Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1955 volume:

.F U1 Q 9 G 'L lin. 1 Q 61 11? ' Cl 4: J-'-9 Q I Cr T r' G Q 42- 4.-1241 ?. l N1. l12' k i f.' il -1 F' l 0 KAY BRAZELTON, Editor 0 HELEN RAAZ, Assistant Editor 0 TOMMIE LU STORM, Art Editor i955 , 0 ANNETTA WING, Business Manager I SALLY KATE MARSHALL, Club Editor 0 JOHNNY BROWN, Photographer UREHDH I Volume XVII 0 Published by the students O Mirabeau B. Lamar High School 0 Houston, Texas TLS Fllllflllllllll ,O Hi Redskins! Let me introduce myself. if I'm BIG RED, and together you and l are Lamar. I'm the intangible Spirit, y not the Great Spirit, that's Orenda- but I'm at your pep rallies and In your classrooms This year I'm featured in Orenda along with the school song and our MAP OF TEXAS And listen Students Kay has tried to give this 1955 book a new look This is the first year the Orenda has been published by the Llthographnc process which gave the staff more freedom un page make up and the use of color Now come with me my Indian Friends Follow me up the mam walk past the flagpole and the rose bed past the MAP of TEXAS past the trophy cases and down the corridors of Lamar -l. Let s see ourselves in pictures and an story at work and at play TE each one singing a song as he goes 2 Q Nw , I . I . . I - l I all If , 5 through the front doors, Y . ' Q bt L M4 1 I ' L gulf CIIIIIEIIIS H II H II I IH I II Faculty Seniors Sophomores Honor Societies I I IH I I I Ii H I Beauties May Fete Court Outstanding Students H I H I I I I II S Sports Life Boys' Sports Girls' Sports H II I I V I I I E S Organizations R.O.T.C. So ' I CI b x 1 f, 'P ff- if N .V Fmt. r- If . V, In L, 1' ,-4 'Vff f at X .g I T: Q-' ' v 1 1 ' ,- ' Tx u. 1 ' 4 , A ,..--r.. .. ' 1 ,- 1 ' av- v , W ' ' - ' .. f ' :-J' T' ' ' e 1-:ul-- A n X , L .-I - - 1.0 r f , X ,, .-h..,... 0 ., -,Jud 4- . 1 . . V ,J . ......,-,.. if-me . '- sf ' . V ,j V , f N -1-1 mf-'-,' Q-,ji Ah Y. ,JV J 1 X ,XA X k YP:-Q-1.'f. ' ,L . 'bxfn Q, X -1511, , . 5 5 5. '5 , it, ,,?' -visas S.. ,,N,,Y . ' .. X V F A. 11 ,'.v. - . ' v ' . 'H 'I . . ' ' ' ' f ' ' 1 , E 'I , ,J - , X , f ',,..- - 4 , . jr ' ,, A -A' Q V ' - ,.- ff A .. -5 J-, ,M X 3, . f ,V .af ' f - r ' ' H - x Q '41 ' - f , , , ,x . . 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' , 'o X ,-- MR J H WRIGHT Prnnclpal Here In IS a beautufully nllustrated record of another memorable year at Lamar Your Orenda staff presents nn words and pnctures the story of the current year In a manner whtch wall help to make a treasured memory of your school year nn achuevement whlch has been yours And as the years go glldmg by may you have continued happlness and success an your every undertakung Wuth sincere compllments and congratulations to your Orenda staff and sponsors for a well planned and completed work Yours smcerely J H Wright 6 May this booklhelp to keep in your memory the ioy and happiness HCHDHHIC FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES HONOR SOCIETIES Z Miss Bryan, Mrs. Peden, Mrs. Farrar, and Mr. Keding sign the register before starting another day. During their off periods, you'll find Mrs. Rock- well, Mrs. Stecher, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Gentry recuperating in the teachers' lounge. Mcrgaret Page, Chronicle Book Lady, here talks to Mr. Hugh Roy Cullen about the recently released story of his life. 8 'law' I' V rf- ' . ,Fifi ! a, l fy f . n , 1 rr ,. , -A cw , .,, . it Miss Taylor, Mrs. Earle, and Miss McCarty help with the decorations for the teacher's tea for the new bride, Mrs. Page. Mrs. Leavell, Mrs. Gates, Miss Morris, and Mrs Sandel wait to be served at the P.T.A. tea the teachers, by Mrs. Brazelton, while Mrs Cole, President of the P.T.A., and Mrs. Ginther the hostess, look on. Teachers also have to brush up on their sub- jects. Mr. Duggan, Mrs. Sims, and Mrs. Chase take advantage of the library during their off period. ' ,. N,,,., M ,,.. M ffl-' .1- if ' ' w 4 W + i 3' ,...,.-- Y.--.......,........M.-,,,. , ,.,, 5 if , ff. ef ff, KAL Z. .1 Q' FY W XF, usp., mf W - U 4 af X T11 Q -X BMV - V w w A , . ' J., . il MRS. ROSE GOODRICH MR. ERNEST MILLS MRS. ULA HENNES Counselor Counselor Counselor The students of Lamar are very fortunate in having a capable, well-in- formed faculty to guide them. Headed by our popular principal, Mr. J. H. Wright, the members of the office staff are all experienced in their field. Mr. Lamar Camp, the best gift Reagan could ever have made Lamar, has pulled an effective switch from coach of the Bulldogs last year, to Lamar's respected assistant principal this year. Mrs. Ruth Leavell, Dean, takes messages for various students, in addition to keeping an efficient record of attendance. The counselors, Mrs. Ula Hennes and Mrs. Rose Goodrich, aided on a part-time ANDERSON, MISS LAURA M. Science BRINTON, MRS. HAZEL H. Mathematics BURGHDORF, MISS FLORA M Nurse CARTER, ISAAC Vocational Agriculture CLOUD, MRS. JOSEPHINE J. English COLLINS, MISS SARAH L. English CONSTANT, MRS. MOZELLE English CORDER, RAY C. Driver's Education COX, MRS. EDITH Librarian CRUTCHFIELD, KING Chemistry DAVIS, MRS. JANEVA J. Biology DAVIS, MRS. LOUISE Home Economics DEE, LOUIS Mathematics DENNEY, MRS. RUTH R. Drama DVORACEK, MISS HELEN Physical Education EARL, MRS. HELEN C. French EARLE, MRS. SARAH D. Spanish FARRAR, MRS. BEVERLY C. Speech FILSON, MISS GENEVIEVE Art FORD, MRS. LA FAYE S. l English 10 MRS. LORENA KOBS MRS. ISABEL PEDEN MRS. GWENDOLYN KOCH Clerk Clerk Registrar 27 basis by Mr. Ernest Mills, are always ready to lend a helping hand and advise students having any problems, scholastic or otherwise. They also keep a com- plete file of college catalogues which all students are free to use. When the time comes to send in transcripts and college applications, the seniors couIdn't do without Mrs. Edith Boren and Mrs. Gwendolyn Koch, the Registrars, who also keep the permanent records and check class standings. The Clerks, Mrs. Lorena Kobs and Mrs. Isabel Peden handle all money and expenditures for the school and all of its various organizations. FULLER, MISS LOUISE English GALLAGHER, MRS. JOSEPHINE C. Librarian GATES, MRS. MAE C. English GENTRY, CALVIN B., JR. Physics GOCHENOUR, NED L. Biology HAWKINS, MISS ELISE Physical Education HERRING, ARTHUR D. Metal Shop HILL, WALLACE C. History HOLLINGSWORTH, MISS FRANCES M. Chemistry HOLLISTER, IVY A., JR. Industrial Arts HORNING, SGT. DAVID J. R.O.T.C. MRS. ELANOR F. Spanish JOHNSON, HAROLD R. 3' Physical Education KEDING, LEE S, Music KELLER, MISS VIRGINIA Latin KENT, B. W. Biology KIVELL, BERT H. Physical Education LANG, WALTER S., JR. Mathematics LONGCOPE, DONALD B. Civics MILLER, WINSTON H. Speech HUDDLESTON, Q ' 71 if Elk I , 9 hh 5 -f , r t fi' 11 ,gw . y,fe'if' MILLSAP, JAMES B. Driver's Education MCCARTY, MISS HAZELLE English McLELLAND, MISS MARGARET ROSE Biology NESMITH, MISS FRANCES J. History NEYLAND, MRS. FLORENCE History O'DONNELL, SFC. ROBT L. R.O.T.C. OUTTERSON, LESLIE A. English PEPPER, FRED Physical Education PHELPS, MRS. DOROTHY Mathematics PLEASANTS, MISS JULIA Spanish PORTER, MRS. ELLA S. Mathematics PUSHARD, MRS. GLADYS Mathematics RED, MISS H. LEL Mathematics ROBB, MRS. T. H. History 12 fflf. z 4 f .. ' I in 'N . - V . A 'ii ' g it KTA Teachers Not Pictured: Adams, Edward B., Mathematics, Allen, Mrs. Evelyn W., History, Brasher, Miss Alberta, English, Brown, Miss Mary Lorena, Art, Brumby, Mrs. G. M., Latin, Bryan, Miss Inez, Civics, Buchanan, Miss Margaret E., English, Butler, H. E., Industrial Arts, Carr, J. H., Wood Shop, Chase, Mrs. Opal L., Eng- Iish, Covington, Miss Nina, History, Duggan, Lee, Civics, Greenwood, Miss Helen, English, Hammerling, Mrs. Thelma I., Mathematics. Rose Corder, Earl Dunson, Marie Davis, Mae Hal- Jane Hodell, David Berkshire, Judy Potter, Kay porn, Beverly Bevil, Jean Boggess, and Carrie Thompson, and David Dillehay inspect a model Holt stop their art work to admire Webster of the Globe Theatre which the two boys built. Wren's painting. 12 ROWZEE, MRS. T. J. Typing SANDEL, MRS. H. L. Clothing SANDERS, MRS. MIRA M. Mathematics SIMS, MRS. W. HORACE English STECHER, MRS. VIRGINIA M. Music STEWART, COY P. Physical Education TAYLOR, MISS VIRGINIA English TESHNER, MRS. JENNIE R. English TRIETSCH, H. D. Science TRONGONE, EDWARD Music WEINBERG, MISS HELEN Civics WEIS, MISS PATRICIA ANN Physical Education WHEELER, COCKERELL Chemistry YOST, MRS. AGNES B. English Teachers Not Pictured: Lowry, Mrs. Kitty H., Physical Education, Mills, Ernest M. History, Miner, Mrs. Edna W., Biology, Mohr, Miss Eleanor S., Mathematics, Mor- ris, Miss Nell, Spanish, McDaniel, Mrs. F. V., Mathematics, Page, Mrs. Margaret, Spanish, Penn, Miss Cora Pearl, Latin, Rockwell, Mrs. Frances S., Physical Educa- tion, Scott, Mrs. Mable D., English, Staats, Mrs. Mary K., Mathematics, Staggs Miss Drew Black, English, Wilson, Mrs. Videlle Grant, Foods. I Someone said, Too many cooks spoil the broth , but Mrs. Wilson's cooks, Kay Willis, Judy Fields, Kay Jester, Brenda Broesche, Engle Von Voss, ally Shaffer, and Sandra Drago are iust the and Kathryn Moore can't wait to see whether right number! the Chemistry book is wrong! iw- A '1 .fdll 13 CABINET Kay Baker Diane Doherty Una Lynn Mattizo Carolyn Shearer John Brown Julia Frey Steven Oaks Berry Tolle Jim Burke Annell Haggart Hart Peebles Garrett Tucker George Conrad Bob Jungman Wayne Roberts Martha Willard Jon Knolle Jackie Dewalt Carolyn McGhee MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST POPULAR BOY Kay Brazelfon Jim Bernhard Nancy Frimel Johnny Brown PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Harvin Moore Diane Doherty Steven Oaks Johnny Brown 15 SEHIUHS JUNE ANDERSON JANICE Uunej La Cmquan tame Kachina CSU YTeens Future Teachers of America ARAPOLIS PATRICIA Uunel Lamar O-Liers CSU ARNOLD JEAN Uanuaryl Cartoonists Asso- ciation President Lancer Staff Cartoomst ARRANT MARVIN Uunel Remal Track Team 53- 55 BAKER JOE Uanuaryl Future Farmers of America Secretary 54 BAKER KAY Uunel Junior Cabinet ROTC Sponsor ROTC Officers Club Rifle Team BAKER MALCOLM Uunel Pow Wow Junior Cabinet May Fete Escort 53 Track Letter man 53 54 BAKER WILLIAM Uunel Sequoyah Pres :dent 54 Second Place In Prose Cnty Creative Writing Contest Quill and Scroll Orenda Staff Mounting Editor 54- 55 Remal BALLARD JOHNNY Uunel Future Farmers ot America BALPH ESTHER Uunel Tawasn CSU La Cmquantame Lamar O-Lners Hanenoms BALZAR ELIZABETH ANN Uunej Niwauna BANKS BILL Uunel Pow Wow Hu Y Lab Assistant ADAMS, OATLEY Uunel ADRIAN, MARILYN Uune, - Kedhinay C.S.U., La Cinquentaine, Y-Teens, Gym Leader. ALEXANDER, FRANCES Uunel - National Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, Library Assistant, Tawasi, Waplka, Wowapl, Vice-President, '53, C.S.U. ALEXANDER, LUCRETIA Uunel - Student Council Representative, '53, '54, Mirabaeu, Kachina, La Cinquanteine, C. S. U., Y-Teens, Wepika, Future Teachers of America. ALEXANDER, SARA BETH Uunel - Student Council Representative, '52, Niwauna, Chorelettee, Office Assistant, C. S. U., Ka- china, La Cinquantaine, Y-Teena. ALFANO, VINCENT Uanueryl - Future Ferm- en of America. ALLEMAN, SCOTT Uunel - Band. ALLEN, SAMMY Uunel - Red Cross Represent- ative. ALTMAN, SANDRA Uunel - Kachina, Texas Junior Hiatorical Society, C. S. U. AMES, ROSEMARY Uanuaryl - Red Cross Representative, Niwauna, Kiowa, Choral- ettes, Y-Teens, C. S. U., Gym Leader. ANDERS, BETTY Uune, - Kachina, Treasurer, '54. ANDERSON, JAMES Uunel TEXAS' LARGEST CLAS ,Q J- YE fin? 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CONRAD, GEORGE Uunel - National Honor Society, Ramal, Student Council Representa- tive, '53-'54, Quill and Scroll, Orenda Staff, Hi-Y, Membership Chairman, '53, Treasurer, '54, Office Assistant, Senior Cabinet. COOK, CLAYTON Uunel COOPER, NANCY Uunel - Haienonis. CORDER, ROSE Uunel - Chums, Sports Chairman, Texas Junior Historical Society, President, Lamar-O-Liers, C.S.U., Y-Teens. CORNELIUS, BILL Uunel - Drill Platoon, Color Guard Commander, '53-'55, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, President, '54-'55. CORNELIUS, JUDITH Uunel - Choralettes, C.S.U. COX, CARROLL Uunel - Ireri, Hi-Y, Golf Team. COX, CATHERINE Uunel - Tawasi, Lamar-O- Liers, Haienonis, Kiowa. COX, PHILIP Uunel CRAIG, CAROL Uunel - Tawaai, C.S.U. SCHEDULED CRAIN, MARY LELIA Uunel - Mirabeau, Secretary, '54, Choralettes, Kiowa, Haie- nonis, C.S.U., Kachina, Y-Teens, Sophomore Cabinet, Gym Leader, Office Assistant. CRAMER, ANN Uunel - Student Council Rep- resentative, '52, '54, Niwauna, Library As- sistant, Y-Teens, La Cinquantaine, C.S.U., Choralettes, Gym Leader. CREEKMORE, LUCILLE Uunel - Niwauna, Choralertes, Haienonis, Wowapi, C.S.U., Y- Teens, Gym Leader, Library Assistant. CRONIN, WILLIAM Uunel CROSS, CHARLOTTE Uunel - Tawasi, C.S.U. CROW, CAROLYN Uunel - Palamar, Choral- ettes, C.S.U., Red Cross Representative. CRUTCHFIELD, BOB Uunel -- Kachina, Radio Guild, National Thespian. CULBERTSON, DIANE Lunel -- National Thes- pian, Niwauna, Choralettes, Kachina, La Cinquantaine, C.S,U. CUNDALL, MARY ANNE Uunel - Kachina, C.S.U., Future Nurses of America, Lab As- sistant. CUNNINGHAM, KIRBY Uunel - Rodeo Club, Future Farmers of America, Parliamentarian, '54-'55, CUNNINGHAM, NANCY Uunel - Tawasi, Chaplain, Wapika. CURRY, BILL Uunel ul- . ' 51 T M S P wp, g 1 va 4 fiiiliifl fi ,f i B M ,. my 5435! 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FORD, DON Uunel - Ramal, Hi-Y, Secre- tary, '54-'55. FOUNTAIN, LINDA Uunel - Tawasi, C.S.U., Haienonis. FRANCIS, LILA CLARE Uunel - Choralettes, Office Assistant, C.S.U. EMMERTON, MARY HELEN Uunel - Tawasi, Cartoonists' Association, Kachina, C,S.U. ENDICOTT, ELAINE Uunel - Palamar, Ka- china, Y-Teens. ENGLE, JIMMY Uunel ENGLISH, LINDSEY Uunej - R.O.T.C. Offi- cers' Club, Band. EPPS, BEVERLY Uunel - Choralettes, C.S.U, ESTESS, HENRY Uunej - Ramal, B Team Basketball Letterman, '52-'54. EVANS, WANDA LEE Uunel - Kiowa, Haie- nonis, C.S.U. FAIR, JACK Uunel FALL, KEMPER lSummer Schooll - Lamar-O- Liers. FARREN, BARBARA Uunel - National Honor Society, Kachina, Vice President, '53, Na- tional Thespian, President, '54-'55, Junior Class Secretary, Niwauna, Vice President, '54-'55, Cherokee Basketball Head, Student Council Representative, '53-'54, Advisory Council, '53-'54, Gym Leader, Radio Guild. FAY, LUCY Uunej - Library Assistant, Wow- api, C.S.U. FEIBELMAN, JAY Uunel - Irari, Band. BRAZELTON, BERNHARD, FRIMEL, E, Ag 1. if , 1-'S 'J ,E , i 4 ra. Vip Eff gg 455 , ff-V Q53 , if W f' ,iff f 'f m , V iff Q gf' f x? 'C ,f. 4 l Sn- in .V' we 4, , K. EJ W. W' at mf ,gf sf' Q ak R Q! . 'Ik' f jfgj ,QQ K, w 1 11.1 HAMILTON, SUZIE Uunel - Chums, Y-Teens, C.S.U., Kachina. HAMLIN, JANEL Uunel - Mirabeau, Choral- ettes, C.S.U. HANSLIP, BOB Uunei HARDY, JOAN Uunei - Niwauna, Y-Teens, Secretary, C.S.U., La Cinquantaine, Sopho- more Cabinet, Gym Leader. HARPER, FRANCES Uunej - National Foren4 sic League. HARRIS, FRANCES Uunej - Student Council Representative, Red Cross Representative, Choralettes, Kachina, La Cinquantaine, C.S.U., Y-Teens. HARRISON, NOEL Uunel HAYES, RUFUS Uunej - Pow Wow, Junior Cabinet, Hi-Y, Kachina, HEATH, JOHN Uunel HEFNER, CHARLES Uunei - Awahooy B Football Team Letterman, '53. HEINEN, HUBERT Uunej - Pow Wow, Se- quoyah, Secretary, '54-'55, Kachina, La Cin- quantaine, Drill Platoon, Sergeant, '54-'55. HENDERSON, BARBARA Uunel - Niwauna, Lamar-O-Liers, C.S.U., Y-Teens, La Cin- quantaine, Kachina. IN ARROWHEAD HENDERSON, JANIE Uunel - National Honor Society, Student Council Representative, '53- '54, Y-Teens, Treasurer, '54-'55, Gym Lead- er, Niwauna, Kachina, C.S.U., Wapika, La Cinquantaine, Library Assistant. HENDRIE, CAROLYN Uanuaryj - Chums, Wapika. HENSON, BETTY ANN Uunej - Niwauna, Y- Teens, Office Assistant, Kachina, La Cin- quantaine, C.S.U. HIGGINBOTHAM, MARTHA Uunel - Tawasi, C.S.U., Choralettes. HIGGINS, BOB Uunel - Sophomore Cabinet, A Team Basketball Letterman, '52-'54. HILL, CHARLOTTE Uunel - National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Lancer Staff, Junior Cabinet, Niwauna, C.S.U., La Cin- quantaine, Office Assistant. HILL, DEBORAH Uunej - La Cinquantaine, Haienonis, Lamar-O-Liers. HINKLE, SHEPPIE Uunei - Ramal. HINKLEY, NANCY Uunej - Red Cross Rep- resentative. HINTZ, PATRICIA Uunel - Niwauna, Choral- ettes, C.S.U., Gym Leader. HOLMES, BILLY Uunej HOLT, CARRIE Uanuaryj - Student Council Representative, '53-'54, Advisory Council, '52-'53, C.S.U. W 'TQ' K mm! ggi-wk JR ? Q A if in M ka 3-as 11 rg I sm if f 'V uk gi JOHNSON, KAY Uunel - Tawasi, C.S.U. JOHNSON, MARY JANE Uunel - Chuml, C.S.U. JOHNSON, TOM Uunel - Ramal, Future Farmers of America, B Team Basketball Letterman, '53-'54. JONAS, HANK Uunel JONES, LUDWELL Uunel JONES, PATTY Uunel - C.S.U. JORDAN, JOAN Uunel - National Honor Society, Tawasi, Texas Junior Historical Sc- ciety, Wowapi, Kachina, C.S.U., Lab As- sistant, Library Assistant. JUDAH, POWELL Uunel - Texas Junior Academy of Science. JUNGMAN, BOB Uunel - National Honor So- ciety, Becker City R.O.T.C. Tactics Award, National Forensic League, Red Cross Rep- resentative, R.O.T.C., Special Battalion Staff, Pow Wow, Camera Club, President, Officers Club, Vice President, Radio Guild, Drill Platoon, Rifle Team, Office Assistant, Lab Assistant. KABER, BARBARA Uunel - C.S.U. KAMB, NORMAN Uunel KASSLING, JANIS Uunel - Niwauna, Ka- china, C.S.U., Wapika, Office Assistant. PLAY LAST GAME nf A KEEN, MARY LOU Uanuaryb - C.S.U., Y- Teens, Texas Junior Academy of Science, Texas Junior Historical Society, Secretary, '54, Kachina. KEENAN, JIMMY Uunel - C.S.U., Hi-Y. KELLEY, EMORY Uunel - National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll, Lancer Staff, Red Cross Representative, '52, Library Assistant, Wowapi, Sequoyah, Niwauna, Gym Leed- er, Cherokee Badminton Head, C.S.U., La Cinquantaine, President, '54, Kachina, Choralettes. KELLEY, GARY Uunel KEMP, MIKE Uunel KENNEDY, LUCY Uunel - Kachina, Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America, Lab Assistant. KINCAID, VALERIE Uunel - Transferred from Edna, Texas. KINGELIN, RICKY Uunel - Ramal. KINGSBURY, CYNTHIA Uunel - Tawesi, C.S.U. KLEIN, WARREN Uunel - Awahoo. KNAPP, EMMA Uunel KNOLLE, JON lJunel - Senior Cabinet, Pow Wow, Hi-Y, Secretary, '54f'55. LEE PAT Uunel Student Council Repre- sentative 52 53 Nnwauna Future Nurses of America Texas Junior Academy f Science La Cinquantaine CSU Gym Leader Lab Assistant YTeens LEE RUTH Uunel National Honor Society Tawasi Recording Secretary 54 55 CSU Wowapi Kachina Texas Junior Historical Society La Cmquantame Texas Junior Academy of Science Library Assistant Of tice Assistant LEWIS AUDREY Uanuaryj Chums Waplka Hauenonis C.S.U. LEWIS JAN Uunej - Choralettes- C.S.U.