Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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BROOKS, BROWN, Union, BROWN, Honor 1949 Seniv TED-Uunei Transferred from Saint Thomas. JOELLEN-Uunel Wapika, Christian Student Y-Teen, Cherokee. NANCY JANE - fJan.J Arrowhead, National Society, Wapika, Ceramic Art Pieces in Philadel- phia Art Show, '48, Ceramic Art Pieces in Art Museum Show, '48, Library Assistant, Office Assistant. BRUNSON, BRYANT-Uunei Christian Student Union, Hi-Y. BRUNT, JOANNE - Uunej Tawasi, Junior Membership Chairman, '48-'49, Y-Teen, Cherokee. BUCKSTAFF, JOANN - Uunej Senior Cabinet, Arrow- head, National Honor Society, Palomar, Chaplain, '48- '49, City Swimming Letterman, '48, Gym Class Leader, Cherokee. BURCH, PETE-Uunel Student Council, '48-'49. B U R G E S S, C H A R LES--Uunej R.O.T.C., Non-Commis- sioned Officers' Club, '47, Officers' Club, '48. BURK, MARY-Uunel Haienonis, Frolics, Y-Teen. BURKE, okee. BURKE, BEVERLY-Uunei Christian Student Union, Cher- HELEN-Uunel Arrowhead, National Honor So- ciety, Chums, Haienonis, Frolics, Los Habladores, Red Cross Representative, '48-'49, Christian Student Union, Y-Teen, Cherokee, BURR, JANE-Uunej Chums, Sports' Chairman, '48-'49, City Bowling Team, '48-'49, Cherokee Bowling Secre- tary, '48-'49, Gym Class Leader, Student Council, '47- '48, Red Cross Representative, '46-'47, Los Habladores, Y-Teen. BURTON, KATHY-Uunej Belles, Cherokee, BUSE, BETTY JOELLA-Uunej Christian Student Union: Los Habladores, Y-Teen, Cherokee, BYER, MARILYN-Uunej Texas Junior Academy of Sci- ence, Christian Student Union, Los Habladores, Chero- kee. CAGLE, MARTHA-Uunej Kachina, Christian Union. CALLAHAN, WALLACE-Uunel Hi-Y. CANTRELL, BILL-Uunej Hi-Y. CARPE, JOHN-Uan.J Football, Hi-Y. CARROLL, JOEL BARTON- Uan.J Most Representative Boy, '48, National Honor Society, Senior Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, Lancer, Editor, '48-'49.

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N 1949 Senior BERLETH, DON-KJan.J Ramal, Student Council, '48-'49, May Fete Duke, '48, Hi-Y. BERTELSEN, BETTY-Uunel Niwauna, Haienonis, Frol- ics, Christian Student Union, Y-Teen, Cherokee. BICKLEY, MARTHA - Uunel Belles, Los Habladores, Christian Student Union. BINTLIFF, DICK-KJan.J Senior Class President, '48, Most Popular Boy, '48, Sophomore Class Vice-president, Football, May Fete Duke, '46, Lord, '47. BITTEL, BARBARA-Uunel Chums, Library Assistant, Los Habladores, Christian Student Union, Clinic As- sistant, Y-Teen. BLADES, BONNIE - Uan.l Niwauna, Christian Student Union, Lancer Staff, '48, Kachina, Cherokee, BLAINE, TUCKER - Uunel Texas Junior Academy of Science, Christian Student Union, R.O.T.C., Office As- sistant, BLANKINSHIP, EDWINA-Uunej Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Belles, Haienonis, Los Habladores, Ka- china, Christian Student Union, Red Cross Representa- tive, '46-'49, All City Choir, Cherokee. BLATT, PHILIP-lJan.J Senior Cabinet, Ramal, Chap- lain, '48, Sequoyha, National Forensic League, Speak- ers' Forum. BOEHM, SUE-Uan.l Tawasi, Cherokee, BOONE, BURDETTE-Uunei Bond. BORNEMAN, JANE- Uunel Tawasi, Sports' Chairman, '47-'48, Secretary, '48-'49, Gym Class Leader, Christian Student Union, Archery Club, Y-Teen Secretary, '48- '49, Cherokee. BOYD, BROOKS-lJan.J Ramal. BRADY, EVELYN-Uunej Tawasi, Office Assistant, Gym Class Leader, Cherokee. BRAILAS, ALEX-QJan.J Hi-Y. BRANNEN, HERSCHEL - Uunej Pow Wow, Kachina, Frolics, Red Cross Representative, Band, '46-'47, Hi-Y. BRIMBERRY, ROBERT-fJan.J. BROCHSTEIN, MELVIN-Uunel Ramal. BRODEN, MARIANNE - Uunej Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Student Council, '47-'48, Chums, Haie- nonis, Volleyball Letter, '47, All City Choir, Los Habla- dares, Christian Student Union, Y-Teen, Cherokee. BRODNAX, BOBBY A- Uunel H Association, Program Chairman, '48, Swimming Letterman, '47-'49, Foot- ball Manager, Hi-Y. Your attention for