Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

Dedication 1 Classes 18 Administration 50 Activities 62 Organizations 74 Sports 90 Advertisements 120 Closing 145 ‘DS'DJeAZJON .«S The 1982-83 edition of the Elixir is dedicated to Mrs. Jacadale Beasley, a long time member of the faculty at Lamar High School. Mrs. Beasley was graduated from Peace College in Raleigh, N.C. She has served as a classroom teacher of English and Literature at Lamar and Spaulding High Schools, during which she served as head of a teacher program project. Succeed. Over a course of years she has also served as Yearbook sponsor, Jr. Beta Club sponsor, is an avid sports fan and booster club supporter, Senior sponsor and also the school newspaper sponsor which she presently holds. As members of the Elixir staff we feel Mrs. Beasley is well deserving of this award because of her many deeds of kindness and helpfulness she has demonstrated to us. Through all of this she has become more than just a teacher; she has grown to be a true friend. We will always be thankful for her support and guidance. For this the 1982-83 Elixir is dedicated to you, Mrs. Beasley, with much love and gratefulness. Dreams are the figures and images that occur deep in our subconscience, sometimes while sleeping and other times during the waking hours. Dreaming is a natural part of our everyday life and one that is familiar to both the young and old. Although everyone will not always share the same dreams, each one is just as important as the other. It is not unusual for people to establish their goals in life by the dreams they may have. Here at Lamar High we are continually striving for and witnessing daily dreams that are fast turning into reality. For many of us, the education that we will obtain while learning here will prove to be our magic wand in ... “Making Our Dreams Come True. ” 2 3 4 “Winning isn't everything” is a popular phrase that goes without mentioning, but to some winning is everything. All of us know the exalting feeling we get about ourselves and everyone involved when we have finally succeeded. The thrill and feeling of accomplishment is overwhelming inside and especially good for the soul. We can be proud of L.H.S. since our athletes have allowed us to share winning with them and also symbolized the school as a winner overall. They have made our dreams come true. 5 Such lavish dreams as owning a new car may take time, 6 7 but keep reaching for the stars! Graduation, the dream we have looked forward to since we entered first grade. The one dream we face with mixed emotions. We are happy to have made it through all the homework, tests, trips to the office, and our many extracurricular activities, but at the same time we are sorry to have to leave our Alma Mata behind. Sorry because we know it is time to be independent and leave our many cherished times behind in order to follow our dreams that will lead us into tomorrow. 9 Ah yes, that sweet dream of romance. It is the most common of all dreams since we all wish to be loved and cared for in that special way that being in love provides. Whether you are in love with the most beautiful person or the stoutest, you are experiencing one of the most healthy and important feelings that is needed in life. For some people at L.H.S. this dream has already come true, for others it is just beginning. 10 11 After graduation we dream of exciting jobs that pay good money. This is the time when we begin to be thankful for our education and guidance we received in our years at high school. We realize for the first time that we are our own out in the real world where life is not as simple as we expected it to be, but a very complicated source of activity. What we wouldn’t give to once again be a student of Lamar High. 12 13 14 Of course there will always be some dreams that just aren’t meant to be or some that take longer than others to come true, but never let this discourage anyone from dreaming. For what then is the need to be young and free unless we dream and set goals that we hope