LHS band students to compete at state

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    Lamar Democrat/Morgan Brisbin Two members from the Lamar High School Band were escorted by their fellow students as they made a human tunnel on Friday morning, Dec. 1. Sophomores Ben Blalock, left and Erin Kremp, competed at state competition in Columbia on Saturday, Dec. 2. Blalock plays the clarinet and Kremp, the flute. Not only do Lamar students excel in athletics, they also excel in music and academics.


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