Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

The Lamar High Yearbook Staff Presents . . . “A Piece of the Fox’s Hide” Table of Contents . . . Sports ........................ 21 Organizations.................. 41 Activities ................... 57 Administration 75 Classes ...................... 89 Administration ............... 115 Grades ........................125 Advertising .................. 143 Student Life . . . “Spirit of the Fox” Life is but a simple melody a simple sing in “song. And before I know it join in. Get me near a melody And I sing Yes, I sing Let me sing along. I I hear that long lonesome highway Calling out my name. And soon I'll he leaving Cause our love's not the same. And as I look hack, I wipe a tear from my eye. And it’s not easy to try not to cry. Then suddenly there’s a memory. Of that day long ago. The first time that I met you, A nd then you loved me so. But not it’s all over, and I just can’t stay. So darling let me kiss you And I’ll be on my way, Yes, I’ll be on my way. “ There are smiles that make us happy. There are smiles that make us blue. There are smiles that steal away the teardrops As the sun beams steal away the dew, There are smiles that have a tender meaning That the eyes of love alone may see, A nd the smiles that fill my life with sunshine Are the smiles that you give to me. “Everything is beautiful in its own way. Like a starry summer night and a snow-covered winter's day Everybody’s beautiful in their own way Under God’s heaven; we’ve going to find a way. ” Words and Music by Ray Stevens e Copyright 1970 by A HA B Music Company. Inc 10 Today you cried, you were all alone. No one anywhere was to be found. You thought the world could never go on You couldn't think straight cause you were so down. When you wiped the tears away from your eyes, And finally looked out over the land. There stood there much to your surprise, A friend just waiting to give you a helping hand. 14 “ As it began. So I will end it. Singing a song of long ago Loving the people I’ve befriended, A nd singing a song of Long ago . . . ” We are deeply indebted to Sandl per Press and to Mrs. Katharine Boling, South Ca ina author of A PIECE OF THE FOX'S HIDE, for wing us to use a replica of the jacket cover of her book as the cover for our 1973 - 74 yearbook. A PIECE OF THE FOX'S HIDE is a chilling history of the most notorious family South Carolina has ever known--the Binghams. Numbered among its members were doctors, prominent landowners, a civil engineer and a state senator; and for 5 generations they dominated and expanded their influence along a considerable section of territory situated along the Pee Dee River. What a Bingham wanted, he took, in utter defiance of the law, and the family name commanded a respect engendered mostly by fear of their unscrupulous practices. Their reign ended in 1921 with the mass murder of all the remaining family members except Edmund Bingham, who was later tried and convicted for the slayings. The Binghams brought such terror to their area of South Carolina that to this day, there are residents of the River Road who acquire a frightened look and will turn away with a haunted expression at the mere mention of the Bingham name. Mrs. Boling's home is in the little town of Pamplico, right in the heart of what was once known as Bingham country and much of the present Boling farm land was once owned by the Bingham family. Because of this and the fact that her husband's great-grandfather died on the witness stand, testifying against the accused murderer, Edmund Bingham, Mrs. Boling has always had a deep interest in the Bingham story. Mrs. Boling is an attractive housewife, the mother of 7 children, a newspaper correspondent and a freelance w’riter. In addition to A PIECE OF THE FOX'S HIDE Mrs. Boling has just published a new book, COUNTRY BUNNIES. ■ ® Tombstone of the late Senator Leonard Smiley Bingham, father of the infamous Bingham family. -' +' ' !-■ ?vA4iM yitfitri r. . i Jp ABOVE: The old Bingham home has burned but pictured here is one of the 2 original structures left standing. RIGHT: Mrs. Dora Bingham, the mother, was shot twice in the head and left to die by a well in the Bingham yard. • . iMcfejj Unmarked graves of the 5 murdered Binghams, upon whic grass mysteriously refuses to grow. Located at Beulah Bap-tist Church in Pamplico. Located on the old River Road is the stone house of Edmund Bingham, the man convicted for the mass murders of his mother, brother, sister, and 2 nephews. Because . . . of your dedication to us, Mrs. Donohoe, we the Yearbook Staff, are proud to dedicate our 1974 ELIXIR to you. We appreciate the endless hours spent on behalf of the students, the guiding and comforting words given. And most of all, for the love shown to all. We dedicate this book to Mrs. Dene Donohoe. Cheerleader Squad Shares Fighting Foxes of' FIRST ROW: G. Bines, C. Holmes, H. Chapman, M. Welch, J. Dampier, T. Waitt, and M, Parnell. SECOND ROW: W. DeWitt, R. Hudson, C. Watford, R. Jacobs, T. Stephens, and T. Windham. THIRD ROW: G. Windham, K. Nobles, J. McDaniels, B. Scarborough, E. Mozingo, and R. