Mt Zion Institute - Tusitala Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1942 volume:

Loyal stud cuts ever loving Honor and obey, All hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Mount Zion, all hail! juAdtcda Hallowed by gathered beauty of the years” Youth”—Archibald Rutledge Saint Michael’s—Charleston, South Carolina PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO FOR THE STUDENT BODY OF MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE, WINNSBORO, S. C. South Carolina—rich in history and romance from King’s Mountain to Port Royal; home of stately palmettoes and yellow jasmine, cot- ton fields and darkies”; ancestral gardens; a contented and traditionally hospitable people tv bo share their heritage with each other! With great pride, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-two, attempt to show, in the pages of our annual, something of the cul- tural influences of our own Carolina through her literature, her architecUire, and her nat- ural beauty. 7a 6un Patie+tti Because of their unselfish devotion to us, their unshaken belief in us, their aspirations for us, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-two, affectionately dedicate this, the second volume of Tusitala, to the best friends we ve ever known—our Mothers and our Dads! OUR SUPERIIUEIIDEnT ROBERT PERRY WILDER PRinCIPRL ARD BOARD OF TRUSTEES DR. C. S. McCANTS, Chairman and Treasurer (center) R. M. FREW A. E. DAVIS MRS. T. H. KETCHIN t. k. McDonald m. h. doty RHETT SANDERS (not in picture) MISS PATTIE PARKER English and Dramatics MRS. H. E. CALDWELL English and Latin MISS MARION RIDGEWAY English and French f fl C U L T y MISS IRMA BERRY Mathematics MRS. JOHN McSWAIN Commercial Course MISS SARA SYMMES Biology and Physical Education MISS HELEN RILEY Science and History MISS MAREE OWENS Home Economics F A C U L T y MISS ETHEL BRUCE Social Science MISS MARY GREY WITHERS Librarian Community House Court House and Town Clock Main Street 10 This portal marks a realm unruled by time For here foregather men of every age:—” ''Legend for Library Door”—Dr. Chapman Milling Sword Gates—Charleston, South Carolina SERIOR CLASS OFFICERS OTIS AMEEN . OSBORNE WELLS WESLEY BRAZIEL RUTH WALSH . . President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer CLASS HISTORy All hail class of ’42! Our goals hat , beenN gached, those mountains we sought to climb become as hills in retrospect; let usydew the course which we have taken. Four short years ago we entered high school, proud but somewhat awed by it all. Mere readin and writin’ and ’rithmetic’Vfaded into insignificance when compared with freshman Latin and Algebra. After three months vacation we returned as the wise guys” of the school. This year we began to find our bearings and take our real place among the students. School activities had begun to have a definite meaning for us, sophomores. And then perhaps the happiest year of all high school dawned. Enough behind to feel secure—enough ahead to dispel any note of gloom. This year we were upper-class- men, accepting our pledges as Beta Club members, presenting our junior play— Here Comes Charlie,” and making plans for the glorious night when we §Jiould be hosts to the Senior Class. And then, before we had fully realized it, we were seniors. We had begun to see that labor conquers all things.” One by one we enjoyed our Senior Class activities: the giving of our play, being guests instead of hosts at the Junior-Senior Banquet, publish- ing our annual—“Tusitala. All these things have come and gone. Those of us who have been faithful to the end begin to realize that our work has not been a mere dream. 