to accomplish later in our lives. Always strive and continue to make your dreams come true. is Angela Coe Charlotte Coe Timmy Bose man 7 James Cooper Best All Around: Brigitte Davis and Evander Gerald Brigitte Davis Ellen Dority Elaine Dubose Class Of 1983 Gail Fields Best Personality: Paula Allen and Marson Amerson Jimmy Goodson Charles Green Gloria Greene Virginia Fox Evander Gerald Annette George Waddell Hickman Linda Howell Stacia Hudson Arthur Jackson Most Likelv to Succeed: Charlie Poole and Stacia Hudson Greg Greene Kathy Harrell Lisa Harrell Doug Jefferson Most Dependable: Linda Howell and Corev LaCross Celestine Jeffery Edward Johnson Betty Jones Geneva Lisbon Corey LaCross Dennis Samuels Most Attractive: Stonev Parnell and Kathy McDonald Jennifer Samuels mWORS: CCA SS 071984 President — Deloris Ross Vice President — Michelle Youngs Secretary — Cheryl Cannon Treasurer — Carolyn Miles Jeff Ard Jerry Bell Elliot Bennett Randy Blathers Chris Boshers Olivia Britt Cheryl Cannon Christal Clements Debra Coe Kenny Crosby Cleveland Damon Jonathan Daniel Johnny Davis Anthony Dixon James Dixon Henry Dority Van Dowling Pam Evans Anthony Galloway Randy Galloway 29 SORRY, NO PHOTO Larry Giasscock Sharon Goode Chris Grady William Goodson Lee Green Sue Green Sarah Griffin Keith Hardee Phillip Hardee Cleveland Howard Allen Huckabce Jay Huggins Kathy Jacobs Penny Jones Donna Kirby Thcatrice Lighty Teresa Lisbon Carla Mancill Teresa McCoy Boyd McDaniels Caorlyn Miles Linda Nero Lisa Odom Charles Phillips Fabian Prescott Michelle Privette Joel Reynolds Stephen Reynolds Leonard Robinson Beth Rogers Deloris Ross Shirley Scipio Tony Shaw Wendell Simon Daryll Sowell Lisa Thomas Darrien Tutt Rusty Wallace David Walters Donnie Watford Lynn Watford Darren Watkins Marion Watson Hope Windham Tal Windham Angie Yarborough Michelle Youngs 31 SOP HO MOKES: CJCASS OS President: Sandra Prince Vice President: Darrell Price Secretary: Teresa Boykin Treasurer: Subrina Arthur Pam Amcrson Tripp Anderson Subrina Arthur Kathy Atkinson Phillip Balus William Best Teresa Boykin Scott Broach David Cannon Enrico Carrisquila Manuel Carrisquila Carla Carter Donna Conyers Margaret Cooper Colleen Damon Darrien Damon Wil ctte Damon Jessie Damon Benny Davis Vincent Davis 33 Lester Devine Randy Dixon Bruce Dolford Russell Dolford Daniel Dorriety Will Doriety Doug Evans Rob Fender Robert Foxx Frankie Freeman Marti Freeman Doris Garner Sheila Geddings Knorphe George James Green Helen Green William Grooms Louie Hardaway Jeff Hewitt Dorothy Hilton Steven Howell Bobby Hudson Willie Mae Humbert Karl Huncycutt Kyle Huneyculi Loretta Davis Sylvis Mac Jackson Henry Jackson Derek Jacobs Michelle Jeffords Emma Johnson Sheila Joye Benny Kent Sherrie Lane David Lewis Joey Logan Elizabeth Lucas Louis Mack Lula Mack Willie Mas hack Tara McDaniels Sandy Munn Steve Nero Aubcy Norris Greg Nutter Tammy Odom Phillip Oliver Willeen Owens 35 Tina Perkins Darrell Price Carlton Reynolds ' Leon Robinsori wniic SapT?,'i Ch , William Smith KxviU Sandra Smith Tansi Smith Tony Stevens Kenny Stratton Robin Sumter Angie Taylor Paula Taylor Wendy Welch Mike Windham Valerie Wright 7KSSHMSN: CCASS President: l.isa Lyde Vice-President: Connie Boykin Secretary Dianne Dargan Treasurer: Cheryl Greene Teresa Allen Bill Amerson Ken Anderson Rusty Anderson Debbie Balus Roger Bell Penny Best Hope Blanton Mitchell Blanton Connie Boykin Sandra Cannon Pam Clements Margaret Cooper Dianne Dargan Benny Davis Wanda Davis Curtis Davis Mary Dority Mechclle Dorriety Eddie Dowling Kay Eutcn George Fields Conswclla Ferguson Angela Flowers Wayne Fountain Lola Gainey Scott Gainey Kevin Galloway Renee Gal la way Anthony Goode Cheryl Greene Debra Greene Lucia Griffin Loretta Grooms Timmy Grooms James Howell Calvin Jackson Sylvia Mae Jackson Valeric Jackson Jacqueline Jeffrey Scott Jeffords Kathy Johnson Shelia Johnson Billie Jean Jordan Kevin Jordan Angela Knotts James Knotts Judy Knotts Craig LaCross Annie Ruth Lucas Willie Lucas Lisa Lyde Kelvin Lynch Nathan McCallister Mark McDaniels