Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

Dedication Mr. TEC. Dowling I As the members of the Elixir searched for someone to dedicate this year's edition to, we found one of the most deserving people at Lamar High School: Mr. T.E.C. Dowling. Mr. Dowling holds one of. if not the. most controversial positions in the school. We students may not always agree with his decisions, even though he makes them in our best interest. In the short time he has been here, we have seen vast improvements in our school. We have new additions and truly the best school in Darlington county, not just because we help keep it that way, but because of the helpful guidance he gives to each of us. He has won the respect of the students and faculty alike. To you. Mr. Dowling, we dedicate the 1981 Elixir-, and thanks for being such an understanding and helpful person. B Searching for the rainbow's end it's something we all do in one way or another. It doesn't necessarily have to be a rainbow-, it can be anything we look for: The answer to a question, the meaning of a dream, or the fulfilling of a lifelong goal. But we never really find the true end, because when we think we have, we realize that it's just the beginning of another rainbow we must follow. M The years we spend here learning and growing and laughing together is one very big rainbow in our lives. It seems that graduation will be the end of that rainbow, but we will find that its only the beginning of a much bigger rainbow that will take us through life. But we will never forget LHS and its magic, just like we never forget a rainbow that enhances the sky. A Rainbow Of Expressions As you stroll through the halls of Lamar High School, you will see a glowing rainbow of expressions. You will see a various array of smiles, and unfortunately, frowns. It’s nothing unusual to hear laughter every inch of the way. There are expressions of surprise and anger, happiness and frustration. If you walk into a classroom, you may see students in intense thought or misbehaving”. You can see students listening intently or daydreaming. But whatever the expression, it’s just one of many that makes life at LHS what it is. Summer Memories Ah! Summertime! The time to forget about homework, failing tests and bringing home report cards. It's a time when you can stay out late and sleep 'til noon that is unless you have a job like many Lamar High students do. Although not all of us worked, we found other ways to occupy our time. There were vacations and camps and lots of practice for the coming school year. Summer '81 was fun; let’s hope this summer is even better! Do You Know What The Name Of Our Annual Means? If Not Here's The Story Behind Elixir Have you ever wondered what the name of our yearbook means? In the Middle Ages, the early chemists gave the name to a mythical substance that could supposedly turn metal into gold or silver, restore youth, and lengthen life. Although this book cannot be turned into gold or silver, the other two can be accomplished. Years from now as you look back over the pages, it will restore the memories of your youth and lengthen those memories to last throughout the rest of your life. 1 MISS LHS On December 10. 1981, several girls competed for the title of Miss LHS. This year's theme was a Winter Wonderland”. Entertainment was provided by Linda Howell, Scott Gardner. Mr. Alonzo Davis, and Elixir Staff members. Finally the long awaited moment arrived. Our Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Jim Newsom, announced Kathy McDonald as the new Miss LHS. Donna Middleton was first runner-up and Donna Kirby was second runner-up. The Elixir staff would like to thank all who made this event a success: the beautiful girls who participated-, the entertainment; the Master of Ceremonies; the coordinators of the pageant; and the host of people that attended. 20 1 4 Pictures show the following: Opposite Page — (I) K. McDonald (2) D. Middleton. K. McDonald, D. Kirby. This Page: (I) Elixir members (2) L. Howell, C. Bell, G. Jordan (3) S. Gardner (4) L. Howell (5) M. Santa Claus” Carter (6) Mr. A. Davis. 21 (1) Top Right — S. Parnell (2) Top Left — Miss Jr. High contestants (3) Middle Left — D. Balas and R. Leviner (4) C. McCullough, T. Perkins, S. Parnell (5) Shannon being crowned (6) Shannon timidly approaches the judges. 22 “I GIVING THEIR PAID OFF BY MAKING THEM . All Tournament in the All Conference. (Bottom ner, $. Jordan. E. Gerald, Darlington County Christ- Left) C. LaCross, C. Poole, and C. Poole were given mas Tournament. (Top E. Gerald, D. Polk, G. this honor. The coaches in Left) Both Dwight Coe and Greene, S. Gardner and S. Darlington County selected Tony Shaw received this Jordan won this honor. them, special honor. All Area. (Right) S. Gard- 23 GETTIN' HIGH ON LHS During the 1981 Homecoming ceremonies Donna Middleton was named second runner-up-, Marcia Thomas was crowned Homecoming Queen, and Pam Anderson was named first runner-up. The Homecoming court consisted of: Donna Middleton sponsored by Scott Jordan Ginger Lloyd sponsored by Toby Lloyd Melissa Lewis sponsored by Mark Carter-, Terri Parnell sponsored by Garris Haynes-, Kathy MacDonald sponsored by Scott Gardner-, Paula Allen sponsored by Jeffery Jordan-, Belinda Dorriety sponsored by James Wilcox; Kathy Harrell sponsored by Levern Mack-, Celeste Shady sponsored by Tommy Conyers-, Elaine Dubose sponsored by Ernest Scarborough; Pam Evans sponsored by Donnie Mosesi and Pam Amerson sponsored by Randy Lloyd. Homecoming ’81 . i 25 MISS SWEETHEART AISS SWEETHEART 1982 HALLOWEEN KING AND QUEEN Sonia Watford — Sr. High Rhonda Windham — Jr. High MISS SIL VER FOX MR.