12 Rebekah Turner. WILLIAM OTIS AMEEN Beta Club, 4; Latin Club, 1, 2; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Class President, 4. JOHN BECKHAM Class Play, 3; Band, 1; Joke Editor Tusitala, 4; Boxing 1; Football Manager, 1; Latin Club, 1, 2; Football, 4. JESSIE CAROL BERTHOLD President J. H. A., 2; Beta Club, 3, 4; Typing Staff Tusitala, 3; Literary Editor Tusitala, 4; Assistant Stage Manager Class Play, 3; Most Dependable, 4. RANDOLPH BRATTON (Withdrawn) Football, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 3; Best All Around, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Boxing, 2; Boxing Manager, 3; Athletic Editor Tusitala, 4; Stage Manager Class Play, 3. JAMES WESLEY BRAZIEL, JR. Class Secretary, 1, 4; Beta Club, 3; Football, 4: Basketball, 3, 4; Most Dependable, 4; Circulation Manager Tusitala, 4. MILDRED LOUISE BRICE Latin Club, 1, 2. 13 JANE BROOME J. H. A., 2. NANCY JANE BRYCE RUTH SAYILLE CATHCART Beta Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3. LILLIE MAE COOPER (Withdrawn) J. H. A., 2i Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; Class Play, 3; Art Editor Tusitala, 4; Cheer Leader, 4; Most Talented, 4, TWYLIA DORIS CROSLAND (Withdr wn) ROBERT THOMAS DOUGLASS, JR. Latin Club, 1, 2; Beta Club, 4; Class Play, 3; French Club, 4. LESLIE DOUGLAS Transfer from Monticello. ETHEL MIRIAM DOUGLAS Basketball, 3. AUDREY SYLVIA ESTES Secretary J, H, A , 2; Basketball, 2; Beta Club, 4; Typing Staff Tusitala, 4; Glee Club, 4. DICK FERGUSON Latin Club, 1, 2, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4; Class President, 3; Football, 3; Class Play, 3; Most Intellectual, 4. CHARLES FOSTER FREEMAN, JR. Camera Club, 3; Cheerleader, 2; Baseball, 2. RANDALL E. GRIFFIN, JR. Camera Club, 2, 3; Football, 3, 4; Art Staff Tusi- tala, 4; Basketball, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 4; Class Play, 5; Boxing, 3; Assistant Stage Manager, 1, 2; Most Talented, 4. JOHN MEANS HARDEN, III Latin Club, I, 2; French Club, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 4; Typing Staff Tusitala, 4. JOSEPH ALEXANDER HEUSTESS, JR. Basketball, 1, Manager, 3; Football, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3. WILLIAM HEUSTESS Latin Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, 3; President, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4, President, 4; Class Vice-President, 3, Cheerleader, 4; Editor-in-Chief Tusitala, 4; Class Play, 3; Most Popular, 4. MARGARET HORNE French Club, 4. BENNIE HUDSON HELEN ELOISE JOHNSON J. H. A., I; Latin Club, 1, 2. HARRY LEVY Football, 1,2, 3,4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Bareball, 2,5; Camera Club, 3; Most Athletic, 4. BERNICE VIRGINIA MATTOX J. H. A., 2; Glee Club, 2; Class Play, 3. JIMMIE McCLINTOCK (Withdrawn) Boxing, 2; Football, 2. ELLERAINE McKAY Basketball, 2; French Club, 4. 