Tracy McDaniels James Odom Tommy Oates Jimmy Oliver Shannon Parnell Gregory Peters Denise Pinn Deon Presscott Micheal Price Tonya Sans bury Linda Samuels Jackie Smith Tyrone Smith Jeryld Stevens Amanda Stokes Angela Sutton Robbin Sutton Anthony Thomas Melvin Thomas Jackie Thomas Freddie Watford Chiron White Rhonda Windham Carla Wright SJQMZJi QUADS President — Tommy Kelly Vice President Penny March Secretary — Cindy Wilcox Treasurer — Kevin Peoples Gerald Alexander Sandy Amerson Scott Amerson Johnny Balus Jeffery Barr Jimmy Bell Levern Bines Greg Burris Wayne Chandler Tracy Cutts Barron Damon Willettc Damon Johnnie Dixon Teresa Dixon Cleveland Do!ford Chris Dority Conrad Ferguson Tony Flowers Mellissa Franco Angela Gee CjCASS 0 1987 Timmy Glasscock Buddy Hatfeild David Hicks Elizabeth Hicks Rusty Hodges Carolyn Hudson Vera Anne Humbert Johnny Jacobs Helen James Charles Johnson Eddie Johnson Mitchell Johnson Randolph Johnson Eddie Joyc Tommy Kelly Susan Lighty Ricky Lisbon Penny March Monek Martin Gabrial McAllister Crystal McCollough Kenny McConnell Rhonda McCoy Otis McDowell Rene Moses Robbie Oates Kevin Peoples David Parnell Christie Phillips Kcdra Prince Dwayne Robinson Kim Segars Dawn Scherer Benji Smith Mike Smith Lawton Stephens Gloria Stokes Tony Sutton Leonard Thomas Melissa Walters Kim Watford Matt Watford Michael Watford Ray Watford Timmy Watford Randy Weaver Cindy Wilcox Curtis Williams John Windham Lisa Windham President — Antonio Thomas Vice President — Johnny Lowry Secretary — Cobbic Damon Treasurer — Sharon Gee Chris Alexander Charlene Amcrson Torrence Bailey Marie Baker Chris Bell Grcgcry Bines JJ. Bloom Quinton Brown Renee Cannon Melissa Carter Robert Clark Anita Coe Gary Coe Melissa Collum Grctchcn Dampicr Cobbic Damon Curtis Davis Rcmbcrt Davis Ricky Davis Stevie Davis CJCASS 07 1988 Joseph Dixon Ronald Dixon Tony Dolford Joey Dorriety Bobby Durant Ravancl Dyson Robin English Ray Freeman Douglas Gainey Sharon Geddings Sharon Gee Billy Gibbs Mark Hampton Vicky Hardee Thomasina Hickson Tracy Hill Linda Howard Susan Howell Regina Hudson Darian Huggins Pamela Huggins Brenda Jackson Tray Jackson Jackie James Melissa James Randy Jeffords Tcdric Jeffery Lora Johnson Dawn Knotts Lisa Knotts Hi Judy Lisbon Brad Lloyd Carl Lowrey Johnny Lowrey Micheal Lyde Obey Martin Claret ha McCa I lister Wayne McCallister Bernard McCoy Carey Middleton Cindy Moore Dale Munn Dave NeSmith Jerry Odom Robbie Odom Debbie O'Neal Leroy Perkins Voljee Peterson Kenny Price Tiwannia Price Charlie Raines Randy Reynolds Michelle Ross Tracy Russell Gary Samuels Larry Scalf Bobby Scipio Deon Shannon Dwayne Smith Shironda Smith Vonnie Windham Kenny Zimmon Christine Waiters Corey Ward Stephanie Washington Rio Watford Jody Weaver Brigettc Sowell Antonio Thomas Brantlec Thomas Dianne Thomas Edell Vann Gina Wilkes Wendy Wilkes John Williams Jamie Windham Tammy Windham 3JM Mil’sOM MSA SUPSKWZetfDSWZ Mr. Ncwson is the Superintendent of Lamar Area Schools. His life is centered around education. He has worked very hard to provide the very best for us. We thank you, Mr. Newson, and we hope that you will continue to uphold this tradition of excellence. 50 Me a owes szAn B. Mozingo — social worker S. Blackwell — secretary Again this year, we acknowledge our Area office personnel for the fine job they have done for Lamar High School. We know the good work will continue through the years to come. Y. Andrews — bookkeeper 51 G. Parnell — health supervisor B. Hudson lunchroom supervisor MK. SVSKSZZS MAN PKJM1PM We at Lamar High School are honored to have gained Mr. Everette Dean as our new principal. He has worked very hard to improve our program and make L.H.S. better for us as a whole. During the short time that he has been here, we have seen many improvements, but he has not put us through any unnecessary changes. When Mr. Dean was asked about how he felt about L.H.S., he responded by saying that he ws very pleased with the teachers, and the people here are extremely friendly. He also said that we have a school that we should be proud of. The students are not only proud of our school but are proud to have Mr. Dean working with us to make Lamar High even better than it has been. Mr. Dean has shown us in more than one way that he is here to do the best possible for L.H.S. Wc appreciate the time and effort that he has put into making our school the best. Mr. Dean, we are honored to have you as our principal. 