Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family We Are Family AERIE 1982 RICHARD WINN ACADEMY WINNSBORO, S.C. VOLUME XVI 1 2 CLASSES .4 SPORTS . . 34 ACTIVITIES . . 64 CLUBS . . 82 SENIORS . 94 LITTLE PEOPLE. . .106 CANDIDS . 112 ADS . 124 5 Dedication Our most heartfelt appreciation is given to Mrs. Dorothy Beach. Since 1966, she has been a “first . .. first Senior class sponsor, first Beta Club sponsor, first person to lend a helping hand in any project from Beauty Pageant to Junior-Senior. She has served as a teacher of many subjects to many students. She has shown herself to be one of the most outstan- ding members of the R.W.A. family. The Journalism Class takes great pride in dedicating the 1982 edition of the Aerie to Mrs. Dorothy Beach. 6 Appreciation To the individual who gives unselfishly of his time, talents, and energies to making our school a success ... to the in- dividual whose enthusiasm and sense of pride are contagious ... to the individual whose primary goal is to see that each of us has the background for the years ahead ... to Mr. F. Car- roll Taylor we extend our most grateful appreciation. 7 Board of Directors Richard Winn Academy is govern- ed by a Board of Directors consisting of twelve members and the Head- master. The Board’s primary con- cerns are with the policies of the school which affect its growth and philosophy. The administrative and operative duties are vested in the Headmaster. The business and af- fairs of the corporation are managed by the Board and the Headmaster. 1. OFFICERS: (Seated) Mr. J. P. Brooks Jr., President; Mrs. W. F. Goudelock, Secretary, (Standing) Mr. S. D. Cathcart Jr., Treasurer; Mr. R. A. Westbrook, Vice-President, 2. MEMBERS: (Front Row) Mrs. Creighton McMaster, Mrs. Hubert Lail, Mrs. Tom Bar- rineau, Mrs. W. F. Goudelock, (Middle Row) Dr. C. O. Williams, Mr. Richard Moore, Mr. George Oxner, (Back Row) Mr. Gary Taylor, Mr. J. P. Brooks Jr., Mr. S. D.Cathcart Jr., and Mr. R. A. Westbrook. (Not Pictured) Mr. Adrian Glenn and Mr. Stewart, T. Melton. 3. HEADMASTER: Mr. F. Carroll Taylor. 8 Administration The Administration of Richard Winn Academy is in capable hands. Mr. Car- roll Taylor, with twenty years of ex- perience in education, is responsible for the total operation of the school. He is a person who loves his work and young people — and tries to instill his en- thusiasm in his students and constituents. Aiding Mr. Taylor is Mrs. Bobbie Stevenson. She serves as a school nurse, bookkeeper, typist, and clerk. She is tru- ly a person who must perform a variety of jobs everyday. 1. Mr. F. Carroll Taylor 2. Mrs. Bobbie L. Stevenson ent O xner S)ina PL nip in mu Rok inSon Wurcus Steele Seniors Ok omaS Boswell Brnie JergtiSon 2Ut ie JJinnant to eu, aro cjCocbe 3)oti A N JUJ Walto,, Sara Stewart Jit D. urner Pat Weitl rook cJ?ida dniow Wej, tku IdJoodard Peay 11 1. OFFICERS: Thomas Boswell, Pres; Pat Westbrook, Vice-Pres; Debbie Hinnant, Sec,; Johnny Ladd, Treas.; Steve Mattox, Student Council Representative. 2. Friendliest: Steve Mattox and Mary Ann Gunter 3. Most Dependable: Pat Westbrook and Sara Stewart 4. Most Intellectual: Terri Moore and Jeffrey Oxner 5. Best All Around: Ernie Ferguson and Lib Turner 6. Most Likely to Succeed: Terri Moore and Thomas Boswell 7. Most Athletic: Pat Westbrook and Karen Douglas 14 2 3 4 5 15 Am,-.: r3. JUNIORS WeslBass Jay Branham Martha Branham Baettie Burroughs Robin Castles Bobby DuBard Stewart Goudelock Cheryl Hall Rae Hall Billy Hendrix Dee Dee Johnson Molly Levy Debbie Lewis Elizabeth Long John McNeely D. Melton Chelle Nance Gen Palmer Kim Peake Joyce Carroll Po] Terrie Porte! Lisa Robinson Scotti Sanders Barbara Saunders Bill Stidham Tommy Stoudemire Fran Taylor Joeli Weed Kirk Weir Sidney Wolf It’s almost time for that which I fear 'cause it’s a week away from Junior year. It’s not being a Junior that I’ll hate, It just means in a couple H years I’ll graduate.- , And graduation means a decision on a career; That’s what I really fear. of rs By: Molly Levy 5QPHOMORE5 Betsy Barrineau Troy Beckham Laura Bost David Branham Mary Ann Caldwell Janice Carter Bobby Castles Joel Casites Kerry Colvin Missy Cooper Valencia Dinkins Ellen Douglas Becky DuBard Tina Evans Ann Good David Herndon Tracy Hagood Mark Hamilton Robin Lever Becky Mattox Herman Mattox Ramona McCabe Fran Miller Richie Monteith Susan Murphy Patsy Palmer Perry Anne Patrick Ken Pitmon Rob Pope Scott Porter Gene Price Penny Renwick Eric Steele Dean Taylor Robin White Lib Whitfield Russell Wilkes Wylie Wright 17 Jimmy Bagley Jena Barnett Marion Bass Tony Beckham Shannon Bell Liz Black Britt Cathcart Karen Collins Ruth Doty Judy Fetner Laura Green Billy Hobbs Mike Marthers Stewart Melton Sarah Peay Michael Plampin Peter Rambo Ryan Robertson Todd Robinson Mac Ruff Sharon Smith Cheryl Stevenson Robert Stidham Hugh Stone Laura Thomas Brooks Trakas Suzzanne Vess Julie Weed Melissa Weed Robert Whitesides Christin Williams Brett Witt Mike Zelner Tim Zelner 18 Jay Ayers Patty Baker Robert Baker Tommy Barreneau Ben Bass Laurel Boykin Tammy Brown Betsy Caldwell Jody Caldwell Eric Cattles Abby Cathcart Stephen Clybum Clint Cooper Blake Crook Tres Gardner Frances Anne Hendrix Ben Hinson George Hollis Renee Hutson Lynn Johnson Mark Johnson Leslie Jones Elizabeth Mattox Donna Miller Robert Moore Rob Patrick Steven Reed Lori Riddle Jackie Smith Lisa Stout Beth Taylor Ann Teal Mac Westbrook Rod Wilkes Jason Wilson 19 SEVENTH GRADE Bill Barnett Lex Bagley Bob Barnett Will Black Julie Boykin Quint Bradford Richard Branham Courtney Brooks Shannon Case Page Castles Pam Castles Trisha Castles A;? ,1.