16 MARGARET McLENDON Latin Club, 1, 2; Beta Club, 1, 2; French Club, 4. CHRISTINE GOODING McMASTER Latin Club, 1, 2; Stage Manager Class Play, 3; Beta Club, 4, JEANNE McMASTER Latin Club, 1,2; French Club, 4, President, 4; Band, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader, 4; Class Play, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Business Manager Tusitala, 4; Band Secretary, 4; Most Popular, 4. MILDRED EULALAH NEELEY Basketball, 4; J. H. A., 2. MARGARET ROSA PARK Latin Club, 1, 2. SARAH JANE PATRICK Beta Club, 4; French Club, 4; Latin Club, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. SARA PLYLER Beta Club, 3, 4; French Club, 4. 17 IMOGENE POPE Latin Club, 1, 2; French Club, 4. MARY LOUISE PORTER Transfer from Newberry; Glee Club, 4. WILLIAM ROBERTSON RABB Latin Club, I, 2; Band, 1; Football Manager, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4. HAROLD G. RISH Transfer from Greenbrier; Boxing, 3. LEONARD RUTLAND Football, 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4- DORIS NELL SHAW J. H. A., 2; Basketball, 3, 4; Typing Staff Tusi- TALA, 4; Glee Club, 1, 4- B. E. SITTON, JR. Football, 2, 4; Baseball, 2; Boxing, 2; Camera Club, 3; Class Play, 3. 18 MITTIE STEVENSON Latin Club, 1, 2; Beta Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; French Club, 4; Class Play, 2; Class Vice-President, I. Assistant Business Manager Tusitala, 4; Basket- ball Squad, 1, 2; Best All Around, 4. REBEKAH KENNEDY TURNER Latin Club, 1� 2, 3; French Club, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2; Historian Tusitala, 4; Most Intel- lectual, 4. C. T. TRAYLOR Transfer from Blackstock. ANNIE LOUISE WALKER J. H. A., 2; Glee Club, 4; Typing Staff Tusitala, 4; Art Staff Tusitala, 4. MARGARET CLARA WALLING J. H. A., 2. RUTH WALSH Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; J. H. A., 2; Glee Club, 4; Class Vice-President, 1; Class Treas- urer, 4; Typing Staff Tusitala, 3, 4; Most Ath- letic, 4. OSBORNE E. WELLS, JR. Basketball, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent, 4; Baseball, 3, 4. MARGIE WYLIE Latin Club, 1, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 4; Secretary and Treasurer, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Treas- urer, 4; Basketball Squad, 2, 3; Assistant Editor-in- Chief Tusitala, 4; Class Play, 3. 19 JliniOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK ARNETTE....................................................................President LINDSAY WYLIE..............................................................Vice-President BILL SPIRES.....................................................................Secretary TALMADGE HAYNES.................................................................Treasurer The principal activities of the Junior Class revolve around the Junior-Senior Banquet which is the high-light of the year. The various money-making projects begin in Sep- tember as soon as the class elects officers. The outstanding event, other than the banquet for the seniors, is the Junior Play which takes place in early spring. 