Lamar High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Rootin' tootin' activities Students and faculty members had the opportunity to go for the gold or aim at making activities better than they had to be. Football games and pep rallies helped unite the school in a feeling of spirit and liWe're number one. Students dressed up at pep rallies in togas, thermal underwear, robes, cowboy hats, ties and other sillythings. Against cross-town rival Arlington High, there were food fights at McDonalds which was decorated by each school's cheerleaders. Some seniors marched through the halls and had their own pep rally in the courtyard. Autumn Harvest displayed the clubs' attempt to go for the gold to make their club better than it had to be. Of course there were numerous other moneymaking schemes for each grade level and club. Such items as magazines, cheese, 'film, spirit bandanas, Christmas ornaments, class T-shirts, key chains, Viking note pads, candles and even turkeys were l'auctioned off. The variety show, the Dinner Theater, and 6 Events 84 experiences 'Black Comedy provided the school with entertainment. There was always the opportunity to 'lremember the year. Class pictures were taken, senior rings were sold to sophomores to have them for theirjunior and senior years, senior announcements were ordered and yearbooks were distributed. Yet most everyone did want to remember the year as was shown by individuals and groups striving through activities to Go for the Gold in making Lamar better than to be. R Practicing for portrays Brinsley a blackout in London. 20-22 at the price students. t was held adults and 51.50 for