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: R. Lyde, R. Moody, R. Hines, B. McDonald, and D. Beasley. FIFTH ROW: C. King, Coach W. McDonald, Asst. Coach J. Bloom, and George Blathers DOC - the manager _________________________ The Lamar Silver Foxes experienced an up-and-down season this year. The Foxes got off to a slow start as they lost their first three games of the campaign. They then came on strongly and convincingly won their next three games. The team then won 2 of their last four games to finish the season at 5-5. With a little more effort on the part of the players, coaches, and fans we feel this record could have been much improved. Next year some of the younger players must move up to fill the void left by the graduating seniors. If these young players improve and perform adequately, next year’s team could be a good one. '.f 4 mar lar b Lamar 6 Lamar 38 Lamar 35 Lamar 18 Lamar 14 Lamar 28 Lamar 8 Lamar 42 Bishopville Ea t Claredon Latta Olanta Clio Wa llace Williamsburg Lugoff-Elgin McColl Hebron Something wrong Without coaches a football team could not be organized nor expected to win. We feel that we have two of the finest coaches a team could possibly have. Head coach William McDonald, and assistant coach John Bloom have done an excellent job considering the lack of facilities and the small number of players from which to choose. Since coming to Lamar 4 years ago, Coach William McDonald has instilled a winning tradition that we hope will continue indefinitely. We thank Coach McDonald for his hard work and dedication to the team. Robbie reaches for only score against McColl. Looks like a run. Eddie takes to the air. ♦ halftim The Foxes form a pocket. « The Lyde brothers jiV in around. Lamar Recreational Football FIRST ROW: L. Kirkland, T. Norris, T. Windham, R. Durant, G. Watford, E. Robinson, B. Hudson, T. Hudson, D. Ricketson, A. Poole. SECOND ROW: C. McCallister, J. Windham, R. Reynolds, R. Goodman, F. Lloyd, D. Manson, B. Plummer, Boo Galloway FIRST ROW: M. Carter, J. Nutter, G. Windham, C. Windham, P. McLain, A. Dolford, J. McCullough. SECOND ROW: B. Watford, M. Nutter, B. McLain, R. McLain, S. Spain, G. McCullough Super Foxes — No. I Again STANDING: Eddie Mozingo, Danny Tyner, Albert Mingo, David Beasley, Tommy Alford, Hudley Martin, Mack Moses, Roger Lyde, Sammy Baker, Cleve Watford, Doug Polk, and Glen Bines. KNEELING: Coach Don Poole and Manager Doc Blathers. The 1973-'74 version of the Lamar Silver Foxes has been a very promising one. This team is very deep in talent with players who can step into any situation and perform capably. The Foxes at this point have a 7-1 conference slate with a 9-5 overall record Of the five defeats, three have been by two points or less. They could have been very easily turned into wins. Coach Don Poole has done an extremely good job of preparing his charges for the tough, schedule they have to face. As the tournament approaches we are expecting big things of this team and wish them the best of luck. The Griffins The people of Lamar, and especially L.H.S., are deeply indebted to Dr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Griffin for their many hours of unselfish service. Dr. Griffin is president of the Booster Club and is always available at ball-games to attend injured players. Mrs. Griffin is very active in the community and accompanies Dr. Griffin to all the ballgames. The people of Lamar ar? very lucky indeed to have available the services of these two fine Baker with David ar the key Beasley eyeing the basket The Silver Foxes in pre-game warm-up, The Fighting Foxettes of '73-74' FRONT ROW: Jane McDonald, Hattie Lee, Judy Privette, Darlene Stevens, Becky Gray, Patricia Dials, and Dianne Daniels. BACK ROW: Manager Jenny Yarborough, Angela James, Patricia Daniels, Yetta Ivey, Tammy Turner, Judy Garner, and Coach Roy Jaynes. The Lamar Foxettes in their first year of competition after four years of layoff have gotten off to a slow start. Their record at midseason was 1-9. Under Coach Roy Haynes, who is in his first year as coach, the team has shown steady improvement. Despite a lack of height and experience, the team has shown a great deal of hustle and a desire to win. Injuries to some key players have also hurt the team's chances. Mr. Jaynes is a very dynamic coach. He has instilled in his team much of his dynamic spirit. This spirit is evidenced by the team's drive on the court. As the team steadily improves, all eyes turn toward the tournament where a good showing is expected. Good luck girls and keep on working hard! Dianne Drives downcourt The offense in action Foxettes getting the word Setting up a play Foxettes fight ferociously Yett.i gonna getta netta The Junior Foxes trying to find themselves FRONT ROW: Nimrod Hammonds, Brian Hudson, Tyrone Chavis, Manager Boo Galloway, Frederick Coe, and Terry McDaniels. BACK ROW: Thorny Windham, Rocky Hudson, Robin Benson, Chester King, Pavolyn Chavis, and Coach John Bloom. As this yearbook went to press, the Lamar JV's were experiencing a very disappointing season so far. Their record was 2-6, with victories over Olanta and Ashwood-Central. This is a young team with many inexperienced players. These young players have not become discouraged, however, and have played very well in recent games. Coach Johm Bloom works very hard to prepare his team and he expects them to improve greatly before tournament time. With more hard work and a great desire to excel, this team could easily repeat as conference champions. The Starting Five Tyrone puts the move on Cobby soes up Recreational Basketball 10 and Under BOTTOM L to R: T. Manson, M. Nutter, D. Andrews, T. Lloyd. TOP L to R: M. Carter, R. Lloyd, G. Windham, A. Reynolds, T. Tyner. Not Pictured - J. Huggins. Team Members: S. Watford, D. Hudson, K. Hudson, J. Dargan, S. Hudson, L. Honeycutt, M. Watford, Mrs. Gloria Jordan - Coach. Mites BOTTOM L TO R: J. Nutter, C. Morrell, T. Hudson. TOP L TO R: D. Amerson, F. Lloyd, G. Watford. Not Pictured - A. Poole, B. Watfod, B. Hudson, C. Windham. M id gets BOTTOM L TO R: B. Galloway, R. Reynolds, C. Parnell, D. Manson. TOP L TO R: T. Norris, J. Dampier, R. Moody, Not Pictured - R. Turner. BOTTOM L TO R: B. McDonald, S. Raines, J. McDonald. TOP L TO R: P. Dargan, D. Ivey. Not Pictured - C. Turner. Juniors BOTTOM L TO R: M. Welch, E. Welch, M. Welch, B. McDonald, C. Dolford. TOP