Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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25 1949 Senior DORRANCE, GEORGE-Uunel Ramal, Junior Membership Chairman, '48, Frolics, Hi-Y. DOSS, NANCY-Uunel Cherokee. DOUGLAS, MARY-Uunel Haienonis, Wapika, Speakers' Forum, Cherokee. DREYER, MARY-ELDA-IJan.j Los Habladores, Cherokee. DUCKWORTH, MARINE-Uunej Transferred from La- fayette, Louisiana. DUDLEY, JOHN-Uunel. DUNCAN, BILL-Uunel Los Habladores, La Cinquantaine, Frolics, Variety Show, Hi-Y, DUNN, LARRY-lSummer Schooll. DUPRE, PATRICIA KAY-IJan.J Kachina, Wapika, Texas Junior Academy of Science, Cherokee. DURRANCE, FRED-Uunel Senior Cabinet, National Honor Society, Orenda Staff, '47-'49, Student Council, '48-'49, May Fete, '47, Frolics, Variety Show, Labora- tory Assistant. DWYER, JOAN-Uuneb Transferred from Yonkers, New York, Y-Teen, Cherokee. DYER, JEANETTE-Uunej Texas Junior Academy of Sci- ence, Orchestra, Christian Student Union. EDMUNDSON, MARY LOU-Uunel Palamar, Social Chair- man, '48-'49, Student Council, '46-'47, Kachina, Presi- dent, '48, Haienonis, All City Choir, Frolics, Red Cross Representative, Gym Class Leader, Cherokee. EDWARDS, RUTH ANN-Uunel Ladaka, Sports' Chair- man, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '48, Christian Student Union, Orchestra, Frolics, Y-Teen, Cherokee. EHLER, MARLA-Uunej Haienonis, Secretary, '48, Red Cross Representative, '48, May Fete Entertainer, '48, Frolics, Variety Show, Gym Class Leader, City Volley- ball, Cherokee. ELIZARDI, BETTY-Uunel Haienonis, Orenda Beauty, Frolics, Y-Teen, Cherokee. ELLIOTT, NICK-Uunel Kachina, Football, Hi-Y. ENDICOTT, JOHN-Uunel Transferred from Dallas, Texas. EPPS, DUDLEY-Uunel Ramal, H Association, Secre- tary, '48, Swimming Letterman, '47-'48, Hi-Y. ERBE, MARY ANN-Uunel Belles, Los Habladores, Chris- tian Student Union, Cherokee.

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1949 Senior DAVIDSON, DORIS-Uunel National Honor Society, Tawasi, Texas Junior Academy of Science! Red CIOSS Representative, '48-'49, Museum Show, '48, Waplkai Art Key Award, '46, Frolics, Art Department, Chris- tian Student Union, Y-Teen, Cherokee. DAVIDSON, J. L.-KSummer Schoolj. DAVIS, JOHN-Uunej Irari, Hi-Y. DAWSON, MARTHA-Uunel Palomar, Los Hoblodores, Christian Student Union, Office Assistant, Y-Teen, Cherokee. DAY, LUCIUS-Uunej. DAYVAULT, DOROTHY-Uunel Wapika, Tawasi, Chris- tian Student Union, Archery Club, Cherokee, Y-Teen. DEATS, GORDON-Uunej Hi-Y. DECHMAN, JANIS-iJan.J National Honor Society, Tawosi, Cherokee, DEDERICK, JEANNIE-Uunel Palomar, Sergeantiat- Arms, '48, Haienonis, Publicity Chairman, '48, Frolics, Variety Show, Y-Teen, Cherokee. DEHNERT, JOHN-Uunel H Association, Football Manager, 48, Hi-Y, DE LONG, SONNY-Uunel R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant, Non Commissioned Officers' Club, '48. DERIVAN, ELIZABETH-Uan.J National Honor Society, Kachina, Christian Student Union, Cherokee. DICKERSON, BUSTER-Uunel Kachina, National Thespian Society, National Forensic League, Speakers' Forum, Declamation, '48, Debate, '47-'48, R.O.T.C., Irori. DICKERSON, CAROLYN-Uunel Junior Cabinet, Palamor, Los Hoblodores, Christian Student Union, Wapika, Y-Teen, Cherokee, DICKSON, DON-Uunel R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant, Non Commissioned Officers' Club, Officers' Club, Hi-Y. DICKSON, ROSANNE-Uunel National Honor Society, Palomar, Sports' Chairman, '48-'49, Kachina, Secretary, '47-'48, Los Habladores, Christian Student Union, Gym Class Leader, Orendo Beauty, Frolics, Office Assistant, Y-Teen, Cherokee. DILLIARD, JOE-Uunej. DODD, JOHN-fSummer Schoalj. DOHERTY, PAT--Uunel Palomar, Cherokee. DONALDSON, JEAN-Uunej Cherokee. It is the half-way mark in the day of these seniors. The conversa- tion at the beginning of the lunch period probably began with, Do you really think Mr. Bailey will give us a test today? or l'm sure I flunked my Civics test. As the effects of the warm sun and soft comfortable gross began to get a hold, school was temporarily for- gotten and the conversation probably took a turn to, l wonder if Jane has a date this Friday? or Did you hear about the special train to Fort Worth for the game? But all too soon the bell will ring and with it will come thoughts of school and fifth period.

