Lamar High School - Elixir Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

Lamar High School Presents A Silver Fox Film £W 88 Produced by the Faculty and Administration Starring The Class of '88 Co-Starring The Junior Class Supporting Cast The Sophomores Supporting Cast The Freshmen Directed by The Clubs and Activities Stuntmen The Athletes Acknowledgements The Advertisers Only When I Laugh 12 2 10 1 — Teddy Dowling and Rohn White on the attack. 2 — Marcus James. Monta Jackson. Russell Anderson, and Torrance Bailey, what’s so exciting? 3 — Jennifer Jones chills for a pose. 4 — Amy Spann, what a cute smile! 5 — Derric Price cheesing hard. 6 — Larry Smith and Eddie Richardson are showing their muscles. 7 — Angela Dolford, Regina Lee. and Ruby Dixon take time to show off their teeth. 8 — Michelle Nettles. Kim Freeman. Joy Carter. Dawn Hodges, and Diane Wiggins at the Academic Awards Banquet. 9 — LaMont Price. Tony Dolford. Ken- neth Price. Derric Price. Timothy Lewis, and Kenneth Dubose, what are you guys up to now? 10 — Regina Lee is giving Monica Burris a hard time. 11 — Steven Durant and Curtis Hudson are posing for the camera. 12 — Rita Andrews and Tonya King. what’s so funny?! 13 — Why Larry Smith, where did you get those arms?! 3 Rad 1 — Look! The gang s all here! 2 — Donnie Huggins is looking at the world from a different perspective. 3 — What’s the problem. Antonio Thom- as? 4 — Robbie Smith is showing us his tricks. 5 — Jody Weaver! When did you learn to ride a bicycle?! 6 — A few ladies pose for the camera. 7 — Terry Matthews. Chris Chapman. Frank Alford, and Carmen Bell are in another predicament. 8 — Donnie Huggins is having a good time. 9 — Jamey Ard. What's going on at the Gulf station? JE%M vn3T0At 5 7 4 8 Fine Mess 1 — Is this a party of what? 2 — Smile. Didi Anderson! 3 — LaMonya Kirkland and Angela Dol- ford, is something interesting going on back there? 4 — Randy Reynolds, is it really that. rough? 5 — Robbie Windham. He'll never prac- tice in this town! 6 — Cindy Freeman, what’s up? 7 — Coach Poole, “the Natural. 8 — Now it’s time to celebrate with the varsity cheerleaders. 9 — Shironda Williams to Cobby Da- mon. Did you know I was wearing this too?! 10 — The Lamar High School Marching Band! 11 — Angie Clements and Robbie Wind- ham. can this be saved? 12 — Chris and Bryant Bell are careful not to hit the wrong target. 5 6 7 9 To 5 1 — Brian James and Crystal Knotts are hard at work. 2 — Dawn Knotts, future owner of Knott s Garage. 3 — Pump that gas. Chris Chapman! 4 — Amy Washburn is hard at work too! 5 — J.J. Bloom is selling M and M's for a living until something better comes along. 6 — Tarsha Carter. Tammy Harkless. Malmda Johnson, and Wanda Kirkland are making conversation. 7 — Some of Lamar High School s fin- est are chillin’ out! 8 — Rohn White and Chris Bullard are helping keep Andrews and Sons going. 9 — Benny Hatcher is sweeping up! 10 — Kevin Brown and Charles Anderson are holding up the wall. 11 — Faelondia Lewis is working hard. 10 11 9 Back To The Future Lamar High School is a well spirited school. When Diane Thomas, a senior, was asked what could be done to promote more school spirit, she said, If students find an interest in coming to school or if students become involved more in the way school is operated, I feel school spirit would be given a big boost. In rating Lamar High School on a scale of 1-10. Diane rates it as 5 and rising. In a one-word description of the school. Diane says that the school is influential. She believes that it is an opportunity knocking at the door. Lamar High School can be described as a school of spirit, happiness, and experiences, according to senior. Dale Munn. He adds that the faculty and custodial staff are positive aspects at Lamar High.” In rating our school. Dale rates Lamar a 9. which means he thinks it is exceptional. What can be done to promote more school spirit? Have more pep rallies and more school activities. said Jamey Ard, a junior at LHS. Being a junior, Jamey feels great because he only has one year left. This idea was also shared by Sandra Jacobs. another junior at LHS. When asked how they felt about seniors being dismissed for lunch two minutes earlier than underclassmen. both seemed to hint that it was alright by them, because when they become seniors, they look forward to this. An average of eight was concluded when asked, on a scale of 1-10 how do you rate Lamar High? Describing LHS was also easy for Sandra, who in brief said, It's an Experience! If you could use one word to describe Lamar High School what would it be? Genovia Harell, a sophomore thought that the word intellectual would fit the bill. That is one of the many positive aspects of Lamar High School. Do you think this year will be a good year for you? Steven Morrell, also a sophomore, replied Yes, it's going to be 25% better than being a freshman. This year should be a good year for everyone. 3 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 Genovia Harrell Is getting ready for the end of the day. Jamie Ard takes time for an interview. Sandra Jacobs in Mr Robbins room. David Howell in the hall after an interview. Dale Munn getting ready to take everyone home. Steven Morrell poses for a shot after geometry class. Kendra Rivers on hat sunglasses day during spirit week. Diane Thomas between classes. 6 What are some positive aspects of Lamar High School? One of our freshman students, Kendra Rivers replied, “We have good athletes, and super teachers.” Those are some things that make Lamar High School such a great school. On a scale of 1-10, how do you rate Lamar High School? David Howell, also a freshman, rated Lamar High School a 7. From this reply one can conclude that Lamar High School is on the rise! 7 11 Chill 1 — LaMonya Kirkland is sure to get into the picture. 2 — Monica Cutts. Tara McManus. Renee Lawhon. and Kim Freeman say. 'CHEESE. 3 — Some of the students chillin' at lunch! 4 — The gang s all here! 5 — Slow down. Stanley Peoples! 6 — Cobbie Damon is listening to Clayton Spann's thrilling story. 7 — Tedric Jeffery, “the Man. the myth, the legend. 8 — Randy Reynolds is busy doing homework. 9 — Brantlee Thomas and Robbie Odom, love is in the air. 10 — Hello Spanky Fox! 11 — LaMont Price, the serious sen- ior! 12 — Charlie Raines. Renee Lawhon. and Michelle Nettles are just chatting. 13 — Rio Watford and Lisa Knotts fi- nally get to go home! 14 — Missy Carter, is the sun really shining, dear? The Big 1 — Susan at her locker between class- es. 2 — Talking with triends in the hall. 3 — Susan and Robbie Odom alter re- ceiving awards at the Academic Awards Banquet 4 — Miss Elixir, Susan Howell Desperately Seeking Susan Miss Elixir i« Susan Howell 4 This Miss or Mr. Elixir award is given to the Yearbook staff member who sells the most ads and puts in the most hours working on the book. This year the staff has been great. Everyone has worked hard and spent uncountable hours trying to make this book a success. There is one staff member, our editor, who has done so much for the staff and the book, that she has earned the honor of being named Miss Elixir. That person is Miss Susan Howell. We appreciate all of her help and support. Thanks! A Man For All Seasons The Elixir Staff Proudly Dedicates This Book To Mr. Perry Bell The 1988 Elixir Staff would like to dedicate this book to Mr. Perry Bell. Mr. Bell is an outstanding individual. He is well-liked, well-respected, and dedicated to Lamar High School. He is a friend to everyone and never refuses help to anyone. By giving so much to LHS as a teacher, coach and friend, we truely believe that Perry Bell is a Man for all Seasons. is Key Personnel Area Administration 1 — Mr. Jimmy Newsome. Acting Superinten- dent of Darlington County, visits LHS at the Academic Awards Ceremony. 2 — Mrs. Jenelle Parnell. School Nurse 3 — Mrs. Naomi Carter. Social Worker 4 — Mrs. Sharon Blackwell. Lamar Annex Secretary 5 — Mr. George Parnell. Maintenance 6 — Mr. Billy Nicholson. Custodial Supervisor VIP’s Administration At LHS 1 — Our Principal here at Lamar High School. Mr. Everette M. Dean, Jr. 2 — Mr. Kenneth Lawhon is the Assistant Principal in charge of attendance. Here he checks up on Loretta Davis. 3 — Mrs. Gail Fender is one of LHS's sec- retaries. She and her computer help keep the teachers straight. 