L TO R: R. Anderson, R. Hines, L. Dixon, E. King, P. Sansbury. Not Pictured - R. Parnell. Coaches Perry Bell and Jimmy Andrews. • if 1-Little, 2-Little, 3-Little Cheerleaders! You Put Left roolpn, and Shake it All Around! Victory Tonight! !! Lord? uper B; Student Council The Student Council is working diligently on many projects. Its first aim is to complete a handbook so that all students can abide by and, hopefully, follow' its rules. Another of its purposes is preparing attractive and educational bulletin boards in the halls. The Council is earnestly striving to make L.H.S. a better school for everyone. The Council is also grateful to Mrs. Blanche Thomas for her concern, time, and effort in making '73-'74 a successful year. BELOW: Edith Goodson—Co-President ELOW: One little smile won't hurt, Thorny! ABOVE: Eddie Mozingo--Co-President LEFT: The door must be locked again!! BELOW: Mrs. Thomas discusses a problem with some of her members Is it that bad, David? You can look now, Buddy, it doesn't hurt! ! The Senior Beta Club consists of students from grades ten through twelve with an average of 90 or above. The Beta Club is one of the more active organizations at L.H.S. and their advisor, Jane Waitt, has done much to make this activity a success. Besides their regular meetings and Christmas party, the Beta Club was able to attend the national convention in Columbia, S.C. Sr. Beta Club OFFICERS: Pres. - Cleve Watford; V. Pres. - Ricky Stephens; Sec. Edith Goodson; Tres. - David Beasley Jr. Beta Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Rozenia Hickman, Becky McDonald, Alan Poole, Phil Howell, Sheila Raines, Buddy Plummer, Grover Damon, Jane McDonald, Thorny Windham, Brian Hudson, and Beth Parnell. Advisor: Miss Cousar. Officers: Pres. - Jane McDonald; V. Pres. - Buddy Plummer; Sec. - Beth Parnell; Tres. - Thorny Windham The Junior Beta Club is composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students who maintain an average of 90 or above. This encourages scholarship among junior high students. The capable guidance of Miss Cousar has helped make this club a success. Alan, Sheila, Phil, Grover and Becky pose for the camera. The Elixir Staff The Elixir Staff of LHS is composed of many dedicated members. Without the many Tfiours of hard work by the staff, this yearbook would not have been possible. Mrs. Jac-Adele Beasley and Mrs. Dorothy Campbell are the catalysts that make this staff go. Their diligence and ability to get the most out of everyone is very important to an undertaking of this kind. We are deeply indebted to everyone who contributed to making this yearbook a success. Editor—Danny Tyner Photographer--Paul Windham Advisor--Dorothy Campbell Advisor--Jac-Adele Beasley Becky McDonald and Tammy Turner Tommy vVaitt,Theryl Cfaapm Spectator Staff 7.3-’ 74 The Spectator, the school newspaper which is published monthly, is edited by Edith Goodson and sponsored by Mrs. Cathy Goudelock. It informs the students at L.H.S. of all the latest news and juicy gossip. Since it prints both poems and stories written by students, the Spectator encourages all 'budding writers at L.H.S. Edith Goodson - Editor Nancy, Renetha, and Cleve waiting for the action to begin. Debra, Robbie, Jackie, and Pam between assignments . Ellen, Debra, and Joyce hard at work. What's the big joke, girls? Future Homemakers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: LEFT SIDE OF PICTURE - Janice Alexander, Rena Jeffrey, Clarice Samuels, Dorothy Goodson, Marcia Kelly, Patricia Dargan, Angela James, Gwenn Baker, Parry Lee Robinson, Wanda Dority, Barbara McCullough, Judy Garner, Flossie Wilson, Martha Ham, Virginia Miles. RIGHT SIDE OF PICTURE -Dianne Daniels, Darlene Stevens, Loretta Samuel, Sadi Thomas, Patricia McDaniels, Yvonne Reynolds, Marcetta Ivey, Jane Windham, Yetta Ivey, Betty Jean Abraham, Connie Brown, Bernice Damon, Barbara Dority, Jenny Yarbrough, Debra Ivey, Betty Jean McFadden, and Lorine Ellerbee. of America The F.H.A. is working hard again this year to help young ladies to become better homemakers. So far this year they have studied foods and nutrition, taking into consideration the high costs and the food shortage, and knowing that as future homemakers they will have to cope with these problems. Also, in order to cut down on expenses, they designed and made their own garments. TTiese clothes were shown in a fashion show presented for the Lamar High student body. We are very proud of our girls and we know that they will be great homemakers! ! Mrs. Edwards has done an extremely commendable job in her work with these girls and with the FHA. The role of the Bus Driver at LHS is an extremely responsible one. The drivers transport hundreds of children each day. To a small child the bus driver is one of his first heroes. We are very fortunate to have such capable and dependable students in our program. B Student Aides Ester, Rebecca, books. Gloria, and Mamie all seem to enjoy Teresa has an important announcement! Library Student aides furnish a valuable service at L.H. S. in the office and in the library. In the office they help Mrs. Jones keep up with the many demands made of her and do clerical work. In the library, under Mrs. Grooms' supervision, they help her fulfill her many duties. Youth Tutors Youth LEFT: Julie instructs at blackboard. ABOVE: Tutor-student rapport at work. RIGHT: Ann Hargrove, Coordinator ABOVE LEFT: Jane overseeing students work. ABOVE RIGHT: Stevie, Mickey, Rich, and Jeff look the situation over before consulting Marcia and Jackie. Becky gets involved with two of her students. Marcia gets on their level. Jane, Connie, Betty Jean, Willistine, Nita and Beth discuss procedures for the following week. Which ones are