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Ā£ THE ANNUAL STAFF AY o WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL Winnsboro, South Carolina f 1 r yVeV V y a ā¢ $ A 'V vV the First 5 y V 4 rf1 $ Vi ,) J HALCYON 1961 Foreword Winnsboro High School, many treasured memories, will derive much pleasure your school year through The theme of Our Building. ā only one year, has given us e hope that each of you d satisfaction from re-living r publication, first HALCYON is Table of Contents ā iMHOiiAA tfJCJL. CrUflAI. Administration and Faculty Page 11 Classes Page 17 Organizations Page 63 Sports Page 87 Features Page 107 Advertisements Page 121 Our Happy Days We arrive . . . by car Students prepare for day. Band is first period - members are in tuneā for the day. The Day Goes On 6 THE JOURNALISM CLASS - It has added much to our new school with articles in the school paper and with the publicatioc of our magazine, THE VERSIFIER. ā e forget our textbooks for a period as we read die latest novels, cur- rent events in newspapers, and magazines. Mrs. Hiott's chemistry students - America's future scientists. Write neatly and legibly! Miss Maner 's biology class works diligently to dissect and learn the parts of these pigs. We Leave Seniors leave five minutes early. 2:45 School's out Weary teachers sign out! Grande Fini! 9 Dedication We, the first graduating class of Winnsboro High School, dedicate the HALCYON to the people of Fairfield County who, through their insight, perseverance, oneness of purpose, and cooperation, created a beautiful, modem, practical school for broadening the educational system of Fairfield County's youth. To you, we wish to say, Thank you, A dministration and Faculty The blueprint is the builder's guide for achieving success. The teacher, edu- cationās draftsman, prepares for his students a blueprint of the knowledge and experience that will serve as a guide for life. County Superintendent of Education mr. w. d. mitchell County Board of Trustees 12 Mr. Sam Bolick, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. William Castles, Mr. C. E. Power, Chairman; Mr. W. D. Montgomery, Mr. Baxter Jones, Mr. Edgar Sims. 13 Mr. Williams, Miss Cameron, Mr. Stevenson Principal Faculty Athletic Department MRS. FLORENCE RABB MR. JACK B. SMITH Commercial Department MRS. GLADYS L. BASS MRS. LAURA THOMAS MRS. MARTHA M. WESTBROOK English Department MRS. ANNA H. BOZARD MRS. MILDRED M. HITE MRS. HELEN R. TAYLOR MRS. SELWYN P. TURNER MISS NANCY WYLIE Foreign Language Department MRS, MARY C. EARGLE MRS, ELAINE E. JONES Home Economics Department MISS SARA FAUCETT MRS. VIRGINIA S. LEITNER Librarian MRS. PATSIED. McLEOD Math Department MR. FRANCIS S. GALE MRS. RHETTA C, HUGHES MISS KATHLEEN LEMMON MRS. MARGARET O. PALMER MR. E. L. STOUDEMAYER Music Department MR. WALTER B. GRAHAM MRS. MARIAN KETCHIN MRS. NELLIE M. SPROTT Science Department MR. JACK B. HERNDON MRS. DOROTHY C. HIOTT MISS MARY MANER Social Studies Department MR. WILLIAM D. LEITNER MR. JAMES V. HORNE Vocational Department MR. RANDALL R. FOSTER MR. THOMAS W. GLADDEN MR, OTIS C. HINSON Classes As a rising structure reaches for the sky, so must students strive to claim one of lifeās richest rewards--education. 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Lynn Brown, Treasurer; John Johnson, Vice-President; Furman White, President; Wesley Baker, Secretary. JOSEPH EARL ALBERT Individuality has its own rare and special flavor. BARNEY SPENCER BAGGOTT Oh! My goodness! . . . Wonderland by Night ... The silent blessing of one honest man is heard in heaven. WALTER BRUCE BAKER Nick . . . I like it! . . . Girl Canāt Help It ... I belong to a union; my books are closed at night. WESLEY LEROY BAKER Boogie . . Ā I aināt had none , , . If I Didnāt Care . . . Every man is the son of his own works. 18 WYARIAN JEAN BASS '. fjLimie . . Gus . . Since I Met You Baby . . Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. SARA KAY BEAM Kay- . . . Is that right? . . . My Happiness . . Modesty is the beauty of a woman. BRENDA JOYCE BLACK 'Flirt . . . I doesn't care . . . Theme from Exodus . . . A loving heart is the truest wisdom. HONEY KAYE BLACKWELL What ya doing? . . . Theme from a Summer Place . . . The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. iors FLORRIE LONNIS BLUME Floss . . . Theme from a Summer Place . . . Beauty is a quality of the heart. It is more than skin deep. AUDINE VONCILLE BOONE Coonie . . . Huh? ... In the Still of the Night . . . Sensibility is the power of women. WALLACE RION BOULWARE, JR. Bolo . . . Joe did it, Mr. Hinson. . . . She's Walking Away . . . Gentle of speech, pleasant in his ways. SARA WALLACE BRICE SottyB. . . . Why Worry? . . . Unchained Melody . . . Life without laughing is a dreary blank. 19 JOHNNIE EDWARD BRIGMAN, JR. Kinky Headed . . . There's a Moon Out Tonight . . . Full of wit, with a twinkle in his eyes. This plus more makes him a wonderful guy.n BARBARA GERALDINE BROWN Jerri . . . Really? ... To Know Him Is to Love Him . . . Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty.w ROBERT RUTLAND BROWN, JR. Bobby . . . I like it . . . Finger Popping Time . -it's nice to be natural when youāre naturally nice. MARY LYNN BROWN Pork Chop . . . What if the car wonāt crank? . . Fools Rush In . . . Self possession is the backbone of good morals. HAROLD LAVERN BRYANT Tiny . . . Cupid! . , . Last Date , . , . ā Good manners are a part of good morals. MARY JO BURLEY Muffet . . . You recon? . . . Theme from a Summer Place . . . Good taste is the flower of good sense. THOMAS EDWARD BUSBEE Dutch, the bomb , . , Pony Time . , . Who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best. REGINALD ALLEN BYRD Ostrich legs ā . . Enchanted ... A good friend, a loyal comrade. 20 WILLIAM MEADOR CLOWNEY Billy . . . Golly . . Only One . . . Whatās the use of worrying; it never was worthwhile. MARY BAKER COLEMAN Wow!ā ... ā1 thought it was funny, John. . . . Autumn Leaves . . . Nature intended that wom- an be her masterpiece. JOHNNIE OLA CARROLL āJohnnie . . . Live each day as if it were the last . . . Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ... My only aim ls to make the weeper laugh. MITCHELL CARTER 'N'oonie . . . Aināt nothing , . , On the Wings :? a Dove ... Oh the joys of Friendship, Love, aad Liberty. ROBERT JOHNSON CLARKSON JR. Fat Boy . . . Mac, can I have a ride?ā . . , The Great Pretender . . , Skill to do comes from doing. EMILY RUTH CASTLES Emmie . . . Guess what? I got a letter from David! . . . Now Is The Hour ... A smile upon her face doth play, she hath a winsome, cheer- ful way. SARAH JUDITH CHAPPELL Judyā . . . Blast It! . . . Theme From Exodus . . . Smile and the whole world smiles with you. LOUIS LaFAY CHRISTIE Chris ... I don't know . . . There's a Moon Out Tonight . . . We know not much of him, but all we know is good. iors 21 MARY JEAN,COLLINS Shorty . . . Oh, yes. . . . If I Didn't Care . . . From a little spark bursts a flame. ROY LEE DAVIS Lee Roy . , . Ah, You know it , , . Wait a Minute . . . Thou hast wit and fun and fire! WILLIAM JEFFERSON DAVIS, JR. Dub . , . Hey man, I promise Tin not lying I ... This I Swear ... A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. JIMMY RAY DOUGLAS Hugo . . . Cornbread . . . Mistyā ... To higher levels rise. ANDREA KATHERINE DOVE Amma . . . Letās have a party! . . , Green- leaves of Summer . . . Joy rise in me, like a summer morn. MARILYN PAMELA FELLERS Pam ... I promise . . . Shorty . . . Ebb Tide . . . Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and high--an excellent thing in woman. ROBERT JUDSON FICKLING Pick . . . HeyLanny, you seen Carolyn? . . . Cherry Pie . . . His mind is his kingdom, and his will his law. ERNEST RAY FULLER Convict . . . Like turn on the ignition man! . . . Chills and Fever . . . Ever let my fancy roam! 22 LANNY RAY GUNTER Lan . . . Censored . . . Blrdland ... It takes a sharp mind to produce humorous and Intelli- gent expressions. MARY JAMES WILKES GUNTER Jamie . . . Don, honey Will You Love Me Tomorrowā . . , What she wills to do or say, is wisest, virtuousest, discreetest, best. 23 CAROL RUTH GUNTER Boodles . . . Ah-h Franklin . . . Love My Life Away , . . The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness, FRANCIS STANHOPE GALE, JR. Stan . . . Nohope . . . Wait Just a Minute . . . Pony Time ... A little bit of mischief is row and then in the best of men. DAVID LeGRAND GERALD Dave . . . My Goodness . . . Lonely Man . . . 'One who works hard will come out on top. CAROLYN SUE GLADDEN āPeanut . . . Guess who called me last night? . . . Only You ... A clever girl in every way, szeāll make a success some day. MARY HELEN GLADDEN I m so happy for you . . . Will You Love Me Tomorrow , . . Delicacy is an attribute of heaven. PEGGY YOUNGBLOOD GOODWIN Peg . . . Wonderland by Night ... A good heart is worth gold. iors ERVIN MARTIN HUNTER, JR. MDuke . . . Who me? . . . Twilight Time . . Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow in every way. PATRICIA ANN JACKSON Pat . . . Bud . . . Ebb Tide . . . Intellect, grace, and humor, bubbling from the fountain of a sparkling personality. JOHN TILSON JOHNSON, JR. Honey Lamb . . . Sho-nuf? . . . Autumn Leaves ... A good athlete, a handsome guy-- Really a person to catch the eye. ā SUSAN SMITH KELLY Possum . . . Censored too! . . . Once in Awhileā . . . A true daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. ā 24 DAVID DeLANEYjSUSTAFSON Gusā . . . Have you got any 'antifreeze'? . . . Birdland ... I will not live degraded. JOSEPH RUSSELL HENNESSEE Joe . . . Fish . . . It ain't June. . . . Are You Lonesome Tonight ... A quiet smile con- ceals a wealth of friendship. BRENDA McLENDON HIOTT A husband has stolen her heart and ours, too. WED A JO HOUZE Weddie . . . Hey, honey! . . . Theme from a Summer Place . . . Laughing, smiling, ever- more she's a girl whom we all adore.ā JOYCE VIOLA LEMMON Crabby . , . If you say so! , . Ebony Eyes . . . They love her most, who know her best. JOHN LINDSAY LEVINER, JR. Skeet . . . Aw man, I'm sorry I . . . Twilight Time ... A good mind possesses a kingdom. DONALD RICHARD LEWIS Don . . . M Where's Harvey? ... Red River Rock . . . I do believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. ANNE DREW LITTLETON Andieā . . . Aināt we got fiin . . . Sweet Vio- lets . . . Neatness is the crowning grace of wom- anhood. WILLIAM EUGENE KELLY Gene . . . Huh? What did you say? . . . Will You Love Me Tomorrow . . . Take him how you will, heās a jolly good fellow. CAROL LOUISE KIMBLE Kitty . . . Please take me by the mill . . . Will You Love Me Tomorrow . . , True worth is in being, not seeming. CHARLES EDWARD LeGRAND Hoss man . . . Ah, Greasy! , . . Little Star . . . Live, laugh, and love; you'll be dead long enough! MARGARET CHRISTINE LEITNER Chris . . . How are you this morning? . . . Wonderland by Night. . . . There's more in one soft word of thine than in the world's defiant rebuse. ors 25 WILLIAM HAMPTON LONG, H Willie , . . You hadnāt got a grain , . . Sweetie Baby . . . Never try to be anything but what you are, CHARLES RILEY LUCUS Charlie . . . If I donāt change my mind, . . , ā You Can Have Her . , . ā Happy is the boy who smiles the whole day through. ā JOHN CLYDE McFADDEN Buddy Mac . . . Letās go to the āangleā . . . Fools Rush In . . . Happy, thoughtful, kind and true--there is no favor he will not do. JAMES JEROME McLENDON Mac . . . Youāre wrong, Gus. , . . Twilight Time . . , Mine be the strength of spirit full and free. SANDRA ELLEN McLENDON Sand . . . Linda, did you ask him? . . . Chills and Fever ... To know her is to love her. JOHN WAYNE McLENDON If you say so. . . . Wheels . . . Much of value, lies hidden beneath his shy and gentle smile. BENNIE JOE McMANUS, JR. Mac . . . You know it! . . . North to Alaska . . . His pleasing personality has won him many friends. HARRIET MOBLEY McMASTER Hallie . . . Hiiii Pattie . . . The Twelfth of Never . . . Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. 26 JUNE MEADOWS Jnne-Bug . , , Iāll force myself' . . . Scarlet -_bbons . . Ā The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. CHARLES ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY Good Boy . . . Would you look at that . . . āItsy-Bitsy-Teeny-Weeny-Yellow Polka-Dot-Bikini . . . Ambition--Professional hobo . . . CAROL ANN MORRIS Cam . . . Wanna be teacher's pet (Donald Greer's) . . . Unchained Melody . , , Her quiet gentle nature hides agreeable talents and sweet sincerity. LARRY ELLIOTT MURPHY Murph . . . like cool man! , . , I'm a Road- runner Baby ... Study is a pastime why over do It [ iors ESTHER ELISHA PEACH Pest ... I hope you choke ... Chills and Fever . . . The fountain of beauty is the heart of her every generous thought. ā BOBBY REGINAL PEAK Nick , . , Mr. Collins, may I be dismissed to- day . . . Will You Love Me Tomorrow ... A cheerful life spreads sunshine along the way. HERMAN EVERETTE PEAKE Buck . . . Gosh! . . . Lonely Man . . . Patience and quietness are among the best of virtues. MIRIAM KAY PEAY Mickey . . . Hey, y'all . . , Where the Boys Are . . . In all things be simple and sweet. 