4 — Our secretary bookkeeper is Mrs. Carolyn Jones. Without her. most of the faculty would be lost. 5 — Mr. Eddie Pauley is the Assistant Prin- cipal in charge of discipline. Indispensable. 1 19 The Directors 1 — The three amigos look like they’re ready for another Can-cun vacation. 2 — Mr. Brunson is taking a break to read the paper. Mr. Donovan Allen. Social Studies Mrs. Jacqueline Beasley. English Mr. Perry Bell. Social Studies Mr. Phillip Bethea. Math Mrs. Marcella Bremer. English Mr. Paul Brunson. ISS and Driver's Ed. 20 Mr. John Clark. Social Studies Mr. Wilmer Dove, Counselor Mr. Larry Fritz. ISS and Social Studies Mr. Steve Gehrke. Vocational Lab Miss Sylvia Godwin, Home Economics Mr. Albert Gray. English Mr. Bradford Gulley. Band and Chorus Mr. Sylvester James. Masonry Mr. Alton Jeffords. Agriculture Mrs. Maxine Johnson. Math Miss Sherry Johnson, Math Mrs. Dianna Knotts, Math 21 Mr. Eddie Knotts. Carpentry Mr. Randy LaCross. Science Miss Barbara McNamara. Science Mrs. Linda McSwain. Business Mrs. Anne Neely, Science Miss Kathy Niebruegge. English Mr. Harry Parlin, Auto Mechanics Mr. Donald Poole. Social Studies Mr. Charles Robinson. Resource Miss Denise Santi. Resource Miss Janice Scott, Librarian Mrs. Thelma Stanton. Reading 22 Mr. Terry Styers. Physical Education Mrs. Sandra White. Business Mrs. Jane Windham. English Mrs. Thelma Brown. Aid Mrs. Dinette Evans. Aid Mrs. Paula Johnson Aid 23 Hard Workers At LHS You Are Appreciated 1 — Sally Windham takes time to pose for a picture. 2 — Earl Cooper, posing in front of the trophy case. 3 — Harry Flemming vacuuming the li- brary. 4 — Levern Kirkland is straightening the desk. 5 — Vermelle McClain poses in her St. Pat's hat. 6 — Johnny Davis and Bevern Brown are washing up. 7 — Kay Munn is fixing the salad bar. 8 — Hattie Miller pours the beans. 9 — Lula Hudson is gettin' the bowls. 10 — Mrs. McSwain and Ms. Hardee con- verse with Barbara Windham. 11 — Sarah Robinson is smiling gra- ciously. 12 — Sara Wilkes is collecting envelopes. 13 — Abertha McCullum! Surprise! You're on candid camera! 25 The Stars The Class Of ’88 The class officers of the Senior class are from left to right: Malinda Johnson. Vice President: Patricia Cannon. President; Tammy Harkless. Secretary: and Tarsha Carter. Treasurer. Seniors Superlatives are voted on by the members of the Senior class. This year the “Senior Favorites’’ are Dawn Knotts and Bernard Coe. Chris Alexander Priscilla Anderson Duvall Bailey Torrance Bailey Marie Baker Chris Bell 28 Gregory Bines John Bloom. Jr. Robert Bradley Crissy Broach Quinttin Brown Sherri Byrd Patricia Cannon Melissa Carter Tarsha Carter Robert Clark Kimberly Clark Bernard Coe 29 Cobbie Damon Gretchen Dampier Loretta Davis Tami Davis Toni Davis Tony Dolford Darris Durant Pamela Ervin Ray Freeman Sharon Gee Fredrick Goodman Velma Grady 30 John Green Mark Hampton Vicki Hardee Tammy Harkless Tracy Hill Linda Howard The Senior Class decided that the ‘‘Most Intellectual” among them were Vicki Hardee and Robbie Odom. Along with being one of the “Most Intellectual . Vicki is believed to be one of the Most Likely To Succeed”. The other Senior sharing that title is J.J. Bloom. 31 Susan Howell Curtis Hudson John Hudson Regina Hudson Darian Huggins Brenda Jackson 32 Marcus James Tedric Jeffery Randy Jeffords Christopher Johnson Malinda Johnson Lora Johnson Kevin King Wanda Kirkland Dawn Knotts Lisa Knotts Faelondia Lewis Judy Lisbon 33 Brad Lloyd Carl Lowery Johnny Lowry Obey Martin Claretha McAllister Diane McCullum Carey Middleton Dale Munn Dave Nesmith Robbie Odom Debbie O'Neal Garrette Patterson 34 Dawn Knotts and Chris Alexander were voted “Friendliest” by the senior class in their poll for superlatives. The two “Most Athletic” members of the class are Regina Hudson and Obey Martin. Richard Peake Stanley Peoples Leroy Perkins 35 Kenneth Price Lamont Price Twannia Price Spirit abounds in Regina Hudson and Lamont Price. They are the two having the Most School Spirit.” The two class members who seem to be able to find humor in most situations are Loretta Davis and Jody Weaver, they were voted Wittiest.” Charles Raines Randy Reynolds Angela Samuels Bobby Scipio Clayton Spann Loretta Sumpter 36 Brantlee Thomas Diane Thomas Christine Waiters Corey Ward Stephanie Washington Rio Watford Jody Weaver Gina Wilkes Wendy Wilkes 37 Patricia Williams Shironda Williams Wanda Wilson Who were the two “Most Dependable students in the class of '88? Susan Howell and Dale Munn were according to the superlative pole. The Senior Superlative award that goes to Shir-onda Williams and Garrette Patterson is the “Biggest Flirts.” are we surprised? Seni A Alexander. Chris Art 1. 4 Anderson, Priscilla B Bailey. Duvall Bailey. Torrance Baseball 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4; JV Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3; Bus Driver 3; Marching Band 4; Guidance Office Aid 2 Baker. Marie Softball 2: Varsity Cheerleading 3; Chorus 3: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4 Bell. Chris Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: JV Basketball 1. 2; JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1.2: Beta Club 2. 3.4. Marching Band 1; Graduation Marshall 3; Math Science Competitions 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1; Student Council Representative 2 Bines. Gregory Bloom. J.J. JV Basketball 1. 2; JV Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Office Aid 4; Graduation Marshall 3; Math Science Competitions 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative 1; Superintendents Advisory Committee 4 Bradley. Robert Broach. Crissy Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Guidance Aid 4 or Directory Brown. Qumttin JV Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Bus Driver 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Guidance Office Aid 4; Halloween King 1 Byrd. Sherri C Cannon. Patricia Varsity Basketball 2: FBLA 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Guidance Office Aid 2. 4; Math Science Competitions 2; Class Officer 1. 3. 4; Student Council Representative 3. 4 Carroway. Byron Carter. Missy FBLA 2. 4 (Secretary); Yearbook Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Beta Club 3. 4; Guidance Office Aid 3; Principal’s Advisory's Committee 2. 3 Carter. Tarsha Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Library Aid 3; Math Science Competitions 2. 3; Class Officer 4; Student Council Representative 4 Clark. Robert JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4. Newspaper Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Graduation Marshall 3; Math Science Competitions 1. 2. 3. 4; Principal’s Advisory Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Representative 3 Clark. Kimberly Newspaper Staff 3; Beta Club 3; Library Aid 4; Math Science Competitions 2. 3 Coe. Bernard Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Football 1.2. 3. 4: FBLA 4. Chorus 1; Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 4; Student Council Representative 2. 3: Mr Homecoming 4 Damon. Cobbie FBLA 1. 4 (President); Newspaper Staff 1; Marching Band 1. 2; Office Aid 3. 4; Miss LHS Runner Up 2 Dampier. Gretcher Varsity Cheerleading 2; FBLA 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Halloween Queen 1; Miss Silver Fox Runner Up 4 Davis. Lorretta Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Civitan 1; Chorus 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Office Aid 4; Student Council Representative 4 Class Officer 3; Homecoming Court 4 Davis. Stevie Davis. Tami Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1.3; Guidance Office Aid 4 Davis. Tom Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 4; Guidance Office Aid 4 Dails. Charles Dolford. Tony Varsity Football 1; FFA 2. 3. 4 Durant. Darns JV Football 1; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; JV Basketball 1. 2 E — Ervin. Pamela Chorus 2. 3; Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4 38 f 111-1 Freeman. Ray Baseball 4; JV Football 2; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Office Aid 4 G Gee. Sharon FBLA 4; Bus Driver 4 Goodman. Fredrick Grady. Velma FBLA 3 Green. Jr.. John Chorus 4 H Hampton. Mark JV Basketball 1.2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Bus Driver 2. 3 Hardee. Vicki Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3 (Treasurer). 4; Graduation Marshall 3: Math Science Competitions 3 Harkless. Tammy Varsity Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2; Office Aid 4; Student Council Officer 4; Student Council Representative 1. 