52 owes PSRSONMC Asst. Secretary — Carol Copeland Secretary — Carolyn Jones Mr. E. Pauley — Vice Principal Mr. W. Dove — Guidance Counselor Mr. Phillip Bethea Ms. Joan Bloom Mr. John Bloom Ms. Flossie Cousar Ms. Ellen Debord Ms. Berne 11 Evans Ms. Barbara Brown Ms. Carrie Burgess Ms. Dorothy Campbell Ms. Eleanor Ashe Ms. Jacqueline Be: Mr. Perry Bell i I' Ms. Ola Grooms Mr. Rusty Henderson Ms. Janie Howell Mr. Sylvester James Mr. AI Jeffords 7 A e u jC r V 55 Mr. Myrtis Knotts Mr. Kenneth La whom Ms. Gwen Jones Mr. Eddie Knotts Ms. Dianna Knotts H Ms. Sue Matthews Ms. Ann Neely Ms. Pat Pcclc Mr. Donald Poole Ms. Julie Powers A e u jC z V 56 Ms. Vicky Register Ms. Louise Reynolds Ms. Thelma Stanton Ms. Genova Stevenson Mr. Terry Styers Mrs. Blanche Thomas 57 you’vs coms A com WAV, KAKV ST- ■ Jacqueline Beasley Joan Bloom Carrie Burgess Gail Fender Janet Ferrell Sylvia Godwin AI Jeffords Dianna Knotts rw Sue Matthews Ann Neely Eleanor Ashe Eleanor Ashe v 58 M££PWG MAflZ)S Sitting: Kay Munn. Patsy Lowry. Leslie Lee, Vermeil McClain. Hattie Miller. Standing: Mattie Reynolds. Sarah Robinson. Lula Hudson. Barbara Smith. Sallic Windham. 59 A pnezzy qmc js cjks a One of the Elixir Staffs main events during the school year is the Miss L HS pageant. This year’s pageant was held on January 25 and the theme was “A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody. ” We were honored with Mrs. Sidney Griffin as our Mistress of Ceremonies. There were many beautiful girls competing for the title of Miss LHS, but the highlight came when Sandy Munn became our new Miss LHS. Celeste Shady. 1st runner up. BrigettC Davis. 2nd runner up; Sandy Munn. Miss LHS. 62 63 64 MOMSCOMWG '82 ... A fflQMZ ZO KBMBMMBK During halftime of the 1982 homecoming football game, Brigitte Davis, sponsored by Dennis Samuels was announced Miss Homecoming Queen. Paula Allen was first runner up and Deloris Ross received the second runner up position. The ceremony concluded an exciting week of events at LHS, including spirit week, a pep rally, a parade and the traditional chicken bog supper. Icing was added to the fun Tilled week as the football team administered a 43-0 thrashing of their opponents, the Blenheim Eagles making Homecoming ’82 truly one to remember. First runner up — Paula Allen sponsored Dwayne Polk. Second runner up Deloris Ross sponsored by Evandcr Gerald. 66 Carla Carter sponsored by Chuck Weaver Donna Conyers sponsored by Stoney Parnell Kathy Harrell sponsored by Frank McDowell Virginia Foxx sponsored by Greg Greene Shannon Parnell sponsored by Corey LaCross 67 68 mk. jaw jijss saxjr Pam Anderson Throughout the summer Pam Anderson and Craig LaCross spent much of their time selling ads for the Elixir. For putting forth such great effort and dedication to the yearbook, they have been chosen Mr. and Miss Elixir for the 82-83 school year. Craig LaCross azmjcszss neeern howoks JCjC Tony Shaw Basketball — Guard Charlie Poole Football — Offensive Guard Evandcr Gerald Football — Running Back. Linebacker 69 Kneeling: Louie Hardaway, def back. Standing: (L-R) Charlie Poole, off. guard; Dennis Samuels, kicker; Evander Gerald, running back; (not pictured) Dwayne Polk. Quarterback. acc com ensues acc peeves Evander Gerald — Running Back Louie Hardaway — Defensive Back Charlie Poole — Offensive Guard ■IH tfORZH AjCC-SZAK L.H.S. was proud to learn that Evander Gerald was selected to play in the North-South All Star football game on December 10. In the picture above Evander is shown signing a four-year scholarship with the Presbyterian Blue Hose. 70 MARSHALLS Brigitte Davis Celeste Shady Pam Anderson Marshals are those outstanding students