Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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DRAMA Je A tense moment in the play On the Night of January Ruth Denney Judge Joe Cadenhead has a hard time keeping order in the Sixteenth is portrayed by Jack Bailey, Richard Sykes, Kay court between Kay Watson and Rita Burda. Watson, and Rebby Gregg. Barbara Smith shows Jerry Cox and Barbara Hafner how Above, Mary Brown Judy Ehman and Sue Myers put the finishing touches to mix the exact color for their painting. Below on their masterpieces. HQMlgmlilnlillQS!NG Flora Buryzhdorf Sue Smith helps Johnnie Voltok her hands until they Not m Dlcture The patient, Barbara Burke, rises in bed with the careful are xcu Kitty Lowry aid of Sue Smith as Johnnie Voitek and Barbara Roberts look on. .19.

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DRIVERS EDUCATION GH Betty Dahme, Janet Hintikka, and Yvonne Jennings study J. B. Millsap Mr. Millsap demonstrates the use of the dual-control on traffic problems in the drivers' training room. the new training car. AAANUAL TRAINING Mr. Carr snows Eddy Rayburn, Ovid Johnson, and Victor Above, H. E. Butler Tommy Pope and Mr. Herring are busy with some of the Vermillion how to make the perfect new frame for their Below, J. H. Carr machines in the metal shop class. girl friencl's picture. Not in picture Arthur Herring. I-ICDAAE ECONCDAAICS Mina, Hintz, Ann Bown, Bennie Binford, and Gayle Jenkins Bebe Sandel: Not Trying out the new electric dishwasher are Charlene Griscom, consult the latest fashion magazine for new ideas. picture, Videlle Wilson. Martha Wainwright, and Carolyn Nasso. .18.

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BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIQN George Hartung Donald Longcope Robert Schulze Murray Finer and Donald Stewart watch as the seniors perfect their basketball skills. After checking the roll this sophomore class will be ready for a quick basketball game. Come on, pass me the ball! ..... OK, boys, let's take a few laps! .... Look out, he's trying to steal third! Boys at Lamar are offered outstanding opportunities to develop themselves physically as well as mentally. Under the guidance of such able coaches as Mr. Pepper, Mr, Schulze, Mr. Longcope, and Mr. Hartung, a wide variety of sports are enjoyed by all participants, irrespective of ability. Football is, of course, the first love of almost all boys, and they are given extensive instruction in the fundamentals of the game as well as ample time to put them in practice. Spring means baseball season, and the annual polishing of the diamond. Track is very popular at Lamar, and the would-be cinder-star is taught thoroughly the art of running. The old hoop holds a fascination for many, especially since Lamar has such excellent basketball courts. Many boys elect to take swimming, always a favorite sport. Tennis and volleyball, too, are part of the athletic pro- gram. In every activity, good sportsmanship and clean playing are stressed, and physical fitness in everyday living. Doing push-ups as part of their gym test are Larry Schmucker, Murray Finer and Art Cramer.