-MHS.CHAS. POLK ANDREWS-SONS INC MR.-MRS MllltYL GARDNER MR MRS. RALPH STEPHENS MR -MRS WAYNE WEAVER NISYLER MINERAL HOME HYLEE SYYERS MR -MRS LEGRANU BELLArAM MR -MRS W.J. HOWELLAFAM CAROLINA BANKATRUST FLOYABUD WAYFORDAFAM OR MRS. JAMES OOOMAFAM. MR MRS JOHN SKINNER JIMMY ANDREWS MR MRS WARREN JETTORO! MR MRS MITCHIU ROWELL MR MRS FRCO UntD THE RLOOMS OAYONKE ANDREWS LAMAR HOSPITAL J r REYNOLDS IRS R-MART MR MRS TEC OOWLINGATA DWIGHT HENDRICKS JR REYNOLDS OIL CO LAMAR FACTORY OUTLET MILDREDAANCIE BELL Angie Bell — Miss Silver Fox T. Cults and R. Hodges — Jr. High MARSHALLS 1981 Every year six Juniors who have attained the highest overall average of quality points during grades nine through twelve serve as marshalls at the graduation ceremony. The chief marshall has maintained the highest quality points average. This is one of the highest honors to receive at LHS and we are as proud of these students as they should be of themselves. Chief: Nannette Reynolds Beverly Morrell Jeffery Jordan 28 SCHOLARSHIP NOMINEES Presbyterian College Wofford College Robert Moses, Mac Devine, Nannette Reynolds, Lynn Huneycutt Columbia College Furman College Robert Moses, Mac Devine Margo Howell, Jolane Plummer Mac Devine, Beverly Morrell In the Spring of 1981, the people pictured above were selected to represent LHS in scholarship competition. We congratulate each and every one of these students for their academic achievements. We also encourage them to set high goals for their future and to give their all while reaching for them. Beverly Morrell. Lynn Huneycutt 29 The week of November 16 through November JO was National Education Week. On Tuesday of that week the students at Lamar High School were asked to vote for the teacher they felt most deserving to hold the title of Teacher of the Year. This year the students selected Ms. Blanche Thomas, who is both a science teacher and a student council advisor. We would like to congratulate Ms. Thomas for receiving this award and thank her for her many contributions to LHS. LHS Teacher Of The Year Chemistry Teacher Of The Year Ms. Anne Neely, a science teacher at both Lamar and Spaulding High Schools, was given the honor of being named Chemistry Teacher of the Year for South Carolina by the American Chemical Society. Congratulations Ms. Neelyl Mr. Elixir During the summer and part of the school year, Ray Norris spent much of his time selling ads for the Elixir. This hard work is appreciated by all the annual staff members and earns Ray the honor of being named Mr. Elixir. o First Row.- Deloris Ross, Vonda Ward, Kaye Lowery, Carla Mancill. Second Row: Teresa McCoy, Third Row: Penny Jones, Fourth Row: Jolane Plummer. Mascot: Cheryl Cannon. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS!!! Captain: Jolane Plummer VARSITY FOOTBALL SPIRIT Captain: Tammy Conyers Melissa Lewis Jolane Plummer Angie Bell Terri Parnell Margo Howell VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . . IN ACTION!!! JV CHEERLEADERS . . Standing: S. Parnell, S. Munn, S. Lane, C. Carter, A. Norris, Kneeling: C. Wright, P. Amerson, J. Jones, T. Allen, R. McCoy. Proved: Enthusiasm Is Contagious!!! They'll go to any height to raise spirit. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st Row: R. Dolford, S. Jeffords, D. Price, V. Davis. B. Hudson, S. Gainey. M. Watford, J. Logan, 2nd Row-. G. Gray, L. Humbert, D. Prescott, E. Dowling, P. Balas, R. Fender, W. Grooms. B. Amerson. W. Lucas, C. Dorriety. 3rd Row: Coach Bell, A. Dinkins, C. Reynolds, C. LaCross. J. Briggs. R. Anderson, S. Broach, D. Evans, T. Anderson. S. Nero, R. Fox. C. Dixon, Coach Betheai 4th Row: K. Anderson, C. Huneycutt, K. Huneycutt. W. Dorriety, M. Windham, D. Cannon. W. Fountain. S. Howell, J. Smith, T. Kelly, K. Jordan. Scoreboard WE 1981 SCOREBOARD THEY 14 MCBEE 14 22 EAST CLARENDON 12 0 DILLON 36 16 TIMMONSVILLE 8 25 NORTH CENTRAL 0 38 EAST CLARENDON 0 Willie turns up field with Kyle leading the way. 36 LAMAR HIGH FOOTBALL Bottom: Mgr. C. Knotts, J. Davis. C. Phillips. J. Huggins. P. Hardee, T. Lloyd. T. Conyers. D. Watford. M. Amerson. J. Jordan. J. Reynolds, Mgr. T. Stevens, Middle: W. Smith. M. Huggins, D. Moses, F. Prescott, E. Scarborough, G. Greene. S. Gardner. G. Haynes. S. Parnell. L. Mack, K. Wilcox. H. Doriety. T. Windham. T. Taylor, J. Wilcox, Top: Coach J. Bloom. L. Robinson. K. Hardee. T. Shaw, D. Samuel, C. Johnson. M. Carter. R. Lloyd. C. LaCross, E. Gerald, D. Polk. C. Poole. S. Jordan. C. Weaver, Coach T. Styers, (not pictured) Coach D. Poole. 1981 Scoreboard We They 0 JOHNSONVILLE 9 23 BLENHEIM 6 25 CLIO 0 6 MCCOLL 36 32 WALLACE 13 35 CADES HEBRON 8 23 SPAULDING 0 33 CAMDEN MILITARY 7 0 HOWARD 32 14 EAST CLARENDON 21 0 MCCOLL 38 The Foxes ended their season with a 6-5 record. They were Conference 4-A runners-up and posted an undefeated home season. Coach Terry Styers stated. I believe that we took a good shot at a successful season. ” Tommy Conyers Tackle Ernest Scarborough Guard Lavern Mack Guard Scon Jordan Center Mark Carter jeff Jordan James Wilcox Donnie Moses Tackle End End End 39 Foxes defense crushes the ball carrier. And they’re of fill Offense hustles up to line. Scott talks over game plan with Coach Styers. 40 Cleveland in for the sack. Stoney turns the corner. