Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

Forward Contents What is LHS? Is it the halls, the lockers, the books, the Student Life.................................. 4 buildings, or just a place? LHS is all of these things, but Faculty...................................... 30 really none of these things. LHS is people. LHS is what each Classes...................................... 44 person makes it. To some people it is a hall, a locker, or just Organizations................................ 78 a book. To others it is just a building or a place to meet Sports....................................... 98 friends, have fun, or just a place to clown around. Other Elementary...................................124 people think of it as a means of escaping the work that is to Advertisements...............................144 be done at home. LHS to some people is a place to learn and excell. Each person and his beliefs and his feelings, all of these things combined are what make LHS what it is. The 1973 Elixir Staff is privileged to present to you, in words and pictures, the life of LHS, the people. 1 ELIXER 73 LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL Lamar, South Carolina Editor: Brenda Howell Business Manager: Danny Tyner Advisors: Mr. Albert Gray Mr. Jack Paris Mrs. Whitaker Mrs. McDowell ELIXIR STAFF PAYS A SPECIAL Mrs. Jac-Adclc Beasley TRIBUTE TO THESE FAVORITES Some find it a place to sing, Each person has his own special feelings about L.H.S. . . . some of us love it, some of us respect it, some hate it, some abuse it, and others just don’t give a dam either way. But almost everybody at L.H.S. is involved in something, some way. There's hardly a person here that can't find something to do in his own special way. Each and every one of us, in some way or another, if we try, can find a place to be ourselves here at L.H.S. EACH PERSON FINDS L.H.S To some it ’s fust a place. A DIFFERENT PLACE, a place to team. while others find it a place to help-out in the office. Some people find L.H.S. a place to teach what they've already learned. Others find it a place to work in the lunchroom, for a teacher, for a unit. SAFETY or just for the heck of it. Wear a smile and have friends; wear a scowl and have wrinkles. What do we live for if not to make the world a less difficult place for each other? And some people find L.H.S. a 13 A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. L.H.S., for some people, is a place to exercise their profession of teaching. One good schoolmaster is worth a thousand priests. 14 And to some it is just a place to go to classes. 15 with friends. To some people 16 17 is a place to study. Some people find L.H.S. a perfect place to play. While others find it a place to goof-off. in the lounge. or just anywhere, with anybody. 21 22 ♦ f ♦ t + ♦ ♦ ♦ «-v ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ,a % 4 44Af ’ Va ♦ ♦ ♦ ' + t i 4 + 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ a- 2 % L tYS«mt.z $ ii i to express yourself. 23 Some people find L.H.S. a in football, place to participate. or in homecoming ceremonies. oes not consist in fta .ine at each other, but in iookine outward together in me direction. L.H.S. is a place to love. 26 and a place to meet friends. Administration During his fifth year as Superintendent, Mr. Clifton R. Saverance ably led the Lamar Area Schools through another successful year. We are proud of our administrators and the progress made by our schools. Mr. Saverance is a graduate of Clemson University with a B.S. in Vocational Agricultural Education. He earned his masters in School Administration at the University of South Carolina. Superintendent—1Clifton K vorrancc Seated L. to R.—Mrs. Mary Blackmon, school nurse; Mrs. Yvonne Andrews, secretary; Mr. Harry 1 tampion, Fetlc i '■ • )t Jinator; Mrs Sharon Blackwell, secretary; Mrs. Ann Hudson, Bookkeeper, and Mrs. Barbara Mozin o. Social Worker. In his third year as the head of our Student Body, Mr. Copeland, not only manages our school efficiently, but with sincere interest in the students’ achievements. Our activities are carried on with his support and enthusiasm. Mr. Copeland believes that our school is a reflection of us as students and human beings. We, as students, wish to make Lamar High School the best school and to become people who will be worthy leaders of the future. Mr. Copeland is a graduate of Furman University with a B.A in English. He earned his Masters in Education at the University of South Carolina. A newcomer as Assistant Principal and varsity basketball coach, Mr. Poole has been with us for the past five years. He is a graduate of Pfeiffer College with a B.S. in Physical Education. Secretary—Mrs. Patsy Lowery 33 Language Department Mary Butler—French English Jac-Adele Beasley—English Peggy Quarles—English The Language Department at LHS consists of three English teachers and one French teacher. These courses help prepare many students for college. Even those students who do not plan to enter college will be helped by these courses in the future. 34 Dorothy Campbell—History and Drivers Education William McDonald History Department Perry Bell—Social Studies The History Department of LHS helps enrich many of the students’ lives. Through these courses, the students learn many facts about democracy and other forms of government. Many interesting facts are learned about America and other nations around the world. 