2; Drum Major 2; Class Officer 4 Hill. Tracy FBLA 2. 3 Howard. Linda FHA 1. 2 Howell. Susan FBLA 2: Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Guidance Office Aid 4: Graduation Marshall 3; Math Science Competitions 3. 4: Miss Silver Fox 3; Miss Elixir 3. 4 Hudson. Curtis Track 1. 2; JV Football 2; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Chorus 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Science Competitions 2. 3. 4 Student Council Representative 4 Hudson. John Chorus 1. 2: Marching Band 1 Hudson. Regina Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Football Stats 4; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2 (Vice-Pres.): Marching Band 1; Math Science Competitions 1. 2. 3. 4; Principal's Advisory Committee 4; Student Council Officer 2. 3. 4; Student Council Representative 1; Homecoming Court 4; Halloween Queen 3 Huggins. Darian JV Football 1.2; FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Bus Driver 3. 4; Marching Band 1 J — Jackson. Brenda James. Marcus JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3: Newspaper Staff 4; Bus Driver 3; Jr. Civitan 4; Marching Band 1 Jeffery. Tedric Track 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; FFA 1; Bus Driver 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Chorus 3. 4; Office Aid 3 Jeffords. Randy Baseball 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Bus Driver 3. 4; Mascott 3. 4 Johnson. Chris Johnson. Malinda Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1; Beta Club 2. 3 (Sec ). 4 (Pres); Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Guidance Office Aid 4; Math Science Competitions 2. 3. 4; Principal's Advisory Committee 2; Class Officer 4; Student Council Representative 2 Johnson. Lora Chorus 2 K King, Kevin FFA 1. 2; Guidance Office Aid 4 Kirkland. Wanda FBLA 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1.2. 3. 4 Marching Band 1.2; Principal’s Advisory Committee 3; Class Officer 2; Student Council Representative 1. 2 Knotts. Dawn Track 1. 2. 3; FBLA 4 (Vice Pres ); Newspaper Staff 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. Marching Band 1; Office Aid 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative 1.2; ”1 Dare You'' Award 3 Knotts. Lisa FHA 1; Flag Girl 3; Guidance Office Aid 3; Science Club 2 L .................. Lewis. Faelondia Chorus 1 Lisbon. Judy Varsity Cheerleading 3 Lloyd. Brad Lowery. Carl Track 3; Chorus 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 4 Lowry. Johnny FFA 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Math Science Competitions 1. 2. 3. 4 M Martin. Obey Track 1. 2. 3. 4; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3; Marching Band 1. 2; Math Competitions 2; Principal's Advisory Committee 4; Student Council Representative 2; Class Officer 2. 3: Pep Band 1. 2 McAllister. Claretha McAllister. Gabriel Pep Band 1 McCullum. Diane FBLA 3. 4; Beta Club 1. 2. Office Aid 2 Middleton. Carey Baseball 3. 4; FBLA 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Bus Driver 2. 3. 4 Munn. Dale Track 1. 2; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Bus Driver 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4 (Pres.); Office Aid 3. 4; Student Council Representative 4 N Nesmith. Dave 0 Odom. Robbie Baseball 3. 4; FBLA 2. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Bus Driver 3; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Math Science Competitions 2. 3 O'Neal. Debbie FBLA 3. 4; Office Aid 3. 4 P Patterson. Garrette Track 1. 2; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; FFA 4; Bus Driver 3; Marching Band 1 Peake. Richard Pearson. Tony Peoples. Stanley Track 1.2. 4; Varsity Football 3; FFA 2; Jr. Civitan 4; Chorus 2; Class Officer 1: Library Aid 4 Perkins. Leroy Marching Band 1 Peterson. Michelle Price. Kenneth Baseball 2. 3. 4; JV Basketball 2; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 3. 4; FFA 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Chorus 1.2.4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Representative 1. 2 Price. Lamont JV Football 1; FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2 Price. Twannia Softball 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; FBLA 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1; Chorus 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 4; Guidance Office Aid 4; All State Band 2. 3. 4 R Raines. Charlie Baseball 3. 4; JV Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Office Aid 4 Reynolds. Randy FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 S — Samuel. Angela Samuel. Gerry � Scipio. Bobby Smith. Dwayne FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2 Spann. Clayton Track 1.2; JV Football 1: Varsity Football 2. 3; FFA 3: Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2; Student Council Representative 3. 4 Sumpter. Loretta T Thomas. Antonio Baseball 3. 4; Track 1. 2; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2; FBLA 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Office Aid 4; Principal's Advisory Committee 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 1. 2; Student Council Representative 1 Thomas. Brantlee Softball 1; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1.2. 3; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Office Aid 4; Guidance Office Aid 2; Math Science Competitions 2 Thomas. Diane Track 1; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Guidance Office Aid 4. Graduation Marshall 3; Math Science Competitions 1. 2. 3: Principal's Advisory Committee 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council Representative 3 W Waiters. Christine Ward. Corey Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 1. 2. 3. 4; Office Aid 3 Washington. Stephanie Yearbook Staff 2; Chorus 2. 3. 4 Watford. Rio Marching Band 1 Weaver. Jody JV Football 2; FFA 4; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 4; Jr. Civitan 1; Marching Band 1; Math Science Competitions 4; Halloween King 3; Newspaper Staff 3. 4 Wilkes. Gma Track 1; FBLA 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2; Marching Band 1 Wilkes. Wendy FBLA 2; Office Aid 4 Williams. Patricia Williams. Shironda Track 1. 2; Softball 4; Varsity Cheerleading 3; FBLA 2; Jr. Civitan 1. 2: Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Library Aid 1; Guidance Office Aid 4; Pep Band 1, 2 Wilson. Wanda Windham. Brad Tia Plummer . . “You've got to be kidding! Class Officers for the Junior Class are from left to right Regina Lee. Vice President; Angela Dolford, President; and LaCresha Thomas. Secretary and Treasurer. Dewey Allen Rhonda Amerson Didi Anderson Jamey Ard Sandra Baker Bobvetta Boston Kevin Brown Teresa Brown Monica Burris Hamilton Byrd Terrie Cassidy Chris Chapman Angie Clements Sharon Damon Vonda Damon 42 Eddie Dargan Johnnie Dixon Ruby Dixon Angela Dolford Joey Dority Moses Douglas Teddy Dowling Kenneth Dubose Tiffani Ervin Darcinder Evans Christa Freeman Tony Gee Wanda George Larenda Gilmore Chad Grooms Lynn Hanna Roscoe Hickman Tangie Hickman Elise Holmes Sharon Howell Pamela Huggins Monta Jackson Carla Jacobs Sandra Jacobs Wendi Jeffery Melanie Jeffords LaMonya Kirkland Terrie Lane Regina Lee Toni Lett 43 Timothy Lewis Fletcher Lynch Corey Martin Terrell Matthews Jesse McCullough Zachary McDaniels Tyrone McFadden Jeanine McKnight Jennifer McNeil Jamie Odom Sharon Peoples Mary Perkins Diana Pinn Tia Plummer Darric Price Derric Price Dwayne Price Lee Price Charles Primes Heidi Robertson Van Rowell Chanel Sansbury Larry Scalf Albert Smith Angela Smith Amy Spann Christopher Stephens Catherine Stevenson Janice Swinton Lacresha Thomas 44 Brenda Waiters Danny Wallace Amy Washburn Angie Watford Pamela Whack Tiffany Williams Vickie Williams Chad Windham Sharon Woodham f Angela Dolford, Chad Windham and Teddy Dowling styling, profiling and smiling. Frank Alford says fill her up . Zachary McDaniels, its the new style. Jamie Ard saying peace. Jesse McCullough, chilling to the max. Tara Amerson LaVonne Anderson Russell Anderson Rita Andrews Karen Atkinson Lenis Baldwin Sandra Barr Alicia Bines Ralph Boston Chris Bullard Antoine Burris Antoine Carroway Michelle Carroway LaTonya Carroway Torin Carroway 48 Joy Carter Scott Carter Stanley Chavis Lori Clemons Nathaniel Coe Anita Coe Tina Cook Retha Cooper Monica Cutts Renee Damon Sean Davis Detroit Dials