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Vikings strike it ri h Gold was going for S635 an ounce when school opened on Sept. 2. But at Lamar High School, gold meant more than money. It started when 1872 students and 121 faculty members convened at 1400 Lamar Drive. To this, a spirit of trying to achieve excellence was added, and the 1980-81 school year had begun. Before the year was over, it was evident that trying to excel was not restricted to one particular area. For example, the German Club for the first time hosted Novemberfest, a yearly competition for German students, seven students received semi-finalist ratings in the National Merit competition, and the swim team continued to win meets while training state competitors. A spirit of trying for the best was also found in such varied instances as when: the drill team earned a superior rating at the North Texas pageant and was invited to go to California for international competition, the administration gained funds to install a carpet and construct a new practice gym and elevator, the English Department sought to improve the curriculum. ln addition, the speech team continued to bring home ' trophies from tournaments and qualify members for state competition. Also, the National Honor Society boasted 114 members who were required to uphold a 10.0 grade point average and display involvement and leadership qualities. These varied accomplishments were caused by a spirit of trying to achieve the best as a variety of Vikings seemed to: Go for the Gold. l 2 E l Transforming long hours of practice into perfor- mance, Tom Hippman contributes to the halftime music provided by the marching band. The Pride of Lamar earned a ' 1' or superior rating at University lnterscholastic League competition. 2 The Opening K
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