20 J U n10 R CLASS ARNETTE, JACK BAGGOTT, BURNIDENE BOONE, GRADY BRABHAM, ANN M. BRANHAM, THELMA BRASWELL, MILDRED CENTER, KATHERINE CENTER, MIRIAM CROSLAND, ANN DARBY, ODELL DOVE, JUNIOR DRIGGERS, ELMER EDENFIELD, CHARLES ELLISON, KATE FLOYD, MAXINE FUNDERBURG, CAROLINE GOUDELOCK, BETTY GRESHAM, GAYNELLE HALEY, EDNA HATCHELL, EDITH HAYNES, TAL HAYNES, JOHN HUDSON, VIRGINIA HUGHES, FOREST JACKSON, VIOLA JOHNSON, RALPH JONES, AUSTIN LEVINER, MARGARET McCLINTOCK, NINA McKAY, LORRAINE McMASTER, ELIZABETH McMASTER, NOR VELLE McMASTER, RACHEL MERCER, ANNA MILLER, IRENE NELSON, ELSIE PEARSON, DORIS PHILLIPS, BETTY JO PORTER, BILLY PULLEN, OSCAR RAGSDALE, BOB ROBERTSON, FRANCES SHARPE, RUTH SPIRES, BILL STEVENSON, ERLEEN THIGPEN, GENEVA TIMMS, FRANK TURNER, SARA WATERS, HAROLD WILKES, MARTIN WILLIAMS, JAMES WOODS, ETHEL WYLIE, LINDSAY 21 SOPHOmORE CLASS AIKEN, MARSHALL ALLEN, WORTH ANDERSON, JOYCE BECKHAM, BILLY BENNETT, JEAN BERRY, W C. BRADWELL, GUY BRANHAM, KATHLEEN BROWN, HELEN CARNELL, DORIS CATHCART, CHARLES CHERRY, TEDDY COLLINS, ALICE COOPER, VICTOR CRAWFORD, DAVID CRAWFORD, LILLY BELLE CRAWFORD, RETTA DAVIS, LUCY B. DesPORTES, BOBBY DOMINY, WALSTEEN DOTY, BILLY DOUGLAS, ED ESTES, BOBBY LEE FOWLER, CLARA BELLE FREEMAN, MARIE GEORGE, HENDRIX GOODWIN, HORACE GOUDELOCK, ELLA V. GRESHAM, MILDRED HACKLE, ELDRED HALL, BETTY HICKS, BOBBY HOY, TOM HUTTO, HOMER JEFFCOAT, BILLY KIRKLAND, FREDERICA LEVY, EVA LOWE, DAVID MARTHERS, CLAUDE MARTHERS, ELOISE MATTOX, BETTY McCRIGHT, ELBERT McLENDON, KATHLEEN McMASTER, QUAY MILLER, PAT MORGAN, VIRGINIA MOLNAR, VIRGINIA MORRIS, ELOISE NORMAN, HAMDY PADGETT, VIRGIL PARK, ARTHUR PATE, VIVIAN PITTMAN, MARY POPE, JOHN CARROLL PORTER, BOYD RAMSEY, LOUISE REYNOLDS, PETE RUTLEDGE, MARY BYRD SHAW, NATALIE SHEDD, GEORGE SIMS, MARGARET SMITH, J. C. SITTON, JACK SLATER, LOIS THIGPEN, RUTH TIMMS, EDWARD TRAYLOR, EARL TURNER, BOBBY TURNER, CARROLL WALKER, LEO WELCH, EARNESTINE 22 f R E S H mAn CLASS ARMSTRONG, BETTY JO ATKINSON, CLIFTON BENNETT, RAY ■ BOULWARE, LOUISE BRABHAM, MARTHA BRANHAM, CLARA MAE BRICE, HAROLD BRICE, TOMMY CASSIDY, RAYMOND CATHCART, MARY EVELYN CHAMBERS, MARTHA REE CLAYTON, J. D. CLOWNEY, GEORGE M. COKER, JEAN COLEMAN, FINOUS CARNELL, VERNICE CROSLAND, EUNICE DAVIS, ELMER. DEAN, RUDY DOMINY, GORDON DOTY, ANNE DOUGLASS, GEORGE DOUGLAS, JUANITA DOVE, MANUEL DUCKETT, ALBERT ELLISON, GRACE GARDNER, LEONARD HALL, CONRAD HAMLET, OTIS HORNSBY, PEGGY HENNESSEE, RAYE HEUSTESS, JOHN HICKS, JEANNE HAMES, WILLIE REID HOLSONBACK, VIVIAN HOOVER, YVONNE HUMPHRIES, FRANCES LOWE, JOSEPHINE LANGFORD, CATHERINE LOVETT, RUTH MARTHERS, EUNICE McCANTS, GLENN McCLINTOCK, ANNIE McCRIGHT, MARGIE McGINNIS, JAMES McKAY, BRADY McLENDON, OPHELIA McMURRAY, MARIE PARK, GEORGE PHILLIPS, PHIL PLYLER, BETTY LOU POPE, BETTY POPE, HAYES POSTON, HATTIE PRICE, DOROTHY PRICE, PEARL PRIOR, EDWARD RABB, SADIE LEE REYNOLDS, LUCILLE RHODUS, BILLY RUTLAND, TOMMY SHOPE, MARGERY SMITH, J. W. SMITH, MARIE SMITH, RUFUS SPIRES, CODY STEVENSON, DONALD STEVENSON, ELIZABETH STEVENSON, IRENE STEVENSON, KATHERINE SUMMERS, ROBBIE LOU THOMPSON, LOUIS TURNER, BETTY TURNER, CHARLES TURNER, HAROLD WATERS, THOMAS WEBB, GERALDINE WILKES, ERNESTINE YONN, GENEVA 23 s e nio r snaps (!) Watch the birdie! . . . (2) Atlas. . . . (3) Ruth. . . . (4) Just kids. . . . (5) Highbrow. . . . (6) What th' ???? . . . (7) Off to join up. . . . (8) Alert Seniors. . . . (9) Off to a slow start. . , . (10) Man or beast? ... (II) Name it and you can have it! . . . (12) Two heads are better than one. . . . (13) Dignified Seniors. ?4 That which we arc and shall be is made up of what we hat e been . . . Ourselves are our own records.” Lines to R. L. —Henry Tinrod Capital Building—Columbi� , South Carolina ji' .'i r Wjfrf’nrti m McIA STI,'R nage WILLIAM HEUSTESS Editor-iii-Chief F-SLE C laZ„BRAZlEL M, an ger T U SIT fl L H STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF REBEKAH TURNER ........ Historian RANDOLPH BRATTON..................Athletics MITTIE STEVENSON Assistant Business Manager JOHN BECKHAM CAROL BERTHOLD.......................Literary DICK FERGUSON.................Picture Manager MARGIE WYLIE............. . Assistant Editor ........Snapshots 26 TyPING STAFF ANNIE WALKER DORIS SHAW JOHN HARDEN RUTH WALSH AUDREY ESTES ART STAFF R. E. GRIFFIN ANNIE WALKER LILLIE MAE COOPER BOBBY TURNER VIRGINIA MORGAN B E T fi CLUB Achievement, Character, Leadership AMEEN, OTIS BERTHOLD, CAROL CATHCART, RUTH CENTER, MIRIAM CROSLAND, ANN DOUGLASS, BOBBY ELLISON, KATE ESTES, AUDREY FERGUSON, DICK GOUDELOCK, BETTY MEMBERS HARDEN, JOHN HAYNES, TAL HEUSTESS, WILLIAM McLENDON, MARGARET McMASTER, CHRISTINE McMASTER, ELIZABETH McMASTER, JEANNE McMASTER, NORVELLE McMASTER, RACHEL PATRICK, SARA JANE PLYLER, SARA PHILLIPS, BETTY JO RAGSDALE, BOB ROBERTSON, FRANCES STEVENSON, MITTIE TURNER, REBEKAH WALSH, RUTH WELLS, OSBORNE WYLIE, MARGIE OFFICERS WILLIAM HEUSTESS President DICK FERGUSON Vice-President MITTIE STEVENSON Secretary MARGIE WYLIE T re astir er ETHEL BRUCE Sponsor PATTIE PARKER Sponsor 28 OFFICERS WILLIAM HEUSTESS President RACHEL McMASTER Vice-President BETTY GOUDELOCK Secretary QUAY McMASTER T reasurer EMILIE H. CALDWELL Sponsor ujinnsBORO umn club Organized 1927 tfForsan et haec olirn meminisse juvabit ARMSTRONG, BETTY JO BECKHAM, BILLY CRAWFORD, ARTHURETTA DAVIS, LUCY DesPORTES, BOBBY DOTY, ANNE DOTY, BILLY DOUGLASS, GEORGE EDENFIELD, CHARLES GEORGE, HENDRIX GOUDELOCK, BETTY GOUDELOCK, ELLA V. HALL, BETTY MEMBERS HALL, CONRAD HAMLET, OTIS HENNESSEE, RAY HEUSTESS, WILLIAM HICKS, BOBBY HICKS, JEANNE KIRKLAND, FREDERICA McKAY, BRADY McMASTER, QUAY McMASTER, RACHEL NORMAN, HAMDY PARK, ARTHUR PARK, GEORGE PHILLIPS, PHIL PLYLER, BETTY LOU POSTON, HATTIE PRICE, PEARL RUTLEDGE, MARY BYRD SHEDD, GEORGE SHOPE, MARGERY SITTON, JACK TURNER, BOBBY TURNER, CARROLL TURNER, CHARLES YONN, GENEVA 29 OFFICERS JEANNE McMASTER President NOR VELLE McMASTER Vice-President MARGIE WYLIE Secretary and Treasurer MARION RIDGEWAY S sponsor f R E n C H CLUB BRABHAM, ANN MILDRED BRASWELL, MILDRED CROSLAND, ANNE DOUGLASS, BOBBY ELLISON, KATE GOUDELOCK, BETTY HARDEN, JOHN HORNE, MARGARET MEMBERS McKAY, ELLERAINE McKAY, LORRAINE McLENDON, MARGARET McMASTER, ELIZABETH McMASTER, JEANNE McMASTER, NORVELLE McMASTER, RACHEL PATRICK, SARA JANE PHILLIPS, BETTY JO PLYLER, SARA POPE, IMOGENE RAGSDALE, BOB STEVENSON, ERLEEN STEVENSON, MITTIE TURNER, REBEKAH WYLIE, MARGIE 30 JUniOR HOmEmRKERS A well rounded personality for every girl and a happy home for every family.” MEMBERS ANDERSON, JOYCE BAGGOTT, BURNIDENE BENNETT, JEAN BOULWARE, LOUISE BRANHAM, KATHLEEN CARNELL, DORIS CHAMBERS, MARTHA REE COLLINS, ALICE CRAWFORD, LILLIE BELLE FLOYD, MAXINE FOWLER, CLARA BELLE GRESHAM, MILDRED