Winnsboro High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

HLr J dLuJ Q 3-GoQ Mr. J3 JtLe . t f- XA±4, VrW.. Wa A JLujcJcl 'j 4 h jL s y c — ' ri Guc ( y 'y y' lurh-tS v K UrUX 3 QtA THE SENIOR CLASS °f WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL TAKES PLEASURE IN PRESENTING THE ,III Foreword Dear Students, We, the HALCYON Staff of 1962, sincere- ly hope that this annual will hold a special place in your memories. In the years to come, while turning through these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, tears, and hopes of the past year, we will be happy, knowing that we have succeeded in bringing these reminiscent thoughts to you as a part of the most wonderful time in all our lives. We also wish to express the satisfaction and enjoyment we have experienced in pre- paring this treasure of memories for you; and we hope it gives you as much pleasure in reading it. We have chosen the Seniors” as our theme, and leave them this last thoughtful bit of advice to remember . . . As one door closes, another opens. M Looking over these past few months, we have endeavored to select some of the bright spots that stand out in our minds as impor- tant events at Winnsboro High School. Now, with these thoughts in mind, we present to you . . . your 1962 HALCYON. The 1962 HALCYON Staff EDITOR 2 ' am .. -io J (X OA fcn l) 6L.AA_ . . . is for the Senior Class of 1962 . . . the theme of our yearbook. Come with us through these pages, as we share a few moments with the Seniors in their daily lives . . . as they live it day by day . . . and, as we go, exploring the priceless little moments that bring us closer to each other . . . and relive the memories that have gathered through these last fleet- ing months of that unforgettable time of life . . . those ’’high school days” . , . 4 r is for Each new day , . . that brings fresh and cherished experiences for every one of us, to store away and later recall as dear memories . . . each day - which Seniors face with mixed emotions, . . anticipation and excitement that come with visions of the future, . . . and sadness, when each day takes them nearer the day when they must leave these traveled halls and make a life in the world. A is for Numerous classes . . . that are the essence of a school . � . where we each should strive to learn more, ... to develop our minds in order that some knowledge might take root and prepare us for the future ... so that we may have some inkling of life as it should be lived , , , and we may remember to treat our fellow men as brothers. 5 I-J h, is for Intelligence . , , which increases with each bit of knowledge that we absorb . . . and awakens in us the desire for the better, higher things in life . „ , lifting us to lofty ideals and ambitions . . . inspiring us to work, to reach the goals that we have set for ourselves . . . It is the fountain from which flows the dreams and hopes that fill our lives, and will ultimately complete them. is for Originality , . . that wonderful something through which some of us lighten the busy and often dreary days of others by bringing humor and laughter into them . . . relieving the tensions of tiresome routines of study . , . and, for a while, allows our minds to wander from the tedious, burdensome problems of learning ... to the lighter, freer side of life. 6 is for Recreation . . . whether in or outside of school, providing a time, place, and opportunity for a general get-together . . . when we get to know each other, . . . making new acquaintances and strengthening the old ones . . . forming ties never to be broken . and sharing the fun and pleasure that the Seniors take part in for the last time. is for Sports . . . popular activities, filled with excitement and enthusiasm, . . . which provide another opportunity to promote togetherness among the students ... to increase school spirit, winning or losing, . . , and raise more interest in the affairs of the school as a whole ... to demon- strate the importance of teamwork, and teach us the meaning of good sportsmanship . . . that we may ever remember it in our years to come. 7 8 Organizations page 71 Underclassmen page 43 page 19 Table of Administration and Faculty page 11 Seniors Contents Features page 117 Advertisements page 137 Sports page 93 9 V ' i? V Oun $ezx£B %s� h%«z r. A rnrsvn r lEEnTD vzt-PTHG hand L JJw PS(?p . rVTEHSST TN EACH r� T NUBsi � a ™AT ish service � -,' Indtfidual s umr , genuine HIS � ,??