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26 1949 Senior ETHRIDGE, PAT-Uunel Niwauna, Red Cross Representa tive, '48-'49, Wapika, Los Habladores, Y-Teen Cherokee. EVANS, BOB-Uunel Frolics, Band. FAGAN, LILA-Uunel Tawasi, Social Chairman, '48-'49 Frolics. FAGLEY, BOB-lJan.J lrari, R.O.T.C., Sergeants' Club, Officers' Club, Band, Orchestra, Frolics, May Fete, '46-'48, Football B Team, '47, Hi-Y. FAIRCHILD, JEAN-Uunel National Honor Society, Ni- wauna, Treasurer, '48, Haienonis, Treasurer, '48, Se- quoyha, Vice-President, '48, Wapika, Kachina, La Cinquantaine, Frolics, Y-Teen, Cherokee, Senior Class Poet, '49, FECHNER, BETTY JEAN-iSummer Schaoll Senior Cabinet. FELTS, ALLEN-Uunel R.O.T.C., '46-'49, FENDLEY, SHIRLEY--lJan.J Lancer Staff, '48, Haienonis, Frolics, Cherokee. FITCH, BARBARA-Uunel Cherokee. FOLEY, JOE-lSummer Schaoll. FOOSHEE, DALE-Uunel Student Council, Vice-president, '48-'49, Junior Class Vice-president, Ramal, Alternate Cheerleader, Basketball. FORBES, Show, Team, FOSTER FOSTER I JOE ANN-Uunel Ladaka, Haienonis, Variety Frolics, Bowling Letterman, '48, City Bowling '47, May Fete Jester, All City Choir, Cherokee. COLLEEN-Uunel Cherokee. DOROTHY-Uunel National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, '48-'49, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Captain, '48-'49, Officers' Club, Rifle Team, lrari Sweetheart, '47, May Fete, '47-'48, Frolics, Christian Student Union, Y-Teen, Cherokee. FRAME, ELOISE-Uunel Palamar, Los Habladores, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Secretary, '47, Treasurer, '48, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Captain, Lieutenant, Rifle Team, City R.O.T.C. Princess, '47, lrari Princess, '47, Red Cross Represen- tative, '48-'49, May Fete, '48, Frolics, Wapika, Mem- bership Chairman, '47, Publicity Chairman, '48, Haie- nonis, Social Chairman, '48, All City Choir, Christian Student Union, Art Key, '47, Y-Teen, Cherokee. FREDRICKSON, BETTY JEAN-Uunel Kachina, Y-Teen, Cherokee. FREUND, GRETE-Uunel Arrowhead, National Honor Society, Los Habladores, Red Cross Representative, '48, Cherokee. FREY, JACK-Uunel Christian Student Union, Transferred from Los Angeles, California. FRUIT, NANCE-Uunej Niwauna, Historian, '48-'49, Wapika, Red Cross Representative, '46-'47, Christian Student Union, Frolics, Y-Teen, Cherokee. FULLILOVE, JEANNIE-Uunel Los Habladores, Archery Team, Cherokee. The afternoon before the Lamar-Austin football game had at last come. The football team had left school early and were home resting, and out at the High School Stadium the cheerleaders began decorating the goal posts with bright streamers of red and blue crepe paper. To these students, who have always seen that the posts were decorated, this afternoon was no different from any previous one. The empty stadium still stood massively against a blue sky, the cracked ground was still hard, and the same colored boys were pouring lime on the field to mark the yard stripes. After the posts were decorated, the streamers waved and flapped in the wind, the cheerleaders walked over to the Junior High School Stadium and watched Lanier beat Johnston for the city cham- pionship.