Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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Darlington Academy 1974 Darlington, South Carolina

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We are indeed proud to dedicate this 1974 Kinesis yearbook to Mrs. Lil- lian Goddard, the headmistress of Darlington Academy who for the past four years, has given faithfully of her time and talents. She was chosen this year as the new President of the South Carolina Independent School Head- masters Association. Mrs. Goddard a native of Savannah, Georgia, was listed in the 1969 edition of Personalities in the South”. She was also named Islander of the Month in the June 1968 Islander Magazine while living on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Before coming to Darlington Academy, she was the headmistress of the Sea Pines Academy at Hilton Head Island. She has also taught in public schools in Georgia and in South Carolina. In the community of Darlington, Mrs. Goddard is an active citizen who participates in many events and organization. She is a member of the St. Matthew's Episcopal Church where she sings in the choir. She is also in- cluded in the membership of the Darlington County Historical Society and the Darlington Pilots Club. The immediate past-president of the Thursday Book Club, she is also involved in the District Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Education Sorority as one of its active members. During her past years as the headmistress of Darlington Academy, Mrs. Goddard has done much to facilitate the early condition of the young school. She is responsible for the planning of each individual student's schedule for the year, and quite often willingly revises the schedule accord- ing to each person’s curriculum. Sometimes termed a Peacemaker,” Mrs. Goddard is an arbitrator in problems which may arise among student and teachers, Academt students feel free to discuss any personal problems and to share with the headmistress any new ideas or prosed activities which, in some way will possibly help to better the existence of Darlington Academy. A charming, out-going personality, Mrs. Goddard has been an inspiration to both students and faculty of Darlington Academy. Mrs. Goddard enjoyed being presented the varsity basketball trophy. Speaking at l pper School Assemblies. Mrs. Goddard gave advice on studies and conduct. Available in person or by phone, Mrs. Goddard always has been readv to listen and to discuss events with students, teachers, and parents. Mrs. Goddard covered many miles among the three campus building, keeping in touch with student of all ages. 2