Donald Dixon Robin Dubose Rhonda Durant Steven Durant Lisa Fender Chris Fogle Cindy Freeman Kim Freeman Eric Gainey Angelia Gardner Vernita Gee Jeanie Goodman Patricia Goodman Ronnie Grady Gene Ham Phyllis Hampton Genovia Harrell Bennie Hatcher 49 Valerie Herion Hannah Hickman Sheila Hickman Tyrone Hicks Dawn Hodges Tammy Howard Kathy Hudson Donald Huggins Kevin Huggins James Humbert Ontonio Humbert Rosa Jackson Eric James John Kennedy Candi Kennington Tonya King Charlie Knotts Renee Lawhon Evalena Lewis Johnnette Lide Sheila Lloyd Deidre Mack Keidre Mack Nathan Mack Monica Marks Antonius Martin Corenthious Martin Derek Martin Timothy Martin Alfred McLendon 50 LaSonya McLeod Tara McManus Mark Miller Alomie Moore Steven Morrell Michelle Nettles Anthony Peoples Anthony Pompey Kurry Price Patrick Price Isaiah Pringle Eddie Richardson Craig Rivers Charles Robinson Sharon Rowell 51 Elisa Samuel Perry Samuel Estella Scott Mark Shuler Heather Simon Matthew Simon Keisha Soloman Catina Stephenson Jevonne Stephenson Caroline Sumpter Lynette Sumpter Kathy Tallon Jackie Taylor Ray Taylor Phylisha Thomas Raymond Waiters Brian Watford Tony Westfall Lisa White Rohn White Diane Wiggins Pamela Wilder Brian Williams Debra Williams Heather Windham Pat Windham Robbie Windham Timothy Windham James Amerson Jennifer Curtis 52 1 — Dawn Hodges relaxing before her event. 2 — Toni Davis. Twannia Price, and Tami Davis spectating at the JV Football game. 3 — The JV Cheerleaders. 4 — Mr. Dean presents an award to Joy Carter at the Academic Awards Banquet. 5 — Antoine Burris and his team after the pie-eating contest. 6 — Johnny Lowery shows his school spirit on hat day. 2 53 Gina Wilkes conversing at the lockers. Freshmen class officers are as follows, from left to right: Hovan Carroway, Secretary; Jeannie Duke, Treasurer; Anthony Harrell. President; and Diane Hicks. Vice President. Fran Allen Chris Amerson Denise Amerson Tonya Amerson Gene Atkinson Rodney Bailey Anthony Baker Eddie Baker Sarah Baker Amani Baptiste Bryant Bell Mark Bocsh Mark Broach Shawn Bronson Gonza Brown 56 David Brown Hovoyn Carroway Kevin Clark Levern Coe Queen Esther Coe Shelia Cooper Thevera Copeland Jennifer Curtis Allison Davis Tyrone Davis Choquette Dials Donald Dixon Gloria Dolford Tracey Dolford Jeannie Duke Nwanna Dukes Edna Durant James English Maurice Evans Matt Flowers Janie Fox Wendy Freeman Brad Galloway Sherry Galloway Micheal George Robert Grady Consuela Green Retha Green James Grooms Vanessa Hamlin 57 Anthony Harrell Mary Hearon Christopher Hickman Nathan Hickman Robert Hickman Diane Hicks Candy Hodges Alisha Holmes Angela Howard David Howell Charles Jackson Lathsha Jacobs Latonya Jacobs Alesandra James Brian James Diane James Brian Jernigan Amy Johnson Jennifer Jones Tara Jones Roger Kelley Patricia King Yolanda Kirkland Crystal Knotts Donna Knotts Gwendolyn Lee Michael Lee Robin Lee Mathis Lewis Benard Lucas 58 Desirea Mack Lisa March Robin Mayfields Larry McAllister Zachary McClain Juanita McCullough Aaron McCullum David McDaniels Tonya Newsome Clay Odom Ashley Parnell Stanley Patterson Alex Peterkin Shane Phillips Audray Price Latisha Primes Kendra Rivers Moneka Rosser Norman Sansbury Dee Dee Sanbury Beverly Scarborough Andre Scott Craig Scott Chester Simon Albert Smith Tirrell Smith Larry Smith Patricia Smith Robbie Smith Jerette Spann 59 John Spann Rodney Stanley Carl Stevens Christopher Stephenson Jamie Street Leon Strickland Cephus Taylor Eddie Thomas Selena Thomas Terrance Turner Jeffrey Tutt Chris Washington Stacey Weaver J.J White Khristie Wiggins Gina Wilkes Phillip Wilkes Denise Williams Jeronell Williams Karen Windham Stacy Windham Deedrick Woods What's up Stacey? Mathis Lewis and Amani Baptiste at their best. Sarah Baker all smiles Janie Fox on her way to class. Jenifer Jones flirting with Brian James Leon Strickland and Terry Matthews conversing. Allison Davis playing around at the game. Hovoyn Carraway spectating at a baseball game. 60 1 Latisha Primes and Kendra Rivers share a laugh at lunch. 2. Little baby Bloom 3 Byron Carroway and Retha Greene hard at work. 4. Tonya Newsome and Dee Dee Sansbury stroll the halls. 5. Chris Alexander in a state of confusion. 6. Anthony Harrell looking serious. 61 V Leadership Student Council The Student Council is made up of students elected by their peers to help improve the school and atmosphere at the school. Members include homeroom representatives, class officers, and student council officers. These students attend regular meetings and sponsor acitivties. Some activities that have helped improve school spirit include selling LHS buttons, putting up bulletin boards, having a drop-in on parent-teacher conference day, and sponsoring spirit week and the homecoming parade. The Student Council members also have helped with activities to support the school. They kept the outside event board current, and helped the guidance department with Ed-Op day. 1 — Some Student Council members putting up the sign. 2 — Why are you looking like that Tonya? 3 — Mrs. Neely is on a roll. 1 — The 1987-88 Student Council members are: first row: Stella Scott. Tonya Newsome. Jeannie Duke. Genovia Harrell. Regina Hudson, Lisa Fender, Amani Baptiste. Alesandrea James, and Hovyn Carroway. second row: Maurice Evans. Bernard Hudson. Anthony Harrell. Can-dice Hodges. Tammy Harkless. Zachary McDaniels, Clayton Spann, and Kim Freeman, third row: Mrs. Anne Neely, Tony Martin, Patricia Cannon, Joy Carter, Steven Morrell and Brian Williams. Missing from picture: Tarsha Carter. 2 — We have a new teacher here, Regina Hudson. 3 — What's with all the hats you guys? 4 — Everyone's just sittin' back and chillin'. 5 — Mr. Pauley is always cheesin' back. 6 — The band throwin' down with their great music. 7 — Open yours, son, open your eyes! 64 Igu 2 Jr. Civitan Helps People The Jr. Civitan Club is a service organization. Its members exhibit qualities of leadership and caring. They are actively involved in their club, school, and community. The club sponsors several fund raisers. The money is then donated to various organizations. They sponsored the Miss LHS Pageant. The money raised from this was donated to the state-wide Special Olympics. For the past several years the Jr. Civitans have done a Walk-A-Thon in the spring. The funds raised from this are given to Leap-for Love then on to Special Olympics, a Jr. Civitan Scholarship, and Children’s Hospital of at Arms. Carla Jacobs. Columbia, Charleston, and Greenville. Members also get involved in service projects. They help in the consession stand at football games in the fall. Collecting canned goods for needy people around Thanksgiving, their “Give-A-Can” project, is appreciated by the community. 1 — Brian Jernigan having fun on his pony. 2 — Jr. Civitan members forming their little circle. 3 — Jr. Civitan members are chillin' on the float. 4 — The 1987-88 officers of Junior Civitan are: President Dale Munn, Secretary: Tammy Harkless. Vice-President: Monica Burris. Chaplain: Tarsha Carter. Sergeant 5 — Where all of the contestants at? 6 — Some Jr. Civitan members having fun at the State Fair. 7 — One of the events sponsored by the Junior Civitan is Give-A-Can. 1 — The 1987-88 Junior Civitan members are: first row: Tonya King. Stanley Peoples. Bernard Hudson. Wanda Kirkland, Hovoyn Carroway; second row. Brian Jernigan. Stacy Weaver. Monica Burris. Carla Jacobs. Dee Dee Sansbury; third row: Anthony Harrell. Tony Gee. Diane Hicks. Regina Lee; fourth row: Johhy Lowry. J.J. Bloom. Marcus James. Tarsha Carter. Obey Martin. Dale Munn. 2 — Dale Munn sportin' his T-shirt. 3 — Obey Martin and Tedric Jeffery serving. 4 — Robbie Windham coming to work with a split personality. SJI.DISIRK I H V. A -. CIVITAN 1 , « Beta Club “Higher Level Thinking The National Beta Club is a leadership service club. Its purpose is to encourage effort, to reward merit and to promote those qualities of character that make for good citizenship. The Beta Club meets on the first Wednesday in every month during lunch. Here they discuss projects that can be done. Some service projects include being helpers at the Parent-Teacher Conference, giving a small drop-in to all faculty members during National Education Week and helping in the information booths for the Egg Scramble Jamboree. Each year the club attends the Beta Club State Convention in Myrtle Beach. Here they get to meet other Beta Club members and attend workshops. By following the motto, “Let Us Lead By Serving Others,” the Beta Club is currently preparing for leadership in the future. 