35 Science Department The Science Department provides the students with an organized course of study in grades 7-12. Life Science is taught in the seventh grade. Earth Science in the eighth grade, and Physical Science in the ninth grade; Chemistry and Physics are taught on the eleventh and twelfth grade levels. One of the major objectives of the department is to develop scientifically literate citizens through an understanding of the methods of science and the role of science in society and everyday living. Mrs. Dorothy Plummer Mrs. Dene Donohoe Mrs. Blanche Thomas Mrs. Barbara Brown 36 Mr. James Brown Miss Flossie Cousar Mr. Eddie Pauley Math Department The Math Department’s goal is to help the student develop a better understanding of the meaning of Mathematics. The Department strives to help each student understand the mathematical principles which will be useful in solving problems throughout life. 37 Mrs. Jane Waitt Business World L.H.S. is proud of their Business Department. The students are trained for secretarial work and personal uses. These students receive a very good start in the adult business world. A smiling, well-pleased future secretary. Mr. Jack Paris Caron Whitaker 38 Vocational The Vocational Department at L.H.S. offers courses in Home Economics, Power Sewing, Brick Masonry, and Agriculture. Many students begin their adult careers in this department. Sylvester James Alton Jeffords Juanita Edwards Thomas Jeffords Louise Reynolds Illlllllllfl Mrs. Marion Gray Extra Curricular Teachers The extra-curricular teachers at LHS include the librarian, choral director, study hall teacher, and physical education instructors. These instructors aid students in various activities and projects. Mrs. Toney Mr. Don Poole Mrs. Thelma Beasley Mr. Lon Bouknight Mr. Buster Scruggs Guidance Department The Guidance Department of LHS Consists of Mrs. Thelma Beasley and Mr. Lon Bouknight. Mrs. Beasley has given assistance to many students at LHS. Mr. Bouknight has worked closely with Project Succeed. Mrs. Vicie McDowell 41 Project Succeed Last year, 1971-1972, a vocational program called Project Succeed, was tarted in Lamar High School. A student begins this course in Grade 9 and in our years upon successful completion of Grade 12 will receive a South Carolina ligh school diploma. During the four years, he will be taught a skill that can be osed in the job-world. We have a hundred students taking part in this program. Miss Marsha Baker Mrs. Segars Mrs. Georgia Mae Evans Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Betty Jean Windham M. Woodham, S. Windham, L. Lee, G. McCullough. H. Miller. E. Durant Cafeteria Long lines, hot food, and cold milk greet each student every day he enters the cafeteria. From 10:30 until 1:30 is a busy time for the workers as they prepare and serve meals to many hungry students. Our thanks to Mrs. Mary Suggs, our lunch room supervisor, for her hard work in planning our menus. Henry Alford—Janitor Frank Windham-Supervisor Connie Rogers—Janitor Mr. McQuillar—Janitor The top academic students, varying in number, in the Junior Class are chosen to lead the seniors each year at the Graduation exercises. The marshalls for the graduating class of 1972 were as following: Judy Phillips, chief, Steve Windham, Carol Privette Richardson, Marie Stokes, Wayne Brown, and Gary Howell. Gary Howell and Chief Marshall Judy Phillips. Boys’ State Wayne Brown on his way to school. The winners of the boys chosen to go to Palmetto Boys State in Charleston are chosen on academic and athletic abilities. The Junior boys chosen to represent LHS in June of 1972 were Steve Windham and Wayne Brown. Steve Windham returns from running errand. Senior Superlatives Best Dressed: Robbie Andrews and Wayne Brown Best All-Around: Steve Windham and Brenda Howell Best Looking: Marilyn Peters and Curly Mac Daniels Miss Elixir 50 Brenda Howell Miss DAR 51 Judy Phillips OUTSTANDING SENIORS Bruce Jordan, LHS’s all-state football representative, was chosen because of his outstanding ability on the football field. He averaged 107 yards per game. Bruce has shown, not only, ability , but leadership. Cheryl Lunn, an outstanding member of the LHS student body, was selected for Who’s Who in American Secondary Schools. We are proud that a student of LHS was picked for this honor. Cheryl Lunn takes a look at herself. Senior Class Beauties Judy Phillips takes a moment to relax. 53 Vice-President: Janet Williams Treasurer: Marilyn Peters President: Steve Windham Class of 73 Secretary: Carol Privctte Richardson 54 Kathleen Alexander Robbie Andrews Betty Brown Wayne Brown William Alexander Marion Brooks Shirley Brown Jenny I,ee Coe I arinda Amerson Galloway Kathy Anderson 55 The only way to realize how a senior feels is to be a senior. When a student has finally become a senior, he is a mass of emotions and activities. He has experienced new happenings and different situations. Julia Davis Mike Gray Ernest Green Lory Ham SENIORS FIND MANY DIFFERENT THINGS Terry Howell Linda Johnson |erry Hudson Bruce Jordan TO OCCUPY THEM AT LHS Patricia Jeffrey Patricia Jordan Cheryl I inn Levem Linn James Lyde The camera catches Bobby’s eye but not Randy s. 57 WE ARE NOT AFRAID OF TOMORROW, Bruce, are you hiding? 58 Gene Reynolds Carol Richardson Otis Samuel Marie Stokes Looking for Billy in the want ads?? Steve are you looking at a dirty book? AND WE LOVE TODAY!!! FOR WE HAVE SEEN YESTERDAY, Sheila Stokes Janet Williams Steve Windham 59 1 V. Julian Anderson Ann Calloway Joyce Gaskins Edith (Woodson Jo Ann Green Robbie Anderson Henry Lee Chapman Deborah Dority Ellen Dority Leroy Ellerbee Juniors discover new Class of 74 President—Deborah Dority 60 Vice-President—Danny Tyner Sec.-Tres.