the tutors? The Youth Tutor Youth (YTY) program is one of the most beneficial at LHS. This program helps students progress who would normally be left behind in the classroom. Mrs. Ann Hargrove is the director of the program and is assisted by Mrs. Augusta Saverance. The tutors as well as the ones being tutored, are better students because of this program. The satisfaction that these tutors receive from watching their students progress is almost beyond description. Left: Helping is what it's all about. Above: Sue working on consonants with students. Future Farmers of America y Moody, Daniel Watford, LeroyTllerbe landy Coe, Kevin Nobles, Terry McDaniels Coe, Living in a rural community makes the agricultural phase of our educational program very important to many of our young men. Because of this and because of Mr. Jeffords' interest and capable guidance, the FFA Club is quite popular and active at L. H.S. The FFA also performs many services for sundry organizations, faculty members, and even individuals in the community. “The pride of the fox Miss LHS Emcee Leo Windham introduces contestants. This year the Elixir Staff sponsored the 1974 Miss Lamar High Beauty Pageant. We would like to thank everyone who has given their time to make this pageant possible. Especially the girls who have worked so hard to make it an enjoyable pageant. Miss DAR: Sherilyn Hudson Miss Elixir: Jane Windham 1973 Marshalls Marshalls are those students from the rising senior class with the highest averages. There were six marshalls for the 1973 graduation. Cleve Watford with highest average held the post of Chief Marshall. The remaining marshalls were Ricky Stephens, Billy Phillips, Eddie Mozingo, Danny Tyner, Edith Goodson, and the alternating marshall Paul Windham. The traditional attire of white distinguished marshals as ushers at the graduation ceremony. Chief Marshall: Cleve Watford Boys State Boys' Staters are rising seniors, who display leadership, dependability and scholastic achievement. The boys that attended the 1973 Boys' State were Cleve Watford and Billy Scarborough. They resided at the Citadel for a week and attended sessions on government at the local, county and state level. All State Because of his outstanding ability on the football field, Ronnie Jacobs was chosen to the All-State football team as defensive linebacker. Ronnie's never say-die attitude and desire to excel had a great deal to do with his selection. H o m e c o m Patricia Daniels, a Sophomore, reigned as the 73-74 Homecoming Queen. The Queen and court were selected by the students and presented at the halftime ceremonies of the Lamar vs. McColl football game. Each of the eight girls was sponsored by a senior football player and was escorted on the field for a sideline seat. Patricia was sponsored by Henry Chapman and crowned by Mr. Samuel Copeland, principal. Sherilyn Hudson presented the Queen with a bouquet of roses. Junior Class Beauty: Dianne Daniels Sophomore Class Beauty: Cindy Kelly Freshman Class Beauty: Priscilla Dargan r a t i v e s Best All Around Senior u P Best Looking Best Personality Best Dressed Mr. Saverance has been our Superintendent since 1968. He has met the challenge that the Lamar Area Schools have presented with courage and determination. We are grateful for his dedication to his job as head of the Lamar Area Schools. The recognition of the job Mr. Saverance has done comes with years of training, work, and experience. He has the proper experience as a teacher, and as a superintendent. Thank you, Mr. Saverance, for the years of preparation you gave in order to be Superintendent of our schools. Mrs. Sharon Blackwell: Secretary Mrs. Ann Hudson: Bookkeeper Mrs. Mary Blackmon: School Nurse Mrs. Letha Lloyd: Lunch Room Supervisor administrative Staff The Administrative Staff of Lamar High School is headed by Mr. Samuel L. Copeland. Mr. Copeland has a BA in English from Furman University and a Masters in Education from the University of South Carolina. He has been the principal at L. H.S. for the past 4 years. His deep concern for our school plus his interest in our students and their welfare have made him liked and respected by all. Aiding Mr. Copeland in his job is our Assistant Principal, Donald Poole. Coach Poole as he is affectionately called by the students has a smile and a word of encouragement for everyone. His sincere concern for all students is greatly appreciated. The oil for our two Big Wheels is supplied by our Secretary, Mrs. Carolyn Jones. Even though Mrs. Jones has been with us only one year, she has made a place of her own and is already indispensible to both the faculty and the student body. Donald R. Poole Samuel L. Copeland Carolyn W. Jones Dene Donohoe Guidance Department Mrs. Dene Donohoe heads the Guidance Department at L. H.S. Although Mrs. Donohoe is in her first year as guidance counselor, all of the students have grown to love her during her 6 years as a teacher. Mrs. Donohoe received her B.S. degree from Limestone College and has since attained her Masters Degree from the University of South Carolina. Her untiring effort and great devotion to the students have acquired for her a place in all of our hearts. Mrs. Donohoe is aided in her guidance efforts by Mr. Arthur Davis and Mrs. Frances Bouknight. Mr. Davis, who graduated from Eskin College, has been retired from the army for 4 years. For the last three years he has been with the Lamar Area Schools. This year he is Title I Coordinator and Counselor for Project Succeed students. Mrs. Bouknight is Title I Reading Coordinator and counselor. She graduated from Coker College. With these three capable and dedicated people at the helm, the students at L.H.S. will always have some friends in the admin-stration