haienonts DIIPENBROCK, IQMES Sf-nint Cabinet '47, National Honor Society '47, Student Council '45, '47, Sergeants' Club '45, Otticcrs' Club, Vice President '47, R O.'I'.C. 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First Lloutonnnt '47, '46 lrorl SIMPSON, lOIlN SiMl'l'll, HOHllH'l' SQ-mm Cctbtnf-t, llmuvnl, ll Qssocmtton Vtco lltvsulvlerxt '47, l 0Otbc1ll Lettvrmcm '45 '46 'l'IGClC, '45, '46, Coptczm '46, SWIIUIUIHCI '45 '46, lll Y, Vmlvly Show '45, '46 l'ml1Cs '46 '47 SVOOH, llFl'l'lllClF'l Nutmrml llonor Socwty '47, '48 Los llnlvlmlox--5 Lxlwmry Qs::1::tm1t B4-llos, Vlzmtly Cltmrmml '47, '48 S'l'Fl'l'Ll1ll, HON Puw Wow, 'l'1m1::nm-1 '47, liO'l'f' Llwutf-rmrxt '47, Otltcwm' Club '4'f' 'l'lflllill..l., llOl5llll'l' Kuclurm, Vtulrzttmx Stutlt-nt Ummm 47 H O TC St-itz:--xrnts' Club '46 lll Y lm'1 TIIOMPSON, l'MlLY Sumo: V1c'vPu-:zudvnt '47, Somm fhlxltwt '47 Most Popular Ctrl '47, Natmnnl llmnm Soctety 47, 'l'r'c-nsllwr '47, Los llnlvlmloros Qtnozlcnn l,e-mon Ilwmtl '45, flltums Srw-:ml Clmlrnmn 47, May Toto '45, '46, '47, Gym Vlmss Lvndvr, Student Fnunrtl llPp1'vsm1tnt1w'v '46 Wfllllillhllilflifillll, lflMl'S ll 0 'l' 4 ' Llvlztt-rmnt WIll'l'lI llIIlNNl1 Ina: llnlwlntlmr-rs, llmvrlrmns Nuwnurm litxvlurm l'roI1cs: '47, Plll Cnty Cltou '46 47' WILLIQMS, MHHY NNN Stutlvnt Cmlnctl '46, '47 Kaclunn llmonoms Hsanlstqnt Socml Clx-wunmn '46 47 'l'nwcs1, Vmllcfa '45 '47 WlSlillllllll'l', llMMY WOOUS, I4IXllf Nutlmml llonox' Socluty '-1 WYfl'l l', l'lIl'l'lIllYN Wcxplkcx, Ln Cmqucntmne Hvllei: PllbllCllY Clmumnn '47, '46, Vrolltrs '47 YOUNG, l'lfHHY f'lulstmn Stu4lwI1l Urmm sg. nf, -4'-'y 'r 1 vi --rr 1- fn. an ws -G .56- .nv YK K The officers of the lune Class are: Carolyn Douglas, vice-presidentg Ray Winters, treasurerg Lee Duggan, secretaryg and Sam Cream, president 340 June Kfadd SRM CROOM .A . , CRROLYN DOUGLRS LEE DUGGQN ..,... RRY WINTERS r,,r . RRLPI-I BOWEN ...,, RUEY BOONE A. . ,. CRROLYN DOUGLRS IRMES BOLTON ..... CRROLYN DOUGLRS Cl-IRRLES FOLWELL . . . .,... .,........,, ....,,. R r esident , Vicefpresident . , , A .Secretary A , , . Treasurer .., .., .,Class Lawyer . . , , . ..,, .Class Poet Most Representative Girl Most Representative Boy ....,,..MostPopularGirl . . . . .Most Popular Boy enior Caginef Ruey Boone, Ralph Bowen, Elaine Broadwell, Virginia Ruih Bryan, L ' e , Sam Croom, loyce De Corte, Carolyn Douglas, Betty Doyen, Lee Duggan, argaret Faris, Ruth Eoell, Helen Graves, Nancy Green, Madeline Iohnson, Mary Ella Iones, Norma Kearby, Mary Knobelsdorf, loyce Mattiza, Iohn McHenry, Paula Meredith, Reba Michels, Pat Pickett, Caroline Purcell, Charles Pyle, Ted Sampsel, Vivienne Schwarting, Kay Steinberger, Roy Siriekert, Harry Webb, Ray Winters, Irving Wishnow, Ennis Vierick, enior ommiffeed DQNCE PlCNlC CLQSS MORNING HHRRY WEBB EQRL BELLHMY MHRY KNOBELSDORF Chairman Chairman Chairman MFIRY ELLQ IONES CF-IROLYN DOUGLRS CLYDE WPIRNER ELHINE BROHDWELL DOYLE BERRD GLORIQ ROSS CHRRLES FOLWELL COMMENCEMENT IQMES BOLTON Chairman BETTY PENNINGTON TOMMY BRUNSON SHIRLEY SNOW GYPSY ZIMMERMQN RNN COE BILL FONTRINE BOB WHITSON Senior Cabinet Members are: BEVERLY SMYTH LHWRENCE WHLTON REBECCR DILLHRD HNN COE l HN ECKHHRDT N GS LEONRRD QLBERT NHNCY MUENCH LOUELLR KENDRICK EEWIS FMHTTINGLY l M R QVI KNOX BOB CHURCH BEVERLY CLQRDY MOTTO, FLOWER and COLOR PRULR MEREDITH BETSY BELSTROM RHLPH BOWEN PQUL DONOHO l E G ROY S RIEKER EMILY PETERSEN Row 1: Picketi, Broadwell, Boone, Kearby, Schwarting, Michele, Meredith, Doyen. 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BOl5DlIKlil-t, HOBPII-l'l' H.O.TC, Serqeants' Club '46, Ollicers' Club '47, lrarr, Iunior Membership Chairman '48, '47, BOlfHMlf, QLICFI Cherokee BOLTON, IHMHS Most Representative Boy, National Qthletic Honor Society '47, '48, Hr-Y, Christian Student Union, President '47, H Hssociatron, Chaplain '47, Football Letterman '46, '47, Hamal BONIN, llLlZQBl'ITH Rrrowhead '47, '48, National Honor Society '47. '48, llarenonis, Tawasi, Frolrcs '47 HOOKER, LH NHLLF Frohcs '47. BOONE, RUEY Senior Cabinet '48, Senior Class Poet, Qrrow head, Secretary '47, '48, National Honor Society '47, '48, High School Register, Sequoyha, Treas- urer '47, '48, Lancer Staff, Humor Editor '47, '48, liditor '48, Quill and Scroll, 'l'awasi, Hecordina Secretary '47, '48, l300'l'Hlf, NQNCY Qrrowhead '47, '48, National Honor Society '47, '48, Palomar, La Crnquantarne, Publicity Chau- man '47, '48, Los Habladores, Fldvertrsrno llssay Contest Winner '47 BORDIIN, Bli'l'Tll'l Christian Student Union Harenonis, Kachina, Frolics '47 BOHIHIN, SlDNlfY H1'Y BOWEN, FYVQNS llifY. 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Populul Gul L05 llcxhlodoles, llII11Ol Holi Crum: llm'fYll'1Rm'IllClllVP '45, Chelolcce I 7 Huwlmq llm-od '45, '47, lwsulcru 4 '48, Bowl xnq Lvttorxxmrm Chumfe PIOSlClPIll 47, '48, Moy l'vtP Maul '45 '45, Duchess 47 lxrohcs '47 Gym Clams L-wnlm Clworlvmll-1 4 Orvndci llmluly '4lR llOYliN, l'llf'l l'Y ii'-Iuox ffubuu-1 Hopxosormlnllvc '48, Student Vouncll llopnrzzf-lxlnlxvv '45 '47, KUCllll'lG Belll-S, l,x1IlCl'I Lllvzmy lhlllox '4'f 48 Vxollcfa 31 , Gym C'lu:::: L1-ullvl, Qumll ond Ssroll lHUYI,l1, IIMMY l.o:4 llulllmlou-fa Vlu- lhvsulvrxt -Ib '-1 ll 0 'l ff Olllvvlrc' Club, Svlqmumlex' Club lh Y llllllllllf, IOHN Cluuzlmn Slualuul Uruou Lora lllxlllmlolczz Pol .un-11, QjlL'll0:1lIG IYUGGIIN LlflI ii-lruox fflnsrx Svcxvtmy Soyhomow Class Sec xvloxy, fluowholui '47 '48 Nauonul llonox So cwly 47, '-18, lllqh School ll0lI1:1lPI', Lois llnbla .lou-::, 'l'nwn:s1 Cup- 47 llolvmcl Hook Club llwuxll '47, ll O 'I' L Sv:-ionnlsa' Club Svcw lmy Olhrmfz' Cluh 47, '-18 lliifl Puhlxfxly lwlldllllldll '40, 4'f' Sovml Cl..1u:n.m 4 48 MW rum- I'UHllllM, umm Vmlxcfz '4 ' llUllKlflf, HON Suplxoxxmm l'nlum-I Ill Y Harxml llllHlllfNlllfHGlfH MFIHVIN ll1Y Foollmll l.L-tluunmll 4 llWYlfll, MFlllY HNN llmn'mm1:1, Froluffa '4tw IXYIIN, IILVIN llYl'H, IOLINII 'lk-xllf, lunlol llunllulny ul Sun-rxuv Kucluna Vluxfztmn Html:-nl llruon Ozclwfzlm Llbrory llsrzxrzllxrll l'4TKlILS, PHUI, C ll OTC, Olllcf-1:1 Vlulv '4'l 4:3 l'CKllllHl5'l', IOHN lumm Coburn-I Moxnhm, lhzowln-all -17' '48 NL1llOYlGl llonox' Socxcly 4 ', 48 lllqh School Hvqxslvl, Oxernln, llsslslnrll Club llluol '46 llsszlratnnl lkhlox '47, '48 Studvnl Council Vlcc llluslllolu '47, '48, Svquoylm Qulll nnrl Scroll l'1Iy Sw1m111u1q'I'vnm 46 4 Nxwolmo Sec 11-tnly '47 May Foto lluclu-:,s '45 '47, hull Purxclrfsfa '46, Hnrul Swvvtlmo-1:1 Vlxzwly Show 45 l'Iohc':: '-W, Gym Fllxsfz L:-nllvi l'l'lfI,, MllHll.YN Knlchum W-ulkll l'luln'f1 -Ill al' all eniom fl lx A l f en iam 5 fn.. 7 'QP' .111 1f11MF111 11111-iO'1'F1 St11.'1er11 fTo11r1C11 A113 f'11y 111ow1111: 1'5ow11nf1 Lo11v:111:111 '45 Vollf-y111111 1.111 '47 V14 111461 Howlmy 111-111 '17 F1 11. 1 , 111111111 111JGI,11N1' C1..1'M 11 O'11C 1'V11NS f'F1'1'1'11' 1C11c111nn, WC1111KCl 1112111-s 1IV11NS, 1'11+1f1f'1Y HQ111111 1V111-JS 11F1'1'H1fN1H1 1 111 11,1-1 11.1, 1 11111r'111.1r11:2 1111 f,i1Y 1 11f111 41' '19 1': 11 1 11W'1'O1J BHHBHH11 HU'1'11 11115311112 HILL '1'!11c1c 1.1211e111111111 JV' Pww '11' F1s:soc11111or1 VHGHN 11011111.11 1'11111C1111.1b H1111 , . 11111vr1c21r11fa P111'T11yC11.111 -11. H 11 11 1 1 Www 111115 111Y 1 Wl'If11k!I 11111ur1or11f1 P111c1:11.1: 1111 1N11l1141 ' 11 11 1 11 O 1111 I3111L1C11AI1IH1i1Yl 47 118 Bf41111Iy 'QF' VHLLON, NNN .1 Q: 1.41 ff111q111111Tn1111P N1w11141111 VHHIS MHHC-11H1f'1' Seemor ffc1b1r1eft 423 VHHMHH IQUK 111Y, C11c1,1r11n -1'7 111311101 111110: M 11111 111 C'1 1111111n 4 125 H11-11'11NG'1'ON MHHY N1,I,1, Wdfilkd f111I1S1lClT1 31111111111 111111111 11111111-J V111G1N111 WG1111CG Iumcr he-1 111051: 111-1:1-1 .-1111 '48, Los 11cJb1m1O:es VINIULQY, SUV ' 1 Kc1c111n11 11lI1l'1'1fl1H5 P111 C,1.y C1,1111 1 11' 1-YO11CS '-17, 115 VISK, i'1'1'P111'1 11015 ' V1.11 1' 10Yff11 L11 f'1r1q.,111111.11l11y ff11u:c1k1- 1'O1IL1. 1111111 CH1101.YN ,, S1-11101 f'111'11r11-1 '48 N11l1f111111 11.11111: 1 1 ty 1 318, Clfy Vo11ey11L111 '11-11111 -if -111 11111111 H 1 Cross 11e111-f:en?1111vr- '-UQ -17 'O1.W111.1. C11F1H1.1S 1 21,31 v1 1' 'L111:1111 15 111: 1, 1 1? 1 111 Y 1'ON'1'f111J1f HILL 5111110111 f11,.r11'11 413' -111 111 Y 1111w W ' 1'71u::1.1u111 11 -W 1'OH151fS 1711111111111 1.012 11c11111,1,11111:f 13.1111111111 1'0111', 10 f1111l 1'O1-1111251 'VOM 1'1i1'11Mf111l 1111511 111111 1f11c1111111 141111111 +11 47 5153 111.1 W11111I Qs! 17111111111 Hoy -111 111111131 151101111 1 1111 111111 -if '111 15111 -1 11.1 1, H-- l'RlfllNll, llllllxl.. Los llnlwlmlmos Knrlvlnn Wnptlm Ltlvmy llf. ststrmt VRITTS, BlLLY l'ml1f'1: '45 '46 41 Owlwsztan VHY, MQRY LOU Kr1c'l1xnf1,l'1ol1r:: dh, 4' 45 l'llLI.l'H'l'0N INFK Gllllll0lS, llllNllY Wnpalcfx Luv l,'lPVPf'lllf'3l1 Cwntexzt llrvrlmnlwlv M4-ntmn, S1-ms llzt llwmwl '49 '47 ltc1:1 GtlllfWSKY, f'llQllLlIl'lN Nntmnal llmmt Sm-11-ty l':ol1c:: 49 C'lllllMON Glf0llGlf lllllr' 'l'z-nm '47 Gil lllllf'l l', l7FlN llnmrxl, Clmplnln WV. Glllllllf'l l', DICK lllnmr Had Crnss llc'-plc-sontntlve '47 '49 GfllllllI'l l', lfLOlllSlf 'l'c1wr1-sl, fflmrlty ffltmtnmn '45, '46 Srcmtnzy '47, '48, Iuumr Re-cl from llc-Vresvntfittvv '45 '47, Wfiftlllfil Kfxrltmn Los llnblntlmrvs Gym Clmara Lr-mlm-r t1tllllllS-ON, MHHY lflNlf Nuttonul llono: Soc1ety'47, 43 Kocluma Los llnlwlmlmr-s, Cnty Bowlmq Team '47 Pnlnnmt, Spmts f'lm1t'mon '47, '49, Fmltcs '49 Gym l'lf1s:: l.Pmlrvl' L1lTlLlfll l?-OB llt Y, llnmnl Gl'M0l l'S TOM llmw Wow, Sfrt-1m1r1tntr1Vxns 4 '49 Los llnlv lnflorets, llt Y GlfN'l'llY, l'Fl'l' lSummet Scltooll GllN'l'llY, 'l'lM in Cnnqmmtmnv, llt Y 'll' Ils::ocmt1or1, 'Lmck ltUllt?l'lTlf'lH '46, '47 GLICK, lllfLlfN Vollnylmll l.r-ttf-rmnn '47 Gym Cl:-:ss Lendvt '47. GLll5lllIN lWl1L L G00lWlllf'll HON lll Y GOSNLY, HFITTY Krxrlunri, Stuvlvnt Fmtncxl Hepxesentatxve '47 '48, Gym fflnns Lmnlvr '47 '49 Fmllcs '47 '49 GOiiSl l l', lllILl1N llmr-rmmsa, lor: llnhlndotr-5 Knclamfu lunxox llvn-lvmy wt Svumtcw, Ltoltcs '43 GOSSMHN, NNN Nnl1onr1lllnnmSf:Cmty 47 49 Seqlmylm Svc' rotary '47, '48, WGfFlkO, Ntwrxunn lnterscholm: ltr- Spf-llmfz tfmntvst '47 GHIHWY, lll1NHY Glllllllllvl, TOM 'l'mvk L1-ttvrnmn -H3 '47, Football Lvtternmn '45, '46, '47, ll Flrasocmtxon, lmrm Gllt'lVl1S, lllfLlQN Sonxm Cnblrmt, lumm Crxbmot Nntlonul llrvnor Somvty V109 Pmrzldr-nt '47 Pnlvzmcx: VICP Frost tlrrnt '47 '49 J en ford Un iam aff' GRFE LI'l HLY GRIIFN lflflf lgvlmmm Srlmrwll II1 Y GREEN, NFINVY Semor fabmf-1 Nntmnal Iionm Sol-4w1',' 'IM Ilaxenoms Slwflvnl fnvlncml Los llalularlrvrfw Kachina Tawacu, Soflal fflmxrman '47, '4II, IIII Olly Orclwstra '4 Orclwslrw Vrnlxisz 1 GHIIIINLIIIT, GPIRHY GHOGQN, llIQNIfT'I'I1 Belles, Iunzor Momberszlnyx Clwanman '49 47, Soclal Chanman '47, 'AH T'mI1f'1. '4F '47 GROVFS BETTY Palamar lialenamfa Ilaflnna IIQLL GFNIY R O T C , Pow Wow IIFIMILTON, GFNI1 Football Manaafv 45 llm Y IIQMOH CIIFIIILVS II O T V' IIFIHP PHT Los llalilarlovw f'Im::tlr1lx Smflvnl llnwn IIQHRFLL, IIM H O T C IIQHRIS, DORIS Chrmtlan Student Ummm IIIIRSHBFIHGIIR GI,fNIf Texans Tumor Flcadomy ol Sfrwncr- Lan:-vw 611. Ioonisl IIQTCI-I I'WOUGI..fIS H O T V' Band IIQVVR, BETTY Chorokoe IIQWOHTII BQBS National llonor Society '47 49 Las llalflallmmx Chums, lwnmr Momberslnp f7lV1IYH'f'HI '47 'IIN Clue-rokee Ilrclxezy Il:-ad '47, VIH Ilwlwf-ry IJ-I Iozman '47 Gym fflass Lfaflf-I IIFFIRTW IIUTI? National Honol S-Oclrfly '4 ' 48 Lag: llalxlallnlv' Sfwzelazy '47 4H, Tawaszl, Lllwvmy II::::1s:IanI IIKIWITTK GVOHGI1 IIIINSON MQFIY LOI5 Nallonal lfnnor Som,-ny 4 'IR IXI1w'mnI1 Fmllrs '47 lllilll,l'l'Z IOIIII Ill Y IIVHIIOII IFICICIY Waplka Kaf-Inrm Fwy l1vw'lx11'1'Iw1x1m II' In flaka, SOC:eta:',' WI Snr1al Ivnr:n:un -IH tl-gm Class Leaflv: IIINHIVTKSFN, PQT National Honor Sacuety '4 -IH Ivlatmnal 'I'In-:. man Soclety, Irmmr Hoa Crane: Hwprf-smllallvw '45, Los llabladorffs, Clurxstman Stmionl Um-wn 'Texas Tumor Flcaflemy of Scwncv- K:mInrm Palamar, VYOIICS '47 IIIPPPIHD, NQNCY lumor Cabinet, Nxwauna 'I'1m1s1m-1 '47, May Pele Maud '46, Varxely Slxow -15 Gym Clams, Leader '47, Frolxcs '47 IIIPPFN, RQLPII W IH II O 'I' C Sfwiyvanlrz' ffluli 4M HORBS, MQHTHH NNN llOl'WGllS, PTLYHNIT Cgllmmm' Sclmoll HOIWGITS, IQNIY Knclnnn, Heller: HOGUII, GFNII HOGUII, HINIQ Kl1l'llIl'1!1, Loss llnhlmlovor. llmvncnxs l'-'IOllC:2 '4',7 HOOPIIS, DICK KHIIISIIGU Sludvm Umon H1 Y, Kqclunci Fowl Inq Letterman '45, H O'l'fT. l lOl1CS '47 HOPKINS, HDORIQ f7lIllIUS HONTON, IOYCII f:l1l'lSllf'lI1 Slmimnl Ummm HOSKINS, IOQN Los llnblndorcs, Knclmm Tc1wr1fs1 Llbrmy Hs: slstqnl HOUGH, LORlfT'l'Q 'l'0xc1s lllHlOI flcmlvxwmy of Svnvncf' HOUSH, MQHY HINV Texas Iumm Hcmlcmy ol Scmnce, Los Hcblrx doros, Hmenoms, Kuclnno, Tnwosu Lxhmry Pls slslunl, FIOIICS '47, '4R HOWIYLL, MFIHILYN Nmmnal Honor Society '47 '48 Los llnblndoms, Knclmm, lumor Red Cross He-pr'osf1nlcmvo '46 '47, Bnskothnll Lottmmmm '46 Belles llOWlfLLS, lOHN L 'l'lr1Ck Lr'ltf'rmC1n '47 llUHHFlliD, IWQVII Sophonlmc Unblnvt H O 'l' C Svidvnrxls' Cl :lv '45, Olllcols' Club '4 ', '4H lllllll5IQfH, 'l'ONY lSllIHIH4'I Sclmooll 1 IIUFVMHN, MHHIHN Nntmnnl llonm' Soclc-ty 47, '-19 Wcplkwx, Sf-cm lmy '47, '49, Pnlnmm, Stull.