- , Sammie Castles Eric F. Cathcart Lee Cunningham Lee Dixon Shannon Frazier Frank Hagood Kevin Hall Paul Holmes Gina Kelly Zan Levy Eddie Maddox Perry Mattox Annie McLeod Patrick McGuire Esther McMaster Betsy Meredith Brad Moore Hannah Phillips Jonathan Rambo Philip Rambo Adam Ruffin Brad Sanders joey Smith Joy Stell Rod Taylor Shannon Wade Rana Weed Matt Whitt Sandi Wright 20 SIXTH GRHDE fs Angi Atkerson Lori Atkerson Jennifer Bass Julia Bradford Patti Brown Greg Castles. Todd Childers I John Derrick Christy Dove Stephanie Fulmer David Goudelock Bryan Greer Tom Hagood Ross Hare Tim Hinson Lawrence Hodge Ann Marie Hutson Mack Johnson Fran Jolly L Pokie Jones Christian Leitner Allen Mattox Retta Melton Rhett Melton Scott Nichlos Paul Patrick Scott Peak Leigh Richardson Eric Robinson Lester Robinson Allyson Sanders Jason Smith LeeAnn Smith Pam Smith Karl Stell Don Stevenson Ashley Wilson 21 Ronnie Marylin I Susan Brain Ronnie Louise Ci Brian dwburn GinnyDixMi Margjgt D™ Brad Mugals Jim Douglas ElizabetkEllejs® Fredffll Nancj Kay Gu Guerry F Shannon Bri- ■I Price Mat BeverlyRice Gina Robinson Elizabeth Shedd FIFTH GRADE 22 FOURTH ORRDE Travis Arnold David Albert Mary Ashley Adkins Ray Barrineau Jody Beam Byron Beckahm Renee Boykin joye Cameron Jimmy Connor Frances Daniels Renee Davis Rebekah Douglas Beth Douglass Jason Dove Ben DuBard Ken DuBard Rion Fetner Douglas Gardener Mandy Gunter Hank Harrison Angel Kingsmore Carla Lewis Brandon Marthers Laurie McLean Amos McLeod Elliot Nichlosn Fred Stell Caroline de Vlaming Bethany Williams Bo Williams Jason Haynes 23 THIRD GRADE Tammie Beasley Emioly Black Mary Paul Bonds Joe Brice Ann Marie Burley Jacqueline Case Mary Cathryn Cathcart Heath Cope Pam Craft Brad Crook Sissy Crook Matthew Derrick Heather Driggers Will Elledge Dana Fulmer John David Gaddy Eddie Gunter Allem Hagood Frankie Hall Brain Holmes Nicki Humphries George King Amy Lathan Kathy Leitner Michele Levy John Lewis Shane McFadden Miriam Oeay Turner Pope Hannah Rambo Paige Renwick Ghristopher Rice Chris Ruffin Dee Dee Smith Paul Swearingen Jason Wade Chuck Waters Randy Wilkes Cassie Branham 24 Todd Adams Kelly Baker Christopher Bass Brantley Branham Jason Burroughs Calvin Caldwell Nina Carr Clifford Castles Dawn Cunningham Michele Davis Marshall Dunn Beth Hodge Ron Hornsby Brent Kelly Crystal Kyzer Al Lewis Jack Livings Morris Lyles Lee Montgomery Robbie Nagy Jane Blair Rabb Brandon Wingard 25 FIR5T CRRDE Rebecca Anderson Beth Arndt Bruce Baker Mandy Bartell Camak Blair Phillip Bradley Kelly Buster Charlie Byrne Carolun Canty A- James Cooper Archie Crossland Heather Crouch Bill Dove Kim Gaddy Holly Hamilton Eliza beht Hilliard George Hutson Brian Jolly Michael Kinley Julie McMastef Bryan Milling Priscilla Rambo Elizabeth Stillwell Jason Stillwell Amanda Thompson fames.Quay Thomas Michael Yabsley % KINDERGARTEN Sara Boyd Arnette William Arnette Forrest Btason Matt Renwick Jason Robinson Gjjjnen Smith ijbey SteJ Jennifer, Geoffery Sweadngen Allison Walker Weed Williamson1 27 1982 Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT — JAY BRANHAM VICE-PRESIDENT — BILLY HENDRIX SECRETARY — DEE DEE JOHNSON TREASURER - BARBARA SANDERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 10-A PRESIDENT — BOBBY CASTLES VICE-PRESIDENT — BECKY MATTOX SECRETARY — DAVID HERNDON 10-B PRESIDENT — BECKY DUBARD VICE-PRESIDENT — WYLIE WRIGHT SECRETARY — LIB WHITFIELD TREASURER - RUSSELL WILKES 28 FRESHMAN GLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT — MARION BASS VICE-PRESIDENT — JENA BARNETT SECRETARY — ROBERT STIDHAM TREASURER - MAC RUFF EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS 8-A PRESIDENT — MAC WESTBROOK VICE-PRESIDENT — TOMMY BARRINEAU SECRETARY — ERIC CASTLES TREASURER — ROD WILKES 8-B PRESIDENT — PATTIE BAKER VICE-PRESIDENT — ELIZABETH MATTOX SECRETARY — DONNA MILLER TREASURER — ROB PATRICK SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 7-A PRESIDENT — MATT WITT VICE PRESIDENT — PERRY MATTOX SECRETARY — PAGE CASTLES 7-B PRESIDENT — BRAD MOORE VICE PRESIDENT — QUINT BRADFORD SECRETARY — RANA WEED TREASURER — SANDY WRIGHT fa o |D fal H 1 Annette K. Doty Mary L. Ogburn Mary Jane Wright 30 31 F A C U L T Y Lee B. Gaskey Julia A. Doty John A. Gasque Wayne M. Robinson Louise D. Batson Ellen M. Nicholson Betty Ann Ferguson Selwyn P. Turner Fred C. Phillips 32 33 ff= 7o2_ -0 Xf-. IrVLA D ai 7' pyf nX%. RWA FOOTBALL ’82 = 3 Xl J-.