to whom they can turn. Mr. Albert Gray, head of the Language Department, is a graduate from the University of South Carolina where he received a B.A. Degree. Through 5 years of devoted service at L.H.S. the students have come to respect and admire him. He always maintains the high standards needed by the college bound student as well as a regular one. In her first year on the L.H.S. faculty, Miss Dianne Leazer has gained the respect and confidence of everyone she has encountered. Miss Leazer, a graduate of Appalachian State College, teaches ninth and eleventh grade Project Succeed English. She is very successful as cheerleader sponsor. Throughout her 6 years at L.H.S., Mrs. Jac-Adele Beasley has come to be admired and revered by all who know her. Her great love and understanding shines through to everyone she meets. Mrs. Jac-Adele is sponsor of the yearbook along with her various other duties as a teacher. She received a B.A. Degree from St. Andrews College. Mrs. Debbie Hall, in her first year at L.H.S., has given each student the necessary understanding required to maintain the goal that every student at L.H.S. strives to reach. Mrs. Hall graduated from Coker College and currently teaches French and ninth grade English. Albert Gray anguage Department Blanche Thomas Barbara Brown science Buddy Baxley Mr. Luke Baxley is a newcomer at L H. S. but has already won the confidance and respect of the students. He is a graduate of Clemson University and plans to attend the Medical College of South Carolina in the near future. Mrs. Barbara Brown is considered one of L. H. S. 's most active teachers, contributing her utmost in trying to make L. H. S. a better place in which to mold students as better citizens for tomorrow. She graduated from Winthrop College where she received her B. S. Degree. She has been at L H. S. for 17 years. Mrs. Blanche Thomas is another one of our Science teachers who contributes both her service and valuable time to each of her students. She is a graduate of Morris College and has taught at L. H. S. for 4 years. Mrs. Dorothy Plummer is also a tremendous asset to our science faculty and has taught here for 25 years. Her insistance on top quality in every way has brought her much admiration and respect. Dorothy Plummer Jane Waitt Department Mrs. Jane Waitt heads the Math Department at L.H.S. and teaches all branches of high school math, grades 9 through 12. The students feel that Mrs. Waitt provides the necessary basis for students entering the college track. She received a B.A. Degree from from Furman University and has been at L.H.S. for 5 years. Mr. James Brown is considered by the students as being very confident and efficient in providing the basic necessities for general math. He is a graduate of Morris and received a Bachelor of Science Degree. Mr. Eddie Pauley teaches tenth grade math to all vocational students. He graduated from Benedict College where he received a B.S. Degree. He has been a part of the Math Department for 4 years. Teaching math to ninth grade vocational students is Miss Flossie Cousar. She graduated from Allen University and later received a Master's Degree from S.C. State College. In her 9 years at L.H.S. the students have come to love and admire her for her many hours of dedicated service. James Brown Eddie Pauley Flossie Cousar Lurline DuBose William McDonald 4l .v on’ Department Any of the students that Mrs. Lurline DuBose has taught in her many years as a teacher will tell of the love and understanding she has exhibited to all. Mrs. DuBose attended Winthrop College and teaches Social Studies and English in the seventh and eighth grades. Mr. William McDonald is a graduate of Livingston University and received his Masters from Peabody College. He teaches Social Studies, grades nine through twelve; and in his 4 years at L.H.S. he has become an integral part of the faculty. Mr. Perry Bell, who has taught at L.H.S. for 5 years, teaches Civics and U.S. History. He received a B.A. Degree from Newberry College. Mr. Bell, who is Recreational Director for Lamar, is constantly working with young people. His patience and easygoing manner are well suited for his job. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell is another distinguished member of the History Staff. She is currently teaching Social Studies and Drivers' Education. She graduated from Morris College, and in the 6 years that she has taught at L.H.S. the students have come to admire her for her constant determination to better the students' education. Perry Bell vocational Mr. Alton Jeffords, a graduate of Clemson University, heads the Agricultural Department in the vocational field at L. H. S. Under Mr. Jefford's capable leadership this area of education has become outstanding. Mrs. Juanita Edwards teaches the Home Economics division of L. H. S. With a B.A. and a Master's Degree from S.C. State College, we feel that she is a very important part of each student's development. Mr. T. Jeffords, a master carpenter, who provides our vocational students with training for gainful employment when they graduate. Mrs. Louise Reynolds heads the Power Sewing Department. Mrs. Reynolds trains many young people for excellent jobs in the field of power sewing. Mr. Mutt Lane teaches Small Engines. As we all know, good mechanics are scarce, and Mr. Lane is training many fine men in his course. Mr. Sylvester James offers an excellent course in brick masonry to any vocational student interested. Mr. Roy Jaynes is our Title I Migrant Program Director. He works with all students coming under that category. Mrs. Virginia Commander is an aide to Mr. Jaynes in the migrant work. Alton Jeffords department Louise Reynolds Sylvester James Virginia Commander Mutt Lane Roy Jaynes B