-nl Cmxncll '47, '4H HUMPHRIIY, HIKTK IIIVIYTHIISON, MQHION 'Texas lunlm' Heade-my Ol Scmnce, Clulslmn Student Umon, Los Hnblndoms lrnmszcluolrxstxrt Spvllmf! Comes! '47 lHVlNG, NNN flrmwlmfecd '47, '49, Nnhorml Hnnm Soclely '47, '48, Hlqh Sclxolwl Heqxfalor, Slurlent Cmmcll '45 '47, l cxInmm', l'1olxc':: '47, Gym HIVKSON FILLY NO'I'f7,Imr1 HKTKSON, KTLRHIFCK Wapxkn, Flollcs '46 IQCKSON, SHHQH fjllfli-QIICIU Stud!-nt Ummm Clmms IHMHS, IOQN WGPlkG, 'l'c1wo:a1 lOHNSON, MFH5l1LINlf Sf-mm' Cubmot, Koclurm Relles Iflnss Lfxndm 7 eniord -o T' -1 an v' 4.- 11 J 356 3 114 Q 1 1 1 3 en fora K Ain ibm IOIINSOIJ MHI11' 115111 INf11111c11 131111111 1' 101111118 IiI'1 1 1' Ins II11I1111'1'1'01 11.111f1: 1., 11111-1,111 1 111Jf1 11 V19 1.1:1f1Ic'1 1011113 I'1'W11J1. 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KOl.1,lf, llHVllW KHIINIIK, IOYCI' lfllmoluw l.lll55lS NICK Pow Wow LQKII, BHHBHHQ llmunonls, Txoltcs '47 LHMONH TH lOlI LtlNlf, IIIQNNFTTE Svlllllhll, Eioncxl Vltmlxxxun '48 Vqrlety Show '47 l.llNlI, SHM LIlSSl'l'lIll lOllNNY I I LIIIT, LNUHH IO Qlxowlxecd '47, '48, Nutxonql llonor SOClt?ty '47, '48, Log lloblcdorofs Lo Clnquuntome Palomar, l'I'OllC:i '47 Q LlfWl, KIfNNlI'I'll ll: Y, HO'l'C Bond, Pow Wow l.lNl7lfI.L, lOllN Lancer, Monuqlnq lltlxtox '47 '48 LINIWSRY, NQNCY Lu Cfnnquuntumv SL?IlllIlL1!'. l.lS'l'l, HOSIZ MQHHI LLOYD, Kil'l'llLl'IlfN Los lloblndoxes, llolenonxs, liqclnna TGWGSI, llll Cxty CllOll', Vlolxcs '47 LLOYD SUZllNNlf Lora llqlwlcdolors, llcm-nonls, CllIl5tlGI1 Student Umon, 'l'uwcs1, Qll CITY Clxoxr, FIOllCS '47 LOCKfllll'W, MHHILYN Wtxplku, Cllllflllilll Student Unxon, Los llnbla- tloxm: l.mlt1ku, St-Iquont nt mms '47 '48 LUSII, MllHlFlNNlI Illrowlxvud '47 '48, Notlonul ltonot Soclety '47, 48, Clmrstxun Student Unton lluxenoms Fxoltcs '17 LYONS, VIHGINIH Clmlolcm: lv1CllSlltlN, IlLLlIN lt O'l'f7', Sclqvurxts' Club '46, 47 McHl1llYl'H, LOUlIl..LlIN lumox Oublnet, fltrowlmud '47, '48, Notxonol llonox' Socmty '47, '48, lllqlm Sclxool Reqlster, Spoukt-x':: Forum, Vtce Pwsldent, '47, Secretory '47, '48, Notlonal Folcnsxc Loaqne Texas Iunlor flCClll0Il'lY ot Scwrxztv, Fust Place tn Glrls' De botv at Baylor Speech Totuncunent, lntersclto- lurstnc llebaxtv '47, lnnlor lied Cross '47 '48 MUCIIIN, Nl1Vfl l'IOllC:5 '45, '46, Gym Class Leader MCf7llll'l'Y, DON HOTC, Svtquunts' Club 47, ll1-Y Mcf7LHNHllf1N, lIl3WlN Nutxonul llonol Socxety '47, '48, H OTC Bnntt McllllNllfL, llVtlNllLLlI Sttnlvnt ffunnull lhfplersvrltutxve 46318, Ttlwcsl Clmplmn '4ti '47, lDtPSldt'Ylt 47 '48 Vtmety Show '47 vn iam 3 Mr-G1111 1i11'1'111f1-1111112 41 11u1e11n1111s 1'1o11u:a .1 1 M1-G1111111111 51111153 111 Y MrG1N'1'Y 1'4f511L1111C 153111111111-: Ila'11m111 11111111' 111-1 :f1::s 12111:--:1-'111111,'.'.f ,111 1 1111f':1 '-1'v McG111iGO11 101151 11O'1ff 101111 M111 1'.1fw 1 111u:. -111 4 U1 L1:L-S1111 Mc111,1-Q1-1Y 10111 5011.-3: 11111:wt -11 1S.1:11111 V1'1- 1':f--11111112 -1' V114 111 Y Mc1'f11Q111U1LQ 111'V1'1'11,Y L111: 111111111-,iwzvfz 1'1.'1:-11-111 5111111117 1111.111 1':1111-':' -17 Mc1v11I1NS W11L'1'1'11 111fY 11111, 1101 01111-1-:-, f'1.11 f1 ' -111 Sfr1q1fcJ11I:: C1.1v -113 '-1'f Mc'N1fW 1111V11' 1v1c:11111, C111111L11, HGITILJ1, 11 O '1' C' Sr V1111, '4'f' 4111 M11I.ON1lY, V111G11J111 L05 11v1111r1c1c'11 uf' 1'Q11c'I: 1v::u1'111111v0 115 '-111 -113 111,111 11-1 5111111111 Xie-11111: 11111 -11' 01111-1-1. 11111 111111111 111-11 C':111::. 111-1 1.11f:11!y 11:::,1::11111Y 1'111l11'.' 1v1f1T1'1'OO'111, M1111F1'11111i1Q '11-xus 11.11101 11cr1111-111y 111 Sv11-111w- W11111111 1Q11 11111 V 1-. 11 S11 1 I1 L11111 I1 15 1 1, ,111 :T 111 . 1. M11111'i1,1I NQNKTY v-1 1 1'1G11ODCI1 11c1no: S1411-15' '-111 -1 114 1.11 111 q111111t11111w 1711111111117 S-111:-111111111'11: -11' -114 1'111111.w -1 M1111S11111.L HHLP11 1101'C S1-1'J1-r111' M11'1'111S 11MMY 1111111111 1 f11'1,111-11 M11'1'1.F1G1 M111iY 51111111111 'ff11.nC11 -15 1111 '11-won: 1'.11111 111-1111--11115 of Siwncv 1'fr1c'1:111,1, Lora 11111-11111111111 1.-111-11111 Scczfgtmy 417' 15tv:11v111 M11'1'1'1NG1.Y 1,1.WIS 51111113111 f'o,.11c11 111-1:'f::v-1111111vv -11' -11' 111 Y 1:1111, V11:1vIy511fvw -1'1 13:11-H -1 1v1P1'1 11Z11 1OYf'f1. 51-11101 f'111111m1 -111 1.11: 2111111111111-1: 511-v1w1111y -Us -17 '1'vx11s1111111,1 11111111-111y 111 t1'11111'.- 11-1 111111111 '1'1Wh1,'1 C!111'11y !.1111111.111 U1 -111 MIQTZK1, 10 11151, 11v:O1cv1- MHY M1111101111, 1'11'11C:s -17' 1v1f1Y1'11S 101111 M1'111.111'1'1i 1311111.11 5111111111 111111111111 -IH, H::uw1:+-1111 '1', -IH N11 11f111r11 11411101 S0611-ty '47 -111 11111: Slc'1.1.11l 11.-.1 13111: Q'1I111'1I11'1SC'1011 111vf:111v111 417 011-111111 11:a:,1:sIcJ111 C1f1:::: 11111411 U15 F1111 11111111 -11 1'41l IO! U17 -19 S0q'..Oy1111, 131011111111 V111111111111 -1 ' -W 11111101 111zf1 Cwwfss 111f11f1:w111z111v1 1113111 1111111111 771.1 11w1111 -13' 1111+-1::c1m111f11u 11-11-1111- S1c11111'J Corw-111 -if Y-11w111.1111 13:1-1,1111-111 31' V11111-ty Simw' -111 1 C'11 :1 -1' Gum 1'111:' Lor111ve1 M1.Y1'11 MOLLY 11f1mrmr11:, F:rJ111': 11' M1C111iI.S 1111151 Sc1111'11 ffc1l111'1Pt 4111 1111111111111 11111111 wr11'11f1y 41 5111 S1l111E?l'l1f:O11Y1C11 111-1:vf.1-1111111vw -111 11 1.-1 C1nq:1Gr1tf1111v 1ref1::'11o1 -1 W11p1k-1 11--11111, Vavn-Ty Show -ik 1'1r:11cs: -17' 1f111.L1g11f:1' 1v11111,Y1.o111s1' q 1-.11r:1111.1 Lm 1:a1.1f1c ww 111111-fn 2 vnlord Mrmin mmm - Krrdrrrrn, Los III'rIwIm'Iorv:: Vrrrrvty Show '45, 47, Vrohrs: '45 '47, Gym Chas Lmrdor- MILLIIH, IUQNITFI CIrr'r::hcn Shrolvnt Unron Log IInbInd0r'o:: MILLS, MHHY HLICIY Ilrrrononrs, Svruofrrrrntrrrrrrrs '47, Ii:rChrnc'r Wfr rrrkrr, 'I'0rwr'x::r, I'r'0IrCs: '46 MILNIIH, GNN Kmfhrnn, IInre-rmnrrz, BvIIc-sz MILNIIH, IIMMY MILWIIIT, VIVIQN Clrrrslrnn Shrmh-n! Urrron Lrbrnry Ilssrstnrrl MIMS, BQIIRQHH Iirrdrrnn, Iimrvrronrs, Lmf: II:'rhI-'mlorf-S, 'Ihwnsr I'r'oIrCs. '46 MINKWITZ, IIUTII DNN Knvlrrnn Crty Flr'f'Irr-ry 'I-051111 '47 Lrbmry Qs :armani MINOR, VHHNK IIr Y, Bowlrnq Loltorrrmn 47 Irnrr MINTIYII, IKONIWIIL Vrrrrvty Show, Yrolrss '45 '-17 MOIILII, 'I'I'IW H O 'I' C , Pow Wow, MOISII, HOB Spr1nk0r':-a Forrrrrr, IIOIC Sercorrnts' Chrh '46, '47, Oihcrrss' Club '47, '48, Pow Wow, I'r'oIrcf: '47 MOLINHIIIZ, BILLY MOOINY, IIINIY Knchrnn, IIntIrolrv7y OI Ihrzh School Poetry, IHIIIGIIIKII, Gym f7Ir1:::z Londr-r MOIIIIOW, IULII4 Lora IIfrIvIr'rrI0rnf:, I7nInrrrI1 MOSLH, SIIIHLIIY fTIrvrokmN MOSS PIIIL Wnprkrr, II OTC Iinrrd Corporal '47, Irrrrr, Publrcrly CIrmrrnCm '47, Vmrwty Show '45, Frol rcs '46 MUIINCII, NQNKTY Wrrprkn, Los IInbIm'Ioros Kncirrna, Sr-qrroyho, Hr! Ifdrior '47, '49, Orondn Hr! Ifdrtoro '47, '49, Prrlnrrrrrr, IN-vorntrons CIrnrrrrmn '47 '49, I'roIrc:: '47, MIILKIIY, OWIIN Orrflrueatrn, HOTC I3nnII So'-rm-:rnt '45, '47, Simian! Symphony, I'r0IrC:: '45 '4 MIIIIIIFIY, BILLY IIOSIILYN Chrr::Imn Shrrivnl Unron MYIIHS SIIIIILI Flrrowhccrd '47, '49, Nc'rhonoI IIonor Socroty '47, , '4H, Korclrrnn, Chrrstrorn StmIf1nt Unron Tnwcrsr, Lrbrury Qsszrstnrrt NFIHIIL, IOIIN Spvckerfn' Forrrrrr NIILMS, VHFINK Kochrno, IIr Y, Hrrrnnl NELSON, IWOUGLQS IIr Y, Vnrrvly Show '4h rfn io r.1 ' 'Y' ig X21 Pla. NICHOLFOTQ Pifllffiflfifl Kfwhvrxfl 'br-rrxkfir' NICHOLSOV5 NHVJCY NGTEUDFII IIWDOY SfXr'1ff!y -15 -1 '13 Hf1vr'w1l11:' 4 rw Siurinnt Cfvvxnml -.5 rfilfimrxr fifvfll-.'xr1! fx! muh, '45 47 S--crfvimy -11' 453 I,1l'7f1vyH:-f1:,1f1x1l NOHTHHOP MONFOI' H O T VV' H1Y LOS, Hf1N'1fi0zf'. NOWLIN HMMIP' Hx Y Hdtxml FIOVVLIN LQU Q N Chvxnlss Sgmtq. C:w1v'mfxn 41 M Pwwkvf- Gnli Hwnd U17 IH NULL RUTH DNN f'hr1stmn Sturion' Ummm f5m'1r-f1n!r1If1vu1.. Lflmtcw Stuff Turxm: H041 www: Hv'yrvw:r1rmIr1Ylvr- 115, V19 OGILVIII FlNN!!4Lf1UH1V 4 CJIUJYHE1 O'LI'0IiY f'HHOI.YN fiummf-1 EQ'-Dum!! OLSIQN, 'QHOL Pilnllormi Hmm: Snr-wvy 71 'AF lulmv H1-A 'Trossz Hvpxreszr-11m'1vv 4 In 'qJ1Q2V'1I1Y1IHl1' Gym Class Lfvwirw ONSTHIM 'THHOL Hfxlunfwnlss, Kr1f'?:1n1 H11 Cxty Cwmwr F'rrwlxf's. '1' OWEN, PIU SY Vrfvllcts '-17. FQHKHR, PFTTSY Hmormms, fxxty Fnwlmq Tfwlm W' H11 Clvy Chou' '49, '47, Vrrvlmcs 'AV' PHHKYQH WVSLY N O T fl H1 'I' Hf1:T1'1l PHHH IIMMY PFITHIVK NNN Hfulvnfmls Pff1f'M1l1x fill VNV Viww -UN 1' Vmllcfs '17 PH'I'I'T1HSOT-I IQMIQS PHZIUHQL, TOQTAI Krxchlnn Clmmkof' PFNNINGTON BETTY Nrmonnl Thrvsg-mn SOCIOIY I-lmfhlrm Ins. 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Ii1blmimrhs Hmrsnom: Q11 Clty 'Thou '47, Nxwmmn PLUMB MQHY QNN Hnmnnnufz R11 fflty ffhmr 45 47 Churn.: CM5 Swxmmmd Tfwm -19 Gym Clnfas Ifw lm POI.l.IlHI' MHHGY Y Loi: Ilfmlflmifwu-as P.f1c'V11l11 PON'l'lKIft4 KH'l'lHfHINI' Iumm ffnhvnrt Nnlr0r1:1lN'11w- L'1m'1r'W 'df' '-199 Us-II4-::, Gym f'1nf.:: LJ-mim '-124 iitwi--rut C'nv1m'1l .Hx POOLI' UIJHWYS V I,,m,lIfuhI:1drw-fa lxm:lw11m hIwiPlxlCO11IxCul 41' CDmr11:. POUNIW INHVIIN PUNf'YfLL MHHY CHHOLINI' fSY1IUINf'Y Suhoolj Swmm Vnlxlrme-I Nntwrml Hnnox Srwmiy '47 '49 IHIIIOI limi Vlmls Hwy:r-r:vrx2:121'.'s- '47 'Ml Cfhluzimn SIUJVIIY Ummm PYLIQ CHOHHIS SWVIIFYI f'f1h1r1wt N UTC F'wwlm.1 I.lXfff'YIN II'l 'MH HHIWPKH, IIMMIIT NITLL Luv: Nrilvlmiomsz, 'Vnxwsxxl f'vf'l1c':l -W IQFIGSIWHIJZ ICWHN flfwpimxuolf- f'f1lwnf't Iwulm C1Ik'lYIfxY Il::cvwlwf1d '47, '49, Nntxmlnl Hmmm Sovxoty '-17 '49, L1 lyymy Fl::..1::mnl, Nxwmzrm Elf-x11w1nM1tf1xrr1:z W HFIINVY, HNNQ Nm:-nonls, ml CIW Fhm: Pwllmz F'mI1Cs: 47 HHLVY, PfTl I'Y Lm: Ilnblozimvs, Kqchm-1 Nxvvmzrm PHMSUY, Lilllrm MHRTF Hrmwhvnd '-17, '48 Nntmrml Hmmm Sorwty '47, '49, Los: llnlwllwdnvus Nlwrmrm Lxbzmy Plrrsxfsi nm HHNDOIPH, PIYYTON Irma H 0 If Hand HH'I'Hl,H IIIIIIHIIKI' H 0 'l' f' NNY, IU DNN fkzxxllxwl SCEWNOU HIIUVIIS, VHVIW HPlflVI,S, MHHY NNN Knrlnrm, 'IV-xm: Ivmno: Qvmivrxmy 0: HCwr1cv Lx C1r1qlmr1Imx1f', I'rul1c':s 4 -IH HI1IW,GIfNIf Ilmr-nrmlrz P.1lf1umw f':n-1111. 4' VH Cvym l1.:f: Lrwuim HITIWIT GCWHIWWN Ill Y Shxdvut Vmmvll N-mmm? iltirlvtu' Sclacwl mfzhlp Sm'vvVy HVf'IW, PHT lmxvlllllrx, Inwiwikxi PQVYNHIII' i9HIHI.I'Y Kfxvluum Iimmmmln, H11 Cxty Cum: VII3 41', flfwlxvh '1'f' '-IF HIl1IWl1l,, HIf'I I'Y LYNN Hon-rmnxfa, Los Hnblnulcvxz-rs Nlwnynzx Mny Ve-1o'f1G '47,T'ml1c7:: -15 Vi HINGIIH, MHHCHHITI' lx-1441111-1,N1wmum I..1rn'v:Stf1:I -1 424 Quail nm! 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Urvlfvrws, Wxl lxfimga Mmmy Nw Wxllmmr-, Shlllvy, Wlllfx, Vlrqlnm WIIEZOII, Funny WlmhOrly,Cl1m 10:1 W1UOfllP nV1ne::w, Wlszcium, Hwlufn Wrwlfmw Wnrnlvw Iww M Wuivvwv lm Hr rfrxvf' Wrwrv1vldmX,Ne-lfy, Wmwimnn, lnmmz, Wnmfiwmfi, G1-mvqv, Wmlvy Unk, Wmllvy, Ynuf- Finn Wmlhlrufy tml, Holf-n Xw '1 Wrlqht llllmlf- WIlC1l!f, M111-10101, Wrlfllml, Nfdnry, Yon kmfw Iwnnnxf-, York, H1v:.f1llf1YOrk,Ir1r1w-, Zlmmf-rmfm, Plnlllp 59 funn , f. Z 1331! umm . till 7 -1 Bottom Rowg Barkley, Crisp, Dunn, Calnon, Ellis, Crooker, Brooks, Black, Clawson, Catlow Middle How: Bennett, Fllcorn, Filoxsom, Ellis, Cameron, Cummins, Brill, Curry, Byrageon Cosby. Top Row: Fizsli, Davidson, Camp, Brooks, Bentz, Edy, Brewer, Fenoglio, Evans, Flnclerson Brooks Well! .SQOIOLOHIOFQ5 Rottain How: Harpold, Fawllces, Hamilton, Hartman, Hanson, Frazier, lson, liams, Ioiner, Gibson, Halliday. Middle Row: Lomax, Hill, Funk, Hall, Henderson, lourcle, Lipscomb, Gramham, Hughes, Herbert Top Flow: Howard, Hill, Lawler, lax, Heath, Hughens, Gritfin, Hall, Iones, Horton, Littell Those whose pictures do not appear' Bayle, Herb, Kay, Howell, Gardiner Q9 gn J Y 1. Bottom Row: McCarthy, Nicolai, Maury, Pctrnell, B, Newman, Morin, Mount, Parnell, M, Nickel, Phillips, Pettitt. Middle Row: Marmion, McDaniels, Muntz, Nelson, McKay, Pace, Morris, Mosher, Miessler Top Row: Reid, Melton, Paul, Meek, McMenemy, Rhodes, McLain, Ownby, Porter. Wew Sopkomored Bottom Row: Russo, Wilson, Robertson, Shield, Stone, Young, Shumwoy, Sowor, Van Wont, Stone, Weil, Roberts. - Middle Row: Woods, West, Wood, Thompson, Schneider, Weymouth, Wohn, Sauer, Ruhm Shener, Whistler. Top Row: Woodward, Victerz, Willis, Stephens, Terry, Strickland, Roy, Rosendahl, Sans Stanclitt, Wallace, Wyatt. No!