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5 ClllSSlS Lamar recognizes the fact that manual training is a phase of education not to be overlooked. Here a student is at work in Lamar's newly built and equipped shop. Art is one subject that is as much fun as work. Here a group of students are busily working on one of their proiects, the construction of paper mache figures. Lucky is the man who marries one of these girls, for she will certainly be an experienced chef after finishing the cooking course offered by Lamar's home economics department. As busy as bees but twice as clever are these girls at work in one of Lamar's classes in sewing, iust another phase of home economics instruction. Upper right: MR. H. E. BUTLER Chairman, Industrial Arts Lower right: MRS. H. L. SANDEL Chairman, Home Economics Lower left: MISS NORMA HENDERSON Chairman, Art Department rafzsmssmewmw '-so sem. w
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llllIUlll Right shoulder arms! comes the com- mand which these R.O.T.C. students are about to follow during practice in drill- ing, one part of the extensive military training Lamar's cadets receive. Music! Music! Music! certainly fills the halls at Lamar. ln addition to regular classes such as this, there are two or- ganized choruses, the Girls' Chorus and the Mixed Chorus. No one can say that the field of com- mercial arts is neglected at Lamar. As proof here are typing students busily at work trying to improve their ac- curacy and speed. Lamar girls find that physical education courses have certainly changed since mother was a girl. Here, for instance, these girls are practicing for a test in First Aid, a regular part of their gym training. Upper left: MR. LEE S. KEDING Chairman, Music Department Lower left: MRS. MAY H. BOURGEOIS Chairman, Girls' Physical Education Lower right: CAPTAIN CARL H. SMITH Commandant, R.O.T.C. E143 xx ,W ELL.
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enior CKGJ5 ' enior gfarm ' I enior C5155 ' enior CALM J A N U A R Y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...............,. Ben Brewer Vice-President .. .... Kenneth Horton Secretary . .. ..... Joy Nicolai Treasurer ..... . . .Glenna McCarthy Class Lawyer .. ..... Virgil Willis Class Poet ........ .... B ruce Hartman Most Popular Girl .... Norma Brooks Most Popular Boy .......... Bill Van Wart Most Representative Girl ...... Jem Bentz Most Representative Boy .... Bill Van Wart SENIOR CABINET Ben Brewer Kenneth Horton Lewis Brooks Glenna McCarthy Joy Nicolai BEN BREWER President lt is easy to see that friendliness, cz ready smile, and true ability make a winning combination in Ben, President of the January Class. KENNETH HORTON JOY NICOLAI GLENNA MCCARTHY Vice-President Secretary Treasurer T16
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