Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

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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

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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

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 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