- L Cinquantaine- Kachina- National Thespians. LEWIS THOMAS Uunel LEY BOB Uunel - National Honor Society- National Forensic League- May Fete Escort 54- Hi-Y Treasurer 54- 55 Secretary 53- 54- B Team Basketball Letterman 52- 54. LIGON FRED Uunel LINKE FRANCES Uunel LINDQUIST DON Uunel LIIEFSLEY GAINOR IJUUOI - R.O.T.C. Officers u . LOFTIN BEVERLY Uunel - Tawasi- C.S.U. LOGAN JEAN Uunel - Palamar- C.S.U.- Ka- Chma- Wapika- Office Assistant. KNOX, KAY LINDA Uunel - Sophomore Cab- inet, National Honor Society, C.S.U., Quill and Scroll, Secretary, '54-'55, Kachina, Na- tional Thespian, Gym Leader, Student Coun- cil, Vice President, '54-'55, Niwauna, Pres- ident, '54, Lancer Staff, Choralettes. KOHLER, CAROL KAY Uunel - Lamar-O-Liers, Lab Assistant, C.S.U., Y-Teens. KOTTWITZ, BILLY Uunej - Ramal. KROMER, JAMES ANDY Uanuaryl KUESTER, JIMMY Uunel - C.S.U., Hi-Y, Presi- dent, '53-'54. LAAS, PATSY Uunel - Palamar, Corresponding Secretary, '54-'55. LACY, ANN Uunel - Niwauna, Lancer, Fea- ture Editor, Y-Teens: Red Cross Represent- ative, Office Assistant, Gym Leader, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Modern Dance Club, Quill and Scroll, C.S.U. LAMBERT, BETTY LOU Uunel - La Cinquan- taine, Chums, Kachina, C.S.U. LANDFIELD, BILL Uunel - National Honor Society, Interscholastic League Spelling Champion, Student Council Representative, '54-'55, National Forensic League, National Thespian, Junior Cabinet, Ramal, Radio Guild. LAWRENCE, JAMES Uunel - R.O.T.C. Of- ficers' Club. LEAVELL, JACK lJuneJ - R.O.T.C. Officers' Club. LEE, JUNE Uunej - National Thespian, Chums, C.S.U., Kachina, Y-Teens, President, La Cinquantaine, Future Nurses of America. COMMITTEE LONDOT, R. L. Uunel LONG, CAROLYN GAYLE Uanuaryj - Choral- ettes, Wapilra, Kachina. LOTT, INEZ Uunel - C.S.U. LOVELESS, RACHEL Uunel - Kachina, Texas Junior Historical Society, Future Nurses of America, Y-Teens, C,S.U., Wapika. MCCANN, JERRY Uunej - Ramal. MCCARTHY, FAUSTINE Uanuaryl - Niwauna, Choralettes. MCCARTY, JOEL Uunel MCCLEAN, SHIRLEY Uunel - Lab Assistant. MCCLURE, EARL Uunel McCONNELL, JOHN Uunel MCCORKLE, TED Uanuaryl - Scholastic Art Award. McDANIELS, LYNN Uanuaryl - National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Most Representa- tive Girl, Senior Class Chaplain, Red Cross Representative, '52, Lancer Staff, Business Manager, '53, Page Editor, '54, Editor, '54, Chums, Charity Chairman, '52-'53, Vice Pres- ident, '53, Los Habladores, Office Assistant. PLANS PICNIC McDONALD, BOBBY Uunel MCDONALD, CYNTHIA ANNE Uunel - Ka- china, Future Teachers of America, C.S.U., Lab Assistant. McDONALD, JAMES Uunej McDONALD, MARTHA Uunel - Lancer Staff, Lab Assistant, Tawasi. MCELHINNEY, TOMMY Uanuaryl - Lancer Photographer, '54. McFERREN, LINDA Uunel - La Cinquantaine, Y-Teens, Wapika. MCGEE, WALTER Uunel - Lab Assistant, Tex- as Junior Academy of'Scienoe. MCGHEE, CAROLYN Uunej - May Fate Maid, '53, '54, Sophomore Cabinet, La Cinquan- taine. MCGILL, CLARENCE Uunel MCGINNIS, MIKE Uunej - Cartoonists' As- sociation. MCGOWAN, FRED Uunal - R.O.T.C. Band Commander, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Awa- hoo. MCGOWAN, LEONARD Uunol - Future Farm- ers of America, TT MAASS CERVERA Uunel Palamar Choral ettes Lab Assistant CSU MAHON ALICE Uunel Kachina CSU La Cmquantaine Palamar Sergeant at Arms 54 55 Choralettes YTeens Future Teach ers of America MANES JOHN Uunel Awahoo Red Cross Representative 54 MANNING MARLENE Uunel Mirabeau LamarOLiera YTeens CSU MANTOOTH BETTY Uunel La Cinquan tame CSU Texas Junior Academy of Science Wapika Gym Leader MARRS ANN Uanuaryl Student Council Representative C S U Haienonis Mirabeau MARSHALL SALLY KATE Uunel National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Orenda Staff Class Editor 52 53 Assistant Club Editor 53 54 Club Editor 54 55 Mira beau Kachina C S U Modern Dance Club Gym Leader Office Assistant MARTIN DONALD Uunel MARTIN HOWARD A. Uunel MARYE MARIAN Uunel - National Thespian, Cheerleader 54- 55' May Fete Maid 54' Orenda Staff Life Editor 54-55- Ramal Sweetheart- Kachina- Choralettes- Mirabeau' Office Assistant. MATHIS JENNY Uunel MATKIN MICKEY Uunel - National Thes- pian- Kachina- Irari Chaplain. McGRATH, JOHN Uunel McKEE, MAXINE Uunej - Y-Teens, C.S.U., Future Teachers of America, Choralattesp Palamarp Kachina, Texas Junior Academy of Science. MCKEWEN, NANCY Uunel - Red Cross, Rep- resentative, President, '54-'55, Palamar, President, '54-'55, Choralettes, Gym Leader. McKINNON, LOU Uunel - Kachina, C.S,U. McKNIGHT, MARYLYN Uunal McLAUGHLlN, JO ANN Uunel - C.S.U., Lab Assistant. MCMAHAN, TOM Uanuaryl - Pow Wow MCMILLAN, SALLY Uunel - Quill and Scroll, Lancer Staff, Haienonixg Texas Junior Acad- emy of Science, C.S.U. MCNEILL, DAVIS Uunel MCNEIR, JEAN Uunej - Student Council Rep- resentative, '52-55: Niwaunai Chonlenesz Gym Leader. McPHAIL, JIMMY lJuneJ - Irari. MCSTRAVICK, SHARON Uunel - National Honor Society, Tawasi: Texas Junior His- torical Society, C.S.U., Gym Leader. TRIP THE LIGHT 'be fa 'Z ZW, w ..f,,,- 95: . was l .A , Ms NESBETT, JEAN Uunel - Red Cross Repre- sentative, '53-'54, Palamar, Haienonis. NESTER, CHARLES Uunel NEWBERN, LARRY Uunel NEWBY, LUCY VIRGINIA Uunel N Choral- ettes, C.S.U., Tawasi, Texas Junior Histori- cal Society. NEWSOM, DONNIE Uunel NICHOLS, GARY Uunel - Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent, '54. NICHOLS, KAY Uunel - C.S.U., Kachina Haienonis, Kiowa. NIX, BETTY Uunel - Kachina, Haienonis, Tex- as Junior Historical Society. NOBLE, GARY Uunel OAKS, STEVEN Uunej f National Honor Society, Senior Class Vice President, Pow Wow, National Forensic League, Vice Pres- ident, '54-'55, Radio Guild, National Thes- pian, lnterscholastic League Representative, Hi-Y, Treasurer, '53, Kachina, Senior Cab- inet, C.S.U. O'DONNELL, FREDDY Uunel -Junior Cabinet. OELAND, MARIANNE l inej - National Hon- or Society, Lab Assistant, Gym Leader, Ni- wauna, Parliamentarian, Kachina, Choral- BUGS. MORSE, JAMES Uunel MORSE, LAURA Uunel - Palamar, Choral ettes, Ll Cinquantaine, Gym Leader, C.S.U MORTON, RICHARD Uunel MOYER, BILL Uunel MURCHISON, HENSEL Uunel MURFF, DARREL Uunel MURPHY, BARBARA Uunel MURPHY, BETSY Uunel - Lamar-O-Liers. MURRAY, BETSY Uunel - Niwauna, Tenni Letterman, '53-'54, Volleyball Letterman, '54 Gym Leader. Musick, ROBERT Uunel NABORS, BILL Uunej - National Honor So ciety, B Team Basketball Letterman, '52 '54, Lab Assistant, Texas Junior Academ of Science. NEEDHAM, JEAN Uunel - Student Counci Representative, '54, Texas Junior Historica Society, Vice President, '54, Chaplain, '53 '54, C.S.U., Niwauna. CRAM FO M Hi' -ll-2---D-LL Q 5 if Q X wufzfv ,5g,,. -3 ls- .4 rift Qygr NL 1',1g1,1,,..,: f .wg z . .4 A-Q4,,5, Q ,W 2 41 Sf fs AQ wx . w in !c'zc,,.. ,, A,-L, bf 'IW' Yi 22? , egg 2 WW , W LN I Aw. My iw Q, , , M 4' av 5 3 Q .A F32 Q 1? W . iw '04 fhi x an 5 .4 lil? Q, L? 'V gf 'H k 'IO' . Q , My sw it fff f '., X 5 ' , 5Ct r'f7f L V ,QQ .,-, if ' Y f MW ww 5 Q' . ,,,. W 3 sew X V if ! . g Z M 1 W if Ii 3 4 N-'fl ,gs iii TURPIN, JIMMY lSummer School, TUTWILER, MARY Uunel TYLASKA, JIMMY Uunel - Pow Wow, I-Ii-Y. ULLRICH, AUGUST Uunel - R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Drill Platoon, Rifle Team. UNRUH, JIM Uunej - R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Drill Platoon, Rifle Team. VAN STONE, LORNE Uanuaryj VAN VOSS, ENGEL lSummer School, VANZANT, TOM Uunel - R.O,T.C. Officers' Club, Drill Platoon, Rifle Team, Color Guard. VARNEY, FRANK Uunel - Band. VENNEMA, MARGARET Uunel - National Honor Society, La Cinquantaine, Vice Presi- dent, '54, City Volleyball Letterman, '52- '54, Niwauna, Gym Leader, Office Assist- ant, Choralettes, C.S.U. VERHEUL, MARY ANNE Uunel - Student Council Representative, Red Cross Repre- tentative, Mirabeau, C.S.U., Y-Teens. VEYON, FAY Uunel - Cheerleader, May Fate Maid, '54, Awahoo Sweetheart, Princess to lrari Court, Niwauna, C.S.U., Modern Dance Club, President, Gym Leader. PERCENTAGE OF GRADS VICKERS, BILL Uunel VOIGHT, MARIAN Uunel VOINIS, PAUL Uunel VOLKE, ELISE Uanuaryl - National Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, '52, Fu- ture Nurses of America, C.S.U., Wowapi, Ladaka, Y-Teens, Texas Junior Academy of Science, Library Assistant, Lab Assistant, Gym Leader. WADE, ELAINE Uunel WAHLERS, JUDY Uunel - Future Nurses of America, C.S.U., Kachina. WARD, FRANCIA Uunel - Mirabeau, Choral- ettes, Kachina. WARD, JOAN Uunel - Tawasi, Wapika, Texas Junior Historical Society, C.S.U,, Lamar- O-Liers. WARD, JOYCE Uunel - Student Council Rep- resentative, '54-'55, Red Cross Representa- tive, '53-'54, La Cinquantaine, C.S.U., Ka- china, Gym Leader, Haienonis, Choralettes. WARNER, PAT lJuneJ - Future Nurses of America, C.S.U. WARREN, FAY Uunel - Red Cross Represent- ative, C.S.U., Kachina, Choralettes. WAYMAN, JACK Uunel WHITE, KITTY Uunei - Niwauna, Kachina- Wapika, Kiowa, Haienonis. WHITEFIELD, BEN Uunei - Hi-Y, President- 1 C.S.U. WHITWORTH, LORETTA Uunei - C.S.U., Ni- wauna. WHITWORTH, PAT Uune - Haienonis' Lamar- I , O-Liers, Future Nurses of America, C.S.U.- Kachina. WICKER, ANNETTE Uunei - R.O.T.C. Spon- sor, Mirabeau, C.S.U., La Cinquantaine, 1 WILKINSON, JUDIE Uanuaryi - Most Pop- ular Girl, May Fete Jester, '52, National Thespian, Modern Dance Club, Kachina, C.S.U., Choralettes, Kiowa, Haienonis, Radio Guild, Vice President, '53, Y-Teens, Gym Leader, Lab Assistant. WILLARD, MARTHA Uunel - Kachina, Office Assistant, C.S.U., La Cinquantaine. WILLIAMS, BETTY JEAN Uunei - Transferred from San Jacinto High School, Houston. WILLIAMS, DAVID lJunel - National Honor Society, Student Council Representative, Ad- visory Council, Quill and Scroll, Orenda Staff, May Fete Escort, '53, Pow Wow, President, B Team Football Letterman, '52, A Team Football Letterman, '53, '54, Office Assistant. WILLIAMS, KIM Uunel WILLIS, KAY Uunei - Choralettes. WILLIS, NOEL Uunei - National Honor So- ciety, Junior Cabinet, Ramal, B Team Basketball Letterman, '53, '54, Office As- sistant. WILSON, CECILE Uunel - Niwauna, National Thespian, Kachina, Choralettes, Office As- sistant, C.S.U., Future Nurses of America, Red Cross Representative, '53, Haienonis, La Cinquantaine, Y-Teens. WILSON, FORREST Uunei WEACHMAN, WAYNE Uunei - Student Coun- cil Representative, '52-'54, Advisory Coun- cil, '53, '54, May Fete Escort, '52, Pow Wow. WEATHERRED, PRESTON Uunel WEBB, CAROLYN Uunei - C,S.U. WEBB, GWENDOLYN IJuneI'- Red Cross Rep- resentative, Mirabeau, Future Nurses of America, Choralettes, C.S.U., Office As- sistant. WEBSTER, CLAUDETTE Uunel - National Honor Society, Student Council Represent- ative, '53--'54, Mirabeau, Choralettes, C.S.U., Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Gym Leader. WEHRLI, MERNA Uunei WEIKEL, PATRICIA Uunel - Lamar-O-Liers, C.S.U., Kachina, La Cinquantaine, Office Assistant. WENDEL, KATHY Uunel - Sophomore Cab- inet, Mirabeau, C.S.U., Kachina, La Cin- quantaine, Office Assistant. WENZEL, DOLF Urine, WEST, JANICE Uunei - Palomar, Kachina, Texas Junior Historical Society, C.S.U. WESTMORELAND, LORENE Uunei - Tavvasi, Modern Dance Club. WHEELER, WANDA Uunel - National Honor Society, Texas Junior Historical Society, Parliamentarian, '53, Chaplain, '54, Record- ing Secretary, '54, Tawasi, C.S.U., Ka- china: La Cinquantaine. WHITE, CARYL Uanuaryi - National Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, '54, Wapika, Sequoyah. WHITE, JIMMY Uanuaryi HAIL TO WILSON JACQUE Uunel National Thes plan Kachuna Waplka Gym Leader Car toomsts Assocuatnon CSU WILSON PAT Uunel Natuonal Honor So- cvety Kachina Offnce Asnstant La Cm quantame CSU Red Cross Representatuve Cnty Swnmmmg Team Letterman 52 54 Representatnve to Gnrls State Choralettes YTeens Cherokee Swnmmmg Head Gym Leader WILSON VANN Uunel WINEGAR RICH Uunel ran WING ANNETTA Uunel U Kachma Choralettes Hanenonus Qunll and Scroll Mnrabeau Chaplam 54 Orenda Staff Bus :ness Manager 54- 55 WINN JIM Uunel National Honor Socnety Student Councll Ramal Orenda Staff Qulll and Scroll WITTMAN PAT Uunel Nawauna CSU Havenoms Red Cross Re resentatnve Future Teachers of Amenca La Cmquan tame Kachina WOLPERT MIMI Uunej Tawau CSU As tronomy Club WOMACK HARLEY Uunej WUNDERLICH MAGGIE Uunej Natnonal Honor Socnety Quull and Scroll Red Cross Representatnve Secretary and Treasurer Mnrabeau Sergeant at Arms Lancer Staff Kachma Natlonal Thespnan Office Assust ant Future Teachers of Ameruca La Can quantame YTeens Choralettes Lab As slstant CSU Texas Jumor Hustorncal So cuety Raduo Guuld Wapuka YOUNG JUNE Uunej Choralettes Hale nonus ZAPP SHIRLEY Uunej Cheerleader May Fete Maud 52 53 Sophomore Cabmet Nnwauna Publucuty Chanrman La Cunquan tame CSU Gym Leader ZIMMERMAN BOBBY lJuneI LAMAR JIM AKKERMAN BRUCE ALBITZ MARGARET BAKER LYDIA BERTANI JEAN BRIGHTMAN BILL BROCK ALFORD BROWNING BOBBY CAMPBELL DAVID COOK EDDIE CORNITIUS JEFF CROCKER LYLE CULVER DON CUNNINGHAM PORTER EVERTS MARGUERITE GALLION SENIORS WITH NO PICTURES DON GEMMER DON GRAUMAN PAUL HARBICAN RUTH HARVILL JIM HENDERSON BEVERLY HOCHER FORREST HODGES TRAVIS HUGHS CHARLES HURST JOHN HURST MALVERN JOHNSON JIMMIE KELLY THOMAS MCINDOE PARKES MCWILLIAMS RHEA MCWILLIAMS 43 LARRY MATLOCK JOHN MENELAIDES MARGARET MORRIS EDDY NELSON HUEY PARKMAN ALLISON SANDERS JOHN SHEDDEN BILL STEWART BILL STOCKING JOHN STONEBARGER E L SUMMERS BILL SYNNOTT BOBBY TURNER JIMMY VRBA NELMS WALKER I 1 . . 1 1 1 1 - , 1 . . 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J C' 4-if 9 :U- ---4 .. I Q R 4 ,xi Y 999 G. 1 s fy, Ii' T Hemmi, Carl 1 A-A Henderson, Raleigh Hensley, Franii Herndon, Hugh Heslep, Jimmy Hewitt, Marcia Hightower, Judy f-4 ww , in ,if 1, , ti -.,:'t,i, J 'f A wxfv. 5 4,5 2 5 ' 3 3 his fu av A l 3 il -A '- -sr rv YN J. X fb 'Q s . 1 ,gt-Q, . R, ,V 4 Q 9 ,,,,i is Ik ' -5 . s W fi '14 1 3 .f av A CLASS INVOLN f l, ---,. 1. ,g Hill, Beverly 5 k Hill, Weldon Bi Q ,:,, ui 'I f up ' Hill, Dennis S W , ,Q Hill, Jan W , l me B. V V' ,,:. - Hillman Annet 1 l n ' . 3 it Hilton, Marlorn w A ' ' ' , l-7, 'S' Hinkley Marci: Hodell Jane Hodges Fred Hodgson Glen , Hofheinz Fred Hinton Anne ' Hogaboom Jef 52 Hemi, Betty T K 4: if P 1 Kelly Gary Kelley Jerry Kendall Sandra Kendrick Robert Kulgore Kathy Kung Jud Kung Luberty Knnney Carol Knrk Nancee Klrkpatrlck Tom Kluppel Fred Knapp Charles Knapp Davnd Knickerbocker Wally 6 .A . 4-9 9 .pc 'f 'tr 53 Holland Moms Holm Gerald Hoops Carol Hoover Howard Horlock Barbara Horn Kenneth Hostetter Elsue Hough Buddy Howard Carol Howard Peggy Hrdlncka Charles Hudgens Muke Hudson Carol Hughs Don Hultman Nelson Hunzucker Andy Hurt Worth Hymers Betty Irby Wtnufred Isaac Dorothy lselt Nancy Jacobs Bull Jamanl Barbara Ann James John Eddie James Roy Jenkins Marlon Jester Kay Johanson Edward Johnson Bruce Johnston Janet Johnson Wanda Jolly Mlcky Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Junke Bo Bobby Bobby N Margaret a Rolene Tmsley r Kay Kanser Martha Kauser Stephen Kalb John Kalb Pete Kearney Mnlo Keeth Chuck Kelly DoyleJ Kelly Frank QC, B 9 , I r ' I ' , ls . , t , 4 , A J , n ' - 'J ug , Q ' r x ' ' I ' Y . . ll J K V 4 A I , J' E' f iv V l 5 ' my , -2 J Q K ,. 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Lowther, Alan Lubbock, Dan Macredie, Jim Madden, Pete Maes, Colleen Majure, Carole Manchee, Malcolm Manis, Matt Markle, Charlene Martin, Diane Martin, Judy Martino, Joe Mason, Deloris Mason, Martha Matthews, Ma ry Lou Maxwell, Corinne Maxwell, Mary Gay Mayfield, Richard McBride, Allen McBride, Shirley McClure, Sandy McConnell, Joni McCoy, Barbara McCoy, Denny McDaniel, Connie Lynne McDaniel, Carmen fl 45, , f Wy M V, A , W nc! V 1- L J. wt V? rx .1 if X -if I similwf-2':' M ' mme , -i ,F .5 ' Q:':Q :f,Q i . ., , ms n , , J , L , if fees: .L A - 1 ,fb ks ew, an be Q 'Jr' 1 f ' 1' I X L 3 ms., a, 'S W , r Q 'Y if ht 63 54 K g. -8 -3 if ' 3 x: .ff MANY HOPEFUL FOR McDaniel, Marion McDonald, Judy McElreath, Bert McFarland, Jana McGanty, Gwen McGehee, Frank McGilvray, Susan McGowan, Robert McKinley, Ann McMahon, Mary McMurrough, Pat McStay, Joan Meadows, Jim Melton, Diane ' ,mif f fs' gem fi hi WM A vf, , .AfZ'f1flf'. ' -Wi' 'W 7, ,Y -ai: AX' ,j ' 4 f 1 , ,1 , 4, . 