—Sherilyn Hudson experiences at LHS. Class Beauty—Althea Lynn 61 Allen Mingo Eddie Mozingo Alicia Nobles Mike Parnell Billy Phillips Billy Scarborough Randy Moody 62 David Summers M Ricky Stephens Paul Windham Danny Tyner Cleve Watford Mickey Welch Jane Windham “Scab” pretending to study! to becoming Seniors, Juniors working on their Shorthand. Juniors receive their rings. The Tooth, the “hole” tooth, and nothing but the tooth. ' fllllllllli A. 63 Davonne Andrews Delores Andrews Jimmy Alford Annie Lee Baker Sarnie Baker Danny Ballwin Class Beauty—Dianne Daniels Sophomores David Beasley Shirley Bell Would you Please give me the Keys!!! 64 Class Beauty—Dora Lynn Howell Got It All!!! Ronald Davis Glinda Davis Sylvester DeWitt Wheeler DeWitt Queen Ester Dargan Dianne Daniels Levem Dixon Willie Evans Judy Gamer Naomi Grantham Becky Gray Deborah Grooms 65 Martha Jackson Bonnie Jacobs Mamie Jeffery Look at Frances giving Buster the glad eye . . 66 Linda Moses Rebecca Mack Joseph MacDaniel Buster McDonald Gladys McKeithen Bonnie Owens Sammy Rush lx retta Samuels Eddie Sansbury William Scott Marcene Stevens Tammy Tuner Bobbie Ann Waitors Cynthia Ward Paulette Zimmermon Martha Zimmermon 67 Work . . Work . . Work . . Janice Alexander Wilson .Alexander Lynn Amerson Larry Anderson Brenda Bell Robb in Benson Leroy Bines J.B. Blathers Connie Brown Nancy Brown THE FRESHMEN BECOME MORE Class Officers President-Ruey Phillips Vice-President—Dennis Polk Secretary—Ester Green Treasurer—Cindy Kelley ACTIVE AROUND LHS rhomas Brown Wayne Brown [.ouanna Brumette Gloria Chapman Palvolyn Chavis I enora Coe Honney Coe Bernice Damon Kamistine Damon Patricia Daniels 9ueen Ester Dargan Donetta IXivis Patricia Dials Jimmy Dixon Patty Jean Dority Teresa Driggers Is it really that bad? 69 Class Beauty—Nancy Brown Roxie Ellerbee Paula Euten Sammie Durant Dawn Calloway Tommy Grooms Bobby Gaskins Ester Green Lizzie Evans i i Ricky Floyd Mandy Gulledge Rose Ham Billie Hatcher Maxine Hear on James Herring Al Hodge Charles Holmes James Holmes Elaine Howell Marilyn Huggins 70 Debra Ivey Marcetta Ivey Yetta Ivey Carolyn Jackson Inez Jacohs Manimie Lee Jeffery Klija King Cindy Kelly Stan Kelly Herbert Knotts Hattie Mae Lee Cheryl Lloyd Virginia McCullough Jimmy McDowell Wallace McDowell -«r Betty Jean McFaddcn Virginia Miles Cnrlena Mingo Evelyn McFaddcn The photographer didn't escape their attention. Parry Robinson Bernetha Samuel Patricia Samuel Randy Samuel Dorothy Segars Mary Smith Darlene Stevens Tommy Stevens Barbara Waiters Tommy Waitt Archie Wallace Daniel Watford Kaye Watford Lavem Watford Steve Welch Flossie Wilson Gerome Wilson Elinor Windham Grover Windham Timmie Windham is 73 Denise Anderson Gwendolyn Baker LeRoy Bines George Blathers Tyron Ghavis Randy Coe Bernice Damon Cecelia Damon Chester Damon John Dampier Dorothy Dargan Ronnie Elliott Dorothy Goodson Billie Faye Grantham Sue Grooms Nimrod Hammonds Lavem Holmes Martin Howell Rocky Hudson Debra Ivey Angela James Joann Jordan Marcia Kelley Chester King Tom MacFaddin David Man son Brian Marshall Raymond McConnell Jane McDonald Ernie Melton Ronny Moody Eighth Grade Officers President—Andrea Dinn Vice-President-Judy Privette Secretary-Jane McDonald and Sheila Nobles Treasurer—Rena Jeffery Eighth Graders prepare for High School. Jerry Moses Shelia Nobles Beth Parnell Jimmy Parnell Kevin Parrott Buddy Plummer Doug Polk Judy Privette Rich Reynolds Clarice Samuels Royee Turner Flossie Wilson Timmy Windham Steve Windham Joey Windham Buster Brown Stevie Brown Vanessa Coe Glenda Cooper Tammy Cooper Cynthia Creel Bemette Damon Harry Damon Janet Damon Chandler Davis Frances Dority Sonia Driggers Priscilla Green Shirley Green Wilson Green Gail Grooms Jo Ann Ham Marshelle Harrison Hozenia Hickman Judy Hines Bryan Hudson 7th Graders take on new responsibilities in Jr. High. 7th GRADE OFFICERS President—Shirley Green V. Pres.—Rozenia Hickman Secretary-Jo Ann Ham Treasurer—Michael Bacote 76 Deloris Jackson Athena Johnson Spencer Johnson Gail Jordan Karen Jordan Lafoy Kelly Jean Knotts Major Knotts Betty I ee Harold Lucas Becky McDonald Raleigh Mack Henry Mingo Robert Mingo Tim Norris Tereasa Norris Sheila Raines Herbert Samuels Cynthia Turner Jamie Windham Thomv Windham 77 Student Council The aim of the Student Council is to build good citizens for tomorrow from today's students. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lurline DuBose and Mrs. Blanche Thomas, the members of the council promoted school spirit and community services. The Student council handled all student elections. Beauty and variety to school life was achieved by the Homecoming activities. The homerooms contributed money at Christmas time which was given to CARE. Mrs. Thomas, Patricia Jordan, Mrs. Du Bose. Presidents: Judy Phillips and Chip Hammonds Vice-Presidents: Althea Lynn and Cleve Watford. I eft: Treasurers: Mack Moses and Buster McDonald Dorothy Goodson, Nancy Brown. Rocky Hudson. Edith Goodson NOVEMBER the month to David Beasley, Buster McDonald. Eddie Mozingo David Beasley, Becky McDonald, Betty Lee, Gary Howell. Cheryl Lunn 81 Senior Beta Club Leadership, service, scholastic ability, patriotism and character were requirements for membership in the Senior Beta Club. Mrs. Thelma Beasley served as the Beta Club advisor. The Beta Club is now an International Organization, as well as a National Club. One of the highlights of the year was the state convention in Columbia. Treasurer—Edith Goodson, Secretary-Carol Privette Richardson, Vice-President-Cleve Watford, President—Steve Windham. Davonne Andrews, Steve Windham. Ricky Stephens. Shirley Bell, and Marie Stokes enjoy cokes after the business is finished. Becky Gray and Dora Lynn Howell do a skit at their last meeting. Cheryl Lunn, Buster McDonald, David Beasley, Mrs. Beasley, Wayne Brown, and Davonne Andrews look at the latest editions of the Beta Club Journal. Jane McDonald, Beth Parnell, and Timmy Windham look over the Honor Roll. Sponsor: Miss Cousar Junior Beta Club The Junior Beta Club is made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students. Their membership is based on leadership, service, character, and a 90 average. Miss Flossie Cousar is the club’s advisor. Sue Grooms, Sheila Raines. Becky McDonald, and Marcia Kelly on their way to class. Brian Hutson. Thorny Windham, and Rosenia Hickman read books in the library. 