chosen at the end of the Junior year to participate in the graduation exercises. Students who have worked hard and earned the best grade average are chosen to serve as Marshalls. This is one of the highest honors given to students at LHS. Congratulations, your hard work and study has paid off! 71 •f1 OUZSZAmm SSflJOKS Kneeling: Cclcstinc Jeffery. Brigitte Davis. Stacia Hudson. Celeste Shady. Standing: Pam Anderson. Vonda Ward. Charlie Poole. Kathy McDonald. Paula Allen. They arc members of the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Charlie Poole received a Presidential Scholarship to Chowan College. Brigitte Davis received an academic scholarship to Francis Marion College. Stacia Hudson, Charlie Poole, Brigitte Davis. These students were nominees for an academic scholarship at Western Carolina University 72 sziwswz eouwejjc First Row: L. Lyde. C. Cannon. K. Price. M. Carter. C. White. Second Row: C. Jeffrey. K. McDonald. V. Ward. D. Ross. S. Munn. L. Griffin. L. Harrell. S. Lane. Third Row: V. Hardee. D. Knotts. C. Shady. B Davis. M. Youngs. G. Alexander. Fourth Row: B. Damon. Y. Davis. S. Howell. T. Windham. L. Stevens. The Student Council is an organization which has contributed much to L.H.S. this year. The members work hard to improve our school. They have sponsored many projects and deserve the support and cooperation of the student body and the faculty. Sponsors: Mrs. B. Thomas. Mr. W. Dove 74 75 Vice President: Tal Windham JM’UM SZAtt Behind every publication, large or small, there must be enlightened planning and concentrated effort on the part of all persons responsible for it. This is especially true of the Annual Staff. All members of the staff have provided ideas, suggestions and talents in many fields. After all, every member of the staff has given liberally of his time and energy. Without the contributions of each one this publication could never have reached the printers. The staff began its work in May of last year. All through the summer they labored diligently. During early portions of the school year they suffered through picture taking to produce a pictorial and written account of the crowning achievement of Lamar High. We hope the 1982-83 Elixir has been successful in capturing your dreams as they continually come true. 76 Editor: Stacia Hudson Associate Editor: Beth Rogers Sponsors: Dianna Knotts and Susan Matthews Ad Manager: Ray Norris Faculty Editors: Kathy Harrell and Gloria Greene Business Editors: Paula Allen and Sarah Griffin Art Editors: Kay Lowery and Linda Howell 77 Sports Editors: Donnie Watford. Stoncy Parnell and Dwayne Polk Copy Editors: Michele Youngs. Teresa McCoy. Christa! Clements Organizations: Michelle Privctlc and Donna Kirby Underclass Editors: Tal Windham and Hope Windham Senior Editors: Kathy McDonald and Brigitte Davis Features Editors: Evandcr Gerald and Dcloris Ross 3OX ZA£K SZAtt Members of the Fox Talk Staff strive to relate through words and pictures of the events which have meant so much to a Lamar High student throughout the year. It is hoped that through such a presentation we may recall moments both of happiness and sadness as we come to appreciate and love these moments forever. 79 Co-Editors: Lisa Harrell and Evander Gerald Sponsors: Mrs. E. Ashe and Mrs. J. Beasely Exchange and Circulation Editor: Kathy Harrell Typists: Lisa Odom and Teresa McCoy Business Manager: Bessie McFaddcn Feature Editor: Brigitte Davis Sports Editors: Tal Wind ha n and Donnie Watford Editorial Editors: Del oris Ross and Beth Rogers Reporters: Charles Phillips, Michele Youngs, Cheryl Cannon. Deloris Ross, and Celeste Shady Art Editor: Dirk McCollough 81 sew ok ns za emu K. McDonald. B. Rogers. C. Clements. B. McFaddcn. C. Miles. M. Youngs. C. Jeffrey, D. Kirby. M. Privette. H. Windham. W. Best. W. Grooms. B Davis. S. Munn. S. Howell. S. Arthur. G. Nutter. V. Davis. C. Poole. P. Allen. D. Pinn. V. Ward. P. Anderson. S. Lane. S. Hudson. L. Howell. L. Harrell, C. Shady. Sponsor: Mrs. Flossie Cousar Pres. Charlie Poole. V. Pres. Vonda