Laura Lamar High School - Lamarian Yearbook (Homer City, PA)

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DANIEL CLAIR MARGARET VVILLIANI HARRION, lNI.S. -IAINIISON, B.S. JOHNSTON KINTER, Bb Chemistry, Physics, Geography, Special Education Metal Shop Senior Math Driver Education Physical fitness is a vital asset to our national educational system. Lamar is doing her part in supporting this program. Our physical educa- tion department encourages student participation in intramural sports, both haskethall and wrestling, as Well as in inter-scholastic sports. Our school co-operated with the physical fitness tests which were conducted in several schools in Indiana County. The cultural needs of our students are inet by the excellent instructions given in our music and art departments. Lainaris young musicians demon- strate their accoinplishinents at the annual music festival, and the art stu- dents display their achievements at an art show. Both departments gra- ciously contrihute their services to many school activities, curricular and extracurricular. ERKIA IOHN BETTY LEYVIS, B.S. KENNETH KONITSKY, KLA. KOTULA, B.S. hmm.. High LIGCETT, B.S Junior English Health, Physical Education, Business Education Physical Education Ninth Grade Health

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ANTHONY COTRONEO, NLS. Svuior Baud. Si-uior Chorus, Eighth and Ninth i1'1lliL' Ct-ucrul Music MBUFFS FANELLA, M.ED. He-ulth, 1'hysit-til ECillL'2liiilIl MARGARET NETTIE DAVIS, BLA. BERNESSE CROYVNOVER, B.S.' . , , ENSLEY, B.A h Cuichiiicc Counsuhmr Hcuith, Pliysiuil Rcuciiug Echicntioil The guidance couiisc-iors arc of great TIIIPOITQIIICC to cvcry studvut. They dircct Cach iudivichial accordillg to his ability, iutcrcsts, and future plans to thc course lwst suited for him. Uppcrchissiucu consult them oftvu about choosing thc colin-ge thvx' may Wish to attend or thc brunch of scr- vice thcy piuu to join. Through tlw counselors. IIHIHY students receivc in- formation ahout joh opportuuitics and availuhic scholarships to colleges. NATALIE SHIRLEY MARY FASSETT, B.A. GATES, B.A. HARKLEROAD, BS Biology lfiighth Gracie' Civics, Niiltiltlllliltilh History of Pt-unsylv 11111

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CAROL MACRO, B.S. JOSEPHINE LYDIA IANE XVILLIABI NORTH. B.S Home Economies MONACO, BLED' MOOT' MLB' NYooclshop Science, Geography Shorthancl I, Shorthanrl II, Typing I For every student, vocational courses are offered which prepare him to accept responsibilities of family life now, and as a parent in the future. Also, students who do not plan to attend college or enter the services after gradua- tion find these subjects a great asset. The commercial department is responsible for training the leaders of tomorrowis business world. Besides teaching the fuuclamental skills, they give advanced courses in typing, shorthand, oitice practice. and bookkeeping. JOYCE WAYNE RANKIN, B.S. CATHERINE IOHN POLINSKY, B.S. Bookkwping L Hg REDDINC, MLITT. ROYVLEY, B.S. Home Economics Business Arithmetic Special lfclucation Algebra H, Geometry, Iunior Business Training Trigonornetry, Solid Geometry, Algebra HI Wm