Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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' M i s-f-, -1: K LLVL 1 g glveryone loves the unfortunate break in classes provided by the fire drill, even on cold ays. 5 4' s, a I e it dear Rick is K ' Ye s se , in had shape. Maurice Ende , , , and Rick Lasser leave the X- Ray van with calculating faces. Hey, slow down! Melinda Morris seems to be having trouble spelling Gregg Hovas's name for the Orenda records. It was club-picture day. 'IBEW

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Suzanne Kamrath and .lane Park laugh as they think of the joy? each of their mothers will have when they see the girls' new Christmas decora- tions, made in crafts. Behind them, supervising the job, are Eddie Orlan- do and Tommie Rumsey. Mater Opens the D00 in Khri ima Becky, did you say your hair needs a new 4'frost job? If so, Sharon Haral- son will be glad to 'clet you have it. .lean Toole and Shirley Morgan seem to be ready to forget the Christmas cookies, too, if Sharon should need help. 22 Life I A Christmas spirit urges Spanish class mem- bers to make piifatas. Showing off their work are Monica Bell, Carl Skipper, Sara Yeager, Sharon Stephens and Nancy Crubbg,

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Egads, that is a nasty looking revolver. Bill McDugald seems somewhat disturbed at Doug Craig's 'cpersuaderf' Surrounding them is the cast of the Miraheau Melodrama: Suzanne Kam- Q 3 5 rath, Susan Pace, Sharon Stephens, a surprised Sherry Spradley, Prissy Fullilove and Robert Greenwood. NWS A million a day say . . . the B.F.G's were the best in the Hootenanny sponsored by the Lamar athletic depart- ment. 24 Life fudcnf tvrvducfiou The student production, under the supervision of Mrs. Denny, of The Wizard of Oz was a highlight of the winter, The cast stop rehearsal to give hint of their parts. fi M