27 LINDA NELL PERRY Cupid . . . No, Sandra, I haven't asked him yet. . . . Watusi . . . Sincerity is the basis of her admirable personality. BETTY JO PLYLER Jo ... Ah Gee . . . Will You Love Me To- morrow . . . True worth is being, not seeming. FRANK EARLE POPE, HI Boo . . . Judy, you promised me! . . . Wait a Minute . . . Better hours too soon than minutes late! DARLENE LOUISE PORTER Punkin . . . Let's have a party I . . . Will You Love Me Tomorrow . . . Her quiet ways speak an understanding heart. SONJIA LEE PORTER Gumdrop , . . I'm not conceited, just honest. . . . To Each His Own . . . Gentle is manner, reserved in speech, and willing in service. VIRGIL WAYNE RABON Slim . . . Has anybody got their English . . . Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow . . . The world looks brighter if your attitude bespeaks cheer- fulness. JOHNNY KNOX RAGSDALE Bo . . . Never over serious, not too frivolous, a really good fellow. LINDA FAYE RAMSEY Willy . . . Put the good work on me. . . . Where the Boys Are ... A sparkling humor, a friendly smile. 28 JERRY LEE SMITH Smitty . . . Oh, Baby! . . . Everyday . . To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. JERRY SPENCER SMITH Spin . . . I agree . , , Ebony Eyes . . . Neat and quiet, and full of fun.H WILLIAM THOMAS REID JR. Billyā . . . What say? . . . Remember When . . . It becomes no man to nurse despair. LAWRENCE EUGENE REYNOLDS Greasy . . . Ah, but you know . . . Whisper- ing Pines . . . His interest lies beyond the field of books. ors SANDRA KAY SIKES Wad . . . Certainly . . . There's a Moon Out Tonight . . . Modesty is the grace of the soul, JIMMY JAUN ROBINSON Cudgie . . . Hindo , , . Sixy Ways . . . Life is real I Life is earnest! BONNIE LEE SHORT Shorty Short . . . You make me feel unwanted. . . . Special Angel . . , When a girl's heart is stolen, she will soon follow. NORMAN WAYNE SHULL Shultsie , . . Shut up, Johnnie. . . . Oh!ā . . . Ambition burns his brain like fire and to be a suc- cess is his desire. 29 JEAN MAREE STEWART Jeanne . . Really! Honest! . . . Billy . . . There is majesty in simplicity. MARY CATHERINE STEWART Kitty . . . Oh goodness! . . . Theme from the Apartment . . . The useful and beautiful are never separated. JOHN LUTHER SMITH Johnny . . . Man you've got troubles . . . Big Dad's Alabama Bound ... A quiet smile conceals a wealth of friendship. SPENCER RAY SPIGNER Tex . . . I love It! . . . Are You Lonesome Tonight . , . Happy I am. From care I'm free. Why can't they all be like me? BARBARA JOETTE SPIRES Nose . . . I'm not laughing, I'm smiling. . . . It's Not for Me to Say ... A smile for everybody, anywhere, all the time. JOHN MARION STARNES JR. Whales ... I love you . . . Theme from a Summer Place ... He abounds those qualities that make a man. BETTY ANNE STONE Betsy . . . Somewhere Over the Rainbow . , . Patience and fortitude conquer all things. EDDIE GEORGIANNA STRANGE Ted . . . Let's go to the Plantation . . . Stay . . . It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. 30 NELLIE GAY TIMMS Gay Baby . . Hey, wait a minute! . . . My Happiness . . , A friendly smile, an alert interest in all she sees and does. JUDY KAY THOMAS James . . . That's cool , Walk Right Back . , f Happiness lends poetic charm to women. JULIA ELIZABETH THOMPSON Betsy . . . Lemme tell ya! . . . ,fC est Ce Bon . . . All good things which exist are the fruits of originality. JOEL RAY VELASCO Tootie . . . Wow-we-e-e , . . Calcutta . . . Pleasing manners, smiling eyes, and a quiet count- enance make him most attractive. ors BARBARA ANN WEBB Bobbie . . . Aw Shucks. . . . Ebony Eyes . . . A joyful, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. GLORIA CORNELIUS WHITE Cornie , . . How 'bout that? . . . Blue Moon . . . So sweet a face, such angel grace. JAMES FURMAN WHITE Furgy . . . Hey 'Beck1, ask 'Chris' for the back room, , . . Found Love . . . Everyman will be my friend. SYLVIA ANN WILLIAMS Bugger . . . Joe Baby . . . I'm going to get married , . . Her hair was no more sunny than her heart. 31 JOHNNY LEONARD WILSON Milky T . . . Oh! Foot! . Spanish Harlem . . , History and math are taught to me, but ath- letics suit me to a āTVā NELLIE FAYE WILSON Nellie Bell . . . Let's kick it out ... Is a Blue Bird Blue ... As merry as the day is long. Senior Superlatives Most Dependable MARY LYNN BROWN FURMAN WHITE Most Courteous ā¢ GLORIA WHITE JOHNNY STARNES Most Intelligent MARY JIM GUNTER LINDSAY LEVINER PAM FELLERS WESLEY BAKER Most Likely to Succeed Most Original Friendliest Best All-Around 36 MARY LYNN BROWN DUB DAVIS Miss DAR King Teen Miss Hi Miss MARY LYNN BROWN WESLEY BAKER JEAN BASS Whoās GLORIA WHITE Girls' State MARY LYNN BROWN Girls State WILLIE LONG Boys State JOHNNY RAGSDALE Boys State ROY DAVIS Boys State LINDSAY LEVINER Beta Club President MARY COLEMAN Editor tr Halcyon FURMAN WHITE Senior Class President Who JEANNE STEWART Editor Halcyon DUB DAVIS Student Council President PAM FELLERS Editor Consolidated Comments 39 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Dove, Treasurer; Diane Stokes, Secretary; Billy Patrick, Vice-President; Henry Gerald, President. Sam Arnette Ben Bass Kay Bass Margie Beckham 40 Alona Beckham Ed Blair Glenda Bolen Faye Branham David Branham Don Branham T W. Branham Ruth Boone Ann Braziel Keith Brewington Anne Brown John Carter Ury F. Carter Billy Castles Leslie Clark Sammy Clowney 41 Isjolyn Clyburn Joyce Coleman Helen Collins Oscar Collins Bobby Cooper Larry Cotton Joyce Crawford Margaret Crumpton Vicki Dark Kenneth Davenport Libby Denton Patricia Denton Harvey Dickerson Pinkey F. Dickey Gloria Douglas Paul Dove 42 Elaine Dove Bucky Ellison Sandra Evans Dorothy Floyd Kenneth Foster Jamie Frazier Bobby Fuller Elmer Fuller j u n i o r s Henry Gerald Gale Haygood Julia M. Harden Spencer Hewitt 5:eve Hilton Marcia Hite Cindy Hiott Christine Holbrook 43 Dale Holmes Norma J. Hudson Tommy Hudson Bobby Johnson John H. Lewis Susie Lyles Judy Marsh Linda Martin James McDonald Ronald McPhatter Reginald McPhatter John McMaster Jerome Mincey Derrell Mixon Becky Motes Charles Neal j u n i o r s Billy Patrick 44 Carolyn Neeley Ted Nichols Betty J. Osborne Carroll Parlor Jane Pearson Georgia Peay Tina Powers Beverly Powers Alvin Raley Jeannie M. Ramsey Lionel Ransom Jamie Ravenel Martha Reece Verna Reynolds Judy Rhinehardt 45 Walter Rutland Patricia Rutland Patsy Shaw Carolyn Smith Margaret Smith Barbara J. Smith Brenda Starnes Marie Starnes Brenda Stevenson Martha Stevenson Jerry Stevenson Diane Stokes Wayne Sumner John Taylor Buddy Turkett Mary B. Turner j u n i o r s 46 Mary Jo Turner Jerry Viles Donald Walker Robbie Walker These sweatshirts helped finance our Junior-Senior joe Warmoth Larry Waters Brenda Weed 47 5elvia Wilson Eliza Wilson Johnny R. Wilson Theron Wilson Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jeannie Dove, Treasurer; Wayne Mixon, Secretary; John David Mattox, Vice-President; Billy Clarkson, President. David Albert Sammy Allen Emmie Lou Anderson Faye Bairefoot Dora Banks Carolyn Beam Gary Branham William Branham Marie Branham Beverly Brown Mary Boyd Brown Ann Ruth Brown Louise Bryce James Bundrick 48 Sophomores Susie Bundrick Larry Cail Spencer Carey Jenny Cathcart Tina Jean Cathcart Carolyn Cathcart Johnny Cathcart Robert Caudle Bobby Childers Danny Childers Tim Clark Billy Clarkson Mary Sue Clowney Teresa Cole Claude Coleman Don Coleman John Cotton Robert Cunningham Bobby Curlee William Davis Jane Dinkins Johnny Dixon Leola Driggers Annette Dove Jeannie Dove Amy Eargle David Ferguson Martha Jo Flanders Patsy Pickling Carolyn Freeman 49 Diane Friet James Foster Louis Fuller Freddie Gibbs Peggie Gladden Adrian Glenn Larry Godwin Ernestine Goldman Paul Grieb Joyce Gunter Judy Hackle Michelle Hanes Billy Haslett Terry Hegler Marie Hewitt Sophomores David Horne Norma Jean Hubbard Wayne Humphries Faye Ingle ]oe Isenhower Ester Jennings Billy Johnson Janice Johns Harold Keiner Tommy Ketchin Harold Kinley Callie Ladd Vern Le Macks Bobbie Lemmon Tommy Leviner 50 Sophomores Elizabeth Lucas Pauline Lucas Miriam Lyles Morris Lyles Thomas Maddox Serena Magill David Martin Judy Martin Patsy Mathis Brenda Jo Mattox Jean Mattox John David Mattox Rebecca Mattox Joyce Mayes Kenneth McLendon Jackie McGuirt Hayne McMeekin Joe Milling Jack Mincey Larry Mincey Rusha Mosely Wayne Mixon Edward Murphy Albert Parlor Patsy Patrick Faye Peake Jimmy Peake Ray Peake Sam Peake Randy Perry 51 Vivian Perry Wilburn Price Nick Propst Iris Pylant Thurmond Pullen Lois Quattlebaum Brenda Rabon Hermanette Raley Sally Ramsey Mary Ravenel Gloria Reynolds Dantzler Robinson Fay Sellers Barbara Sikes Edie Sheely Sophomores Gail Smith Haskell Smith Lois Smith Patsy Smith Jeanette Spivey Tommy Sprott Linda Stevens Johnny Stewart Glen Taylor Judy Taylor Charles Truesdale Judy Weed Helen Wilson Jimmy Wilson Richard Yongue 52 Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Oliver Johnson, Treasurer; Ellen McMaster, Secretary; Francis Brewington, Vice-President; Dubbie Berry, President. NOT PICTURED Alex Boulware John Powell Robin Wilkes Betty Jo Abbott Richard Adams Irene Aragon Wayne Bailey Harold Baker 53 Freshmen Jackie Barrs Lillian Bass Larry Beam Howard Beckham Josephine Beckham Steve Beckham Shirley Bennett Dubbie Berry Ann Black Nancy Blair Stella Boulware Vicki Boulware Jimmy Boyter Ben Branham Billy F. Branham Darnell Branham Mary F. Brazington Joyce Brazil Francis Br . angton Thomas Broom Heyward Burley Mary Burley Melba Cail Stanley Carter 3renda Caudle Toby Chapman Annette Childers Annette Cogdill David Cooper Dwight Cooper Jennings Crouch Juanita Davis Linda Davis 54 Freshmen Tommy Davis Brenda Douglas El iz a b ethDougl as Jerry Douglas Larry Douglas Fitz Dove Patricia Dove Robert Dove Barbara Drew Sam Eden field Tilman Evans Bobby Faile Anita Falkner Janet Fellers Sue Fortune Beverly Freeman Barney Fuller Johnny Glisson Patricia Groomes Marsha Hackle Jimmy Hammond Charlie Hawkins Ann Henderson Bill Heron Craig Hinricks Pearl Holbrook Linda Huggins Gail Hutchinson Sammy Irby Harry Jeter Oliver Johnson Richard Johnson Rufiis Jones 55 Freshmen Diane Kelly William Kennedy Garris Ladd Byrd Larson Ronald Levister Jenny Littleton Brenda Lutz Carlie Ann Lyles Wade Macfie Frank Martin Sallie Martin Jackie Mattox Jolene Mattox Shirley McFadden Ellen McMaster Mary McMeekin Becky McSwain Barbara Miles Charles Mincey Frances Kay Mitchell Irvin Montgomery Sandra Morris Eric Murphy Rudy Murphy Brenda Myers Steve Neal Mary Pat Nichols Nancy Nunn Berkely Palmer Larry Parker Billy Patrick Gene Peake Millie Pope 56 Freshmen Paul Porter Kitty Powers Rusty Price Diane Ragsdale Irwin Renwick Shirley Reynolds Douglas Rhymer Rusty Robinson Buddy Roof Becky Sanders Joe Sanders Nell Sellers Judy Sims Skipper Sims Patsy Short Boykin Smith Donald Smith Susan Smith Judy Spires Jayne Stevenson Jake Stone Sandy Strange Cecil Tanner Mary Tanner A. T, Thigpen Ricky Thomas Jimmy Warmoth Cornelia Waters Ann Wiles Bill Wilkes Judy Wilkes Wayne Wilson Joseph Wishart 57 Sub-Freshmen SUB-FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Jimmy Blackwelder, President; Patsy Craft, Vice-President; B. Brown, Secretary; Ruth Thompson, Treasurer. Elizabeth Andrews Carolyn Armstrong Roger Armstrong Jo Ann Banks John Barfield Frances Bass Harriet Beckham Judy Berley Eudell Black Jimmy Blackwelder Larry Bolick Francis Boulware Mac Boulware Patsy Boulware Renee Boulware Suzette Boulware Jerry Boykin Dickie Brabham 58 Sub-Freshmen Diane Branham Kenneth Branham Gwen Branham Larry Branham Marvin Branham Odell Branham Patricia Branham Priscilla Branham Rodger Branham Roger Branham Gene Brigman Ernie Broome Mary Frances Brown B. Brown Betty Bryant Irene Bryce Bobby Caldwell Jimmy Carter Paul Castles Nancy Clyburn Bobby Cooper Donald Collins Van Collins Jimmy Connor Steve Connor Carolyn Conyers Patsy Craft Joan Crossland Bud Dark Roberta Davis Alan Dean Diane Denton Mickey Dinkins Danny Dickerson Harry Dickerson Kent Doty Bernie Douglas Frederick Douglas Sylvia Douglas Ben Driggers Mildren Ellenburg Doug Enlowe 59 Sub-Freshmen