=A VT-- A 36 37 38 The Eagles entered the 1981 season with hopes of another playoff appearance and maybe a shot at the Class A State Championship. After three excellent weeks of practice and a good week of camp the Eagles seemed primed for the test. However the first two weeks seemed almost disastrous for the Eagles. After a 20-6 loss to Thornwell and a 9-6 heartbreaker at Catawba, the Eagles finally got untracked. For the next three weeks the Eagles looked unbeatable — wins over Wardlaw, King, and James E. Byrnes followed. Perhaps the most memorable moments during this span of victories was at Byrnes. The Eagles held the Trojans for 4 downs at the 1 yard line and then marched 99 yards for a touchdown. RWA had another tough loss in week 6 — 23-12 at the hands of Thornwell. Catawba traveled to “Eagle Country” for game 7 cocky and confident of a playoff berth. However, the Eagles with “war-paint,” green-gold jerseys, and blood in their eyes com- pletely destroyed the Indians 40-12. RWA wrapped up a playoff berth the following week and by week 10 the Eagles had turned what looked like a very dismal year into another successful season of RWA football. Confident and very proud the Eagles traveled to St. Stephens for the opening round of the State Playoffs. Thomas Boswell and Robert Stidham both were out with injuries but nevertheless at the half TWA led by a score of 7-6. An early third quarter injury to Pat Westbrook destroyed the Eagles passing game which had been ever so potent in the 1st half. The Tigers took advantage of the situation and went on to win not only the game, but also the State Championship. The team of 1981 will probably be remembered best for its goal line stands, the passing combo of D. Melton to Pat Westbrook, the intensity of the defense, the kickoff returns by Jay Frazier — but most of all they will be remembered as one of the proudest and most dedicated groups ever to wear a RWA uniform. Nine Seniors will be graduating from the Eagles of '81 but the memories that they carry with them will be fond ones. Twenty-three wins and two playoff appearances in the past three years is quite an accomplishment. Let us hope all our Seniors in the future can leave on such a good note. 41 Varsity Football Cheerleaders The ten members of the Varsity Football Cheerleading squad cheered the Eagles onto another win- ning season. They helped build up that Friday night spirit by performing a pom pon routine during half-time, making signs, and leading pep rallies. On several occasions, they added extra touches by treating the entire team and the coaches to din- ners on campus. All this was possible through dedication and hard work on each girl’s part. 1. Beth Reid, Sponsor 2. Debbie Hinnant 3. Dina Plampin 4. Lib Turner, Captain 5. Julie Brooks 6. Joyce Carroll Pope 7. Kim Peak 8. Dee Dee Johnson 9. Becky DuBard 10. Robbin Castles 11. Perry Anne Patrick 43 44 V arsity Boys The Eagles suffered most of their losses due to injuries. Pat Westbrook, Thomas Boswell and John McNeely were out a few weeks with leg injuries. However, the Eagles came back very strongly at the end of the basketball season. The conference record was 8-8, and the overall record was 11-9. Another winning season for the Eagles! 46 RWA 56 Union 47 RWA 48 Wardlaw 52 RWA 54 King 51 RWA 66 Washington Avenue 51 RWA 43 Wardlaw 57 RWA 58 Cambridge 46 RWA 51 Cambridge 36 RWA 49 Sloan 50 RWA 50 Sloan 47 RWA 48 Trinity Christian 40 1. Ernie Ferguson — Senior RWA 41 Thornwell 40 RWA 51 Thornwell 65 2. Pat Westbrook — Senior RWA 31 Catawba 64 RWA 36 Catawba 39 3. Thomas Boswell — Senior 4. Steve Mattox — Senior RWA 56 Union 45 RWA 59 Byrnes 90 5. Scotti Sanders RWA 55 King 57 RWA 63 Sloan 55 6. Jay Frazier — Senior RWA 52 Trinity Christian 29 RWA 46 Wardlaw 51 7. John McNeely 8. D. Melton 9. Bobby Castles 10. Kirk Weir — Trainer 11. Mr. Carroll Taylor (Not Pictured) Woodward Peay, Tommy Stoudemire. 