Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1968 volume:

f ,- JU r is ■ y L y . y 1 slS 7 CV9 J _.' I) L m ns- yj- r a JjW M 1 4 7$ f, 4 UAC ' m Vlif) AfGTi , £: Vtr - JlnCf' J € JuxJ piz+Jz tfihvl £2. „4 •- cWW .•Mliv Js_ MXrC ( f b- A Xu, Je 0 Qj °- U 0uuA c $Ky ,. ev? ie v J ko tey ' a cc THE AERIE 1968 RICHARD WINN ACADEMY WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA VOL. II Each Day At Richard Winn Academy Means . . . 2 3 Each Day Means Challenge . . . To Attain Knowledge To Succeed In All We Do Thus The Staff Of The Yearbook Selected A Name Signifying The Highest Pinnacle On Which The Eagle Builds Its Nest - THE AERIE May We Ever Reach Upward 4 ADMINISTRATION Board of Directors Pause Following A Regular Meeting - SEATED: Messrs. Charles Beach, Jr., H. E. Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Hobbs, Mrs. J. J. Wallace. STANDING: Messrs. R. A. Westbrook, W. B. Patrick, Ernest Ferguson, Sam Bolick, Patrick Matthews, D. C. Caughman, J. M. Lyles, Jr., T. A. Ladd. I Mr. William L. DuBard, Head- master, considers the potential of the individual student and helps each one to realize and develop that potential. He has given freely of his time for the promo- tion of athletics and sportsman- ship among the students. In all these areas under his guidance and influence, Mr. DuBard is a suc- cessful and respected headmaster. Mrs. Patrick Matthews is more than a sec- retary. She is cashier, supervisor of lunch orders, dispenser of milk, bandages, aspirin, change, messages, advice, and good will. She is the tie that binds. 7 MRS. J. C. FANT First Grade MRS. W. J. TURNER Second Grade MISS JANIE TURNER Third Grade MRS. GARY D. CODY Fourth Grade MRS. TOM BARRINEAU Fourth Grade Elementary Faculty Fourth Graders Learn To Keep Our Country Green. 8 MRS. W. H. BOLICK Mathematics MRS. H. G. PHILLIPS, JR. Social Studies Upper Elementary Faculty MRS. R. J. CLARKSON English and Science MRS. F. D. ARNETTE English and Science Mrs. Black Helps Students Discover The Exciting World Around Them. MRS. C. J. BEACH English MRS. ROBERT BLACK Science MRS. FRANK HARVIN Physical Education MR. FRANK HARVIN History MRS. J. L. DORRIER French MRS. DWIGHT SNYDER Mathematics MR. W. L. DUBARD English and Mathematics MRS. R. A. WESTBROOK History MRS, J. W, STONE - Latin - (Picture Not Available) Upper School Faculty Mr. Harvin Makes The Study Of The Past Exciting And Interesting 10 Twelfth Grade SALLY PELHAM LYLES Class officer; Student Council, President; Beta Club, President; Poor Richard's Al- manack, Editor; Aerie Staff; Basketball; and Cheerleader. Class officers for the Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Grades combined Homeroom dis- cuss plans. Left to Right Van Peay, Pelham Lyles, Bill Bolick, and Janet Coleman. 12 Eleventh Grade James Jones Sue Ann Joyner Coleman Kelly Tommy Ladd Van Peay Terry Taylor Tenth Grade 13 Janet Coleman Becky McAlister Billy Robinson Ninth Grade CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right, Henry Johnson, Carol Caughman, Nancy Muller, Josie Lyles and Ridge Johnson. 