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CUPS TREASURED Woolley Lynn Wooten David Word Tracy Wren Webster Wright Alice Wright Bill Wright Ginger Wunsch Ann Wylie Myrna Lois Wynne Edith Jane Yerger Eleanor Young Nash Zarr Lucy .P 2 1 I N 2 r x ' W we 59 Wademan, Bob Waldrip, Judy Walker, Bob Walker, Nancy Wallace, Barbara Wallace, Diane Walston, Barbara Ward, David Ward, Joel Wargo, Pat Watkins, Bill Webster, Rita Weddle Carolyn Wight Jane Wenson Lester Weutmger Johnny Wells Joe Wells Sandra Werleln Elaine Werner Gretchen Wetzel Mike Wharton Don Whatley Sara Wheless Alice Whipple Wayland White Ann Whitehead Fred Whutndge Bambi Whiteside Carolyn Wlegand Judy Wilcox Babs Wilcox Gayle Wilkinson Brad Wnggnn Elinor Wlllhonte Dean Wlllnams Bo Williams Charles Wllllams Jlmmy Williams Jo Ann Williams oe Wilson Jeannine Wilson Jack Wilson Mary Lee Wilson Sandra Kay Winters Carol Anne Wise David Woodard David Woodham Margaret J 14' Z 'I+ Siwsqgifi James Aston Kaihleen Bowlnn Carolyn Burton Laurie Danlels Susan Dannels Mary Alnce Gulley Duck Gregg CABINET Nancy James George Lanner Manmng Mann Susan Nicholson Mary Jean Payne Jackne Rnce Lynn Smelley VICE PRESIDENT Buddy Lacy TREASURER John Biggs SECRETARY Sandra Schoenfield PRESIDENT Wayne Speer Marynel Taylor Lunnell Woolsey Maurlce Adams Sam Foshee Bob Jenluns Wayne Speer Joanne Sweet 3 I ? 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GQ if Nelson Tommy Newcomb Dale Newnam Albert Nncholson Susan Nicholson Vlvanna Nnx Marlorle Noxon Carol Noble Holl Nockolds Eleanor Novakosky Phnlup Nunnery Nancy Nymon Petra Oelfke Judy Marne OHara Margarita Oleson Yolande Ada 'M g 3 Q L is 11, QQ ef Q25 Reeves Fran Remhardt Don Reinhardt Nancy Reynolds Suzanne Race Jackne Rlchardson Don Rteke Marian Rlsten Allce Roberts Allen Roberts Barry Roberts Bobby Roberts Mary Robinson Melinda Rodrlguez Amel Rogers Edna Rose Glenn 4 I A . -an 9 1 x Ain A of QQ? Q 9 ts fe :.r'?u an rf 68 1' Olsen, Ellen O'Neal, Sunny Sue Ording, Mary Linn Orr, Janis Pace, John C. Paclfield, Betty Jo Parker John Parks Robert Parsons Sue Patterson Pat Paula George Payne Bunny Pederson Denny Penssel Tony Pennmgton Jean Penmngton Judy Perryman Jan Peters Joe Peters Sally Jane Petersen Evelyn Petteway Margte Phnfer Marsha Phullnps Suzanne Pnckenng Martha Puckett Neal Pnetrantonuo Joan Pnllow Penny Pollard Pattle Pontnkes Gaul Pope Kay Pope Margaret Popham Kathy Porter Don Powell Lane Prater John Prescott Charlene Prescott Charles Puryear Janet Quattlebaum Emuly Raatz Jnmmy Rabel Val Ragusa Ann Rauney Gaul Rammer John Rawson Robert Rayford Nancy Reddnng Jo Ann Reese Dorothy Evelyn HOPES SET FOR Roy, Billie Rothermel, Louis Royse, Ann Rubey, Lowe tn E. t V V Rule, Jean 'T-V if Rumsely, Myrlene O V fn, gf t Runion, Diane I f A V 1 f ' Russell, Marie 'V V ,L Rustay, Betsy '-V' 'fi Rutherford, Mike St. Germain, Louis 3 Sanders, Dickey G -- Sanders, Marilyn ' F --,T.- 'ir' V W V V V Sanderson, David Stuart 'M Santamaria, Joe Scales, Brian f Scarborough, John ,Q VV Schneider, June ,VV f f 3 s j , f e , A y Schoenfield, Sandra ' ' ' , Schoenfeld, Korinna V ' Schofield, Larry Schutze, Carol Ann 8 Schwarth, Gail la Searls, Cathey Id A l Seashore' Carolyn - iv. 5 , f-f tw . 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' V K Steiner, Patricia , A v '- L V IV Stephens, Anne ,Q V if - X S K .. 1 Stephenson, Ann ., N QQ t l Stevens, Doris -Q I l Stevens, Harriette l 4 ' 623 1 Stevenson, Shirley Ann 3' i , At in ' Sterling, Peggy ' J ' -9 ' , ' Stolz, Sandra L V 3 'V S 'Q Stone, Howard , ' V K X Stratton, Sylvia Q V V f ,V V Strickland, Bill ,V x , -'- V 'L L 1 ' S Strong, Arlene fig. ii W' V 'I J ' I V f Strong, Sharon V ' ' ' V ' s fam - f Suessmuth, A. Charles L 69 ff .digits 9 WJ A group of young brologrsts fSara Hugh tower Lrnda Lahr Jam Hendrrckson Carol Ann Shutze Jerry ewell and A r e Rrsrenj are drstracted from therr study of am mas by somethnng amusing 3 my-4' r NIJ gt Suttles Sandra Sveter Bobby Swalls Claudua Sweeney Make Sweet Joanne Switzer Dave Tarrant Sally Tatum Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor taylor Taylor Mike Bo Gloria ue Ma tha Marynel Terry Stan Thelander Kenneth Thompson Henry Thompson Mary Lee Thompson Mrke Thompson Ned Thompson Terry Thomson Cole Thomson Eleanor Thorn Wesley Tnnsley Richard Trpps Mauruce Tomfohrde Claudna Toake Bess Towles Le Roy Townley Carol Townsend Mrke Trotter Mary Tucker James Francus II Tune Tommy Ueckert Judy Ullrlch nn Ullrnch Celeste Ullrrch Ollre Upton George Van Pelt Tom Vanzant Earl Veltmann Susan Verdecchra Italo Verdecchua Vllma Vrereck Kathy Vnncent Carol Vogan Harrret Volght Ann FITFUL STUDY I l 9 Q , 1 ' ' '--4 eg 4 Q ' ' 'xg' X ' ' 1 L Tix 4 ' A 1 Q' l Q2 X' rl .2 . f l b K A 1 yd t I ' N '3 , kv L, A I J. 7 . , 2. 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Le T T l 'T ,' '- l ' Z ,I A ,I 7 A Q by ,Mk , . 1 . 1 - 1 ' L I s , ' If I ' A 70 Wageman Ann Wallace Frances Ward Allen Ward Peggy Warner Fleetwood Watson Bill Watts Kent Wavra Marie Weatherred Sharon Webb Annette Webb Gary Weikel John Weinberg Richard Wech Bll Wells Ralph Wendlandt Wanda Wertz Don Wertz Sherril Wharton Don Wheat Joe Wheeler Peggy Whitehead Mike Whiteley Ron Whitty Ann Wible Judy Wiegand Skip Wilcox Marie Williams David Williams George Williams Virginia Wilson Diane Wilson Dorothy Wofford Jody Wolf John Wolf John E Wolf Larry Wolfe Janice Womack Cay Womack Milton Woodroof Marcia Lee Woodhouse Eddie Woolsey Linnell Wooten Dianne Wright Jerry Young Kitsy Young Sonny Zuber Sandra FOR FIRST FINALS Sophomares Dennis McMahon, Kathy Searls, Penny Hess, Lynn Smith, Mary Trot- ter, and Graeme Mey- ers eagerly purchase Arrowhead bookcovers and Lamar stickers. , t l z .U l X5 'Al 1 1.-fs - , 3 ' -P 4 W 'g F Q: 43 J, f , X sf' gc xx .va A t L A Q Q Q, .a Al 5 I Grebe, Len Haarman, Louann Harris, Jay Harrison, Sharon Hocott, Elaine Hornbuckle, Tom Jarry, Ann Kamrath, Gee-Gee Koch, June Krichamer, Beverly Lamark, Lou Ley, Nancy if r ' f l S f l 3 ' l Q Q is 5 4. it Q3 3 f ,E S 6 5 'llfglll r I 2 Q 3 Ines? 5? , .s,, sg, k. .M, i tg iffj , ' 5 if 5 1 5 Q 2 X1 , C X 1 , 5. ,X 1 t l f 1 fl , , Q , ' 1 5 Adams, Norma Allstott, Mary Ruth Antill, Elaine 8 it 0 Beular, Evelyn F Archer, Susan X . 4 Bowles, Barbara Breedlove, Martha Burgdorff, Suzanne Christotferson, Joan Churchill, Criss, Carol Deane, Tom Dorsett, Muriel Dupont, Gayle Eikel, Bob Emory, Pat Feeney, Sharon Ferguson, Richard Finch, Catherine Sara Beth Grasse, Jo Lynn F: F. rl 5' it ' '- Q I Q F X 1, C 4 . I fl 5 Q Q E li f ' 9 , CP S g ,. si Low sophomores Kyra Kerr, Ellen Elkins, Claudia Frazer, Chauncey Barrett model their full skirts the 1955 fashion at Lamar. 72 Logan, Johnny Mangum, Barbara - ' Q Maule, Molly r ' , 4 , g McCann, Robert , V McDonald, Carol Q ' fc' lf h. McGill, Melbern McMahon, Patty va - McNutt, Mary Alice ' 'A ' 4 Mercer, Andrea 'N - Moreland, Bill ' if Nash, Bob ' in Nolen, Norma Lynne . Powers, Eleanor 4? Raesener, Lee G ,' Rainbow, Wendy Riedel, Nancy Ann I A l I Sherar, Elizabeth X V sheffau, Pm 1 hiv Snell, Barbara qv El' X Southworth, Mary l i i I ' ' I Stradley, Bill 4 Q J Q Thompson, Pat A 4 t' Todd, Patricia 2 , 15 V Turner, Marilyn Vx Van Dement, Kathryn 1. , , ' Ak f if Warden, Bob 'V G Watts, D. Ann 1 5 I , Whitehead, Priscilla Willingham, David , 5 A V ' , , 3' - .M ,,,, . W, , V 'i ' - Wren, Pat 1 -1 i 'ir Wfiehff Louise - l is g wfighf, Peg f+,,,.1 . ' K Yoder, Jane BOTTOM ROW Sue Sellors Duane Roshton Sally Kate Marshall Duane Doherty Barbara Farren Pat Wulson Ann Merrutt Janet Hubly Kay Brazelton SECOND ROW Carole Grubb Helen Raaz Vucku Cole Ruth Lee Pat Ivy Margaret Wunderluch Pat Morrow Frances Alexander Sharon McStravuck THIRD ROW Jum Wunn Bob Elste Bobby Muller Allan Uhrug Conrad Sterrett Walter Moore Harvun Moore Tom Mclndoe B b J F k o ungman ran Kelly FOURTH ROW Garrett Tucker Steven Oaks Davud Wulluams James Parker Nor man Sprott Davud Rush Jum Bernhard lllllllllllll Hllllllll SlllIlllU The goal of every ambutuous Lamar student us member shup un Natuonal Honor Socuety whuch us awarded only to the top fuxe percent of the hugh uunuor low senuor and hugh s mor classes Qualufucatuons are a 42 grade average a hugh character and a substantual number of pounts awarded for servuce and leadershup The purpose of the group us to encourage hugh standards of scholarshup leadershup and servuce The Honor Socuety us sponsored by Mr J H Wrught and Mrs Ella S Porter and thus year s offucers are Bob Ley Duane Doherty Secretary Bob Ley Presudent Jum Wunn Treasurer Presudent Walter Moore Vuce Presudent Duane Doherty Sec retary and Jum Wunn Treasurer tuonal Honor Socuety and plan the comung meetunq BOTTOM ROW Carol Fuson Emory Kelly Joan Jordan Wanda Wheeler lommue Lu Storm Cleo Brutaun Sue Braden Claudette Web stef Jnme Henderson SECOND ROW Nqnqy Frumel Kay Luruda Knox Paula Ragusa Duane Garrett Sally Shaffer Ardelus Russell Jean Elluott Bull Landtueld Thelma Clarke THIRD ROW Norman Sprott Mcurucnne Oeland Margaret Vennema Una Lynn Mattuzcu Marulynn Revus Bull Morgan Berry Tolle FOURTH ROW Tracy Word Walter Teachworth Johnny Brown George Conrad Bull Nabors Davus Rulfd Bobby Johnson Noel Wullus db 'sv' K1 11' Na' tv V 74 : ' I I 1 L 1 1 . 1 L 1 1 ' h : 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 ' ' : 1 rf 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 1 : , , I , . l T' T . . . . 2 9 . . , r . , . ' 1 . . I I t . , . ' 1 2 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 A and Walter Moore, Vice President, discuss the activities of the Na- . - - h Q , , , ' I U I I A I I T , ' . z ' , I 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ' ' , , : 1 1 1 1 ' ' , ' , . : 1 1 1 1 1 'rdf ' S , L v ' X F- 1'-ff 7 Q U 2 L Q V1 if M ' '- ls ' 'J Q? Q: I Q- 'N Q 1 t L17 A - T va a' -ww 3 Q -W Y . 1. 'G 4 W' 0 1 3' ,, ' - c ' ' 3 V . llHlI0llHl THESPIHH For the outstanding drama stu- dents, Lamar's chapter of the Nation- al Thespian organization offers mem- bership. To become a member of the National Thespian, the student should be outstanding in drama and has to have earned a certain amount of service points in Kachina, drama club. The members of National Thespian also help with Lamar's stage pro- ductions. One of the big events in the National Thespian year is the an- nual banquet. This year's officers are: Barbara Farren, President, Carolyn Shearer, Secretary, Bob Gentry, Treas- urer, and Mrs. Denney, Sponsor. Barbara Farren, President, Carolyn Shearer, Secretary, Mrs. Den- ney, Sponsor, and Bob Gentry, Treasurer - discuss costumes for the spring show. BOTTOM ROW: June Lee, Marian Marye, Carolyn Clayton, Diane Culbertson, Nancy Frimel, Jane Glen, Sally Shaffer, Sandra Drago, Pat Becker, Kay Brazelton, Connie Clendenin, Brenda Broesche. SECOND ROW: Sue Braden, Carolyn Lawrence, Mary Ragland, Paula Ragusa, Margaret Wunderlich, Ann Reed, Peg- gy Gast, Jane Benke, Deanna Rochelle, Diane Rego, Gaye Irving, Pat Wargo, Jacque Wilson. THIRD ROW: Jim Bernhard, Bobby Miller, Bobby Johnson, Jim Kelley, Steve Spencer, Hugh McBride, Bob Crutch- field, Jimmy Orr, Chilton Bryan Il, David Woodard. W , . ,wg 34' if 8 151354 4 9+ 4 5 l r, Q 45 ya. rf gy 2 im X . 1 V! 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A UNG LORETTA YO meh bY W rhod bY . he me IeCfed I :NS t s e fs lever exp iere Cow' wade.-.fs were TE- MisS Youngn The Moy g Seni0 Sw I , e . .n EDITOR 5 Names We'e this oufsmnd' 1 be0 and Lo mar S body, den' the sw Q5 tion W Ie men 1- lfY Honorab ents for ou fccu ' depGr'm d fhe f the . loss an ds 0 Nor C he hen ds she Se bY ' . fie' chosen by I., r sfudems fhe vC 'ous e e . t0 ot nfs 'n glveging achieveme sian M!!Wl7l WM Febrll ary 10, 1 955 I he h w no Y0Ung S 0 Lore f 11The sw' 0 N.B-C T'V' Orenda St Mir-abe H eff au B. Lamar High School ouston, Texes Dear Friend ' s. It was extremely difficult for Tom Lewis, Jock Mahoney and me to select ten favorite pictures and to place them in order of' preference. As all the girls were not photographed by the game photographer, therefore not subject to the same lighting. lens. paper' and printing, it is the consensus of opinion here that the girls w not JUCYSSG Under the same condition fore, we would like all the gi that our Judicial decisi -951012 rather than Conviction ere s. There- rls to Understand 011 Was a matter 01 cooper- a reflection of our absolute Hvwever, here is the selection, in the order you requested: l. Key Brazelton 6. Mary Helen Todd 9- CHI'0l.YI1 Buster 7. Janice Fleming 3. Marsha Gallnt 8. Carole Graham 4. Shirley Kohler 9. Jane Glen 5- J0121 McConnell lO. Barbara Bridges C0UgI'atl1latione e not only to the girls but to Mirabeau B. Lamar High School, Where the girl students are obviously the loveliest in all Texas! That, we three judges are sure of! God bless you all, Ll :b Le-Zzrx Jed, 5,,.,,h., HIUST BEHUTIFUL GIRL Il Caro fyn .jJu.4fer 54 1, Jaw 144 ,Ju 3,101 BEHUTIES 777,60 Janice gaming B f H u I I M ES BEHUTIES LQPGAGDI J f 5 9 5Hfy PRINCESS mu., SA f, 2,,,, c f, mga 225 ty lHllU S.. IQ SAJA. UHE 88 nucufss Wa ll C wa I' ff UUCH SS Odlllll weef UUCHESS Elle Conra J 89 nucufss C af me 7771. f DUBHESS nancy of y UUTSTHIIDIHG STUDENTS JHHUHHU llIUSl PUPULHR -45. . li A MW v Q Q E BUDDY HOOD As well as a winning personality Buddy the Most Popular Boy of his own January graduating class lists among his honors Treasurer of his Senior Class and Basketball and Swimming Team Letterman. He is also an active member of Ramal Social Club. xQ Pi , JUDIE WILKINSON Judie a favorite of everyone at Lamar well deserves the honor her classmates have given her by electing her as its Most Popular Girl She is a member of Nlwauna Choralettes, and National Thespian, and served as Vice President of Radio Guild. Ju 6 f.'A,':' 53515 4 ' . '4- 'fv - 4.2 WAN' :gf 7 4, W' rig rl' I I ' lr J 4 'f..f g 'Nh y r . 5' fffiif 'Hsu -'lf ay' f 4 'fr 434 UUTSTHUUIUU STUUEUTS UUUE MUST PUPUTHH UO.. R a JOHNNY BROWN Johnny's personality and ability to win friends has won for hum Treasurer of his Senior Class in addition to Most Popular Boy He has also served as Lancer and Orenda photographer, and is a member of Arrowhead, National Honor Society, and Pow Wow Social Club. , 'E -Fas - X N-or-f -A., fi NANCY FRIMEL Evidence of Nancy s popularity was shown when she was elected Band Sweetheart President of Mirabeau Social Club Sopho more and Junior May Fete Duchess and Pow Wow Sweetheart. She is also a mem- ber of the Lancer Staff, National Honor Society, and the Cherokee Volleyball Head. UUTSTHHDIHG STUUEHTS UUUT MUST HTPHESEHTHTIVE VTR! 'I' KAY BRAZELTON Kay has represented Lamar in the fields of music and iournolism, as President of Choralettes and Editor of the Orenda. She is a member of Arrowhead, National Hon- or Society, and National Thespian Society, Treasurer of Mirabeau, and was last year's winner of the Romal Cup for the Most Outstanding Junior Girl. If JIM BERNHARD President of the National Forensic League, Senior Class Lawyer, President of Quill and Scroll, Lancer Editor for the spring term, membership in Arrowhead and National Honor Society, and Radio Guild President are among the honors that qualify Jim for Most Representative Boy of the June grad- uating class. . 1 ' : ff I 1 Q KELLY RHINE Art Our artist is a senior who came to Lamar from Tyler, Texas. Kelly excels in portraits and prefers to work with pastels. Recently, in Foley's Scholastic Art Exhibit, her portraits of Sally Schoon- er and Esther Balph Lamar St d HUHUHHBLE Illfllllllll NORMAN SPROTT Mechanical Drawing Top notch work in mechanical draw- ing, machine drawing, and architectural d . . rawung has put Norman on this page. , , ' U ents' No doubt, this drawing will be put to were exmbned' good use next fall at Rice Institute. Nor- man also maintains A grades in his schoolwork. RUTH LEE BILL BAKER Home Economics Creative Writing Ruth has taken every clothing course Last year, Bill demonstrated his ability offered at Lamar, one year of foods, by winning second place in the city for and is now carrying out her splendid his short st ' record in home management and nurs- ing. She makes her own clothes and still finds time to kee u h' h standing. p pa ig scholastic ory, and this year he has selections entered in contests sponsored by the Scholastic and Atlantic Maga- zines. He is President of Sequoyah, and creative writing club. GALE SHARP usic Lamar has heard Gales beautiful voice through work in Choralettes She continues with her music outside of school by singing in the church choir and has sung solos in numerous church sponsored minstrel shows This is h r final year here PAT BECKER Drama Pictured here as Annie is the lead ing lady of our spring show Pats dra matic climax was Arsemc and Old Lace in which she starred as one of the crazy old ladies She has also appeared in Stage Door and Best Foot Forward BARBARA FARREN BARNETT GARR'SON Shop Through Barnetts great interest and skill in the shop, this beautiful double chest has emerged. Although his main interests are along this line, he lettered in football, basketball, and track at La- nier last year. He's lust a sophomore! lllllSlHlllJlllli STUDENTS Science Barbara has breezed through biology physics and chemistry with A grades and highly commendable work But she doesnt spend all of her time over a test tube - she also works in drama, Niwau- na, and is very active in church work. 2 x :fx HTHLETIBS gfX gi ,Y , 55 4 I, X ' WN s. 1 Wm 'bf rf 69 -1' N fm o SPORTS LIFE N N 97 .f F7' P1 rf' K Y 'On J.. ,.1 f f'.4 41 nn 'J x.