1. Malinda Johnson the president begins the ceremony. 2. The Beta Club members awaiting the new members to join them. 3. The Beta Club sponsored the teachers a cake and coke party during National Education Week. 4. The 1987-88 Beta Club members include: (Top Row. L to R) Michelle Nettles. Dawn Hodges. Keisha Soloman. Tonia Carroway. Estella Scott, Kim Freeman. Diane Wiggins. Genovia Harrell. Teresa Brown, and Amy Washburn. (Middle Row L to R) Joy Carter. Renee Lawhon. J.J. Bloom. Johnny Lowery. Patricia Cannon. Robert Clark. Chris Bell. Diana Pinn, Susan Howell. Chad Windham, and Ms. Bremer. (Bottom Row L to R) Mr. Dean. Kim Clark. Regina Lee. Angela Dolford. Robbie Odom. Malinda Johnson. Sharon Howell. Vickie Hardee. Brantlee Thomas, and Dr. Lewis. (Missing from Picture: Diane Thomas and Missy Carter). 5. Teresa Brown displaying the sights on Initiation Day. 6. The Beta Club Officers are as follows: Malinda Johnson, President; Robbie Odom, Vice-President; Sharon Howell. Secretary; and Angela Dolford. Treasurer. 7. J.J. Bloom concludes the candle lighting ceremony. 8. Malinda Johnson. Angela Dolford. and Sharon Howell serving the faculty drinks. 9. The new members taking their oath making them official members of the club. 69 Toward New Horizons FHA Future Homemakers of America are students who are enrolled in Home Economics courses at Lamar High School. 1. Members of FHA — Rhonda Amerson (Vice President). Bovetta Boston. Terri Lane (President) Front Row: Heather Windham. Karen Windham, and Sheila Lloyd (Secretary). Missing from picture; Tina Cook, and Dar-cinder Evans. 2. Rhonda Amerson and Diana Pinn snoozing in the hall. 3. Lamonya Kirkland and Catherine Steve-son busy in the kitchen. 4. Terrie Lane. Sheila Lloyd. Karen Atkinson. and Tina Cook before serving at a banquet. 5. Miss Godwin (Sponsor) and Sheila Lloyd tend to business. 70 In order to be a member of the FFA. you must be enrolled in either an agriculture or horticulture class at Lamar High School. This year the group consists of about forty members. 1. Tony Westfall. Dwayne Smith. Terry Matthews. Robbie Windham, and Chris Chapman: Winners of the Soil Judging Contest. 2. Love that smile. Mr. Jeffords! 3. Some FFA members getting a thrill at the fair. 4. Chris Fogle. Ray Freeman, and Albert Smith horsing around at the fair. 5. The FFA Club — Top row. I to r: Mr. Jeffords. Tim Windham. Chris Fogle. Monica Marks. Dwayne Smith. James Amerson. Donald Dixon. Donald Dixon. Middle row: Jermaine McCoy. Robbie Windham. Tony Westfall. Brian Williams. Eric King. Charles Robinson. Front row: Jamey Ard and Chris Chapman. Lamars Future FFA 71 Future Leaders FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is made of students who are enrolled in a business class and have been approved by the faculty. The students attend meetings, go on special outings and do school service projects. The club has two sponsors, Mrs. Linda McSwain and Mrs. Sandra White, both business teachers at Lamar High School. 1 — Some of the club members are wait- ing for their turn to ride the ‘Pirate” at the State Fair in Columbia. 2 — Some of the folks in business math class. 3 — The group picture of the FBLA Club. 4 — At Christmastime, several members took fruit baskets to an old folks home in Florence. 5. — Officers of FBLA include: top (I to r) Debbie O'Neal. Cobbie Damon, Sherri Byrd. LaCresha Thomas. Missy Carter, and Dawn Knotts; front (I to r) Wanda Kirkland and Antonio Thomas. 6 — Miss Howard is practicing her typing skills. 2 Miss Silver Fox Jennifer Jones This year our 1987-88 Miss Silver Fox is Jennifer Jones. Jennifer set a new record amount this year by selling $1200.00 in memberships. First runner-up was Tara McManus and second runner-up was Gretchen Dampier. 1. Mr. Warren Jeffords presents 1987-88 Miss Silver Fox winner Jennifer Jones her crown. 2. 1987-88 Miss Silver Fox Jennifer Jones and her court 1st runner-up Tara McManus and 2nd runner-up Gretchen Dampier. 3. 1st runner-up Tara McManus taking her position in front of the crowd. 4. Miss Silver Fox Jennifer Jones tells runner-up Gretchen Dampier thank-you after being congratulated by her. 5. 1987-88 Miss Silver Fox Contestants — Back row L-R Jennifer Jones. Tammy Harkless. Didi Anderson. Regina Hudson, Tara McManus. Jamie Odom. Crissy Broach. Front row L-R Gretchen Dampier. Carla Jacobs. Monica Burris. Janice Swin-ton. Regina Lee. Rita Andrews. Tara Amer-son. and Lacresha Thomas 71 Music At LHS Band And Chorus The Music Department at Lamar High School is under the direction of Mr. Bradford Gulley. The department is made up of the marching band, flag girls, chorus, and pep band. This year the marching band performed several numbers including Ajtares, This Old Man, Walk Like an Egyptian, and Somewhere Out There. These were all crowd pleasers at football games. The members also took the show on the road and participated in a marching band competition in Florence. Several fund-raiser were undertaken by the group to earn money for new uniforms. 74 The chorus is an active musical group also. They get together to perform a Christmas concert and a spring program. These shows are presented for school children and to the members of the community. 1 — The LHS Marching Band and Flag Girls. Top row: L-R: Pam Whack. Sandra Baker. Sarah Baker. Jeannine McKnight. Kathy Hudson. Shoron Rowell. Vera Cope- land. Lynette Sumpter. Second row: Rodney Stanley. Caroline Sumpter. Lamonya Kirkland. Maurice Evans. Twannia Price. Anthony Baker. Bernardo Dargan. Third row: Bobby Scipio. Sharon Peoples. Fran Allen. Loretta Sumpter, and Mark Bosch. Bottom row: Albert Smith. Carl Lowery. Perry Samuel. Detroit Dials, and Eddie Dargan. 2 — Warming up before the game. 3 — One of their many formations. 5 — Mr. Gulley checking for mistakes. 1 — LHS Chorus in their Spring Concert. 2 — Chillin' as we display our instruments. 3 — We play; rain or shine! 4 — We will get it straight. 5 — The 1987-88 Chorus: top row L-R: Tedric Jeffery. Dewayne Price. Mathis Lewis. Torrance Bailey. Carl Lowery, and Clayton Span. Bottom row: Sharon Gee. Wanda Wilson. Stephanie Washington. Evelena Lewis. Sharon Rowell. Pam Wilder. Quinn Lee. and Brenda Waiters. 4 — We're getting it all together. Fox Talk Your Newspaper Fox Talk is an important part of LHS. The journalism class and other members outside of class work hard to put together a newspaper to inform the students here at LHS of what is going on around them. Fox Talk is not only supported by the school, but also by the merchants of Lamar. This helps bring the school and the community a little closer together. This years Editors in Chief are Gina Wilkes and Robbie Clark. They are the linch pin of the whole process. The faculty advisor for the staff is Mrs. Ja-cAdele Beasley. 1 — Susan Howell is proof- reading some copy to be sent in for the paper. 2 — Marcus James and Amy Spann are two of the Fox Talk Reporters. 3 — Some of the staff are in- trigued by Dawn Knotts' story. 4 — The unknown typist is pre- paring a story. 5 — One of the Editors is Chief, Gina Wilkes, checks over the finished product. 6 — Dawn and Missy Carter are wrapping it up for the day. 7 — This is it — Fox Talk. 8 — The Fox Talk Staff poses for a group shot. 9 — The newspaper sponsored a Coke Pop Quiz”. Here, several staff members wait for Craig Scott's verdict. 77 Hard Work; Headaches 7ft LHS Annual Staff o The 1987-88 Elixir Staff has put forth a great deal of effort to try to make this the best yearbook ever. They have divided the staff into four departments; business, layout and design, copywrite, and photography. Although these groups function separately, they all pull together and help each other out. The person in charge of getting the book together is Susan Howell, the editor of the Elixir. She works with all departments and the editors of each department. 1. You mean you want me to stay for another hour? 2. This yearbook's going to turn out great! 3. What do you think we should do? 4 Well. I think . . . 5. Our hardworking photographers. 6. The 1987-88 Elixir Staff — from left to right, top row: Tara McManus. Mark Broach. Tarsha Carter. Jennifer Jones. Robbie Odom. Angela Dolford. and La-monya Kirkland. Second row Michelle Nettles. Tia Plummer. Renee Lawhon. 