„%' '’ n «mL- TllKLni S YES, ANd EaSin7 DUTY' hONG AFTER HXOn DtAR THINGS WE SHirr HlN H SCtJOOL DAYS. Sfirjl6£ RSKBHBeR Because of WE the Seniors int: SENIORS OF£?qe”‘V'D ALL JF UTS Hft dB. DEDICATE THIS ..-.rr AND THE AWUAL to t Z nALyYOS STAFF l ARTow F c-m -• ‘-’TEVEWSOPJ-. 10 MBH County Superintendent °f Education MR. W, D. MITCHELL County Board of Trustees 12 Mr. William Castles, Vice Chairman; Mr. Edgar Sims, Mr. Sam P. Bolick, Mr. C. E. Power, Chairman; Mr. John L. Dixon, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. James Brice. MR. COLLINS, MR. STEVEN- SON, MISS CAMERON, MR. WILLIAMS. At last it's over! (Miss Fau- cett and Mrs.'Lutz) Miss Johnnie Mae Cameron (Secretary) MR. ROLAND C. BAREFOOT MRS, GLADYS BASS Physical Education Business MR BOBBY E. BEANE Science MRS. ANNA H. BOZARD English MRS. MARY C. EARGLE Language MISS SARA FAUCETT MR. RANDALL R. FOSTER MR FRANCIS S. GALE Home Economics Vocational Agriculture Mathematics MR. THOMAS W. GLADDEN Vocational Agriculture MRS, BARBARA M. HARMON English MRS, MILDRED M. HITE English MR. JAMES W. HORNE Social Studies MRS. RHETTA C. HUGHES Physical Education J Time c MISS KATHLEEN LEMMON Mathematics MRS. BETTY W. LUTZ Business MISS MARY MANER Science 16 MRS. PATSIE D. McLEOD Librarian MRS. MARGARET McNEELY Language MR. JOHN P. MITCHUM Music MRS. MARGARET PALMER Mathematics MR. MAURICE A. PAYNTER Science rr coffee. MRS. JANE ROEHRS English MR. ROBERT L. SHARPE Electronics MR. LEONARD E. SINGLETARY Social Studies MRS. VIRGINIA STEVENSON English MR. ELMER STOUDEMAYER Mathematics MR. DAVID S. TARBOX Science MRS. HELEN R,. TAYLOR English Ahl To relax and enjoy life? MRS. LAURA THOMAS MISS NANCY WYLIE MRS. BONELLE WHITE Business English (Retired) Mathematics ■ - ■ Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President, TOMMY HUDSON; Secretary, SUSIE LYLES; Treasurer, PAUL DOVE; President, HENRY GERALD. 20 SAMUEL BERRY ARNETTE BEN BASS, JR, MARY KAY BASS MAREE A LON A BECKHAM 21 MARGIE ANN BEQKHAM EDWARD CAMAK BLAIR, JR. GLENDA BOYLSTON BOLEN MINNIE RUTH BOONE DAVID HARVEY BRANHAM DONALD HAGOOD BRANHAM ROBERT FAY BRANHAM ZELMA ANN BRAZIEL RALPH KEITH BREWINGTON Most Likely to Succeed . . . those who have the ability, ambition, and desire to accomplish their goals in life . . . ever searching for new challenges to fulfill. JOHN McMASTER and CINDY HIOTT iors ANNE MILLER BROWN FURMAN DOBSON CAIL JOHN THOMAS CARTER 23 WILLIAM PRESTON CASTLES IMr’) SAMUEL ALBERT CLOWNEY HELEN LORENE COLLINS OSCAR LAMAR COLLINS, JR. THOMAS LARRY COTTON AUDREY JOYCE CRAWFORD 24 Most Intelligent . . „ talented, well-informed . . . inter- ested both in things and people . . . prac- tical, eager for knowledge and new fields to conquer . . . concerned with the deeper meanings of life KAY BASS and LARRY COTTON tors MARGARET LOUISE CRUMPTON KENNETH WAYNE DAVENPORT MARY ELIZABETH DENTON 25 PATRICIA ANN DENTON HARVEY EDWARD DICKERSON MARJORIE ELAINE DOVE SAMUEL DUBOSE ELLISON, III SANDRA ANNE EVANS DOROTHY MARILYN FLOYD 26 Most Dependable . . . who never fail to give their best, no matter what they undertake . . willing to work . . . responsible . . . loyal, and conscientious. MARTHA STEVENSON and BILLY PATRICK r ors JAMES BLAIR FRAZIER, IV BOBBY O'MERLE FULLER ELMER WALKER FULLER 27 HENRY GRIGSBY GERALD i it JULIA MARGARET HARDEN SARA GALE HAYGOOD JAMES SPENCER HEWITT STEPHEN RANDOLPH HILTON MARGARET LUCINDA HIOTT MARCIA LENORA HITE CARROLL DALE HOLMES THOMAS MURRY HUDSON 28 Most Courteous . . . and most thoughtful . . . polite, a ell-mannered, and appreciative . . . whose unfaiIing considerations of everyone are never forgotten. GLENDA BOLEN and JAMES Me DONALD ors BOBBY LOUIS JOHNSON JOHN HENRY LEWIS SUSAN MORRIS LYLES LUCINDA MCDONALD MARTIN 29 