the afternoon announcements! These words have become a permanent echo in the memory of every Lamar stu- dent by the time he is a senior. The school communication system has always been a thing of awe and fascination, for by the mere flick of a button over 1500 students can listen to you, and with the same amount of ease it is possible to tune in any one particular class. lt is no wonder that by two fifty each afternoon Mr. Moyes' office is cluttered with students waiting in line to make broadcasts. Here Henry Wilde and Larry Wrightsman make final preparations for an announcement advertising the Hi-Y Midnight Show. Grete Freund, Janet Gast, and Georgia May prepare an elaborate adver- tisement of Ladaka's Twilight Twirl while Johnny Miller gets the record player ready. l W'!z2i3QVL2Z1H.Jl'X Ya f1El'w-K-1-!tWA'QkQSS41iZZMv..,g.,. .. X .. . WI

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I949 Seniv CARSEY, BOB-Uunej Cheerleader, Ramal, Kachina. CARSON, ELLER ELIZABETH- Uunel La Cinquantaine, Cherokee. CARSON, JACK-Uunel Football, Letterman, '48, H Association, '48, National Forensic League, Speakers' Forum, Christian Student Union, Hi-Y. CARTER, BETTY-Uuneb Kachina, Transferred from Bow- ling Green, Kentucky. CASTELLE, ROSE-Uunel Tawasi, Cherokee. CASTLE, JULIA LOU-Uunej City Volleyball, Christian Student Union, Y-Teen, Cherokee. CHAMPENOIS, FAYE-Uunel Gym Class Leader, Chris- tian Student Union, La Cinquantaine, Cherokee. CHANSLOR, BILL-Uunel Football, Letterman, '47-'48, Baseball, Letterman, '48-'49, H Association, Vice- president, '48, Sequoyha, May Fete, '48, Most Popular Boy, '49, CLARK, DAVE-Uan.J Pow Wow, Social Chairman, '47, Band, R.O.T.C., Athletic Association, Non Commis- sioned Officers' Club, Orchestra, All City Orchestra, Frolics, Variety Show, May Fete, '47, Lamar Bowling Team, '46, Hi-Y. CLARK, KENNETH-Uunel lrari, R.O.T.C., Band, Lieu- tenant, Non Commissioned Officers' Club, Secretary- Treasurer, '47, May Fete, '47-'48, Frolics, Orchestra. CLAYTON, JOHN-Uunel Transferred from Stephenville, Texas. CLEMONS, ROBERT-Uunel Arrowhead, President, '48, National Honor Society, Junior Cabinet, Student Coun- cil, '47-'48, Romal, President, '48, Orenda, Assistant Class Editor, '47-'48, Life Section Editor, '48, Editor, '48-'49, Tawosi Cup, Sequoyha, Assistant Anthology Editor, '47-'48, National Essay League of America, Fourth Place, '48, Quill and Scroll, Frolics, Fire Cap- tain, Hi-Y, Treasurer, '48-'49, Senior Class Presi- dent, '49. CLINE, ANN-Uunel Chums, Los Habladores, Y-Teen, Cherokee. CLINE, JANE-Uunel Cherokee, CLOUGH, KENNETH-Uunel R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, '47-'48, Hi-Y. COBB, BOBBY-tJan.J Football Letterman, '47-'48, May Fete, H Association. COLLINS, JOAN-Uunel Haienonis, La Cinquantaine, Frolics. CONVERSE, CAROL-fJan.J Kachina, Christian Student Union, Frolics, Cherokee. COOPER, ANN-Uunej Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Chums, Recording Secretary, '48-'49, Gym Class Leader, Office Assistant, Red Cross Representa- tive, '47-'48, Y-Teen, Membership Chairman, '48-'49, Cherokee. COOPER, ANN-Uunej Arrowhead, National Honor Kachina, Speakers' Forum, Haienonis, Y-Teen, Cherokee. Every day at three o'clock across Westheimer Road on about the thirty-three hundred block for the past ten years there has been a temporary delay in traffic. This is due to the stream of students who make a dash for the River Oaks Drug Store at the close of school. Here, in all the confusion they can muster, students meet, order cokes or ice cream cones, call their mothers, have yo-yo contests, and cause general commotion. Although a haven for students after school, the drug store is strictly off limits during school hours, and to be found here unexcused is a serious offense. Seen here after school are Carol Noble, Hammy Hill, Mavis Hardy, Allen Felts, Benny Hood, Carolyn Dickerson, Wilbur Sprague, and Joe Barto.