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: R. Johnson, E. Johnson, G. Greene. M. Devine, M. Huggins. Standing.• D. Coe. R. Lloyd. R. Wallace. C. Jeffery. A. Jackson. (Not Pictured: Coach Don Poole) HAVE NET SCORCHING SEASON After a few disappointing seasons the Foxes basketball team bounced back on top. The revived winning tradition that this year’s team has displayed brings cheers of victory back to LHS. Tony glides through the air toward the basket. Tony goes up for a jump shot. Dwight goes up for two from the foul line Tony tries for one from the free throw line. Tony comes down with the rebound and turns down court. Randy sends the ball on its way for a hopeful two. Tony and Dwight go up strong for the rebound. I 0 .a ii! a ii' !� ii, i j ii. in ii. Randy leaps high on a defensive play. Tony grips the ball tight on his way down with the rebound. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: D. Coe, S. Watford, C. Coe. K. Hutson. S. Scipio, A. Yarborough. Standing: (Manager) D. Zimmerman. S. Hammonds. M. Thomas, M. Mack. T. Lisbon, C. Lyde. S. Lisbon, V. Fox. SENIOR PL A YERS Kathy leads the Foxes out onto the court. Sonya and other Foxes fight for the rebound. — . i. c (.r Marcia lets one go at the Charity Susan at the line. Surlmda goes up tor two. . Stripe. Mary brings downs the rebound. Charlotte up for two. Teresa up for two. Foxes hustle for the ball. Mary up close for two. Kathy takes shot, while other Foxes block out. 48 GIRL ’SJ. V.BASKETBALL Standing: H. Windham, L. Watford, A. Lucas, T. Lighty. L. Lyde. D. Ross, D. Dargan, C. Greene, Coach John Bloom. Sitting: B. Rodgers. T. Odom, K. Jacobs. Beth drives, while Coach Bloom looks on. Coach shows team defensive techniques. BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL Kneeling. T. Anderson, B. Dolford, J. Huggins, W. Lucas, L. Mack, StandingA. Dinkins (manager), R. Fox, R. Johnson, S. Howell, C. Johnson, L. Robinson, L. Davis, R. Dixon. M. Thomas (manager). Coach Bethea. This fine group of young fellows worked hard to gain victory and will carry on the winning tradition because they are the future players for LHS. Keep up the hard work and Coach Bethea gives last minute strategy to starting „00(j lucklll” 50 five. ° Baseball Team . . . SETS NEW LHS RECORD! We BASEBALL 1980-81 They 10 BLEINHEIM 0 II WALLACE 1 5 BLENHEIM 2 5 BETHUNE 2 10 CLIO 0 12 WALLACE 2 5 LUGOFF-ELGIN 0 II EAST CLARENDON 1 9 TIMMONSVILLE 2 12 MCCOLL 4 12 CLIO 2 19 ASHWOOD CENTRAL 0 II ASHWOOD CENTRAL 1 0 BETHUNE 1 18 ROSEN WALD 1 4 LUGOFF-ELGIN 10 13 EAST CLARENDON 6 9 MCCOLL 3 7 TIMMONSVILLE 6 3 ROSENWALD 0 Top Row: Scorekeeper-P. Hardee. Mgr.-K. McConnell. C. Anderson. M. Nutter, R. Johnson, E. Scarborough, M. Devine, D. Polk. Coach P. Bell. Middle Row: J. Jordan, J. Jordan, A. Reynolds, S. Hendricks, J. Jordan. Mgr.-A. Dixon, Bottom Row: T. Jeffords. M. Thomas, T. Lloyd, S. Gardner, D. Carter, M. Andersoni not pictured M. Huggins. The Lamar High baseball team had one of the finest years in the history of LHS baseball this year. Coach Perry Bell led the Foxes to a record breaking 17-2 record and a spot in the 1981 State Playoffs. Coach Bell commented, I’m very proud of the efforts of all our players.” Fox's turn to bat. Softball Team . . . CONFERENCE CHAMPS ONCE AGAIN!!! We SOFTBALL 1980-81 They 16 FURMAN 15 4 ST. JOHN 8 25 WALLACE 13 9 ROSENWALD 1 9 ROSENWALD 12 22 FURMAN 9 19 WALLACE 4 8 McBEE 14 0 EAST CLARENDON 1 10 HARTSVILLE 3 9 McCOLL 1 10 ST. JOHN 4 23 ASHWOOD CENTRAL 6 10 McBEE 9 24 ASHWOOD CENTRAL 12 16 EAST CLARENDON 2 21 McCOLL 17 22 CLIO 2 Top Row: Coach Bloom. P. Robinson. C. Anderson, M. Mack, C. Lloyd. V. Weaver. Middle Row: K. Hutson, S. Timmons, B. Morrell. E. Lucas. S. Watford. L. Howell. Bottom Row.- C. Scipio, B. Rodgers. G. Greene, A. Yarborough, E. Howell. Coach Bloom s girls did a fantastic job of eliminating their opponents one by one to work their way toward the Conference championship. Coach Bloom commented, We had a really great season, and I am proud of all my players. ” Congratulations girls and Coach Bloom on a superb season. 54 Linda crosses plate for another Lamar run. Team returns to dugout after homerun. Once Wasn't Enough So .. . WE DID IT AGAIN!!! Top Row: Coach T. Styers, V. Wilson, D. Zimmerman, D. Windham, B. Stoude-mire, M. Harrison, C. Parnell, T. Lisbon. Middle Row: M. Lewis, J. Anderson, L. Harrell, L. Lyde, I. Wilson, S. Hammonds, S. Munn. Bottom Row: L. Odom, S. Scipio, L. Griffin, C. Coe, M. Youngs, A. Bell, C. Carter. 1980-81 ST A The 1981 girls' track season can be summed up in one word, fantastic. ” Once again they won the State Championship, but this was just the finishing touch to a season of victories. Coach Styers commented, Our goal was to win when it was most important and I feel we accomplished our goal by winning the County Conference, Upper State and State Championships. Charlotte is determined to come in first. Daisy gives sigh of relief when approaching the tape. Melissa and Hope push toward the finish. Two Foxettes fight for firstI Shirley stays in front of opposition. The pride that comes from hard work was felt by each of the members of the boys’ track team this year. Although the team was small, great effort was shown by each member. Coach Poole commented, ”1 was proud of them. I thought they all did real good. CONFERENCE CHAMPS — 1981 Top Row: S. Jordan, C. Johnson. B. Watford, C. Poole, K. Hardee, S. Davis. A. Jackson. Coach Poole. Middle Row: R. Benson, L. Davis, T. Daniels, D. Samuels, E. Gerald. M. Carter. Bottom Row: R. Melton, J. Davis, E. Johnson. D. Tutt. P. Hardee, M. Thomas. all on the jump. Darrien clears hurdles in fine form. Charlie and Evander take it easy between events. Darrien and Phillip stride toward the finish line. Evander gives his Dennis jumps with the look of determination. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization designed to profit the student body. They have worked hard throughout the year with projects such as sponsoring Spirit Week, American Education Week, Teachers' Appreciation Day and other worthwhile activities. They also sponsored the Christmas program and party, The Homecoming Dance and an annual Talent Show. The roles they undertake in leading LHS help make this school 111 Vice-President: Brigitte Davis 1st Row.- B. Damon. K. MacDonald. B. Davis. G. Gray, V. Ward, M. Young. L. Griffin, T. Dixon. 2nd Row-. T. Windham. M. Lewis, F. Prescott. C. Boykin, L. Lyde. L. Stephens. C. Dorriety. 3rd Row: C. Boshers, G. Nutter. V. Davis, G. Haynes, C. LaCross, T. Windham. R. Moses. L. Robinson. D. Zimmerman. K. Harrell. Secretary Treasurer.- Tal Windham Corresponding Secretary: Sonya Hammonds ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff has worked very hard for you this year. They went to camp to learn how to please you, the students of LHS. They sold ads and sponsored both a powder puff football game and the Miss LHS pageant to raise money. They dedicated themselves to produce the 1982 Elixir, just for you. 1st Row.- L. Howell. K. Lowry. A. Bell. T. Conyers. K. Hutson. 2nd Row-. P. Anderson, K. McDonald. T. Windham, N. Reynolds, B. Davis, K. Harrell, G. Green, P. Allen, M. Howell. 3rd Row: S. Hudson. L. Huneycutt. R. Norris, J. Reynolds. D. Polk. C. Perkins. E. Gerald. R. Moses. G. Haynes. Sponsors: Sue Karnuth, Dianna Knotts. Ed it or-in Chief: Nannette Reynolds. Associate Editor: Stacia Hudson-. Copy Editor: Robert Sports Editors: Joel Reynolds. Garris Haynes, Dwayne Moses: Organizations Editor: Kathy Hutson Polk 63 Faculty Editors: Brigitte Davis, Evander Gerald. Business Managers. Jolane Plummer, Paula Allen. Senior Editors: Margo Howell, Cindy Perkins. Photographers: Susan Watford, Pam Anderson. m FOX TALK STAFF Sponsors.- Eleanor Ashe, Jacadele Beasley. Journalism class works hard to publish a school newspaper four times a year. Throughout the year, they gather information that would be of interest to the student body. They work very hard to inform the students of the happenings around the school. 1st row — I to R: J. Wilcox, M. Carter. B. McFadden, T. Windham. G. Haynes. 2nd row: L. Howell. L. Harrell. P. Anderson, G. Lloyd. M. Howell. B. Morrell. B. Davis. N. Reynolds. C. Shady. K. Lowry. D. Zimmerman. D. Middleton. Back row: G. Green. D. Hines. K. Harrell. D. McCullough. E. Gerald. R. Damon. T. Stephens. 65 I Fox Talk staff members attending a workshop in Newberry. Co-Editors: Garris Haynes, Nannette Reynolds. Art Editor: K. Lowry; Sports Editor: B. Morrell. (left) Editorial Editor: Ginger Lloyd; News Editor: Mar go Howell. (above) Photographer. Pam Anderson gives Craig a few pointers at a workshop. (below) Circulation and Exchange: Danny Hinesi Fea-1 tures Editor: Tina Windham. Do you know how Fox Talk is put together? After all of the articles are assigned and typed, they are taken to the Hartsville Messenger where the copy is typed in columns and waxed. The copy is then fitted and placed on a large layout sheet. After everything has been corrected, a large camera takes a picture of each page and a metal printing sheet is made. It is then placed on huge rollers and printed. And. Voila. an issue of Fox Talk is completed. 67 SENIOR BETA CLUB 1st Row. B. Davis, S. Hudson, C. Shady, K. McDonald, P. Anderson. 2nd Row. P. Allen, T. Conyers, M. Lewis. C. Jeffery, K. Hutson. S. Hammonds. B. Morrell, T. Windham. V. Ward. 3rd Row. J. Plummer. M. Howell. L. Huneycutt. G. Haynes. J. Jordan. C. Perkins. M. Devine, N. Reynolds. M. Carter. C. Miles. M. Youngs, S. Smith. H. Windham, D. Kirby, M. Privette, C. Clements, B. Rogers. T. Parnell, T. Conyers. Sponsor.- Ms. Flossie Cousar. 68 JUNIOR BETA CLUB Kneeling: K. Wright, T. Boykin, S. Lane, S. Arthur, S. Cannon, D. Dargan, Standing: S. Howell, V. Davis, G. Nutter, K. Stratton, K. Lynch, L. Lyde. Jr. Beta Sponsor: Ms. Janie Howell. Quill and Scroll Sponsor: Ms. Jacadele Beasley. QUILL AND SCROLL 69 Quill Scroll: G. Haynes, T. Windham, T. Reynolds. M. Carter, M. Howell. B. Morrell, G. Lloyd. Office Assistants: P. Windham. S. Lisbon. S. Parnell. S. Hammonds. T. Conyers. M. Thomas. K. McDonald. Library Assistants: I. Johnson, D. Hines, W. Samuels, C. Damon. R. Moses, L. Nero. Bus Drivers: L. Damon, D. Moses. R. Moses. J. Wilcox. S. Hendricks, R. Lloyd, C. LaCross. D. Jefferson, D. Daniel. S. Gardner. G. Green, S. Jordan, E. Scarborough, R. Johnson, S. Reynolds, L. Mack — Above: P. Anderson, M. Mack. T. Conyers. J. Plummer, P. Windham. 70 FLAG GIRLS Flag Girls: Ladrenda Arthur, Debra Scarborough, Elaine Dubose, Sabrina Arthur, Celestine Jeffery, Brigitte Davis; Kneeling: Vonda Ward. MAJORETTES AND FLAG GIRLS ADD SPARKLING TOUCH Drum Major: Chris Boshers. MAJORETTES Majorettes: Kathy MacDonald. Pam Anderson. 71 ..TO The hard work and dedication the LHS Marching Band has invested is certainly evident in their performances throughout the years. They have displayed their expertise at many off games as well as home. Their commendable performances have made the student body of Lamar High School proud. Director: Ms. E. Debord Another way the band supports our team. 1st Row.