'O' o' 14 Davis Arnette Toni Arnette Anne Belniak Barbara Sue Bolick Linda Bolick Betsy Boulware Carol Caughman Cheryl Coleman Mary Coleman Billy Ellison Bobby Ellison Joanne Harrison Henry Johnson Ridge Johnson Nancy Lewis Josie Lyles Nancy Muller Buddy Stevenson But why do we have to have a chaperone? Bill Traylor Marilyn Young UU. r-f 3 jf d- g 15 Eighth Grade Cathy Drew Billy Ladd Jennifer Marthers Tommy Matthews Linda Ragsdale Hart Weir 16 Class Officers for the Seventh and Eighth Grades Homeroom: Left to Right, Billy Ladd, Susan Bolick, Betsy Arnette, Susan Jeter, and Cathy Drew. Seventh Grade Leticia Robinson A1 Shedd Andy Stevenson 17 Seventh Grade is hard! ! Sixth Grade Creighton Coleman Dale Drew Leonie Harvin Robert Hamilton Martha Haslett Marion Johnson Blair Ligon Johnny Lyles Ivey Matthews Virginia Muller Fleming McMaster Sally McMaster 18 19 Sixth graders visit many lands in social studies with Mrs. Phillips as their guide. Marandy Craft Jeffrey Herndon Lauren Hobbs A1 McMeekin Amelia Patrick Sara Beth Robinson John Sullivan Jen Wallace Sara Weir 20 Fourth Grade Caroline Arnette Marion Bolick David Coleman Jane Douglas Rick Powell Julianne Robinson Warren Rutland Anne Perry Stephenson Tommy Hollis Mary Matthews Vince Miller Eleanor Peay 21 Third Grade Fran Arnette Joanne Boys John Coleman John Crowe Andrea Harvin Claude Marthers Lisa McMeekin Karen Miller w x C? V Time to go? 22 Second Grade Pamela Boulware Louise Ferguson Wendy Harris Sally Harrison Harriett Hobbs George Jeter Helen Phillips Connie Pope Deborah Robinson 23 First Grade s r ■ha y J L a Mbk Virginia Arnett e W. D. Caughman Helen Matthews Christopher McMeekin Cathy Miller Kimberly Ann Pearson Mark Spence Carolyn Teal Every day is an adventure in the First grade with Mrs. Fant. 24 ORGANIZATIONS The A erie Editor-in-chief, Van Peay; Business Manager, Terry Taylor; Copy Editor, Joanne Harrison; Activities Editor, Paulette Belniak; Photo Editor, Tommy Ladd; Art Editor, Janet Coleman; Classes Editor, Susan Bolick; Advisor, Mrs. Charles Beach And The Staff 26 Beta Club Left to Right: Pelham Lyles, President; Nancy Muller, Vice-president; Toni Arnette, Secretary; Ridge Johnson, Treasurer, STANDING: Mr. William DuBard, Headmaster; Janet Coleman, Carol Caughman, Josie Lyles, Betsy Boulware, Mary Coleman, Davis Arnette, Joanne Harrison and Mr. Frank Harvin, Advisor. 27 Latin Club PRESIDENT Paulette Belniak VICE-PRESIDENT Susan Bolick SECRETARY Carol Caughman TREASURER Ridge Johnson ADVISOR Mrs. Wilbur Stone 28 Poor Richard’s Almanack Editor, Pelham Lyles; Assistant Editor, Paulette Belniak; Advisor, Mrs. Char- les Beach STANDING left to right; Ridge Johnson, Becky McAlister, Nancy Lewis, Nancy Muller, Tommy Ladd, Carol Caughman, and Bill Traylor. 29 Student Council PRESIDENT Pelham Lyles VICE-PRESIDENT Van Peay SECRETARY Becky McAlister CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Bill Bolick Carol Caughman Ridge Johnson Susan Bolick Billy Ladd Susan Jeter ADVISOR Mrs. W. H. Bolick 30 ATHLETICS Basketball Teams Gain Much Experience First Year Starting team 32 KNEELING: J. Coleman, P. Belniak, N. Lewis, J. Lyles, S. Bolick, M. Coleman, C. Coleman, A. Belniak. STANDING: Mrs. Caughman, P. Lyles, C. Caughman, S. Joyner, C. Drew, B. Bolick, L. Bolick, N. Muller, Mrs. Harvin. Practice makes perfect CAPTAIN CAUGHMAN 1968 Schedule THOMAS SUMTER ACADEMY JAMES HAMMOND ACADEMY (Boys only) ROY HUDGENS ACADEMY THOMAS SUMTER ACADEMY ROY HUDGENS ACADEMY JAMES HAMMOND ACADEMY (Boys only) FRANCIS MARION ACADEMY WADE HAMPTON ACADEMY 33 34 35 BILL BOLICK Pre Game Huddle 36 TOMMY LADD TERRY TAYLOR KNEELING: V. Peay, B. Robinson, B. Bolick, T. Taylor, D. Arnette, B. Ladd, STANDING: J. Jones, T. Ladd, N. Arnette, B. Traylor. 