83 rr? Elixir Staff works many Sponsor. Mr. Jack Paris relaxes in the lounge. Sponsor: Mr. Albert Gray smiles for the camera. Frances Jordan on her way to an annual staff meeting. 85 Randy Marshall arrives at school. Above: Gary Howell does a clean-up job. Right: Henry Chapman, O.T. Samuel, Allen Mingo 88 A team of 12 well trained bus drivers devote their time to transporting students to and from school. Drivers also furnish transportation for extra school activities. Drivers are responsible for filling in a report of their daily schedule. These boys have done a fine and excellent job and we are proud of them. Danny Tyner, Bruce Jordan, Mitchell Sansbury, Handy Marshall, Gary Howell, Paul Windham, Chip Hammond, O.T. Samuels, Henry Chapman Allen Mingo, James Holmes, Thomas Brown. r President: Sherilyn Hudson Vice-President: Elaine Howell Secretary-Treasurer: Shirley Bell Reporter: Patricia Dials Songleader: Cheryl Lunn Future Homemakers show The FHA is an organization that prepares girls for the future. Under the leadership of Mrs. Juanita Edwards, the girls developed many homeinaking talents. Most every girl’s dream is to get married one day, live in a beautiful house, and raise a happy, healthy family. The FHA teaches the responsibilities involved in all these. their sewing Skills. Dorothy Segars, Deborah Grooms, Marilyn Huggins, Naomi Grantham, Patricia Daniels. Future Farmers The F.F.A. was composed of students who were interested in agriculture and wished to learn its basic fundamentals. Under the leadership of Mr. Alton Jeffords many helpful facts about farm life and machinery were learned. F F A SP°nsor: Alton Jeffords of America Left to Right: Terry Welch, Jackie Davis, Randy Moody, Ocie Brown, William Scott, Ron Davis, Jerry Hudson, Chip Hammond, Ernest Green Ron Davis. Chip Hammond, Ernest Green Chester Lyde, Ocie Brown, Hudley Martin, Adam Hamlin, Freddie Pooler, Edward Samuel Marcia Kelly, Gail Grooms, Sheila Stokes. Judy Privette and Angela James sort out mail. Students spend study halls working I-Aicie Mae Benson and Denise Anderson. Sheila Raines, Becky Gray, Tammy Turner, Sonja Driggers, Cindy Creel. in the office and library. Above: Cindy Turner, Sue Grooms, and Joann Ham. Right: William Scott looks for material to decorate the bulletin board. Chorus Mamie Jeffery, Rebecca Mack. Judy Gamer, Diane Daniels, Judy Hines, Jane McDonald, Becky McDonald, Beth Parnell, Sheila Raines, Betty Lee, Miss Toney 96 YTY Tutors Frances Jordan, Cheryl Lloyd, Miriam Jordan, and Nancy Brown help students improve their oral reading. Above: Gary Howell, Patricia Jordan, Steve Windham, and Judy Phillips look over a story written by one of the students. Ri it: Dora Lynn Howell, Paulette Lunn, and Jackie Grooms help students recognize new words on the bulletin board. The 1973 Class 6-A Football Champs Timmy Windham, Mike Parnell. Dennis Polk, Eddie Mozingo, David Beasley. Billy Scarbarough. Wheeler DeWitt, Grover Windham, Bart Watford, Levem Lunn, Buster McDonald, Cleve Watford, Eddie Sansbury, Robbie Anderson, Otis Samuel, Mike Cray, Chris Windham, Coach Bloom, George Blathers, Roger Lyde, Leon Gulledge, Ronnie Jacobs, Bruce Jordan. Wayne Brown, Curly MacDaniel, Coach McDonald. Scores I amar 8—Bishopville 20 Lamar 26—East Claredon 0 Lamra 8—Latta 40 Lamar 53—Clio 6 Lamar 32—Olanta 0 lamar 28—Wallace 0 I amar 32—Williamsburg 12 Lamar 8— McColl 10 l amar 6—East Claredon 6 I amar 55—Hebron 0 1 xunar 7— Blackville 14 Coaches The Lamar High Football coaches did an excellent job this year. Coaches McDonald and Bloom trained the team well both mentally and physically. Lamar High thinks that they are two of the best coaches around. Head Coach: William McDonald Wayne Brown and Bruce Jordan helped lead the football team during a winning season. These boys demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship and leadership. Lamar High is very proud of these boys. Coaches McDonald and Bloom talk over some pre-game strategy. Captains 101 The Fighting Foxes Battle Hey, You dropped something! Foxes begin sweep. to 6-A Championship. Bruce breaks away. Where s that ole pep, boys?? CRUNCH!!! End of the line!! Billy seeks his man. The Quick Pitch is on . Good blocking by interior line!! Blathers leads the cheering!! Homecoming 1972-73 This year the Lamar High School Student Council decided to have a homecoming court rather than having a single queen. Each senior football player crowned the girl of his choice. Although the homecoming court was new and different, we had an unusually beautiful court and most of the students were happy with the change. Linda Waller and Henry Chapman examine the crown before halftime. Rigjit: Steve Windham seems more than pleased to be Patricia Jordan’s escort. Below: Sponsors and their escorts wait patiently for halftime ceremonies. Bruce Jordan crowns his queen, Judy Phillips Rigjit: Levcm Lunn crowns his queen, Patricia Jeffery. Below: Marion Brooks escorts Betty Brown from the field. And so ends another Homecoming. 