- S. Cannon, D. Dargan, M. Dorriety, S. Parnell, C. Wright, A. Norris, 2nd Row: G. Green, C. Cannon, C. Green. L. Watford, M. Jeffords. S. Lane, 3rd Row: R. Fender. C. Reynolds, M. Amerson, M. Mack, T. Windham. P. Best, 4th Row: L. Green, C. LaCross, M. Howell. T. Perkins, S. Howell, Top Row: P. Jones, C. LaCross, V. Davis. D. Lewis. C. Jeffery MARCHING BAND 1st Row: S. Scipio, M. Carraquille. B. Davis, S. Jeffords, K. Lynch. M. Freeman. B. Hudson, T. Allen. M. Price. 2nd Row.- T. Boice, C. Boykin. L. Lyde. T. Smith. D. Watford. W. Dorriety. D. McCullough. 3rd Row: D. Price. D. Tutt, G. Peterson. R. Lisbon, L. Robinson. T. Shaw. J. Oliver. 0$ SENIOR HIGH CHORUS 0 1st Row: E. Lucas. E. Dubose. J. Samuel. A. George. G. Lisbon, 2nd Row: J. Smith, V. Fox. M. Mack. C. Lyde, L. Nero. G. Fields, 3rd Row.- G. Green. T. Shaw. C. Green, J. Samuel. The Annual Staff would like to commend Ms. Debord on her hard work and dedication to LHS. She is the director of the Intermediate Band and the Senior High Chorus. We at LHS also thank her for the hard work she does training and organizing the majorettes, flag girls, and the Marching Band of LHSllI INTERMEDIA TE BAND Director: Ms. E. Debord 1st Row. C. Doriety. B. Jordan, R. Leviner, T. Dixon, A. Stokes, K. Watford, T. Gainey. B. Damon. 2nd Row: G. Alexander, M. Watford. L. Stephens. T. Kelly. B. Kent. S. Amerson. SENIORS Have They Found Their Rainbow's End? Tim Amerson Angie Bell Terry Alford Jennifer Anderson Class Officers-. Pres. — Tammy Conyers. V.-Pres. — Scott Gardner, Sec. — Nannette Reynolds, Treas. — Mark Carter. Todd Boice Carolyn Brown Dwight Coe Jerry Damon Lerond Damon Mark Carter Tommy Conyers Dennis Carter Tammy Conyers David Daniels Sylvester Davis Mac Devine 78 Scott Gardner Leatha Green Sonya Hammonds BEST DRESSED Lisa Parnell and Danny Hines Stevie Green Garris Haynes Sammy Hendricks Janice Green Cary Jeffery Deborah Johnson Jeffery Jordan FRIENDLIEST Marcia Thomas and Jerry Damon Randy Jeffrey Reginald Johnson Scott Jordan Tim Jeffords Toby Lloyd Randy Lloyd Lavern Mack MOST A THLETIC Sonya Hammonds and Scott Gardner Surlinda Lisbon Ginger Lloyd Beverly Morrell Donnie Moses Lisa Parnell Terri Parnell Donna Middleton Robert Moses 83 Nannette Reynolds Lee Robinson Jolane Plummer Sherry Reynolds Thanks for the times that you're given us, The memories are all in our minds And now that we've come To the end of our rainbow ... MOST ATTRACTIVE Tammy Conyers and Scott Gardner Tammy Robinson Joyce Samuels Ernest Scarborough John Smith Jeanette Smith Sue Smith JJL2B MOST DEPENDABLE Melissa Lewis and Scott Jordan SENIOR MEMORIES Pep Rallies ... Homecoming ... Privileges ... Calvin Klein ... Western Boots ... Jr.-Sr. ... USC’s George Rogers ... Pit Stop ... Endless Love” ... Senior Pictures ... Diamonds ... Never Mind ... Soap Operas ... Friday 13th ... Candy Poole ... Paper Airplanes ... State Championships . . . Clemson Ranked I ... Camps ... Dating ... Parking ... Dallas Cowboys ... Senior Trip ... Class Day ... Graduation ... Beach Trip Afterwards ... Goodbyes ... THE FUTURE??? These are the old things, but it's time for the new. We search for new rainbows for Were the CLASS OF 82111 85 Susan Watford James Wilcox Iris Wilson Pam Windham Phillip Windham Violet Wilson MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED Nannette Reynolds and Jeffery Jordan Tina Windham Todd Woodham Tom Yarborough Daisy Zimmerman 88 YESTERDAY CLASS OF NINETEEN EIGHTY- THREE President: Corey LaCross, Treasurer: Vonda Ward. Secretary: Bessie McFadden. Vice-President: Kathy McDonald Paula Allen Marson Amerson Pam Anderson LaDrenda Arthur Donald Blathers Timmy Boseman Carolyn Brown Charlotte Coe James Cooper Brigitte Davis Annie Bell Dixon Anthony Dixon James Dixon Belinda Dorriety Ellen Dority Elaine Dubose 90 JUNIORS Gail Fields Virginia Fox Annette George Evander Gerald Jimmy Goodson William Goodson Charles Greene Gloria Greene Greg Greene Kathy Flarrell Lisa Flarrell Roger Herrington Waddell Hickman Linda Howell Stacia Hudson Arthur Jackson JUNIORS 91 Doug Jefferson Celestine Jeffery Edell Johnson Edward Johnson Betty Jones Gerri Jordan Corey LaCross Geneva Lisbon Chris Lloyd Kaye Lowry Carolime Lyde Mary Mack Dirk McCollough Kathy McDonald Frank McDowell Bessie McFadden Ray Norris Stoney Parnell Debbie Pinn Dwayne Polk 92 SOPHOMORES Pres: Tal Windham, V. Pres.: Debris Ross, See.: Cheryl Cannon. Treas.: Carolyn Miles Jeff Ard Jerry Bell Chris Boshers Olivia Britt Cheryl Cannon Crystal Clements Angela Coe Debra Coe Kenny Crosby Cleveland Damon Jesse Damon Jonathan Daniels Johnny Davis Daniel Doriety Henry Doriety Van Dowling CLASS OF NINETEEN EIGHTY FOUR Jay Huggins Kathy Jacobs Cleveland Johnson Penny Jones Pam Evans Anthony Galloway Randy Galloway Doris Gamer Frank George Larry Glasscock Chris Grady Lee Green I Sarah Griffin Phillip Hardee Keith Hardee Allen Hucklebee t H Sandra Jordan Donna Kirby Jerome Knotts Geneva Lisbon Teresa Lisbon Janie Mae Lucas Carla Mancill Teresa McCoy Boyd McDaniel Carolyn Miles Linda Nero Lisa Odom Phillip Oliver Charles Phillips Fabian Prescott Michelle Privette Joel Reynolds Stephen Reynolds Leonard Robinson Beth Rogers 96 Deloris Ross Shirley Scipio Tony Shaw Wendell Simon William Smith Darryl Sowell Tony Taylor Jackie Thomas Marty Tolson Darrien Tutt Rusty Wallace David Walters Donnie