MARY FRANCES CARTER MATTOX RONALD SEDELL McPHATTER JEROME MILTON MINCEY WALTER DERRELL MIXON FRANCES REBECCA MOTES JAMES GROVER MCDONALD, JR. JOHN CREIGHTON McMASTER, JR. REGINAL ALVANNALE McPHATTER Friendliest . . . most likeable and outgoing . . a cheerful outlook . . . never forgetting anyone ... fiver thinking of others . . . with a sincere interest in everyone MARGIE BECKHAM and HENRY GERALD iors CAROLYN COBETTE NEELEY TED NICHOLS BETTY JEAN OSBORNE 31 WILLIAM BANKS PATRICK, JR. JANE CAROL PEARSON GEORGE ANN PEAY PIERINA PIELICH BEVERLY ANN POWERS Se SARAH JOAN POWERS ALVIN WILLIAM RALEY JEANNIE MAE RAMSEY VERNA FAYE REYNOLDS 32 Most Original . . . brimming over with ideas . . . curi- osity . . . imagination . . . full of de- light and love of life . . . never failing to bring something new and fresh into their own lives and the lives of others. JUDY RHINEHARDT and JOHN CARTER ors JUDITH RHINEHARDT JAMES WALTER RUTLAND, JR. PATRICIA ANNE RUTLAND 33 PATSY VIRGINIA SHAW BARBARA JEAN SMITH MARGARET CAROLYN SMITH MARGARET ELLEN SMITH CAROLYN MARIE STARNES Se, BRENDA GAIL STEVENSON JERRY STEVENSON MARTHA SPRADLEY STEVENSON ALETHA DIANE STOKES 34 Wittiest . . . those who are gifted with a good sense of humor . . . wonderful wit and personal ity ... a great love of good fun . . . who ire able to always see the best side of life. MARY BARKLEY TURNER and BUCKY ELLISON iors GEORGE WAYNE SUMMER JOHN CARROLL TAYLOR TURNER WARREN TURKETT, III MARY BARKLEY TURNER 35 MARY JO TURNER CLYDE HARRIS VARNADORE JERRY CLIFTON VILES DONALD LEE WALKER ROBBIE LOUISE WALKER JOSEPH HENNIES WARMOTH, JR, CHARLES LARRY WATERS BRENDA ANN WEED 36 Most Athletic . . . who are the most accomplished - in sports, games, and all wholesome activities . . . energetic vivacious, and full of life . . with a deep sense of good sportsman- ship, tempered with loyalty and faith in themselves and in their team. JOYCE COLEMAN and THERON WILSON ors BELVIA ROSE WILSON ELIZA REBECCA WILSON JOHNNY RAY WILSON THERON FLEMING WILSON 37 Best All Around DIANE STOKES ana PAUL DOVE . . . the most coveted honor , � . given to those who have proved themselves wholesome, ac- complished, and well-rounded persons, in every respect , , , who view life with anticipation and courage. 38 Miss DAR King Teen Miss Hi Miss 39 BECKY MOTES PAUL DOVE DIANE STOKES LARRY COTTON Beta Club President IN APPRECIATION. . . The students of WInnsboro High School extend their many thanks to Miss Kathleen Lemmon for composing the words for our Alma Mater. Her generous contributions will be remembered throughout the history of Winnsboro High School. THE ALMA MAT EH OF WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL (Tune: Flow Gently Sweet Afton11) We hail thee, Winnsboro, The pride of each heart. We cherish fond memories Thy halls now impart. Thy ideals are lofty; Thy standards we praise. We hail thee, Winnsboro, We bask in thy rays. Thy sons and thy daughters All cherish thy fame. We'll hold high the banner To HONOR THY NAME. We'll proudly unfurl it In purity bright. We hail thee, Winnsboro, Our strong beacon light. 42 MISS KATHLEEN LEMMON Underclass JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - (L to R): Treas. John David Maddox, Treas. Fay Sellers, Pres, Larry Godwin, V. Pres. Wayne Mixon, Juniors 44 David Albert Sammy Allen Emmie Lou Anderson Faye Bairefooi Dora Banks Carolyn Beam ■■MM Steve Beckham Gary Branham Lonnie Branham William Branham Beverly Brown 45 Mary Boyd ijrown Susie Bundrick Danny Childers Tim Clark u Billy Clarkson n m I o Mary Sue Clowney T Teresa Cole S Claude Coleman John Cotton Bobby Curlee 46 Larry Cail Carolyn Cathcart Johnny Cathcart Tina Jean Cathcart Jenny Cathcart Jane Dinkins ■ John Dixon Annette Dove Jeannie Dove Leola Driggers Amy Eargle David Ferguson Patsy Fickling Carolyn Freeman Louis Fuller Peggy Gladden Adrian Glenn Larry Godwin Ernestine Glodman Paul Grieb 47 Joyce Gunter Judy Hackle Michaelle Hanes Billy Haslett Terry Hegler Marie Hewitt David Horne Norma Jean Hubbard Faye Ingle u Esther Jennings n • i 0 Janice Johns r Billy Johnson s Harold Keever Harold