- Q -I J 44 -9' -' dx-A.-ff ,oar .r vp xx! A 4-9.- 3 -'N ,x .1-1 3 'J-1 rv .r -v 5 . 4, 111 iv- J 1-15- 40-I L94 11 n 1 4 -v S P- J' 2'1- ,du -Q. 1 -4 5. ff' br., L, Sgr-1 1'VV'V5 as I 4 Q I A ,. . Y zffff' 5 . I ,U I 9 1 5 . .Q I Y la ' ' . X . 4 ,K X ' , X jf- Q., 5 'V,.f.A,1'a'-7lx'Pj1., .1 'r VV I'.'3f!'1'1I1 v VV 4.1 51 -1 - - 1 ' . 13.1'1 ,Vp V-1 . V1 1 -,Q ' ' 1 . . -. . 1, - ' .11 , V 4 -1'-1 f.. fx .-f:f'ff--+61-.141 211- SW.-7 .fit . r- . ' -' TE em.-.1i1'1v1Z YNQ'-1 11'-.u7 .N -N ff-1- . . ... - --.A 1-. -4 41. - P. 1- s. 1 . .-- '-' V. 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K YV V ,,,,.,,n4 , 1 VV- V, VMVN kV V . kVVVV.'- :fly .V , MC V ,H V .. 1, V-1 .V .1V ..,.,,1nl Vr:VVV.VVV -. V V 5Lg,.,5EV:.'f4V -V . -VV uf: VV.. V., . V - VV-L1 5. V- . vb VV. -1:11-v1 - 1 14 I, 1 1 -v-,V V -x.1V,A,1f?Vi V V . ' 5 1- '--i 4'g?5fb. ' if -1, ,I ,?l'..'5' 11, sqlviq ,1- .1 -,r 1 -A1'.15,,+ SPUHIS CHHDIUS Perhaps no other school in the State of Texas can boast the volume af activity that occurs on the campus of Lamar High School. Echo- ing with enthusiastic shouts of spirited footballers early in September, the campus finds its magnitude of activity is carried through the winter with the continual pounding of the basketball backboards and on into the sunny spring when participants of track, swim- ming, and baseball begin to limber up sore muscles. Seen on these pages are typical shots of this great Redskin movement: any or WW 98 . I 2 1 . ht r' - ' x ,N S 'C I . ' - , g b tw ' 1 . A V X 'Z . V , V '- , ls, ' ' X ,Ls in-jk .,, 3, K 'K rm.- . f f 5 f. L V, v 1 L' 2-wr t I, fig sv X is I My , ff it , 6 K xx W Q ' . X , . I A Y , x L 9 S 4 L , , V A r . S If ' 55- V 3,2 'ML 1:-.WWA X- , 4 ks. 4 ,fa A I I f ff, ,H ,, .7 fs 1 A ' ' 'U 'f -'S-R., S+, -wp ! if-'KW' iw in Y: ,R , wav? 'WW 'W-f 'KW isis .gage-.., il an Av as ,f ur--ar 4:-K-r 25 N4,,,.t-Q! l 45' O- 'G' Ar' every day in the Lamar gym the mile relay team while working out andthe powerful Big Red backfield in action We see this life in the Redskin swimming pool on the baseball diamond on the tennis courts and even over the hurdles on Lamars blazing cinders. All these boys help compose the great multitude of Indian athletes always high in spirit but never lacking in sportsmanship. Sparked by the Angelo Vasos Award won last year by Gene Antill for being the outstanding boy in the athletic department these boys all strive for those essentials that make for city and state titles and make Lamarites used to being champions. 99 COACHES, seated, left to right: Coy Stewart, Fred Pepper, Bert Kivell. Standing: J. B. Millsap, Don Longcope, and Harold FRED PEPPER Head Coach Johnson. The chief reason for Lamar's having excelled in every sport in which it has engaged rests firmly on the shoulders of the Redskins' well co-ordinated coaching staff. lt is an estab- lished fact that Lamar is blessed with one of the finest coaching staffs in the State of Texas. The 1954 Lamar staff is led by Fred Pepper, whose energy, popularity, and ability in his first year as head coach have shown him to be a great leader. Backing Mr. Pepper in their various fields are Don Longcope, head basketball and golf coach, Bert Kivell, head track and assistant football coach, Coy Stewart, baseball and B team football coach, Harold Johnson, B team football and assistant track coach, J. B. Millsap, B team basketball coach, and new- comer Ray Corder, swimming coach. 100 The spirit of a school as well as that of a team depends largely on a very few and yet very important individuals. These students are the little thought of, however, much looked at cheerleaders, who this year have done an excellent iob in arousing the tremendous spirit of all Lamar students. Lamar proudly presents her fine crew of ambitious and hardworking cheerleaders in Harvin Moore and Fran Morye, Johnny Brown and Fay Veyon, Garrett Tucker and Shirley Zapp, and alter- nates, Jim Gallagher and Suzanne Summers. Whether win, lose, or draw, their support has been admirable, and we extend our heartiest congratulations for a wonderful iob and a wonderful year. Grouped around Big Red are Fay, Johnny, Harvin, Fran, Shir- Alternates Jim and Suzanne leyl and Gan-eff, 101 or - WM C my y y W v - Q ? x . at I 1 ' - ' S Z Q 'X QQ TRAINER: Mike Kemp MANAGERS, Left to right: Dick Mayfield, i0UlBHll Although Lamar sported a somewhat disappointing 6-4 season record, this T954 season was actually a splendid success. Led by such All-City First stringers as Bobby Stillwell, Hart Peebles, Ed Shipe, Preston Weatherred, and Robert Blaine, the Redskins maintained a high state ranking the entire season and showed the same fighting spirit characteristic of all pre- vious Lamar teams. The fact that all four of Lamar's defeats were lost by a total of only five points must not be ignored. Mr. Fred Pepper, in his first year as head Redskin Football mentor, has shown tremendous promise of powerful State Championship football teams in the near future. Lamar's Papooses, or B team, also displayed excellent form, finishing second in the city after a heartbreaking 7-0 loss to San Jacinto. Buzz Griffin, Edmond Solymosey. VARSITY: Left to Right, BOTTOM: Mike Kemp, trainer, Jimmy Srnelley, Bobby Stillwell, Hart Peebles, Sonny Bacmgarten, Glen Severs, Charlie Spangler, Preston Weatherred, Walter Bloxsom, Bobby Walker, Bob Blaine, Eddie Shipe, Bill Brock. MlDDLE: Steve Spencer, Grady Dunlap, Dick Goff, Eddie Butler, John Drake, John Pundt, Alan Engberg, Bob BlsCk, Henry BfO9SChe, Henry Sledge, David Williams, Bill Clements, John Roberts. TOP: Head Coach Fred Pepper, Trainers Dick Mayfield, Buzzy Griffin, Norman Thompson, Ray Burns, Floyd Stough, Robert Carson, Bill Gallagher, John McCoy, Jim Allison, David Rulfs, John Kalb, Jar' Goldman, Wayne Speer, Steve Boone, Jarnes Clayton, Jimmy Brock, Ed- mund Solymosey, Coach Bert Kivell. H4 sg 42 9+ . ,Z 4 . 3 3656 gr 6 5 s so Ss. 102 g , 1 1 22,2 735' 523,15 g- -4 E, 1- .4 E' rf' ,W W, f Mg. , Q aff' -'f . f 41 4 an yur ' I fwrma. fx af QU if 1.1 iw ia V I ,jfvv '. f Graff. 1 an ,, 1 -:v'i'2: JOHN DRAKE GRADY DUNLAP ALAN ENGBERG DICK GOFF Tackle Back Eagles Grounded St. Thomas' high flying Eagles were grounded 45-6 by a hard charging Redskin line and a pair of brilliant backs in Bobby Stillwell and Hart Peebles. lndians Have Buffalo Hunt Opening the district play in their usual fine style, the mighty Lamar Redskins ran over a game Milby group 32-7. Jimmy Smelley led Lamar scorers with three touch- downs. Guard Back Williams and gang swipe ball from San Jac JOHN KALB JOHN PUNDT JOHN ROBERTS DAVID RULFS d E d End En n Tackle 105 FLOYD STOUGH BOBBY WALKER PRESTON WEATHERRED DAVlD WILLIAMS Back Guard Guard End Bulldogs Weren't Bluffing Although considerably outmanned in nearly all respects, Reagan's fired-up Bull- dogs held Lamar to one touchdown and three safeties for o narrow 14-13 victory. lamar Bows to Ponies and District By the narrow margin of a field goal Lamar's City Championship dreams were shattered as a high spirited Austin crew defeated the Redskins 16-14. Stillwell skirts Austin's right side. Smelley spurts around Milby's left end. Clayton churns for TD against San Jac. Those seemungly nnevntable one ponnt losses whlch plagued the Redskins durmg football season were also found to be croppxng up nn basketball Although the 1954 1955 Redskln squad was one of the scrappuest teams Lamar has ever placed upon Houston courts thelr luck fouled to match thelr skull Havlng lost three games by one pomt uncludmg two to cnty champxon Jeffer son Davxs the Redsknns were practlcally ellmmated from the cnty race although an extra basket or two In several dnstruct games could easnly have made the dnfference between Lamars thlrd place dlstrsct ratmg and the clty champronshup Much prause however as extended to Coach Don Longcope and hns fnne squad for such a hard foughtand spurned season In the B bracket Lamars B team under Coach J B Mullsap brought cuty champuonshup laurels to Lamar follownng an un defeated season A TEAM Standing Jerry McCann George Carroll Jam Brock Bull Nabors Bull Gallagher Bob Buddendorf Henry Estess Noel Wlllls Harvm Moore Walter Moore Mr Longcope Kneeling Mnke Kemp George Mnlton Tom Johnson Buddy Hood Rlchard Tmsley Bob Stullwell Clayton Cooke 108 BOB BUDDENDORF HENRY ESTESS PORTER EVERTS JIM GALLAGHER BUDDY HOOD TOM JOHNSON GEORGE MILTON HARVIN MOORE Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Brazosport Lamar San Jacunto Galena Park Lamar Davis Port Arthur Lamar Lutheran Pasadena Lamar St Thomas Port Arthur Lamar Austun Port Arthur Lamar Reagan Lamar Mulby Jaclcsonvnlle Lamar Davus St Thomas Lamar San Jacxnto Mllby Lamar Austm Austnn Lamar Reagan Lamar Mnlby B TEAM Standing Herb Haschke Kenny Bell Bob Tuppnt Jum Bertrand Denny Hull Arved Whlte Barnett Garrison Bob Dunnam Ron Whnteley Sandy Vaughan John Dawson Mr Mullsap Knocl Ing Davnd Hamulton Wayne Speer Jam Brock George Carroll John Davfs Duck Bandy Ray Cal menares Slthng Denny Carlsen Oliver Townsend Glen House J Taylor Lee Raesener Stan Terry Worth Hurt 19 ....,...54 .......56 ,.......50 ' ......5l ........62 ......59 ........55 ' ...,....47 .......32 .....,..79 ,.......56 ........59 ........62 . ...,...44 ...,.,..47 .......59 ........7l ' ....,...53 .......55 ........68 Lamar ........ 79 Simsboro .,....,. 51 .,...... 47 ' ........... 50 ........64 ' ..,...52 ,.......56 ' ........64 . .......48 .,...,..65 ' ......68 , .,.,.. 69 ' ........... 77 ....,... 62 ' ...,...... 49 ......,.54 ' ........7l ........48 ' 0 BOB STILLWELL Walter Moore C453 ond Noel Willis C54l make c de- termined e'F'For1 fo holf o Davis drive-in. RICHARD TINSLEY NOEL WILLIS The fenseness of the m ment is expressed on e foces of Tom Johnson C553 and Walter Moore C457 o Bob Buddendorf moves in for a tleup 111 Professor Bob Stl well sports his expert form cl ffnc lcvup C c .A A L l RUNNERS: FIRST ROW: Marvin Arrant, Jim Akkerman, Bob Ambrose, Alan Uhrig, Wayland Whip- ple, Robert Parks, and Mike Kemp. SECOND ROW: James Powell, Garrett Tucker, Tom Mayor, Bill Gallagher, Ray Burns, John Biggs, Jack Brennan, Skip Wiegand, Robert Carson, and Clarence McGill. THIRD ROW: Mike McGinnis, Bob Stillwell, Bill Landfield, Jim Tylaska, Bill Watkins, Frank Price, Garland Sparks, John Coleman, Matt Manis, David Wise, and Bill Sandford. TOP PICTURE: Alan Uhrig, Bob Stillwell, Robert Parks and Way- land Whipple compose one of the state's finest sprint relay teams. BOTTOM PICTURE: Lamar's initial cross-country team consists of Mike McGinnis, Clarence McGill, Garland Sparks, James Powell and Marvin Arrant. 4 illHlIll The 1955 Redskin track team offers some of the brightest prospects for a highly successful season since Lamar's last state track championship in 1951. This year's team is led by returning lettermen Bob Stillwell, Wayland Whipple, Benny Hubby, Ray Burns, Robert Parks, David Enlightened by Coach Kivell's presence, manager Buzzy Griffin prepares a runway as Denny Pederson and Jim Macredie look on. ll 'Q FIELD EVENTS: SITTING: Fred Hofheinz, Harry Brasher, Bill Kohlhausen, Ned Gill and Henry Bayard. STANDING: Jim Allison, Lynn Wooley, Jim Macredie, Bob Williams, Jim Turpin, Denny Pederson, and Jerry Wade. lllllllll Wise, and Bob Williams, and is also backed by a wealth of outstanding new material. Coach Bert Kivell, who led Lamar to their fifth straight city championship last year, is enthusiastic about his team's chances, believing them to be strong contenders for the 1955 state track title, TOP PICTURE: Jim Allison displays his fine shotput farm to discus men Robert Blaine and Harry Brasher. BOTTOM PICTURE: Bill Cutshall fails to share Paul Grosse's confidence in City Champion Bob William's highiumping. Lamar's pole vaulting ace Benny Hubby prepares for a vault under the aspiring eyes of Ned Gill, Jerry Wade, and Fred Hofheinz. f f' Bob Gregg and Carroll Cox attempt to follow Sam Barclay s early morning drive lilllf In the field of golf the name of Lamar has been dom- inant throughout the history of city competition. The Redskins have managed to hold the city crown nine straight years including a state title in 1953 This year the nucleus of a fine Redskm squad will be centered about returning reserve lettermen Bob Buddendorf Monty Demaret John Patrick and Noel Willis On the performance of these boys and several other outstanding new contenders rests the future of Lamar's amazing strung of golf victories SlllIllllIllll6 Lamar has always boasted a powerful swimming team and thus year should be no exception Loaded with such outstanding returning lettermen from last year s excellent team as Jim Anderson Walter Conrad Gary Grossman Tinsley Jones Robert Kendrick Frank Putman Millard Schewe Al bert Stevens David Woodard and record breaker Tracy Word Lamars 1955 Aqua Indians will again no doubt pose as one ofthe malor powers in the state Coach Ray C Corder in his initial year as the Redskm swim coach strongly believes his boys are firm favorites to take the city championship for the Redskins tenth straight year with every possibility of another state title an honor which Lamar swimmers have captured in four of the last five years Ready for a fast fifty yard dash are Lamars fine sprmters With Tinsley Jones and David Woodard Coach Ray Corder Robert Kendrick Tracy Word Walter Conrad and Frank and Manager Robert Donaldson prepare to time backstrokers pmmcn Millard Schewe Jim Anderson and Gary Grossman ,,..f- ,,,.-- ,,,- ' ,+- A-'f ,af 1-ff' ..-f ' -ff .s.-- T.. ,f ,,.L,..--' Over the past decade Lamar has become famous for some of the fme tenms teams presented an the cuty matches Agam thus year facmg some of the strongest cuty competu tlon un many years the Bug Red racquet men wnlt make a determined effort to hold the clty smgles and doubles tltles won by Lamar last year Although blessed wuth several ex cellent new prospects Coach Calvun Gentry belneves the Redsknns hopes wnll rest on returnmg reserve lettermen Herman Daly and Bobby Johnson TENNIS TEAM Standing Mr Gentry Tom Samuels Herman Daly Bob Ley Kneellng Jam Bertrand Leonard Mendlowutz Jam Kuester James Parker BHSEBHLL The year of 1955 represents a rebunldmg year nn Redskun baseball New Coach Coy Stewart has been left wlth only two returnmg Iettermen nn Graydon Dunlap and Freddy Burns from last year's thard place team However prospects for a successful season may be brlghter than they seem for even though a large part of the squad thus season wlll consnst of lunuors and a few sophomores these same boys have had valuable experuence playmg together as an Amerlcan Leguon team last summer Although Lamar has not obtalned the preseason ratmg as the malor power nn the cnty the Redskins will agaun be expected to play an Important part In the funal declslon of the Cnty Crown FIRST TEAM Standing Mr Stewart Denny Carlsen Denny Hall Kenny Bell Ronny Haines Bunky Caldwell John Wolf Jerry Han non Kneeling Mnke Puckermg Tom Samuels Chuck Keuth Davud Nnggemyer Duck Saad Graydon Dunlap Freddy Burns Slttlng Fred Hodges Paul Schoenfeld Sandy Sanderson Lee Raesener J Taylor Davld Smith SECOND TEAM Standing Stan Terry Jam Brock Charley Echols Duck Goff Mnke Rutherford Robert Black Flrst Kneelmg Amel Rodruguez Buddy Lacy Rlchard Black Norman Thompson Bob Wademan Howard Stone Second Kneeling Wayne Speer Gene Good Pat Sherroll louus Chenault Claude Braswell Bobby Dun lap Slttlng Duck Hattwvck Norman Ankenman Charlie Bob Moore Glen House Bull Haines Duck Beeler V V 'V Vi WH . , , . Q, rr ,I 11 YL , I f My .1 , V If? r 1 ' , O 1 1 1 - T ' I , , 1 . 1 .1 1 A 4 ' ' , 1 . , . . 1 y 1 3 - 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' f 1 - 5 . : , , 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . : 1 . . , I , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' . - 5 1 1 1 1 1 - HlHlElllIS VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING BOTTOM ROW Louuse Garrett Donna Carter Duane Doherty Margaret Vennema BOTTOM ROW Ann Koemer Jane' Alllson pa, Betsy Murray and Sudney Harruson SECOND ROW Sue Sellors Barbara Bayer Wagon and Sally Moore Top ROW Rosemary Duane Brooks Susan Beggs Nancee Kurk and Maruorue Goss TOP ROW Muss F t Gm er Hamel' Smrlen Smnh Donna Weus Wunana Jones Judy Ley Susan Brown Camulle Fondren and Barbara orres er g F arren Carter and Ann Merrutt BOWLING Lamars cuty teams have been looked upon as cham puons through the years not only un athletuc abuluty but also chance to compete wuth other gurls un the cuty who have the same advanced skull Our volleyball team under the coach mg of Muss Pat Weus started a vuctory streak that led them to the cuty champuonshup The other teams wull enter cuty events un the sprung Muss Eluse Hawkuns coaches swummung and bowlung Muss Weus volleyball and tennus and Muss Dvoracek archery TENNIS BOTTOM ROW Nancy Hughes Sue Stell SECOND ROW Fay Warren Kate El ledge Eugene Kamrath TOP ROW Ca ARCHERY BOTTOM ROW Patsy Bauguss and Judy Bowen Muss Dvoracek Jacque Wul Carolyn Webb TOP ROW Rose Corder son and Jane Sulluvan and Jody Wulluams mulle Crane Annuta Dryseluus Lulluan Car ro 116 : I I I . I I . ' , ' - 1 , u ' ' ' . . 1 . a ' a I I I ' 2 I ' ' . . . I ' I l I I I I I I u - ' , . . - . . . . I in sportsmanship. The girls on the teams are given the . , - , . I . . I . 