47 Lady Eagles Success was the 1981-82 Lady Eagles. Led by a stingy defense (ranked second in the conference) and a potent offense (also ranked second in the conference), the Lady Eagles fashioned a 18-1 Conference III A record. Tne only blemish was an early season loss to Wardlaw, which cost the Lady Eagles an outright Conference Championship and their rank of number eight in the state. The Lady Eagles rebounded from this loss to post an 18 game winning streak. During this winning streak the Lady Eagles claimed a Conference Co- Championship. The Conference III A Tournament Championship, and moved up in the state rank- ings to the seventh position. In the state quarterfinals the Lady Eagles posted a come-from-behind victory over Andrews and advanced to the semi-finals where the Lady Eagles season ended at the hands of eventual State Champion Sea Island. The familiar faces of Wendy and Karen will be missed from the Lady Eagles attack next year. It will take dedication ana hard work from the returning players to replace these quality starters. Dedication and hard work is a must if we are to enjoy the success of the ’81-'82 Lady Eagles next year. RWA 46 Union 27 RWA 38 Union 27 RWA 64 King 18 RWA 49 King 29 RWA 50 Long Cane 9 RWA 59 Long Cane 8 RWA 41 Wardlaw 55 RWA 53 Wardlaw 47 RWA 54 Cambridge 35 RWA 57 Cambridge 33 RWA 46 Sloan 19 RWA 52 Sloan 20 RWA 36 Thornwell 26 RWA 35 Thornwell 18 RWA 43 Catawba 22 RWA 32 Catawba 28 RWA 45 Washington Ave. 26 RWA 41 Byrnes 21 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTS RWA 49 Sloan 20 RWA 38 Catawba 22 RWA 35 Thornwell 21 STATE PLAY-OFFS RWA 48 Andrews 41 RWA 43 Sea Island 47 REGULAR SEASON RECORD 17-1 CONFERENCE RECORD 13-1 OVER-ALL RECORD 21-2 48 1. It’s a bird, it's a plane, no it’s a basketball. 2. Wait a minute, hold everything. 3. Baettie Burroughs 4. Fran Taylor 5. Jena Barnett 6.1 didn’t foul her! 7. Do you want to see my fingernails? 8. Up, up, and away! 49 50 7 8 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 1. Lib Turner — Co-Capt. 2. Dina Plampin, Julie Brooks, and Lib Turner — Senior Cheerleaders 3. Terrie Moore — Capt. 4. BOTTOM: Julie Brooks, Terrie Moore, MIDDLE: Mary Ann Caldwell, Ann Good, Dina Plampin, and Cheryl Hall, TOP: Lib Turner and Tina Evans, 5. Mrs. Joy Taylor — Sponsor A 51 JV BOY’S BASKETBALL 15-0 JV GIRLS BASKETBALL 1. Coach Beth Reid 2. PLAYERS: (Back) Coach Reid, Dona Miller, Frances Ann Hendrix, Ruth Ann Doty, Elizabeth Mattox, Mac Ruff, Cheryl Stevenson, (Middle) Pattie Baker, Rana Weed, Melissa Weed, Hannah Phillips, Perry Ann Patrick, Sharon Smith, (Front) Shannon Frazier, Rhetta Melton, Betsy Caldwell, Page Castle, Sandy Wright, Esther McMaster, Lee Cunningham. RWA 32 Timmerman 6 RWA 42 King 11 RWA 27 Wardlaw 23 RWA 26 Sloan 15 RWA 27 Timmerman 2 RWA 24 Thornwell 17 RWA 22 Catawaba 8 RWA 24 King 16 RWA 30 Trinity Christian 15 RWA 30 Wardlaw 27 RWA 23 Washington Ave. 18 RWA 31 Sloan 21 RWA 24 Trinity Christian 13 RWA 28 Thornwell 7 RWA 25 Catawba 24 53 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 2 1. J.V. Cheerleaders cheer JV.’s to victory. 2. TOP; Liz Black, Suzanne Vess, and Becky DuBard, MIDDLE: Karen Collins, Betsy Barrineau, Valencia Dinkins, Robin White, and Julie Weed, BOTTOM: Jennifer Weed — Mascot. 3. Becky and Betsy watching in suspense to see who will win. 4. Mrs. Louise D. Batson — Sponsor. 54 55 FRONT ROW: Paul Holmes, Dean Taylor, Andy Christenson, Ryan ‘Robertson, Bob! Castles, David Herndon, Robert Whitesides, SECOND ROW: Gene Price, Eric Steele, Brs Gaddy, Tommy Stoudemire, Ritchie Monteith, Pat Westbrook, Jay Frazier, David Herndo Hugh Stone, Ken Pitman, and Coach Gasque. NOT PICTURED: Billy Hobbs and Thom; Boswell. .m FRONT ROW: Coach Reid, B. Caldwell. M. Ruff, D. Lewis, R, Castles, J. Barnett, L. Black, Cheryl Stevenson, BACK ROW: J. Weed, P. Ren- wick, M. A. Caldwell, P. Baker, P. Castles, S. Pope, L. Robinson, S. Smith, S. Case, Manager. trHtrH t0HlnOco 58 59 GOLF The golf team coached by Mr. Mike Robinson showed that hard work pays off as the season ended with a 5-4 record. This is a first ever in Richard Winn history. Not only did they have a winning season, but they placed seventh in the State Tournament. Playing at Santee, Robert Stidham shot a 78 in the first round and a 75 in the second round to place third in Class A. Because of his outstanding performance he was voted Most Valuable Player. Four of the five players will be returning and there are high hopes for an even better season next year. 60 PLAYERS: Robert Moore, John McNeely, Robert Stidham, Ernie Ferguson, Kirk Weir, COACH: Wayne M. Robinson. 61 62 63 JUNIORS REIGN On November 6, 1981, excitement filled the air as our new Homecoming Queen, Miss Joeli Weed, and the new Miss Sweetheart, Joyce Carroll Pope, were crowned. They were escorted by Stewart Goudelock and John McNeely, respectively. Miss Margaret Chappell, our former queen of 1980, crowned both young ladies as they beamed with delight and perhaps shock. From a group of 17, the queen was chosen by the upper school student body and the sweetheart by the football team. This night, as all homecomings, will remain a meaningful event to us all, especially to these two young ladies. 