-, . ,QV The Student Council officers are: tstandingl Earl Bellamy, president, and Don Olsen treasurer, tsittingl lulia Picton, secretary, and Ioan Eckhardt, vice-president we .syfucfenf Counci To become a member of the Student Council is one of the highest honors a pupil at Lamar can attain, forthe Council is composed of a representative crosfas section of Lamar, and the duties placed upon them are many. The members serve for an entire school year, which is always a busy round of publishing and selling the school directory, selling Coronet magazines, conducting elections, collecting subscriptions for the Orenda, and furnishing the school with scholars ship merit awards which are presented twice a year to students with all Pl averages. Besides these indispensable services to the schoolj they contribute annually to the Community Chest, Red Cross, and Book Week. So it is obvious that the officers, who are Earl Bellamy, president, Ioan Eckhardt, vicespresidentg Iulia Picton, secretary, and Don Olsen, treasurer, have an active year even though they are assisted by a very able sponsor, Miss Helen Weinberg. Row R 0 w R Q W R Q w R 0 w H O w Hrrw Picker, Ftlexandor, Belstrorn, Broden, Brown K, Brown M, Burr Colltns, Coy, Croorn, Depenbrock Dickey Dillnrd Friworris Fvnrts, Fontaine, Fooshee, Garland Gosney, Graves H011 Hetser, Hooton, Huftmctn, Kegnp, Klov-es Kncx, McCracken Mrtwczniel Madden, Mcsterson, Mattingly, Morgan, Nowlin, Poltrrrti Polk P0010 Rc1b:1on,Rndd,R01:ttvo Settnqcrrt St1Ppe2rr:'i, Stnzrnongz Snnttr Sn0w,Tnncrq,Urquhc1rt Vernon VVillif1rnQs Wtnglow Wrirrtrt Belstrom Blau, Ronin Boone Boothe Bowen Brown Carter Clark, R Fl Clark, C Cleary Criner Croom Donoho Dotiqlaia Diiqaan Eckhardt Holliday Irving King Lee Lune McBrayer Moyers Meredith Myers Petersen Ragrsclale Ramsay Restivo Sclilosizr-r Smoot Smyth Snow -- Tenaa Wallace Walton Warner Wheeler l Willettf: , Zimmerman FPOLUAQGCI The reward for those who have studied lona and diligently during their four high school years is membership in the Flrrowhead Society, which is a club open only to senior students having a flti arcade average and a record ot outstanding service to the school. Once accepted, the members work sellma Lamar stickers, pencils, and boolccovers to raise money for a gift to be presented to the school when they graduate. They also tind time to arrange attractive displays in the Library museum case, On Class Night every year, Hrrowhead presents a cup to its most valuable member. Last year this cup was awarded to Walter Clemons. ln September, the Society elected olticers for the year. They are: Sam Croom, president, Sallie Smoot, vicefpresidentg Huey Boone, secretary, Ralph Bowen, treasurer, and Marie Restivo, attendance clerk, Qrrowhead is sponsored by Miss Drew Black Staags and Miss Nell Morris, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -27 wjaxf' re J., I- 1 7 nd ' 'A-ri-r -'v r ',, mite, 'r ri A-W1 friiiy M ffl 12,43 . 4 Q-. lr 1. ' ,503 1' snr a I i O Wafionafyonor ociefy Since 1922, when the National Honor Society was first founded, it has grown into an organization of over 2000 chapters, whose total membership includes 250,000 students. The object of the Lamar chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development ot character. Under the direction of Mr. W. I. Moyes, the club was led during the fall semester by Ralph Bowen, president, Helen Graves, vice-presidentg Reba Michels, secretary, and Henry Mayers, treasurer. In the spring, Nic Tengg took over as president, while Ruey Boone was vicefpresidentg Mary Knobelsdorf was secretary, and Clyde Warner was treasurer. Diane Ritken Leonard Fllbert Shirley Qrmstrona Pauline Qrnold Therese Rrnold Dorothea Bachemrn llarl Bellamy Betsy Belstrom Iohn Beyer lidwrna Blankrnshrii Mar ar .. rza e r onin Huey Boone Nancy Boothe Ralph Bowen Qnn Brevard Pat Brigham tilarne Broadwell Martha Brown Nancy Brown Virginia Ruth Bryan lack Bullock leanne Carter loel Carroll Grace Marie Chandler Beverly Clardy Hutlr Rnn Clark Catherine Clarke Lorrrse Cleqa Robert Clemons Dan Clinton Finn Coe Rnn Cooper Elenor Cox Sue Barbara Cox Carolyn Coy Betty Criner iiam Crcoiom ar Q ,ruse , Pa sy ufimsis Betty Finn Curson Constance Cutlrp loanne Davis Loretta Davis Qnn Deming lames De enbrock Rebecca Billard Paul Donoho Carol n Douglas Betty Boyen Lee Duggan loan Eckhardg Ruth Foell Charlean Garewsky Mary lane Garrison Hnn Gossman Helen Graves Nancy Green osemar Hamner Barbara Baworth Ruth Heard Mary Lois Henson Patricia Hrnrichsen Barbara Holliday Marilyn Howell Mary lda Hubbard Marian Hulfman Sue Hutchens Flnn Irving Mary Gene lohnson Betty Ioines Mary Owen Iones lrwrn lordan Norma Lou Kearby Beverly Kem Beryl Kermetli Louise King Mary Knobelsdorf David Knox Suzon Lapat Laura lo Lee Sam Lewis Betty Lilly Lewis Logan S Marianne Luse Nancy Markle Bill Mattingly Henry Mayors lohn Mayers Louellen McBrayer Edwin McClanahan Gwrnn McMahon Paula Meredith Reba Hnn rchels Mary Lee Miller Gordon Moise Beverlyn Moltz Martha Moore Iarrell Mugg Nancy Nicholson Carol Olsen Don Olsen Emily Petersen Iulia Picton Tany Pollard Katherine Pontrkes Caroline Purcell loan Ragsdale Laura Marie Rarnsa Gene Red Gordon Redd Marie Bestivo Mary Qnn Rhine Marian Robinson Ted Sampsel Y Qnne Claire Sanders Evelyn Sandiler Qnn Schlosser Vivi rtrnq Barbara aw Flndrea Simmons Virginia Smith Sal ie Smoot Beverly Smyth Shirley Snow Pat Spoor Mary Nell Swartz Sidney Taylor Nrc Tengg Emily Thompson Harriet Tyson ' Ioanne Wallace Lawrence Walton Beverly Ward Clyde Warner Sherlre Weltord Carol Wheeler Henry Wilde Betty Willetts Norma Woliord Drxre Lee Woods Larry Wrrqhtsman Ioanne Youngblood Virginia Zirnrnermari ,,,,,, . Q Fall officers of National Honor Society are Helen Graves, vice-presidentg Ralph Bowen, president, Henry Mayers, treasurer, and Reba Michels, sec- retary mtl, HlH'FT1-IFF? MQRY SUE SHEFFIFIJT IIHHY t'Lt.E.Il 1 '51ltJtft.I,Y VIH' V11-51111-111 P11'f.:1Lt+-111 f3+ 1-'111:',' N11t1onf1l Tt1e::p1C1n 1s:r1n orodnizotion composed ot those 1-students 111 LKIILXCIIK who 1111111- HlP! itI'l4'f'Il o:s1111rot1on:: ond who horve proved the extent ot the1r o111'1b1t1on toy erxrninrg 111 11111111 ten 11o1nt:: 1n bof'k:str1c1e work ond ln drornotic scenes qtven in czlosssss ond on the rutoc-ge The 1,11111r1r shooter of Notionol Tt1GSIOtCIT l wore orqonixed 1n 1945 under the f1por1f:o1:at1111 of Mrs Ulo Hennef-a The officers: for this yeor ore Mory Sue Shethetd, pr-e:f1der1t, B111 1111111101-, V1CCf1TC'I'3td9I'lf, Morey tlllen Donnelly, :S9CTGfC1TYf Betty Pennington, treoranrer, ond B111 IDKIVIIQI :lC'I'C1l'?fx1I1t ot f1r111::, For three yeores the club hos worked devotedty to promote on interemt tll drf1111r1t1crrs ond to put before the school entertoinrnent thot they w1lt enjoy. So It 1:5 that 11 lmcqe portion of the thonkrs lor l.f1111or'ff: outstondino proC1rd111r-2 riojhttully does to the N1 1t1o1111l 'I'l1e:z111r111 Honor Somety, o o o Wafconaf JQJIOLCLI1 0l'l0l Sclefy How I tf1l11f-11 Fltthilltkhlll, M111y Iillfltl lWor11'1f1llyg Betty Ioinw., P111511'-11t:y, Cyp fha:-1,, I., 11. Huw 2 Hill H11tfr1vr, H11'k11111r1 ffwrhyg H-Sty Ffrr1ir.f1t11r1, Mflry' tmrrzzi '1-5 Y 111 USM: M '- --ini vw How l flililirigtori, Begril, Br-illgriiy Bolton Prifilit llww ,l lli-i-lriiix Fnowili-i' Cliiiri'li,ffcill1ri.' liiivir llg-i we ul ,ixdddociafion lliifz your ci gruiip ot tlie gtlilote.: iii Lgiiigr got togetlier cmd orggriiyted gm gtlilotic: :aovioty lor tliome lioyu wlio ligve egrriod letterzl iri gt legsxt one of tlie liitersrliolgzsticf Ledgiie :-sport: iri vvliicfli l.giiigr tglcem 5-url llrovyesxs iii lootbgll, lodslcetbgll, trgclc, Swiriimirig, golf, grid termifs gre doiiioiifatrgted by tlie iiioiri Lierrs, vvlio glrzo work to promote good sportsiiignsliip gt Loiiior grid to goin prestige lor Lgiiigr gtliletem llgl lvlivlcelszori, I. ll, llicrksori, Dorigld Lorigcope, grid l, D. Vgiigliri served gre rsporifforrfs, vvliile tlie tollovvirig lvoyx lield porsitiorim gr: oltirerrs llgrl Belldiiiy, president, Robert Siiiitli, viCe president, Doyle Bogrd, ::oc're tciry, l.gvyr'eiic'e Wciltori, trogfaiirerg lgriies KlHCj,:1QI'C1GCIT1l gt-griii:s, Bill Ugvifs, progr'gii'i ffligiriiigri, grid Igliior' llwltori, Vligpliiiri ltr .-J l Frrggri, Gi'-ritry, Grglimii Girly, Hgiiiiltori ll iw LZ Kirig, Knox Siiiilli, 'l'iiiitt, Wriltori Wv-lil' 'lit rw- li-tvirig rio pivliiivzz mi- llvrlii-rl Ni-ntvi .rim lleiiigrit HlVlP'l G'-wan, I .W SCSERGDILIL 1, Qui! an .Sara One of the newest societies at Lamar is the W. I. Moyes chapter of Quill and Scroll, which is an International Honorary Society for High School Iournalists. When the chapter organized in the spring of 1947, it set up a program which was to endeavor to promote good journalism and to give recognition to those students who have done outstanding work in this field, The members, who must be juniors or seniors, are chosen from the publication stalls in each school. Besides maintaining a scholastic average which places them in the upper third of their class, they must have done superior work in writing, editing, or business management, and they must be recommended by the school principal or publication advisor. For their tirst full year of active work, the society chose as officers: Paula Meredith, president, Ruey Boone, vice-president, Marie Restivo, secretary, and Ierry Sanders, treasurer. In the spring, Margaret Blau replaced Marie Restivo as secretary, and Pat Devine took Ierry Sanders' place as treasurer. The members of Ouill and Scroll include MHRGQRET BLQU RUEY BOONE IOEL CHRROLL ROBERT CLEMONS RNN COE PHT DEVINE BETTY DOYEN 9 the following: IORN ECKHQRDT PQULH MEREDITH IULIR PICTON MQRIE RESTIVO IERRY SHNDERS MHRY NELL SWQRTZ NORMH WHITE IORNNE YOUNGBLOOD r I 1' ff ? ,O ,1 Z' 1 X1 ff C21 fn! I 1.1-1- 5555555555555- 15 :::.:' .: ..:. ,ky ,z 55:::: : gm ,, ,4 ::::::. .:.: 1? E:fff'.f::EEEE H' eQ:'3 '211s 1 753' :!..:::::::::1 - 'I ft :::::: ': I fl un. -- v , ..... .... xv ,., ....: ,l 41 :::::' ...::!, 5 44 Il' ISL ' 5111. nun l:' ef ' ag ::... ' f.-fecf pl' .:: : If ' n -..... :wu,...4 f .4544 :i:. ' -1---: EX !55:5:j..Z:...I....i:. :::.. 'Ld Rt the annual Orenda banquet, 1'O's are awarded to not more than seven senior stafi members whose co-workers have voted them the most worthy of this honor. 1938 ELIZQBETH KNQPP ELIZRBETH DENNIS FENWICK WHITE 1939 Erght Members Duc to Tre HESTER STEWRRT RHLPH QNDERSON MRRTHQ RRY HLEXFINDER RNN TUCK MRRGIE MCENNIS TEX BRYLESS GRRCE PICTON OSCRR CRDWRLLRDER 1940 BOB GRY CRROLYN KNQPP EDWIN LRNSFORD WRYNE BOWMRN 1941 RLICE PICTON ELIZRBETH STERLING MRRSHHLL BLQCK MEMBERS CRROLYN WILSON MRRY IO MCGINNIS Dow HRMM OLIVE LOCKHQRT 1942 WILLIRM FOX MRRGHRET PETERSON IIMMIE BRYLESS BILLY FERGUSON MELRNIE LEVY ELLEN PICTON MFIRGRRET ELLIOTT 1944 MFIRY MRRGRRET WILSON ROY MOORE HRLLIE BETH WRLKER MHRY SUE FOX CHRRLOTTE WOOD LETTRLOU GHRTH RRLPH RTMRR 1945 Erght Members Due BETTIE EBRUG1-I BEN HHMMOND BILL GQRDNER to Tie MRRK ROBINSON RNN STEVENSON TEMPE HOWZE MRRILYN ODEN HELEN RLLEN 1946 mm POYNER MRRIORIE MONTFIGUE BOBBY NORRIS 1947 WRLTER CLEMONS BOB GREGG WILMR HOKE MRRY LOUISE THOMPSON 1948 Eight Members Due to Tre PRULQ MEREDITH DRVID KNOX EMILY PETERSEN MQRGQRET BLRU IEEFWEHW IORN ECKHRRDT RNN COE SHIRLEY SNOW V.., . in z ' at . f . F, rigs., Ofell JCL lt Shakespeare could have entered the Orenda room on any day in l948, he would have uttered, l Contusion now hath made its masterpiece! Plnd it would have been an understatement, for the mass hysteria which prevails there throughout the year is comparable only to the general excite- ment that permeates Lamar on the day the books are returned from the printer. One can see Paula Mere- dith, the Editor, running a Marathon about the school collecting needed data. She is closely followed by David Knox, the Business Manager, who is endeavore ing to make ends meet on the business staff. Back in the Staff room, Plssistant Editor Ioan Eckhardt works steadily to meet the deadline on senior panels. She is helped by Beverly Smyth, Gypsy Zimmerman, and Betsy Belstrom, the Class Editors. MEBEDITH Editor SW! ln one corner, Club Editors Emily Petersen and lulia Picton are identifying pictures, while Margaret Blau types reams of literary material, and 13:3-Q-y lfluench, the Hrt Editor, draws dummy pages. Robert Clemons is about the school collecting pictures for the Life section, and Earl Bellamy, Hthletic Editor, can be seen on the field arranging the lettermen. Qnn Coe, Faculty Editor, has corraled busy Photographer Fred Durrance long enough to snap a picture of some teachers. Iimmy Wood, Mounting Editor, looks up wearily from his cardboard and glue. On the busi- ness staff Shirley Snow, Marie Restivo, and Mary Nell Swartz just write and write receipts. Hnd who are the guiding lights that save the staff from the padded cell? Why, of course, they are the sponsors, Miss Drew Black Staggs and Miss Helen Weinberg. f t it + 1 -X.