Watford Lynn Watford Darren Watkins Hope Windham Tal Windham Angie Yarborough Michelle Youngs 97 FRESHMEN JAMES AMERSON PAM AMERSON TRIPP ANDERSON SURBRINA ARTHUR PHILLIP BALAS WILLIAM BEST RANDY BLATHERS TERESA BOYKIN JAMES BRIGGS SCOTT BROACH DAVID CANNON ENRICO CARRISQUILA MANUEL CARRISQUILA CARLA CARTER DONNA CONYERS MARGARET COOPER COLLEEN DAMON DARRIEN DAMON BENNY DAVIS VINCENT DAVIS WANDA DAVIS LESTER DEVINE RANDY DIXON BRUCE DOLFORD RUSSELL DOLFORD WILL DORRIETY DOUG EVANS ROBERT FENDER ROBERT FOX MARTY FREEMAN ■1 98 CLASS OF NINETEEN EIGHTY-FIVE KNORPHE GEORGE JAMES GREEN HELEN GREEN WILLIAM GROOMS RONNIE HICKMAN DOROTHY HIL TON MICHELLE HOWELL STEVEN HOWELL BOBBY HUDSON WILLIE MAE HUMBERT KARL HUNEYCUTT KYLE HUNEYCUTT CAL VIN JACKSON GLORIA JACKSON HENRY JACKSON DEREK JACOBS MICHELLE JEFFORDS BUSTER JOHNSON SHEILA JO YE BENNY KENT TERESA KNOTTS SHERRIE LANE DAVID LEWIS MARIE LLOYD JOEY LOGAN ELIZABETH LUCAS LOUIS MACK LULA MACK TARA MCDANIELS KAREN MOORE LISA MOORE SANDY MUNN STEVE NERO AUBEY NORRIS GREG NUTTER TAMMY ODOM WILLEEN OWENS BILLY RAY PARNELL LAMAR HIGH TINA PERKINS DARRELL PRICE CARLTON REYNOLDS LEON ROBINSON CLIFTON SANSBURY WILLIE SCIPIO JACKIE SMITH SANDRA SMITH TANSI SMITH TONY STEVENS LINWOOD STOKES KENNY STRA TTON ROBIN SUMTER ROBIN SUTTON ANGIE TAYLOR PAULA TAYLOR WENDY WELCH MIKE WINDHAM SHEILA WINDHAM VALERIE WRIGHT SHIRLEY ZIMMONS EIGHTH GRADE President: Craig LaCross, V.-President: Cheryl Green. Secretary: Dianne Dargan. Treasurer: George Gray. TERESA ALLEN BILL AMERSON KEN ANDERSON RUSTY ANDERSON DEBBIE BALAS ROGER BELL PENNY BEST HOPE BLANTON MITCHELL BLANTON CONNIE BOYKIN SANDRA CANNON PAM CLEMENTS DIANNE DARGAN CURTIS DIXON MARY DORITY MICHELLE DORITY EDDIE DOWLING GEORGE FIELDS WA YNE FOUNTAIN LULA GAINEY SCOTT GAINEY KEVIN GALLOWAY RENEE GALLOWAY ANTHONY GEORGE 101 TIMMY GLASSCOCK CHERYL GREENE DEBRA GREENE LUCIA GRIFFIN LORETTA GROOMS TIMMY GROOMS KEITH HERRINGTON JAMES HOWELL LARRY HUMBERT VERA ANN HUMBERT SYL VIA MAE JACKSON VALERIE JACKSON JAQUELINE JEFFERY SCOTT JEFFORDS KATHY JOHNSON SHEILA JOHNSON BILLIE JEAN JORDAN KEVIN JORDAN ANGELA KNOTTS JAMES KNOTTS CRAIG LaCROSS ROMONA LEVINER ANNIE RUTH LUCAS THEO LUCAS WILLIE LUCAS LISA L YDE KEVIN L YNCH MO NEK MARTIN MARK MCDANIELS TRACY MCDOWELL JAMES ODOM JIMMY OLIVER DAVID PARNELL SHANNON PARNELL GREGORY PETERS DENISE PINN DEON PRESCOTT MICHAEL PRICE REGGIE REYNOLDS ROSA ROSS 102 LINDA SAMUELS PHILLIP SAMUELS MICHAEL SMITH TYRON SMITH RENEE SOWELLS JERYL STEVENS AMANDA STOKES ANGELA SUTTON ANTHONY THOMAS MELVIN THOMAS WILLIAM THOMAS FREDDIE WATFORD RANDY WEAVER CHIRON WHITE RHONDA WINDHAM STEVE WINDHAM CARLA WRIGHT 103 Seventh Grade President: Kim Watford, Vice-President: Penny March, Secretary: Not shown, Treasurer: Cindy Wilcox. GERALD ALEXANDER CHARLENE AMERSON SANDY AMERSON SCOTT AMERSON JOHN BALAS JEFFERY BARR JIMMY BELL LEVERN BINES BOBBY BROWN GREG BURRIS WA YNE CHANDLER TRACY CUTTS BARRON DAMON WILLESTINE DAMON JOHNNIE DIXON TERESA DIXON CLEVELAND DOLFORD CHRIS DORITY ROBERT DORRIETY BOBBY DURANT MELISSA FRANCO DOUGLAS GAINEY TAMMY GAINEY ANGELA GEE 104 - VA 'g O Vs CORA GEE DAVID HICKS ELIZABETH HICKS RUSTY HODGES JEANETTE HUMBERT ROY JACKSON JOHNNY JACOBS HELEN JAMES CHARLES JOHNSON RANDOLPH JOHNSON EDDIE JO YE TOMMY KELLY RONNIE LEVINER MICHAEL LIDE SUE LIGHTLY JUDY LISBON PENNY MARCH CRYSTAL MCCULLOUGH KENNY MCCONNELL RHONDA MCCOY OTIS MCDOWELL JOHN MYERS KEVIN PEOPLES CHRISTIE PHILLIPS DWAYNE ROBINSON PAUL SAMUELS KIM SEGARS RICHARD SIMON BENJI SMITH LA WTON STEPHENS GLORIA STOKES LEONARD THOMAS MELISSA WALTERS KIM WATFORD MATT WATFORD MICHAEL WATFORD RAY WATFORD TIMMY WATFORD CINDY WILCOX JOHN WILLIAMS BONNIE WINDHAM JOHN WINDHAM LISA WINDHAM MARK WINDHAM TAMMY WINDHAM Mr. Newsom is a well-known and admired person at Lamar High School. He always has a kind word and a ready smile for everyone. We are very grateful to Mr. Newsom for the 9 special care and devotion he has given to the school district. As a teacher, coach, elemen- I tary principal, high school principal and now as our area superintendent, he has always aimed for better education for everyone. We thank Mr. Newsom for all the hard work he has done 5 to provide the best for the faculty and students of Lamar High. Most assuredly he is in the 4 Hall of Fame in our hearts as an exceptional educator. 107 Barbara Mozingo Social Worker Sharon Blackwell Secretary AREA OFFICE STAFF People Fie I ping People” Although we never see these people very much throughout the school year, they are very much a part of our school. Their hard work and endless paper work are jobs that keep our school operating smoothly and efficiently. Yvonne Andrews Bookkeeper Gayla Tallon Health Supervisor Barbara Hudson Lunchroom Supervisor MR. T.E.C. DOWLING Lamar High School is grateful to have Mr. T.E.C. Dowling as our principal. We appreciate the hard work and dedication he instills into making our school a great one. Being a man who believes in the value of a higher education, he is always seeking methods to improve our educational system. For this we are very grateful to have you, Mr. Dowling, as our principal. VICE PRINCIPAL Livingston Scipio OFFICE PERSONNEL Asst. Secretary: Carol Copeland Secretary: Carolyn Jones DOING IT THEIR WAY Mr. Phillip Bethea Mr. Troy Briles Ms. Joan Bloom Ms. Dorothy Campbell Ms. Flossie Cousar FACULTY OF LHS 112 Ms. Jacqueline Beasley Mr. Perry Bell Eleanor Ashe — Commercial Jacqueline Beasley — English Perry