Ward, Sec. Trcas. Carolyn Miles. “Through contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge comes only from study. ” 82 9UM0K bsz earn First Row: C. Bell. R. Odom. T. Hill. J. Lowry. B Thomas. V. Hardee. Second Row: D. Pinn. M. Carter. S. Howell. D Knotts. T. Cutts. P Best. P. Clements. K. Wright. J. Odom. Third Row: D. Thomas. C. Dorricty. R Hodges. B Damon. K. Lynch. D. Dargon. L. Lyde. C. Greene. S. Cannon. QUJjCjC Am SCKOZjC P. Anderson. B. MeFadden, L. Harrell, E. Gerald, L. Howell. B. Davis. C. Shady. Library Assistants: First Row: C. Damon, M. Youngs, H. Blanton. Second Row: D. McCollough, D. Tutt, and C. Miles. UBUC SDK Bus Drivers: L. Glasscock, P. Anderson, G. Greene, M. Mac, D. Jefferson, S. Reynolds, I Harrell, C. Mancill, L. Nero, T. Stephens, D. Samuels, J. Ard, H. Dority, D. Walters, E. Johnson. B. McDaniels, G. Greene, T. Shaw, R. Price, C. Lacross, R. Wallace. Photographers: Criag LaCross, Pam Anderson, and Joel Reynolds. 84 Clcmsoo T)n rs J? you ZMJM ZHJS JS SASy ... Drum Major: Penny Best, Flag Girls: Christa! Clements, Donna Kirby, Lisa Odom, Michelle Privcttc. Director: Ellen Debord zny jzi 85 «« � ■ j. c w. o °tZZ,aTWM,: i. SCfi£J £ a 2SSr S: SsnfiHEZ £ ON THEIR TOES READY FOR ACTION MA KCMm KAm m ZA Drum Major: P. Best, First Row: D. Pinn, A. Stokes, P. March, C. Greene. C. Cannon, T. Cutts, K. Watford. M. Howell, M. Dorriety. S. Parnell, S. Cannon. Second Row: G. Greene. M. Jeffords. T. Allen, G. Alexander, L. Stephens, R. Fender, C. Reynolds, E. Carrisquilla. D. Jacobs, D. Robinson, K. Wright. Third Row: T. Smith, S. Scipio, C. Boykin, L. Lyde, C. Fergunson, M. Price, B. Hudson, K. Lynch, D. McCollough, D. Dargan, D. Conyers. Fourth Row: R. Lisbon, L. Robinson, B. Davis, J. Howell. S. Amerson. R. Hodges. L. Bines, B. Davis, B. Damon, W. Dorriety. Fifth Row: D. Price. W. Mashack, C. Johnson, V. Davis, T. Perkins. S. Howell, J. Smith. C. Lacross. L. Green, C. Dorriety, M. Carrisquillo. Flag Girls: C. Clements, D . Kirby, L. Odom, M. Privette. CHOKUS First Row: T. Do!ford, R. Moses, H. Green, T. Dixon, E. Vann. Second Row: F. Freeman, D. Scherer, L. Nero, T. Lisbon, P. Evans, C. Damon, Third Row: J. Oliver, D. Jefferson, T. Shaw, T. Russell, G. Burris, L. Thomas. Director: Mr. Henderson First Row: M. Johnson, C. Alexander, J. Dixon, D. O’Neal. Second Row: M. Baker, T. Hickman, C. Samuel, L. Gainey, L. Davis G. Fields, E. Dority. Third Row: A. Thomas, T. Jackson, A. Jackson, D. Samuel, G. Greene, G. Coe. 88 VAKSJZy CMBBKCBAT 8KS EASkSZEACC (L-R) Cheryl Cannon. Vonda Ward, Lisa Harrell, Bessie McFaddcn, Lynn Watford, Sandra Smith, Subrina Arthur. Paula Allen, Marion Watson. 3OOZE ACC Standing: Kathy McDonald, Sherrie Lane, Mascot: Linda Howell, Sandy Munn, Carla Carter. Kneeling: Sarah Griffin, Kaye Lowry, Sitting: Paula Allen, Dcloris Ross 90 Von da Ward Lisa Harrell Paula Allen Aw aye Lowery Bessie McFaddcn SENIORS Paula Allen Kathy McDonald 92 SJOZMISJASM js eowzAGJOus 9 V CMSSKZSA DSKS Sitting: S. Howell, T. Allen, B. Thomas, M. Walters, G. Dampicr, Standing: K. Wright, S. Parnell, R. McCoy. 93 CAMAK VAKSJZV HA VS KSSZ SSASOM SVSK 9-1 AW'D SZJjCjC GOWQ LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL Silver Foxes Varsity Football Team 1982-83 Sitting: W. Lucas, B. McDanials, D. Price, B. Hudson, M. Thomas, P. Hardee, D. Tutt, L. Hardeway, M. Windham, J. Davis, Kneeling: F. Prescitt, S. Howell, D. Evans, S. Parnell, F. McDowell, J. Huggins, H. Dorrity, G. Greene, J. Daniel, T. Taylor, Mgr. J. Reynolds, C. Knotts, Standing: Coach J. Bloom, Coach T. Styers, K. Crosby, L. Robinson, D. Samuels, C. LaCrosse, C. Howard, T. Windham, C. Poole, E. Gerald, D. Polk, C. Weaver, K. Hardee, W. Simon, Coach D. Poole We 1982 Scoreboard They 56 Hannah-Pamplico 6 29 Chesterfield 6 20 Clio 0 40 Bethune 0 43 Blenheim 0 28 Wallace 0 12 McColl 14 26 Spaulding 0 28 East Clarendon 13 20 Me Bee 12 94 SB WOK POWBK Kneeling: F. McDowell, C. Poole, C. Weaver, C. LaCross, T. Taylor, Standing: S. Parnell, D. Samuels, D. Polk. F.. Gerald, G. Greene, Not Pictured — A. Sharpe. The Silver Foxes trot on the field for the start of the game. The Lamar High Silver Foxes recorded it's best regular season ever with a 9-1 record before entering the state playoffs for the third consecutive year. 95 Coach Stycrs gives instructions to the defence. DS38NSS Lamar holds opponent for no yardage. Foxes on the prowl. omwss Congratulations after touchdown. Evandcr eludes a tackle. Evandcr dances after touchdown against East Clarendon. LH JH FM CH EG CH DS GG FP CP LR 000 ® 000 97 Dwayne carries out the fake. Charlie prepares to throu a vicious block Foxes on the drive. Climax of the drive. 