7 . , . 2 u : I : , - 1 I l 1 h ' - 5 I I , , , ll. PHUSIGHL 'J EDUlIHlI0ll Sensors Betty Anders Ardelus Russell Fran Marye Janice Anderson and Judy Frey demonstrate a home nursmg assngnrnent During a gym period the forehand stroke which IS essentual to champnonshlp form as practiced Physucal educatuon mcludes sports health and dancing The atm of our P E Department as to use these factors to form the proper attntudes In actlvutnes and sports develop bet ter co ordmahon and posture and unsure soctal and mental relaxatuon and adlustment The success of the department rests on the able dlrectlon of Mrs Frances Rockwell Moss Helen Dvoracek Mass Elmse Hawkms Mrs Kntty Lowry and Mlss Pat Wels The currnculum also covers swlmmlng mstruc txon for sophomores a fnrst and course for lumors and home nursung for sensors MODERN DANCE CLUB BOTTOM ROW Melba St Clanre Mary Anne Teague Marlon Bostlck Pat Johnson and Suzanne Lewus SECOND ROW Duane Jones Sally Kate Marshall Alnce Wrnght Martha Kaaser and Potts Pollard TOP ROW Fay Veyon Sally Shaffer Jean Elllott Dorothy Bur ton Cleo Brutaln Betty Bush Marsha Mereduth Sue Sellors Nancy McKewen Lorene Westmore land and Peggy Tuggle 117 v ' .--:V ' fag, l . ,ai . 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DIANE GARRETT Gof EMORY KELLY Badmmton BARBARA FARREN Basketball MARTHA TERRY Bowling SUE SELLORS Presndent Cherokee the gurls sports or ganuzatton ns the furst group of nts kmd an the Unuted States Because of the umqueness of thus club and nts sportsmanlnke attntude toward competmon It has won wade rec ogmtuon Every Lamar gurl ns auto matucally a member of Cherokee Cherokee struves to offer a varued program of sports and wnth a choice ofarchery badmnnton bas ketball bowlung golf modern dancmg softball swummung ten ms and volleyball each gurl can fund an Interest and an opportu mty to develop her abnlnty The sports and the tournaments are durected by elected sports heads Sue Sellors Presldent Patsy Bau guss Vnce Presudent and Sammne OKelley Secretary wull lead Cherokee to a successful 1954 1955 BETTY BUSH Archery ggi PATSY BAUGUSS, Vice President SAMMIE O'KELlEY, Secretary Outstanding participation in Cherokee is rewarded. Those who take part in at least five sports are given the Cherokee Rose Award. First, second, and third prize bracelets are presented to the girls who have the highest number of points for the school year, and a three year bracelet is awarded to the girl with the highest number of points during her three years in Cherokee. An award is presented in the spring to the ideal Cherokee girl, the May Bourgeois Award is given to the outstanding member of the Modern Dance Club. Cherokee is under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Dvoracek and the guidance of Mrs. Kitty Lowry, Mrs. Frances Rockwell, Miss Elise Hawkins, and Miss Pat Weis. PAT WILSON Swimming l FAY VEYON Modern Dancing DIANE BROOKS Softball NANCY FRIMEL Volleyball SUE STELL Tennis ui ' M HBIIVIIIES 'V ,l Q lm QS -fix 'S XX XM 2 ' QQ 'fx fl Q 1442? , , 4,1 0 ORGANIZATIONS 9 R.O.T.C. X .1 f'-. ..5: ' fi A I .gy ,-F wr- ' ', - v-4' fi 'iff '3- v 6' ' ' . ---'V 3' N -13? 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R 1 ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS Kay Brazelton Davrd Wll hams Mr Lamar Camp Bobby Muller Teddre Ponder FIRST ROW Lucretia Alexander Brenda Balrd Joan Baker Janola Ballard Elmer Baxley Susan Beggs Steve Boone Amy Braduord Kay Brazelton Chuck Caldwell SECOND ROW Annette Cheek Mary Lou Church Ann Clark Marilyn Cowden Ann Cramer Lrnda Culver Martha Davus Jeanne Day Ann Dem ming Mary Ann Dillingham SIUIIEIII IIUUIIIIII One of the Lamarrtes greatest prrvrleges rs the right to stu dent government through elected representatxves Through these Student Council representatrves the students have a part nn the runnrng of every phase of school actlvntres The Student Councrl as composed of sux standrng commnttees and an Advusory Coun cll The Drrectory Commnttee wnth the assrstance of Mr Mrlls and Mlss Weunberg compnles publnshes and sells the student tele phone dnrectory Headung thus commrttee rs Mary Lou Church who rs assnsted by Chuck Caldwell Raymond Smlth Judy Or chord Margaret Jones and Wrnnfred Irby All school wlde elec tnons such as Class offrcers May Fete Student Council oftrcers and cheerleaders are supervnsed and dnrected by the Electron Committee Thus rs composed of Jean Ellnott Chairman Ray mond Smrth and Judy Ley The Bulletrn Board Commlttee under Kay Brazelton Chanrman rs responsuble for removnng all old maternal from the bulletrn boards and checknng for Mr Wrnghts stamp of approval on the new Members of this commrttee are Jean McNerr and Martha Davus The Organnzatron Commlttee passes all new club charters before therr funal approval by Mr Wrught and Mr Camp and revrses the Student Councrls Con stntutuon when necessary Robert Focke and Joan Baker work on thus commrttee wrth Ardelrs Russell Chaxrman Submrttrng a proposed state of candudates to the student body for the electron of Student Councrl offrcers rs the 'ob of the Nommatlng Com FIRST ROW Jean Elluott Edne Focke Robert Focke Nancy Frnmel Mary Helen vubson Craig Gorham Joan Green Larry Green Carole Grnffun Carole Grubb SECOND ROW Mollae Guyton JoAnn Hall Penny Hess Jan Hall Pat Ivy Roy James Patrucna Johnson Peggy Johnston Carol Krnnev 122 3 I .. 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SIUIJEIII IIUUIIIIII mittee headed by David Williams Assisting him are Ann i lips Roy James Charlotte Reeves and Ann Whitty The Health Committee works in co operation with the school nurse Miss Flora Burghdorf to improve on any conditions of bad sanita tion which exist in the school Chairman of this committee s Ann Merritt It is made up of Norman Sprott Joan Green Jane Sullivan and Linda Lackner The Advisory Council which is an auxiliary of the Student Council is composed of faculty as well as members of the council It submits opinions and suggestions to the council on many malor issues Members are Mr J H Wright Miss Helen Dvoracek Mrs Elanor Huddleston Mrs Ruth Leavell Mr F W Pepper Mrs Ella Porter Mrs H L Sandel Miss Drew Black Staggs Miss Helen Weinberg Teddie Ponder David Williams Bobby Miller Kay Brazelton Mary Ann Dilling ham Amy Bradford Steve Boone Judy Ley and Chuck Cald well Among the many other functions of the council are the selling of the directories and Orendas, the conducting of Book Week and the carrying on of diplomatic relations with other Student Councils and student bodies of other schools Each year the Angelo Vasos Sportsmanship trophy is presented to the athlete displaying the best sportsmanship This years officers are Jim Winn President Kay Linda Knox Vice President Carol Kinney Secretary and Nancy Frimel Treasurer The sponsor is Mr ErnestM Mills FIRST ROW Amel Rodriguez Ardelis Russell Sue Sellors Gilbert Shelton Raymond Smith Norman Sprott Arlene Strong Jane Sullivan Mary Helen Todd Oliver Townsend SECOND ROW Diane Wallace Joyce Ward Kent Watts Bambi Whitridge Ann Whirty David Williams Jim Winn Alice Wright Jerry Wright A AA angel W 123 ,fx X ,SA 'Irby 4 Q 1 F 1 A .. ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS: Chuck Caldwell, Mary Ann Dillingham, Judy Ley, and Amy Bradford. 'C7 ev E' COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mary Lou Church Directory Com mittee Kay Brazelton Bulletin Board Committee Jean EI luott Election Committee David Williams Nominating Com mittee Ann Merritt Health Committee and Ardelts Russell Organization Committee - 9 ,iv H' , . I I I . ' ' 1 I ' I I , I I ' I ' I ' ' I I I J I I I I - I I I I . ., , . .... - , It . . . . , . 1 ' ' , ' 1 ' , ' I . ' , . 1 ., - ,NV , 2 ' . ' , , ' , - , ' - ' . I ' 75- - N ., ' N r ' ' - ' i 1' V 0 S V I y . X 17 1 I I B . J f I 1 I . 1 If . ' f - A V - ,V - ,-,I-rv.: 4 'ttft 1 t.. .- , ' t U f 2 ' 5 A - ' 'v I 'Q , -r I fi - - ' 0 X. , ,', . x, ', 3 it rf, ' - 1,1 s ' , R '- 5.5-J s A33 . A -4 V , ' .ffl m 1' f UHEIIIIH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .... . . . Kay Brazelton BUSINESS MANAGER ...... Annetta Wing ASSOCIATE EDITOR ......... Helen Raaz CLUB EDITORS ...... Sally Kate Marshall Mary Trotter CLASS EDITOR . . . ..... Diane Martin ART EDITOR ......... Tommie Lu Storm SPORTS EDITORS . . . .....,. Jim Duckett Bob Dunnam LIFE EDITORS . . . ...., Fran Marye Harvin Moore Despite the pressing deadlines and the endless responsibilities, Kay Brazelton, our Editor, always maintains her poise and her remarkable skill of combining dependabili- ty with a vibrant personality - the signs of a successful editor. Despite the ups and downs of pic- ture schedules, Sally Kate Marshall, Club Editor, always manages a smile. Tommie Lu Storm, Art Editor, and Helen Raaz, Assistant Editor, confer with the busy typist, Ann Whitty. Sports Editors, Bob Dunnam and Mary Trotter Assistant Club Editor Bill Baker and Diane Mar Jim Duckeff, pause qfter covering tin, Class Editor, are in the midst of checking numerous Sopho all the games to examine Q foogbqll more and Junior identifications layout. 124 llllillllll MOUNTING EDITOR .......... Bill Boker PHOTOGRAPHER .... .... J ohnny Brown TYPIST .......... ....... A nn Whitty BUSINESS STAFF .. .. Sammie O'Kelley Susan Searls George Conrad CIRCULATION STAFF ........ Berry Tolle David Williams Peter Almy SPONSORS ...... Miss Drew Black Staggs Miss Helen Weinberg Annetta Wing, the Business Manager, in- terrupts a conversation with the publishers. Her familiar smile carries the Business Staff through the burdensome accounts and fil- ings of ORENDA subscriptions. David Williams, Sammie O'Kelley, and Berry Tolle, members of the Business Staff, pause in the midst of paper-cutting to look at the birdie. Peter Almy, Susan Searls, and George Conrad, hardworking Business Staff members, go about their duty of filing Sopho- more and Junior pictures. 125 Photographer J o h n n y Brown doesn't have too much time to ex- amine his equipment in between pictures. Life Editors, Fran Marye and Har- vin Moore, check to see if they have missed any school activities. llllllllll The Lamar Lancer, which is sponsored by Miss Louise Fuller, is one of the top-ranking high school newspapers in the state. An able staff, composed of students from iournalism classes, who have shown an interest in the writing field or who have done outstanding work, puts out this bi-monthly paper. The stu- dents will agree that the Lancer staff's aim, to inform students of school activities, to pro- mote support of all community functions, and to entertain while educating, is accomplished. The routine of working on the Lancer includes all phases of newspaper work. Such as: re- porting, typing copy, making-up pages, photographing, copy-reading and, last of all, proofreading. LYNN MCDANIELS Editor 1954 PAT MORROW Student Advisor Johnny B r ow n , photographer, Charles Green, Boys' Sports Editor, and Tom Powell, reporter. Maggie Wunderlich, Exchange Editor, Sandra Pounds, Business Manager. Seated are Sue Frost, Advertising Manager, Dorothy Taylor and Jo Rae Simmons, Circulation Managers. Standing are reporters Carol Ann Trimble, Nancy Key Parks Sharon Smith, Barbara Billingsley, Nancy Frimel, Society Editor Seated are Frances Harper, reporter, Sally McMillan, Club Editor and Muriel Friedman, Feature Editor. 126 LHHIIER T In order to be a member of the staff, one must have completed one term of iournalism, and must be recommended by his teacher. The Lancer has won many awards and last year was awarded Medalist by the Columbia University Scholastic Press Association. ln addition the Lancer is a member of the Na- tional Press Association, the Texas High School Press Association, the interscholastic League Press Conference, and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The paper takes its name from the Lancer Corps of the Republic of Texas which was under the command of Mirabeau B. Lamar. Lynn McDaniels is the Fall Editor and Jim Bernhard is the Spring Editor. JIM BERNHARD Editor 1955 Gary Patterson and Sally Moore, advertising staff, and Teddie Ponder, Assistant News Editor. Seated are Jana McFarland, advertising, Janice Dailey, Exchange Editor, and Martha McDonald, advertising. Seated are Sue Sellors, Girls' Sports Editor, Jessie Carter, re- ANN LACY Associate Editor Patsy Dippel, News Editor, Emory porter. ln the background are Gary Noble, Don Boesche, John Kelly, FeClfUl'e Edif0l': KCIY lit1ClCI Menelaides, and Pat Whitworth, reporters. Knox, Feotvre Editor: ond Charlotte Hill, News Editor. Lamcr's Library At Any stu d e nt in Lamar will readily agree that our library is essential to school life, for it is here that the necessary material needed in the varied studies can be found. The library is under the direction of Mrs. Edith Cox and Mrs. Josephine Gallagher, and they are assisted by student workers in the endless filing and cataloging. Our library consists of over eleven thousand books and extensive bound and un- bound periodicals. The Fenwick White collection, consisting of rare books, limited editions, and other valuable volumes, is a source of pride. The library derives much of its support from the student contributions during Book Week and from the numerous donations made by the scl'1ool's clubs. The library staff is in charge of the second floor exhibit case, and there is always a colorful and in- teresting display appropriate for the season or the coming holiday. Q . he I 445 4, 'g- 1 , , fb 'E 2 5: Q 'N -S 1 , A ix gl , K f 1 I if . ' Y Qu I , ,qw 4 , 4 'lf t ,M 1 , 'W 'mn ' tm . V la new , ,Hb ,ii 'U K, - v 4-.., k 1'-' ff UUIUISIN 1 1 VLH I ,ff X Q . Ve--If 'A '1 14: fn I 357' B. ' --V gfpf. j 4 7,-,J W f, 'ar ... lIIZIlBIi7I1'I I Q. !Q!'!au Lamars musuc department upholds the schools reputatuon as tops un every fueld Mr Lee S Kedung us the department head and sponsor of Choralettes an outstandung gurls choral organuzatuon Mr Edward Trongone durects the very tune R O T C Band and the versatule Lamar Orchestra Mrs Vurgunua Stecher has the Boys Chorus a new group whuch replaced the muxed chorus and Lamar O Luers a chorus of gurls whuch specualuzes un a cappella work The music department un conlunctuon wuth the drama department puts on numerous varuety shows Thus years bug sprung show was a reasonable facsumule of Annue Get Your Gun un whuch the orchestra members of the varuous choruses and capable solousts partucupated Lamar has an abundance of musucal the enuoyment of many people un the surroundung area un addutuon to the students The Texsuns George Berry Muke Kemp and Jum Black are among the outstand mg talent cut Lamar Davud Knapp Arthur LaRue Jummy Vrba and Sonny Baumgarten demon strate theur sungung abuluty as members of the Boys Chorus F17 The well known Lamar orchestra has a ucum sessuon rehearsal before a bug show 130 , . . . . , n Q 4 I D ' I v l I I ' I I - - I . , . . . . ,, . ,, . . , , . I . talent, from voice to guitar, from tuba to drums, which goes to make up top-ranking performances for J vi 1 1 . 1 . I - 5 X ' , , , I . t .X 1 n . Q I , I l.. X 1 ' I , . 0 . L' ,,. . ,, . , s ' CHUHHl ETTES Choralettes is a girl's choral and social organization, under the direction and sponsorship of Mr. Lee S. Keding. The purpose of this chorus is not perfection, but music for pleasure's sake. This group, which this year consists of 'I36 girls, not only renders numerous school programs during the year, but also sings at the Rotary Club, the National Bank Convention, a Pan-Helenic meeting, and many other civic events. Each year the Most Valuable Member of Choralettes is awarded a bracelet. This year the honor went to Carol Kinney. The high point of Choralettes' social year is a formal dinner dance, between terms, at River Oaks Country Club. A banquet is held in the spring to announce the new fall officers. Officers for this fall are: Kay Brazelton, President, Carol Kinney, Vice President, Sue Braden, Secretary, Martha Embree, Treasurer, Pat Becker, Publicity Chairman, and Edna Paine, Chaplain. Third Row BECKER BELL Fourth Row BERTRAM BOSTICK Fifth Row BRAZELL BROOKS BRAZELTON BUSH BRIDGES CARPE Sixth Row CHASTAIN CONNOR CLAYTON CRAIN CLEMENS Seventh Row CROW DIETZ CULBERTSON EDDLEMAN DAVIS ELLEDGE BENKE BERLET BOWEN BRADEN CASEY CRAMER GREEKMORE EMBREE EPPS First Row ALEXANDER AMES Second Row BARTLETT BAUGUSS 131 lIHllllHlEllES Heading Choralettes this year are: Carol Kinney, Vice President: Mr. Keding, Sponsor, and Kay Brazel- ton, President. FIRST ROW: Francis, Frey, Judy: Frey, Julia, Garrett: Gaunt: Glen, Goodere. SECOND ROW: Graham, Hamlin, Haggczrt, Harris, Higginbotham, Hintz, Hubly. THIRD ROW: Huster, Jensen, Knox, Lewis, Long, Maass, Mahon. FOURTH ROW: Marye, Mcttiza, Maxwell, McKee, McKewen, McNeir, Meredith. FIFTH ROW: Merritt, Morse, Newby, Oeland, Ohlson. 1? W.. 132 Edna Paine Chaplain- Martha Embree Treasurer- Sue Braden Secretary- and Pat Becker Publicity Chairman led a Choraleiles rehearsal. H E FIRST ROW O'Neill Phillips Ragusa Reynolds Rochelle Rogers P Rogers V SECOND ROW Rube Russell Schoolcraff Scofield Shaffer Sharp Starling THIRD ROW Stell Storm Sultan Summers Tuggle Vennema Veyon FOURTH ROW Ward F Ward J Warren Webb Webster Wnkunson Willis FIFTH ROW Wilson C Wilson P Wing Wunderllch Zapp MEMBERS WITH NO PICTURES Burton Daab McCarthy Paine Young 133 .4 TOP ROW Arapolls A Arapalns P Beery Black Boone Brand Bridgforth SECOND ROW Burton Butos Canada Church Clark Claypool Cobb THIRD ROW. Colbaugh Corder Cox Crane Darby Easley Ewing. FOURTH ROW: Fall Friedman Furneaux Garner Garrett Gaston. FIFTH ROW: Griffin Haley Hall Hart Haynes Hill. R - Martha McDonald and Lyda Hare two memb-rs of the Lamar-O-Liers trio The Harmonairs discuss a special arrangement with Mrs. Stecher Sponsor. The other member Jo Rae Simmons is not pictured. 