-, t.. KNOX Business Manager HLAWS T -111 W X t sex ,Eff N ff? if 3 2 C '1 G,I'lCel' Some of the busiest students at Larriar are the members of the Lancer Stafl. lf you dont believe it, just ask them how they work to irieet the deadlines on the school paper every two weeks. You've seen them scurrying about the halls delivering bundles ol papers and collecting news items from the teacher: and pupils. Here are the Statt positions as they were held in the spring and tall: THF FQLL STHFF STUFF BOX Fclitoi in Clriet Hzrxociate llditor Managing tjntitm Biistriess Manddei Q l'1r:rti11ing Manaae: ffirciilation Manafrrii News llfirtor l'eature liflitoi Sports: liclitor Girls Sports Society llditor Club Fditor bite-rary lfditot Departmvntal l':'litor llirrnor liditoi Columnist Pliotoataplioi Cartonnist Cartoonist Reporters Faculty Spontaor ll'itltY llfttlltlfltli lOllN 'l'tll'LlIY lCtllN LlNltl'l.l. lilttlllli llllS'l'lt1t NOHMH VlLlll'l'l' lltlltllllul' 'l'YEirtl'3 F i5ll't'll,Y 'ltlYl,Oli Ittflltllxll' YOllNGHl,0Ol' l li f?fIT'lROlrE lTQ'l'lwlf'IO lWl1VlNl2 MtlltGllltlf'l' HlNGlfit Lfllllttl Mtlltlli HHMSPTY lll l l'Y ltOYl1l-l Mill-iY Sllli SlllQl'l'll1l.lt ltltliY ROONV Mllfl'ON WlLl,lER Clllilltl,l1S WliS'l' Gl'Nl' lltTHSllHFlllGlflt ClltTHLH M0l,lNtlltlf lllTlf llU'l'il NNN Nltl,.l. MISS LOlllfil1 l'llLLlftt loel Carroll and Barbara Holliday .eiiiile evrrn tlioiiali tlir-y have just written a lona list of deadlines: on the boiiril tBelowl This looks like a aah sefsfsion, but Cliarla Molinar-x Ruth Qnn Null, Betty Doyen, and Harriet Tyson are really working hard on next issuer: teatixregz Charlie K' 1 West, Laura Marie Ramsay, and Miss Fuller Cabovel Iiavo just completevl a picture assignment. Clipper rightl Pat Devine, Sidney Taylor, anfl Pliil Baker Iook up briefly from a stack of Copy. THE SPRING STHFF STQPF ROX Iilrtor in Clnvl RUIIY BOONE Ilrzuocialu Ilcllloi . . NORMQ WHITII Marimmiu Ifditm IORNNH YOUNGBLOOD BUSINIISS STRFF tliimrii-:saw Manarxer SIDNIIY TRYLOR Hrlvertizziim Manaaer PHIL BFIKIIR .Insulation Manaavr PHT IWIQVINE EIIITORIRI, STRFF News IICIIIOI BITTTY DOYFN Rr-poiti-la: IIIILIIN RIIRR MONI-IOI1 NORTIIROP, RIITTY GOSNIIY, VIROINIFI Llflf SMITII, IIIFINITR MILLER, MQRY LOUISII MILLIIIWGII, DIIRN STOCKTON, IORNNII DRY. Featiirmz and Columns I.ilitor .. IIRRRIIIT TYSON Vliiloin MIL'l' WILLIS, IIICIK IIOOPIYS, PRI ROYIZR, MPIRIQN IIII'I 'IIIlfSON MQRIIIIII TULLIS, IOYCII SPURLOCK, BONNII' RLIIIWIIS Society and Clubs lfditoi , ., ........, , .. .. . , .,,MQRGRRIl'I' RINGIIR llmair-tiiiil Iii-porin-is LQUI-IPI MFIRIII RQMSQY CIIROL COOK VIRGINIR NINIIPORF, MILIWRED WILLIITT Sports Ifilitor , IOEL CFIROLL Reporters IOIIN 'ITIPLIIY Vtffli CQRMEN, JOHNNY LFISSITER, BILLY S'l'tIIILlf Ifxclianan Ifditor RUTH QNN NULL Clflffel' Margaret Ringer, Norma White, and Ioanne Youngblood were caualit at the printerls Dependable Ruey Boone, :zpring Editor-in-Ctiiot, :smiles proudly at the first Lancer. 340 C:l2Ll'aI y The library is one of the few organizations at Lamar that affects every student at some time during the school semester, Certainly there is no one who has escaped the numberless trips which must be made to the library each year when the time arrives for term themes, notebooks, and reports. Having once become acquainted with the library, students may enjoy the iiiany beautifully bound books, excellent records, upfto-date periodicals, and interesting displays which make it a room of great attraction to Lamar students. lndispensable to its functioning are Mrs. Mabel Orman and Mrs. Edith Cox, who work faithfully with a corps of student assistants to keep the library a wellfordered place of study and informing relaxation. 'fx It oRMaN COX it SK . 513551, In thn mp plrhlrfw urn twonty-tour Q thu libmry f11:1si::tf1nt:: They cm' Ctront rowt Mmztortson, Simmons Dyf-r, Honuh, Pcwnnnll, MCL,PllGHl'i l3c1r'f'tm1g thmfk row? Smith, I , Tolnnd Smith, B, Vrmlulqr-, Vvrnon Lxpzz vomb, Cox, Rrown, Loo, Fnlol, Cctlri wwll, SCII'tf'ilfOI', Cmtvr, Thornton P Chfnnbena Thornton, R Mr, Moylwa vmn lvmvly iw .zfwn tn Chri::tnm:: pinmlm: On tho rtqht, Mt Hvllfmty ftvromlz- ther Chmztnmn twf- llOlldi1Y,1 hw bottom If-It plcitme Qmonq them Wvinhorg, I Fl Mrltlmgo, and Fmt mas thnt mitornfrcl the hbmry hvtom the 0--., 75 Mlfwwadqqaqf K , - -ww N. These are thc 1948 Sequoylia Officers, Br-ilpli Bowen, president, Margaret Blau, vice-pr:-sr dent, Huey Boone, treasurer, Paula Meredith, program chairman, Flnn Gossrnan, secretary Row li Chanselor, Millis, Sprona, Fairchild, Clemons, Muench, Eastridge Bow 2: Wilde, Eckhardt, Blatt, Preston. Standing: Sheppard, Tyson, Not in picture, Gypsy Zimmerman e?ll0g a ln l9fl3, a group ot budding creative writers formed a club that was to endeavor to dis cover and promote the writing talent of Lamar. Tangible evidence ot their success is the outstanding organization which Sequoyha is today. Ht each regular meeting the members bring in some examples of their own creative work, and these papers are read and criticized by the club and by the sponsor, Miss Margaret Buchanan. The best of the work is sent to the State Fssay Contest, the State l-ligh-School Poetry Contest, the EightsState Contest, and the Sfliolastic Magazine Contest. Results from this competition have placed Lamar on the map as lar as literary awards go. we .lxad unior .fdcaclemy ofjzience One of the oldest and most respected organizations at Lamar is the Science Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. E. W. Miner, the Flcademy has promoted scientific thinking among Lamar students and has successfully represented the school at yearly state gatherings in different Texas cities. The members attend bi-weekly meetings which are occasionally varied by outdoor excursions to local places of scientific interest, such as hatcheries, bakeries, and medical schools. Fit other meetings indoor demonstrations are made by the students. Because of the active interest of the club in all fields of science, this year of 1947-l948 was another sucs cessful one in the life of the club. Front Flow: Heyne, Hutcheson, Hough, Hinrichsen, Williams, Lapat, Day Standing: Bassham, Labat, lisha, Cox, Stevenson, Clark, Robinson, Sloat, Bowen, Hardin, Keller, Simons, McMurtry, Hamaker, De Corte, Caldwell, Miner, Mrs., Donolio. Here are the Science Club officers for l948. tLeft to Rightji Virginia Tigner, historian, Lee Barlow, president, Loretta Davis, treasurer, lack Cheesman, vice-president, Margaret Blau, ,ai-cretary, Qrtliur Minier, sergeant-at-arms. Row l. Lingentelter, Clardy, Williams, Hamner, McGhee, Thompson, Loverde, Lap-at, Moltz Row 2: Dickson, Carter, Markle, Kendrick, Champenois, Mclilreath, Decker, Warren, Womeldort, Row 3' Kinqicle, Holliday, Hufmann, Lewis, Mower Keith Wheelee. a inquanfaine For two years, La Cinauantaine, the French Club, has been an organized part ol Latiiar lite. With the motto Hvance as an inspiration, the members have worked during the year to promote an interest in the French language and in France. Their biaaest project of all has been the task of sending relief to the needy French. This year the officers of La Cinquantaine are Betty Claire Criner, presidentg Norma Kearby, vicefpresidcnt, Marian Robinson, secretary, Reba Michels, treasurer, and Nancy Boothe, publicity chairman. The sponsor is Miss Mildred Hubbard. U 'fjlllf't:Flif Stanmiinqi Betty Criner, President, Norma Kearby, Vifje-Prenxiflrvnt Sittina. Helm Mirflielrz, TliQC'1t5llF6?T, Marian Robinson, Secretary Other picture' Eotty Lilly, Nancy Bootlie, Miss Hubbrircl, Mr lab, Hnn Fallon, Pr-gay Iainf-. ln front of the table are Shivley, Cubberly, Garrett, Stevenson, Skelton, Moore, Behind the table are Edwards, Kubler, Cuadbois, Fairchild, Smith, McVew, Schlosser, Standing are Huffman, Holliday, Day, Dickson, lohnson, Goodman, Dillard, Davis, Knobelsdorf, Cruse, Mclvfurtry, Heyne, Crunc lackson I-'fembers with' out pictures are: Barstow, Wharton, Brigham, and Frame. COE QBNFIY lfUFFMf7tN wcpiLa Since Wapilca was founded in the fall of l944, it has grown from fifteen charter members to an active and well organized group of fifty. The name Wapika means skill, and the members are noted for their proficiency in art. Demonstrations of their work are continually :shown about the school and in contests, and they maintain the art exhibits in the front show- cases. The members elected Eleanor Hbney president of Wapika, while Hnn Coe is vice- presidentg Marian Huffman, secretary, and Rebecca Dillard, treasurer. Eloise Frame is publicity chairmang Oscar McCracken, club reporter, and Marlin Cruse, membership chairman. The sponsor is Miss Norma l-lenderson. In front of the table are Lay, Crawford, Barnes, Evans, Wyatt, Chapman, Critets, Seated are Curpson, Felan, Micliels, Carson, Standing are lames, Kinghorn, Edel, Freund, Ftdler, Mom: Gorssiiiari, Eaistridge, Cramer, Farrington, Sampson, Bell. 5 ' f Row l: Brevard, Meredith, Dayvault, Lapat, King, Mrs. Huddleston, Kendrick, Moore, McBrayer, Burke, Freund, Hart. Row Zi Cox, Potts, Olsen, Schwarting, Gunter, McGhee, Sprong, Ward, Purcell, Cole, Hutchens, Row 3: Lehman, Polk, Estill, Stuebing, Sellors, Cooper, McMahon, Cunyus, Schlosser, Wofford Row 4: Brannen, Blankinship, Fthridge, Shaw, Felan, McCracken, Garrett, Ingram, Waters we Junior mo! 60:55 In 1943, The Lamar Chapter of the funior Red Cross was established to help Lamar aid the war effort. Though the war is now over, there are many useful activities in which the chapter still participates effectively. The art classes have cofoperated by making tray covers, menus, and other items to be used in servicemen's hospitals. Several clubs have also helped to fill Christmas boxes to send overseas. Each month representatives from all the schools meet down town at the Y.W.C.f5l. There they decide on the educational assistance to be given from the funior Red Cross funds to the less fortunate schools in the city. Qt these meetings they also devise ways to bring holiday cheer to the veterans in hospitals and to the needy people in Houston. In the Lamar Chapter Louella Kendrick is president, Louise King is vice- president, and Martha Moore is secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Elanor Huddleston is the sponsor. .7412 .SFOQQLQPJ , 0I lll'l'l This year lariiirr has: had the privilege of beina represented in all heldr: of :speech by this unirszually active qroup of students. Under the leadersship of Mr Floyd Dougherty, representativers frorri the Speakers' Forurri have entered meets: in Houston and in rriany other southern Cities. lfarly in the fall they LllfRllIlLjlllSllCCl themselves by reaching the tinals in the Sunset Tournament in Di illrr: 'lhirs victory was followed by siinilar ones in the Reagan riieet at Houston, and the Baylor' contest at Waco, Ht Shreveport, in lvlarch, Iohn Neibel placed lirwzt in exteriiporaneoufs speech, and the boy and airl debate teariiss brought home two Cups. llighliqhtina the year was the tournairient that the Forum held at Laiiiar, in whifh sseventyrlive debate tearns, and forty exteiiiporaneours wperrkerez tr-orii schools all over' Texas and Louisiana entered. Since the riieiiibers leel that the proper use