Kinley Callie Ladd 48 Bobbie Lemmon Tommy Leviner Pauline Lucas Bubba Lyles Miriam Lyles Thomas Maddox Serena Magill Judy Marsh David Martin Judy Martin Patsy Mathis Brenda Joe Mattox John Mattox Jean Mattox Joyce Mayes Jackie McGuirt 49 Kenneth McLendon Hayne McMeekin Tinka Milling Jackie Mincey Wayne Mixon Rush a Moseley J Edward Murphy Patsy Patrick u Sam Peak n ■ i o Faye Peake r Jimmy Peake s Ray Peake Randy Perry Vivian Perry Wilburn Price 50 4 fma Nicky Propst Thurmond Pullen Iris Pylant Lois Quattlebaum Hermanette Raley Sally Ramsey ■■■ Mary Ravenel Gloria Reynolds Dantzler Robinson Fay Sellers Edie Sheely Barbara Sikes Gail Smith Haskell Smith Lois Smith 51 Linda Stevens John Stewart Patricia Smith Jeanette Spivey Tommy Sprott Judy Faye Weed Hellen Wilson Richard Yongue 52 Glen Taylor Charles Truesdale ■ Junior Snapshots OWEEE! 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Pres, Oliver Johnson, V, Pres. Ellen McMaster, Sec. Harold Baker, Treas. Nancy Nunn. Lillian Bass Howard Beckham Josephine Beckham Betty Jo Abbot Richard Adams Vernon Adkison Irene Aragon Harold Baker Sandie Belger Shirley Bennett Dubbie Berry Nancy Blair Stella Boulware Alex Boulware Vicki Boulware Ben Branham Billie Faye Branham Darnell Branham Mary Francis Brasington Joyce Braziel Francis Brewington Thomas Broome Mary Burley Melba Ann Cail Toby Chapman Annette Cogdill Donnie Coleman David Cooper Jennings Crouch Juanita Davis Linda Davis Tommy Davis William Earle Davis Leona DeHart Louis DeHart Brenda Douglas Elizabeth Douglas Larry Jo Douglas Robert Dove 55 Fitz Dove Patricia Dove Barbara Drew Sammy Edenfield Tillman Evans Bobby Faile Janet Fellers Sue Fortune Beverly Freeman Johnny Glisson Patricia Groomes Marsha Hackle Jimmy Hammons Ann Henderson Bill Heron i Craig Hinricks Linda Huggins Gail Hutchinson Sammy Irby Harry Jeter Oliver Johnson Richard Johnson Rufus Jones Byrd Larsen Jennye Littleton Brenda Lutz Elizabeth Lucas Carlie Ann Lyles Wade Macfie Frank Martin Sallie Martin Jolene Mattox Shirley McFadden Ellen McMaster Mary McMeekin Becky McSwain Barbara Miles Charles Mincey Frances Kay Mitchell Sandra Morris Eric Murphy Rudy Murphy Brenda Myers Mary Pat Nichols Nancy Nunn nores Berkeley Palmer Larry Parker Billy Patrick Gene Peake Millie Pope Kitty Powers Rusty Price Brenda Sue Rabon Diane Ragsdale Erwin Renwick Shirley Reynolds Doug Rhymer Rusty Robinson Becky Sanders Joe Sanders Nell Sellers Patsy Short Judy Sims Skipper Sims Boykin Smith Donald Smith Susan Smith Richard Sosebee Judy Spires Sandy Strange Jayne Stevenson Jake Stone Sophomores 58 Ricky Thomas Jimmy War moth Cornelia Waters Ann Wiles Judy Wilkes Robin Wilkes Bill Wilkes Wayne Wilson Sophomore Snapshots Nancy Nunn, Francis Brewington 59 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Sec. Jimmy McMillan, Treas. Mac Boulware, V. Pres. Jimmy Blackwelder, Pres. John Barfield. 60 Elizabeth Andrews Jo Ann Banks John Barfield Frances Bass Harriett Beckham Dickie Brabham Annette Branham Diane Branham Odell Branham Patricia Branham Priscilla Branham Gene Brigman Ernie Broome B. Brown Mary Frances Brown Betty Bryant Heyward Burley Judy Berley Ann Black Eudell Black Jimmy Blackwelder Larry Bolick Suzette Boulware Patsy Boulware Rennie Boulware Mac Boulware Jerry Boykin Bobby Caldwell Jimmy Carter Paul Castles Annette Childers Nancy Clyburn Van Collins Steve Conner Jimmy Connor Carolyn Conyers Dwight Cooper Bobby Cooper Patsy Craft Joan Crossland Bud Dark Allan Dean 61 Diane Denton Mickey Dinkins Kent Doty Frederick Douglas Mildred Ellenburg Doug Enlow Billy Estes Johnny Evans Anita Faulkner Jane Finley Janet Floyd Pat Ford Bettie Fort Ann Frazier Fran Frazier Heyward Harden Rudy Harrington Ronnie Harsey Mary Jane Haygood Margie Hill Woody Hollis Lynda Knots Garris Ladd Jack Legrand Charlotte Leitner Elizabeth Leitner Sarah Fuller Johnny Gainey Sarah Gibson Rex Graves Wanda Grice Robert Hackle Bennie Hornsby Mary Joe Hornsby Kenneth Hudson Bonnie Huggins Brenda Humphries Donnell Humphries Billy James J. W. Johnson Margaret Johnson Gloria Kelly r e s m e n Belinda Parker Joey