Billy Estes Johnny William Evans Jane Byrd Finley Janet Floyd Pat Ford Betty Fort Ann Frazier Fran Frazier Sara Ann Fuller Johnny Gainey Sara Gibson Curtis Goldman Rex Graves Wanda Grice Dobbie Gunter James Gunter Robert Hackle Heyward Harden Rudy Harrington Buddy Harrison Ronnie Harsey Wayne Harsey Allen Hennessee Charles Hennessee Bobby Ray Hill Margie Hill Dewitt Hinson Woody Hollis Bennie Hornsby Mary Jo Hornsby Sue Houze Kenneth Hudson Bonnie Huggins Brenda Humphries Donnell Humphries Billy James J. W. Johnson Margaret Johnson Jimmy Jones Miner Jones Gloria Kelly Lynda Knotts 60 Sub-Freshmen Richard Ladd Jack LeGrand Charlotte Leitner Elizabeth Leitner Donald Levister Ellen Lewis Johnny Lewis Scottie Lewis Butch Loftin Sammy Logan Mack Lynn Johnny Martin Vernan Mayes Marilyn McDaniel Helen McFadden Gerald McLendon Kenneth McManus Jimmy McMillan Anne Melvin Jimmy Milling David Mode Mildred Montgomery Jerry Murphy Clarence Myers Billy Neely Jimmy Os burn Belinda Parker Joly Parker Donald Parlor Betty Jean Peake Terry Peake Tommy Peake Billy Pearson Sandra Perry Marion Pope Janet Porter Richard Pullen Jo Ellen Pylant Ted Ragsdale Lizzie Ramsey Chip Ramsing Cathy Rexrode 61 Sub-Freshmen Marion Robinson Robbie Robinson Linda Rutland Tommy Louise Sanders Jo ye Sharpe David Shull Francine Sikes Elizabeth Simpkins Betty Smith Billy Smith Bobby Smith Thomas Smith Steve Spigner Richard Sprott Coby Stevenson Danny Stevenson Patsy Stevenson Susanne Strange James Taylor Tommy Taylor Eleanor Thomas Hal Thomas Ruth Thompson Jerry Truesdale Margaret Truesdale David Trueslow Jimmy Turner Jean Varnadore Butch Walker Spencer Walts Jimmy Ward Eileen Waters Johnnie White Lynn Whitworth Aubrey Williams Billy Ray Wilson Twila Wilson Mary Ann Windham Linda Ann Wood Grady Yarborough Hester Yongue J, W. Yongue 62 Organizations Regardless of his goal man has found team- work and service to his fellow man two of life's most vital elements. H a I c y o n t Assistant Editor BECKY MOTES Co-Editors JEANNE STEWART MARY COLEMAN Co-Business Managers WILLIE LONG LINDSAY LEVINER Assistant Business Manager MARCIA HITE Sponsors MRS, MARTHA WESTBROOK MRS. ANNA BOZARD Sports Editors BOBBY CLARKSON KITTY STEWART 64 Classes Editors JEAN BASS SUSAN KELLY, seated Feature Editors JUNE MEADOWS BETSY THOMPSON Literary Editors BETTY ANNE STONE JUDY CHAPPELL Typists LINDA MARTIN EMILY CASTLES ANNE BROWN HARRIET McMASTER Ā©000600Ā©Ā©Ā© 000000006 000000006 0000000660 ro, South Carolina, Friday, March 31, 1961 ā FACE BAR Glee Club Given Splendid Rating On March 15, 1961, the Winns- boro High School Glee Club went to Preher High School in Colum- bia, for a rating in singing. The Glee Club sang āāHis Yoke la Easyā from ' The Messiah,ā and āWinter.ā The Glee Club receiv- ed a rating of one. The solos and their ratings were: Pam Fellers, one, Betty Anne Stone, Harold Bryant, Theron Wilson, two, and Dantzler Robinson, three. There was also a sextet consisting of: P g hers rMen, Man' 1st Science Fair Said Successful The first annua! Winnsboro Ifigii Science Fair was conduct- ed by the science department Wednesday, March 29. Students that were eligible to enter had to be taking eighth or ninth general science, biology, chemistry, or physics. The projects had to be en- tirely the u-ork of the student:, and were limited to four feet by three feet. There were vari ... ,l- - .- ā¢ 'i1, dins! no volt- 11 day after ā s of three rman, Mr. d Mrs. Boy :lges. comedy depicting love, humor, and statistics? Come along with Meg Wheeler, played by June Meadows, as she goes to New York In find a husband. Mpp will usfĀ her statistics to Editor PAM FELLERS f he Assistant t LINDA MARTIN by Ask Any tririāā holds in store for you on evening of merriment as the rest of the cast help to complicate matters. The other players are Stan Gale. Lanny Ray Gunter, Dub Davis. Mary Coleman, Kitty Stewart, Mary Timms, Pat Jackson, Johnny Brigman, Weda Jo Houze, Andrea Dove, and Betty Anne Stone, Pam Fellers and Susan Kelly assist the capable Mr, Gale in directing. Wayne Shull is the efficient Set Director. Come and see āAsk Any Girl' On Tfciircdaw Ā«veninfl Annl 4 News Editor MARY COLEMAN for Assistant so SUSIE LYLES ing----Ā - -----.. āā This play is produced by speci- al arrangement with The Drama tic āā¢ā¢Ā« -- ' cai Feature Editor Johnson to Head Is KITTY stewart Block W Club I Set for April 10 The Block Wā Clu1- irst meeting on Ma Traejf coech Jo 1- Smith re- Ft, ...aLfallCO, wri-icn Oj -S. XI. llentz, director of F. T. A. club work in the state, and presented by members of the Eau Claire club. A citation from the Depart- I T ' -berS Volume 1. No. 5 āDistrict Fiveā Stuaent Council Rally Held Here The annual spring rally oi biu dem Council District Five wul held at Winnsboro High on March 24, Chairman, Dub Davit, brought the first session to ordet at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. The devotion, read by Maryā Lynn Brown, was followed by a cordial welcome to W. H, S. by Mr, E. A. Williams. Beautiful and It sextet the dii awaras i: presented icia Ford Frankie and Paul able men- ind Danny ented the nee 9. The ards in this i Brigman, md Susan ards were oilers; Honorable Skippc-i Millie j nd Morris iBubbai Lyles were awarded, honors in the chemistry division with Marcia Hite, Carolyn Smith, and Johnny Stewart receiving the honorable mentions. Larry Cotton was presented the physic. live Reporters: Bass, J., Flanders, Stevenson, Reid, Ravenel, Stokes, Ravenel, Brown, Bass, K. Strange, Dove. SEATED: Jennings, Jackson, Cathcart, Kelly. her of has House past fiv Mr. around and it. made on ed a picked of the (rating was the dangeri cold war have br vantage Americaiāweakness of bein' eptable to communist con f mind, which was illustrat- the turncoats in Korea. Th i was forceful oratory ami iccessful in getting its poin 66 Ā© o i floor was opend tor nations. Eddie Craig of Lan- r was chosen by acclama to serve as district chairman ext year. Lancaster will be st school for the next rally ;gates then divided int_ i to discuss various ideas .eial to the Student Council Ā«schools. i groups were lead by ttts from various schools in David Givens of Dents- president of the South Caro- ssoeialion of Student Cour.- nd Ann Brown of W. H. S Margaret Palmer led a ssion group of sponsors. ā¢re was a short break duritie t refreshments were served the cooperation of Mrs avis the school dietician, second session was the by outgoing presiden! in which reporters from arious discussion groups imaraed the findings of their As a whole tne trij proved Li omn c FoIIaumW tiiic v;- To be eligible to dect has to have ecu qmred amount of football, basketball track, or as a chi Tasbon High Please back the and help it to surt br boying cant porrt me it from TT member! Latin Banquet to IfeH Friday. A Members o. bo busy planning for the quet. The first year dents will furnish men: and also serve The most On the program will al comedy entitled of Julius Cae wili portray Caesar The banquet ax MPbt o'rloHr in the schooā CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS A GIRLāS PRAYER Af sweat jteen I first, bc'ian The banquet, the honored spot, ' ibers : Editors WALLACE BRICE ā ā ā the DAVIS hearted . . . Neat. au. active.ā Petite . - Artistic . . A true friend. Jimmy Ray Douglas: Dead set on Newberry College . . Known for energy, and. with the heir of strong lungs, made a good cheerleader . . . constant travel- er to Jenkinsville. T Onr ceni- alive! DEFINITIONS idetful slu Personal taxes: The unkindest cut of all. Variety is the spice oĀ£ life ā but monotony provides the groceries. Fog Is stuff itās dangerous to drive in ā especi- ally if itās mental Oā.e thing Ā t F be re- ie thing more ā cceive THE SCHOOL CHOIR SANG āEASTERTIDE TO CHURCH PEOPLE ā s of ,,7,v Hig! H TEAM ........... Newberry ________.Ā _____ Chester ..4_... live Sponsors MRS. GLADYS BASS MRS. SELWYN TURNER Chester Lancaster Clinton .... Union ome games. iff P 15 tern T SUPPORT YOUR PAPER! Dealers in Pulp wood Land and Timber ECONOMY DRUG THE MENāS SHOP STORE Winns boro. S. C. Prescription Druggists Your Friendly Drug STORE eooee Ipoooo I AIRFIELD LAUNDRY CLEANERS JUNE MEADOWS BETSY THOMPSON JOETTE SPIRES FUMAN WHITE WESLEY BAKER Cleaners3 The Winnsboro High Student Council was very active in its first year. The officers elected by the student body were President, Dub Davis and Vice-President, Anne Brown. Secretary, Audine Boone and Treasurer, Jamie Ravenel, were elected by the Council. The first activity of the council was to send representatives to the State Student Council Convention. Mrs. Patsy McLeod, co-sponsor of the club, Glen Taylor, Larry Cotton, and Dub Davis attended this convention where Dub Davis led a discussion group. During the year the club sponsored various activities; a pennant sale, eighth grade initiation, a bake sale, and a talent show. The District V Rally was successfully held at W. H. S. Dub Davis, District Chairman, presided. Approximately two-hundred delegates from various schools attended. Believing that all work and no play makes for dullness, the Student Council held a banquet for all of its members. Plans were made to leave the council in the hands of capable leaders. Anne Brown has been elected President for next year and Wayne Mixon has been elected Vice-President. President, DUB DAVIS Vice-President, ANNE BROWN Sponsors MRS. PATSY McLEOD MRS. MARGARET PALMER Student Council FIRST ROW: Ruth Thompson; Mack Boulware; Bobby Smith; Dub Davis; Anne Brown; Audine Boone, Sec- retary; Jamie Ravenel, Treasurer; Pam Fellers; Joyce Braziel; Jeannie Stewart; Carolyn Smith, SECOND RĀ£)W: Belvia Wilson, Glen Taylor, Jimmy Milling, Jeannie Dove, Mary Lynn Brown, Tommy Leviner, Lindsay Leviner, Wesley Baker, Heyward Burley, Johnny Stewart, Dubbie Berry, Rusty Price, John David Mattox, Mary Coleman. FIRST ROW: Bass, K., Collins, H., Bolen, Hiott, Bass, J., Fellers, McMaster, Coleman. SECOND ROW; Goodwin, Clyburn, Peay, Wilson, Harden, Turner, M. B., Dickey, Douglas, Stone. THIRD ROW: Gunter, Evans, Rhinehardt, Turner, M. J., Smith, Martin, Dickerson, Dove, P., Davenport. FOURTH ROW: Dove, A., Chappell, Burley, Stewart, Collins, M. J., Cotton, McDonald, Ravenel, Baker. FIFTH ROW: Stokes, War moth, Long, Mixon, McLendon, Leviner, Patrick, Beta Club FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS The Beta Club of Winnsboro High Is very proud of its accomplishments for its first year. Besides having several representatives at the annual Beta Club Convention in Columbia, the club sponsored a very successful Sock Hop at our high school gym. During the second semester members of the club gave scho- lastic help to students who asked for aid. We feel that our first year at our new school has been a very worthwhile one. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Pres., LINDSAY LEVINER Vice-Pres.Ā BILLY PATRICK Sec., KAY BASS Treas., DIANE STOKES Officers President WESLEY BAKER Vice-President REGINALD McPHATTER Secretary RANDY PERRY MICHELLE HANES Treasurer sandra mclendon RONALD McPHATTER D. E. Wesley Baker receives award Sponsor MRS. HELEN R. TAYLOR The Winnsboro Distributive Education Club enjoyed a most successful year. At the monthly meetings, the speakers brought informative and inspirational messages- The mem- bers wrote and presented programs for assembly, the Men s Club, and the Breakfast Club. An article appeared in THE DISTRIBUTOR, the D. E- national paper. A hundred people attended the Employer-Employee banquet. Other activities for the year included the district meeting, the state meeting, the Christmas party, and the spring picnic. The club re- ceived a three-star plaque, the highest award in its field, in the state contest. 70 FIRST ROW: Houze, Perry, McLendon, Boone, Holbrook, Plyler, Hanes. SECOND ROW: White, Gunter, Gerald, Carter, LeGrande, McPhatter, R, THIRD ROW: McPhatter, R., Spigner, Baker, Davis, Peake, OFFICERS President - -..........-..................ROY DAVIS Vice-President - ā-------------- - JANE PEARSON Secretary........................ MARY LYNN BROWN Treasurer------------------------------ RAY FULLER Sponsor...................... MRS. LAURA THOMAS The Future Business Leaders of America has had a very interesting year. They had a membership of 54 students. The club had monthly meetings at which they had guest speakers to present various subjects. Two social meetings were held during the year with re- freshments served. One project sponsored by the club was providing the teachers with an assistant. Members of the F, B.L.A. served as these assistants and helped type for the teachers. Business Education Day was observed by the club on April 18, 1961. The club visited various businesses and the University of South Carolina in Columbia. The purpose of this event was to help some of the members in making a decision for their future work or education. Overall, the F. B.L.A. had a very progressive year in the new Winnsboro High School. FIRST ROW: Crawford, Sikes, Bolen, Powers, Collins, Rutland, Williams, Ramsey, Brown, M. L., Thomas. SECOND ROW: Beam, White, Strange, Hudson, Reynolds, Walker, Pearson. THIRD ROW: Blume, Peach, Brice, Starnes, B., Floyd, Gladden. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Starnes, M., Porter, S., Porter, D., Blackwell, Short, McMaster, Stewart, Carroll, Wilson, Haygood, Osborne, Brown, A. STANDING: Davis, Evans, Fuller, Castles, Morris, Hewitt, Boone, McLendon, Leitner, Clyburn, Brown, B., Boone, R., Smith, Beckham, Coleman. French Club The French Club began its activities with ā Hey Day at the beginning of our school year to better acquaint ourselves with our neighbors. The Christ- mas Banquet and Ball sponsored by the French Club, was enjoyed by all members and their dates at the Shrine Club, Food, clothing, and toys were given to indigent families by the French Club members. The members wrote and prepared a chapel program You the Student to the student body. This year has been most successful for the French Club. OFFICERS Sponsor, Mrs. Elaine Jones; Secretary, Mary Jo Bur- ley; President, Jimmy McLendon; Vice-President, Carolyn Smith; Treasurer, Harriet McMaster. FIRST ROW; Fellers, Crawford, Harden, Timms, Evans, Turner, M. J., Stokes, Sikes, Meadows, Hiott, Burley, Boone. SECOND ROW; Turner, M. B., Rhinehardt, Bass, J., Kelly, Lemmon, Dove, Gunter, Martin, Stone, Stewart, McMaster, H., Jackson, Reynolds, Dickie, Bass, K., Smith, Lyles, Starnes, Coleman. THIRD ROW: Cotton, Brewington, McLendon, Parlor, Velasco, Starnes, J,, Taylor, Brigman, Davis, Leviner, Patrick, Mc- Master, J., Dove, P., Fickling, Neal, Pope, Carter, Johnson. 72 FIRST ROW: Ravenel, Jennings, Lyles, M., Quattlebaum, Fickling, Cathcart, T., Sellers, Magill. SECOND ROW: Dove, Goldman, Weed, Banks, Cathcart, C., Patrick, Brown, M., Stevens, Cathcart, J., Lemmon THIRD ROW: Taylor, Gladden, Dinkins, Chappell, Boul- ware, Sheely, Martin, Flanders, Brown, A., Eargle FOURTH ROW: Caudle, Robinson, Sprott, Propst, Clarkson, Mixon, Grieb. FIFTH ROW: Lyles, B., Milling, Cotton, Haslett, Glenn, Mattox, Gibbs, Coleman, Leviner. The Latin Club is the extra in the Latin Department that provides an opportunity for deeper study and broader appreciation of our Roman Heritage. Through the plays, songs, stories, a banquet, and the Latin Forum enjoyed by the club, members have grown in the knowledge of Romans that cannot be found elsewhere. IFFICERS: Vice-President, Mixon; Treasurer, Cole- man; President, Leviner; Recording Secretary, Ste- eas; Corresponding Secre- tary, Dove; Sponsor, Mrs. Mary C, Eargle. Scenes from Roman Banquet F.T.A. OFFICERS President Harriet McMaster, Vice-President Carolyn Glad- denĀ Treasurer Mary Coleman, Secretary Buddy McFadden. A teacher lives on and on. Through all the generations she shall teach. Our aim has been to learn something of the requirements of the teaching profession with emphasis on character, scholarship, personality and teacher ethics. We have tried to make a contribution to the school, not only by upholding its high ideals, but by actively sponsoring American Education Week, Alcohol Education Week, and Spiritual Enrichment Week. We conferred a singular honor on our sponsor, Miss Kathleen Lemmon, by nam- ing our club for her. Sponsor MISS KATHLEEN LEMMON FIRST ROW; McMaster, Lemmon, Dove, Timms, Bass, J,, Motes, Black, Jackson. SECOND ROW; Brown, M., Houze, Collins, Porter, Chappell, Martin, Rhinehardt, Hiott, Bass, K. THIRD ROW: Bur- ley, Porter, Strange, Brice, Stevenson, Smith, Douglas, Shaw, Dickey. FOURTH ROW: Morris, Stew- art, K., Stewart, J., Fellers, Baker, Boone, Dark, Starnes, Coleman. FIFTH ROW: Meadows, Blume, Castles, Gladden, Gunter, Kelly, McFadden, Brown, Lyles, Stokes, 74 Library Club OFFICERS KITTY STEWART, President JUDY RHINEHARDT, Vice-President CAROLYN SMITH, Treasurer ANNE BROWN, Secretary JIMMY McLENDON, Reporter Sponsor MRS. PATSY McLEOD The purpose of our Li- brary Club is to render serv- ice to the library and the school. Our members as- sist the librarian working at the desk and shelving books. When the club was organized this fall, each member was assigned duties, and during the year we have done our best for the library. We attended District and State Conventions. Our of- ficers for the district are Susie Lyles, Jean Bass, and Pat Jackson. FIRST ROW: Brown, M., Cathcart, C., Bass, Strange, White, Brown, A., Bolen, Turner, M., Starnes, Collins, Kelly. SECOND ROW: Martin, J., Ravenel, Martin, L., Pickling, Goldman, Weed, Lyles, S., Smith, Steven- son, Hite. THIRD ROW: McLendon, Davis, Castles, Brice, Jackson, Dove, Stewart, Douglas, McMeekin, Fel- lers, Cathcart, J,, Stevens, Quattlebaum, Jennings, Lyles, M., Dark, Rhinehardt, Clyburn, Black, Turner, M., Coleman. FOURTH ROW: Shull, Davis, Gunter. 75 F.F.A FIRST ROW: Branham, F., Murphy, E., Johnson, R., Douglas, J,, Mincy, Bundrick, Branham, W., Wilson. SECOND ROW: Truesdale, Christie, Ragsdale, Branham, D., Dickerson, Rutland. THIRD ROW: Dixon, Wishurt, Clowney, B. Fuller, B., Cail, Murphy, R., Martin, Peake. FOURTH ROW; Levistor, Beckham, Clowney, S., Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: Murphy, L., Long, Rabon, Cathcart, Douglas, L., Reynolds, Fuller, R. Sponsors MR. R. R. FOSTER MR, TOM GLADDEN OFFICERS President, RAY FULLER Vice-President, LARRY MURPHY Secretary, JOHNNY RAGSDALE Treasurer, VIRGIL RABON Sentinel, JERRY STEVENSON Reporter, WILLIE LONG The Future Farmers sponsored two lovely sweethearts this year. The club also engaged In several contests such as livestock, poultry, and parliamentary contest. Fifteen members plan to attend the F. F. A. summer camp. Various other ac- tivities including forestry activities, sign for the school, and setting out shrubs on the school ground have been successful. Through the club, the school and the future farmers have been greatly improved. 76 F.H.A FIRST ROW: Morris, Spires, Bolen, Meadows, White, Strange, Rutland, Timms, Lemmon, Beckham, Blume, Davis, Lutz, Short. SECOND ROW: Gladden, Gladden, C., Houze, Brown, Short, B., Porter, Porter, D., Beck- ham, J., Mattox, Lyles, Beam, Clowney, Douglas, Cathcart, Shaw, Call. THIRD ROW: Powers, Leitner, Perry, Black, Ramsey, Brasington, Davis, Plyler, Boone, Haygood, McLendon, Williams, Sikes, Ramsey, L., Thomas, Smith, Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Starnes, Floyd, Blackwell, Friar, Taylor, J. Smith, Bairefoot, Brown, A., Osborne, Pearson, Dove, Myers, Caudle, Marsh, Hudson, Aragon, Mayes. FIFTH ROW; Mattox, Eargle, Burley, Sanders, Wilkes, Dove, Lucas, Rabon, Smith, L., Bundrick, Perry, V,, Gunter, Wilson, Ladd, Johns. SIXTH ROW: Sellers, Spivey, Hackle, Mathis, Huggins, Hackle, M., Wiles, Nichols, Reynolds, Martin, Dove, P., Webb, Wilson, Walker. The Future Homemakers of America had a very good beginning at Winnsboro High. The membership of the club totaled 100, Activities throughout the year included events such as the State Fair in Columbia during October, the District meeting at York, the sub-district meetings, and serving for civic groups, and school groups at ban- quets. Each month the club had a regular meeting. The F. H. A. sold candy in order to in- crease their treasury to carry on some of the district activities. We contributed to the F.H.A. Scholarship Loan Fund, which assists members or former members of the F. H. A. in preparing themselves for a career in the field of Home Economics, the camp fund, which is used to help keep up and improve the Mountain Rest Camp and the Beach Camp, Other projects included helping with the in- ternational project Stamps for Turbfrim, an institution that collects used postage stamps and sells them for the support of the fight against tuberculosis among children in Norway. OFFICERS President........................... RANDY PERRY Vice-President ------------ ā ā- GLORIA WHITE Secretary.......................MARY LYNN BROWN Treasurer..........................WEDA JO HOUZE Reporter --------------------------ā - FAYE INGLE Sponsors......................MISS SARA FAUCETT MRS, VIRGINIA LEITNER Winnsboro High Boys 4-H Clubs, consist- ing of three clubs for the various age groups, were very active this year. They had a joint achievement banquet with the girls, built a 4-H Christmas Float, and had a 4-H Dairy Judging team. The Electric Club, which had thirty-six members including both boys and girls, was also most successful. The boysā clubs won two blue awards at the State Broiler Contest. Mr. Boggs, Assistant County Agent, served as sponsor for these clubs. Harry Jeter and Princess Graceā Boys' 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Cooper, Myers, Mayes, Jones, Goldman, Peake, Parlor, Trusdale, Ragsdale, T., Burley, Mont- gomery, E., Branham, Boulware. SECOND ROW: Castles, Dickerson, H., Ramsey, Bolick, Dickerson, Levister, R,, Taylor, J., Robinson, Thomas, Dove, Price, Godwin, Gibbs, Ferguson, THIRD ROW: Davis, Castles, B., McManus, K., Smith, Taylor, Evans, Ladd, Parker, Glenn, Jeter, Lewis, J., Murphy, J., Gunter. FOURTH ROW; Spigner, Baggott, Brown, Davis, Rabon, Lewis, D., Reynolds, Montgomery, C., McManus, B., Johnson, J. W., Dickerson, Fuller, Clowney, Ragsdale, J., Lewis, J., Douglas. 78 Girlsā 4-H Club FIRST ROW: McGill, Carter, Clyburn, Rutland, Beckham, A,, Haygood, Douglas, Blume. SECOND ROW: Aragon, Clyburn, Branham, Perry, Ramsey, Andrews, Timms, Lemmon, Gunter. THIRD ROW: Branham, Waters, Groomes, Boulware, Beckham, J., Lyles, Mattox, Thompson, Beam, Stone. FOURTH ROW: Sellers, Fellers, Beckham, H., Grice, Rexrode, Porter, Waters, Knotts, Clowney. Winnsboro High Girls1 4-H Clubs, consisting of three clubs for the various age groups, engaged in various activities this year. Each girl had a project which was judged at the May meeting. The win- ners were privileged to at- tend Round-Up at Camp Long during July. Mrs. Beckham, County Home Demonstration Agent, served as sponsor. iims8oĀ«o Mrs. Tereasa Beckham, Mr. A. D. Boggs, Carter, Lewis, Murphy, Clowney, Thomas, Beam, Martin, McManus. 79 All-State Chorus Brenda Weed Martha Stevenson Bill Patrick Harold Bryant Jimmy Ray Douglas Theron Wilson Tommy Sprott Helen Collins Glenda Bolen OFFICERS Glee Club Sextette President THERON WILSON Vice-President MARY JO TURNER Secretary MARCIA HITE Betty Ann Stone Treasurer MARTHA STEVENSON Glenda Bolen Pam Fellers Barbara Sikes Brenda Weed |H Mary Jo Burley v FIRST ROW: Burley, Bennett, Larsen, Weed, B. Weed, J., Thomas, Mode, Mattox, Sikes, Ramsey, Frazier A., Tanner, Grice, Frazier, F., Thompson. SECOND ROW: Jennings, Leitner, E., Collins, Kelly, Douglas, Harsey, Walker, Brabham, Pope, Martin, Turner, Stewart, Strange, Chappell, Arm- strong, Bolen. THIRD ROW; Stevenson, B., Holbrook, C., Hite, Lewis, McMaster, McPhatter, White, Douglas J., Davis, Sprott, R., Sprott, T., Holbrook, P., Rexroad, Smith, Melvin. FOURTH ROW: Stone, Leitner, C., Clowney, Stevenson, M., Robinson, McPhatter, Bryant, Wilson, Hinson, Patrick, Carroll, Davis, Kimble, Truesdale, Beckham, Band MEMBERS: Sprott, T., Patrick, P,, Brigman, Crossland, Grieb, McDonald, Mincey, Shull, Wilkes, Harrington, McMaster, McMeekin, Ogburn, Truslow, Collins, Hammons, Hollis, Pearson, Williams, Ellenburg, Holbrook, Neely, Thomas, Mode, Chapman, Davenport, Stevenson, Sprott, R., Dove, McPhattei, Patrick, B., McPhatter, Hiott, Hutchinson, McSwain, Sims, J., Sheely, Connor, Craft, Dark, Sims, S., Lynn. OFFICERS President Paul Dove; Vice-Pres- ident James McDonald; Secre- tary Kenneth Davenport; Treas- urer Patsy Patrick. Director MR. WALTER GRAHAM 81 Mrs. Nelle Sprott Junior Play Ah! Aunt Abby. Aunt Abby Answers An Ad CAST Left to right; Brown, Taylor, Stokes, McMaster, Martin, Smith, Hilton, M. B. Turner, Patrick, and M. J, Turner. Aunt Abby - - MARY BARKLEY TURNER Anna.................DIANE STOKES Lillian ā............ ANNE BROWN Lucindy------------CAROLYN SMITH Essie..........- - MARY JO TURNER Mrs. Pruvianee-----LINDA MARTIN Horace Harter------BILLY PATRICK Billy---------------- JOHN TAYLOR Bobby--------------JOHN McMASTER Horace Harkwell------STEVE HILTON 82 Director MRS. M. L. HITE Senior Play CAST Meg Wheeler..........- JUNE MEADOWS Mr. Wheeler.........JOHNNY BRIGMAN Mrs Wheeler...........