of words is essential to luture :ai1c'c'ef:s, the Speakers For-uiri has tried to encourage all types of aood speaking habits: arnona lariiar :students Leading the Club are the lollowina olticerwy ltalph Bowen, president, Dorothea Baffheiiiin, vibe president, and Louellen lVlCl5It1YE?l', :2ec'retar'y liow l l7rrPlieiiiiri, thrall, ltlantori llolton, Rowe-n Carbon llew Ll Cririr-r ltiokrf-rgsori, Mr ltoutrlierty, Knox, Lirirlf-ll, lvlvltr-ry'-r How 3 Morse, Neibel, Pavey, Haqsdal- Sweetlarid Whitworth. f' Row lt Cunningham, Lingenfelter, Miller, Herndo , Shepherd, McCarthy, Hargravf How 21 Lee, Heard, Maloney, Hutcheson, Riedel, Cunningham, Dawson, Ethridge How 3: Drake, Cruse, Harper, Hinriclcsen, Stauiler, Wilde, Duncan, Snow, if - 05,05 .NGLZGLJOPQJ The beautiful and colorful pinatas which decorate the Library each Christmas are the work of the members of Los Habladores, the Spanish Club. By making these pinatas, wziicli are given to needy children, and by doing similar services throughout the year, the Spanish Club tries to promote an interest in the language and customs of the Latin Hmerican countries. The monthly meetings of the club are conducted by Shirley Snow, president, Henry Wilde, vice president, Ruth Heard, secretary, Billy Hardin, lf9G 9Il1b9Y-Gl'lC1FLjG, and Miss Helen Iviacltflaster and Miss Iulia Pleasants, sponsors. Row l: Prince, Heaney, Willetts, Housh, Hamner, Dickerson, McKinnon, Broadwell, Kearby How 2: Bittel, De Corte, Poll d, Mimss, Howell, Qlexander, Bootlie, Brown Row 3: Coy, Ruland, Mcnnelly, Qbshier, Douglas, lvlclvlahan, Burr, Taylor, Simnioniz. ,. , I t. .., . M , W V .WNY Mmm, ,,,, g W Y-Y W- mmm M Row l: Stauffer, Myers, Murray, Findley, Williams, Lapat, Hudgings, Dickey, Riedel, Glick. How 2: Harp, Winston, Pollard, Blcinkinship, Champenois, Coy, Kleine, Crawford, Converse, Miller. ' Bow 3: Brown, Wolfe, Pitschmann, C us Criner, Farrington, McFlnelly, McGhee, Milner. How 4: Hutcheson, Wrightsrnan, Wilde, Young, Barlow, Tigner. we gkridfian .szcclenf Union The Christian Student Union is composed of those students who are interested in demonf strating appreciation to all religions, in showing a mutual love of God, and in encouraging good citizenship and Christian fellowship among Lamar students. Ht the meetings, different denominational leaders Conduct the programs, and then the membersfwork on various charitable projects. The officers, assisted by the sponsor, Mr. Uzzell, are: lames Bolton, presif dent, Mary Sue Sheffield, vice-president, Beverly Ward, recording secretary, Martha Brown, corresponding secretary, Perryman Collins, treasurer, lohn Lindell, chaplain, Ruth Qnn Null, sergeant-at-arms, Polly Campbell, music director, Carolyn Williams, pianist, and Virginia Tigner, parliainentarian. Bow l: Bolton, Garnett, Garth, Kemp, Brammel, Sheffield, Ward, Smith, Williams, Pazdral, Collins. How 2' Dickson, Green, Doyen, Swartz, Kendrick, Kayser, Hamaker, Robinson, Horne, Ciinninghaiii How 3: Feckner, King, Iones, Maltz, Null, Harris, Luse, MCCellen, Drake flow 4: Brigham, Nelson, Lewis, Hoopes, Corley, Lindell, Mr. Uzzell, Hungerford, Borden. lftll lftrllflvl ll1f.lt'1':rg, llrm ' Tor- l' l f , :tr--r-Arr, l' '1-' rttt-nt Vt ,'f- llzr-wxtrrr' r J6'ccAina The memberws ot Kachina lncrlude those fstudentza in rschool who have a llair lor dr-wma Not all ol thern are C1CTlOF?SflTldC'iClTO?SF2Q51, but, without exception, they remain busy throughout the year Bavkfstaae work, ltahtrna, rvossturmnq, and make up, are studied as well af: the liner porntfa ot dramatrc work. Cne ol the htaaesst events eavh year in the lite of the club rs the rvroduvtton ot the annual lt takes ladder, hammer, and plenty of hr-lp to arrange the setaqe tor every program Hn example of the trntshed product Can be :seen on the lower lett, where the arrlzs rerwreazent roses tn the Book Week show The hnale vast gathered on the staae to rose tor the rrrvture on the lower right. V . M iw' i'llmi Poririvlii loyce Math.'a B,.ddyButl1' Belly 'T 'imp lu-ll' Svivtazx' President Vice lrlwisiilerit 'l':fza::u'w: CCC lna Book Week Proaram. The tour scenes pictured on these paaes are trom this proaram. Kachina members also provide invaluable aid in producina the Frolics and other Lamar shows. Mrs. Ula Hennes is the director, while Bill Davis served as fall president, Finn Coe, vicefpresident, Bill Buftner, secretary, and Polly Campbell, treasurer. The spring oiiicers were. loyce Mattiza, president, Buddy Butler, vicefpresident, Mary Ellen Donnelly, secretary, and Polly Campbell, treasurer. Vs ' ti pf- A- , lt's a moment ot hiah drama during the re- onactment ot a scene trom 'lMary, Queen of Scots. On the lower left, another more humorf ous excerpt is aiven trom l'I3llice in Wonders land. The liahtina crew discuss technique and efiects in the picture on the lower right, 3 r LW, BEAUTIES STUDENTS SUEIAL CLUBS In every school there are always certain students and organizations that do the most to keep its standards high. Here are the clubs and individuals who have enhanced Lamar culturally. E.fl ABEAU B.LAMAFl SENIOR HIGH 5 X 1 ri Pm: 7lfwu-4 -fCMhfJf6U-4l4-rLfl1fLlraAfLLl+4'- Ua.f-egg? 111-fpld-11. Um. a,Mwi.Jrfwf.swf.0wm Jif.AwfI1.d.fZ.,z,54, pL?MwAf2fgwwl,wfwwm?,4,a.w-pm1LiLLW,.f'aigLZ1lL Auf,5-,w7wfj-fwlf7nwwM,MLf0mM1.LMwk7ALL4u.ZL, wwmlu- D-,1,LLwZa.f,aJ15 L17fZ1'1LLLlr--6L41,.4L,1,,fn7. 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PRINCESS IOQN ECKHHRDT Oga PRINCESS MHRY KNOBELSDORF Plloove are pictured the outstanding students of the Iune Class Cleft to rightl: Iiin Bolton, Carolyn Douglas, and Charles Falwell. lirn was elected Most Represen- tative Boy, and Charles was elected Most Popular Boy, while Carolyn received the honor of being Most Representative and Most Popular Girl. f xxx S NAIVHA 6 L 'F lv. JA ' in , . A .Q 5 li ' sm . N, 5 , W K 'M f K., nm -e, . a J r in-Ki X3 ZZ 25 The Belles Club, sponsored by Miss Helen Greenwood, takes part in charitable, social, and athletic activities at Lamar. Throughout the year, the club has made large contributions to the Community Chest, Book Week, and Bed Cross, and at Christmas, the Belles provided toys and a complete dinner for a needy family. Each month a book is donated to the Lamar Library. Every year at the Friendship Festival, a silver cup is presented to the friendliest boy and girl in Lamar. During the fall of l947, megaphones and scarfs were sold, and in the spring, the Belles looked forward to their annual formal dance, at which the most valuable member is named. The winner last year was Olwyn Davies. Louise King is president, Vivienne Schwarting, vice-president, Barbara Holliday, recording secretary, Mary Knobelsdorf, correponding secretary, Katherine Pontikes, treasurer, Ieannette Grogan, social chairman, Virginia Ruth Bryan, sale chairman, Kathryn Wyatt, publicity chairman, Dee Carman, sports chairman, Mildred Willett, chaplaing Pat Spoor, charity chairman, Ruth Flnn Clark, Gloria Whitehead, Doris Marquart, sergeants-at-arms, Dorothy Lowth, parliamentarian, Ieanne Bullen, junior membership chairman, and Dorothy Simpson, telephone chairman. Marilyn Vreugde was named Most Valuable Iunior Member. ln October, a coke party was held at the home of Virginia Ruth Bryan to honor the new members. ln the spring thirteen more members were drawn. They are: Vera Flbshier, Shirley Hrmstrong, Shirley Hxline, Martha Bickley, Edwina Blankinship, Ianna Iackson, Ieanne Kleine, Doris Labat, Ianet Lawson, Charlotte Millis, Nancy Bestivo, Betty Womeldorf, and Eleanor Wright. Bow l: Flnderson, Hshen, Blau, Brevard, Bryan, Bullen. Row 2: Campbell, Carmen, Carson, Chapman, Clark, Daniell. Bow 3: Davis, Dickson, Doyen, Edwards, Evans, Greenwood. Row How Flow Row How Grogan, l-lodges, Holliday, Howell, Iolinson, Kendrick. Kina, Knapp, Knobelsdorf, Lowtli, Marquart, Michele.. Milner, Maltz, Murray, Pontilces, Rainey, Restivo, Ryba Sclilomzer, Sclineider, Sclriwarting, Simpson, Spoor, Striekert, Swartz Vreiiqde, Wainwright, Ward, Wolford, Wliiteliead, Willett, Wyatt, The Belles officers: for the spring term are pictured on the left. Tliey are Reba Micliels, vice-pre::i- dent, Vivienne Schwart- ing, president, and Betty Doyen, recording :secre- tary. Row Row 2. How 3 How 4 llow 5 Fllbfxnss, Boker, Bffmnon, Bock, Hillel, Rrfiwrgur Burr, Cook, Cooper, Darden, llommlms, l5uRo.:fv. l'fl1mf1n, GOllflf1Q, Gill, Hnworlll, l'lf1rc1mvo, Hr-fllfly. lnlofmonn, Hopkins, Horne, l'lulClxe::on, lnckgaon Kr.lc:lzv Lnwrnncfo, Lockwood, McCarty, Mc:Mc'1l1f1n, Nowlm On tho lvl! urn lllv Cll11lll.2'Olllf'PI:2 Tlmy Cirf Corolyn lion-glrmn, prom flenl,Mf1rthf1'l'ulliq:,v1rr-- fEIPlll'l 5YllI Prim rl'l1OVHlOIl .zocrotnry CLUITIJ Since the doors of Lamar opened eleven years ago, the Chums Club has stood for charity, hospitality, usefulness, merit, and scholarship. The familiar blue and white crest, the gold Chums pins, the Heritage Press books presented the library each year, the filling of Red Cross boxes, and various charitable acts are all asso- ciated with the club. ln the fall the Chums' Planet Prance was pfesented. This was followed by the Style Show and Country Carnival in the spring. The crowning social event for all members was the spring formal at the Houston Country Club. The officers, who work closely with their sponsor, Miss Edna Gehring, are Carolyn Douglas, president, Martha Tullis, vice-president, Hnn Cooper, secretary, Pam Thornton, corresponding secretary, Helen Hedley, treasurer, Emily Thompson, social chairman, Ioyce Brawner, publicity chairman, Babs Haworth, junior membership chairman, Patty Bearnon, sergeant-at-arms, Carol Cook, charity chairman, Maurine Warren, chaplain, Lou Nowlin, sports chairman. Ht mid-semester, Dorothea Bachemin, Helen Burke, Ianice Carnes, Finn Cline, Frances Guthrie, lna Claire Kirkpatrick, Elynor Lewis, Mary Margaret McCarthy, Barbara Madden, Gloria Meyer, Carolyn Savage, Iamey Skelton, Marianne White, loan Wier, and Dolores Willetts were taken in as new members. ' Row li Ogilvie, Plumb, Poole, Shaw, Silvus, Sprong. Row 2: Spear, Steinberger, Thompson, Thornton, Tullis, Warren Row 3: Wharton, Wheeler, Willetts, Wilson, Wolf, Woodruff. rari The oldest of the present boys' social organizations is the Irari Club. Under the direction of Mr. William Burns, lrari members keep up a steady program of activity throughout the year. lrari is noted for the original and hearty announcements which precede the bi-annual pay dances. This year the two dances which were sparked by lively floor shows were Basin Street Brawl and Santa Hnna's Suicide Slide. Rn open house was held in the fall to honor the Irari Sweetheart, Dorothy Foster, and the lrari Princesses, Hvanelle McDaniel, Eloise Frame, Betty Lynn Riedel, fackie Herron, Carolyn Douglas, Shirley Edwards, Io Rnn Woodham, and Delores Rogers. In Flpril the club held their formal dinner dance. The officers for the fall term were: Larry Walton, president, Iimmy Gray, vice-president, fohn Blakemore, secretary, Ennis Viereck, treasurer, Paul Waters, sergeant-at-arms, Henry Gadbois, publicity chairman, Robert Boddeker, funior membership chairman, Iohn Miller, sports chairman, and Lee Duggan, social chairman. Spring officers were: Bob Church, presi- dent, Lewis Mattingly, vice-president, Martin Scheid, secretary, Buddy Butler, treasurerg lohn Miller, sergeant-at-arms, Tom Wharton, publicity chairman, Larry Walton, junior membership chairman, Chester Donlin, sports chairmang and Ennis Viereck, social chairman. The following new members were drawn in February: Sam Bassett, Hal Clark, Don Cutlip, Stanley Daniels, fohn Davis, Buster Dickerson, Bob Eagley, Hammy Hill, David Leach, Donald Lehde, Maurice Patterson, Kerry Preston, and fames Templeton. Row l: Flnderson, Rustin, Belt, Blakemore, Boddeker, Bowen. Row 2: Burns, Butler, Bynes, Church, Corley, Donlin. Row 3: Duggan, Gadbois, Graham, Gray, Hardin, Hutt. Row Row Row Row l: lackson, lones, Langford, McConnell, McMeans, Miller, 2: Minns, Minor, Moncrief,M9-55,.,O'Keiff, Petteway, Randolph. 3: Scheid, Sick, Staacke, Streich, Tapley, C., Tapley, Ir., Terrell. 