66 68 1. Jay Branham and Dee Dee Johnson 2. Billy Hendrix and Ellen Douglas 3. D. Melton and Lib Turner 4. Ernie Ferguson and Melissa Weed 5. Johnny Ladd and Debbie Lewis 6. Marcus Steele and Perry Ann Patrick 7. Bill Stidham and Joeli Weed 8. Gen Palmer and Baettie Burroughs 9. Scotti Sanders and Joyce Carroll Pope 10. Tommy Stoudemire and Abby Cathcart 11. Woodward Peay and Frances Ann Hendrix 12. Locke Doty and Barbara Saunders 13. Kirk Weir and Martha Branham 14. Jay Frazier and Julie Brooks 15. Pat Westbrook and Karen Douglas 16. Steve Mattox and Robbin Castles 17. Thomas Boswell and Mary Ann Gunter 69 Miss RWA 1982 On May 24, twenty-three lovely ladies adorned the stage, each with the anticipa- tion of becoming Miss RWA 1982, This dream became a reality for Lib Turner, a Senior. She proudly accepted the crown from Miss Margaret Chappell, our former queen. The entertainment was provided by the boys’ chorus, Mrs. foy Taylor, and the con- testants themselves, all in tune to the theme of “Camelot”. For Lib and her court, this will be a night of lifetime memories. • Wf And The Winners Are .. . Dina Plampin — Miss Senior Perry Anne Patrick — Miss Sophomore Laura Thomas — Miss Freshman Lisa Stout — Miss Sub-Freshman 71 72 73 JR.-SR. April 1, 1982 will be a night to remember, especially for the Seniors. Through the hard work for the Juniors, they were able to enjoy the music, the laughter, the good times, and the friendship shared by all, for one last. The theme of this year's Junior-Senior was “Shining Star” and was truly an appropriate one. The band, Mama's Home Cookin was definitely a crowd-pleaser. The magic of those moments can never be recaptured, yet they will always be remembered. 75 ATHLETIC BANQUET 2 1. BASKETBALL: Karen Douglas (Most Valuable), Jena Barnett (SAC), Fran Miller (Most Improved), Fran Taylor (Eagle Award). 2. JV BASKETBALL: Ritchie Monteith (Most Valuable), Wylie Wright (Eagle Award), David Branham (Most Improved). 3. BASKETBALL: Thomas Boswell (SAC), Steve Mattox (Most Valuable), Bobby Castles (Eagle Award), D. Melton (Most Improved). 4. JV BASKETBALL: Sharon Smith and Frances Ann Hendrix (Most Valuable and Eagle Award), Abby Cathcart (Most Improved). 76 4 4 1. FOOTBALL: Pat Westbrook (SAC], D. Melton (MV Defense), Jay Branham (Most Improved), Bill Stidham (MV Lineman), Jay Frazier (MV Back), Locke Doty (Eagle Award), 2. SOFTBALL: Joyce Carroll Pope (Most Spirited), Mac Ruff (Most Improved), Joeli Weed (Most Valuable). 3. BASEBALL: Bobby Castles (Most Improved), Pat Westbrook (Eagle Award), Tommy Stoudemire (Most Valuable). 4. TENNIS: Wendy Nichols and Scott Porter (Most Valuable). 5. JV FOOTBALL: Rod Wilkes (MV Defense), Matt Witt (Most Improved), Paul Holmes (MV Offense). 5 77 3 1. W. R. TRAYLOR SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Joyce Carroll Pope, Pat Westbrook 2. FREE THROW AWARD: Steve Mattox (first place], Jena Barnett (runner-up] 3. GOLF: Robert Stidham (MVP] 4. STEWART HARMON AWARD: Ernie Ferguson 5. WCKM AWARD: Ernie Ferguson 78 5 AWARDS 5 1. FURMAN SCHOLARS: Bobby DuBard, Billy Hendrix, Kim Peak, and Barbara Saunders. 2. PC JUNIOR FELLOWS: Jay Branham, Billy Hendrix, Molly Levy, and Fran Taylor. 3. GOVERNS SCHOOL: Becky DuBard. 4. DAR ESSAY: Sandy Wright (third), Rana Weed (second), Brad Moore (first). HOSPITAL ESSAY: Dean Branham (second), Gina Robinson (first). 5. TEACHER OF THE YEAR: Mrs. Dot Beach. STUDENT OF THE YEAR: Joyce Carroll Pope. 6. GIRLS’ STATE: Fran Taylor (delegate), Joyce Carroll Pope (alternate). 7. BOYS' STATE: Jay Branham (alternate), Billy Hendrix (delegate), Bobby DuBard (alternate), Kirk Weir (delegate). 79 80 81 83 AERIE STAFF 2 1. 1982 AERIE STAFF: (Back Row) Bill Stidham, Fran Taylor, Chelle Nance, Martha Branham, Barbara Saunders, (Middle Row) Scotti Sanders, Kim Peak, Terrie Porter, Sam Pope, Baettie Burroughs, (Front Row) Steve Mattox, Billy Hendrix, [ohn McNeely, D, Melton, DeeDee Johnson, Jay Branham. 2, EDITOR: Billy Hendrix. 3, CO-EDITOR: Joyce Carroll Pope. 4. SPONSOR: Louise D. Batson. 4 84 1 BETA CLUB 1. OLD MEMBERS: (Front) Molly Levy (Second) Mrs. Dot Beach (Sponsor), Laura Bost, Becky DuBard, David Herndon, Joyce Carroll Pope, Kirk Weir, Sid Wolf, Jeffery Oxner, Ter- rie Moore, (Third) Bobby DuBard, Penny Renwick, Robin Lever, Perry Ann Patrick, Jay Branham, Ernie Ferguson, Thomas Boswell, Julie Brooks, Lib Turner, (Fourth) Fran Taylor, Rob Pope, Barbara Saunders, Fran Miller, Johnny Ladd, Wes Bass, Wendy Nichols, Deb- bie Hinnant, Sara Stewart, Kim Peak. 2. OFFICERS: Mrs. Dot Beach (sponsor), Wendy Nichols (vice- president), Julie Brooks (secretary), Joyce Carroll Pope (treasurer), (Top) Lib Turner (president). 3. Fran Taylor studying hard. 4. NEW MEMBERS: (Front) Cristin Williams, Marion Bass, (Second) Liz Black, Laura Thomas, (Third) Ken Pitman, Betsy Barrineau, Ramona McCabe, Mary Ann Caldwell, (Fourth] Russell Wilkes, James Baglay, Laura Green, Sara Peay, Dee Dee Johnson, (Fifth) Debbie Lewis, Karen Douglas, Pat Westbrook, Melissa Weed, Robert Whitesides, Mac Ruff. 4 85 BLOCK R MEMBERS: (Front) Molly Levy,. Terrie Moore, Dina Plar pin, Julie Brooks, Lib Turner, Ernie Ferguson, P Westbrook, Steve Mattox, Woodward Peay, Wendy Nicho Locke Doty, Bill Stidham, (Second) Perry Ann Patrick, Pei ny Renwick, Sara Stewart, Mary Ann Gunter, Debbie Hii nant, Jeffery Oxner, Karen Douglas, Baettie Burroughs, Ro bin Castles, Joeli Weed, Debbie Lewis, Chris Chibbar (Third) Jena Barnett, Cheryl Hall, Wylie Wright, Thom; Boswell, Marcus Steele, Johnny Ladd, (Fourth) Cher Stevenson Mac Ruff, Bobby Castles, Kim Peak, Wes Bas Dee Dee Johnson, Sam Pope, Bill Stidham, Gen Palme (Fifth) Britt Witt, Russell Wilkes, Scott Porter, Dean Taylc Lisa Robinson, John McNeely, Billy Hendrix, Jay Frazie (Top) Mark Hamilton, David Branham, David Hrendon, Er Steele, Rob Pope, D, Melton, Scotti Sanders, Kirk Weir. 2. OFFICERS: V. Pres. — Bill Stidham, Dina Plampin - Sec.