HALEY, EDNA HAMES, WILLIE REID HATCHELL, EDITH JACKSON, VIOLA JOHNSON, ELOISE LEVY, EVA McCLINTOCK, NINA McLENDON, KATHLEEN McMURRAY, MARIE MARTHERS, EUNICE MATTOX, BETTY MERCER, ANNA MOLNAR, VIRGINIA MORRIS, ELOISE PARK, MARGARET PITTMAN, MARY RAMSEY, LOUISE REYNOLDS, LUCILLE SHARPE, RUTH SHAW, NATALIE SIMS, MARGARET SLATER, LOIS THIGPEN, GENEVA TURNER, BETTY WELCH, ERNESTINE WILKES, ERNESTINE WOODS, ETHEL YOUNG, DOROTHY OFFICERS NINA McCLINTOCK President MILDRED GRESHAM Vice-President LOIS SLATER Secretary DORIS CARNELL T reasurer NATALIE SHAW Reporter MAREE OWENS Sponsor 31 mourn zion glee club AIKEN, MARSHALL ANDERSON, JOYCE ARMSTRONG, BETTY JO BAGGOTT, BURNIDENE BENNETT, JEAN BRABHAM, ANN MILDRED BRABHAM, MARTHA BROWN, HELEN COLLINS, ALICE COOPER, LILLIE MAE CRAWFORD, RETTA DAVIS, LUCY DOTY, ANNE ELLISON, KATE ESTES, AUDREY FLOYD, MAXINE FOWLER, CLARA BELLE FREEMAN, MARIE FUNDERBURG, CAROLINE MEMBERS GOUDELOCK, BETTY GOUDELOCK, ELLA V. GRESHAM, MILDRED HAMES, WILLIE REID HICKS, JEANNE HORNSBY, PEGGY JOHNSON, ELOISE LOVETT, RUTH McCRIGHT, MARGIE McLENDON, OPHELIA McMASTER, ELIZABETH McMASTER, NORVELLE McMASTER, RACHEL McMURRAY, MARIE MERCER, ANNA MOLNAR, VIRGINIA MORRIS, ELOISE NORMAN, HAMDY PATRICK, SARAH JANE PLYLER, BETTY LOU PORTER, MARY LOUISE POSTON, HATTIE PRICE, DOROTHY RAGSDALE, BOB REYNOLDS, LUCILLE RUTLEDGE, MARY BYRD SHAW, DORIS SHAW, NATALIE SHOPE, MARGERY SIMS, MARGARET STEVENSON, IRENE THIGPEN, GENEVA THIGPEN, RUTH TURNER, SARA WALKER, ANNIE WALSH, RUTH WEBB, GERALDINE WYLIE, MARGIE YONN, GENEVA Director NELL McMASTER SPROTT 32 mourn zion enno Organized 193 5 „ BECKHAM, BILLY BRABHAM, ANN MILDRED BRABHAM, NEIL CLOWNEY, GEORGE EDENFIELD, CHARLES ESTES, BOBBY LEE GOUDELOCK, ELLA V. HARDEN, JOHN HICKS, BOBBY McCANTS, GLENN MR. JENKINS MEMBERS McDonald, tom McMASTER, JEANNE PHILLIPS, PHIL PORTER, BOYD RUTLEDGE, MARY BYRD SUMMERS, ROBBIE LOU TAYLOR, SONNY TURNER, JAMES TURNER, SARA WYLIE, AMOS , . . Director 33 (!) Vitamins tor Pat. , . . (2) We jus' foolin'! , , . (3) Simon. . . . (4) Wanna' RIDE? . . . (S) The pause that refreshes. ... (6) Alma Mater. . . . (7) Four roses—one thorn. . , . (8) Memories of Maneuvers. ... (9] Between rides. 34 No if I won or losf Shall ever matter most But rather how 1 bore the battle through; Not if my might prevailed But that my heart n’er failed; Not that I triumphed, but that 1 was trued The Struggle 1—Archibald Rutledge Calhoun's Mansion—Clvmson, South Carolina First Row: Wells, Hughes, Arnette, Porter, Smith, Hutto, Rabb (Manager). • Second Row: Rutland, Lowe, Levy, Haynes, Beckham, Spires, C., Berry. © Third Row: Bratton, Griffin, Spires, W., Jones, Boone, Sitton. m z i ui I l d c r t s L£VY £ND ARN£TT£-GUARD HUGH£VC£NT£R SPiRes.c.-ceNtcR we us GND KjCHHUIH-GUARD HAVNC5-GUARD RUTLAND-CND StTTOK TACKLG ILP.WMer.Goach. BCRRM0 BACK WoSPIRGS' ACK JONGS TACKLG GfUFftN°BACK 600NG- ACK First Row: Sitton, Levy, Berry, Spires, Driggers, Weils, O., Boone, R. P. Wilder (Coach). ® Second Row: Clowney, Rabb, Williams, Ferguson, Miller (Manager), Hicks, Porter, Wells, R. V A R SIT y BASKETBALL SCORES Mount Zion 26—Jenkinsville . . . . 23 Mount Zion 23—Monticcllo . . . . 10 Mount Zion 41—Jenkinsville . . . . 39 Mount Zion 25—Ridgeway .... . . . . 23 Mount Zion 23—Monticello . . . . 