98 Bottom Row: R. Davis. C. Ward. C. Dority. M. Watford. M. Price. A. Calloway. M. Watford. A. Thomas. B. Damon. J. Oliver. Second Row: B. Lloyd. L. Bines. T. Wqtford. S. Gainey, D. Parnell. J. Dority. J. Jaepbs. D. Munn. D. Prescott, D. Dixon. Standing: R. Anderson. K. Jordon, K. Anderson, W. Fountain. K. McConnal. T. Kelly. R. Johnson. C. LaCross, T. Oates, E. Dowling. B. Amerson, Coaches: P. Bell, P. Bethea Foxes bustin’ out! Celebration after touchdown. J. V. 3ooze AJU Foxes on good running play. noys’ VARSKV KASKSZnAJCC 102 Shaw shoots over his opponents. SENIOR POWER!! 103 Frank McDowell Forward Greg Greene — Forward Edward Johnson — guard m- Robert shows his stuff. Tony lays it up with ease. Arthur lets one go. 104 WKjCS’ VMSJZy UASKSZUMC Standing: R. Ross, D. Coe, V. Foxx. T. Lighty. M Mack, T. Lisbon. S. Joye, D. Ross. K. Jacobs. Coach P Bell. Kneeling: C. Coe. T. Odom. S. Scipio, A. Taylor. 105 Shirley docs it with style. sew ok pcave ns a 106 Charlotte Coe Guard Teresa shoots one from the charity line. Shirley hustles to prevent an easy lay-up. Mary shoots the jumper as Shirley. Charlotte, and Virginia look on. Charlotte lays it up for a hopeful two. 107 Kneeling. C. Greene, R. Hudson. P Huggins, T. Price, K. Watford, D. Thomas, M. Baker, T. Cutts. Standing: Coach J. Bloom, S. Prince. A. Lucas, M. Ross, L. Lyde, C. Boykin, G. Jackson, D. Dargan, E. Lucas. 108 Foxettes Play Tough Defense 9v nays maskszmacjc Kneeling: B Damon. B Scipio. D. Price. T Stevens. L. Hardeway. Standing: Coach P Bethea. V. Davis. R Dolford. T Anderson. R Johnson. A. Dinkins. W. Doricty. L. Devine. W. Mayshack. M. Thomas KASSMACC ZSAM MAS “QK.SAZ SEASON Kneeling: Mgr K. McConcll. M. Amerson. O. Watford. C. Phillips. K Stevens. T. Jeffords. M. Iluggins. S. Hendricks. Mgr I Standing: E. Scarborough. K Fox. T Windham. I). Evans. S. Howell. D Polk. S. Jordon. I). Carter. M Devine. W. Dorriety. Coach P- Be BASF BALL 1981-82 We They 3 St. Johns II 8 Bethune 1 2 McColl 5 20 Blenheim 8 8 Wallace 1 2 Timmonsville 3 4 West Florence 4 5 Bishopville 6 7 Rosenwald 3 8 McColl 7 8 Timmonsville 1 14 Wallace 9 10 Bishopville 1 13 Blenheim 0 14 East Clarendon 1 0 West Florence II 8 East Clarendon 7 0 St. John’s 3 7 Rosenwald 3 We DISTRICT Pl.A YOFFS They 14 Me Bee 7 II McColl 2 5 McBcc 2 He UPPER STATE THEY Dixie 14 I Dixie 4 no Team talks it over. Dwayne ready Cor pop up. Mack slides in safely. Ill Sambo up to throw. QJKCS S03ZKMC ... wm eomenem j$mm Kneeling Mgr M Lloyd. I. Howell. B. Rogers. I. Odom. L. Harrell. S Watford. A. Yarborough. Standing; Bookkeeper• I Huncycutt K Hutson. T Boykin. I. Watford. M Mack. C l.loyd. T Lisbon. G Greene. Coach J Bloom We SCOREBOARD They 14 St. Johns 5 7 Bishopvillc 8 14 Roscnwald 2 4 West Florence 5 3 Bishopvillc 23 13 Hartsvillc 3 14 Butler 10 16 Hartsvillc 15 12 Butler 1 12 East Clarendon 1 II St. Johns 1 1 West Florence 4 8 East Clarendon 7 14 McBcc 3 13 Furman 0 112 ( ouch Bloom giving team pep Coach Bloom talks to team after another win. Angie throws one over. Lisa gets a hit. 113 Chris fires one in. Mary takes a mighty swing. ncys zkack m2 Kneeling: W. Simon, D. Tutt, W. Lucas, T. Stevens, A. Sharpe, E. Johnson. Standing: C. Howard, E. Gerald, K. Hardee, C. Lacross, A. Jackson, C. Poole, S. Parnell, C. Weaver, Coach D. Poole. Missing D. Samuels. eomsKsme Kneeling: E. Gerald. A. Sharpe, Standing: T. Shaw, C. Poole, D. Samuels, A. Jackson. 