- PAT JACKSON Aunt Lettie - ---------ANDREA DOVE Aunt Fern...........................JO HOUZE Ada.........- -........MARY COLEMAN Lisa--...............KITTY STEWART Jeannie.................JOYCE BLACK Ruby..............MARY JEAN COLLINS Heidi.............- CAROL ANN MORRIS Alvin...............................DUB DAVIS Vince..................LANNY GUNTER Terry------------------------ JEAN BASS Evan Doughton---------------------STAN GALE Miles Doughton------- - - JOEL VALASCO Roomers -.........BETTY ANNE STONE TIMMS Ask Any Girl FIRST ROW: Properties Assistants, Davis, Fellers, Spires, Reid, Shull, Kelly. SECOND ROW: Cast - Morris, Stewart, Gunter, Coleman, Bass, Collins, Velasco, Meadows, Gale, Jackson, Brigman, Stone, Timms, Black, Davis, Dove, Houze. Director MR. F. S. GALE 83 Junior Friday afternoon! 19 The City Friday night! Theron sings Ole Man River and Some Enchanted Evening. FIRST ROW: Gladden, Spires, Stevenson, Flume, Burley, Dove, Bass, Wilson, N., Brice, Strange. SECOND ROW: Hunter, Davis, Baker, Busbee, Mincey, Hilton, McMaster, Raley. THIRD ROW: Long, Taylor, Byrd, Homes, Hudson, Patrick, Gerald, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Wilson, J., Clowney, Haslett, Lewis, Gustafson, Leviner, L., Clarkson, Leviner, T., Childers. Block Wā The Block W Club raised money by selling candy to at- tend football camp in August. The Block W also financed the boysā basketball and cheerleaderās trip to the Florence Invitational Tournaments. To honor the cheerleaders and girls and boys basketball teams, the Block W Club gave them a party at the end of the basketball season. The Club has been of great help to the Athletic Department. OFFICERS: SARA WALLACE BRICE--Secretary-Treasurer LINDSAY LEVINER--Vice-President JOHN JOHNSONāPresident A stadium under construction is a promise--a promise of games won and games lost, of teams victorious and teams defeated, of teamwork sought and achieved, of physical fit- ness won through hard work and practice. Football WINNSBORO HIGH WILDCATS FIRST ROW: Billy Clowney, Lindsay Leviner, David Gustafson, Theron Wilson, Reg- gie Byrd, Bruce Baker, Johnny Wilson, Don Lewis, E. M. Hunter, Tommy Busbee, Bobby Clarkson. SECOND ROW: Tommy Ketchin, Tommy Leviner, Buck Ellison, Jerome Mincey, John Taylor, Alvin Raley, Rusty Price, John McMaster, Oliver COACH JACK SMITH MANAGER BILLY HASLETT Captain John Johnson in action CAPTAIN THERON WILSON Johnson, Henry Gerald. THIRD ROW: Coach Herndon, Coach Smith, Johnny Stewart, Sam Arnette, Steve Hilton, Claude Coleman, Joe Sanders, Coach Leitner, Manager Haslett, COACH JACK HERNDON COACH BILL LEITNER COACH POP PAYNTER WINNSBORO HIGH B TEAM FIRST ROW: Miner Jones, Rufus Jones, Erwin Renwick, TTB. Brown, Billy James, Billy Neely, SECOND ROW: Donald Collins, Jimmy Blackwelder, Dickie Brabham, Heyward Burley, Larry Douglas. THIRD ROW: Wayne Mixon, David Martin, Alex Boulware, Francis Brewington, Dub- bie Berry, Larry Godwin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Leitner, Coach, Johnny Lewis, Manager Starting Team The TBoro Scores Go, Wildcats! 90 LINDSAY LEVINER Guard JOHNNY WILSON C enter TOMMY BUSBEE Tackle BOBBY CLARKSON T ackle DON LEWIS m Halfback BRUCE BAKER Guard REGGIE BYRD Guard E. M. HUNTER Halfback GUS GUSTAFSON Fullback BILLY CLOWNEY Guard THERON WILSON Tackle JOHN TAYLOR Quarterback DANNY CHILDERS Tackle DALE HOLMES Fullback HENRY GERALD H End, STEVE HILTON End JOHN McMASTER Guard JEROME MINCEY Center ALVIN RALEY W Quarterback Nāj SAM ARNETTE Halfback A CLAUDE COLEMAN V Tackle TOMMY KETCHIN End BUCKY ELLISON Guard JOE SANDERS Fullback |||A OLIVER JOHNSON Wr Halfback JOHNNY STEWART Guard TOMMY LEVINER End RUSTY PRICE Halfback Homecoming SARA WALLACE BRICE - Homecoming Queen Sonjia Porter E. M. Hunter Senior Sponsors Brenda Stevenson Bruce Baker Nancy Yongue Lindsay Leviner Mary Helen Gladden Tommy Busbee Jean Bass David Gustafson Pam Fellers Billy Clowney Sara Wallace Brice Bobby Clarkson Mary Coleman John Johnson Underclassmen Sponsors June Meadows, Edie Sheely, Janice Johns, Martha Jo Flanders, Becky McSwain, Linda Davis, Diane Stokes, Mary Boyd Brown, Anne Brown. 95 During the Game 96 Cheerleaders Hey! Has anyone seen the team? Vicki Dark, Rusha Mosely, Joette Spires, Brenda Stevenson, Jean Bass, Sara Wallace Brice, Becky Motes. HEAD CHEERLEADER: Sara Wallace Brice Symbols of true school spirit! ,-3 8 . Ā $ 97 Hugo, let's get the team ready for the game! ā ā i . Girls' Basketball FIRST ROW: Joyce Coleman, Mary Jo Burley, Carolyn Gladden, Sara Brice, Nellie Wilson, Florrie Blume, Brenda Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Gladden, Renee Boulware, Patricia Groomes, Rusha Mosely, Iris Pylant, Joyce Lemmon. Girls bring home first W.H.S. trophy Now, girls, this is a ball.ā Managers: ANDREA DOVE TED STRANGE 98 ā MlMil FLORRIE BLUME Guard NELLIE WILSON Guard SARA WALLACE BRICE Guard - Captain mmmm] MARY JO BURLEY Forward JOYCE COLEMAN Forward BRENDA STEVENSON Guard JOHNNY WILSON Forward JOHN McMASTER Center ALVIN RALEY Guard BILLY PATRICK Guard A TEAM FIRST ROW: Dub Davis, Johnny Wilson, Willie Long, John McMaster, Alvin Raley, Billy Patrick, and Lindsay Leviner. SECOND ROW: Jamie Ravenel - Manager Kenneth Davenport, Tommy Hudson, Roy Davis, John Taylor, and Coach Leitner. Bā TEAM FIRST ROW: Buddy Turkett, Larry Murphy, Joe Sanders, Billy Haslett, and Tommy Leviner, SECOND ROW: Johnny Stewart, Larry Goddwin, Toby Chapman, Jerome Mincey, Larry Doug- las, Johnny Cathcart, and Beaverā Ellison, NOT PICTURED: COACH PAYNTER 101 Baseball FIRST ROW: Johnson, O., Stewart, Godwin, Raley, Ransom. SECOND ROW: Price, Lewis, Johnson, J., Hunter, Hudson. THIRD ROW: Hilton, Taylor, McDonald, Gunter, Smith, Coach MR. JACK HERNDON Manager JOHNNY LEWIS Track 104 FIRST ROW; Price, McMeekin, Ogburn, LeGrande, Blackwell, Harsey, Mixon, Martin, SECOND ROW: Sanders, Raley, Velasco, McMaster, Childers, Gerald, Raley. Athletic Banquet Marvin Bass of the University of South Carolina speaks at 1960- 1961 Athletic Banquet. Carolyn Gladden receives Most Val- uable Player award for girls' basket- ball. Johnny Wilson receives Most Val- uable Player award for boys' basket- ball. 105 Athletic Banquet John Johnson receives Most Valuable Player award for football. Johnny Wilson receives the William R. Price Memorial Trophy, Scholarships LINDSAY LEVINER will attend Wofford on a football scholarship. 106 JOHN JOHNSON will play football at West Point by appointment. Features The architect's efforts symbolize man's desire to cre- ate beauty, knowing that the creation of unchanging beauty is mortal man's only hope for immortality of memory. Scenes of Contest Contestants for Miss Halcyon Ten finalists Bill Haslett presents the girls Five finalists Sara Wallace Brice is crowned Miss Halcyon 108 Miss Halcyon and class beauties. rrMiss Halcyon99 Sara Wallace Brice 109 Miss Sophomore MARY BOYD BROWN Miss Freshman ā PATRICIA GROOMES Miss Sub-Freshman JOAN CROSLAND Sweethearts Becky Motes Jean Bass rrThe Rockettesā Left to right: Mary B, Brown, Linda Stevens, Esther Jennings, Mary Ravenel, Carolyn Beam, Lois Quattle- baum, Jeannie Dove, Glen Taylor, Martha Jo Flanders, Edie Sheely, Rusha Mosley, Joyce Mayes, and Faye Sellers, Commencement Activities Baccalaureate Sermon Class Night June 6, 1961 Marshals and Ushers John McMaster, Billy Patrick, Susie Lyles, Kay Bass, Diane Stokes, Anne Brown, Henry Gerald, and Paul Dove. Class Poem To our former schools we said good-by And quickly loved new Winnsboro High. As the first senior class, we led the way That future seniors would follow some day. The eighth of June was the chosen date. For the first senior class to graduate. Now to strive for higher education We leave our school with deep appreciation. Winnsboro High in only one year, Gave us memories to treasure so dear. Some of joy and some of sorrow Yielding sublimely our hope for tomorrow. This year we leave with grateful heart Though happy and sad with reluctance depart. And eagerly await the years to come The proud, happy Class of Sixty-One. MARY JEAN COLLINS Class Poet Class History Our day of graduation has finally come after five years of hard work. It seems as only yesterday that we entered high school as frightened sub-freshmen, who were very proud to consider ourselves as high school students. After our initiation, the high point of our sub-freshman year, we felt as if we really were a part of high school. Our freshman year many of us joined various clubs, participated in sports, and were active in many other school activities. Our sophomore year seemed to us as the point of no return, as we had completed two years of high school and had only two years remaining. Our junior year swept by very rapidly as we practiced for our Junior Plays. The high point of this year was our planning the Junior-Senior Proms, Several honors came to our class members this year as several girls were chosen to attend Girls State and several boys were chosen to attend Boys' State. This representation was on a county wide basis. Our high school days were begun at Ridgeway, Blackstock, Monticello, Jenkinsville, Greenbrier, and Mount Zion. Little did we know that in our senior year we would all be united in one beautiful school. This year has indeed been the happiest of our high school days. We worked hard practicing for our Senior Play, ASK ANY GIRL. In the spring we were honored by the junior class at our Junior-Senior Prom, which had the theme, THE CITY OF LIGHTS. Now it is hard to believe that we are seniors, that next year we will attend various colleges, and our high school graduation will be history, also. We will always cherish the memories of our high school days. DUB DAVIS Historian Last Will and Testament We, the Class of 1961, being of unsound body and insane mind, do will and bequeath our physical and mental posses- sions to the members of the rising Senior Class. As a collective body, we would like to will the following to the rising Senior Class: Our numerous tracks through the halls, and our morning meeting places near the lockers. As individuals we would like to will the following: BONNIE SHORT and ESTHER PEACH will their shorthand ability to Carolyn Clyburn and Margaret Crumpton. RAY FULLER leaves his Elvis-like haircut to Edward Blair. MARY JEAN COLLINS bequeaths her creative ability to Judy Marsh and Oscar Collins. MARY COLEMAN leaves for West Point. JIMMY RAY DOUGLAS leaves his love for physics to Harvey Dickerson and Sammy Clowney. BETTY ANNE STONE and JUDY CHAPPELL will their places on the Honor Roll to Spencer Hewitt and Sam Arnette. WALLACE BOULWARE and JOE HENNESSEE leave their shyness of manner to Robert Branham and Joyce Coleman. VIRGIL RABON, FURMAN WHITE, and LARRY MURPHY bequeath their buses to Jerry Stevenson, and Tommy Hudson, hoping they will take good care of them. CHARLES MONTGOMERY, the Maynard G. Krebbs of the Senior Class, leaves his Bohemian ways to Butch Varnadore. DAVID GUSTAFSON leaves his obstinate behavior to Ted Nichols and Donald Walker. CHARLES LeGRAND wills his unique character to Paul Dove. PAM FELLERS would leave her voice to any aspiring vocalist in the Junior Class, but she will need it next year at Erskine. ANNE DREW LITTLETON leaves her unusual accent to Robbie Walker. BOBBY PEAKE and HAROLD BRYANT will their business like manner to Jerry Viles and Elize Wilson. MARY HELEN GLADDEN and JOHNNIE CARROLL leave their beautiful hair to Barbara Smith. MARY JO BURLEY leaves her fluency in French to Pierina Pielich. JOHN JOHNSON bequeaths his membership in the Beta Club to Susie Lyles and Marcia Hite. LINDA RAMSEY leaves her loquaciousness to Jennie Ramsey and Christine Holbrook. PAT JACKSON wills her ability to play football to Carolyn Smith and Diane Stokes. ROY LEE DAVIS, Winnsboro's Jack-of-all- trades, leaves his varied jobs to Bobby Johnson and Faye Branham. WILLIE LONG leaves his ability to excel in geometry to Cindy Hiott. SANDRA SIKES and JUDY THOMAS bequeath their Business English ability, to Beverly Powers and Jane Pearson. WESLEY BAKER leaves his voice to Theron Wilson, although Theron doesn't really need it. JERRY LEE SMITH, the Pool shark of the Senior Class, wills his cue stick to Dale Holmes. JERRY SPENCER SMITH and DAVID GERALD leave their curly hair to Margaret Smith and Gale Haygood. GAY TIMMS bequeaths her freckles to Georgia Peay. ANDREA DOVE leaves her love for parties to Betty Jean Osborne. BARBARA BROWN leaves for the matrimonial altar. WAYNE McLENDON wills his enthusiasm and interest in baseball to Don Branham and David Branham. JOETTE SPIRES leaves her bass voice to Mary Jo Turner. KAY BEAM bequeaths her ability in