us i ness Mr. Jack Paris heads the Business Department at L.H.S. Mr. Paris, in his third year at Lamar, is well-known for his ready smile and easy-going manner. He is a graduate of Appalachian State College and teaches Typing, Business Math, and Bookkeeping at L.H.S. World Mrs. Kathy Goudelock is also a member of the staff of the Business Department. Mrs. Goudelock attended Erskine College and gradu-uated with a B. S. She is a newcomer to the L. H. S. faculty and currently teaches Business Law, Business English, Typing and Shorthand. Kathy Goudelock Department Mr. Donald Poole is a graduate of Pheiffer College and he has been at L. H. S. for six years. Mr. Poole is head of the boy's Physical Education Department and he is the Foxes' Varsity Basketball coach. Coach Poole, as he is affectionately called, is recognized for his understanding of his students. Miss Barbara McNamara, a graduate of Winthrop College, is the girls' Physical Education teacher at L. H.S. In her three years in the Lamar Area Schools, she has become an important part of the faculty. FAR LEFT: Donald Poole. LEFT: Barbara McNamara. Kenneth Lawhon - Teacher, Project Preparation Florence Segars - Teacher, Project Preparation Marian Gray - Study Hall Monitor Sandra Toney - Teacher, Music Ola Grooms - Librarian 86 87 E afeteria and Custodial Staffs If there's one person who can be said to be absolutely in-dispensible to L. H.S., it would be Henry Alford. Pictured at the far left, we can honestly say L.H.S. wouldn't be the same without Mr. Alford. Helping with the janitorial and cafeteria work are Mr. Eddie McQuillar and Mrs. Fannie Johnson, pictured at left. Both are becoming familiar faces here at school. Pictured at far left is Mr. Connie Rodgers who has worked at Lamar Elementary School for four years. Pictured on the immediate left is Mr. W. D. Nero who is also employed at the Lamar Elementary School. Both these men render invaluable services to the school. Superb Seniors!!! Officers for Class of'74 Pres. - Cleve Watford; Vice Pres. - Robbie Anderson; Sec. - Freddie Abson; Tres. - Alicia Nobles Freddie Abson Julian Anderson Robbie Anderson Davonne Andrews The Class of’74 would like to thank everyone who has made their final year possible. Henry Chapman Debra Dority Ellen Dority LeroyEllerbee Ann Galloway Joyce Gaskins Edith Goodson Deborah Grooms Eddie busy studying??? Why Paul-you did get your picture taken! Althea has the magic necklace! Danny daydreaming again! Don't look at the keys David! ! Debra Grooms Cindy Hodge Sherilyn Hudson Frances Jordan V Chester Lide Althea Lynn Happiness is being a Senior!!! Janice McFadden Kathy Melton Allen Mingo Randy Moody Mack Moses Eddie Mozingo Alicia Nobles Mike Parnell Billy Phillips Phillip Sansbury Ricky Stepehns Billy Scarborough What's the attraction-it doesn't seem to bother Phillip. Danny, Eddie, and Cleve pose with Old Faith-full ! Debra busy at her shorthand. Left: Edith don't cry! ! Right: What's the great shock?? David Summers Danny Tyner Cleve Watford Mickey Welch Jane Windham Paul Windham Jenny Yarbrough Cheese! ! Let's get to work Deborah! Be a little more modest Scab!! Mr. Gray's helper at work! ! Jimmy Alford Annie Baker Sammie Baker David Beasley Lucie Benson Ocie Brown Thomas Brown Janie Mae Damon Dianne Daniels Gelinda Davis Wheeler DeWitt Levern Dixon Judy Garner Naomi Grantham Becky Gray LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary - Marcene Stevens, Vice President - Cynthia Ward, Treasurer - Dora Lynn Howell, President - Dianne Daniels. Jackie Grooms Martha Ham Ronnie Hines David Howell Dora Lynn Howell Helen Isaac Teddy Ivey Martha Jackson Ronnie Jacobs Mamie Jeffrey Miriam Jordan Elijah King Paulette Lunn Class of '75 They call us the jivin' juniors Because we talk all day. And when the day is at an end, We're still jivin' away. But with all the laughter and talking To us there is still another part, The longing to help, the need to succeed, The sincereness in our hearts. Wanting to share a smile with someone -We would like it to be with you. And when we share our smiles, We'll give a little love, too. The Juniors Now why did you do that?? Rebecca Mack Pam McAllister Joseph McDaniels Buster McDonald Gladys McKeithen 98 99 Albert Mingo Mike Mixon Christine Rush Edward Samuel Loretta Samuel Marcene Stevens Tammie Turner Bobbie Ann Waiters Cynthia Ward Earl Welch Sophomore Superstitions . . . Janice Alexander Wilson Alexander Larry Anderson Lyn Amerson Brenda Bell Robin Benson Glen Bines Connie Brown Nancy Brown Wayne Brown Gloria Chapman Pavolyn Chavis Herman Coe Lenora Coe The Sophomores have a little of everything. We have our own brains, our own kooks, and our own regular people. The brains study every night for that A in biology, while other people get it by unknown sources. However, we'll see who ends up the best in the long run. The kooks are the people who dress up like ladies for womanless weddings and the ones who dress Beta Rats. Of course there are the ones who dress naturally and still look like kooks. The regular people are the ones who walk around school looking regular. They make average grades and never seem to get in trouble. They really do, only they're smart enough to get out of it. ¥ People from the sophomore class take part in every activity. The football team probably wouldn't even have a team if it wasn't for the sophomores. We make up half of the team (in numbers). . The boys I basketball I team wouldn't be the same at all. We have a few Randy Coe Ronnie Coe very good players on the team. The girls basketball team would be minus about four or five of its best players. Without the sophomore cheerleaders you might not be able to hear them at all. That Bernice Damon Patricia Daniels is because