4: Viereck, Walton, Waters, Wharton, Williams, C., Williams, H., Williford. Members without pictures are: Waldo Boyle-s, Philip l-lead, Dick Kennell, Lewis Mattingly, B'll N' N 1 y ix, Sandy Sanderson. Here are the lrari offi- cers: Bob Church, spring president, Dorothy Fos- ter, lrari sweetheart, and Lawrence Walton, fall president, How How llow llow How l Qdlvr, Hxlkun, Flrnold, Boxllell, bgpjgggg, li-wh l-w-rv ll 1 BL W l l 1 . llow -'H' V 4, -rlelsen l, Blr1les,Clm'ly, , ll -fy ,willy lwckof 7 llemmq, llcklnmrll, lflluldgc, Fmzclfvlfgl, Ffullrvn llf l 4 Frml, Gmllnnrl, Gmllm, Gosszmcm, llmunm llml, 'S llur1fs5nTlYlpy'w61rd, lnqrom, Kmm, Krlxqlxt Kool rl ll H Mostvilfscrl Mothers, Meleolltlm, Nye, Owrzlyy P1-my ll-lwpvll -if wean..-.,,R al llll N: Tlxfl l'kllWn'1lHlrl Oll1f'r'I:R Q tl1+vlafllm,-- lllmlu Mem rierllg firmrl llwvwrl Clarlly, fzprllmq Vl4'P prenzlrlr-rm! E dull, lf1ll pru.1ll-'r1I, lmm Hlxqmllrmll- Qzprmq Ill1'i?l iwauna lf you received a singing valentine last February, you are probably aware of the versa- tility of the Niwauna Club. Niwauna also is noted for its pay dances, its formal, its Christmas party at Hawthorne School, and the large contributions made to charitable societies. Mrs. Maud M. Powell serves as sponsor, while in the fall Paula Meredith was presidentg Beverly Smyth, vice-presidentg Io d, recording secretary, Gloria Ross, corresponding secretary, Nancy l-lippard, treasurer, Beverly Clardy, parliamentarian, Norma Koehring, chaps lain, Ioan Ragsdale, sergeant-at-arms, Emily Bertelsen, publicity chairman, Iulia Picton, sports chairman, and Clare Masterson, junior membership chairman. ln the spring, the president was loan Ragsdale, vice-president, Beverly Clardyg recording secretary, Emily Petersenp corresponding secretary, Norma Koehring, treasurer, Paula Mere- dith, parliamentarian, Ioan Eckhagcltg chaplain, Gloria Ross, sergeant-at-arms, Nancy l-lippardg publicity chairman, lgmne Youngblood, sports chairman, Beverly Smyth, and lunior member! ship chairman, Clare Williams, This year the following new members were drawn: Sue Qldrich, Barbara Rrcher, Iulia Beal, Beverly Bintliff, Sandra Bourgoin, Shari Collins, Noelie Duggan, Carolyn Farrell, Patsy Garrett, Pat Gaston, Barbara Hart, Sue Hastings, Libby Herndon, Nancy Hollowell, Sue Hutchens, Diane Lehman, Rnn Lingenfelter, Lenore Morgun, Rnn Riddick, Sally Ringer, Lorena Ruland, Valerie Sellers, Carol Smith, Beth Smyth, Georgiana Stickler, Sally Stuebing, Gladys Vernon, Margaret Wright, and lane York. Row li Pickett, Picton, Pollard, Powell, Ragsdale, Raley. Row 2: Ramsay, Richardson, Riedel, Ringer, Ross, Schlichting. Row 3: Settegast, Smyth, Trelford, Tyson, White, Williams, Fl. Row 4: Williams, C., Wills, Winston, Wooldridge, Young, Youngblood. xv' nf' ' 'vil K . lU3 pflfalllal' HPICK SHN IRC! DOWN DPIVISI These lively rnottoes remind you of the bright red foot' ball slogan slips which the members of Palamar sell every year, Under the guidance of Miss Sarah Collins, Palamar continues its record of school service, with contributions to the library, Community Chest, and Red Cross. For its fall pay dance the club presented 'The Red and Blue Room. Ht the annual formal Betty Pennington was named the clubs most valuable member. Palamars president this year is Betty Pennington. The other officers are: Helen Graves, vice-president, Nancy Nicholson, recording secretary, fayne Winslow, corresponding secretary, Shirley Snow, treasurer, Betsy Belstrom, parliamentarian: Nancy Markle, sergeant-at-arms, Louise Baker, publicity chairman, Sidney Taylor, social chairman, Nancy Muench, decoration chairman, Mary fane Garrison, sports chairman, Mary Ella fones, gift chairman, Rnn Fair' child, junior membership chairman, and Martha Moore, chaplain. ln the spring the following new members were drawn: Qnn Hcker, Gloria Hllen, Barbara Bennett, Patsy Beyer, Ioann Buckstaff, Elsie Ciossman, Sally Fall, Marilyn Graves, Beverly Gregg, lane Gunter, feanne Hall, Mavis Hardy, Nance Hargrave, fo Qnn Heaney, Peggie fo fones, Elizabeth Leger, Marian Nichols, fulia Orynski, Dixie Rawlings, and Rosalie York. Row l: Pllexander, Hrnold, Baird, Baker, Bauriiback, Bell. Row Z: Belstrom, Boothe, Brown, Bryan, Coe, Collins. Row 3: Cox, B I, Cox, B., Cox, S., Dawson, Dederick, Dickerson Row 4: Dickey, Dickson, Dillard, Doherty, Donnelly, Drake. Row 5' Edniundson, Fairchild, Forbes, Ford, Frame, Garrison 7 , N Row Row How Row ROW Ro w L fl Sagem Nu .X v Graves, Groves, Hail, l'la1nmer, Htrrtung, l-lindricksfn. Hogan, Huffman, Irving, lohnzson, M. R., lolinrlon, M G, Ionozz, M lonos, M O, Leo, McMillian, Markle, Moody, Moore. Morrow, Miiench, Nicholson, Pennington, Playtor, Piitn Red, Shannon, Slieplierfi, Simrnons, Snow, Story, Stewart, Taylor, Weller, Winslow, Woodall, York, Zim oy. rnorman E Tlmri Pfilamar oltivorrz are picftiirvnl on llif- lrill Tlwy arf' prorzinlont, Botty Penmnatan, zzrvvrotary, Nanry Nirliolzzong and vivo-proniflont, Helen Graves Row li Qlbert, Emile, Bailey, Brown, Clark. Row 21 Cruse, Day, Dickson, Fagan, Fontaine. Row 3: Ge-rnoets, Hull, Hamlin, Horne, lolinson. On llic left me llio Pow Wow officers. They om: Billy Bortle, president, Iulia Picton, Pow Wow sweetheart, ond Bill Fon- taine, vice-prerzidenl. OLU OW - Who at Lamar has never seen the red and white Pow-Wow symbols that appear on notebooks and car windows throughout the year? Or who has not enjoyed before each of their pay dances the entertaining publicity that announce the occurrence of Pow-Wow's Pow- Wow, or the annual May Pete dance? Though these activities typify the busy Pow-Wow mem- bersjthere are many other duties that the boys perform each year. Besides giving sizeable donations to the Bed Cross, Book Week, and Community Chest, they hold an annual formal dinner dance. Qt this dance, fulia Pictor, elected Pow-Wow Sweetheart for this year, was pre- sented a bouquet of roses. H capable president for 1947-48 was Billy Bartle, who was assisted by Bill Fontaine, vice- presidentg Gordon Snively, secretaryg and Bob Statler and Tom Gemoets, sergeants-at-arms, Mr. Orris G. Bailey was the clu,b's sponsor. The following boys were taken as new members this spring: Bickey Black, William Her- bert, Fred I-luppertz, Bill Lee, Larry Loessin, Kendall Mower, Billy Richards, E. B, Roberts, Pat Whitworth, Teddy Wieghard, and Bert Womack. Row li Kirkham, Kostial, Kurth, Ladas, Lewi, Lockwood. Row 2: Logan, McCracken, McMullen, Mohle, Moise, Simon. Row 3: Snively, Standley, Statler, Wheat, Whitehurst, Wolfe. Gina Since its founding in l942, the Bamal Club has played a leading role in social and chari- table activities. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Lee S. Keding, this club is now Lamar's largest boys' club. Harry Webb was elected fall presidentg Iohn McHenry, vice-president, Hllan King, secre- tary, Charlie Folwell, treasurer, Earl Bellamy, social chairman, Chili Rivers, sports chairman, Bob Durkee, sergeant-at-arms. In the spring, Charlie Eolwell was chosen president, Iack Farmer, vice-president, Paul Blanton, secretary, David Knox, treasurerg Danny Evans, social chairman, Bob Sinclair, junior membership chairmang Dan Kennerly, sports chairman, and Bob Durkee, sergeant-at-arms. Members drawn in the spring were: William Plllefn, George Buckstaff, Bob Carsey, Ralph Carson, Dudley Epps, Sammy Hamilton, Claude Hooten, Tommy lax, Kenneth McCain, Don Olsen, Bernard Biviere, Warren Sexton, Bob Strawn, Tommy Swartz, and Henry Wilde. Highlighting the year was the fall dance, the Bamal Roundup, which was a resounding success. Ht the formal on lanuary thirtieth, roses were presented to Mary Ella Iones, Bamal sweetheart, and Mary Knobelsdorf, newly elected sweetheart, was presented. The year ended with the Bamal's second pay dance, and the annual Bamal track meet. Bow l: Hlexander, Hmold, Httwell, Beard, Bellamy, Berleth. Row 2: Berry, Bintlill, Blanton, Blatt, Bolton, Boyd. Bow 3: Brockstein, Browder, Brunson, Clemons, Clillord, Cox. Row 4: Croom, Depenbrock, Dorrance, Durkee, Eastridge, Evans, Farmer. Row Row How How Row Row ' Folwell, Fooshee, Frame, Gcrre-H, Geiler, Harper Hrldreth, Hood, Hope, Iordcn, Mr Kedlnq, Kennerly Krnq, Q , Krug, I, K , Knox, Mcllenry, Mclrce, Morlrn Moncure, Mott, Nelms, Nowlrn, Podgetr Parker, Hrvers, Shudde, Srnclorr, Smlill, H., Smrih, R , Sterlmq, . Steen, Strrckert, Tengg, Thornton, Warner, Webb. 1.1 The Rmnfil OHic'f,-rn for the fall of 1947 wvro Hurry Webb, preuicifrrrl, Mary Idfllcx Ionfm, Hcnnml :sweetlreecxrtgrmri Iohrr Mrw Honry, vim-,prw::1rif'rr1 Huw Hww Huw Hww HK W iww 1 Ilw 11-' Uvl'I5ur1Lx1 Buonf' M Iiwoxxu 21' liorm-':z 1 li wiv ll-mrrvmw H-rui we 4, ,. if n wvll xr H4 YWIII- N1 kt lun- My 'nmm'1P.,m'. 1- f, X:-1 ,f1. 1 w rwlxrml Yu l'1'v'+f'N-r1 '1' 'Y VH I X1 km Nun-wr flxzww- lmruzr-'M Kwrxih rw P INN Ilvyl I- Llvy-1 S MLl.1.1.-.N Mull-x 1 3 -M-Wy,.,-w II I 4II Hl4 I 1 lwlil f'f'I.' Hvfm, yYrfb.:1f4.-rmt, llnm. Hr: 14 wr-ll, VIP- II 1 Ill F,I:,1g:.- fum U , r.l1rv awabi Busy girls indeed are the members of the Tawasi Club, for their yearly schedule includes such projects as a Christmas formal, two pay dances, and the giving of charitable help to a needy family and to the Bluebird Clinic. Stone benches for the campus are left each year by the graduates, and a cup is presented by the members to the outstanding junior boy. The officers of Tawasi are as follows: I-lvanelle McDaniel, president, Elaine Broadwell, vicefpresident, Ruey Boone, recording secretary, Eloise Garrett, corresponding secretary, Sallie Smoot, treasurer, Nancy Green, social chairmang Betty Lilly, junior membership chairman, Grace Marie Chandler, chaplain, lane Borneman, sports chairman, foyce Mattiza, charity chairf man, Pat Brigham, parliamentariang and Beryl Kermeth, sergeant-atfarms. Miss Helen Robb serves as sponsor. Ht midvsemester, these girls were drawn at new members: Peggy Plnthony, Frances Bell, Sally Belt, jean Biggers, Sue Boehm, Bobbie Carter, Carolyn Culver, Patsy Cunyus, Hnn Everts, Sally Falkenburg, Eileen Friedman, Peggy Kendrick, Gail Maurice, Estelle Rawls, fanice Smith, Peggy Lee Smith, joy Stelter, and Carolyn Wilson. Row li Mattiza, Mills, Mims, Myers, Novak, Phillips. Row 2: Potts, Rader, Ramsey, Robb, H., Robb, Mrs., Rose, Row 3: Sanders, Sandifer, Sheffield, Smoot, Tower, Wallace. Row 4: Ward, Werley, White, Williarris, Woodham, Wocdiull. aienoniri Haienonis is both an outstanding social club and Lamars wellfknown Girls' Choir. Under the direction of Mr. Lee S. Keding, the choir has appeared in many programs at school ard at civic functions. This year they sang at the Shrine Ball, and for the Frolics, P.T.Q, and lI'ad':: Club. Fl busy program ot social activities is maintained, because yearly lclaienonis has two pay dances and their annual formal held at River Oaks Country Club. Q banquet was held in February at Ye Old College lnn, and an open house in lvlay honoring the seniors. The oflicers elected to serve for the spring semester wereg Sherlie Welford, president, Ioan Hagsdale, vice president, Martha Brown, secretary, Pat Pickett, treasurer, Norma rioelif ring, chaplain, lflaine Broadwell, social chairman, Nancy Green, publicity chairman, and Louise Clegg, sergeant at arms, Row lj Flbshier, Flnrleruon, Baumbach, Bertelsen, Fnoriin, Broaflwell brown How 2 Bryan, Campbell, N, Campbcll, P, Carlton, Chandler, Clarke Clfaa How 3' Cox, Davis, Day, llederick, llendy, Dwyer, llvans. How 4: Ewton, Fairchild, Findley, Ford, Gossett, Green, Cwroves. Row 5' Hague, Housh, Keding, Keeland, Knapp, Koehring, Lloyd, K 'W iw V, M How How llow llow Haw How Lloyd, S , Lrrse, McGar, Meyer, Mrlls, Mrlnvr Mrrrrs, Orrslad, Parker, Palrrck, Plrrllrprs, Prcke-rr Plumb, llaasdalo, Harney, Heaves, Heel, Hezstrvo Heyrrarrd, Hrs-acl, Hass, Sands-rs, Sarrdrler, Sclrlosser, Sclrrroeder, Sterrell, Stewart Taylor, Tower, Treljorri. Wallace, l , Wallace, S, Wellora, Wlrrte Woalrlrrduc Y KX The girls on the left are officers of Ladaka. Tliey are Betty loines, spring president, Illnn Sampson, spring vice-president, and Mary Matlage, fall president. Lamar's newest social organization is the Ladaka Club. lt was organized in l947 in order to promote wholesome social activities and good scholarship throughout the school. ln Ianuary Flngela Caldwell, loanne Day, Pat Gentry, Helen Glick, and leanette Lane were drawn as new members. Officers lor the fall semester were: Mary Matlage, president, Georgia May, vice-president, Iackie Herron, secretary, Dorothy Hllen, treasurer, Sally Smith, junior membership chairman, Hnn Sampson, social chairman, Ruth Plnn Edwards, sports chairman, Marilyn Lockard, ser- geantfat-arms, and Daisy lohnson, chaplain. In the spring Betty Ioines became president, Hnn Sampson, vice-president, Georgia May, secretary, Dorothy Flllen, treasurer, Betty Lee Gray, sports chairman, Sally Smith, sergeant-at-arms, Pat Boyer, chaplain, and Iaclcie Herron, junior membership chairman, How l, Hhrens, 5-lllen, Qndeison, Bloclz, Creaqi r, Crinei, llxlWJl lS. How 2 Gray, Herron, lohnston, loines, Lapat, Lockaiol, Matlage How 3,Mcxy, McCarty, HOQ97,SCIITIPSOH,Smlltl,'l.l1CmP7SOH,WllllG1Tl50ll, llmhv'-gg Q -nr gn-, K -1' R Q37 W9 fi' , YNM3 W-tr.