109 Junior High Football Team First Row; Archie Wallace, Charles Holmes, Rich Reynolds, Larry .Anderson, Buddy Plummer, David Manson, Leroy Bines, John Dampier, G. G. Harris, Cal Dalford. Second Row: Thorny Windham, Jamie Windham, Kenny Moody, Tim Norris, Bobby Benson, Tommy Waitt, Kevin Nobles, Bobby Gaskins, George Blathers, Tommy Stephens, Brian Hudson, Glenn Bines. Third Row: Coach Bell, Freddie Dalford, William Johnson, Terry McDaniels, Kenneth Finch, Randy Samuel, Royce Turner, Raymond McConnell, Doug Polk, Rocky Hudson, Jesse Lynch. Judy gives a victory smile. All For the Foxes Stand Up and Holler! Junior High Cheerleaders Jane McDonald, Beth Parnell, Patricia Daniels, Judy Privette, Dawn Galloway, Becky McDonald, Hattie Lee, Gwen Baker. Ill Varsity Basketball Team Kneeling—Clcve Watford, Wheeler DeWitt, Danny Tyner, George Blathers (Manager), Eddie Mozingo, Glenn Bines, David Beasley, Standing—John Bloom, Don Poole (Coaches), Wayne Brown, Mack Moses, Chip Hammond, Roger Lide, Tommy Alford The Lamar Silver Foxes fought their way to another winning season this year. In doing so, they helped carry on the winning tradition at Lamar. Their record was 12-10 with a 11-3 conference slate. The Foxes coached by Don Poole, in his first year at the helm, experienced periods of up-and-down playing. With most of this year’s team returning, the future of basketball at Lamar High looks very bright. Coaches—Don Poole and John Bloom 112 Captains The Varsity Basketball Team, this year, chose as the captains, Wayne Brown and Chip Hammonds, the two senior players. Wayne and Chip served their team in many ways. They helped boost the moral of the team and helped share in the victories. Both boys have done an excellent job serving as captains. The Starting Five 113 What’s the matter, Cleve?? It’s up to you David! The Fighting Silver Foxes in Action. Two points. 114 Foxes warm up. Listen Boys. Mack doing his thing. Tommy rebounds. Jump a little higher! A little more arch. Where are the customers? Cuess who? Yea Captains. “Mac” in position. Don’t spill it. Foxes in the huddle. A little low. Wayne Sideline Officials. 117 6-A Junior Varsity Champs This year the Lamar Junior Varsity team, coached by John Bloom, won the conference tournament. This was a hard-earned, well-deserved title. Each player worked hard and gave 100% effort. LHS is very proud of the team and Coach Bloom. Kneeling: Sammy Rush, Pavolyn Chavis, Sylvester DeWitt, Albert Mingo. Manager. Brian Galloway. Standing: Coach Bloom, Ronnie Hines, Wheeler DeWitt. Levem Dixon, Roger Lyde Brian gives his assistance. Albert shows his great form. Coach Bloom gives a pep talk to the starting five! Junior High Basketball Team First Row-Nimrod Hammond. Terry McDaniels. Robin Binson, Chester Damon, Coach Perry Bell. Second Row-Willie McCullough, Frederick Doug Polk, Timmy Windham. Third Row—Dennis Polk, Thorny Windham, Tyronne Chavis. The Lamar Junior High basketball team played eight different teams, including three games against (JV) teams. We opened the season by losing to two (JV) teams but came back to win nine of the next eleven games. Some particularly exciting wins were over Alice Drive, Bates, and Dillon. 120 Varsity Baseball Team Baseball Team Kneeling-Rocky Hudson, Mike Parnell, David Beasley, Dennis Polk, Ricky Stephens, Ruey Phillips. Standing—Bruce Jordan. Ronnie Jacobs, Clevc Watford, Randy Marshall, Billy Phillips, Billy Scarborough. Coach-William McDonald Manager-Bart Watford Block L Club First Row—Brenda Howell, Paulette Lunn, Patricia Dials, Dora Lynn Howell, Nancy Brown, Diane Daniels, Da-vonne Andrews, Charlene Raines. Second Row—Sherilyn Hudson, Althea Lynn. Bruce Jordan, Cleve Watford, Ernest Green, Miriam Jordan, David Beasley, Curley McDaniels, Otis Samuel, Levem Lunn, Mike Gray, Billy Scarborough, Ricky Stephens, Danny Tyner, Eddie Mozingo, Robbie Anderson, Mike Parnell, Randy Marshall, Tommy Alford, Marion Brooks, Chip Hammond, Roger Lyde, Mack Moses. 121 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS IN ACTION This year the Varsity Cheerleader squad consisted of eleven members, nine regular cheerleaders and two alternates. The cheerleaders, not only cheered at all varsity games, both football and basketball, and the J.V. basketball games, but they also made signs and conducted pep rallies. The cheerleaders were led by their sponsor Mrs. Juanita Edwards, and head cheerleader, Brenda Howell. The other members were Sherilyn Hudson, Althea Lynn, Dora Lynn Howell, Miriam Jordan, Patricia Daniel, Davonne Andrews, Paulette Limn, Charlene Raines, Patricia Dials, and Nancy Browns. Sherilyn Hudson, Nancy Brown, Dora Lynn Howell, and Buster McDonald Everybody stand up and clap your hands. All right!! Come on Dora and Miriam, let out a yell. Each Varsity Cheerleader gives her special smile. Now we know who has the biggest mouth around. Paulette shows her unique expression. Steve Windham and Buster McDonald lend a helping hand during the tournament. Nancy notices that there’s something different about the lineup tonight. 123 Elementary Principal Mr. Jim Newsom is a graduate of Appalachian State University, and he received his masters d giee at East Tennessee State University. Mr. Newsom has served as principal of Lamar Elementary School for the past six years. During his years as principal, he has gained the loyalty, and respect of many students. Mr. Newsom has a friendly talk with some of the students. Mrs. Poole checks over the absentee list. 126 Inez Lee—Reading 127 Kenny Cooper Terria Cusaac Robin Carl Brumett Carraway Levem Chapman Durby Amerson David Brown Rony Amerson Emily Dolford I Glenda Alphonso Grover Doris Dolford Damon Damon Dampier Del oris Dargan Loewis Davis Billy Rae Dority Mrs. Reynolds Miss Singletary Harry Durant Edward George Phil flowed Bryan Galloway Vickie Gleaton Bridgett Green Dorothy flam Wendell Holmes Sixth Grade 128 Todd Hudson Bryan Hutson Allen Jackson Tony James Bonnie J. Knotts Freddie Marion Lucas Debbie Mack IJoyd Kay Marshall Obie Martin Sally McDaniel Eunice Moses Ronald Moses Tony Norris Chris Parnell i an Poole Mae Robinson Christine Smith David Matthew Dick Waitt lister George Stephens Thomas Watford Wilkes Jimmy Wilson 129 Wonder what the big attraction is? Fifth Grade Kay Atkinson Lenora Dickson Lorraine Fields 130 Wanda Bell Reggie Dixon Diane Britt Lora .Ann Dority Roger Floyd Mrs. K. Hodge, Mr. Hudson Mary Dority Bob Driggers Bobbie Jean Cecil Cleaton Freeman Patricia Cooper Tori Cooper