bookkeeping to Brenda Weed. JOHNNY SMITH leaves his sense of humor to Martha Stevenson. JOE ALBERT wills his mechanical aptitude to Walter Rutland. MIRIAM PEAY leaves her slenderness to Patsy Shaw. AUDINE BOONE wills her position at the Economy Drug Store to Ruth Boone and Billy Castles. TED STRANGE and CAROL ANN MORRIS leave their love of college men to Marie Starnes and Kay Bass. EMILY CASTLES and JEAN BASS leave their close friendship to Sandra Evans and Joyce Crawford. LANNY RAY GUNTER wills up- stairs Cornwell to Lionel Ranson. BOBBY CLARKSON leaves his concern for his figure to Wayne Summers. BOBBY FICKLING bequeaths his perfect eyesight to Linda Martin. PEGGY GOODWIN leaves her ability to maintain a peaceful home to Brenda Starnes and Jesse Lee Douglas. DON LEWIS wills his baseball bat to Larry Waters, JOHNNY STARNES and WED A JO HOUZE leave their English ability to Doug Neal and Verna Reynolds. SPENCER SPIGNER bequeaths his nickname Tex to Buddy Turkett. LINDSAY LEVINER, REGGIE BYRD, and E. M. HUNTER leave their places on the gridiron to Buckey Ellison and Steve Hilton. HARRIET McMASTER and JIMMY McLENDON just leave for Carolina. TOMMY BUSBEE and BENNIE McMANUS will about 50 pounds each to Libby Denton. BARBARA WEBB and SANDRA McLENDON bequeath their quiet and unassuming ways to Becky Motes. BETSY THOMPSON leaves her artistic ability to John Carter. GENE KELLY leaves his excellent sense of humor to Jerome Mincy. BRUCE BAKER and DARLENE PORTER will their dancing ability to Ann Brazil and Derrill Mixon. JUNE MEADOWS and STAN GALE leave their acting ability to Joe Warmoth and Margie Beck- ham. JOHNNY BRIGMAN bequeaths his love of underclassmen to Henry Gerald who does pretty well with them himself. MARY LYNN BROWN and HERMAN PEAKE leave their dependability to Glenda Bolen, CAROL KIMBLE and GLORIA WHITE leave their love for Greenbrier boys to Belvia Wilson. JOYCE LEMMON wills her quaint smile to Brenda Stevenson. BOBBY BROWN and CHRISTINE LE1TNER leave their shyness to Donald Branham and Mary Frances Carter. MITCHELL CARTER wills his red hair to Johnny Ray Wilson. CAROLYN GLADDEN and BETTY JO PLYLER leave their jobs at the dime store to whoever wants them. SONJIA PORTER bequeaths her job in the lunchroom to Mr, Stevenson. NELLIE WILSON leaves her incessantly contagious laughter to Norma Jean Hudson. JOHNNY RAGSDALE leaves his tacit behavior to Gloria Douglas and Elmer Fuller. JOHNNIE WILSON and DUB DAVIS will their basketball ability to John Taylor, John McMaster, Alvin 115 Raley, and Kenny Davenport. EARLE POPE and JEANNE STEWART leave Jody Rhinehardt and Billy Patrick. SUSAN KELLY leaves her smoking sessions to Mary Barkley Turner and Julia Margaret Harden. SARA WALLACE BRICE wills her ability to win beauty contests to Ann Brown, ANN WILLIAMS and JOYCE BLACK leave their shortness to James McDonald and Ronald McPhatter. JIMMY ROBINSON and EUGENE REYNOLDS just leave. LOUIS CHRISTIE wills his love of cars to Johnny Lewis and Leslie Clark. MARY JIM GUNTER and WAYNE SHULL will their Einstein brains to Bobby Cooper and Bobby Fuller. BUDDY McFADDEN and BARNEY BAGGOTT leave their jobs at the A P to Ben Bass and Reginal McPhatter. FLOR- RIE BLUME bequeaths her typing ability to Patricia Rutland and Alona Beckham. BILLY REID bequeaths his ability to get along with Mr, Gale to Larry Cotton. JOEL RAY VELASCO leaves his love for getting dismissed to Carolyn Neely. KITTY STEWART doesn't leave anything; she wants to take it with her. Signed, sealed and delivered by Witnessed by KITTY STEWART and BILLY REID CATHY LEVINER and TONY LONG 116 Prophets; LINDSAY LEVINER and SARA WALLACE BRICE Prophecy At last we are numbered among the prophets, and mindful of the fate that befalls false ones, we realize that our proph- esy must be true. So we place the crystal globe before us and record faithfully what we see there. As I gaze into the crystal, the year 1971 rolls around - the shadows deepen and take form, and the Winnsboro High School trigonometry classroom appears. Standing before the door is BOBBY PICKLING with a number of books in his hand. The vision fades so quickly that I do not learn whether he is teaching or looking forward to graduation at this late date. Next appears the physics classroom which is unusually quiet. Ah yes! The reason for this silence is that BRUCE BAKER is no longer a member of the class. Suddenly the crystal darkens and then a new scene appears. It is New York City and here I see PAM FELLERS and BETTY ANN STONE are howling successes in the Metropolitan Opera. Also, DON LEWIS has the uplifting position of elevator boy in a large department store. JOEL VELASCO and JUNE MEADOWS are the stars in a current Broadway pro- duction, however I must mention that JIMMY RAY DOUGLAS is the director this time. GENE KELLY, who has always had a leaning toward the higher morals and better things in life, is now an officer in the Salvation Army. Very rapidly these other pictures form before my eyes: DUB DAVIS has just finished writing a book entitled HOW TO WIN IN LOVE AND WAR. If he wrote it from personal experience, the title should have been HOW TO BECOME a CHEERFUL LOSER. CHARLES MONTGOMERY has achieved his life ambition to become a classical hobo, and FURMAN WHITE has recently been elected mayor of Cornwall. SUSAN KELLY and LANNY RAY GUNTER have taken over the Arthur Murray school of dancing and now maintain a respectable and successful business. JUDY THOMAS and SANDRA SIKES also operate a dancing school next door. BARBARA WEBB is a First Aid worker in the same building taking care of JUDY and SANDRAāS fractured and dislocated dancing pupils. I notice that PAT JACKSON has become head football coach at Clemson College. She was recently quoted in a well- known newspaper as saying, I can teach anyone my brand of football. DAVID GUSTAFSON is on an evangelistic tour of the country. Presently he has his tabernacle set up next to a pool room in Las Vegas. WESLEY BAKER, better known as the cookie snatcher, now operates his own bakery and BOBBY CLARKSON, who is the fat man in a big time circus, is his best customer. EUGENE REYNOLDS is now president of the Greyhound Bus Corporation. The fact that his buses are kept orderly and are always on time does not give us an accurate account of his high school record. Of course, you can readily guess that his competent rival must be SPENCER SPIGNER, head of the Trailways Bus Line. STAN GALE is the owner of a mortuary which gives Green Stamps and he will have a rushing business as long as JIMMY McLENDON and LINDSAY LEVINER are successful doctors. KITTY STEWART and JEAN BASS are operating a private school outside the city limits of Winnsboro. They are teach- ing high school students how to give the horselaugh in Mr. Gale's room without getting caught. CAROLYN GLADDEN is the private secretary of a successful young businessman, who just by mere chance, of course, happens to be JOHNNY STARNES. What is this I see? Why itās TED STRANGE performing an experiment in the laboratory of a large chemical firm. I can tell by the worried look on her face that something is not right. Look out! ! There goes an explosion and I can see Ted spinning through outer space. Thinking she is the first person in space, you can imagine her surprise when she sees EARLE POPE taking off from the moon headed for Venus to take JOYCE BLACK and WEDA JO HOUZE for a cruise around Earth in his white space ship. As she recovers from her fall, she is greeted by General JOHN JOHNSON and MARY COLEMAN who are expecting JOYCE LEMMON and SONJIA PORTER for dinner. With them will be two pointed-head moon men, LARRY MURPHY and E. M. HUNTER, whom they have taken a liking to. The latest news is that JOHNNIE WILSONāS Moon Bums football team defeated JERRY LEE SMITHāS Moon Beams in a championship game today. MARY JIM GUNTER and PEGGY GOODWIN were on the sidelines leading a cheering section of hundreds of little green people. ROY DAVIS and TOMMY BUSBEE have gone on a safari to hunt horned monsters to shoot down with their new ray guns. College professor WAYNE SHULL and teacher BETSY THOMPSON are quite busy trying to show JOHNNY SMITH how to put a square peg in a round hole. CAROL KIMBLE is standing by explaining to MARY HELEN GLADDEN that she is con- fident of just how it is done. BENNIE McMANUS is operating a space service station. DAVID GERALD is helping him keep the rocket fuel flowing and LOUIS CHRISTIE is chief mechanic. I f 7 CHARLES LEGRAND is the franchised dealer for Satellite Put-Puts. BONNIE SHORT and KAYE BLACKWELL are sales ladies to give you a demonstration ride in your new Put-Put. Right next to this establishment is an assembly line for red Impalas. I see HARRIET McMASTER is production manager, having had much experience with this type of automobile during high school. JUDY CHAPPELL and JOHNNIE CARROLL own a sweetās shop on the planet Mars; selling only Mars candy bars, moon pies, and sundrops. I see a sign hanging in front of a little shop across the Milky Way. Hats for every occasion - ladies of distinction buy their space helmets at MARY JO BURLEYāS Helmet Shoppe. Next I see SARA WALLACE BRICE, who refused a career as an actress to become a psychology teacher. FLORRIE BLUME, BOBBY BROWN, and LINDA RAMSEY are sitting in on her classes trying to catch something they may have missed at dear, ole Winnsboro High. Big businessmen, RAY FULLER and WAYNE McLENDON, seem to be showing quite a profit in their manufacture of sky hooks!! Singing sensation of the Space Age is The Peake Boys, HERMAN and BOBBY with their hit recording of Thereās an Earth Out Tonight. They said it couldn't be done, but here are WILLIE LONG and REGGIE BYRD showing VIRGIL RABON and JOHNNY RAGS- DALE how to dribble a meteor. At Mars Hill University, the girls debating team, composed of ESTHER PEACH, SANDRA McLENDON, LINDA PERRY, and BETTY JO PLYLER, is thrashing out the question, Are Mars' two-headed men more intelligent than Earth's one- headed men? This, of course, puts judges JERRY SPENCER SMITH and JOE HENNESSEE on the spot. CAROL GUNTER, AUDINE BOONE, and BARBARA BROWN are sitting patiently out in space waiting for their ships to come in. And what do you think JOHNNIE BRIGMAN and BARNEY BAGGOTT are doing in outer space? Nothing!! I But I see a group of girls, KAY BEAM, MARY JEAN COLLINS, CHRISTINE LEITNER, ANNE LITTLETON, MIRIAM PEAY, and GAY TIMMS have formed a jiving sextet, conducted by WALLACE BOULWARE. Bringing us back to Earth again, our crystal ball cites a few more scenes for us, but we must hurry for the fog is closing in. HAROLD BRYANT, now an excellent vocalist, recently won first place in a hog calling contest at the State Fair. His prize was an entire fishing outfit with all equipment. Everyone knows HAROLD doesn't like to fish, so what is he going to do? It seems as if those letters that CAROL ANN MORRIS, DARLENE PORTER, and ANN WILLIAMS were always writing in high school must have paid off. All are happily married. JIMMY ROBINSON and BUDDY McFADDEN have been shipwrecked on a South Sea Island inhabited by beautiful native girls and all they can say is Bali Hāai.f' EMILY CASTLES and ANDREA DOVE are now advertising agents for a large cigarette industry. It appears that both are excellent saleswomen. Working as a typist in the main office of a large insurance agency, MARY LYNN BROWN states that she has at last thrown out the touch system, which she had never mastered, and is now using with fair success the reliable old hunt and peck.- NELLIE WILSON, who has recently composed a slang dictionary and completed the rule book on How to Play Twenty- one, is to be married next week to her long, lost soldier boy returning from Russia. BILLY REID is now at the head of Fairview and also runs a column in a local paper entitled Alcholics Anonymous. JEANNE STEWART'S contribution to humanity is a self-guiding automobile. She says that her reason for inventing this was that she simply couldn't stand to watch the road while driving. The model wife of a nearby town, JOETTE SPIRES, has nothing to offer but this helpful bit of housewifely advice; Don't sweep your house; let a cyclone pass through it. If you can't get a cyclone, just whistle up a storm. Same results guaranteed. GLORIA WHITE is living on a turkey farm with a long-time favorite friend who is now her husband. JOE ALBERT and MITCHELL CARTER, now thriving dairymen who furnish schools with milk, inform us that they have solved the dairyman's problem of how to produce the most milk at the least expense. Their solution is simply to treat the cows with a little of Beer Barrel Polka. ā The crystal becomes clear and the vision fades - the year 1961 is still with us. So the jesters push the crystal aside with the sincere hope that the class of '61 will find the past years but stepping stones to higher things. 