1. Angie Clements, and Robbie Windham. 2. Seated: Jody Weaver. Mary Perkins. 3. Susan Howell. Kim Freeman, and Ma-linda Johnson. 1 2 3 4 5 6 5. 6. See. Ms J.. I am working! Discussing matters of the yearbook. Organization is the key to a great yearbook. Uh — yeah. I guess so. You're kidding me. right? Yearbook Editors for 1987-88. 79 Student Aids At LHS Working Hard! There is an overwhelming amount of work to be done in the office, library, and guidance office. With the help of these aids the amount of work to be done by teachers and administrators decreases. 1. Lamar High School Office Aids — bottom L-R. Debbie O'Neil. Cobbie Damon, and Dawn Knotts, middle L-R. Brantlee Thomas. Shironda Williams. Tammy Harkless. Wendy Wilkes, and Angela Dolford. top L-R. J.J. Bloom. Charlie Raines, and Dale Munn. 2. LHS Guidance Aids — bottom L-R. Diane Thomas, and Malinda Johnson, top L-R. Patricia Cannon, and Crissy Broach. 3. Antonio Thomas and Wendy Wilkes helps out in the office. 4. Debbie O'Neil making copies and doing it easily. 5. Monica Burris waiting for someone to help in the library. 6. LHS Library Aids — Regina Lee. Monica Burris and Kim Clark. 7. Patricia Cannon types another form while working in the guidance office. £ On The Road Again Bus Drivers 1. Bus Drivers — L-R, Roscoe Hickman. Gerry Samuels. Detriot Dials. Obey Martin. Regina Lee, Duvall Bailey. Monica Burris. Dale Munn. Marcus James. Carey Middle-ton. Wanda Kirkland. Quittin Brown. Antonio Thomas. Tedric Jeffrey. Mrs. Gray, and Mrs. Evans. 2. Dwayne Sowell getting off the bus and ready for school. 3. Duvall Bailey — ready to roll. 4. Monica Burris. Roscoe Hickman. Clayton Spann, and Kenneth Price showing that under the tough bus drivers face there is fun. 5. Sharon Gee. Mrs. Wilkes, and Carey Middleton — signing in. 6. Sharon Gee, finishing her bus duties for the morning. 81 Spirit Week Funny Times At LHS Lamar High's Spirit Week was held the week of October 5-9. This year Lamar High had many fun activities. On Monday, we had hat, shades, and tee-shirt day. On Tuesday, we had class day, each class was designated a certain role. The Seniors were famous people, the Juniors were bums, the Sophomores were cartoon characters, and the Freshmen were nerds. On Wednesday, we had support your team day. And Thursday was crazy day. Finally, we had black and gold day. lVV 1. Dewey Allen showing his Clemson spirit. 2. The Lamar Silver Fox looks at the crowd as the parade continues. 3. The football cheerleaders build a pyramid as the football team looks on. 4 Lynn Hanna, and Hamilton Byrd enjoying hat. shades, and T-shirt day. 5. Monica Burris, and Regina Lee being crazy as ever on crazy day. 6. Tracy Cutts Miss LHS. and Homecoming Queen 1986 rides in homecoming pa- rade while Jennifer Jones takes the seat as Miss Silver Fox 1987 and Miss Teen Lamar. 7. Monta Jackson and Eric James showing school spirit. 8. The Junior Bums — Zachary McDaniels. Tony Gee. Derric Price, and Kenneth Dubose. 1. ' Yeah, we got the spirit. Lamont Price. Timothy Lewis, and Kenneth Dubose. 2. Anthony Baker and Rodney Bailey — showing their spirit by being Nerds the best way they can. 3. The cheerleaders cheering as they ride through town during the parade. 4. Mr. Clark, proving that teachers can also have during spirit week. Homecoming Festivities The Queen And Her Court Each fall the Senior football players sponsor a girl to run for homecoming queen. The student body votes in the morning and during half-time at the Homecoming football game the new Queen is crowned. This year Marie Baker was crowned Homecoming Queen. She was sponsored by Duvall Bailey. Her court included 1st runner-up, Carla Jacobs who was sponsored by Fredrick Goodman, and 2nd runner-up Loretta Davis who was sponsored by Kenneth Price. 1. Anxiously awaiting the results. 2. Tracy Cutts relinquishing her title. 3. Mr. Dean crowning the new Homecoming Queen. 4. The 1987 Homecoming Queen contestants and their escorts: Back row: Escorts are Dale Munn. Jerry Dubose, Chad Grooms. Robbie Windham. Dwayne Price. John Hudson. Lamont Price. Carey Middleton. Randy Reynolds. Rodney Stanley. Robbie Smith, and Tony Gee. Front row: Contestants are Dawn Knotts. Lacresha Thomas, Lisa Fender. Rita Andrews. Loretta Davis. Marie Baker. Carla Jacobs. Jennifer Curtis. Angie Clements. Tarsha Carter. Regina Hudson, and Amy Spann. 5. Out band serenading our lovely contestants. 6. And the winner is . . . 1. Last year s Homecoming Queen Tracy Cutts being escorted by Mr. Dean. 2. This year’s Homecoming Queen Marie Baker and runners-up Carla Jacobs and Loretta Davis. 2 85 Putting It All Together Vocational Classes 86 1 — Some of the Masonry class is taking a break to be photographed. 2 — Kenneth DuBose and friends are pol- ishing up their skill. 3 — Loretta Sumpter is getting some pointers from Mrs. Crolley in Power Sewing class. 4 — Claretha McAllister is figuring out the tricks of the trade. 5 — I guess you can never have too many opinions about your car’s engine. 6 — Derek Martin, that’s an impressive project, but is it really yours? 7 — Does this go under the hood?! 8 — Edna Durant is checking some stitch- es. 9 — Corey Martin and Fredrick Goodman are sitting down on the job. 10 — The playhouse that building con- struction class built. 87 Miss Lamar High School Tara Amerson Once again, the Miss Lamar High School Pageant was sponsored by the Jr. Civitan Club. The event was set in a patriotic theme, “We the People.” The contestants opened the show with a dance routine arranged by some of the Jr. Civitans. Then Dale Munn presented the emcee for the evening, the honorable Denny Neilson. The girls were judged in two categories, then the five semi-finalists were announced. The semi-finalists each answered a question for the judges, who then selected the Queen and runners-up. Tracy Cutts, Miss LHS 1986-87, crowned Tara Amerson Miss LHS for 1987-88. The first runner-up was Didi Anderson and the second runner-up was Jennifer Jones. 1. The LHS Contestants performing the opening number. 2. 1987-88 1st Runner-up Didi Anderson 3. 1987-88 2nd Runner-up Jennifer Jones 4. 1987-88 Miss LHS Tara Amerson 5. 1987-88 LHS Pageant Contestants. Top row. I to r — Lamonya Kirkland. Did Anderson. Gretchen Dampier. Jennifer Jones. Middle row. I to r — Jeannine McKnight. Shironda Williams. Kristie Wiggins. Bottom row. I to r — Lisa Fender. Tara Amerson. 6. Tara Amerson the first semi-finalist to be announced. 7. The contestants practicing for the opening number. Didi Anderson and Gretcheon Dampier. 8. Five contestants on stage for collective judging. L to r — Jennifer Jones. Fran Allen. Kristie Wiggins. Gretcheon Dampier. and Didi Anderson. 9. Jeannine McKnight smiling for the judges. 10. 1987-88 LHS winner Tara Amerson and her court. 1st Runner-up Didi Anderson and 2nd Runner-up Jennifer Jones. Celebrate Excellence Academic Awards Banquet The Academic Awards Ceremony was held on May 14. 1987. The students who were invited to attend the banquet were to be recognized for not receiving more than four demerits and making the honor roll at least twice during the year. These requirements were met before anyone was allowed to this memorable ceremony. 1 — Angela Dolford. Teresa Brown. Amy Washburn, and Robbie Clark graciously accept their awards. 2 — Mr. Lacross Congratulates Vickie Hardee. 3 — Robbie Clark. J.J. Bloom, Vickie Har-die. and Susan Howell are last year's Presbyterian Scholars. A — Relaxing after the Academic Awards. 5 — Enjoying the refreshments at the Academic Awards Banquet. 1 — Robbie Clark. Tara Amerson. Regina Hudson. Lisa Fender, and Lori Clemons. The selected winners from the science fair to represent LHS at the Francis Marion Science Fair. 2 — Lori Clemons. Tara Amerson. and Carey Middleton. The winners at the biology department at LHS science fair. 3 — Lisa Fender. Robbie Odom, and Robert Clark. The winners of the physics department at LHS science fair. 4 — Johnny Lowery and JJ. Bloom get- ting ready for the winthrop Challenge. 5 — The 1986-87 College of Charleston Contestants. Top row I to r: Mr. Robbins. Robbie Odom. JJ. Bloom. Robbie Odom. Ms. Johnson. Bottom row: Susan Howell. Teresa Brown. Amy Washburn. Angela Dol-ford. and Vickie Hardee. Academic Excellence Math And Science Meets You’re The Inspiration The Junior-Senior Prom, which took place April 25, 1987, was a success to everyone who attended and helped with it. The band, Touchstone, played and made everyone jump to their feet. Our Prom Queen and King were Melissa Walters and Dwain Robinson. As usual it was a very special event and for many it will never be forgotten. Special thanks goes to the faculty members who put in long hard hours to help. As for the Junior Class of 1987, thanks for a job well done! 1 — The band. Touchstone, singing from their hearts. 