Hope Edwards Margaree Ham I .eon Dials 1 Fred Evans Charlton Hill Cynthia Floyd Ceronell Celestine Coe Chavis Veronica Harrison Barry Evans Cathy Howell Linda Hickman Susie Hutson Frances Hymes Kevin Hymes Jimmy Jeffery Mary Lynn Jordan Brenda King Wendell Lyde Kenneth Lynch Vickie McConnell Chester McCullough Thomasena McFadden Angela Mcggs Kenny Moody Robin Newsom Jerry Nutter Kimberly Perkins Darryl Reynolds Brenda Rogers Jamie Samuel George Scott Freddie Segars Andra Shular Patricia Waiters Fannie Washington Bart Watford Cyler Watford Tyler Watford Susan Welch Quinton Wilson Jo Ann Windham Fourth Grade i Frank Bennett Maxine Bennett Richard Benson 1 Michael Bines Klcanora Pam Amerson Darlene Abraham Andrews David Andrews l.egrand Buddy Britt Carolyn Boston Brown Charlie Brown Mickey Brown Brian Debbie Burris Scottie Byrd Brummett Debra Damon Veronica Damon Jacadele Dargon Michael Davis Cathy DeHart Arthur Dolford Mr. Bloom, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. James 132 Annette Monica Mark Haynes Gulledge Harrison Tina Hearon Theresa Herrington Mitchell Wilbert Mitch Howell Hines Holmes Levem Issac Della Jackson Randy Jeffery Jan Jordan Justin Jordan Gloria Kelley Loretta Freddie Knotts Light y 0 Donald McCullough Phil McCoy Ronald Marie Carolyn MrCiillmiph McCulloueh McDaniels Robert Donald Reggie McDaniels McElveen Melton Judy Mixon Donnie Moses Bryan Denise Mike Nutter Mozingo Newsome Warren Reynolds : 12 i U Cindy Parnell Dennis Parnell Lourie Ann Pamell Tammy Plummer Pamela Lisa Stokes Sylvia Robinson Timmons Timmy Tyner Johnnie Charles Waiters Warren Betty Wilson Joseph Wilson Connie Windham Greg Bernard Windham Wingate Third Grade VJt Sylvester Davis Pauline Dials Addie I olford Sheila Dority Martha Drew Lisa Driggers Patty Britton Chris Brunett Rufus Brunson Mark Carter Dwight Coe Tommy Conyers .Albert Angie Bell Abraham James Cooper James Dargon Robert Cerald Janice Green Kate Green Stevie Green Darlyn Ford Gloria Fox Mrs. Scarborough Mrs. Bell Mrs. Gayle Dana Hines Lynn Allen Howell Edna Howell Margo Cathy Hutson Michael Carey Jeffrey Honeycutt Howell Jackson Toby IJoyd Mary Frances Ronnie Mack McCoy Lisa James McCullough McDowell Joe McElveen Bessie McFadden James Miles Rol ert Moses Wendy Norris Billy J. Parnell David Parnell lisa Parnell Terri Parnell Cloria Pringle Sherry Reynolds Charlene Dennis Ernest Jeanette Orleen Louise Susan Diane Wilson Samuels Samuel Scarborough Smith Warren Warren Watford Iris Wilson Robert Wilson David Dawn Michael Phillip Tina Mark Windham Windham Windham Windham Windham Zimmon 135 Second Grade Mrs. Helen Jackson Mrs. Merita Hammond Marson Gina Ardis Joel Bell Judi Bel) Amerson Gerald Bennett Donald Blathers Jessie Damon Eric L. Davis Brian DeHart Rayford Floyd Anthony Ellen Dority Ross Edwards Dixon t Gail Fields Knorphe George Evander Gerald 136 Patricia Nora Haynes Roger Linda Howell Stacy Hudson Penny Celestine Cerri Jordan Goodson Herrington Jackson Jeffery Teresa Knotts Geneva Kaye Lowry Garoline Kathy Shelly Perry Charlene Lisbon Lyde McDonald McElveen McLamore Norris Billy Parnell Stoney Parnell Dwayne Polk Charles Poole Stephen Reynolds Randy Rogers Debra Scarborough Redden Smith 137 First Grade Teachers: Mrs. Odom, Mrs. Durant, Mrs. Harris Charles Alexander Calvin Ardis Gene Atkinson Elliott Bennett Jeff Bell Jerry Bell Eric Black Rand l ee Blathers Levi Britt Joe Brwnett Gregory Burris Iinda Campbell Enrica Carrisquilla Angela Coe Gary Coe Francenia Cooper Margaret Cooper Mark Cooper Penny Cussac Eric Davis Wanda Davis Curtis Dixon Randy Dixon Bruce Dolford Henry Dority Frankie Freeman Lola Aiui Gainey Gloria (kxxison 138 Quiet at last! Charles Green Denise Green Helen Green Lee Green Sarah Griffin Timmy Grooms Keith Herrington Charles Hickman Thomasena Hickman Quennie Holmes LeRoy Hough Kyle Huneycutt Leroy Isaac Helen Jackson Troy Jackson Charles Johnson Jerome Knotts Teresa Lisbon Elizabeth Lucas Melissa McBveen Edward Miles Corlis Peoples Chris Privettc Michelle Privette Joel ReyiK� lds Leonard Robinson Charles Samuels Joan Samuels Paul Samuels Shirley Scipio Henry Shaw Tony Shaw Faye Smith Rachel Smith William Smith Tony Stevens Eddie Ward Lynn Watford George Wilson Jeanette Wilson Dayne Windham Tal Windham Project Preparation Alberta Abrahams Cricket Campbell Michael (Jarroway Ronnie Carroway Bettina Coe Diane Coe Emma Coe Lawrence Coe Melvin (Joe Benjamin Damon Annie Bell Dixon Hattie Dixon Daniel Dority Herbert Durant James Durant Bobby Ford Cleveland Gamer Doris Gamer Marjorie Gamer Thomas Jenkins Charlene Coodson William Coodson Clarence Green Petty Green Bemetha Ham Charles Hammond Jasper Helronan Bobby Hickman Jasper Hickman Carl Isaac I jeslie Isaac Calvin Jackson Kathy Jacol Modestine Jacobs Worley Jacol)s Brenda James Dianne Johnson Ernest James Debra Knotts Anthony Lyde Elaine Lucas Thea Lucas Margie McCullough Etha M. Miles George Miles Henry Miles Leola Peoples Jamie Pringle Robert Pringle 140 Thomas Roger Debra Samuel Willie James Scipio Henry Stanley Ackiie Waiters Caleb Waiters John Henry Waiters Cynthia Washington David Lee Wilson Eddie Wilson Diane Wilson Rebecca Wilson Daisy Zimmerman Eddie Waiters Kindergarten Sylvester Samuel Craig Stokes Ada Jane Wilson lisa Windham Vonnie Windham Paul Barnes Roger Bell Melissa Conyers Nora Jean Drew Brenda Floyd Sheila Geddings Billy Glcaton Vanessa Hickman Willie Mae Humbert Gloria Ann Jackson Kenneth McConnell Greg Nutter Jimmy Oliver Carl Reynolds � Ml Mrs. Young Mrs. Parnell ir srumij m3 R f qnyj Hivxqyj Elementary Music—Caroline Capin 143 I EAI (:R Y(X NG V N(3RL. (X)MPANY ACONSOUDATIO � OOOS COMPANY • HIVONSM TO CONSUMER MIOS Pee Dee Production Credit Assoc. Offices in Florence—Hartsville—Bennettsville—Lake City Lamar T.V. i? Appliance Sale MOTOROLA Service Lamar, S.C. Southern Office Supply Hartsville, S.C. A good job is the start of a good life. @1 Southern Bell An Equal Opportunity Employer Your Happy Shopping Store 130 E. Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S.C. KimbreU’s Furniture Co. 147 West Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S.C. Telephone—332-6591 Compliments of Kash V Karry Gro. Timmonsville, S.C. A PiH’Pee tateBank TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. Congratulations Seniors! from Beasley 6- Watford Insurance Co. Lamar, S.C. Compliments of Freds Pool Hall and Pure Oil Station 148 Lamar, S.C. 326-5775 Compliments of Carolina Bank and Trust Co. Darlington Lamar Society Hill 149 Compliments of BELK-KING FUNERAL HOME and DARLINGTON FLORIST Compliments of Compliments of Lamar Flower and Gift Shop Bell's Texaco Lamar, S.C. Compliments of Compliments of Bob’s Arnett’s Garage Beauty Shop Best Wishes to the Seniors Compliments of John Skinner Hartsville, S.C. Compliments of Harrell Gardner Buyck-Coward Hartsville, S.C. Monograming in store and Tux Rentals IS) Quality Motors Layton-Perry Funeral Home Buick—Opel—Pontiac Serving this area for 46 years Sales and Service Florence, S.C. Timmonsville, S.C. Phone—346-7322 Best Wishes Boat Bam Inc. to the Class of 73! Johnson Motors Dealership Sales Service Marine, Hunting, Fishing Supplies 2230 S. Fifth St. Hartsville, S.C. ph.-332-3909 Compliments of Compliments of M. Dennis Lloyd Darlington Restaurant Hartsville Building Supply Suppliers for Better Construction for Tomorrow Congratulatioas Seniors Archie Paschal Jr. and Company 152 Brown-Pennington-Atkim Funeral Home Phone 332-6531 Hartsville, S.C. Compliments of John Hatchell Congratulations Seniors Kistler Funeral Home Darlington, S.C. Compliments of J.W. Carter s Esso Station ir Oil Co. Tires Batteries Accessories Greasing Washing Gasoline and all heating fuels “WATCH DOG SERVICE” Telephone—326-5123 Lamar, S.C. 153 MAC’S SUPPLY CO. INC 135 CASHUA STREET P.O. BOX 184 DARLINGTON, S.C. WELL'S JEWELERS DARLINGTON, S.C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES! COKER’S “YOUR FASHION HEADQUARTERS” HARTSVILLE, S.C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from REYNOLD’S THRIFTWAY LAMAR, S.C. TELEPHONE-326-5412 IS4 FLOWERS BY “JEAN GRAY 303 W. COLLEGE ST. HARTSVILLE, S.C. TELEPHONE-332-8251 Flowers For All Occassions Flowers With The Personal Touch Compliments of THE BANK D 6 G PRINTERS OF HARTSVILLE HARTSVILLE, S.C. Four locations For Your Convenience COMPLIMENTS OF DAN BEASLEY COMPLIMENTS OF BURGER RANCH AND BURGER CREAM Timmonsville, YARBOROUGH’S CLEANERS S.C. Cleaning at it’s finest. Same day services, Lamar Timmonsville 153 Best Wishes from Compliments of Segars Chevrolet-Cadillac D. Carl Cook Highway 15 South Hartsville, S.C. Compliments of Ernest L. Cook Hartsville, S.C. Freeman Smith, ltd. Quality Jewelers MEMBER AMERICAN OEM SOCIETY IIO E. CAROLINA AVENUE PHONE 332-7771 HARTSVILLE. S. C 23350 The Bank That Puts People First! OG®® FIRST PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Hartsville • McBee Chesterfield Pageland Welch’s Well Drilling Service Serving the Pee Dee Since 1947 Complete line of Pumps Water Systems by Myers 1614 Sweet Briar Rd. Florence, S.C. 662-6518 L.M. Welch Standard Parts of Darlington Inc. Quality First, It Pays To Buy The Best 219 Pearl Street Darlington, S.C. Best Wishes SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Innovators in paper and plastics 157 Our paper products are made primarily from recycled paper and most are recyclable after use W1CKES Lumber and Building Supplies Compliments of Citgo Service Ray Monroe Lamar, S.C. Complete Line Of Building Supplies Plumbing Fixtures Supplies Paints—1400 Colors to Chose From Electrical Appliances Color TV Stereos 5o8 Center Road Timmonsville, S.C. “Where Customers Send Their Friends” Jordan Chevrolet Timmonsville, S.C. Congratulations Seniors from Lavelle’s Grocery Lamar, S.C. Compliments of Lynns Meat i? Produce Processing Co., Inc. 1S8 Darlington, S.C. 393-1700 Compliments of The Lamar Hospital 159 COMPLIMENTS OF PEE DEE STATE BANK TIMMONSVILLE, S.C. “Bank all day in Timmonsville.” CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE PEE DEE ELECTRIC FURNITURE GALLERIES, INC DARLINGTON, S.C. COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFFS PLACE 160 LAMAR, S.C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM BROWN’S PHARMACY LAMAR, S.C. GORDON BROWN, Registered Pharmicist Economize At ECONOMY DRUG STORE Compliments of Viven Reynolds Ins. Corner South Main St. Lamar, S.C. Comer of Carolina at Sixth Hartsville, S.C. v� Ttk i i-V Congratulations Seniors! From PLANTERS WAREHOUSE Darlington, S.C. Compliments of A Friend Florence Mall Florence, S.C. Compliments of Brenda Howell Steve Windham Sherilyn Hudson Danny Tyner Dara Lynn Howell Cheryl Lloyd David Beasley Cleve Watford Larry’s Department Store Lamar Darlington Timmonsville E. H. Segars 6- Co. Union Jobbers 76 Railroad Ave., P.O. Box 306, Lamar, South Carolina 29069 Timmonsville Branch—Market St. P.O. Box 8 Cotton—Soybean Merchants Tobacco Whses.