Parker Donald Parlor Tommy Peake Billy Pearson Sandra Perry Ronald Levis ter Ellen Lewis Johnny Lewis Scottie Lewis Butch Loftin Sammy Logan Mack Lynn Johnny Martin Jackie Mattox Robert McCaston Merilyn McDaniel Helen McFadden Gerald McLendon Jimmy McMillan Jimmy Milling David Mode Irwin Montgomery Mildred Montgomery Clarence Myers Billy Neely Jimmy Ogburn Marion Pope Janet Porter Richard Pullen Jo Ellen Pylant Ted Ragsdale Peggy Raines Lizzie Ramsey Paul Ramsing Cathy Rexrode Marion Robinson Robbie Robinson Linda Rutland Sue Sanders David Shull Francine Sikes 63 Steve Spigner Richard Sprott Suzanne Strange Coby Stevenson Danny Stevenson Patsy Stevenson Tommy Taylor Eleanor Thomas Harold Thomas Ruth Thompson Jerry Truesdale Margaret Truesdale Betty Ann Smith Billy Smith Bobby Smith David Truslow Jimmy Turner Jean Varnadore Butch Walker Jimmy Ward Eileen Waters 64 Lynn Whitworth Aubrey Williams Twila Wilson Billy Ray Wilson Joseph Wishart Linda Wood Grady Yarborough Hester Yongue J. W. Yongue Freshman Snapshots Heyward Harden 65 Sub-Freshmen Bennie Aragon Bobby Arndt Patricia Arnold Sandra Ballentine Clifford Barfield Buddy Bass Wayne Bass D. J. Beam Louise Belk Pam Bennett Betty Blackwell Weldon Bonds Mary Frances Bootle Betty Boulware Ronnie Boulware Linda Bowers Brenda Boy ter David Branham 66 Sub-Freshmen Dennis Branham Kenneth Branham Kenneth Branham Marvin Branham Rachel Branham Robert Branham Roger Branham Dennis Brannon Ronnie‘'Brannon Larry Braziel Paulette Brigman Harold Brooks Carolyn Brown EllemWallace Buchanan Patricia Bundrick Johnny Chapman Joyce Chapman Skippy Clarkson Sammy Clowney James Coleman Linda Coleman Donald Collins Tommy Collins Danny Conyers Darlene Cooper Gale Cooper Jean Cooper Ricky Cotton Barbara Davis Maynard Davis Danny Dickerson Susan Dickerson Lester Dinkins Bernie Douglas Billy Dove Charleene Dove Martha Dove Linda Driggers Sam Driggers Regina Edenfield Nancy Estes Ronnie Evans Van Ferguson Charles Gaddy Rosa Geddings J. T. Gerald Curtis Goldman Johnny Goode 67 Sub-Freshmen Donna Grieb Bernice Gunter Mary Hanna Buddy Harrison Barbara Harsey Wayne Harsey Allan Hennessee Bobby Ray Hill Milton Hinnant Dewitt Hinson Tommy Hinson Dottie Hiott Barbara Hollis Annette Hornsby Mary Sue House Frank Hunter Margaret Sue Jackson Susan Jackson Robbie James Lenette Jeffcoat Robert Jolly Delane Jones Miner Jones Jimmy Jones Abie Kelly Mary Ann Keever John Kimble Miriam Kyzer Richard Ladd Martha Lattimore Mike Legrand Donald Levister Robert Lucus Billy Marthers Billy Marthers Virgil Marthers Linda Massey Brenda Mattox Jimmy Mattox Vernon Mayes Margaret McDonald Linda McElhaney Barbara McLendon Annie McLeod Kenneth McManus Chuck McMaster Lynn McM aster Ann Melvin 68 Sub-Freshmen Lillian Meng Susan Miller Bitsy Miller Drema Mincey Zeek Mincey Billy Montgomery Gerald Moody Wayne Moody Hugh Moseley Brenda Mosteller Wanda Murphy Billy Myers Brenda Nelson Evan Nelson Bucky Osborne Ann Owens Betty Peake Susan Phillips Robert Pixley Harriet Plyler Bunny Porter David Porter Janice Porter Juanita Price David Pullen Ti Quattlebaum C. T. Rabon Donald Rabon Virginia Rabon George Raines Livvy Ravenel Dale Reynolds Linda Reynolds Willette Reynolds Gene Rhymer Linda Richardson Tommy Richardson Pete Roebuck Helen Roof Richard Rutland Elizabeth Simkin Margie Smith Tommy Smith Larry Sosebee Billie Frances Spires Cathy Strange Diana Stevenson Mary Stevenson 69 Sub-Freshmen Terrece Still Frances Swearinger J. D. Taylor Jimmy Thomas Betty Kay Timms Mike Thrower Terry Sue Upchurch Charles Varnadore Claude Varnadore Billy Walker Jennie Watts Jo Watts David Webb Tommy White Brenda Whitman Timmy Wilkes Tommy Wright Bessie Yarborough 70 Assistant Editor: JEANNIE DOVE Editor: BECKY MOTES Assistant Business Manager NICKY PROPST Business Manager MARCIA HITE Photo Editors: KAY BASS LARRY COTTON Sponsors: MRS. ANNA BOZARD MRS. BETTY LUTZ Feature Editors: LINDA MARTIN JOYCE CRAWFORD Classes Editors: MARY JO TURNER ANNE BROWN Sports Editors: BILLY PATRICK (not pictured) ALVIN RALEY Art Editor: JOHN CARTER Literary Editors: DIANNE STOKES SUSIE LYLES