2 — Mixin’ and matchin’. Brantlee Thom- as. Chris Bell. Tony Lee. Clayton Spann, and Robert Kirkley. 3 — Benny Simon. Penny March, Tonya King, and Mark Windham gettin’ closer for a slower song. 4 — Obey Martin and Pam Huggins dancin’ to the beat. 5 — Judy Lisbon. Priscilla Anderson, and Tami Davis fixing with fun. 6 — Rhonda McCoy signing in and Mr. Gray watching. 7 — Dwain Robinson and Melissa Walters. King and Queen of The 1987 Prom. 8 — Dancing couples. Jody Weaver. Missy Carter. Renee Lawhon. and Ray Freeman showin’ what they can do. 9 — Gettin' ready for the big night. 10 — Twannia Price, on top of things. 11 — Taking a break. Jody Weaver. Missy Carter. Cindy Freeman. Carey Middle-ton. and Melissa Walters. 93 Seniors Take To The Road The 1986-87 Seniors of Lamar High School had a wonderful time on the Senior Trip — not mentioning the fun experienced by the teachers. The Senior Trip included going to Washington, D.C. and New York City. Many sights were seen such as the Smithsonian Institute and the FBI Building in Washington, D.C., and the Statue of Liberty in New York. Best wishes are sent out to those Seniors who graduated and may they have the best of luck in many years to come. 1. The class of 87 seniors stopping to take a picture in front of the capitol. 2. These seniors are definitely excited about touring Washington. 3. A group of Seniors checking out the sights in New York. 4. Go Big Red? Student, Faculty Advisory Committee Input At LHS. This year at Lamar High School, Mr. Dean has chosen a fine group 4 of students to serve on the Student Advisory Committee. This group is made of students who exhibit leadership potential. They meet once a month to help the principal make decisions that affect Lamar High School. They discuss important school issues including student conduct, and school community organizations. Making Lamar High School better for all is the main purpose of the committee. Student input really counts here, and through this, students can take an active part in improving their school. 1. 1987-88 Faculty Advisory Committee From L-R; Mr. Huckaby, Mr. La-cross. Mr. Dean. Mrs. Crolley. and Mrs. McSwain. 2. Student Advisory Council Committee in a meeting with Mr. Dean. 3. 1987-88 Student Advisory Committee Standing L-R, Kendra Rivers. Alomie Moore. Christopher Washington. Obey Martin. Craig Rivers. Danny Wallace. Chad Grooms. Zachary McDaniels, Joy Carter. Re-gian Hudson. Middle L-R. Amy Johnson, Bryant Bell. Shane Phillips. Donald Huggins. Tia Plummer, Lisa Fender. Anthony Harrell, and Mr Dean. Bottom row. Angie Dolford, Diane Thomas. Teresa Brown, Diane Wiggins, and Jeanie Dukes. 4. Mr. Dean advising his committee on school problems. 5. Chad Grooms having fun. 95 Reaching For The Stars Lamar High School held its annual athletic banquet on May 12, 1987 at 7:00 p.m. The guest speaker was Miles Aldridge, the Linebacker Coach for Clemson University. The awards were given in all sports including special memorial awards and trophies. Dinner was also served. The evening was very successful. 1 — Smile Loretta Davis! 2 — Lisa and Gail Fender looking at the program while Tara Amerson observes. 3 — Alomie Moore. Twanma Price. Keidre Mack. Regina Hudson. Teresa Brown. Deidre Mack: The 1987 All-Conference Girls Track Team. 4 — Levon Kirkland being congratulated by Coach Mike Windham. 5 — Corey Ward. Antonio Thomas. Levern Bines, (bottom row left to right, standing) Tommy Kelly, and Dwain Robinson. The 1987 All-Conference Baseball Team. 6 — The 1987 All-Conference Football Team (sitting left to right) Bernard Coe. Tommy Kelly. Levon Kirkland, (standing) Tracy Kirkland. Kevin Peoples. and John Abson. 7 — Some of LHS's finest. 8 — The 1987 All-Conference Basketball Team. Chris Patterson. Royn Lucas, and Tracy Kirkland. 9 — John Abson and Tommy Kelly accept- ing the All-Region 4-AA Football Award. 10 — The spirit of excellence!!!!!!! % In The Play-Offs Again Varsity Football The 1987-88 Football season was a very successful one, especially considering the fact that it was a young team. The team came out with a 4 and 7 overall record for the season and a 3 and 2 conference record. They made it to the state play-offs, but were defeated in the first round by Central of Pageland in a very good game. We commend them for their earnest efforts throughout this season and hope they have gained the experience to go farther next year. 100 1. Charlie “RedTic Raines and Lynn Hanna help Coach Windham carry Russell Anderson off the field. 2. The ‘'Mighty'' Silver Foxes. 3. Kenny DuBose looking for opening in Mt. Pleasant defense. 4. Obey Martin and Chris Scootie Bell hoping to get into the game while Coach Styers watches the action. 5. J.J. Bloom attempting to break the grip of a Scotts Branch Eagle. 6. The Mighty Fox offense preparing to blast Central Eagle's defense. 7. Russell Anderson giving a Mt. Pleasant Rattler a hard time. 8. Lamar picking up yardage for a first down. 9. Bernard “Coe-Coe Coe getting up from a tremendous tackle from the Central Eagles. 10. Tony Martin, using his iron grip, attempts to tackle a running Eagle. 101 ■ 1 — Donald Dixon keeps stats for JV. while Derric and Donald help out. 2 — Coach Bell gives JV defense a signal as Tyrone watches. 3 — Matthew Simon chases Viking for the tackle. 4 — Coach Bell runs onto field during time out. 5 — Coach Clark oversees offense during warm up. 6 — The JV football team for 1987 from l-r first row: Shawn Davis. Brian Watford. Le-vern Coe. Robert Hickman. Micheal George. Tyrone Davis. Chris Stevens; mid- dle l-r: Donald Dixon. Anthony Pompey. Aaron McCullum. Jerrette Spann, Robbie Windam, Donald Huggins. Anthony Peoples. Steven Durant; standing l-r: Coach Clark. John Spann. Gene Atkinson. Deedrick Woods. Tyrone Hicks. Patrick Price. Shawn Brunson, and 5 Coach Bell. 7 — Baby fox offense returning to side line after score. 8 — JV defense stops Rattler offense. 4 1 — JV defense attempting to stop Golden Bear offense. 2 — JV defense set and geared up for contact. 3 — Baby foxes huttles for clash with Rattlers. 4 — Offense working out the kinks before a game. 'he Winners J.V. Football The JV Football team completed a fantastic season. They were undefeated in conference play and had a record of 6-1-1. During the season, the team had a five game winning streak. Congratulations on a job well done. 103 104 4 5 1 — Didi. Jami, and Tara keeping spirit up for the foxes. 2 — What are the cheerleaders happy about? 3 — Cheerleaders chilling with spirit stick at camp. 4 — Cheerleaders for the year 1987; standing from l-r: Carla Jacobs, Tammy Harkless. Crissy Broach. Tara Amerson; Top: Rita Andrews; Bottom: Monica Burris. 7 5 — Queens Tara Didi having fun at camp. 6 — Cheerleaders very serious about cheering. what about you Carla? 7 — Way to go cheerleaders! 8 — Cheerleaders preparing to cheer. Keeping The Spirit LHS Cheerleaders The Lamar High School cheerleaders are a very spirited group of girls. They sponsored the Homecoming pep rally. Where Bernard Coe was crowned Homecoming King. This helped boost the spirits of the fans and players, the team had their first home victory that night. The cheerleaders attended a UCA cheerleading Camp at University of South Carolina during the summer. The camp really paid off, the girls brought home a superior trophy, several ribbons and a spirit stick. The 1987 Football Cheerleaders are: mascot, Randy Jeffords, second row; Jamie Odom, Monica Burris, and Crissy Broach, third row: Carla Jacobs. Regina Lee. and Tara Amerson, on top: Rita Andrews and Didi Anderson. The Cheerleaders are doing there thing. Hey. we want some spirit. Didi Anderson and Tara Amerson seem to be all smiles. Hey you guys, is it really that cold? 5 105 Hot Shots Girls Basketball The 1988 Girls Basketball Team was a group of 19 hard working ladies. The Lady Foxes were coached by Miss Barbara McNamara. The girls played a 22 game season that opened with a win over East Clarendon. The team was ranked fourth in the division at the beginning of the season. 