—Auction Sales Leaf Tobacco—Fertilizer “S F“ Liquid Fertilizers Certified Select Soybeans Cotton Seed for Planting Union 76 Jobbers—Auto Parts Jobbers Farm Machinery—Air Conditioners Agriculture Limestone—Hardware High Capacity Cotton gins—Hauling Commercial Storage and Cotton Storage Bonded Warehouses Phone Lamar AC 803 326-5321 Phone Timmonsville AC 803 346-2291 Congratulations Seniors Andrews-Donohoe Company Quality Building Materials Hardware Lamar South Carolina Old A.C.L. Depot Phone 326-5521 Esquire Socks Jftf XntcrNvoVcn Supphose 80C« $acfitters' “jfciend BIRD V1CK Pride In product! and Company on ttio port of management and employees working togothor. combined with tho interest and Support of tho people in tho community hove been the key to our growth. This hei brought Ul from our beginning in Ala-mance County as distributor in 1925, end manufacturer in 1937, to the poiition of being one of the world's largest hosiery producers in 1969. Today we make hosiery end related products for men, women, end children under world famous brand names. Our plants ere located In the cities shown on the map. We ere pleased to bring you this story of progress, because it started in this area. AND TODAY, THE • • • MANUFACTURING SYMBOL IS LOCATED IN THESE SOUTHEASTERN CITIES Vlrjlsls MOJUD KAYSHR •MMnllle •Creedeoor Crtcniboro •Surltngton-Srthta Hickory Asheboro •flutter ‘ N.rtk Csr.ll.. Al.k.e. Reinoko • KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, WRUN TON A UmiOH Of KAriUAQTH COf ?fATIOH SIOCkinSS r Mir hoss nc. NORTH CAROUNA Compliments of a Friend 166 Booster Page John T. King R. M. Tumage Elizabeth Cook E. M. Floyd, Jr. Howard Kelly Norma P. Muldrow Alfred V. Brown Charles L. Smith Sam W. Chapman Charles Boyd Hendrickson’s Dress Shop Singleton’s Men Shop Thomas Carden and Florist Zelouise Freeman Barringer-McKeel Hardware Central Drug Store Carolina Drug Store Darlington Shoe Store McKeel Hardware Company Wilcox Drug Store SENIOR DICTIONARY KATHLEEN ALEXANDER: FHA WILLIAM F. ALEXANDER: FFA, I,2,3,4. LARINDA JOITTE AMERSON; FHA, 1,3,4, Secretary of FHA; Library Club, 2; Elementary Office Helper; 3; Spectator Staff, 3,4. ROBERTA ANN ANDREWS; Varsity Basketball, 1; Annual Staff, 2,3; Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper, 2,3,4; Sr. Superlative. MARION BROOKS; Bi-Racial Committee, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3; Varsity Football 3,4. BETTY JEAN BROWN; FHA, 2,3; Homecoming Sponsor, 4; YTY Tutor, 3; Class Beauty, 4. SHIRLEY BROWN; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, 1; FHA, 1,2; Spectator Staff, 3,4. WAYNE GENE BROWN; Band, 1; Jr. Beta Club, 1; Chorus, 3; Boys State, 3; Marshall, 3; Block L Club, 2,3,4; Class President, 3; Varsity Football, 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball, 3,4. JENNIE LEE COE; Chorus, 2; FHA, 1,2. JULIA MAE DAVIS; FHA, 1,2,3; YTY Tutor, 3; Spectator Staff, 4; MICHEAL N. CRAY; FFA, 1,2,3; J.V. Football, 1,2; Varsity Football, 3,4; Block L Club, 3,4. ERNEST GREEN; Block L Club, 1,4; J.V. Basketball, 1; Varsity Basketball, 4; Bus Driver, 3,4; FFA, 4; Senior Superlative. LORY HAM; J.V. Basketball, 1; French Club, 3. CHIPPETTA HAMMONDS; FFA, 2,3,4; Block L Club, 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball, 2,3,4; Class President, 3; Bus Driver, 4; Chorus, 4; All Conference Basketball Team, 3,4; Student Council President, 4; BRENDA HOWELL; Class Beauty, 4; Homecoming Sponsor, 2,3,4; Elixir Staff, 2,3,4; Business Manager, 3; Editor, 4; Varsity Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader, 3,4; YTY Tutor, 3; Bi-Racial Committee, 3; Senior Superlative. JOHN GARY HOWELL JR.; Jr. Beta Club, 1; Bus Driver, 2,3,4; Student Council Representative, 4; Bi-Ra-cial Committee, 2,3; Office Assistant, 4; Marshall, 3; Chorus, 3; Bus Monitor, 2. TERRY JEROME HOWELL JERRY HUDSON; FFA, 2,4; PATRICIA ANN JEFFERY; FHA, 1,2; YTY Tutor, 3; Homecoming Sponsor, 4; Spectator Staff, 4. LINDA SUE JOHNSON; FHA, 1; Student Council Representative, 2; Spectator Staff, 4; Senior Superlative, 4. BRUCE HOUCK JORDAN; Varsity Football, 1,2,3,4; Varsity Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball, 3; Bus Driver, 3,4; Annual Staff, 4; Block L Club, 2,3,4; Band, 1; Office Assistant, 4. PATRICIA JORDAN; Library Worker, 2; Student Council Corressponding Secretary, 4; Class Officer, 2,3; YTY Tutor, 3,4; Spectator Staff, 2; Annual Staff, 4. 168 CHERYL J. LUNN; Class Vice-President, 1; Student Council Representative, 1; Bi-Racial Committee, 1,2; Junior Beta Club, 1; Sec.-Treas. Student Council, 2; Sr. Beta Club, 2,4; Spectator Staff, 2; Student Council, 4; National Merit Semi-finalist. LEVERN LUNN; J.V. Basketball, 2; Varsity Football, 4; Block L Club, 4. RANDY ALLEN MARSHALL; J.V. Football, 1; Class Officer, 3; Bus Driver, 3,4; Varsity Baseball, 3,4; Senior Superlative. CURLEY MCDANIEL; Varsity Basketball, 2,3; Varsity Football, 3,4; Bi-Racial Committee, 3; Bus Driver, 3,4; Senior Superlative. SHIRLEY MINGO; FHA, 1,2. MARILYN MARIE PETERS; FHA, 1,2; Class Beauty, 2; Class Officer, 2,4; YTY Tutor, 3; Spectator Staff, 4; Chorus, 2; Senior Superlative. JUDY GAIL PHILLIPS; Varsity Basketball, 1; Jr. Beta Club President, 1; Student Council Representative, 1; Student Council Secretary, 2; Student Council Vice-President, 3; Student Council President, 4; Spectator Staff, 1; Senior Superlative; Class Beauty, 4. BOBBY POPE; Jr. Beta Club, 1; Class Officer, 2,3; Chorus, 1,3; FREDDIE MAE POOLER; FHA, 1,2,4. WILSON EUGENE REYNOLDS; FFA 1,2,3; Chorus. CAROL PRIVETTE RICHARDSON; Library Assistant, 1; FHA, 1; Senior Beta Club, 3; Spectator Staff, 3; Editor, 4; Class Officer, 4; Secretary of Beta Club, 4. OTIS SAMUEL; Block L Club; Football, 4; Bus Driver, 4; FFA, 3; Vice-President; Chorus, 3. MITCHELL LEE SANSBURY; Bus Driver, 4; Chorns, 3. MARIE STOKES; FHA President, 2; Library Assistant, 1,2; FHA, 1,2,3,4; Beta Club, 3,4; Spectator Staff, 2,3,4; Office Helper, 3; Bi-Racial Committee, 2. SHEILA DELORES STOKES; FHA, 1; Spectator Staff, 3,4. JANET WILLIAMS; FHA, 1,2; Student Council Representative, 2; Bi-Racial Committee, 2,3; YTY Tutor, 3; Class Officer, 4; Spectator Staff, 4; Senior Superlative, 4. STEPHEN SAMUEL WINDHAM; Student Council Representative, 1,2,3; Jr. Beta Club, 1; Annual Staff, 2,3,4; Spectator Staff, 3,4; Boys’ State, 3; Beta Club, 2,3,4; Vice-President, 3; President, 4; Class Officer, 4; Marshall, 3; Chorus, 3; Senior Superlative. 169 it was the worst of times... ...it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair; we had