The members of the 1962 Hal- cyon staff would like to say Thanks to the students of Winnsboro High School for making this yearbook possible Typists: CAROLYN CLYBURN, SANDRA EVANS GLENDA BOLEN, JUDY RHINEHARDT 73 Consolidated Editor; LINDA MARTIN Assistant Editor: BUBBA LYLES News Editor: SUSIE LYLES Assistant: MARY BOYD BROWN Feature Editor: MARY JO TURNER Assistant: ESTHER JENNINGS Sports Editor (girls): Assistant: Sports Editor (boys): Assistant: Exchange Editor: Assistant: Circulation Manager: Assistant: Art Editor: CINDY HIOTT JUDY MARTIN ALVIN RALEY (not pictured) CLAUDE COLEMAN PINKEY DICKEY MARTHA JO FLANDERS KAY BASS MIRIAM LYLES JOHN CARTER 74 Comments 1961-1962 • Staff Sponsor: MRS, GLADYS BASS Business Manager: CAROLYN SMITH Assistant: BILLY CLARKSON (not pictured) Business Aids: JUDY RHINEHARDT, MARY RAVANEL, JEANNIE DOVE, JOHN McMASTER (not pictured) Typists: ANNE BROWN, DIANE STOKES, CAROLYN CLYBURN, GLENDA BOLEN Reporters: LINDA STEVENS, MARIE STARNES, ELLEN McMASTER, JOYCE CRAWFORD, GAIL HUTCHINSON, RUSHA MOSE- LEY, JENNY CATHCART, BECKY McSWAIN, MARGIE BECKHAM, BYRD LARSON, ERWIN RENWICK, MARTHA STEVENSON, MARY B. TURNER, PATSY PATRICK, SUSAN SMITH 75 Beta Club SPONSOR: Mrs Virginia Stevenson FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Billy Patrick V. PRESIDENT: Nick Propst SECRETARY: Kay Bass TREASURER: Diane Stokes REPORTER: Cindy Hiott SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Larry Cotton V. PRESIDENT: Patsy Patrick SECRETARY: Kay Bass TREASURER: Diane Stokes REPORTER: Cindy Hiott The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the students of Winnsboro High School, to reward meritorious achievement, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school This year, the Beta Club members have helped a needy family and assisted students in need of scholastic aid. FRONT ROW: Ladd, Beam, Collins, Bolen, Turner, Douglas, Dickey, Clyburn, Eargle. SECOND ROW: Dove, Wilson, Bass, Harden, Brown, Smith, Martin, Lyles. THIRD ROW: Martin, Turner, Rhinehardt, Evans, Stokes, Hiott, Patrick, Cathcart. FOURTH ROW: Mixon, Dove, Grieb, Taylor, Stewart, Patrick, Warmoth, Motes. FIFTH ROW: Martin, Waters, Davenport, McDonald, Dickerson, Wilson, Sellers, Ravenal. FRONT ROW: Mrs, Palmer, Anne Brown, Carolyn Clyburn, Mary Jo Turner, Barbara Sikes, Brenda Mosteller. SECOND ROW: Susan Miller, Becky Motes, Martha Stevenson, Paulette Brigman, Linda Martin, Kitty Powers, Mary Frances Bootle, Jennie Watts, Ben Bass. THIRD ROW: B. Brown, Kenneth Hudson, Rudy Harrington, Jim- my Warmoth, Jimmy McMillan, Billy Patrick, Ricky Cotton. BACK ROW: John Mattox, Oliver Johnson, Tom- my Leviner, Francis Brewington, Skipper Sims, Wade Macfie, Wayne Mixon. V. PRES. Wayne Mixon SEC. Mary Jo Turner TREAS. Carolyn Clyburn Student Council Winnsboro High's Student Council began its work for 1961-62 during the summer by publishing the Student Handbook. Safety, publicity, and fund-raising committees were appointed to carry out the duties of the council. Our projects were divided into five groups; citizenship, scholarship, religion, and social and financial activities. Since me most important aspect of Student Council is leadership training, dele- gates attended workshops and the State and Southern conventions. PRESIDENT Anne Brown 77 SPONSOR: Mrs. Margaret Palmer HIM FRONT ROW: Anderson, Beam, Perry, Clowney, Ladd, Bolen, Powers, Floyd, Cogdill, Osborne, Reynolds. SECOND ROW:. Black, DeHart, Lucas, Mathis, Ramsey, Montgomery, Beckham, Haygood, Douglas, Mattox, Sellers. THIRD ROW: Rabon, Smith, Bundrick, Mattox, Lyles, Rutland, Beckham, Marsh, Pearson, Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: Fuller, Wilkes, Nichols, Magill, Ford, Wood, Pylant, Raley, Boulware, Pylant. FIFTH ROW: Aragon, Taylor, Smith, Baire- foot, Dove, Lucas, Call, Brazington, Crumpton, Myers, Sellers. SIXTH ROW: Branham, Cathcart, Eargle, Wilson, Johns, Mayes, Davis, Littleton, Wiles, SEVENTH ROW: Dove. Branham, Reynolds, Branham, Wilson, Dove, Hewitt, Smith, McFadden, Shaw, Strange, Sanders, The F. H. A. Organization of eighty-nine members has successfully completed another year. Their activities have been as follows: 1) Hostess to the District Leadership Work Shop which contained around two hundred people. 