114 All State Performer: Tony Shaw jumps for State Championship. All State Performer: Evander Gerald gives it his all. Charlie prepares to throw. Dennis flies high in pole vault event. Sharpe opens up on last lap. Coach Poole watches intensely at his men at work. 115 GJKjCS wwszavs 3 XV A KOW Sitting: K. Wright. T McDowell. D Pinn. P Clements. Kneeling: R. Windhum. C. Coe, H Blanton. S. Scipio. J Lisbon. W. Samuels. G. Lisbon. P. Best Standing: S. Munn. I. Wilson. L. Griffin. S. Hammonds. D Ross. D. Zimmerman. T. Lisbon. L. Lyde, S. Parnell V Wilson Coach: T. Styers. The Lamar High girls track team tied the state record of 3 consecutive state championships. In 1983 the girls will defend their tile and set a new South Carolina record of 4 consecutive State Championship. 116 Shirley shows good form in jump. Charlotte pushes for another victory four mile relay team. 117 Dcloris loosens up before meet. Teresa leaps for first in high jump. Lisa tastes victory in dash. J urujxwq cdUL yuyrAicroti wsfad J cu. , J{aJl_ Aer L, ciM - Oun J -iW- Umj ) +- 1AiT JNC., shows Camar High School Students the latest in electronic XT!;t 4ib Jxfu -vp y juS $L aJL Ou JL Cif ijyjJtL JU — 'i nyL 152 S. 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CJULuRA S ISculf Oju afaS Ifrmoj ker ' Nl- VonJ 5 'Uiatfmui Atf ■ ML iCf u yuj't 6. om jcasz WOK AS we reflect back upon the pages of this yearbook, we might begin to recall some of the fine memories that we’ve shared in this 82-83 school year. But as we remember the good times that were spent, we will also remember the dreams that we had. Dreams that were only wild and far-fetched or the dreams that were meaningful and real. •£ T 147 As a child our dreams were mostly of fairy tales ... or maybe of being a cowboy or ballerina when we grew up. But now that we’ve grown older and become students of Lamar High School, our dreams have become more rich and complex and much harder to grasp. Even though our dreams have become more difficult to obtain, we’ll always keep dreaming. And as we continue to dream and develop into keen young adults, we’ll look back upon this school year and remember the joys, sorrows, accomplishments and disappointments that were all a part of our continual struggle in “Making Our Dreams Come True! 148 KSMSMKSK Remember the childhood dreams we had? What we wanted And what we needed Was so easily obtained. Wild horses We dreamed of catching. Torrential tears That lift us red-eyed and tired, Only to be replaced in the next minute With an energy more vibrant than before. All the unexplored places We were going to discover. Freedom would reign Wherever we would go. Time was endless. The moment was now. Remember the childhood dreams we had? 151 HAVE OUR DREAMS eOMS Once again spring has rolled around and summer vacation is just around the corner. The halls will be remorsefully quiet, although they will be holding many precious moments that have taken place within them during the 1982-83 school year. For many of us, we have made our dreams come true, therefore closing a memorable chapter of our lives. However, many will return to the all familiar Alma Mater in the fall of the year to once again strive to make their dreams come true. Now is the time to be proud of our many accomplishments here at Lamar High School, the school we love dearly. The 1982-83 Elixer Staff has worked hard during the year to capture your dearest moments and print them in a memory book that will last you a lifetime. I would like to give a very special thanks to everyone involved in the construction, advising, and production of the yearbook. I would also like to add that this was the first year that Lamar High has had their own dark room for developing and printing their own pictures. It was a new experience for the entire staff, but thanks to our photographers working many hours in the dark room the pictures are becoming better and better. Without the help and cooperation of everyone, the yearbook could not be a success and only by working together can we make our dreams come true. Sincerely, Stacia E. Hudson Editor-in-Chief