our sophomore girls have big mouths. All for the better to cheer with. We have representatives in every other club or activity also. Donnitta Davis Patricia Dials Lorine Ellerbee Roxanne Ellerbee Ricky Floyd Dawn Gallow ay Bobby Gaskins Ester Green G.G. Harris A1 Hodge Elaine Howell Marilyn Huggins Marcetta Ivey Yetta Ivey Carolyn Jackson William Johnson Reggie Kea Cindy Kelly Stan Kelly Marshall Knotts Sophomores are Boss! James Holmes Class Officers v Hattie Lee Cheryl Lloyd Terry McDaniels Alphonso McDowell Wallace McDowell Betty McFadden Virginia Miles Curlina Mingo Kay Moses Kevin Nobles Robert Parnell Ruey Phillips Betty Jo Plumm Dennis Polk Charlene Raine Yvonne Reynolds Parry Lee Robinson L102 103 Patricia Samuel Cinda Lee Samuels Eddie Sansbury Dorothy Segars Jeff Sims Mary Smith Tommy Stephens Darlene Stevens Ji mmy Timmons Daniel Watford Tommy Waitt Steve Welch Gordon Windham Grover Windham Timmy Windham Mi reshmen -ML riends Garris Amerson Denise Anderson Gwen Baker George Blathers Tyrone Chavis Frederick Coe Cecelia Damon John Dampier Priscilla Dargan Dennis Garner Dorothy Goodson Gary Green Sue Grooms Tommy Grooms Billie Faye Grantham Nimrod Hammonds Levern Holmes Martin Howell Rocky Hudson Deborah Ivey Angela James Rena Jeffery Marcia Kelly Chester King David Manson Brian Marshall Raymond McConnell Priscilla McDaniels Jane McDonald Tom McFadden Ernest Melton Ronnie Moody Jerry Moses Sheila Nobles Beth Parnell Jimmy Parnell Buddy Plummer Doug Polk Nita Powers Keep on Truckin! Judy Privette Rich Reynolds Clarice Samuel Julie Stratton Royce Turner Lyna Watford Leo White Flossie Wilson Charlene Windham Steve Windham rW roject reparation Emma Jean Coe Chandler Davis Ralph Davis Albert Dixon Herbert Durant Rosa Jane Durant Maxie Gainey Clarence Green Cynthia Greene Danver Greene Mae Ella Green Wilson Green Bobby Hickman Little Son Hickman Jean Jackson Deloris Jacobs Spencer Johnson Major Knotts Wade Amerson Buster Brown Steve Brown Richard Byrd Vanessa Coe Cindy Creel 8th Graders Officers: President: Judy Hines; Vice President: Becky McDonald; Secretary: Bryon Hudson; Treasurer: Rozenia Hick- man. Bernette Damon Harry Damon Janet Damon James Davis Frances Dority Sonya Driggers Priscilla Green Shirly Green Gail Grooms Marchelle Harrison Donna Hart Rozenia Hickman Judy Hines Bryan Hudson Delores Jackson Athena Jackson Karen Jordon Foy Kelly Jimmy King Betty Lee Harold Lucas Jessie Lynch Becky McDonald Joan Melton Moving on . . . Tim Norris Teresa Norris Sheila Raines David Ricketson Kenny Segars Wanda Stevens Cynthia Turner Donna Windham Jamie Windham Thorny Windham Timmy Windham Victor Windham Willie Zimmerman Class of'79 Small Wonders!!! Loib Allen Durby Amerson Rony Amerson Robert Baldwin Laveme Blathers David Brown Laveme Chapman Kenny Cooper Teresa Cusaac Emily Dolford Linda Dolford Alphonso Damon Grover Damon Doris Dampier Anita Daniels Deloris Dargan Lewis Davis Chuck DeHart Class Officers Pres. - Laveme Chapman V. Pres. - Brian Galloway Sec. - Deloris Dargan Treas. - Mae Robinson Billy Dority Brian Galloway Edward George Tammy Gilbert Vickie G lea ton Bridgett Green Dorothy Ham Wendall Holmes Phil Howell Todd Hudson Brian Hutson Allen Jackson Tony James Vance Johnson Bonnie Knotts Angie Lloyd Freddie Lloyd Marion Lucas Debbie Mack Kay Marshall Obie Martin Barbara McCullough Sally McDaniels Ronnie Moses Tony Norris Chris Parnell Alan Poole Francis Robinson Debra Seegars Christine Smith David Stephens Chris Stratton Dick Waitt Gene Watford Kevin Williams Jimmy Wilson Tony Wilson Kathy Windham Gene Windham He has that look in his eye! “The wisdom of the fox . . Administration Mr. Jim Newsome, principal of Lamar Elementary School, is well known for his dedication, hard work, and devotion shown to all students. Mr. Newsome is a man who commands respect and is known to be fair and just to everyone. Our hats are off to you, Mr. Newsome, for a job well done ! Mrs. Nita Poole is the secretary for the Lamar Elementary School. She is a very integral part of the elementary school in that she keeps tabs of all of the proceedings in the office. Without her competent efficiency, the office would cease to run smoothly. Assistant Elementary Principal is Mr. John Bloom. He received his degree from Eastern Carolina after five years of military service. Therefore, he is well-suited in his job of disciplinarian. Nita Poole John Bloom Sixth, Fifth, and Fourth Grade Teachers LEFT: Hattie James - Self-contained 5th grade RIGHT: Chuck Hatchell - Assistant Teacher LEFT: Lizzie Gayle - Self-contained 4th grade CENTER: Minnie Rose Fletcher - Self-contained 4th grade RIGHT: John Bloom - Social Studies, 4th, 5th, 6th grades LEFT: Katherine Hodge - Language Arts, 4th, 5th, 6th grades RIGHT: Paul Hudson - Reading, 4th, 5th, 6th grades Second Grade Teachers Rosa Durant, Merita Hammond, and Helen Jackson Teachers Third Grade Teachers 7 ABOVE: Rita Bell - Teacher LEFT: Dorothy Scarborough - Teacher Nelle Truluck - Aide Beaufort Odom - Teacher iMary Suggs - Aide B' 118 11 First Grade Teachers and Aides Betty Harris - Teacher Kindergarten Lenora Young - Teacher Shirley Nutter - Aide Project Preparation Trainables ABOVE: Fran Knotts - Aide, Edna Graham - Teacher LEFT: Mattie Amos - Teacher, Georgia Collins - Teacher, Beaulah Goines - Teacher Music and P. E. Math and Reading Linda Ward - P. E. Sandra Tony - Music Librarian Inez Lee - Remedial Reading Joan Bloom - Math Lab Reading Celeste Jeffords - Teacher Dorothy Stephens - Teacher Sixth Grade Terry Anderson Kay Atkinson Wanda Bell Diane Britt Tracey Causey Geronell Chavis Celestine Coe Patricia Cooper Leon Dials Lenora Dixon Reggie Dixon Mary Dority Lorann Dority Doug Dowling Bob Driggers Hope Edwards Barry Evans Freddie Evans