2) A rose bush has been planted by each member as a national project. 3) Each member has contributed coupons for the camp fund, and used stamps for tubfrim. 4) In December the F. H. A. and F. F. A. had a joint Christmas Party. 5) They have sold gift soap and had bake sales to raise money to continue their ac- tivities and to attend icamp. 6) They also attended the State Fair, district, and group meetings. The National Objective is, To promote good will through getting to know our neighbors at home and abroad. ' MOTTO: Toward New Horizons COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Red Rose PRESIDENT: Margie Beckham V. PRESIDENT: Patsy Shaw SECRETARY: Glenda Bolen TREA-SURER: Elaine Dove SPONSOR: REPORTER: Kandy Perry Miss Sara Faucett RECREATIONAL CHAIRMAN: Mary Pat Nichols 78 SPONSOR: Mrs. Helen Taylor The Winnsboro chapter of Distributive Education is enjoy- ing its thirteenth year of growth and progress. This club has received a 3-star plaque for outstanding achievement each year that such a reward has been available. A high-light of the school year is the annual employer-employee banquet. An activities manual is kept for a record. Each student has a job up town, and there is coordination between the manager and the sponsor All nine of the state contests are entered in- to during the year. The club members write a program each year, and they appear in assembly and before several civic clubs. A professional meeting is held once each month. Usually, there is a guest speaker. The members attend both district and state conventions. The club is active, and the members are happy. D.E. PRESIDENT: John McMaster V PRESIDENT: Helen Collins SECRETARIES: Spenser Hewitt Georgia Peay TREASURER: Dorothy Floyd FIRST ROW: R. Perry, B. Johnson, G. Haygood, J. Pearson, D. Albert. SECOND ROW: B. Stevenson, D, Holmes, J. McMaster, S. Hewitt, C. Neely, G. Branham. THIRD ROW: D. Floyd, P. Short, H. Collins, R. Boone, J, Dixon, G, Peay, FOURTH ROW: J, Carter, R. McPhatter, J, Lewis, R. McPhatter, J. Viles, A. T. Thigpen. FRONT ROW: Castles, Dickerson, Edenfield, Lewis, Clowney, Clowney, Fuller, Allen, Peake. SECOND ROW: Peake, Fuller, Douglas, Tanner, Cathcart, Dixon, Douglas, Rutland, Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Levister, De- Hart, Bolick, Yongue, Johnson, Smith, Evans, Branham, Crouch, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: McDowell, Myers, Davis, Gunter, Rhymer,. Gainey, Watts, Harsey, Call, Murphy. FIFTH ROW: Beckham, Wishart, Mincey, Trues- dale, Fuller, Fuller, Branham, Branham, Branham, Peake. SIXTH ROW: Johnson, Pullen, Cooper, Ferguson, Mincey, Taylor, Stone, Martin, Jeffcoat. Mr. Ran Foster 80 OFFICERS: Pres. Sammy Clowney; V, Pres. Johnny Cath- cart; Sec. Harvey Dickerson; Treas. David Martin; Re- porter, Bobby Fuller; Sentinel, Jerry Stevenson. This year there are sixty-five boys in the F, F. A. Chapter. There are many activities that the boys participated in during the year. Each summer two members represent their chapter at the state F, F. A. Convention held at Clemson. This past year, two boys from the chapter attended the national convention in Kansas City, Mo. Every summer the boys attend summer camp at Cherry Grove Beach. They contributed to the F. F, A. Scholarship Loan Fund, which assists members of former members in preparing themselves for a career in the field of agriculture. The members operate a potato curing house, two sweet potato, and one tomato hotbed. Tomato and potato plants are sold at the school and the profit is used to finance the chapter activities. Each year the boys select two girls to represent their chapter in the Federation Sweetheart contest. Carolyn Beam will represent the Federation in the state contest this summer. F.F. A. SWEETHEARTS: Diane Stokes Carolyn Beam DISTRICT 5 SWEETHEART: Carolyn Beam 81 FRONT ROW: Dove, Crawford, Evans, Collins, Weed, Harden, Brown, Clyburn, Bolen, Rutland, Beckham, Sellers, Mayes, SECOND