134 TOP ROW Hosfetler Hyden Jack Jenkms Johnston Kirk Kohler SECOND ROW Lamb Levering Lewis J Lewis S Lewis Suzanne Lovell Manning THIRD ROW: McElwrath, McKee, Mills, Miner, Montalbano, Moreland, Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Murphy, Olsen, Packard, Padfield, Perry, Pefteway. FIFTH ROW: Ponder. Richardson, Rickards, Robb, Robinson, B., Robinson, M. R-. Lamar-O-Liers officers are, Jane Boone, Vice President, Sandy Rowell, President, Suzanne Furneaux, Treasurer, Barbara Morgan, Secretary, and Honey Claypool, Social Chairman. 135 IHIIIIIR-ll-IIEIIS Lamar-O-Lier's, girls' a cappella chorus, is Lamar's newest choral organization, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Virginia Stecher. The one hundred thirty voice group features original arrangements in three, four, and six parts. Activities during the past year include a fall College Show, a Christmas banquet at John's Restaurant, a Christmas Program of sacred and secular music, which was presented not only for the student body, but also on KTRK-TV, a program of Easter music given for the Lions Club, and a spring concert including several numbers by the Boy's Chorus. To conclude the yeor, Lamar-O- Liers will have a Spring Dinner Dance. Fall officers are: Sandy Rowell, President, Jane Boone, Vice President, Barbara Morgan, Secretary, Suzanne Furneaux, Treasurer, Elaine Butos, Entertainment Chair- man, and Honey Claypool, Publicity Chairman. First Row ROTEN ROWELL Second Row ROYSE SAMPLE Third Row SHOEMAKE SIMS SPEER Fourth Row STEELE STEVENS SWAILS Fifth Row TRYLING VOIGHT WARD UECKERT WAGEMAN WEIKEL VAIL Sixth Row WIEGAND WILSON WUNSCH WI LCOX WOOLSEY ZUBER Not Pictured BURR FLANNIGAN PETERSEN COGGINS GREGG POPHAM DEWS MORRIS 136 The Drama Department at Lamar offers traunung for any student who has aspnratnons of someday becommg a part of the theater ln thus department Drama I and ll are offered along wnth courses m Stagecraft Work begnns In drama wnth the pantomme Then progressung the students recenve speakung parts which at first are performed alone Then they work an groups of two and as they umprove the groups become larger Finally all the students are put together to make the fumshed product The stage craft course instructs students nn assembllng and effectively puttnng together scenery props and lughtmg They learn how to construct sets makong them appear realnstuc and convuncnng to the crrttcal publnc eye Mrs Ruth Denney as the quute capable head of thus constructuve department Wuth her able assistance many students flnush these courses much closer to their goals l Mrs Denney sponsor and Tommy Sands and Pat Becker two stars of the Sprung productnon of Anme stop for a mnnute un front of a caricature of Annve Testung the new spotlight are drama students Martha Craug Jan Hull and Dorothy Burton The stage crew for Annue takes a test rnde on the tram used In the lndnan Scene 137 - 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . - 1 1 ' 1 . . . , ,..,,-'I N ii , f fsfbfpi - 1 I , 1 - 11 - 11 - -c 1 - - 11 - 11 lf k 1 . . 'Q 5 I F 11 - II Jlmmy Kelley Vuce Presndent Betty Anders Treasu er Jtmmy Orr and Pat Becker Secretary work hard for Kachnna Not puctured Martha Embree Prestdent Kachnna the hard worknng drama club of Lamar ts truly the backbone of all stage produc tuon here at school lt ns also a steppnng stone for those students who are workmg toward mem bershrp In the Natnonal Thespuan Socuety for through work nn Kachnna points are earned toward the higher soctety Anyone who ns mterested an any phase of drama may become a member of Kachlna The members may ente unto any phase of actuvnty Involved In a productnon For ex ample tn costummg a person learns how to design and make costumes domg a careful and exact 'ob The experuence of applylng make up may be obtasned The art department us guven the chance to desngn and brung to Infe the sets that are necessary nn the productlon whlle the props group and the stage crew learn to assemble and produce the rnght setting and sound effects at the exact time that they are needed The tncket sellrng and the programs are also handled and BOTTOM ROW Judy Frey Mary Lelua Cram Louann Bell Jane Glen Carolyn Clayton Duane Culbertson Marlynn Hamulton Frances Harrns Aluce Mahon Annell Haggart Marnanne Oeland Carolyn Ramsey SECOND ROW Gene Varney Judy Gamble Gnnger Wrlght Trula Harruscn Cleo Brttam Marlon Snider Judy Stalls Wanda Wheeler Kltty Whrte Sandy Gaeke Dianne Davenport Carol Kunney Beverly Solley TOP ROW Marsha Meredlth Beth Russell Barbara Davis Emory Kelley Betty Lambert Peggy Gast Fleetwood Warner Ann Whntty Martha Halsted .lon Hull Annette Cheek Jane Sullnvan 138 1 7 , ' , ' ' 1 , F 1 F t . : , . 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QQ. .Q - 1 BOTTOM ROW Judy Wuegand Ann Suggs Peggy Tuggle Ardelns Russell Martha Starltng Mag gre Wunderlnch Cecule Wllson Sara Beth Alexander Betty Anders Cynthta McDonald Margaret Woodham Bamb1Whltrudge Charlene Markle SECOND ROW Carol Koch Cathernne Murphy Rachel Loveless Jean Elluott Suzle Robertson Jane Rlddle Nancy Rennhardt Barbara Rube Susan Robbuns Susan Gresham Carol Hudson Dorothy Jennett Duane Drummond TOP ROW Jamce West Sally Schneuder Sandra Vaul Ralelgh Henderson Carolyn Shearer Hubert Hetnen Carlos Hamnlton Mtlce Taylor Carol Ann Trlmble Cora Conner Jean Smuth Elanne Enducott Donna Snow Gwen Ferrell expertly taken care of by the members themselves In every productaon there ts a student dnrector who ns auded by the faculty sponsors an supervuslng the actuon There are also prompters who have been nnstructed for thelr 'obs to see that no one forgets has lnnes Therefore each posslble phase of puttmg on a productnon ns handled by the students each doung what he engoys the most The Ka chxnas are responsnble for puttung on Lamars famous varuety shows The flrst one thus year was Sophomore Shenamgans and at was a great success Then later a selected group of students put onthe drama Arsenuc and Old Lace whnch was also a huge success The Kachnnas vusut local theaters to see theur own lobs performed by experts Thus as a very profutable experlence The of fncers are Martha Embree Presodent Jnmmy Kelley Vlce Presudent Pat Becker Secretary and Betty Anders Treasurer BOTTOM ROW Betty Bush Claudla Frazer Juduth Fveld Januce Anderson Carlene Smuth Judy Robnnson Mary Trotter Joanne Sweet Kay Pope Mary Gay Maxwell Ellen Vlo Carmen Mc Damel Ann Reed SECOND ROW Lmda Lngon Janne Henderson Betty Ann Henson Suzue Hamnl ton Jenny Mathms Lulah Black Andrea Austun Sandy Altman Deanna Rochelle Julue Cotterton Lyn Choate Gaye lrvmg Lou McKmnon TOP ROW Sherry Evans Antanette Mlchulka Beth Boyd Mary Helen Emmerton Annes Gels Jacque Wnlson Brenda Broesche Pat Wargo Bob Crutchfteld Bob Gentry Carol Grubb Phyllus Menger Marulyn Adnan 139 is 1 . 99 4 ' - A ' Y' - .A of . 0 ' ' 1 x l . a 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 - ' . . . , . . . 11 . 11 - - 1 ,, . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 7 1 I 1 F 1 I , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' , . : 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - x v ' 1 The plaque namlng Lamar s N FL chapter as the most outstandung nn the dlstrlct IS admnred by the offucers left to rught Ruchard Royds Co Treasurer Janet Hubly Recordmg Secretary Barbara Blllmgsley Hnstornan Mr Muller Sponsor and Coach Jlm Bernhard Presndent Helen Raaz Corre spondmg Secretary Steven Oaks Vuce Presudent and Harvm Moore, Co Treasurer llllllllllHl FllllEllSllI LEHGUE Wnth the caachlng of Mr Winston Muller and the support of Mr J H Wrught the faculty and the student body Lamar s forensuc group has achueved many honors A plaque was presented nament ftrst place awards went to Carol Ann Wmters and Fred Hofhennz for extemporaneous speaking and to Steven Oaks for after dinner speaking Lamar won sweepstakes at Muskogee Rnchard Royds and Jnm Bernhard Frank Kelly and Steven Oaks won flrst and second debate Sweepstakes was also won at San Jacmto and fnrsts went to Carol Ann Trlmble gurls poet Katherine Barbour and Frank Kelley orngmal oratory There was a four way tue for fnrst un gurls debate and a two way tue for furst nn boys debate Frank Kelly and Steven Oaks won flrst nn boys debate at Luberty Bob Jungman Katherune Barbour Cynthua Hall and Duck Bafbaf'-'J B'll'n95leY Cafol Ann Wmfefs Fred HOfl'l6II'12 and Hattwnck take another look at the sweepstakes trophy won NU' TU 'e Scan me 'defence malencl fo' quofes and at the SM U tournament SYGYISNCS 140 . I . : . , I I I I . , , : - , : , 1 , - : f I - - to our N.F.L, Chapter, naming it the most outstanding chapter in the district. At the Adamson tour- ' ' , ' in . . I ,. . ,, . I - 1 ry: . . . , . . , Charlotte Reeves outlunes the affurmatuve case wuth the assustance of Paul Stallungs Carol Ann Trum ble Frank Kelly and Morrus Holland lllllllllllll FllllEllSllI LEHBUE At the SM U tournament Cynthua Hall took furst un gurls poetry and she and Janet Hubly won furst un gurls debate At Tulane Lamar took sweepstakes and furst un gurls debate Janet Hubly and Cynthua Hall boys debate Ruchard Royds and Morrus Holland humorous Janet Hubly and Ruchard Royds poetry Cynthua Hall after dunner speakung Carol Ann Wunters At the Aluce tournament Lamar won furst place un after dunner speakung Steven Oaks and un extemporaneous speakung Ruchard Royds There was a tue for furst un boys debate between Jum Bernhard and Steven Oaks and Nat Turner and Fred Hofheunz There was a sumular tue among Cynthua Hall such a fune record Lamar looks to ufs speech teams for sumular successes at the sprung tournaments and the state and natuonal contests BOTTOM ROW Carlos Hamulton Bob Jungman Fred B own Tommy Cramer Tevus Grunstead Gary Webb SECOND ROW Helen Raaz Duane Martun Katherune Barbour Carol Ann Trumble Duck Hattwuck Nat Turner Ruchard Royds Frank Kelly Carol Ann Wunters Dorothy Cloud Janet Hubly and Cynthua Hall TOP ROW Jum Bernhard Steven Oaks Gene Hartung Harvun Moore Pete Madden Cole Thompson Jum Boone Charlotte Reeves Edward Boone Multon Womack Franlu Hensley Larry Wolf John E Wolf Barbara Bullungsley Randy Elluott Frances Harper Stacey Holmes Harry Lawson Fred Hofheunz Morrus Holland Bob Elster Paul Stallungs 141 I . , , - . . . , . . . I . , . , . . 1 , 1 , 1 , : , - . . . . . , ' ' . , . r . U . . . . and Janet Hubly, and Carol Ann Trimble and Charlotte Reeves. Lamar also won sweepstakes. With : . I I r I I . . I - 2 t . , , , I I . I I I I I - I I I I 1 I I I I I I I u , - . , f , , , 1 f , - Becky Burroughs Bob Crutchfneld and Jam Bernhard look on as Martha Craig flnrts wsth Teddy at a rehearsal for Lamar Campus Confab radto program HHUIU BUILD The Raduo Gunld sponsored by Mrs Ruth Denney ns an organuzatuon of Lamar students mterested m radro and televrsuon Many develop thefr mterest unto a career Each year the Raduo Guuld mvutes speakers from Houston radno and TV statrons to speak on the opportunmes for careers an thenr fnelds Thus sprung the Unwersuty oF Houston s FM statnon KUHF has offered the Guild a T5 minute weekly radno program Students produce direct and star m the shows each week The Gunld us also responsuble for havmg th mormng devohonal and announcements The student announcer as a gunld member Last years p esudent was Jam Bernhard LEFT TO RIGHT Duck Hattwtck Barbara Bullnngsley Carol Ann Wmters Bob Gentry Sally Shaffer Hugh McBride Mrs Denney Carol Ann Trrmble Bull Landtleld Katherine Barbour Tevts Grrnstecd and Carmen McDaniel Kass: itil! I 4-of' 142 1938 Ellzabeth Knapp Elnzabeth Dennus Fenwtck Whnte 1939 Enght members due to Hester Stewart Ralph Anderson Ann Tuck Martha Ray Alexander Margte McEnnls Tex Bayless Grace Picton Oscar Cadwallader 1940 Bob Gay Carolyn Knapp Edwin Langsford Wayne Bowman 1941 Aluce Ptcton Elnzabeth Sterlmg Marshall Black Carolyn Wilson Mary Jo McGtnnls Dow Hamm Ollve Lockhart 1942 Wllltam Fax Margaret Peterson Jummle Bayless Bully Ferguson Melanne Levy Ellen Pncton Margaret Elltott 1944 Mary Margaret Wllson Roy Moore Hallie Beth Walker S U llSSlllJlHllllll At the annual ORENDA banquet Os are awarded to not more than seven sensor staff members whose co workers have voted them the most worthy of thus honor Mary Sue Fox Charlotte Wood Lettalou Garth Ralph Atmar 1945 Etght members due to tue Bettie Ebuugh Ben Hammond Bull Gardner Mark Roblnson Ann Stevenson Tempe Howze Marilyn Oden Helen Allen 1946 Ann Poyner Marlorle Montague Bobby Norrls 1947 Walter Clemons Bob Gregg Wilma Hake Mary Loulse Thompson 1948 Enght members due to tue Paula Mereduth Davld Knox Emily Petersen Margaret Blau Beverly Smyth Joan Eckhardt Ann Coe Shirley Snow 1949 Robert Clemons Julta Ptcton Fred Durrance Btll Thornton 143 1950 Margaret Wrnght Tommy Swartz Tommy Rabson Duane Lehman Noelle Duggan 1951 Katharnne Snow George Wnlson Tom Btggs Jane Lawhon Duck Mayor Sally Schmucker 1952 Helen Rtdduck .loan Smith Mary Petersen Stanley Sllvus Nancy Campbell Frances McMaster 1953 Allte Kelley Evelyn Gnttnngs Dan Stulz Sue Smith 1954 Patsy Heard Julue Montgomery Aluce Cowan Tum Stevens Kim Kimball Cathy Hammernch 1955 Kay Brazelton Bull Baker Johnny Brown Helen Raaz Sally Kate Marshall Annetta Wing Sammne O Kelley xy? r ff f 4 fi A ,S t -Qian Yi.. J Amy ' y v Lf Wi Q F 1525 is ' E' 1 -Q f Ti ' 2 ,. : xx f' M: pr -in us, 'AM3m '-- ' ' i .5 'g Sijifi if' vga K f f' , .f ?fgIgQf'i'iQf X 'Z. f. 5 'bfffglgffffv A f - . if Q. 1 fi-Q , V aww 5,5-5 f Mr ,A vm-,f-s.,1:,ab.' .. ' 1 1 ' xii 'l Qs-7 -,2:1?25ifSg . ,gn ,ga w SEUUUUHH Sequoyah, Lamar's creative writing club, strives to promote and encourage the creative writing talents of Lamar students. Each year the club donates an anthology of its best poems, short stories, and essays to the library. Many of the works included in this collection have re- ceived local, state, and national recognition. During the year Sequoyah members enter many contests, such as: The State Poetry Contest, the Atlantic's contest, and the Houston Council of English Teachers competition Sequoyah is un der the very capable direction of Miss Margaret Buchar-an and Miss Helen Greenwood The of ficers for this year are Bill Baker President Pat Wargo Vice President Paula Ragusa Secretary and Hubert Helnen Treasurer This year s Sequoyah officers are Seated Pat Wargo Vice President Paula Ragusa, Secre tary Standing Bill Baker President Hubert Hemen Treasurer STANDING Dorothy Reese Ed Summers Gwen Dryselius Bob Durst Sharon Strong Suzie Kunkel Ann ette Cheek SEATED Betsy Rustay Diane Drummond Beth Clark 145 I ' - ' f J, G 1 1 I 1 I f . , . r f ' ' 5 I F . , . : I I I I I I ' . : , , . 1- t 1 g ,' i X ' 1 4 , r f l T -4 M . , Q L 1 , . -1, , il l'v , f , xy,- ,V A I S- QXJ E Parlez vous francaus9 lt doesnt mat ter whether you can answer thus questuon wuth some fancy French or good ole Eng lush Lamars French Club La Cunquantaune welcomes any student unterested un France and the French language Thus club spon sors a box of food and clothes to be sent to underpruvuleged famulues un France as uts annual prolect Fulms speakers and French games and songs hughlught the meetungs Thus year La Cunquantaune us under the guudance and Margaret Vennema Vuce Presudent FIRST ROW Annette Wucker Carlene Smuth Una Lynn Mattuza Julua Frey Duane Culbertson Sara Beth Alexander Cecule Wulson Duanne Davenport Ann McKunIey Cay Womack SECOND ROW Maruon Snuder Gene Varney .lanuce Anderson June Lee Suzanne Alpha Carol North Mary Guest Betty Byerly Duane Martun Lynn Dee Bryan TOP ROW Ruth Wohman Judy McDonald Judy Stalls Cleo Brutaun Sheula Gruffun Bonnue Baker Lunda Lugon Sally OBruen Nancy Key Parks Maggue Wunderluch 146 Il - ' ll I - . , . . ' I I l - - 1 I l of Emory Kelley, President: Mrs. Earl, Sponsor: I . . I I D . I . I ' I ' : I I I I I I : I I I . . I . . . , . I . . , . . . I I I ' which are held on alternate Frndays Thus year several members are correspondmg wnth French pen pals The popular cookle and candy sales help to boost the treasury and the banquet which IS held an the sprang The offncers are Emory Kelley Pres: dent Margaret Vennema Vsce Presldent Judy Frey Secretary C a r o l e Clemens Treasurer Paula Ragusa Program Chalr man Mrs Helen Earl IS the sponsor Helping to lead the French Club are Paula Ra gusa Program Chanrman Judy Frey Secretary and Carole Clemens Treasurer FIRST ROW Yvonne Llgon Sandy McClure Marynelle Davls Ann Suggs MaryAnn Dlllangham Carolyn Morris Bambi Whltrldge Jo Marne Holt VIYQIHIG Burbrudge Ann Wunsch Linda McFerren SECOND ROW Ann Cramer Janne Henderson Joan Hardy Debbie Hull Sonia Bertram Pat Lee Betty Ann Henson Mollue Guyton Kathleen Searcy Nancy Ferguson Judy Fneld Laurent Hodges TOP ROW June Carey Marnann Helms Colleen Maes Carolyn Powers Lacy Edmundson Margo Meynner Esther Balph Penny Brace Janet Ewmg Light Barley It I ,AQ-.,-,w 'v . wi. 3 ' 2 rw - if Ee Q F Q A ,5- D is 3 W: 9 W .K 423: tw f 6 ng Z V S 'Ex gg, 'ah E wk 'fi 4 'Y my N- , w , 1 , .5 3, .K , . v Q 135 'III 3.6, I D if i 1 H if 4, D .fjn V Q mlb BOTTOM ROW Randy Clark Mike Davis Gilbert Shelton Bull DeMouche Don Richardson .lim Hendrickson TOP ROW Hall Noble John Davis Carlos Hamilton Laurie Daniels George Na larian The group is divided into three chapters for sophomores luniors and seniors The officers of the sophomore chapter are Carlos Hamilton President Richard Tinsley Vice President and John Davis Secretary Those heading the lunior chapter are Denny Larlsen President Herbie Haschke Vice President and Dick Hattwick Secretary The senior chapter is led by Ben White field President Gary Nichols Vice President and Jon Knolle Secretary The combined chapters are governed by Walter Moore President Jimmy Kuester Vice President Don Ford Secretary and Bobby Ley Treasurer Mr B W Kent is the sponsor BOTTOM ROW Jack Douglas Tevis Grlnstead Oliver Townsend Paul Stallings Jerry Davis Johnny Dawson Frank Kelly Tom Sharkey Robert Estill. SECOND ROW: Roy James Guy Davis Dick Beeler Dan Lubbock Herbie Haschke Denny Carlsen Larry Brown Billy Armer Charles Hrdlicka. TOP ROW: Bill Lipscomb Richard Gage Joe Grimes Dick Hattwick, Louis Chenault Gus Greening Fred Brown David Ward Bert Golden. 