Loraine Fields Cynthia Floyd Roger Floyd Bobbie Freeman Cecil Gleaton Dora Gotschika Leroy Green Veronica Harrison Linda Hickman Charlton Hill Matthew Holloman Cathy Howell Suzy Hutson ABOVE: Girls having a rap session during free period. LEFT: Boys working in the lab. Frances Hymes Kevin Hymes Mary Lynn Jordan Jimmy Jeffery Brenda King Kenneth Lynch Vicky McConnell Thomasenia McFadden Angie Meggs Tony Melton Carl Morrell Robin Newsom Jerry Nutter Kimberly Perkins Darryl Reynolds Brenda Rogers Janice Samuels George Scott Freddie Segars Andra Shuler Patricia Waiters Fannie Washington Bart Watford Cyler Watford Tyler Watford Susan Welch Terry Williams Quinton Wilson The outside seems more interesting than the inside! ! Fifth Grade Layton Amerson Pam Amerson Cliff Anderson David Andrews Frank Bennett Maxine Bennett Legrand Boston Buddy Britt Carolyn Brown Charles Brown Mickey Browrn James Bruce Brian Brummett Debbie Burris Veronica Damon Terry Daniels Jacadele Dargan Cathy Dehart Arthur Dolford Micheal Driggers Robert Durant Wendy Edwards Kathy Freeman Pearlie George Ken Grooms Anette Gulledge Monica Harrison Mark Haynes Teressa Herrington Mitchell Hines Wilbert Holmes Mitch Howell Della Jackson Randy Jeffrey Gloria Kelly Lanette Knotts Freddie Lighty James Lisbon Todd Manson Janice Martin Carolyn McDaniel Vicky McDowell Phil McCoy Donald McElveen Reggie Melton Judy Mixon Bryan Mozingo Denise Newsom Mike Nutter Cindy Parnell Dennis Parnell Lori Parnell Tammy Plummer Aaron Reynolds Pamela Robinson Lisa Stokes Michael Thomas Sylvia Timmons Timmy Tyner Johnnie Waiters Charles Warren Roosevelt Washington Melanie Watford Connie Windham Gregg Windham Mike Windham Joel Windham Susan Windham Sue Windham Bernard Wingate Fourth Grade Albert Abraham Martha Alexander Nina Atkinson Robert Baker Leonard Baldwin Angie Bell Patricia Britton Elaine Bruce Chris Brum me tt Mark Carter Dwight Coe Tommy Conyers James Cooper Jerry Damon Sylvester Davis Tammy DeHart Pauline Dials Addie Dolford Sheila Dority Lisa Driggers Darlene Ford Gloria Fox Robin Freeman Annette George Janice Greene Kate Greene Leatha Greene Stevie Greene Ricky Grooms Wayne Grooms Sonya Hammonds Garris Haynes Sammy Hendricks Waddell Hickman Dana Hines Reginald Johnson Kathy Kelly Matt King Debra Knotts Donald Knotts Surlinda Lisbon Ginger Lloyd Randy Lloyd Toby Lloyd Maty Mack Ronnie McCoy James McDowell Joe McElveen Bessie McFadden James Miles Beverly Morrell Robert Moses Wendy Norris Billy Parnell David Parnell Lisa Parnell Terri Parnell Jo Lane Plummer James Powers Sherry Reynolds Joseph Roberts Charlene Samuel Joyce Samuels Wanda Samuels Clifton Salisbury Ernest Scarborough Donna Shedd Jeanette Smith Marcia Thomas Steve Thompson Teresa Tolson Arleen Warren Louise Warren Susan Watford Diane Wilson Iris Wilson Robert Wilson Violet Wilson David Windham Dawn W'indham Michael Windham Pamela Windham Phillip Windham Tina Windham Todd Woodham Toni Wright Mark Zimmons Third Grade Charles Alexander Paula Allen Marson Amerson Gina Ardis Evander Baker Joel Bell Judi Bell Gerald Bennett Donald Blathers Levie Britt Joe Brum mett Estella Causey Angela Coe Jessie Damon Eric Davis Brian DeHart Anthony Dixon Bruce Dolford Ellen Dority Michael Durant Rosemary Edwards Gail Fields Rayford Floyd Knorphe George Patricia Goodson Billy Gotschika Charles Green Ella Mae Green Nora Ann Haynes Roger Herrington Queenie Holmes Carolyn Honeycutt Linda Howell Stacia Hudson Leroy Isaac Dwayne Windham Sheila Windham Penny Jackson Celestine Jeffrey Edward Johnson Gerri-Ann Jordan Cherie King Teresa Knotts Geneva Lisbon Kay Lowery Janie Mae Lucas Caroline Lyde Kathy McDonald Frank McDowell Shelley McElveen Perry McLaMore Edward Miles Charlene Norris Phillip Oliver Bessie Mae Owens Billy Parnell Stoney Parnell Dwayne Polk Charles Poole Doris Powers Stephen Reynolds Leon Robinson Randy Rogers Charles Samuels Joan Samuels Debra Scarborough Marie Shannon Redden Smith Jackie Thomas Marty Tolson Becky Jane Waitt Vonda Ward Second Grade Kenneth Aniidon Robert Aniidon Gene Atkinson Jeffery Bell Jerry Bell Elliot Bennett Eric Black Rand Lee Blathers Gregory- Burris Linda Campbell Enrico Carrisquilla Francenia Cooper Margaret Cooper Penny Cusaac Brigette Davis Eric James Davis Wanda Davis Curtis Dixon Randy Dixon Henry Dority Van Dowling Roger Fountain Frankie Freeman Lola Ann Gainey Randy Galloway Gloria Goodson Susan Gotschika Denise Green Helen Green Lee Green Sarah Griffin Timothy Grooms Victoria Ham Keith Herrington Charles Hickman Thomasena Hickman Rebecca Honeycutt Karl Huneycutt Kyle Huneycutt Helen Jackson Troy Jackson Charles Johnson Jerome Knotts Teresa Lisbon Elizabeth Lucas Robert Marshall Melissa McElveen Burnett McFadden Corliss Peoples Christopher Privette Michelle Privette Joel Reynolds Calynda Roberts Leonard Robinson Paul Samuels Shirley Scipio Tony Shaw Lisa Smith Rachel Smith William Smith Tony Stevens Anthony Thomas Eddie Ward Freddie Watford Lynn Watford George Wilson Hope Windham Mike Windham Tal Windham Shirley Zimmerman First Grade Paul Barnes Roger Bell Scott Broach David Cannon Carla Carter Manuel Carrisqueilla Melissa Conyers YVillette Damon Benny Davis Deloris Davis Vincent Davis Russell Dolford Doug Evans George Fields Brenda Floyd Renee Galloway Sheila Geddings Billy Gleaton GiGi Greene James Green Loretta Grooms Vanessa Hickman David Honeycutt Steven Howell Bob Hudson Valerie Jackson Johnnie Jacobs Michelle Jeffords Frankie McCain Jimmy McCain Kenneth McConnell Sandy Munn Greg Nutter Tammy Odom Jimmy Oliver Carlton Reynolds Sylvester Samuels Kim Segars Susan Shedd Sandra Smith Tyrone Smith Craig Stokes Kenny Stratton Paula Taylor Leonard Thomas Melvin Thomas Yvette 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