118 Graduation Exercises 8:15! 8:30! 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WALTER BRUCE BAKER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Football 1,2,3,4; Block M 2,3; Baseball Manager 2,3; French Club 3; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Block WM 4. WESLEY LEROY BAKER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Beta Club 3,4; CAMPUS COMMENTS 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Double Octet 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; D.E. Club 3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Student Council 4; Reporter 4; F.T.A. 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS 4; King Teen 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Honor Graduate. WYARIAN JEAN BASS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Reporter 2; Basketball 2; Library Club 2, 3,4; District Secretary 4; President 3; Band 1,2; Cheer- leader 3,4; French Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Treas- urer 3; Senior Play; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS 4; HALCYON 4; Classes Editor; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 4; Miss Hi Miss; Honor Graduate. SARA KAY BEAM Newberry 1,2; Jenkinsville 3; Winnsboro 4 4-H Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Science Club 3; F.T.A. 3; Glee Club 3; Class Vice President 3; Marshal 3; F.B. L. A. 4. BRENDA JOYCE BLACK Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Play. HONEY KAYE BLACKWELL Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Graduate. FLORRIE LONNIS BLUME Jenkinsville 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Science Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3, 4; Block J 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Captain 3; F.H.A. 2; President 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Treasurer 2; Homecoming Queen 2; Junior-Senior Play 3; Block W 4; F.B.L.A. 4. AUDINE VONCILLE BOONE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Reporter 2; French Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Typist4. WALLACE RION BOULWARE, JR. Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Student Council 1. SARA WALLACE BRICE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Library Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1; Band 1; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; CAMPUS COMMENTS 3; Asst. Feature Editor 3; Home- coming Queen 4; Block W 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Sports Editor 4; Class Prophet 4; Miss Halcyon 4. JOHNNIE EDWARD BRIGMAN, JR. Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 French Club 3,4; Senior Play. BARBARA GERALDINE BROWN Monticello 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Class Reporter 1,2; PANTHER 1,2,3; Block M 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Treas- urer 1,2; Homecoming Queen 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; F.F.A. Sweetheart 2; Class Vice President 3; Beta Club 3; Library Club 1,2, 3; Marshal 3; F.B.L.A. 4. ROBERT RUTLAND BROWN, JR. Greenbrier 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3. MARY LYNN BROWN Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; G. A .A. 1, 2; Basketball 2,3; D.E. Club 2,3; Secretary 3; Graduation Usher 3; Girlsā State 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 4; Miss D.A.R. 4; Student Council 4; F.T.A. 4; Best All Round 4; Most Dependable 4; HALCYON. HAROLD LAVERN BRYANT Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2,3; Double Octet 2,3; Junior Play; All- State Chorus 4. MARY JO BURLEY Jenkinsville 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Block Jā 1,2,3; Secretary 4; Science Club 1,2,3; Sec- retary 1,3; Vice President 2; F.T.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,4; French Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 3; Class Vice President 1, 2,3; Block Wā 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Most Original 4; Miss Senior 4; Honor Graduate. THOMAS EDWARD BUSBEE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Football 3,4; Block M 4; French Club 3. REGINALD ALLEN BYRD Mount Zion; Winnsboro 4 Football 2,3; Baseball 1; Block M 2; Block W 4. JOHNNIE OLA CARROLL Mount Zion 1,2; Greenbrier 3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A, 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 4. MITCHELL CARTER Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,2,3; 4-H Club 2; Student Council 3; Vice President 3; Graduation Marshal 3; Beta Club 3; CHAT- TERBOX 3; D.E. Club 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY EMILY RUTH CASTLES Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Band 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Lib- rary Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F. T.A. 4; HALCYON, Typist 4. SARAH JUDITH CHAPPELL Jenkinsville 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Junior Play; Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; HALCYON, Literary Editor, Ass't. 4; Science Club 2,3; Honor Graduate. LOUIS LAFAY CHRISTIE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3. ROBERT JOHNSON CLARKSON, JR. Mount Zion 1, 2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball Manager 3; Band 1; Block M 3; Block W 4; Library Club 1; Stu- dent Council 4; HALCYON, Sports Editor 4; Most Original 4; Honor Graduate. WILLIAM MEADOR CLOWNEY Monticello 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Block W 4. MARY BAKER COLEMAN Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Library Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1; Latin Club 1,2; Treasurer 2; Band 1; French Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Graduation Marshal 3; CAMPUS COMMENTS, Asst. News Editor 3; Miss Junior ; Junior Play; G.A.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Treasurer 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, News Editor 4; Senior Play; HALCYON, Co-Editor 4; Student Council 4; Alter- nate Cheerleader 4; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; Honor Graduate. MARY JEAN COLLINS Anderson, Mount Zion, Winnsboro 4 F.T.A. 4; Beta Club 4; Senior Play; Honor Graduate. ROY LEE DAVIS Greenbrier 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 2; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; President 4; Library Club 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Asst. Sports Editor 4; D.E. Club 4; Block W 4. WILLIAM JEFFERSON DAVIS, JR. Mount Zion 1, 2,3; Winnsboro 4 Block M 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Baseball 1; French Club 3,4; Vice President 3; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; President of Fifth District 4; Library Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; CAMPUS COMMENTS, Asst. Sports Editor 3; CONSOLI- DATED COMMENTS, Sports Editor 4; Beta Club 3; Class President 2; Vice President 1,3; Graduation Marshal 3; Junior-Senior Doorman 2; All-State Basketball 4; Honor Graduate. JIMMY RAY DOUGLAS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Double Octet 2,3; Block M 1,2, 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3; D.E. 3; Football Manager 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1; All-State Chorus 4; Football Cheerleader 4. ANDREA KATHERINE DOVE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Beta Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; French Club 3,4; CAMPUS COMMENTS, Reporter 3; CONSOLI- DATED COMMENTS, Business Manager 4; F.T.A.3,4; Student Council 2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Block WTT 4; Honor Graduate. MARILYN PAMELA FELLERS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Double Octet 3; Lib- rary Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; CAMPUS COMMENTS, Reporter 3; CONSOLI- DATED COMMENTS, Editor 4; Student Council 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Beta Club 3,4; Honor Graduate. ROBERT JUDSON PICKLING Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Block M 3; Football 3. ERNEST RAY FULLER Monticello 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; President 3; Block M 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 4; Treasurer 4. FRANCIS STANHOPE GALE, JR. Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Library Club 2; French Club 3; Junior Play; J.V. Basket- ball 1,2; Parliamentary Procedure 2,3; Senior Play, DAVID LEGRAND GERALD Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,2; CHATTERBOX 3; Bus Driver 3,4; D.E, Club 4. CAROLYN SUE GLADDEN Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2; G.A.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Vice President 3; F.T.A. 4; Vice President 4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Captain 4; Most Athletic 4; Block W 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Typist 4. MARY HELEN GLADDEN Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro A Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Latin Club 1; G .A .A. 1,2. PEGGY YOUNGBLOOD GOODWIN Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 G. A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1; Beta Club 4. CAROL RUTH GUNTER Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 2,3; 4-H Club 1,4; CHATTERBOX 3; Class President 3; Glee Club 1; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2. SENIOR DIRECTORY LANNY RAY GUNTER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F. T.A. 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; French Club 3; Senior Play; Football 2,3; Block M 3; Student Council 2,3; D.E. Club 4. MARY JAMES WILKES GUNTER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Vice President 2; Library Club 1, 3; Jun- ior Play; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Most Intellectual 4; Honor Graduate. DAVID DELANDY GUSTAFSON Winyah 1,2; Mount Zion 3; Winnsboro 4 Baseball 3,4; Block M 3; Block āWā 4; Football 4. JOSEPH RUSSELL HENNESSEE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 French Club 3. BRENDA McLENDON HIOTT Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 WEDA JO HOUZE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 G. A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; D.E. Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Library Club 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. ERVIN MARVIN HUNTER, JR. Mount Zion 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Block M 2,3; Block W 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Track 3; French Club 3; Baseball 4; Bus Driver 4. PATRICIA ANN JACKSON Central 1; Mount Zion 2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 2; Library Club 3,4; Reporter 3; District Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Student Director of Junior Play; French Club 3,4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Reporter 4; Senior Play; Honor Graduate. JOHN TILSON JOHNSON, JR. Mount Zion 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Doorman 2; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Graduation Marshal 3; Track 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Most Valuable Player 4; Shrine Bowl; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Block M Club 1,2,3; Reporter 1; Vice President 3; Block W Club 4; President 4; President of Class 1,3; Vice President of Class 2,4; Campus Comments, Assistant Editor 3; Co- Captain of Football 4; Honor Graduate. SUSAN SMITH KELLY Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Library Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Student Director of Senior Play; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Reporter 4. WILLIAM EUGENE KELLY Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 T and I Club 4. CAROL LOUISE KIMBLE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 G.A.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Library Club 2,3; Band 1; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 2; Glee Club 4; Junior- Senior Serving Girl 2. CHARLES EDWARD LEGRAND Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Baseball Manager 2; D.E. Club 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; French Club 3; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Block M 3; Lib- rary Club 2. MARGARET CHRISTINE LEITNER Greenbrier 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4. JOYCE VIOLA LEMMON Jenkinsville 1; Mount Zion 2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; French Club 3,4; 4-H Club 4; Basketball 4. JOHN LINDSAY LEVINER, JR. Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Band 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Block M 2,3; Block W 4; Vice President 4; HALCYON 4; Business Manager 4; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; President 4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Most Intellectual 4; Class Prophet 4; Honor Graduate. DONALD RICHARD LEWIS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Football 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Track 3; Baseball 3,4; 4-H Club 4. ANNE DREW LITTLETON Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 HALCYON 4; Photo Editor 4; Basketball 1; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2; Marshal 3; Harvest Queen 2; Miss Junior ; CARDINAL 3; Co-Editor 3; CHATTER BOX 3; Honor Graduate. WILLIAM HAMPTON LONG, II Monticello 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Block M 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Class President 3; Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Bus Driver 3,4; PANTHER 3; HALCYON 4; Co-Business Manager 4; Block Wā 4; Honor Graduate. CHARLES RILEY LUCAS Greenbrier 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 4-H Club 1,2,3; Football 3; Baseball 2; Glee Club 2; D.E. Club 4. JOHN CLYDE McFADDEN Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Gradu- ation Usher 3; Junior-Senior Doorman 2; F.T.A. 4; Sec- retary 4; Honor Graduate. JAMES JEROME McLENDON Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Class Secretary 3; Secretary-Treasurer 1; Latin Club 1,2; President 2; Beta Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Reporter 4; French Club 3,4; President 4; Honor Graduate. SANDRA ELLEN McLENDON Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; D.E. Club 4; Treasurer 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHN WAYNE McLENDON Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Baseball 2; F.B.L.A. BENNIE JOE McMANUS, JR, Greenbrier 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Beta Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Classical League 2,3; Football 3; D.E. Club 4; Class Re- porter 3. HARRIET MOBLEY McMASTER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Double Octet 1,3; Latin Club 2,3; Library Club 2, 3; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; Band 1; Beta Club 3,4; French 3,4; Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 3,4; President 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; CAMPUS COMMENTS; Reporter 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Graduation Marshal 3; HALCYON 4; Typist 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Circulation Manager 4; Honor Graduate. JUNE MEADOWS Jenkinsville 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,2,3; Block J Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 1,2, 3; Secretary 3; Class President 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; President 3; Science Club 2; F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Graduation Marshal 3; HAL- CYON, Feature Editor 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS 4; Business Aid 4; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Senior Play; F. H.A. 4; Honor Graduate. CHARLES ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 CAROL ANN MORRIS Mount Zion 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Miss Freshman ; French Club 3; G. A.A. 1,2; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; Senior Play; F.T.A. 4. LARRY ELLIOTT MURPHY Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 4-H Club 1,2; Bus Driver; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 2; Paper Staff 3; F.F.A. 4; J.V. Basketball 4. ESTHER ELISHA PEACH Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; CON- SOLIDATED COMMENTS, Typist 4. BOBBY REGINAL PEAKE Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; President 1; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; CHATTERBOX 3; D.E. Club 4; Bus Driver 4. HERMAN EVERETTE PEAKE Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 4-H Club 1; Basketball 2; CHATTERBOX 3; Annual Staff 3; Graduation Marshal 3. MIRIAM KAY PEAY Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Student Coun- cil 1,2; CHATTERBOX 3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Gradu- ation Marshal 3; Honor Graduate. LINDA NELL PERRY Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 2. BETTY JO PLYLER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Library 3; G.A.A. 1,2; D.E. Club 4. FRANK EARLE POPE, III Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.F.A. 2,3; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3. DARLENE LOUISE PORTER Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Library Club 2,3; French Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 4. SONJIA LEE PORTER Mount Zion 1, 2,3; Winnsboro 4 G. A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 4. VIRGIL WAYNE RABON Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Baseball 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; Glee Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4. JOHNNY KNOX RAGSDALE Monticello 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2,3; Block M 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2. LINDA FAYE RAMSEY Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. WILLIAM THOMAS REID, JR. Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Beta Club 2; Latin Club 1,2; Football 1; Junior Play; Lib- rary Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Sextette 1,2; CONSOLI- DATED COMMENTS, Reporter 4; Senior Play; Class Lawyer 4; Honor Graduate. LAWRENCE EUGENE REYNOLDS Jenkinsville 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Science Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3; F.F.A. 4; 4-H Club 4. JIMMY JAUN ROBINSON Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Student Council 1,2. BONNIE LEE SHORT Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Graduate. SENIOR DIRECTORY NORMAN WAYNE SHULL Mount Zion 1, 2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Play; Library Club 4; Sound Director of Senior Play; Honor Graduate. SANDRA KAY SIKES Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F. H.A. 2,3,4;.Glee Club 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Lib- rary Club 2; G. A. A . 1,2. JERRY LEE SMITH Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Baseball 1,2,3. JERRY SPENCER SMITH Mount Zion 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 JOHN LUTHER SMITH Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 4-H Club 2, 3; Paper Staff 3. SPENCER RAY SPIGNER Greenbrier 1, 2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Beta Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Classical League 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; D.E. Club 4. BARBARA JOETTE SPIRES Mount Zion 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 3; CAMPUS COMMENTS 1,2,3; Business Aid 1,2; Asst. Circulation Manager 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. Council 2; Junior Play; Class Treasurer 2; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Business Aid 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Block āW 4; Friendliest 4. JOHN MARION STARNES, JR. Mount Zion 1,2, 3; Winnsboro 4 Football 1, 2, 3; Block M 3; French Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Most Courteous 4. JEAN MAREE STEWART Greenbrier 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Class President 1; Class Treasurer 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; President 2; Latin Club 1,2,3; President 1; Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Sextette 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Co-Captain 3; Beta Club 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Junior- Senior Serving Girl 2; ECHO, Asst. Editor 3; Student Council 4; Junior Classical League 2,3; HALCYON, Co-Editor 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Co-Circula- tion Manager 4; F.T.A, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Honor Gradu- ate. MARY CATHERINE STEWART Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; President 2, 3; District President 3; Beta Club 3,4; G. A.A. 1,2; CAMPUS COMMENTS, Reporter 3; Band 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Junior Play; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Feature Editor 4; HALCYON, Asst. Sports Editor 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Play; Honor Graduate. BETTY ANNE STONE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Library Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; CAM- PUS COMMENTS 1.2,3; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Octet 3; F.B.L.A, 3; Asst. Direc- tor of Junior Play; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Co- Circulation Manager 4; Senior Play; HALCYON, Literary Editor 4; 4-H Club 4; Honor Graduate. EDDIE GEORGIANNA STRANGE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1; Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Library Club 2, 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Basket- ball Manager 4; Block āW 4; CONSOLIDATED COM- MENTS, Reporter 4. NELLIE GAY TIMMS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Glee Club 3; French Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Play; 4-H Club, Vice President 4. JUDY KAY THOMAS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. JULIA ELIZABETH THOMPSON Ridgeway 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,2,3; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Student Council 3; CHATTERBOX, Editor 3; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Business Aid 4; HAL- CYON, Asst. Feature Editor 4; Honor Graduate. JOEL RAY VELASCO Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 French Club 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 3; Baseball Manager 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Track 4; Honor Graduate. BARBARA ANN WEBB Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. GLORIA CORNELIOUS WHITE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; President 2; Vice President 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Miss Sophomore ; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Girls' State 3; Gradu- ation Marshal 3; Most Courteous 4. JAMES FURMAN WHITE Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Student Council 2,3; Latin Club 1; CAMPUS COMMENTS, Asst. Business Manager 3; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS, Business Aid 4; Class Secretary 2; Graduation Marshal 3; Class President 4; Bus Driver 4; Most Dependable 4. SYLVIA ANN WILLIAMS Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 2,4 ; F.B.L.A. 3,4. SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHNNY LEONARD WILSON NELLIE FAYE WILSON Mount Zion 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,4; Football 2,3,4; Block W 4; Most Valu- able Basketball Player 4; W. R. Price Memorial Award 4. Monticello 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Block M 1,2,3; Beta Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; PANTHER 3; Class Vice President 2. FACULTY DIRECTORY MRS. GLADYS L, BASS, B.S. Winthrop College MRS. VIRGINIA S. LEITNER, B.S. Winthrop College MRS. ANNA H. BOZARD, B.S. Newberry College MR. WILLIAM D. LEITNER, B.S. Newberry College MRS. MARYC. EARGLE, A. B. Summerland College MISS KATHLEEN LEMMON, A.B. University of South Carolina MISS SARA -FAUCETT, B.S. Winthrop College MISS MARY MANER, B.S. Winthrop College MR. RANDALL R. FOSTER, B.S. Clemson College MRS. PATS1E D. McLEOD, B.S. Converse College MR. FRANCIS S. GALE, A.B. Citadel, M.Ed.f University of South Carolina MRS. MARGARET O. PALMER, B.S. Georgia Teacher's College MR. THOMAS W. GLADDEN, B.S. Clemson College MRS. FLORENCE RABB, B.S. Coker College MR. WALTER B. GRAHAM, B.M., M.M. Southern Conservatory of Music MR. JACK B. SMITH, B.S. Milligan College MR. JACK B. HERNDON, B.S. University of South Carolina MRS. NELLIE M. SPROTT, A.B. Coker College MR, OTIS C. HINSON Clemson College MRS. HELEN R. TAYLOR, A.B. Lander College MRS. DOROTHY C. HIOTT, B.S. Winthrop College MRS. LAURA THOMAS, B.S. University of South Carolina MRS. MILDRED M. HITE, A.B. Columbia College MRS. SELWYN P. TURNER, A.B. Columbia College MRS. RHETTA C. HUGHES, B.S. Brenau College MRS. MARTHA M. WESTBROOK, B.S. Columbia College MRS. ELAINE E. JONES, B. A. Columbia College MISS NANCY WYLIE, B.A. Winthrop College 4 . Our Italian S IJ SH N and Pattie Miss Senior and Many June Meadows. 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