36 149 . , fam . x if M L 'ill ,,-Y. 7 2 M f I A My fi 1' A if A Q, ll-liEIlS love for God. At Easter-time, the Y-Teens from all over the city unite to present an inspiring sun- rise program in Hermann Park. so far this year, the Y-Teens have listened to a Y.W.C.A. rep- resentative tell of life in India and heard about the life of a British girl who now attends Rice Institute. Leading the Y-Teens are: June Lee, President, Jenny Mathis, Vice President, Joan Hardy, Recording Secretary, Pat Morrow, Corresponding Secre- tary, and Janie Henderson, Treasurer. The Fall Sponsor is Mrs. Beverly Farrar, the Spring Sponsor, Mrs. Maryanne Duffie. Joan Hardy, Recording Secretary, Janie Henderson, Treasurer, and Pat Morrow, Corresponding Secretary were chosen Fall officers. Suzie Hamilton Jenny Mathis Lucille Creek more June Lee and Sue Braden make Hal loween favors for the T B Hospital Discussing plans for the are Margaret Wood ham Mrs Maryanne Duffle Spring Sponsor D u a n e Martin and Jean Smith 151 l Y. W. C. A. Centennial C S U officers for the fall term are SEATED Edna Polne, Presndent, Muss McCarty Sponsor STANDING Janet Hubly Chaplam, Sonla Bertram, 2nd Vuce Pres: dent, Betty Mooney, Treasurer, Carol Ann Wmters, Sec retary, Jana McFarland, 'lst Vuce Presudent, Duane Mar tm, Publnclty Chcnrman IIHHISTIHH SlUllElll Ulllllll The C-hrnshan Student Unuon, bet te known as C S U has, an uve years, grown unto Lamars largest or gomzatnon wuth a membershnp well over two hundred students Because of Its remarkable student support C S U has brought about a close Chrlstnan fellowshup wnthun the whole student body Both clergymen and Iaymen speak on the programs at the bl monthly meetings, but each one FIRST ROW Carol Hudson Donna Roten Jesse Carter Vick: Fmkenburger Jane Sulllvan Sally Spyres Barbara Rube Mary Lmn Ordmg Ellen Elkins ron McStravuck Ann Allen Allison Allen Ann Harder TOP ROW Ann Towles Pat Wlttman Elsne Hostetter Pat Burkhart Mary Gay Maxwell Mary Carolyn Powers Barbara Davus Marsha Merednh Gmger Carroll Meme Carol Kuhn Brenda Broesche Carol North Joyce Bourdon 152 r . . ., ' f' . , - I . . I . I D I I ' ' Esther Balph. SECOND ROW: Marlynn Hamilton, Pat Brawner, Alice Wheless,lCarolyn Minaha, Ann Wunsch, Pat Whitworth, Mary Helen Erhmerton, Sha FIRST ROW Judy Frey Cecnle Wulson Joan Hardy Jane Henderson Betty Ann Henson Carol Ann Trnmble Paula Hayes Sandra Stoll Carole Smnth SECOND ROW Julna Frey Claudua Frazer Ellen Vua Maxnne McK e Carlene Smuth Shnrley Robbins Deane Poth Judy Stalls Wanda Wheeler Ruth Wohman Jean Hogaboom Mary Gene Glbbons TOP ROW Dranne Davenport Elame Boone Barbara Scaff Pat Wargo Barbara Bayer Kay Jesrer Marnlyn Flautz Margaret Haynes Mary Lelna Cram Sara Beth Alexander Gwen Ferrell Marlon Snuder Joan Jordan Cynthla McDonald has an lnsplrahonol message for the group Also at Thanksgnvnng Christmas, and Easter, C S U members collect baskets of food and clothnng forthe needy A council mode up of a representative from each denomlnahon helps the offrcers run the club Fall offlcers are Edna Palne, Preslclent, Jana Mc Farland lst VncePres:den1, Sonla Bertram, 2nd Voce Presldent, Carol Ann Winters, Secretary, Betty Mooney, Treasurer, Janet Hubly Chaplain and Duane Martnn Publucuty Chalrman, Mnss McCarty Sponsor FIRST ROW Ann Krnegel Vlrgnnla Burbrrdge Carolyn Whnteslde Martha Terry Sandy Brown Jon: McConnell Margare Bubee Amonette Mlchulka Edna Rafcltfe Sue Brlzzolara SECOND ROW Teddle Ponder Cynfhna Hall Mary Ruth Sheldon Judy Orchad Franlr Hensley Sharon Cook Gayle Wllcox Glenda Cox Jane Wlght Ann Harper Annette Wucker TOP ROW Dlanne Jones Portia Suddreath Corrnle Stevens Connie Clendenrn Judy Fnelcl Jlll Beshell Janola Ballard Carolyn Webb Trula Harrison Craig Gorham Fleetwood Warner Nancy Relnhardr Carolyn Ramsey Barbara Brllungsley Peggy Tuggle 53 C lIHlllSllllll SlUllElll lllllllll 'Q N Hnstory Club offucers SEATED Sandra Pounds Vuce Presndent Murlel Fnedman Treasurer Mlss Nesmlth Sponsor STANDING Gaul Caldwell Publlcnty Chalrman Wanda Wheeler Recording Secretary Mary Lou Keen Corresponding Secretary NOT PICTURED Rose Corder President TEXHS JUHIUR HISTUHIUHL Slllllflll The Lamar Chapter ot the Texas Jumor Hnstorlcal Socnety was founded for the purpose of expanding Interest and knowledge nn Texas and Its history Each year the hnstory club goes on fneld traps to points of local historical Interest partncupates ln club duscussuons and gets to Austin nn Aprnl for the Texas Hustorlcal Conventuon The Conventuon whwch ns the hugh ponnt of the year s actnvutles IS held at the Umversnty of Texas Many of the members prepare research papers and enter them rn competmon for the wrntmg awards Several have achueved publncatnon nn The Jumor Hlstorlan magazine Members may also be speakers at the State Conventuon Officers for the fall semester are as follows Rose Corder Presndent Sandra Pounds Vnce Presndent Wanda Wheeler Recording Chaplain Gaul Caldwell Publncnty Chaurman The sponsor as Mass Frances Nesmnth FIRST ROW Duane Martm Beth Hyden Vncku Cole Trula Harrnson Mary Beth Brand Jane Sullivan SECOND ROW Judy Lognlon Joan Jordan Sharon McStravack Beverly Bevul 154 5' X. T . . . 2' Z I . I . . I 1 1' - 2 , ' ' ' : f J , . : , ' . Secretary, Mary Lou Keen, Corresponding Secretaryg Muriel Friedman, Treasurerg Jean Needham, Annette Cheek Joan Ward Judy Roblnson, Ruth Ilee, Elsieio Mdncrief. TOP ROW:,Mariorie Grant, Barbara Beery, Carolyn Huster OFFICERS ARE Sally Dlmon, Vicki Cole Barbara Tldwell Paula Ragusa Hugh Gamey Ann Wageman Tom Bayer Sue Parsons Dickey Sanders Pat McMurrough IEXHS Jlllllllll HCHIIEIIIII Ill SCIENCE The Lamar Chapter of the Texas Junior Academy of Science is a member of the State Academy of Science It includes a chemistry section under the leadership of Miss Hollingsworth and a natural science section sponsored by Mrs Mmer Weekly program meetings in homes and at school alternate with outmgs Saturday trips are scheduled to places of particular interest Mem bers attend the State convention in December and the Sprung regional meetings at which time original papers may be presented Membership as open to any student interested in science as a hobby or as a career A spring banquet concludes the years activities Officers for the entire Gamey Treasurer Pat McMurrough Parlramentarnan Historian Officers for the Natural Science Section are Sally Dimon President Sue Parson Vice President Ann Wageman Secretary Tommy Bayer Treasurer Dickey Sanders Parliamentarian Historian LEFT TO RIGHT Philip McKenzie Annette Cheek Gwen Ferrell Judy Potter Peggy Sterling Mary Trotter Ruth Lee Anne Lipscomb Ann Suggs Pat Lee Lin Davis C K Finnell Barbara Rube Ed Rames Trula Harrison Jody Wofford Carol Malure 155 : . . . I . I , . I , , , , - . I , . . . . . chapter are: Barbara Tidwell, Presidentg Vicki Cole, Vice President: Paula Ragusa, Secretaryy Hugh . , I I . . h . . . . . ' : , 1 , : , : , 1 , - . 1 ' ' ' , , , , , , , , , , - - , , , , - TT FUTURE UUHSES Ut HlllElillIH Although the Lamar Chapter of the Fu- ture Nurses of America was organized only last year, it is already very active. Being organized on a national scale, the group works with the chapters in the other pub- lic high schools. Their aims are: first, to in- terest high school students in personal and community health- second to encourage students to consider the requirements and opportunities of a nursing career and third to help the students decide whether they wish advanced or practical nursing Leading Lamar s chapter of the Future Nurses of Amer: courses Prolecls of the Club we C00k'e ca are left to right Judy Frey, President Josephine Lin Soles and lckmg baskets To Undefpflv' go Vice President Miss Flora Burghdorf Sponsor Lacy leged fC'm'l'e5 Gt Chrlslmas Offmers for ih'5 Edmundson, Secretary and Barbara Ford Treasurer Yea' are JUdY FVPY Presldeni Josephme Lingo Vice President Lacy Edmundson Secretary and Barbara Ford Treasurer TOP ROW Jane Benke Deborah Ann Black Nancy Connor Sharon Cook Mary Ann Cundall Mary Ann Dillingham Marguerite Durham Lacy Edmundson Joan Fentress Gwen Ferrell SECOND ROW Barbara Ford Judy Frey Mary Gene Gibbons Sally Halliday Ann Harder Ann Hawkins Lyda Hord Alta Jeffrey Janet Johnston Ann Lacy THIRD ROW Pat Lee Josephine Lingo Rachel Loveless Margie McKmzue Margo Meynier Camilla Mills Retta Moody Nancy Key Parks Cecilia Phillips Sandra Phillips FOURTH ROW Caro lyn Powers Paula Ragusa Joanne Rice Kaye Ross Ann Schudy Muriel Stackhouse Elise Volke Judy Wahlers Pat Warner FIFTH ROW Gwen Webb Rita Webster Carolyn Weddle Elaine Werlem Gretchen Werner Sara Whatley Pat Whntworth Gayle Wilcox Cecile Wilson NOT PICTURED Ann Barnett EQQQQQQQ I I I I . 1 .- . 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A , ,Q J' X V , sf. ,x A , ., W' i L, K , X FUTURE TEHGHEHS lll lllllflllllll The W J Moyes Chapter of the Future Teachers of Ameruca whuch ns only three years old thus year has many varled actnvmes The purpose of thus club I5 to Interest hugh school students In the teachnng professlon So far thus year they have watched educatnonal movnes heard teachers tell of thenr expernences gone to a dlstrlct F T A conventlon ln Baytown and have vusuted Tnny Tot Nursery Besudes the cookie sales whnch they hold they have a progressnve luncheon and a mother daughter tea nn the sprung Thus group whuch as orgamzed on a na tlonal basis as well ns headed here at Lamar, by Pat Morrow Presudent Duane Martln, Vlce Presldent Mae Halporn Secretary and Sharon Smith Treasurer The club us sponsored by Mrs Mae Gates Vlce Presndent Mrs Gates, Sponsor Pat Morrow, Pres: dent STANDING Mae Halporn, Secretary Sharon Smith Treasurer FIRST ROW Patt1Jenkuns Judy McFrancls Lucy Kennedy Sandra Stolz Judy Roblnson Vnckn Cole Gaynelle Robb Jane Mogan TOP ROW Frances Boyd Antonette Muchulka Maxme McKee Barbara Rube Jeanne Day Judy McDonald Beverly Bevul Mary Carolyn Powers Ann Clark 157 I , . I . I I I . . . , I I ' - , - ' - - Leading the Future Teachers are: SEATED: Diane Martin, ' ' . . Q - . . 2 - i - I I I I . I U . I , , I I JUIIIUH RED URUSS Lamars chapter of the Jumor Red Cross works constantly with the Red Cross Councnl for chuldren n war torn Europe and for veterans here at home Each Christmas the group falls countless boxes for chlldren un Europe seeung to nt that at least one toy ns Included un addltlon to woolen caps or scarves La mar s representatives also attend month ly meetings ofthe Jumor Red Cross High School Councnl, whlch ns a group com posed of teenagers from all schools, workmg at the Chapter House Offlcers are Nancy McKewen, Presudent, Char lene Markle Vlce Presudent, Maggie Wunderllch Secretary Treasurer Mrs Elanor Huddleston ns the sponsor Jumor Red Cross offncers are Charlene Markle Vtce Pres: dent, Nancy McKewen, Presudent, Mrs Huddleston, Sponsor, and Maggie Wunderllch, Secretary Treasurer TOP FIRST ROW Lando Jo Lee Sylvua Doves Dnanne Davenport Judy Frey Barbara Brndges Carole Clemens Kara Lynne Monroe Bea Belnshausen Melba St Claire Carolyn Fuselner SECOND ROW Judy McFrancls Julte Catterton Carolyn Shearer Gnnger Rogers Ann Hawklns Peggy Johnston Marlynn Hamnlton Ann Lacy Shurley Kohler Carolyn Burton Lenora Hamilton Sonya Bertram TOP ROW Marllyn Flantz Sally Schnelder Brenda Broesche Shnrley Robbuns Sandy Gaeke John Dovns Gretchen Werner Dorothy Wnlson John Manes Tommy Cramer Bull Welch BOTTOM FIRST ROW Carol No th Gwen Webb Beth Hyden Ann Harder Jackie Ruce Marnlyn Sanders Betsy Booth Marnlyn Dashnell SECOND ROW Duane Wallace Cora Conner Andrea Austin Jo Lmgo Carolyn Turner Rosemary Ames Carolyn Huster TOP ROW Ellen Olsen Mornlynn Revns Betty Bush Barbara Ekblad Lun Davls Katne Edkstrom Sandra Ken dall Mary Ann Steffek -nal! 160 Lamars library club Wowapu, is limited to students who have served or are serving as student library as slstants This year each student as sistant is a member of Wowapi The oblectives of the club include promot ing fellowship among members of the student library staff helping on such special occasions as Book Week and the P T A Open House Each year the club places a Christmas tree in the library There is also a spring ban quet for the installation of new of dent Katherine Plckard Vice Pres: dent Deloris Mason, Secretary Phil Halbert, Treasurer Mrs Edith Cox and Mrs Josephine Gallagher are sponsors OFFICERS ARE JIII Beshell, President Phil Halbert, Treasurer Katherine Plckard, Vice President Delorns Mason, Secretary TOP PICTURE LEFT TO RIGHT Betsy Rustay Lacy Edmundson Jackie Gro matzky Nancy Key Parks Peggy Johnston C K Finnell Merrie Carol Kuhn Jim Meadows Vicki Cole Marguerite Durham Barbara Rambm Mary Bullock Mary Claire Peden and Joan Jordan BOTTOM PICTURE LEFT TO RIGHT Sarah Taylor Douglas Hansen Joyce Cor nelius Patti Jenkins Edward La Montagne Diane Wallace Laurent Hodges Mary Alice Gilley Lillian Carroll Edward Johanson Jeanne Bouchard Nancy Hughes Barbara Rube Jacque Collins Jenny Mathis gi , . . . I I I ' s 1 Q . sl u 1 xx Q 2 ' I . . . 'V ficers. Officers are: Jill Beshell, Presi- I . . I . .- : 2 ' z . . I . I . : , 1 I ' 1 f 1 ' ' ' I I I . I ' I . . . . ' I ' , I , 1 H 1 1 1 161 Edward Hairston Vuce Pres: dent Jean Arnold Presudent Harry Brashear Secretary and Mary Nell Taylor Treas urer CHRTUUHISTS HSSUUIHTIUH Orgamzed an 1952 the Cartoonusts Assoctahon has gnven contmual laughs to all the stu dents of Lamar Everyone who passes the front hall bulletnn board funds tlme to stop and enloy the carncatures and sattres on the actevltnes whtch make up the everyday school routlne At each meeting a new toprc ts glven such as New Sophomores Studylng for Fmals the R OT C Teen age Drlvers and Raduo and Televlston The best cartoons are chosen and posted on the bulletin home wlth many honors nn true Lamar splrlt Sponsored by Mass Genevseve Fulson the club adds a dellghtful touch of humor to Lamar The offtcers For thus year are Jean Arnold President Ed ward Haurston Vlce Presudent Mary Nell Taylor Treasurer and Harry Brashear Secretary BOTTOM ROW Bob Chapm Edlth Wynne Carlln Glynn Mary Helen Emmerton Llnda Moehlman Judy Bowen Steve Coles TOP ROW Leonard Mendlowutz Make Gnbson Max Hendler Hams Mnlam Edward Halrston Bob Gentry 162 . V . . I 1 I I 7 I . board. Members ofthe assocuatuon have entered theur work In Foley's Art Show and have come - . A . . Z I . I b , 2 , 1 , . 1 ' , ' f ' . f ' I . I . I ' Pat Ivy Vnce Presudent Bull Cornelius Presndent and Nancy Frlmel Sec etary Treasurer are thus year s officers l C UFHIIEH The R O T C Offlcers Club at Lamar has three functions It promotes greater Interest In malntary affairs rt constructively crmcnzes the corps as a whole and It supervlses and organizes the socnal affairs of the umt Its members all the cadet offvcers of the R O T C Corps and the R O T C Band struve to carry out these functuons to the benef1t of the entlre corps In January each year the Offncers Club unites wlth the slmllar organuzatnons sn the other public schools n glvung the R O T C Officers Ball Every offncer of the entnre clty IS mvnted The officers for thus year are Bull Cornelius Presrdent Pat Ivy Vnce Presudent and Nancy Frlmel Secretary Treasurer Sponsoring the group are the Commandant Lleutenant James Grlffln and the regular army Instructors Sergeant Davxd J Hormng and Sergeant Flrst Class Robertl ODonnell FIRST ROW Baker Kay Barrere Clem Bratton David Brownlng Alford Co hammer Alvm SECOND ROW Duprsest Phllllp Englnsh Lunc.IseyC Frumel NancyR Green Joan Helnen Hubert Hubly Janet Ivy Pat Lindsey Galnor J McGowan Charles F Mclndoe Thomas W Pentecost Rlcharcl D Rogers Joe Shaffer Sally Stevenson Lawrence F A Storm Tommne Lu THIRD ROW Tldwell Barbara Ullruch August Unruh James B Vanzant Tom Wacker Annette Not Pictured Jackson Clufforcl Lawrence James Segers Don 3 . 7 . . I J Y 4 , . . , . H U 7 l I I I . , . . . . I . . .. . I . . . . , . . . . . . . . , D ' ' ' , , , I : . . I , I l . . I . I E l 1 .A 1 I . I 1 : , g , 1 , ' 5 ' , 5 rnelius, Williamg Druck- , - 1 , 2 , .: , -2 , 1 , 1 , : , : , -: , -1 , -: , -1 , : , 1 , - -: , - 1 , : , 1 , -: , : , . 