Bell — History Troy Briles — French Joan Bloom — Math John Bloom — Physical Ed. Social Studies Barbara Brown — Science Dorothy Campbell — Social Studies Drivers Ed. Flossie Cousar — Math Ms. Eleanor Ashe Ellen Debord Mr. Wiliner Dove Ms. Jan Ferrell Ms. Gail Fender mm Ellen Debord — Band 3 Chorus Wilmer Dove — Guidance Counselor BerneII Evans — Art Dianette Evans — Substitute Gail Fender — Title I Reading Aide Jan Ferrell — English 3 Social Studies Albert Gray — English Marion Gray — Study Hall Ola Mae Grooms — Librarian Janie Howell — Language Arts ■I Mr. Kenneth Lawhon Ms. Anne Neely Mr. Sylvester James Ms. Sue Karnuth Sylvester James — Masonry Al Jeffords — Agriculture, Shop Gwen Jones — Shorthand Sue Karnuth — English. History Eddie Knotts — Shop Dianna Knotts — Math Myrtis Knotts — Shop Kenneth Lawhon — Resource Anne Neely — Science Pat Peele — Special Ed. Dorothy Plummer — Home Ec. II 1 M Myrtis Knotts Mr. Eddie Knotts Ms. Dianna Knotts Pat Peele Dorothy Plummer 114 mj Mr. Donald Poole Ms. Julie Powers Ms. Louise Reynolds Ms. Thelma Stanton Ms. Genova Stevenson Mr. Terry Styers Ms. Blanche Thomas Mr. Alfred Washington Donald Poole — History Julie Powers — Learning Disability Louise Reynolds — Power Sewing Thelma St anon — Title I Reading Genova Stevenson — Physical Ed. Terry Styers — Physical Blanche Thomas — Science Wanda Ward — Title I Math Aide Alfred Washington — Resource Carrie Burgess — Title I Math 115 CUSTODIANS 5 CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mr. Furnace Mack Mr. Henry Alford Relax, the food is really alright! ToP RoW: Glenda Munn. Lessie Lee. Hattie Smith, Bottom Row. Sarah Robinson. Hattie Miller. Vermeil McClain. Alberta McCullen. Mattie Reynolds. Barbara Smith, Lulu Smith. 116 A RAINBOW OF MEMORIES Memories are made during the school year in many different ways. Some of these are shown on the next two pages. The contestants in the Miss LHS Pageant nervously smiled for the camera. below. Center and bottom: Club initiations became an everyday occurence. Spectators, below and center, enjoyed the ball games during football season. Bottom: Parents of the football players were honored on Parents' Night. Chris Grady. Van Dowling and Phillip Oliver had fun” during shop class, top. Top Center: Teachers took turns running the canteen. Bottom Center: Annual camp had a strange effect on Garris Haynes. Football practice became a way of life for the varsity team, above. There were lots of fun activities held for the students of LHS, such as Spirit Week, above: the first Womanless Wedding in years, center, top and bottomi and a very funny Christmas play put on by the faculty. 118 T Terri Parnell smiles for the cameras during the slightly rainy Homecoming Parade, below, Top Center: Mark Carter congratulated Scott Gardner on a very important touchdown. Who will ever forget Young love and the couples who made it such as Phillip and Hope, bottom center, and Sherry and Dwayne, bottom. Both girls and boys enjoyed participating in the powderpuff football game, where the Animals harpooned the Sharks . Journalism class members attended an informative newspaper workshop at Newberry College, bottom center. Top center■, Angie Bell was crowned at half-time during a football game. Some days, people just go plain crazy, such as Lisa Harrell and Ms. Beasley did one day, top. jgmm Helping you capture the year! 120 5 Compliments Of LAWSON FARMS Darlington, SC Laurie C. Lawson Owner And Manager MUTUAL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hartsville SC LARRY'S DEPARTMENT STORES Timmonsville , Lamar Florence Lake City For The Best Tobacco Prices Around Sell At PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE E. Broad St. Darlington, SC 393-7771 V 1 121 Compliments Of A.Q. INDUSTRIES, Timmonsville SC 346-3131 It's Hard But It's True. Johnnie Howell And Owners Oates, SC Compliments Of Lamar Athletic Booster Club Lamar, SC We’re Behind You!” IW- COTTON FERTILIZERS TRULUCK FARM SUPPL Y Cotton Purchasing and Storage Insecticides — Seeds — Liquid Nitrogen — Treated Post Seaboard Depot Timmonsville, S.C. Ph. 346-2102 P.O. Box 430 Compliments Of LA VELLES GROCERY 326-5505 Compliments Of REYNOLDS' SUPERMARKET 326-5727 Corner Of Main 8 Reynolds (8031 346 3151 4NAPA} THE PARTS HOUSE complete auto parts DENNIS F HILL Owner 719 WEST SMITH STREET TIMMONSVILLE SC 29161 Compliments Of FRIENDL Y FINLEY Timmonsville, SC 346-3580 FAST PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CONTACT LENSES REASONABLE PRICES WAYNE HAM OPTICIANS WAYNE HAM OPTICIANS Florence Mall Florence. S. C. 2 502 BBS 1100 P.O 8o 5344 Top Gun Country 13SO-AM Adult Contemporary Stereo 103.3-FM ■t iais SERVING FLORENCE - DARLINGTON - HARTSVILLE 1321 C.AMINO DRIVE FLORENCE. S C. 20501 AMERICAN TROPHY CO., INC. manufacturers a designers Engraving. 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Compliments Of BOW AN FUNERAL HOME Timmonsville 4i 137 0 Compliments Of • ' MAjA 1— 1 V pro GOLDEN LEAF WAREHOUSE Lake City, SC Owners.