Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Left: MRS. TILA HENNES 1 Advisor l Right: MRS. Rose GOOIJRICI-I Advisor s 1 l l 3 t 1 The faculty puppeteers have great influence on the cast, for through the student-teacher relationship much is accomplished, In the English Department, under Miss Hazelle McCarty, a student receives training in the appreciation of both American and English literature. Grammar and creative writing are also stressed. The Mathematics Department stresses practical application and the reasoning behind formulas and methods. Algebra, both plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, as well as commercial mathematics are offered. Mrs. Hazel Brinton heads this department. The Science Department offers subjects to interest all students. Sophomores take the course in biology, while Juniors and Seniors can avail themselves of fields of chemistry and physics. This department, under Mr. B. Kent, is one of our most up-to-date. Miss Margaret Young is in charge of the Foreign Language Department. In adClitiOI1 to Offering Sp211'1iSl'1 and FI'CI1ch, Lamar has the distinction of being the only public school in the city to offer fourth year Latin. The Social Science Department, under Mr. Lee Duggan, offers American history, civics, economics, and social problems, The Music Department, under Mr. Lee Kc-ding, is one of the finest in the state. In addition to a superb R.O.T.C. Band and a versatile Orchestra, several choruses make music. The Commercial Department headed by Mrs. T. Rowzee, the Art Department under Miss Norma Henderson, the Home Economics and Industrial Departments under Mrs. Videlle Wilson and Mr. Arthur Herring respectively, and the Physical Education Departments under Mr. Bob Schulze and Mrs. Kitty Lowry, round out the well planned curriculum. lvfr. Edward Adams Mrs. Evelyn YY. Allen Nliss Laura Anderson Mrs. Nlay Bourgeoise Miss Inez Bryan Miss Margaret Miss Flora Burghdorf Nlathematics History Science Girls, P. E. History Buchanan Nurse English Mr. J. H. Carr Xlrs. Opal Chase Xlrs. Edith Cox lwlr. Louis Dee Mrs. Ruth Denney Mr. Lee Duggan Miss Helen Dxoracek Wood Shop English Librarian Blathernatics Drama History Girls n u

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Our Puplbeteefcf. . . Left: MRS. EDITH BOREN The Puppeteers are those who actually manipulate the puppets, they govern each action and gesture. Our office staff and faculty do an admirable job in this Field. Each one holds a position which is essential to the mechanics and smooth running of thc production. It is through Mrs. Ruth Leavell, the Dean, that Lamarites check in and out of school, in her office absentee reports are tallied, and messages are received for students. Mrs. Edith Boren and Mrs. Gwendolyn Koch, the Registrars, have the demanding job of keeping all permanent records, of sending grade transcripts and applications to colleges for seniors, and of checking class standings. Mrs. Alice Harrell, in the main office, acts as Mr. Wright's secretary, and runs the general school business and corre- spondence. With the able assistance of Mrs. Lorena Kobe and Mrs. Isabel Peden, the Clerks, such affairs as the balancing of money transfers, the safe-keeping of funds o' school organizations, and the care of general records are carried on. Mrs. Peden supervises the cafeteria cashiers, as well, and Mrs. Kobs is in charge of all mimeo- graphing. In the Guidance Office, Mrs. Ula Henncs anil Mrs. Rose B. Goodrich are always on hand to solve problems concerning four year plans. Here, a complete fi'c of college bulletins and requirements may be found, while all scholarships and applications go through this office, too. Also, important test records are kept on file here, and this busy place is responsible for administering and tabulating the results of the Otis Test. In each office, some of the duties are taken over by students. Earh oflice is equally Valuable, and without any one of them, this school could not function. MRS GXVENIIOLYN Kocu MRs. LORENA KOBS MRs. lsA1s1f1L Pam-:N MRS. ALICE HARRELL Regixfrar Clerk Clerk Secretary 0 5 Registrar Right: MRS, RUTH H. LEAVELL Dean

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l ur Puppeteerf . . l Mrs. Hr-len Earl Mrs. l,aFaye Ford Miss Louise Fuller Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Mae Gales Mr. Calvin Gentry Mr. Ned Gochenuur Fra nth, English Englixh Elzgixlz, jnurlzalitm Gallagher Englixh Scienre Srivnrf, Boys, Alhlcrifyr Librruian Mrs. Thelma Bliss Elise Hawkins Bliss Norma Henderson Miss Frances Mrs. Elanor Mr. Harold Johnson , ll2lIllIIll'!'llllg Girll' Atlilrlifs Art Mr. Arthur llcrrinu Hollinxrswurth Huddlestnn Bnyx' Alhletirr A1z1tlu'nzalir's Induylriul Artx Sriram' Sltmrziflz l l ask for admzts . Frank Siler, ccntcr, gets plenty of advice from Rex MCKW-vu-r, Spanish studr-nts exhibit typical souvcnirs. Hero, lrft to right left, and Don Brightman and Don Martin, right, as hr- works are: Nancy Crowell, John Ray, John Davis, Jen Tomlinson, on his project in thc metal shop. Sally Dimon. gi V,-1 1 Q