2 , 2 , 2 , - 1 J I . I ,I 1 Q 1 If I s . I Q' If . -. X K isp Q X551 L1 ,, Y, x RWE X li ,xx 'wif A WE .X ilfs? ,. ' we fu f X w :V . . . x' , mf. ', ,f ' ' If ,ik W ,. ff S 1 f k We , SY . , , Q , 1 yt M . -fd , K . N ,Q,.,,' , X- L' Q kgxk :ji ' X- Yfii. .M 1 K, M 3? 1 J- wiwavlf 14? .EE QW 'aw' 15, 3? 1 . 1 J I ,Q Q if ., . , u 4 1, 1 2 , A ff J 'X yy,-R. 1 , fu' V ,JM 'L 5' - 'ff el ,1 ig, -mf 1 f ,,.' - iw. K i, A -'rf V ' ,. VJ V fi Q, , vm , 1, .- Fr C 3w.rww,. g,W,, ntl., ,9,,4,g5,.... If 9 4.39 W' Q 5 E ' VM gy: W. Major Joan Greenp Captain Nancy Frimelg Major Sally Shafferp Captain Annette Wicker. NOT PICTURED: Captain Kay Baker. R. ll. T. C. are very active. They participate in the Armistice Day Parade and in several after school reviews. The group also joins the other R. O. T. C. units of the city in friendly competition. One of these is the final inspection which is held each spring at High School Stadium. The commandant for this year is Lieutenant James Griffin. His regular army instructors are Sergeant David J. Horning and Sergeant First Class Robert L. O'Donnell. Training Corps and Band V 1 murmur' ,Hi W' ' A f Q Q , t + I ,Q4. , 1 . v v -V1 Y 1 ' wifff f Q Y' N'-Y if ,M 'yr -,'4 QW! V , 'Y f L- 3 Q ieigggwa Y mg wt w .. V Y 'sf' V ,ff 5, V I Y Y W '-,f f if V V 'V Q V V. Ng 'Y L A 412833 an but It W' WD My A MT: :KF w .gy-'B img W ui? 3 lf H+ V hw' wr 2 ' R f Q , .Q5i11Qsiy,xQ1 1 asgQ1i3nl3asw is ,K ,, , 1 255' if 1 , 1 K v- 1 vw? VM VM vY,i,!fyv,5 Y-3+ :hmm g 51 'W K it il QQ sm K A gm , g w'-f-, gf ' - fx M 7 Yax,f' v p -V9 Y, gvq A R , f'?v.E . .X Yr ix. . XE: ,QMQQJQ 'SME 1, V Q ' gf Lkz: 1 Hi mf idx A 1.3-X F My 4 1 .1 . 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These are Charity, Hospitality, Usefulness, Merit, and Scholarship. All of the members of the club strive to live up to these stand- ards. Chums do many things for Lamar. The at- tractive trophy cases in the front hall and many of the Heritage Club books in the library have been donated by the club in the past years. Another proiect of Chums is distributing gifts to the patients of Jefferson Davis Hospital and the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital at Christmas. The annual Chums' Carnival is Leading Chums this year are: Hazel Casey, President, Lynn Mcbaniels, Vi c e President, Mrs. Gladys Pushard, Spon- sor. IIHUIIIS always fun for all. For one night the halls of Lamar are transformed into a carnival midway, with ev- erything from side-shows to cotton candy. The club also sells Christmas cards, presents an attractive style show, in which the mem- bers themselves are the models, and sponsors one night of a play production at the Playhouse Theatre. Officers for the fall term are: Hazel Casey, Presi- dent, Lynn McDaniels, Vice President, Carolyn Hendrie, Recording Secretary, Mary Bullock, Corresponding Sec- retary, and Pat Morrow, Treasurer. Mrs. Gladys Pushard is the sponsor. Working together for Chums are: Pat Morrow, Treasurer, Carolyn Hendrie, Recording Secretary, and Mary Bullock, Social Chairman. HENDRIE HUBLY JENKINS JENSON JOHNSON, JOHNSON, KUHN LAMBERT LAWRENCE LEE LEWIS MARTIN MATHIS MCDANIELS MEARS MOGAN MORGAN MORROW PHILLIPS ROBINSON SMITH, C. SMITH, A. SOLLIE TERRY TURNER WARGO MJ .3 A QR 1. ,i wg 3 w Q N V, 6.1 S Y y Fw 'wi K8 2312 ff! er it.: QEPM ,gg i . 9 n , ' 4 QWW ff .L 1 if l 'f - b ' mf X ' f ., ' 53 , i 71- H Y . -if , ag? if , W ill if f'z X V1 Tv . - gg M in V W ga aw Wesfiwf ' rf ,pf .pi , in . x 5 'A - 'lf gy , il 1, ,f Nw me 1:2 QP ,, ,. K A 'L f 1 c vs' w F :- AB ,t w , ,kiwi AL Q: Q Qgigigf ' Er?:f2s-, Q ' A ' ' ' in i ' T? as F? + -S, , 9, A 3 m. ?' 215 ' 25? if l -J X '22 LN 4 f . 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Other proi- ects of the club are having monthly cookie sales, giv- ing food, gifts, and cloth- ing to needy families at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, and contribu- MARYE MCBRIDE McKINLEY PARKS ROBERTSON RUSSELL Mary Lelia Crain, Recording Jv- RUTHERFORD Secretory, Martha Starling, Corresponding Secretary, and Kay Brazelton, Treasurer are in charge of the business of the club. IIIIIIHBEHU ting to the United Fund and Book Week. A luncheon is given during the Christmas holidays honoring the old members of Mirabeau who are home from college. The high point of each year is the formal dinner dance held in the spring. The fall officers for this year are: Nancy Frimel, President, Sue Braden, Vice President, Mary Lelia Crain, Recording Secre- tary, Martha Starling, Cor- responding Secretary, and Kay Brazelton, Treasurer. Mrs. Mary K. Staats is the sponsor. Not Pictured: BURTON. Maggie Wunderlich, Parlia- mentarian, Pat Becker, Ser- geant-at-arms, and Annetta Wing, Chaplain help lead the many varied activities. SAMPSON SCAFF SCHNEIDER SMITH STARLING STELL SUMMERS SWEET VERHEUL WARD WEBB WEBSTER, C. WEBSTER, R WENDEL WHATLEY WHITESIDE WHITTY WICKER WING WOHMAN WUNDERLICH YERGER fx QQ 'O X ,Al U as Valentines is another proi- ect looked forward to by all. For a whole day, the members of the club make a tour of the classrooms, singing to many embar- rassed students. In the spring the club presents Niwauna's Nifty Fifties, a variety show in which only the members partici- pate. Niwauna contributes to the United Fund and to Book Week, the club also sponsors a Christmas party for Hawthorne School, and Diane Doherty, Recording Sec- retary, Carole Graham, Treas- urer, and Jeanne Day, Cor- responding Secretary, check financial status of the club. HENSLEY HENSON H L HINTZ HODELL KASSLING KELLEY KNOX LACY McNElR MATTIZA MCFARLAND MELTON MERRITT MONTGOMERY MORRIS MURPHY MURRAY NEEDHAM NEWMAN NOCKOLDS, E. NOCKOLDS, J. O'BRIEN OELAND OHLSON O'KELLEY O'NEILL ORCHARD RAMSEY REYNOLDS REVIS ROBERTS ROGERS ROTEN 3 K - :L8:21l. ,SK . gl ah A .I 3121: 1, Af 1 4... , ji. ww, 1 N 'vw '- -:.,' -5.s.xj fi 'Kff A :.5f ', , 5 im ' -S A A. aww is K gi HFZAQIA 'VF4 ' K ff A53 53 . 32:-' . . A K :af . AA , -'Af' A A' A ff' 9' A ig?-Q gm. A. .ins 'ssglf xr.. 1 5 A h ,,A L wi' f ' ' . 1' A , 73.21 . 'W' f I 531, if ' .4-M gg Q , L. - wma-QU 3 f .+ ' AAA 5 1 ,I V gy., , X j?- f A , Hn -fllff , 14' KKK - iii., wi Y 'K ,A . iff fs 'yxwg -g fi' ,-.M rib. 'A ' 121 X' :gf:f?.EzA.fT A , . A gk ., 45' 4,,,4,.4,k K A4 5 .3 K HA. Rfk' 5259 , , 1 L+ KQQSK' A i.ff'LA i .21 .'-ww ' -' fy .Au f My ww .A A ,R , , . :5'ff 5Qf' .' ' -A avg A . :ff 'K 'SS L ef- , . ,w AQ . A2 za Q ,,f5es5'i., A Q ' .QA sf? . A Wi Aw. . 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The club gives the Lamarites a taste of the excitement of a col- lege celebration at this dance and the crowning of a homecoming queen adds extra color and thrill. This year Pow Wow's Home- coming Queen was Jose- phine Nockolds. Then, too, Mr. Herring, Sponsor, Nancy Frimel, Pow Wow's Sweet- heart, and David Williams, President, efficiently head Pow Wow. ABRIGHT ANKERMAN BAKER BALL BANKS BAR RETT BAUMGARTEN BENA BLACK, J. BLACK, R. BROCK, B. BROCK, J. BROWN, F. BROWN, J. BRISOE DAVIS DIMWOODY DURST EHMAN ENEN GENTR 179 1 f ,wi uf. K, ' f. ' . R K+ g 5, ,555 ,gwbff ,aw . 3 2 , 'iiffirf i , ' gm .,,. Qi . P .iyffffx Q f ' 1' i f if 1 W X ,W . ' ' ,wiiiik 2 . Q -,, - X - 4 , EA, A W -g, ,ga .M 152 Sf, I iig h f54ik,,4, Z 53,5 l Q51 nf? gp 'Eiga 5' -gif ' yi' - ' gf?-yew 3 4 J1. -.3 -15.232 , 'M Yam. I' J- ' fi -- 2,54 gx:51,'fzp. if3v ,357i5f5Q A 4 :sf 9, Lf? X gy, .. P, 4 ,im , S pf f 1? ' I x fg' , Q -.ua id - kv 7' K E , fx., a Elf ' K , .2534 . '1 15119 55 -'Sf gf . ,Y V, , . 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The club also con- tributes to the United Fund and to the library's annual drive. Each year Pow Wow selects a sweetheart. This year she is Nancy Frimel. Pow Wow is under the sponsorship of Mr. Arthur Herring, who backs the club in its every undertak- ing. The officers are David Williams, President, Garrett Tucker, Vice President, Ed- die Robert, Secretary, and Bob Gregg, Treasurer. Members not pictured: Boone, Burns, Holderness, Hull, Jones, B., Jones, D., Smith, Stone- barger. Aiding Pow Wow this year are: Charlie Spangler, Social Chairman, David Barrett, and Rufus Hayes. PEEBLES PENTECOST ROBERT ROBERTS ROBERTSON SIMMONS SPANGLER STALLINGS STERRETT STEVENSON STOUGH TATUM TENNISON TUCKER TURNER TYLASKA WATKINS WEACHMAN WILLIAMS WOOTEN 181 PHlHlllHll BAKER BEGGS BENKE BENNETT BISHOP BLACK BODDEN BOUCHARD BOURDON BRINKERHQFF Lamar's team could not BURKHART fail to know that the stu- CHASTAQN dent body was behind them all the way with such CLARKE slogans as Boot the Tex- CLAYTON ans and Bridle the CRAIG Broncs. Each member of CROUT Palomar, with her enve- lope of slogan slips and CROW dimes, is a Twelfth Man CURTIS on the team, and each stu- dent who wears one of DARBY these slogan slips helps to DAV'5f B' spread school spirit. Pala- mar does many things for DAVIS' M- the school and has, as well, DILLARD an enjoyable program of DUGGAN social activities. ln addition EDDLEMAN to contributions to charity, such projects as an Easter Ergggoll egg hunt for a day nurs- GAST GREEN GRESHAM GRUBB GUEST HALEY HILTON Nancy McKewen, President, HOGABOOM Mrs. Agnes Yost, Sponsor: and HOOPER Helen Raaz, Vice President, guide Palomar to success. 182 17 PHIHIIIHH ery keep the Palamars busy. Then, too, there is Palamar's dance, The Darktown Strutters Ball, which features in its floor- show the famous Palamar Can-Can. Palamar's social calendar includes a formal dinner dance at the Hous- ton Country Club, and a party, in May, when the officers for the following year are announced. The fall officers for this year are: Nancy McKewen, Pres- ident, Helen Raaz, Vice- President, Tommie Lu Storm, Recording Secretary, Patsy Laas, Corresponding Secretary, and Joan Green, Treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Agnes Yost. Tommie Lu Storm, Recording Secretary, Patsy Laas, Corre' sponding Secretary, and Joan Green, Treasurer, keep the records. HUDSON IRBY IVY JENNETT KAISER LAAS LOGAN MAASS MAHON McKEE MCKEWEN MILLER MOLENAAR MOODY MOORE MORSE NESBITT PHILIBERT RAAZ RAGLAND RICE ROGERS SAMPLE SEARCY SEARLS STACKHOUSE STORM TIDWELL WALDRIP WALKER WALLACE WEST WHITRIDGE WIGHT WYLIE 183 ,Q ARMER ARNOLD ARRANT BAKER BENTON BOONE BRANDT BUDDENDORF CECIL CLIFFORD CONRAD CRAMER CUTSHALL DALY DAVIS, J. DAVIS, M. DAWSON DOLL DOUGLAS DUCKETT DUNLAP DUNNAM ENGBERG ESTESS ESTILL EVERTS FOLWELL FORD FRANKLIN 184 IIHIIIHI The members of Ramal are always working to promote school spirit and to be of service to Lamar. Ramal awards trophies to the Outstanding Senior and the Outstanding Senior Athlete. One of the most highly regarded awards is the presentation of the Ramal Cup to the Out- standing Junior GirI. Last year the cup was awarded to Kay Brazelton. A few of RamaI's proiects are the saleoflamarstationeryand Guiding Ramal to success are: Berry Tolle, Presidentg Fran Marye, Ramal Sweetheart, and Mr. Lee S. Keding, Sponsor. llllllllll the Ramal Relays, which is a track meet held in the spring. It is open to all stu- dents, and participants and spectators alike always have a wonderful time. Medals are awarded tothe winners at the dance fol- lowing the meet. The pur- pose of the event is to aid the athletic coaches in find- ing new talent for Lamar's track team. One of the high points ofthe social year for Helping to lead Ramal are: Jim Duckett, Secretary, Fred Hofheinz, Vice President, and Frank Kelly, Treasurer. FRENCH GALLAGHER GEORGE GROSSMAN HANSEN HASCHKE HATTWICK HINKLE HOFHEINZ HOLM HOOD JOHNSON JONES KAISER KALB KELLY KING KINGELIN KNAPP, C. KNAPP, D. KOTTWITZ LACY LANDFIELD LISTER MCCANN McDANlEl MEYER MOORE PALMER 185 'ml X PERRY PETERS POPE POWELL PRICE RHODES ROBERTS ROEVER ROYDS RULFS SAAD SAMUELS SHARKEY SIMPSON SPROTT STILLWELL STORY TAYLOR TEACHWORTH TEAGUE TENGG TOLLE TOWNSEND TURNER UHRIG VAUGHON WILLIS WINN WORD 186 HHIIIHI Ramal members is the for- mal dance held in January. Ramal, which is Lamar spelled backwards, is known as the friendly club and its motto is Smile. Fall officers are: Berry Tolle, President, Fred Hof- heinz, Vice President, Jim Ducketf, Secretary, and Frank Kelly, Treasurer. Mr. Lee S. Keding is the sponsor and Fran Marye has been chosen Ramal's sweetheart for '54-55. Not pictured: Black, Cutrer, Miller, Smelly. Richard Royds, Publicity Chairman, and Alan Engberg, Social Chairman, work fo- gether efficiently for Ramal, IHIIIHSI Come to Tawasi's Show- boat Shuffle is a cry heard in the halls of Lamar an- nouncing Tawasi's annual pay dance. This dance takes the Lamarites back to the days of the hoop skirts, southern belies and gentle- men, magnolia blossoms, and river boat gamblers. Tawasi also presents Cin- cIy's Saga, their follies, which is a comedy with teachers entertaining. Other proiects of Tawasi Tcwasi's officers for this year are: Peggy Tuggle, President, Mrs. Louise Robb, Sponsor, and Beth Hyden, Vice Presi- dent. ALEXANDER BALPH BENNETT BERTRAM BIGGERS BLACKBIRD BOREN BOWEN BOYKIN BRITAIN BRYAN BURROUGHS CABE CARROLL CHILDERS CLEMENS COCHEU COKER COLBAUGH COLE CORNELIUS COX CRAIG CROSS CROWSON CUNNINGHAM DE HAVEN DEWALD DIMON 187 I s. DUNNE DURHAM EFFINGER EMMERTON FOLEY FORRESTER FOUNTAIN FRIEDMAN FULLILOVE GARRETT, E. GIBSON GILBERT GRAY GREBE GRIFFIES HATCH HAWKINS HIGGINBOTHAM HYDEN JOHNSON JORDAN KINGSBU RY LEE, G. LEE, R. LOFTIN MASON McDANlEL MCDONALD MCGANTY MCSTRAVICK MILLER MILLINGER 188 THIHHSI are selling Lamar buttons and Lamar keychains, and taking baskets of food and clothing to needy families at Christmas and Easter. In the front of the building, many concrete benches are found, which are given to the school by Tawasi. Each year a new bench is add- ed. In the spring the Tawa- si Cup is awarded to the Efficiently working together are: Vicki Cole, Treasurer, Judy Robinson, Correspond- ing Secretary, and Ruth Lee Recording Secretary. IHIIIHSI most outstanding iunior boy of the year. Last year's cup was presented to Jim Winn. A formal dinner dance is given by Tawasi in the spring. Fall officers are: Peggy Tuggle, Presi- dent, Beth Hyden, Vice President, Ruth Lee, Record- ing Secretary, Judy Robin- son, Corresponding Secre- tary, and Vicki Cole, Treas- urer. Mrs. Louise Robb is the sponsor. Not pictured: GARRETT, L. WOLPERT Taking care of club business matters are: Nancy Cunning- ham, Chaplaing Cleo Britain, Social Chairman, and Betty Boykin, Charity Chairman. MILLS MONCUS NEWBY OLVEY PAYNE PEDEN PICKARD PONDER POTH POUNDS POWERS PUCKETTE RALSTON REDDING ROBBINS ROBINSON ROGERS SARAFF SHARP SLAUGHTER STAR KS STEPH EN SON STEVENSON TUGGLE VOIGHT WAGEMAN WARD WESTMORELAND WHEELER WIEGAND WILCOX WRIGHT 199 ag 54 if ,f n 'f ., ff I. Miva I rf Q5K'5m.,, 'Q N 'mm- A ,L wig if H 92? Q32 , ,P Aiea' ,5 ei 5.3 5 L ' i Q .63 2 4 . Q 1 qlgg-,H , Q 'Lf '12 Q +I ei 'ik W ,A ' , 3' H3 3 2 ga f ff' 1: M I m lflhgff s.e' , vfjflj i i 5 5 1 i , af? 'f fr Q, ' 4 is Vi? .f 1,- rg p fx? . SX. W, vw ' .,, N55 xyh' Soto Lamar ALMA MATER SING HAIL HAIL HAIL The words of our school song echo a sentument shared by every Lamarute each one of whom has an untense loyalty to hus school and a lustufuable prude un uts many and varued accomplushments However because of an early deadlune the Orenda Staff us unable to pucture some of Lamars most umportant events Here us a summary of a few of the thungs whuch have happened sunce the typust put away her typewruter and the prunter took away the dummy In the entertaunment fueld Mrs Ruth Denney pre sented Annue Get Your Gun and Muss Lamar was chosen In the same fueld we recall the May Fete un whuch Lamar presented charmung gurls un exquusute gowns Part of the royal court us puctured on pages 86 89 The other members are LOW SENIOR MAIDS Patsy Dupple Sandy Rowell Sue Sellors Duane Wallace HIGH JUNIOR MAIDS Beverly Montgomery Jana McFarland Carol Kunney Jonu McConnell LOW JUNIOR MAIDS Betty Hart Vurgunua Wulluams Ann Whutty Peggy Johnston HIGH SOPHOMORE MAIDS Bunny Payne Kathy Johnson Gaul Pontukes Judy Ley LOW SOPHOMORE MAIDS Evelyn Beular D Anne Watts Jane Yeder Patty McMahon Wuthout the help of many many people brungung you the 1955 Orenda would have been an umpossubuluty Our suncere thanks go to our professuonal photographers Roulande Studuos Provune Studuos Parsley Studuo Harrus Johnston Stucluo Mr Glenn Stanbcuugh for the athletuc puctures to our stu dent photographer Johnny Brown for hus excellent Informal puctures and hus more than excellent dusposutuon to Mr .I H Wrught Mrs Eduth Boren Mrs Helen Gross for theur never endung cooperatuon to the members of the Student Councul and the presudents of the clubs Our specual thanks go to Mr J P Crowe of Newsfoto Publushung Company who came all the way from Austun to help us plan thus book No prause would be too hugh for my effucuent and cooperatuve staff and for Muss Drew Black Staggs and Muss Helen Weunberg wuthout whom the Orenda would stull be only a dream I feel that all the staff members wull agree that endless trups to the photographers fulung and compulung of lusts rushung to meet deadlunes and facung the many problems whuch have confronted them have evolved unto a very wonderful and profutable experuence Here us Volume XVII of your Orenda We hope that you wull keep ut and that from tume to tume you wull glance through ut and that you wull fund ut a fauthful account of the year new ' 5 lllllu Y 'Ill 1 fi' 1, f 96 i Mlci nf . . . , I , ll u Il ' , . 5 . 1 I , ' : , , ' , ' 2 , . .. .. 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