22 Mount Zion 26—Ridgeway .... . . . . 31 Mount Zion 19—Rock Hill . . . . . . . . 13 Mount Zion 48—Newberry .... . . . . 12 Mount Zion 26—Whitmire .... . . . . 22 Mount Zion 45—Whitmire .... . . . . 18 Mount Zion 30—Union . . . . 2 6 Mount Zion 30—W. T. S . . . . 19 Mount Zion 22—Great Falls . . . . . . . 33 Mount Zion 13—Rock Hill .... . . . . 15 Mount Zion 39—W. T. S . . . . 13 Mount Zion 21—Union . . . . 47 Mount Zion 16—Great Falls . . . . 28 First Row: Hackle, Anderson, Walsh, Hudson, Shaw, D. • Second Row: Shaw, N., Morris, McMaster, J., Thigpen, Leviner. • Third Row: Crawford, Davis, Rutledge, McMaster, R., McMaster, N. • Fourth Row: Neeley, Moinar, Miss Sarah Symmes (Coach). V fl R S I T y BRSKETBRLL SCORES Mount Zion . .............33—Jenkinsville.........................49 Mount Zion.....................37—Monticello ................ . 13 Mount Zion.....................23—Jenkinsville .......................29 Mount Zion................. 27—Monticello.........................20 Mount Zion.....................21—Rock Hill High . . . . .32 Mount Zion.....................31—Newberry.............................11 Mount Zion.....................67—Whitmire.............................12 Mount Zion . .............5 5—Whitmire.............................9 Mount Zion.....................17—W. T. S..............................33 Mount Zion.....................33—Great Falls...........................9 Mount Zion.....................20—Rock Hill High........................2 3 Mount Zion ....... 45—Jenkinsville.......................19 Mount Zion.....................22—W. T. S..............................26 Mount Zion.....................33—Great Falls..........................14 Champions District 4; Champions Zone 2; State Semi-Finals WILDCATS in union 'Ancestral ancient trees; skies, riverst dawn. And glimmering Evening’s long-lashed mysteries” The Great of Heart —Archibald Rutledge Brimk rern Garden —Georgetown, Soutli Carolina Most Popular JEANNE McMASTER WILLIAM HEUSTESS Most Intellectual REBEKAH TURNER DICK FERGUSON UJ H 0 ’ S UJ H 0 AT Most Talented LILLIE MAE COOPER R. E. GRIFFIN mourn zion Most Dependable CAROL BERTHOLD WESLEV BRA2JEL Best All-Round MITTIE STEVENSON RANDOLPH BRATTON WHO’S WHO fT Most Athletic RUTH WALSH HARRY LEVY 44 Most Courteous MARGARET HORNE OTIS AMEEN mourn zion Most Original RUTH CATHCART BOOBY DOUGLASS 45 flCKnOUULEDGfTIEnTS The staff of the 1942 Tusitala wishes to express its appre- ciation to the following people and organizations for their co-operation with our annual: To Our Faculty Advisers— Miss Irma Berry Miss Mary Grey Withers Miss Pattic Parker Miss Helen Riley To Mrs. John McSwain and her Typewriting Department To Virginia Morgan and Bobby Turner for their able as- sistance with the art work To our Friends and to the Business Firms of Winnsboro, who through their contributions and advertisements have helped to make our annual possible COMPLIMENTS O F WINNSBORO BLUE GRANITE COMPLIMENTS O F The Fairfield Inn WINNSBORO, S. 