Lamar High School - Orenda Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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t Lamar Sure we dress up on retreats! Part of every studentis life is religion. Here Eleanor Jones, Ellen Noble, Janeice Wright, Kay Hankinson, and Tira Overstreet prepare for prayer on a St. .l0hn's Church retreat. This is better than home- work any day! Mr. Bill Fisk seems to be separat- ing the athlete's from the spectators at this sopho- more football game. Alison Anderson, Susan Giles, Mary Settlemyre, and Carolyn Gayle attended the interesting seminar at St. Luke Church. Oh, I'm getting seasick. Good thing we only graduate once. Joe Engel and Toby Tovar seem to be ignoring Sharon Mitchell's complaints at the Senior Picnic aboard the Sam Houston. 27

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Be brave, my Constant, and Illl sock lzim in his big ugly eyeball. Jeff Suttles, Linda Merritt, and-,Steve Mims starred in this year's rollicking Mirubeau Melodramai, Hlilgad, What a Cad. Mr. Nixon shall rise again! Young Republicans nieet to discuss plans for the state convention. Members include George Shipley, Charles Parker, Linda Walker, and Alice Wightman. 26 Life Goings The girls get in on tlze act. Roger Schramm and date, with Steve Williams und Ann Adams, enjoy the football banquet. L 3 X

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Two teaspoons of mustard, 5 ounces of lime, 3 eggs . . . Carol Muckley and Nancy Hervey find time in chemistry to mix their friends at little surprise. Hi Ho! It's off to work we go! Betty Buck, Forrest Landry, Betty Miscoe, Distributive Educa- tion studeuts, leave for their jobs at noon. What a bzzildl Ann Bowman, George Scott, and Debbie Elliott exhibit at likeness UD of Casey Williams that they have created in art class. Perpetual 28 Life Now students, you've had these words since Spanish I! Mrs. Sarah Earle IS pounding vocabulary words into the heads of Spanish VH students Lynn Frankie, Cynthia Buechel, and Carol Cox.