Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

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IN MEM OR Y MR. R.L. SPEARS We honor the memory of Mr. R. L. Spears for the many years of service he rendered to the schools of our area. He wanted the best for our schools and worked with great zeal to promote the welfare of our schools and our youth. As a trustee for thirty-four years he gave many hours of his time and energy. We are happy to have had him as our trustee and as a citizen in our community. MRS. LOUISE RINEHART In memory of one who was completely dedicated to her work with little children. For thirty-two years she gave unstint -ingly of her time, talents, and love, to the education of the youths in several parts of the country. She taught for seventeen years in the Lamar Schools. With infinite patience she nurtured and molded the Little Ones entrusted to her care. Her great love for children was reflected inthe response of her students, who were devoted Miss Louise. •a. 18

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Mrs. Hilda Berry Lander College B. A. Degree Geometry, Physics, Advanced Math 7th Science Mrs. Garon Whitaker Winthrop College B. A. Degree Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Mr. John Cottingham Duke University, Citadel B. A. Degree Science, Math FACULTY The Faculty has an unusual role to play in the life of the academic community. Each mem- Iber not only teaches, but encourages, directs and counsels. He must consistently be an example of spirituality; he must exhibit that vision and courage which will become a lasting part of the character of his students; he must constantly seek to give them a sense of practicality and usefulness. This is the role of the teachers at Lamar High School. Their influence upon the lives of the students enrolled here continues in lives of graduates long after they have left the halls and walks of Lamar High School. 17

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