-Treas„ Pres. — Pat Westbrook. 86 STUDENT COUNCIL 3 1. CLASS REPRESENT: Steve Mattox (senior), Joyce Carroll Pope (junior), Perry Ann Patrick (sophomore). Penny Renwick (sophomore), Cheryl Steven- son (freshman), Frances Ann Hendrix (sub-freshman), Robert Moore (seventh). 2. OFFICERS: Mr. Carroll Taylor (advisor), Ernie Ferguson (president), Bob- by DuBard (vice-president), Pat Westbrook (treasurer), Betsy Barrineau (secretary). 3. Betsy in the election for secretary. 4. Sid Wolf running in the election for vice president. 87 CHORUS Under the direction of Mrs. Ellen Nicholson, the chorus presented many outstanding perfor- mances, not only for their own school, but for other independent schools and the Music Festival. The chorus also took part in providing the school with an album. This album will capture the beautiful voices of these young people. Richard Winn Academy is proud of our fan- tastic chorus and Mrs. Nicholson. 2 3 1, Chorus at Mrytle Beach. 2. The Chorus participating in the Christmas program. 3. Bill and John practicing their parts for a program. 4, OFFICERS; Locke Doty — President, Bill Stidham — V, President, Kirk Weir — Sec.-Treas. NOT PICTURED: Ernie Ferguson and Pat Westbrook — Librarians. 88 DRAMA CLUB 3 1. MEMBERS: (Front) Lee Dixon, (Second) Bobby DuBard, Penny Renwick, Laura Green, Perry Renwick, Brooks Tracus, Brad Sanders, (Third) Suzanne Murphy, Cristin Williams, Missy Cooper, Becky Dubard, Peter Rambo, Betsy Barrineau, Marcus Steele. 2. OFFICERS: Becky DuBard (President), Peter Rambo (Vice- president), Betsy Barrineau (Sec.-Treas.). 3. Mrs. Louise D. Batson (sponsor). 89 DEBATE TEAM 4 1. Wes Bass giving his speech during a debate. 2. Bobby DuBard and Sid Wolf (president) before a debate. 3. These are the judges at one of the debates. They had a very hard decision. 4. Laura Green giving her speech during a debate. 5. Brad Sanders giving his speech during a debate. NOT PICTURED: Marcus Steele, Locke Doty, Christin Williams, Peter Rambo, Lee Dixon, Mrs. Louise D. Batson (sponsor). 90 92 93 94 95 3 1. Salutatorian — Wendy Nichols 2. Valedictorian — Terri Moore 3. JUNIOR MARSHALLS: Fran Taylor (head), Kim Peak, Billy Hendrix, Jay Branham, Kirk Weir, Molly Levy (head). 4. Mr. J. P. Brooks (Chairman of the Board) and part of the graduating class. 97 Miller Scholastic Achievement Medal — Terri Moore Richard Winn Scholars Award — Jeffrey Oxner Mathmatics Excellence Award — Sara Stewart English Award — Terri Moore Science Award — Johnny Ladd History Award — Wendy Nichols Robert L. Ashford Scholarship Award Marcus Steele Valedicotry Award — Terri Moore Salutatory Award — Wendy Nichols 98 Coaches Athletic Medal — Thomas Boswell Beta Club Award — Ernie Ferguson Ronald S. Petty Memorial Award — Pat Westbrook D.A.R. Award — Terri Moore Stewart Harmon Scholarship — Locke Doty Rotary Science Math Award Johnny Ladd Music Excellence Award — Locke Doty Music Spirit Award — Ernie Ferguson Winnsboro’s Woman Club — Debbie Himart SENIOR DIRECTORY BOSWELL, THOMAS: Beta Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball — 9, 10; Block R — 10, 11, 12; Basketball — 11, 12; Vice-President — 10; Chorus — 10,12; President — 12; MIP Baseball — 10; MVP Defense Foot- ball — 11; Eagle Award Football — 11; Boys' State Rep. — 11; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed; SAC Award Basketball —12. BROOKS, JULIE: Beta Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club — 10, 11; V. Basketball Cheerleader — 10, 11, 12; V. Foot- ball Cheerleader — 12; President — 11; Treasurer — 9; Secretary — 10; Miss RWA — 9; Secretary Beta Club — 12; Block R — 10,11,12; Aerie Editor — 11; Chorus — 9,10,12. CHIBBARO, CHRIS: Beta Club — 9, 10,11; Block R — 11, 12; JV Basketball — 9; Rocket Club — 9; Science Club — 9, 10; Varsity Football — 10; Chorus — 11, 12; Aerie Staff — 11. DOTY, LOCKE: Block R — 9, 10, 11, 12; Rocket Club — 9; V. Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club — 10, 11; Chorus — 9, 10, 11, 12; Debating Team — 12; President Chorus — 12; Rat Patrol — 10,11; Pep Club — 9; Science Club — 9. DOUGLAS, KAREN: Beta Club — 12; Block R — 9, 10, 11, 12; MIP Basketball — 10; V. Basketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club — 10; Science Club — 9,10,11; Chorus — 11, 12; Library Club — 9, 10; Softball — 9; Secretary — 11; MVP Basketball — 12; All Conf. Basketball — 12; Tennis Team — 12; All Tournament Basketball — 12; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic, ENLOW, LISA: Chorus — 9, 10, 12; Library Club — 9, 10; Aerie Staff —11; Statistician Basketball —■ 12. FERGUSON, ERNIE: ]V Basketball — 9; Eagle Award — 9; V, Basketball — 10, 11, 12; V. Football — 10, 11, 12; V. Baseball — 9; V. Golf — 10,11, 12; Golf — 10; Beta Club — 10, 11, 12; Stewart Harmon Memorial Award — 12; Senior Superlative — Best All Around; Chorus — 9,11,12; Chorus Librarian — 12; Boys Octet — 10, 11, 12; Rocket Club — 9 — Vice-President; WCKM Award — 12; Little League Baseball Coach — 11, 12; B Team Basketball Coach — 9; Block R Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council Vice- President — 11; Student Council President — 12; Palmetto Boys' State —11. FRAZIER, JAY: Varsity Football — 9,11, 12; Varsity Foot- ball Eagle of the Week — 12; Varsity Basketball — 12; JV Basketball — 9,10; Golf Team — 10; Tennis — 11; Baseball — 12; All Conference Baseball — 12; Football MV Back — 12; Block R; B Team Basketball Coach — 9; Little League Baseball Coach —12; Attendance Award. GUNTER, MARY ANN: Chorus — 9, 10, 12; Library Club — 9,10; V. Basketball Cheerleader — 10; Aerie Staff — 11; Student Council — 11; Block R — 11, 12; Statistician Basketball —11,12; Miss Junior. H1NNANT, DEBBIE: Chorus — 9, 10, 11,12; Treasurer — 11; Secretary — 12; Student Council — 10; JV Basketball Cheerleader — 9; V Basketball Cheerleader — 10; V Foot- ball Cheerleader — 12; Library Club — 9, 10; Beta Club — 9,10,11,12; Block R — 10,11,12; Aerie Staff — 11; Palmet- to Girls State Alternate — 11; Pep Club — 9; Science Club — 9,10. LADD, JOHNNY: Beta Club — 11, 12; Block R — 11, 12; Football — 10, 11,12; Basketball — 11; Tennis — 11,12; JV Basketball — 9,10; NEDT Award — 10; Furman Scholar — 11. MATTOX, STEVE: V. Basketball — 10, 11, 12; MVP Basketball — 12; Freethrow Award — 12; V. Football — 11, 12; Student Council — 12; JV Basketball — 9. MOORE, TERRI: Beta Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; V. Basketball Cheerleader — 10, 11, 12; Block R — 11, 12; Bus Driver — 11,12; Student Council — 9; President — 10; Aerie Staff — 11; Junior Marshall — 11; Palmetto Girls’ State Rep. — 11; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed and Most In- tellectual; Valedictorian. NICHOLS, WENDY: Beta Club — 9,10,11,12; Vice Presi- dent Beta Club — 12; Student Council — 10; Secretary Stu- dent Council — 10; Furman Scholar — 11; President — 9; Block R — 9,10,11,12; B-Team Basketball Coach — 10; V. Basketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; MIP Basketball — 10; Co.-Capt.- — Basketball — 12; V. Tennis — 9,11,12; Tennis Award — 11, 12; Canteen Worker — 10; Chorus — 12; Junior Mar- shall; Salutatoriam OXNER, JEFFERY: Beta Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 9; Block R — 11,12; Aerie Staff —11; JV Basketball — 9, 10; Football Statistician — 10, 11, 12; Basketball Scorekeeper —10,11,12; Tennis — 9,11,12; Tennis Award — 11; Chorus — 10,11,12. PEAY, WOODWARD: V. Football — 9, 11, 12; JV Basket- ball — 9; V. Basketball — 10, 11, 12; Block R — 10, 11, 12; Canteen Worker — 9; Aerie Staff — 11; Worlds Oldest Stu- dent — 11,12,12. PLAMPIN, DINA: JV Basketball Cheerleader — 9; JV Basketball — 9; Varsity Basketball — 10; Science Club — 10, 11; Library Club — 10, 11; V. Football Cheerleader — 10, 11, 12; V. Basketball Cheerleader — 12; Block R — 10, 11, 12; Sec-Treas. of Block R — 12; Miss Sophomore; Miss Senior; Bus Driver — 11; Chorus — 9,10,12; Softball — 9. ROBINSON, AMY: Chorus — 10, 11; Library Club — 12; JV Basketball — 9; Tennis — 9,11; Science Club — 11. STEELE, MARCUS: V. Football — 9,10,11,12; V. Basket- ball — 10; Block R Club — 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club — 10, 11; Rat Patrol - 10; Chorus —12. STEWART, SARA: ]V Basketball — 9; Softball — 9,10,11; V. Cheerleader — 10; Beta Club — 9, 10,11,12; Chorus — 11, 12; Statistician — 12; Block R — 11, 12; Library Club — 9,10. TURNER, LIB: JV Basketball — 9; MVP JV Basketball — 9; JV Cheerleader — 9; V. Basketball — 10; V. Basketball Cheerleader — 11, 12; V. Football Cheerleader — 10, 11, 12; Beta Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; President Beta Club — 12; Science Club — 10, 11; Library Club — 10, 11; Junior Mar- shall; Miss RWA — 12; Block R — 10,11, 12; Aerie Staff — 11; Senior Superlative — Best All Around; Chorus — 9, 10, 12; Tennis — 9, 11, 12; Softball — 9; V. Football Cheerleader Capt. 12; V. Basketball Cheerleader Co-Capt. WESTBROOK, PAT: V. Basketball - 10, 11, 12; V. Baseball — 9, 12; V. Football — 10, 11, 12; MVP Basketball — 10, 11; Eagle Award Football — 12; Most Spirited Baseball — 12; All Conf. Offense, Defense Football — 12; All Conf. Basketball — 12; All Conf, Baseball -s- 12; Vice President — 11, 12; Treasurer — 10; Treasurer Student Council — 11, 12; William R. Traylor Award — 12; Chorus — 11,12; Beta Club — 12; Block R — 9,10,11,12; President Block R — 12; MVP JV Basketball — 9; Rocket Club — 9; Treasurer Rocket Club — 9. 