- Preston Warr, Bob Warr, Ben Carter, Anne Warr BLACKSTON, INC. Distributor Of The Delmar Line School Portraiture — Custom Yearbooks — Weddings — Family Portraits — Athletic Photography — Frames Office — 672-7267 Pageland. SC PETE CADDELL LG. BALFOUR CO. BUCKHORN RESTAURANT Steak S Sea Food 1-95 At 341 6 Cluster Court Columbia, SC 29210 803-798-5134 Lynchburg, SC 29080 Live Entertainment $59-4233 Jim Newbitt 139 J.F. Reynolds Medicare Supplemental Coverage Intensive Care Non-Cancelable Coverage Blue Cross Blue Shield A Full Service Office For Federal Crop Ins. Life Insurance Coverage With Optional Savings Plan With Tax Deferred On Savings J.F. REYNOLDS INSURANCE AGENCY All Claims Given Personal Attention Main Street Lamar, SC Phone: 326- 7115 Or 326-5858 Your Business Is Greatly Appreciated 140 Life Health Accident Cancer SEVEN OAKS SUPPLY COMPANY P.O. Box 215 Phone 704 485-4117 Cleaning Material Oakboro, North Carolina 28129 $1 Congratulations to the Seniors of Lamar High School. O As you complete this era of your life, fail not to remember the many sacrifices that were given to keep our flag flying free. Now, as you enter a new era of life, think about what you can do to keep it flying freely forever. DET I, 125th ENGINEER CO PO BOX 352, BISHOPVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 2900 484-6627 IL T WILLIAM E. FULMER Commander SSG JAMES E. KNIGHT Unit Administrator SGT ROBERT WRIGHT State Recruiter Unit Recruiters SGT DOUGLAS E. MIXON SP4 ANTHONY WILLIAMSON SP4 STEVEN JOHNSON SP4 WILLIAM WOOD South Carolina Army National Guard NATIONAL GUARD The Guard belongs. 4a Patrons The Clothes Rack Bert's Hair Design J And R Lunch Dr. And Mrs. W.S. Walker, Jr. Sunrise Cafe Sheila's Hair Care Center McKnight's Auto Class Dr. David M. Andrews Caynelle's Beauty Salon Piggly Wiggly Office Supply Center Lamar Exxon Photo Village Farm Bureau Insurance Windham's Pit Stop Mr. 3 Mrs. J.R. Turner 3 Rhonda Mobile Beauty Shop T Shirts + Freeman's Florist Lamar Country Club 143 144 145 m 0$6 % 'Ti : j£W X. + Seniors: Signing Off ■1 %£sr- vWm OH O c r . Q Uuia Dauuj, ormwvru-•ft- oviu 'nv. . f vS Udl f J quA ' ', •.•, Y(+JUt wi� � P ; ) N9� io'u)(ta«� 3 QwdixJ Jle Y ) yhouUJL, xfa j j §j ' T JORDON CHEVROLET Where Customers Send Their Friends.” Phone 346-7X18 LAMAR TED’S SEAFOOD FACTORY OUTLET Open Seven Days A Week Breakfast And Seafood Main Street Lamar, S.C. Florence SC a. 3. t. • 7- t % n. |u ll • 4 7 9. To. U. IX 11 rf - n. It. a . PS t tftsW ? U it S n r Page 88 — . Tammy Robinson (2) Susan Watford (3) Tommy Conyers (4) Tim Jeffords (5) John Smith (6) Jolane Plummer (7) Kathy Hutson (8) Sherry Reynolds (9) Terri Parnell (10) Randy Lloyd (II) Jeff Jordan (12) Beverly Morrell (13) David Daniels. Page 89 — (I) Lisa Parnell (2) Todd Woodham (3) Angie Bell (4) Melissa Lewis (5) Donna Middleton (6) Dennis Carter (7) Tammy Conyers (8) Margo Howell (9) Gloria Sue Smith (10) Scott Jordan (II) Danny Hines (12) Garris Haynes (13) Cindy Perkins (14) Nannette Reynolds (15) Crystal Bell (16) Ginger Lloyd (17) Sammy Hendricks (18) Mac Devine (19) Sharon Weaver (20) Tina Windham (21) Scott Gardner. PALMETTO SPORTING GOODS Hartsville, S.C. 147 ADDING THE FINAL TOUCH Searching for the rainbow’s end ... reaching out to grasp our dreams ... asking questions that are yet unanswered . . . setting goals that will someday be achieved . .. The answers to these concepts and ideals are what the student is continually trying to discover in his ongoing search for the rainbow’s end. Whenever you see the splendor of a rainbow stretching across the sky, do you ever stop to think what its true meaning really is? Perhaps if you look back about 2000 years, you will remember the first rainbow. It appeared as a symbol of promise and beauty to the entire world. LHS is synonomous to a rainbow because it too represents beauty and promise to those students that pass through its halls and classrooms throughout their high school years. Because of all the fond memories and close relationships we have experienced at LHS, it is appropriate that we might call it a beautiful place in which we have spent a portion of our lives. By introducing the students to a vast world of knowledge, obtaining a positive attitude, giving individual support and making us aware of life's responsibilities, LHS offers many promises to students on their quest to find their true rainbow’s end. —— J E RAINBOWS END? Well, looks like we've made it to the end of another rainbow-, the rainbow that stretched from the Fall of 1981 to the late Spring of 1982 In the past several months, we ve laughed and cried, lived and loved, and even fought a little as we participated in the activities that make LHS an unforgettable place to learn and to grow. Sometimes it hasn’t been all that easy, but we've all seemed to pull through it with flying colors and even learned from those experiences. The staff of the Elixir has tried to capture those moments and the emotions that went with them in this year's edition. When you look through this book, we hope it stirs the memories and the nostalgia within you, and hope that you will think of all the dedication and hard work each staff member has mustered in order to make this one of the best Elixirs evert If it wasn't for the cooperation and creativity, there would be very little, if anything, to look back upon years from now to recall those special occasions. So, would like to thank them for a job well done. I would also like to thank Ms. Karnuth for her patience and guidance that helped us meet deadlines on time and helped us iron out all of those problems that popped up from time to time. I’d also like to thank Mrs. Knotts for her help with the finances, and our publishing company, Josten’s, for their instructions and ideas. Thanks to these people, we have a finished product that will hopefully help you to remember this rainbow of a year” forever. I HUE ENID €E ONE RAINBOW . . 1