-f dxf l.-wmv x ...l, .. I.. N.. !.1'mt A511 ru C '111111 pn '.,f rut--4 Ifwxr 5IIXIt'1'YlCHWIIIITYCjf1H!1VXIi F9-'vu Q11 my- grmi lwrmvrx 1 1' Y 1:1 mf Nm. 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Not only was the line recognized as the best in this vicinity, but the backfield was one of the fastest and smartest combinations ever fielded by any high school. Three of Lamar's players, Doyle Beard, Bill Davis, and Iim Bolton, were chosen on the all-district team. Hmong the other men, Lamar students and rooters will not soon forget such Redskins as Perryman Collins, George Pontikes, Marvin Dur- renberger, Wayne Scherwitz, Gerry King, Sammy Hamilton, fake King, Ray Bright, Bay Winters, and Bill Chanslor. Plt the end of the season, Doyle Beard was given the Most Valuable Player Flward, and Perryman Collins was voted an award for outstanding sportsmanship. Hs the basketball season closed, Lamar finished third in district competition, but more than once the league leaders had to come from behind to nip the Bedskins in the closing minutes of the game. Many thrilling battles were pro- duced during the season, and Lamar participated in more than her share of them. Stalwarts of the team were Earl Bellamy, Bob Church, Larry Walton, George Pontikes, and Doyle Beard, while Sam Croom, Lewis Mattingly, Tommy Brunson, Marvin Durrenberger, and Sammy Hamilton proved to be capable reserves. Pls the Orenda goes to press, it is still too early to speculate on the outcome of Lamar's entrance into spring sports. However, we expect our track team to excel, and to be sparked by such athletes as David Knox, I. K. King, Bay Bright, Tommy Graham, Buddy Truitt, Bill Fagan, and Tim Gentry. Harry Webb, Tommy Browder, Bobby Brodnax, and Dudley Epps should prove invaluable as swim- mers, and the golf, tennis, and baseball teams are in fine shape for a successful season. May the Orenda give commendation to the boys who have again placed Lamar in a coveted position on the athletic map! Here are three of Lamar's coaches: Coach Bob Schulze, Coach Donald Longcope, Coach Fred Pepper. f Calofainq Cjlzeeraaclem cigar! fhe way '1'1If' 19411 C11111-11'w1111'11.: 11-1111111 111101 111111 pup 10 1.4111141112 m1111f111r' .1fw1::o11 Sf-1111 .:1r1111.1111q mbovw mv Ollkllflily S11l!11'Y 12-1wn1w1:: 111111 Ioyvw Frmwnvr 1111141111111 C11111w 1711 1'11111111111 11111 1?+111m11y 11wm1 c111w11m1-1011 111111 1011 1'111C11f'0v1c KIlY'Q?11HO 1110 p1ry11y Carolyn Tllfww kmygz 11111 LA111111' 11110111111 FI ::11c'ro:a::f111 f11111w11C YOCII' On 111111-N11 mv 1fr'1r1 13-1111111151 :1nf1 Bob Churr. , 11w111111111:: of 1111- 111111146-1111111 1WF1I11 S1c'1r1+1ir1q on 11111 ric1111P11'Q B111 1jC1V1.3f'IT'l1'1 150y11'1 Beard who WMC ro-Cr1p1C1ir1:2 1 11115 1'11c1111p1o11 1001111111 ::q11m'1 4 5 1 , '5 A 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 f , 11 14 1 1 119 ,kcfl 'V .Uk , ' rf x 5 , -4' yu -sf fs ' Xfsfwfr X' sz, fi-,Z -, -.t Q + ,. ,- , Q , I .. .. J .Me-f,.5 5 . ptqtivfgw UQ TERM mint iww fliiltwt l.:-:lin Sain llfnriiltnn, Bill ffhansloi, Doyle Be'a:d Hay Bright fake Pfini Tmn lwx Hrwlnlfg Cobb Wriynv S2--lx:-iwit: Brill Hindnfix Middle How ffliailf-is Falwell. Paul Waters. Sandy Smidcvsnri Walter Poole Mmvin ltiiiw-riiw-:fit-' lintf l-Qvk ll xrvt-y Smith Dick Hintliil. Hay Winters Clyde Warne: fohn Dchnmt Brick How l li Dicksnri Vzwl Bits: ffiiiif- lifillfwi Hill Dfivizs Cf-vide Pnritikurs Hob Duikoo. Peziyman Collins. Bill Stes-le Gemy lfina. lliOITiG!Ult'1!T1 Coach ilfil Micknlhiii tibia fricf CLamlo5 THE ssflisom The IQ47-48 football year was a noted one in Lamar sports' history. Besides the at'ain ment of the District l3fQQ crown, the year brought important changes in the coaching staff During the fall semester, Hal Mickelson and Stoop Dickson coached the Pl squad and fohn Vaughn coached the B team, fanuary brought the resignation of all of them. Hs a result, Fred Pepper and Bob Schultz came to Lamar to fill the vacant places. Thus the many Lamar victor- ies were farewell gifts to the departing coaches and welcome presents to the new ones, When recalling the season of '47-'48, fans will remember the muddy fields, the unusual :spirit in the stands, and the extreme versatility ofthe players. They will recall the blocked punt in the Davis game, the elation after Lamar tied Reagan, and the heartbreak when we finally lost to Goose Creek. These moments typified the football year. ' B TERM Eww l till:-1' I-L.x C2v.l'lw: fliliotl Scliuitw, Caispri Olsen Haw Qi Lrfiard l-liviv':j.v ilvnrg' ','o.e.B ndf1I 'iitrwirirsnn t'i':llwn l7i'i Smith Lnckwnmi iww ft Mfiaznfifir Hlcnzn Curry Snow Mnritdomery :ii.n7n'tf':1 Gwinn Swwtz' Bowan flfilliw- fQ. l Vfitii' f l V'1'.1l,ri f'ofici, 4 .i 1 L L Z Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar ve Q-My ln the dressing room after the Plustin game Doyle Beard, Coach Hal Mickelson, Bill Davis, Coach Stoop Dickson, lim Bolton, Ray Bright, Perryman Collins, and George Pontikes give mutual congratulations. Lbiafricf CLamla.4 THE SCORES l3 A . . ,,.. Thomas lefferson Lamar l4 . , . 7 ... A .. ..... Lufkin Lamar 13 ... 25 . . , . . Politechnico Lamar U , . . lfl . , , , . San Iacinto Lamar 27 . . . 19 A Sam Houston Lamar 13 Lamar 7 ...... . ,... Goose Creek l3 .Ie-H Davis St. Thomas . . Reagan . , . Hustin . , A Milby 12 6 U 6 6 lnvalurrble manager.: were Hubert Leslie, Bobby Broclnax, and Iohn Dehnert, Students watch the B team play on Lamar's field 's FRED BUSSA .BOBBY COBB RAY BRIGHT DOYLE BEARD RAY WIN-I-ERS PERRYMAN COLLINS JAMES BOLTON JAMES KING ro o I B All BOB DURKEE SANDY SANDERSON WAYNE SCHERWITZ BILL CHANSLOR WALTER POOLE MARVIN DURRENBURGER HARVEY SMITH GEORGEI PONTIKES BILL DAVIS Cllnaf ag-efff The basketball team 01 l947f48 is the first Lamar team that Mr. Longcope has coached all three years of their high school eligibility. Proof of his excellent work as head coach can be obtained from the record the team set this year. Bob Church placed on the Conroe Flll4Tourf nament Team, and Earl Bellamy placed on the Iaycee Hll-Tournament Five. George Pontikes set the individual scoring record for the season when he sunk 27 points in Lamar's second game with Flustin. Bill Fontaine and Lewis Cutrer proved to be valuable managers. Though Lamar placed only third in District competition, the versatility, speed, and wit of the team were of an unusually high caliber. H SQUHD Front Row: Sain Croorn, Earl Bellamy, Doyle Beard, Sam Hamilton. Middle Row: George Pontilces, Larry Wal- ton Back Bow: Bill Fontaine, Manager, Lewis Mattingly, Bob Church, Marvin Durrenberger, Tommy Brun- 1:on, Coach Donald Longcope. RIIHRIW RFLLQMY BRUNSON CHURCH CROOM Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar alnaf agefif Sam Houston . , . . Reagan 4 . . Hustin ..,.M1iby ......Davis . San lacinto 3U Lamar 51 Lamar 29 Lamar 65 Lamar 5l Lamar 42 Lamar Sam Houston . A . Reagan . . Hustin , . . Milby .......Davis . . ..,, San lacinto B SQUQD Front Row: lim Day, lack Cole, Larry Hogue, Bob Whiting. Middle Row: Ty Hunaerford, Bill Munneilyn, Tom Swartz, Kenneth Horton, Eric: Crake, Tommy lax. Back Row' Coach Fred Popper, Bill Hicliarflm, Halo Foofrlieex Lowin Cutrer, Bob Strawn, Dick Criss UIIRRHNBFRGITR HQMlLTON MFITTINGLY PONTIKFS WQLTON jfac What Lainars track rnen will do this season can only be conjectured, as the major coin petition occurs too near the end of school to be included in the Orenda. The boys pictured on this page, however, are scheduled to make outstanding showings in the various events, last year Lamar captured the district and regional titles, and competed notably in the state meet, We wish the track team equal luck in representina l.arnar in l949. Top, Wfeiqht im-ri, hiqli iuiiipfzrm, pole vaulteriz, tStanfl- Topi Sprinters. CROW ll Stone, Hamilton, Corley, Shiilt-f . I , U , , U . . M Trliitt KRGW Zl Bartle, Chanslor, White, Fby, Padqett mgl Sl' Wim' Collmm' Spllllom Kmq' CJ' lmlkil' lRow 33 Stansil, Porras, Graham, Wilson, Milni-ix ISittinql Bunzaa, Poole, Faaan, Miller Bottomt Distance men. CROW ll Sears, Gentry, Haque Bottoiiii Hiirdlers and broad yuiiiperis Kennerly, Redd, 235Slgsgin'.5l::iler'B?:lTilffnOC-lg'ulifilrrilrllm llavr-npoit, Kina, I, Ward. Kirk. ' ' .n..-M , it ELI I EEE 'E EE was FEE 221: QE E laring .spaorfa Lamar has been noted for the outstanding success of its golf, tennis, and swimming teams in recent years. Last year the swimming team won the state honors, and the tennis and golf tearns were unexcelled in Lamar history. When the competition begins in a few weeks, the boys on this page will probably distinguish Lamar again. Top: Golfers, Riviere, Burkhart, Longcope, Lewis, Fld- Top: Tennis players pictured here are tTop Rowi Wil- dington. liam Cox, Mr. Longcope tCoachJ, Qrthur Moncriet. Bottom: Swimmers. tRow ll Winborn, Hooton, Rawlins, lBottom Rowl Bill Munnerlyn, Paul Blanton, Roy Browder, Patterson, Kuhn. CROW 23 Barton, Black, Riley. Hmerine, Walling, Biaillas, Hood. GROW 3l Cox, Bottom: Track men in action. David Knox, Tim Gentry, Durrenberger, Henderson, Funk, Epps, Buckstati, Tom Graham. ix tg, .xgfkdefezi in .fgcfion Redskins demonstrate stronq defensive power in their onine Gooinwt left Davin The Goose Creek qcnne brought tears to mony Lonior rooteris Seen Corning 011 the field ore lorries Bolton ond Gerry Kinq, who are conrsoled by ru Goose Creek ployer, 128 icriieaa King, protected by FI istronq Lmiirir liiofkri maker: rl doixii with the bull for o nive criiiiv in on the :zeqsonkz liirilleru It 1 to .1, +111-i Cflwomv Poutikml vrm lv .x4fALfe:i in .fgcfion CW. . 1l'L.'IUIPpOI1TIkP'S, larry Wculton, ami DOYIQ Bnxfxllfi, nlorlrl withrn1z11b+1rlf,-:arafm-rx, ymrftln- IMA bull Q :wen tippinq Lmzmr boyzn in tlw :1f'rrm11wlf1 mv Sum Crm full lo Bob Cluuvh mud bury Wclltou Walton, cmd Tlcirl Br-llfumy 'E Q nun- W .W 5W v. il M X -NX 1 3, Q Q ,M.,.M. I E1 if E 'Q , 1 . . 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Thats a conversation between a First Hid Pupil and a Home Nursing student, who have enjoyed an hour or more each week in tying up or curing their victims Special remembrance should be given to nineteen, afternoon faacrificiing girls who labored to place Lamar third in the city volleyball race, Pictured on the bottom row, lett to right arei lean Reynaud, Barbara Wilson, Louise Clegg, Deloref: Carmen, Marianne Broden, Betty Gray, leanne Walker, Cordelia Sprona Iulia Picton, and Martha Brown. E. M, 'wifi On the top row are Ruth Qnn Clark, Marilyn Howell, Ruth Foell, Kay Stein beraer, feanne Bullen, Mary Frances York, Betty Bess, lfninia lean Franklin, and Qnu Fubank. Hfter bowlina and archery, swiinniina affords the last thrill of city coiupeti' lion, whose first place honors were captured in l947 by the Lamar team coin posed of Mary Qnn Plumb, Harriett Carlton, loan Fckhardt, Mary Flla lones, Martha lflodae, Barbara Haiiiaker, Clare Masterson, and Gayle Garth, The smoothness and efficiency at which this balanced proarani is uianaaed is accountable to the leadership of Lainar's four faculty directors, Mrs, Buth Mottley, Mrs, Frances Rockwell, Miss l-lelen Dvoracek, Mrs, May Bourgeois and their class assistants whose pictures below are representative of the product af pliv ical education H FS , 1 A l'N'S J 1 Row l' Ledlord, llooton, Spillios, McCann, Carson, Pontikes, Poole, Knobelsdort, Teas, Nix, Day, Templeton, Winsor Bow 2 He-ndersr-n, Daniels lleyer, Munnerlyn, Zively, Wilde, Post, Ford, Woodard, Wvighard, Ftustin. How 3: Wrialitsman, lim bert, Qllen, Lee, Mott, Wolfskill, Harper, Httwell, Thruston, Eastridge, Walker, Womack, Herrxna Bow 11. Moss, Dunn, Gwinn, Kemp, Brannon, Swartz, Deats, Koumonduros, Belt, Null, Sexton, Lawrence, McClanahan Wooley, Koomf-y, Mat- thews Bow 5. Butler, Cox, Funk, Merrit, Duncan, Dehnert, Pesvv, Landia, Blanton, Bintlill, Moore, Criss, Scott liiclcrzon Jw The Lamar l-li-Y boasts the largest membership of any l-li-Y group in the city, since it has almost one-hundred and fifty members. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Otticers for l947 were Earl Bellamy, president, Bill Davis, viceepresidentg Norman Bale, secretaryg and Chili Rivers, treasurer, Because of the large membership, the club was divided into three divisions. President of the Senior division was Tommy Brunson. Harvey Smith was Iunior pres' ident, and Claude l-looton was Sophomore president. How l Vlvttord, Wergliaid, Collins, Padgett, O'Keill, Browder, Campbell, Bynes, Sclieiwitx, Farmer Winters, Bvelstord, N:-lim: How 2. Branson, Redd, Fagan, Gentry, Williams, Tapley, Sanderson, Bolton, Kino, I. K, Kina, G, Barlow, Bassltam, Lrwi How 3: Folwf-ll, Borden, Smith, McNeese, Durkee, Webb, McGarrah, Minor, Hamilton, Bellamy, Rivers, Burk. Row 1: Mail den, Bussa, Sears, Mattingly, Greene, Donlin, Walton, Tucker, Bowen, Durrenberger, Hoopes, Kent How 5: Croom, Mon cure, Lamb, Burkhart, Snivefy, Spruce, Bowland, Clark, Bintlilt, Blanton, Fagley. . f 'tr-'IWW' t 1 - ' fs , ,il . 1' ,' lfl.PllNlf PwHOQltWlTl,l. CQROLYN DOUGLQS MQRY KNOBELSIDOHF Secretary Prezsiilent VlC'f?-pfixiilflfxfll CAQFOLQQ lfvery girl in l,cimar isa automatically a member oi the Cherokee athletic club. She becomes: an active member when She participates in one of the nine intramural sports. Through various: activities: the club encourages good health, friendship, and better physical ability among Lamar airlra. The :xtudentfa pictured on this page are outstanding in the organization. Carolyn Douglas i:: prersident, Mary Knobelsdorf, vicefpresidentg and Elaine Broadwell, Secretary. Babe Haworth if: head of archery, Betsy Belstrorn, volleyball, leanne Reynaud, basketballg Dee Carman, soft hall, Gypsy Zimmerman, tennis, Mary lilla Iones, Swimming, Dakota Ehrnan, bowling, Lou Novvlin,tiol1,and Polly Campbell, badminton. The Sponsors are Mrs. Ruth Mottley, Mrss. May lloiiraeoiml Mimi: Helen llvoracek, and Mrs. Francis Rockwell. llill.li'l'lxI PM CllMDl4l.l,L lliiMH?'i illMl'l!'l - 1 i I' 'Y IIIYX - ft 3 ' lIlWiWIi'l'li 'UNE if NCUWLIN lwl'Yl'lllUlt LIlMMiIllMIlN SlfliGllFlNT STEVFNS CQPTHIN SMITH SIIRGHQNT WILLIS! ederue icem , raining orlafi The ultimate purpose of the ROTC. in 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 protection ol Qmerican institutions and ideals. Eligibility to membership is limited by Flrmy regulations to boys who are not less than fourteen 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 R.O.T,C. program at Lamar includes physical education in the lorm ot drill, athletics, and rillery, and technical edu- cation inthe lield ol army tactics, .ilttll l tilt l l Nl itllwlrlt' lx Ulf :ilk l. Vtltl li.i Ulllififlll lllllilitllilt ltLlllil,l'vl0Hl Mltilll .. to ' F. ll 'T AQ-N if .742 IQ O51 C Z?ancl HNYIIN The boys above represented Lamar at foot- EDWURDS ball games and at many musical functions. Seen in the foreground is Captain Roy Striekert, who led the band through a successful year. FCKIIHRT FRQME HHRTUNG SMYTH WINSLOW First Row: Moise, Bocldeker, Streicli, Second Row: Pickett, Qustin, Cottrorux, Gibson, Whiteliurfzt, McMurtry, lvlixnz, Lone, Strick- land, Wernberly, Russell. Tliirfl How: Burns, Wilcox, Ccirlton, l-lcnnlin, Bridgfortli, Stoocke, Lord, Fullerton, Koller, Cool- wolloder, Sewell. Row Row Flow Row Onlpany Onlpang Doyle, Frome, Ecklepz, Stallings. Clark, Moncrief, Stornes, Doron, LoGrew, Colieri, Clougli, l'lllY'lllOU, Eootli, Willimii, Coppock, Flndrewss, Rhodes, lvliefsrsler, Rice, Moss, Koumoncluros, Flbbott, Holninqoi Biiroefzs, Hunt, Loose, Hill, Morris, Leach, Brooks, Myers, Harper. Row l: Hall, Winslow, Petteway. Row Z: Bassett, Thornberry, Matthews, lackson, Daniels, Wrightsman, Hansen, Goar, White. Row 3: Harrell, Whistler, Connor, Hbbott, Dickerson, l-leap, Barnett, Kilpatrick, Harrison. Olnpany Ofnpany How l: Clinton, Tully, Blakemore, Duggan, O'Keiff. Plow 2: Qllen, Stevenson, Nevill, Henry, Heyne, Duke, Wolfskill, Mclnnis, England. Bow 3: Stepcltinski, Wilson, Herbert, Bastian, Traweek, Bennet, Cosby, Catlow, Clinton Plrnold. Bow 43 Gudges, Hardin, Brock, Stewart, Hamblen, Meriwether, Stevenson, Neil, Blackltall Stone. Bow 5: Bowen, Blaine, Velaer, Wood, Vllolf, Eastridge, Fisk, Nelson, Delong, Hansberger How l: Clark, Wood, Bowen, Row 2: Moncrief, Dickson, Daniels, Starnes, Wheat, Wilson, Wolfskill, Wolfe, Harrison, Bastian How 3: Harrell, Fagley, Clark, Hudson, Teller, Goar, Clinton, Thornberry, Neff, Burgess How 4, DeLong, Sewel, Donoho, Myers, Cleary, Eostridge, Harper, Nelson, Staacke, l-lill Won-Commi55ioneJ icera, Through a hope of increasing better relations among the men in Lamar':5 Reserve Officers Training Corps, and through a desire to give them enjoyable extraecurricular activities as a group, the Sergeants Club of last year was enlarged this year to permit membership to all of the non-commissioned officers. Hs a group, the members have had a chance this year to gain valuable information through outings, through films taken in combat areas during the last war, and from technical lectures on the various weapons and other equip' ment used in our armed services. This year the president of the Non-Commissioned Officers Club was limmy Wood. The club elected Ralph Bowen viceepresident and Kenneth Clark secref taryetreasurer, Sergeant Stevens has ably served as supervisor and sponsor. me no .ci ofmfcffu 'l'he olliver:-Q of l.aiiiar':s Heserve Qlficers' Trainina Corbis Unit oraanized a club rzeveral yearn aao to plan better training of the cadets under their Command. They have worked con' zzifutently to improve the Regiment by means of interestina discussions of army tacrticffz, the euroiiratgieiiient of ronaeniality, the development of spirit, and the promotion of more Comrade fzhiii and lllfmpr-it de Corps amona the officers. 'l'he vlub meets on the second and fourth Mondays ol each month. The meetinarz are imdei' the dir-evtorsliip of Captain B. G. Smith, Qrmy of the United States, How lt Barta, Blakemore, Boddelcer, Clinton, Depenbrevlc l7oylw lliiqafiri lilow 2' lfclcels, Hubbard, Kennedy, McMean:s, McRae, Moiisv, O'Keifl How 3 Petteway, Sanders, Sivk, Stallings, Statler, Streich, Stiiekeil, How 42 Tully, Van Buslcirk, Viereck, Wahrenberger, Waters, Winder '-1 -4 il' .X46 ollalff Gal' U I I 11112 1947 O1'e11dr,1 we21'11 10 pref-11:1 BE'Q4'IUt?F? 01 rm 1-wry 11f'r11111r1+4 11 wus 1:.1g. ,',',' 111' If 11411 1111 U1 1110 Yf'f 1Tv.l major ocCf1La1o1'11: 11112 Mmy Fc-19, C11 w111c11 Q11f'fT1 K111y Fox 111111 111-1 1:1r1J rviiqrmdg 111r- C1111111::' Spring For111G1, 111314 011 Riva: Oflk:lCC7l1U11Y C11111 111111 fX1'f1117 f,.' 1 1 mx A 111 ,:rHr11O1 111011111915 qc1111+'-md mo11r1f1 1119 FFICAYIO lo 1:1r1f1 111f21r club .'c11'1.:, rm 1 1119 11Dw1',' fl 1 111 1 1 CIGLLL1 N111111 Vv'11 'Fl' 1110 1111111 111111 II11Q111Y Se-morn O1 1.'11'1-01: I',C'iI', -I f1.f-,1r iplotruzq 111 ,1 111 1111nnw 1110 o1111z1f1r11111'1q fSf1:11or.: 011 111c.- 1211'1f1fA fmri 1111- 1' .21 4,11 1114 15111 11. 'rn 111 11'-11' MAY PETE SPRING FORMAL GRADUATION J I di F ' I W .W ,YQ tis Q ,- e , lug U 1 um I V' png gl ll i ' .png uma' 'su' nos lil -' I S I Y FQ.. Q? If .fm ffl?-i Ev nr gg 5' 4 'human gs . . .: ww x M J' .1 A z if .- Q 5 QQ! . if wa, .f ? 4 F Q 4 il ' z ivmug. ' mfr: A V? 5-24 s , 9 'W ' x get ,fJ?.W 'wl ' id ' 1 , . , e ' N l-14 'Q ww Outstundxng semor glrls normnuted for Knoblesdorf. MCB1-ayer. Boone and winner Carolyn Douglas A 2 ' 9 v , I , X 594' X qu 1 5 Wife , , S D Ht lhe Niwcxunc instcxllcxiion for new mem, bers are Beverly Smyth, Presidcnl Paula Meredith, Best Pledge ludy Garland. Mrs. , Powell. Ioan Eckhardt, cmd Beverly Clurcly, D.H.R. Hward are Meredith, Restivo. Blau. i 4 lil 111 , . I :gr ld ffgllll '1 S 1 l UI.. Smilin' Mr. Clay pauses be1ore the trophy case Mr. Moyes shows the presxdent cxncl ilu vice-president of the Dad's Club, Mr. Cutrer and Mr. Hamilton, the Lamar Library. I Carolyn Douglas. Earl Bellamy, Shirl Edwards, Ioe Hitchcock, and Ioyce Brawner. Cheerleaders at the bonfire are Fil Hildrith. Iaicnonis installation are Hbshier. rch, President Welford. Wallace. Restivo. and Schlosser. Members of the lrari Court at the Club's Open House are Rogers. Herron, Riedel. Frame, Foster. Douglas, Edwards. Wood- ham, McDaniel. Simmons. and escorts. Highest scoring bowlers, Mary lane Garri son and Carolyn Douglas. prepare for an other strike. The Singing Hicks: Catherine Clarke. Ruth Hun Clark. and Brine Sanders smile hap- pily with Tex Ritter. 3:3 36 Gwfivx VMA5, Jwfg, x 0 54 'N-1-.-L.,-11? ' fx 'X' 5 fi Hung- v A 4' rv Q 1 X 4 Us N 5 T ,,vgB,g Q ...f , na,-1 V . -, ,Q ' y, V Q 2 ,, 5 -, :-,I 1 .tn 9 . Q, 'i3i, ,Q P Qs .f Q, 45, AEEXT1 QQ E '4 dmmw. 'O T X G E xi I if M V ...ff ml .Q 4 -of' 3' Nxwauna ofhcers at thexr formal are Presl dent Merednth Vxce Presxdent Smyth Secretary Eckhardt: Treasurer, Hippard: and dates Clemons. Taylor. Black, and Warner. Knitting socks at lunch period is practiced by some of the more industrious girls. These busy hands belong to Hrm Cline, Mary Cate. and Dorothea Bacheman. 5 ,,...,,,-, , , . ww Ht Rvalon drug store after school are Betty Brewster Tommy Welghard Dorothy Fos ter, Margxe Mathrs Hnn Playter and Mary 6,13 L L1 in -7 tfjjif yt 2 U Y x N fi Q. ' R .0 K , g Y ' if 55' 1 I Q ' if , 'Y K 0 E A x vm is ,. wx vw Wkxwl Sl' .r i Wan? ggi Nw: Em sg, ,mf fl - vp-wiv... ,f- 1 'Y ,I ,- M .45 T5 . if , , I 1 -4 , x i , Q 'xr' S is X J: X A Q5 Y: ,f?'9'f.9 X! W' 14- ., s-N . ' -.:A, if Q 74 IQYV V ' M W J 3' Aff' ,ff Y .W -3 Ja . . - -way! 0 ,- MHX w' QT' ' . hx-.-. x W 1 9 N .. , A .l wr Q1 ff siwiwhfmf f 4? Lfgi I ad., Qflw, if X Q ,W ff' w fi w 'ifff' f':9f14z me 3 .S 4 . Q X A V . ' -gp. I 'R-.ff ?x,XtSh ' 4 Qi! 5 1 -ff .. V2 ' I ,vw gQ,,., A in 0 . Q . aw ' xg f A B fu , ,1 041, . ty mv 5 - -wr PN nf 3 4 ' I Fm 5: is I Q -. A O 5 i ! E' . . ' .N .. N K bg ax N as Y' ,l Ek N ,S A V45 M , -,. , K S 5 ver. - H -3 fy , tg x V: gf' Q f .k.: g . WM X Q5 M QW X' v, 2 N N ! 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Fll I-lildreth. Rosanne Dickson. Robert Clemons. Gayle Garth, George Dorrance and Mary Owen Iones. p 'i' H 2 '1fu,,.,,1,,f f71,a,,l, . . . Hs the Orenda goes to press, the Staff looks back with appreciation on those who have helped us make the book for l948 a reality. We would like to extend special thanks to Fred Durrance and limmy Wood, who took many of the pictures seen on the preceding pagesg to Ralph Bowen, who assisted us in photographing theR,O.T.C.gand to Henry Gadbois, who helped us meet an early mounting deadline, Mrs. Edith Ferrell provided endless valuable lists, withf out which we could never have completed the book, and Mrs, May Bourgeois aided us in com' piling the girls' athletic section. Mr. Milton Lawless and Mr. lim Thomas of Lawless and Elon Studios were responsible for the class pictures, while Roulande Studio photographed the social clubs. Mr. Lee Burge from Gulf Publishing Company, and Mr. Henry Hartman of Parke Fngraving Company directed the printing and engraving, Flbove all, sincere gratitude is due the many teachers and students who have co-operated willingly to make the Orenda a success. 54, staff WJ., q ,High Q A f M4 Wwfjffjff ww .ff ,A 5,17 My W V ', ,f'JW,f YDIQKZOW, Zip QM 1p1v52df'f'y7 fig! 54, W, gg., M QNX? XVWJQYX Qqffif fffilw X M, ffW QW Mfmfffwff K V B -- M. 'W4'Xj.., 4 mg , , H as 4 u. I H :4f,,.. 'fa' gw-Q L . -,vi . 'JV YF! YY- -- - 'Wuxi hiv -. ff.fN!5 ' 5 as , w W!!! l Rs ,xx .. 'Y J' 5.pf . hx X01 1 A N1 'L- ' 9 w A 1 f' 'QE' if . 1 J, 1' I M . lv A, , 1 1 As our day ends, We linger at Sundown recalling its accomplishments and imperfections, knowing that in its afterglow will come tomorrow and other Orendas to be inspired by our day dreams .....,