100 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1982, being of sound mind and bodies, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament and do hereby bequeath these, our worldly goods, to for- tunate individuals so designated below. To Coach Gasque, Marcus Steele leaves a book on how to breed a bucket of plastic worms. To those eight friends of Marcus Steele, he leaves one blue Chevette with a full tank of gas and a one year supply of mailboxes, Mary Ann Gunter and Jeffery Oxner leave Mrs. Nicholson one Mother Fletcher’s T-shirt in the bathroom of room 879 at the Sea Dip Motel in Mrytle Beach. Lisa Enlow, Terri Moore, and Jeffery Oxner leave Mr. Taylor one portable sandblaster and three new brooms. Thomas Boswell leaves the football team his VJ.P. pass to the Rock Hill Memorial Hospital, good any time, day or night. To Cheryl Hall, Thomas leaves a case of melted Snickers and a book on how to analyze dreams. Thomas, Ernie, and Pat leave the Juniors the ability to keep the aluminum can recycling company in business. To Betsy Barrineau, Sara Stewart leaves her the ability to fall off the bleachers in style. Julie Brooks and Lib Turner leave a free trip in the backset of Sam and Dee Dee’s car to Betsy and Becky, only valid during football season. To some lucky girl, Julie leaves Mac Westbrook. Now he can pinch someone else in obscene places. Pat Westbrook leaves to Billy Hobbs his ability to get in- jured anytime or anyplace. Pat also leaves a free trip to the river to Billy Hendrix. Jeffery Oxner leaves to some non-football player the ability to make it through four years of Mr. Gasque's math class. Terrie, Lib, Julie, and Dina leave Penny one megaphone and an extra ,set of vocal chords in hopes that she will be able to cheer the Lady Eagles'to the State Championship. Sara, Lisa, and Mary Ann leave Mr. Robinson three stat keepers who will always be on time and never miss a shot in hopes that he won’t forget Them at the Athletic Banquet. Mary Ann leaves Robbin to Mr. Robinson so that he will have someone to pick on. To Cheryl Hall, Mary Ann leaves the ability to sit at the back of the bus and to keep her mouth shut. •To John McNeely, Mary Ann leaves her high school ring, just to make Kirk happy. To D. Melton, Lib leaves her physics, algebra, and EnglisTi notes in hopes that he will stay on the football team for more than six weeks. To a next year accounting student, Amy leaves her ability never to come to class, never to complete a project, but still managing to pass. To Holly Hamilton and Allyson Sanders, Amy leaves the ability to graduate from Richard Winn with a criminal record. To Judy Fetner, Amy leaves the ability to bring the Lebanon crowd to school and still remain sane. Karen Douglas leaves to Baettie Burroughs the ability to leave for practice at 3:00 when it starts at 4:30. She also leaves her many excuses for not running a suicide full speed and her ability to graduate without giving the teachers “polished apples” To Coach Phillips, Karen leaves her ability not to ever do anything right. To Elisa Hare, Karen leaves a pack of gum to smack on and a “Big” fog horn. To Mr. Taylor, faculty, and parents of RWA, Steve Mattox leaves with a smile on his face and a song in his heart. To Bill Stidham, Steve leaves his habit to find someone to say “What’s going on?” to him. To the upcoming senior basketball players he leaves the backdoor key to “Mammy’s Kitchen” To Sam Pope, Debbie Hinnant leaves her tactic always to add the perfect touch to cheers during football season. To the lucky member of next year’s seniors class, Debbie leaves a complete, unused collection of all parallel reading books required for Senior English. She also leaves a set of slightly used Cliffs Notes to these books. To some lucky girl in next year’s Algebra III Class, Debbie leaves the ability not to understand a single word Mr. Gas- que ever says. To Mr. Gasque, Debbie just leaves. Jeffery leaves Mr. Phillips the book 10 Ways to Coach a Tennis Team. To Mrs. Turner, Jay Frazier leaves one bottle of extra strength Anacin. To Shannon Frazier, Jay leaves the ability to stay out of trouble and the ability to be “bull” headed. Dina Plampin leaves to Mrs. Nicholson one free pass to Mother Fletcher only valid on nights of wet T-shirt contest. To Billy Hendrix, Dina leaves the ability to drive a bus through a gas station without tearing it down. 101 SENIOR TRIP 102 MYRTLE BEACH WILL NEVER BE THE SAME 103 105 107 SMALLER MEMBERS OF OUR FAMILY Although most of the school activities are centered around the upper school, the little people are an important part of our school life. 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