1 — Darcinder Evans grabs a loose ball at the game against Lugoff-Elgin. 2 — Regina Hudson goes for the jump ball. 3 — Everyone tries to get control of a loose ball. 4 — Lamonya Kirkland and Twannia Price try to get the ball. 5 — Teresa Brown lays one up. 2 5 106 2 Fast Breaks Varsity Boys Basketball The Varsity Boys Basketball team was coached by Mr. Don Poole. The team spent many hours on the court practicing and playing against several other South Carolina high school teams. The boys played a 22 game season. 1 — Torrence Bailey moves around a block to get a shot off. 2 — Corey Martin puts up two. 3 — Darris Durant sets up a play. 4 — Torrence puts up a jumper. 108 1 — Garrett Patterson drives hard to the paint. 2 — Zac McDaniel looks for some assis- tance. 3 — Mark Hampton jumps from the top of the key. 4 — Garrett Patterson puts in a layup. 5 — The 1988 Lamar Silver Foxes. I 1 — Kurry Price puts the ball in play. 2 — Craig Rivers tries for two from out- side. 3 — Stevie Durant puts in two points. 4 — Roscoe Hickman takes the ball down the court. 5 — Craig shoots two over the block. 6 — Sammy Brunson puts the ball in play. 7 — The JV Silver Foxes. 110 2 Cagers JV Boys Basketball The JV Boys Basketball Team worked hard to learn more about the game of basketball, intending to be moved up to the varsity team the following year. The boys worked hard and played a tough schedule. These young men were coached by Mr. Phillip Bethea. 1 — Sammy Brunson grabs a rebound. 2 — Everyone scrambles for the loose ball. 3 — Nathan Mack tries to block out an opponent's shot. 4 — Craig Rivers gets a rebound away from a Lugoff-Elgin player. Ill SH.VER FOXES C I EICU Take It To The Limit Girls Track Lamar's girls track team completed their season with a 16-4 record under coaches Terry Styers and Randy LaCross. They became region champions for the ninth consecutive year and finished 4th in the state. On Tuesday, May 12, 1987, Teresa Brown was named most valuable player for the girls track team at the athletic awards banquet. Teresa also qualified for All-Conference along with Regina Hudson, Twannia Price, Deidre Mack, Alomie Moore, Loretta Hawkins, and Keidre Mack. Six of these young ladies went on to qualify for All-State. They were as follows: Twannia Price, Deidre Mack, Alomie Moore, Loretta Hawkins, Teresa Brown, and Regina Hudson. They brought six silver medals and one gold medal home with them. Twannia Price won two of the six silver medals in the 300 meter hurdles and the 1600 meter relay. The gold medal was captured by Regina Hudson, who set a new school record for the girls high jump with 5'4”. This performance allowed Regina to become South Carolina's nominee for All-American honors in the girls high jump. All six girls were named to the South Carolina A-AA All-State Track and Field Team. 1 — Track coaches Terry Styers and Randy LaCross. 2 — Shelia Hickman going for the win! 3 — Regina Hudson going up and over! 4 — Loretta Hawkins is gonna' fly high! 5 — Keidre Mack throwing it as far as she can! 6 — Deidre Mack runnin' at her best! 7 — The 1987 Girls track team includes: (bottom row. I to r) Dawn Knotts. Lisa Hawkins. Shelia Hickman. Nwanna Dukes. Sandra Jacobs. Twannia Price, (middle row. I to r) Angela Blythers. Deidre Mack. Alomie Moore. Mary Herion, Teresa Brown. Diana Pinn, Lanair McDowell. Phyllis Hampton. Keidre Mack, (top row. I to r) Regina Hudson. Angela Clements. Dawn Hodges. Tonya King. Rita Andrews, and Amy Clements. 8 — Alomie Moore struting her stuff! 9 — Regina Hudson clearing the hurdles. 10 — Shelea Hickman giving up the baton! 11 — Teresa Brown showing that hard work pays off! 12 — Look at Twannia Price go! 113 Gone With The Wind Boys Track Lamar’s boys track team finished with a 19-2 season record. Tracy Kirkland, Obey Martin, Otis McDowell, Chris Carroway, Levon Kirkland, and Gerry Samuels received All-Conference qualifications. Running successfully on the mile, two mile, and the 800 yard run, Obey Martin went on to become the MVP for the boys track team on May 12, 1987 at the athletic banquet. Congratulations are sent to all of them. 1 — Bobby Scipio reaching new heights! 2 — A good baton pass from Bobby Scipio to Levern Coe. 3 — The 1987 Boys Track Team include: (bottom row left to right) Timothy Martin. Carl Lowery. Patrick Price. Cory Martin, Derek Martin. Barron Damon. Corinthius Martin, (top row) Obey Martin. Tony Lee. Otis McDowell. Chad Windham. Levon Kirkland. Frederick Goodman. Kevin Peoples. Jesse Williams, and Chris Carroway. Missing: Gerry Sammuels, Tracy Kirkland. Levern Coe. Bernard Coe. And Bobby Scipio. 4 — Bernard Coe showing strength and determination. 5 — Chad Windham getting set to throw! 6 — Obey Martin leading the pack! 7 — The Four Trackman: Barron Damon. Levon Kirkland. Obey Martin, and Gerry Samuels. 8 — Obey Martin waiting anxiously for the results. 9 — Frederick Goodman flying high! 10 — Tracy Kirkland sends the discus flying. 11 — Coaches Terry Styers and Randy LaCross checking out the competition. 114 Unforgettable Foxes Softball The 1987 softball season was filled with excitement as well as disappointments. Although our record was (6-8), our team continued to stick with the winning spirit which is well known throughout Lamar High School. Everyone played their best and gave their all. Coach Barbara McNamara coached her best and also stuck with the winning spirit. Even though we were tied for third place in the 4-AA conference, we did have two girls named to the All-Conference teams. These two girls were Tonya Price and Loretta Davis. Tonya Price was also named most valuable player. 1 — Loretta Davis safe at home! 2 — Is Darcinder Evans safe or is she out? 3 — Regina Lee catching the ball with plenty of spirit! 4 — Tonya Price hustling for the ball! 5 — Darcinder Evans throwing hard. 6 — Regina Lee ready to bat. 7 — A Lady Fox sliding into second base. 8 — The 1987 softball members include — (bottom row left to right) Kenneth McConnell, (manager) (Middle row) Toni Davis. Lisa Fender. Tara Amerson. Regina Lee. Darcinder Evans. Tami Davis (top row) Desirea Mack, Loretta Davis, Cindy Freeman, Tara McManus, and Tonya Price. 9 — A Lady Fox batting the ball. 10 — Tonya Price with a hit. 11 — Regina Lee is on her way to home plate. 12 — Desirea Mack pitching the ball. 13 — Darcinder Evans — swing that bat and bust that ball! 14 — Coach Barbara McNamara looking with ease. 116 117 Ap- Little Sluggers Baseball The 1987 baseball season was very exciting for the Silver Foxes. The baseball team had a season record of 18-3 and a region record of 10-0. They were named the Region IV-AA Champions. The players that made All-Region were: Levern Bines, Tommy Kelly, Dwain Robin- 1 — The 1987 Baseball team members include (Back row from left to right): Coach Perry Bell. Robbie Odom, Corey Ward. Tommy Kelly. Carey Middleton. Torrance Bailey. Lynn Hanna. Levern Bines. Charlie Raines. Wayne Chandler, and Coach Alan Poole. (Front row): Dwain Robinson. Antonio Thomas. Chris Dority, Kenny Dubose. Donnie Huggins. Kenny Price. Chris Bell. Mark Windham, and Legrand Gowdy. (Not pictured: Darric Price). — Graduated seniors from left to right: Chris Dority. Dwain Robinson. Tommy Kelly. Mark Windham. Levern Bines. Wayne Chandler. son, Antonio Thomas, and Corey Ward. The MVP award was given to Dwain Robinson. Coach Perry Bell and Assistant Coach Alan Poole saw to it that the team won the Region Championship for the third year in a row. 3 — A little assistance from Coach Perry Bell. 4 — Chris Bell steals another base. 5 — Chris Dority says cheers” to his fans. 6 — Corey Ward warming up for the game. 7 — Team looks on while Charlie Raines fixes his hurt knee. 8 — Rowdy time for the Lamar High Base- ball team. 9 — Antonio Thomas safe at home. 10 — Antonio Thomas cleaning up after his run to third base. 11 — What is the score Darric Price? 12 — Torrance Bailey swings hard for a base hit. 2 119 IficOLOR QUICK of Florence 1 HOUR PHOTO SERVICE COMPLETE PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE Color Prints — Black and White — Slides Enlargements — Copy Prints DAN HICKS Owner 137 S. Colt St. 665-7575 GROOMS AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP Lamar, SC 326-1162 LIFE HEALTH MOBILE HOME HOME BUSINESS J.F. REYNOLDS INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE AND PERSONAL CLAIM SERVICE Main St. • P.O. 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