37 VAN PEAY BILL TRAYLOR 38 LINDA BOLICK JANET COLEMAN V V dUk -- L- a4- ’Uj yy i Si (X'ndj fxJSyocu ji Jj , v'CO v l J cv r Jlc rvu X cu_LP-u CLvvcm oL c d)- L CLo jl . £u a.y -1. 61 “ UL-yOt % jj - -' u—- —C (j?1 (_aL I 4V j £U_4_M 3t PELHAM LYLES, Head Cheerleader CX Sl A M J Qc W-ol—- 39 SUE ANN JOYNER NANCY MULLER What goes up; must come down But, I didn't! Strategists 40 ACTIVITIES Oops! A King Powderpuff Bowl 1968 Crowned 42 Thanksgiving 1968 Fifth Graders Reminded Every- one of That First Thanksgiving. 43 44 Open House In February Marked Founder's Day With Good Fellowship And Pride In Accomplishment 45 Graduation — 1968 L. toR.: Rev. James Russell, Pelham Lyles, Mr. DuBard, W, E. Haslett, Rev. William Rose, C. J. Beach, Jr, On May 30, 1968, the first student graduated from the Upper School of Richard Winn Academy. Sally Pelham Lyles received her diploma and the congratulations and best wishes of her friends. Commencement honors were shared with the four Lower School graduates. 46 L. toR.: Susan Jeter, Joyce Coleman. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Bolick, Betsy Arnette, Leticia Robinson. Homeward bound Ballet or Basketball? Is it safe to come out? SCHOOL'S OUT! 47 In Appreciation To MR, FRANK HARVIN MR. ERNEST FERGUSON MR. W. L. DUBARD who made and contributed the photographs used in the yearbook. To MR. SPENCER R. MCMASTER, SR. who donated the beautiful tract of land which will be the future site of Richard Winn Academy. To the following people who have made donations to the academy during the period from May 1, 1967 to June 15, 1968: Mrs. F. D. Arnette Mrs. Betty B. Barrineau Charles J. Beach, Jr. Mrs, Charles J. Beach, Jr, Belk's Department Store Mrs. C. A. Belniak R. M. Blair Mrs. Mamie S. Bolick Louis M. Boulware Mrs. Richard H. Burton Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Caughman J. O. Coleman James L, Dorrier J. B. Doty Mr, W. L. DuBard Mrs, J, C, Fant Miss Julia Faucette Ernest P. Ferguson Mrs. Evelyn G. Ferguson Mr. Frank Harvin Mrs. Frank Harvin W, E. Haslett W. F. Henderson William B. Hendrix Mr. R. D. Jenkins, Jr, Miss Lola Jennings Henry E. Johnson Oliver Johnson Mrs. Marion J, Ketchin Albert Ladd Major Carroll Ligon J. M. Lyles, Jr. J. M, Lyles, Sr. Mrs. Mary Ivey Matthews H. D. McMeekin Mrs. Elizabeth F. Patrick Mrs. Elizabeths. Patrick Mrs. Rozelle S. Patrick W. Banks Patrick Mrs. Marie L. Powell Palmer E. Powell W. Y. Propst Gordon Ragsdale, Sr. Richard Winn Academy Boosters Club Dr, James M, Ruff Miss Margaret C. Ruff T. W. Ruff R. W. Rutland William W. Stevenson Mrs. Pickens G. Stone Mr. A, L. Taylor Dr. Edward Teal Mr. W. R. Traylor Miss Janie Turner Mrs. Kate Doty Turner Mrs, Sara R. Turner Mrs. Martha M, Westbrook L. D. Wilson, Jr. Winnsboro Furniture Co. Winnsboro Petroleum Co. Richard H. Wood W. 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