Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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il? Mrs. Ula Hennes Counselor Mr. K. Lamar Camp Assistant Principal Since leadership is a basic prerequisite to greatness and since Lamar is great, one can draw the conclusion that we are lead by an outsranding administration and faculty. Headed by Lamar' popular Principal, Mr. J, H. W'right, the members of the adminis- tration are experienced in their particular duties. Mr. K. Lamar Mrs. Lorena Kobbs Mrs. Isabel Peden Miss Rhea Dunn Clerk Clerk Clerk DMI IS S -g, Ye, S S w xxx 8

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Hr J H Xvflghl Principal Lamar is indeed fortunate to haxe a principal aa emcient and capable as Mr H XX right In the short period of three xear5 smte his coming to Lamar he has onli as an edutator but 15 the batkbone of Rtdbkm primiplu as the spirit behind student funttlons md is 1 personil friend to ill studenta 7 1 , If A 2 f - V ' I 1 V - 44 I l won the respect and admiration of the entire student body. He is applauded not R V A Q I Q. L if L 4 . ' 2 f K.

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'W' 'Ls Tvs Mrs. Rose Goodrich Mrs. Alice Harrell Mrs Edith Boren Counselor Secretary Registrar TR TIO Camp, now as much of a Lamarite as his name suggests, assists Mr. V6'right with his duties. In charge of the many comings and goings of over two thousand students is Mrs. Ruth Leavell, Dean. Mrs. Ula Hennes and Mrs. Rose Goodrich are the guidance counsellors. They act as the advisors, helping with all problems from the selection of courses to the selection of colleges. Mrs. lidith Boren, Registrar and indispensable as all seniors know, handles college applications and transcripts. Mrs. Boren also keeps the permanent records and checks the class standings. Mrs. .-Xlite Harrell. Secretary to Mr. Vlright, handles affairs for Mr, Viright and Mr. Camp besides answering many questions each day for the students. The clerks, Mrs. Lorena Kolvhs, Mrs. Isahel Peden. and Miss Rhea Dunn handle all money and expenditures for the sthool and all of its xarious organizations. Ae.,