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BRICE Friends 55 SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS Require the services of experienced and expert craftsmen, trained in every detail of the processes of creating • planning layout and design •typesetting printing lithographing and binding .. Through- out half a century this company has pioneered in the production of the highest type of printing... Our services include a special college annual sales and service organization...Abundant equipment-modern and complete... Prices representing maximum in value FOOTE DAVIES PIUNTING • LITHOGRAPHING • EN GRAYING ATLANTA SCHOOL C fl L C n D R R September 1....................School spirit creeps in—Football workouts begin September 8................What a day!—School opens!—We’re off to a good start! September 19 . . Work—pleasure—class organization—election o£ Senior officers September 19 . . . . Results of football workouts—Wildcats over Union—19-0 October 3............................Annual under way—Tusitala staff elected October 3 Wildcats meet Epworth Orphanage—home gridiron—Results: 0-0 October 7................................ Financing the annual—we solicit ads. October 8..............................................Beta Club Installation October 15 . We learn Who’s Who” in the Senior Class to be featured in Tusitala October 17 . . . Excitement—Football game with Great Falls—Results: 6-6 October 20, 21 . - . . Pictures taken for annual—Watch the birdie and smile! October 21 - . Misery in school—misery at home—Report cards for first time October 22 Mt. Zion bows to Olympia—19-0 October 23, 24 State Fair—Whoopee! Holidays October 31.............................Lancaster is victor over Mt. Zion—42-0 November 7 . More money for annual—Magician and his Magic!—show in auditorium, November 13....................................Batesburg puts it on us”—19-7 November 20, 21 . - ♦ . We catch up on our eating—Thanksgiving holidays December 10......................................Used to it now—Reports again December 5 ...... . Basketball game—first of season at Jenkinsville December 9...............................Another game—this time at Monticello December 17 . . . .A beautiful pageant—The Other Wise Man—by Beta Club December 19................Jingle Bells!—Jingle Bells!—Christmas holidays begin! January 5..........................Whistle while you work!—new day—-new year January 6 ... . Boys are victors in basketball game with Rock Hill—19-1$; Girls defeated—31-20 January 7............................................... Tusitala goes to press January 21..........................Exams begin!—Students are gay (oh yeah?) February 16..................Teachers work for Uncle Sam—-Students are glad! February 28 ....... Basketball Girls win Championship Zone 2 March 19, 20......................................We anticipate holidays! April 17, 18...........................................Beta Club Convention April 24 .... Senior Play— The Pennington Case”—Mystery! Thrills! May........................................Junior-Senior—We are entertained May.......................................... Senior party at the Pattons May 29............................................We Graduate!—’Nuf said! On the hills of dear old Fairfield Proudly stands our school; All hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Conquer and prevail. Loyal stud aits ever loving Honor and obey, All bail to thee, our Alma Mater, Mount Zion, all hail!