Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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anaar-9 Claw Ufficel-A President DICK BINTLIFF Vice-president SHIRLEY LOCKWOOD Secretary MARY GEN E JOHNSON Treasurer MARTIN SCHEID Lawyer JOHN SHUDDE Poet V JULIA ORYNSKI Most Popular Girl MERLE STRIEKERT Most Popular Boy DICK BINTLIFF Most Representative Girl SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG Most Representative Boy JOEL CARROLL Senior Cabinet PHILIP BLATT, JOEL CARROLL, JIMMY LOGAN, EVERLYN MCMILLIAN, TRAVIS MILLER, MERLE STRIEKERT, DICK BINTLIFF SHIRLEY LOCKWOOD, MARTIN SCHEID, MARY GENE JOHNSON

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A room that is rarely frequented by the boys is the cooking room on the third floor. Here the more domestic girls don their aprons, turn on the stoves, and fill the halls with aromas of their handiwork. Not all their time is spent here, how- ever, often the cooking classes have helped the home economics girls prepare teas and other entertainment. Pictured at the left is Mrs. Wil- son's fifth period class, which includes Nancy McAnelly, June McCarthy, June Ashen, and Jeanette Dyer. Speaking of filling the halls with aromas of their handiwork-the chemistry students on the first floor by the mere twist of a Bunsen burner can produce some of the most awful smells imaginable. With the fumes of hydrogen sulfide on their hands, and small pieces of red and blue litmus paper sticking out of their pockets the chemistry students are easily recognizable. ln the picture on the left Mr. Bailey prepares to test a bottle of hydrogen with a burning splint while his class stands braced for the explosion. One of the most beautiful and different rooms in the school is Miss Henderson's art class. Each Thursday the class' work is placed on the board without the artist's name, and in a semicircle the class judges each others work. In the picture Miss Henderson stands to the left discussing one of her student's creations. An English classroom can be one of the most interesting in the school. Miss Buchanan, who sponsors the school's creative writing club, is pictured at the left with her fifth period class. This class of seniors including Melvin Brochstein, Barbara Fitch, Jean Donaldson, Evelyn Brady, Bobby Grainger, and Rupert Johnson are listening intently while Bill Munnerlyn and Lenore Garrard play some records of Macbeth. These records from the library are part of an audio-visual edu- cation course which is one of the many modern teaching methods Lamar students are bene- fited by.

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