ROW: Dove, Lucas, Reynolds, Gunter, Stevens, Flanders, Martin, Pearson, Powers, Floyd, Stevenson, Haygood, Mattox. THIRD ROW: Banks, Lemmon, Tanner, Clowney, Douglas, Osborne, Brown, Smith, Hubbard, Cole, Weed, Reynolds, Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: Freeman, Goldman, Ingle, Bun- drick, Ellison, Frazier, Holmes, Collins, Davenport, Mosely, Bairefoot, Taylor, Johns. PRESIDENT: Jane Pearson V. PRESIDENT: Carolyn Clyburn SECRETARY: Anne Brown TREASURER: Kenneth Davenport REPORTER: Mary B, Brown The Future Business Leaders of America is a club for students in the eleventh and twelfth grades who are taking at least two business subjects. The club meets once a month, in addition to field trips to visit various businesses. The F. B. L. A. is affiliated with state and national chapters, and members of the local club are members of these. The purpose of F. B. L. A. through its programs, speakers, and fielci trips is to Interest the students in various businesses, to inform them about various vocational possibilities in the business world, to broaden their perspective of their business subjects, to develop leadership not only in their own club but in other school projects, and to promote projects of interest to them and of benefit to the school. SPONSOR: Mrs. Laura Thomas L. to R. : Crawford, Starnes, Harden, Smith, Lyles, Taylor, Evans, Jennings, Dove, Flanders, Mosely, Cole, Smith, Motes, Martin, Lyles, Cathcart, Coleman, Martin, Hiott, Bairefoot, Mayes, Johns, Cathcart, Cathcart, Bass, Stevenson, Propst, Dickey, Stokes, Bolen, Raley, Stevens, Sheely, Patrick, Clowney, Stevenson, Shaw, Douglas, Weed, Beckham, Lemmon, Brown. Pres, Susie Lyles; 1st V, Pres. Alvin Raley (not pictured); 2nd V. Pres. Jeannie Dove; Sec. Becky Motes; Treas. Kay Bass (not pictured); Reporter Cindy Hiott. SPONSOR: Miss Kathleen Lemmon The purpose of the F. T, A. Club is to interest students in making teaching a career. They are given an oppor- tunity to learn of the teaching profession and are encouraged to develop qualities of personality that are in the making of a good teacher. Emphasis is placed on character and scholarship and the love for teaching children. The membership for 1961-62 is fifty four. Several worth-while projects were undertaken. These were of service to the student body and the school. Miss Kathleen Lemmon is the sponsor. ♦ 83 F.T.A LATIN II OFFICERS: Pres., Price; V. Pres., Johnson; Sec., McMaster; Treas,, Nunn; Parliamentarian, Renwick FRONT ROW: Nunn, Mitchell, McMaster, Fortune, Waters, Strange, Powers, Ragsdale. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mary Eargle, McSwain, Hutchinson, Sellers, Boulware, McMeekin, Stevenson, Smith. THIRD ROW: Pope, Fellers, Simms, Spires, Henderson, Larson, Douglas, Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Price, Robinson, Johnson, Heron, Brewington, Simms, Patrick, Berry, Macfie. BACK ROW: Renwick. Baker, Wilkes, Jeter, Dove, Warmoth, Chapman, Faile. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mary C. Eargle, the Latin Club held its regular monthly meetings along with the Latin Forum held at Winthrop College. The climax of the year was the Roman Banquet. At the Forum, one of the club members, Skipper Sims, won a costume contest. Through all of these activi- ties, each member acquired a broader appreciation of our Roman Heritage, FRONT ROW: Frazier, Grice, Davis, Ellenburg, Leitner, Wilson, Frazier, Thomas. SECOND ROW: Strange, Gibson, Brown, Ramsey, Smith, Trues- dale, Dody, Finley. THIRD ROW: Leitner, Fort, Craft, Thompson, Whit- worth, Louis, Crossland, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Smith, LeGrand, Brabham, Shull, Ramsing, Hornsby, Yarborough, Douglas. FIFTH ROW: Brown, Martin, Williams, Ogburn, Peake, Pearson, Lynn, Stevenson. BACK ROW: Cooper, Harden, Harrington, Stevenson, Hudson, Graves, Milling, Turner, McMillan. 84 PRESIDENT: Ben Bass V. PRESIDENT: Ted Nichols SECRETARY: Jerome Mincey TREASURER: Buddy Turkett TRADE AND ENDUSTRDAL EDUCATOON CLUB SPONSOR: Mr. R. L. Sharpe The T I Club is one of the newer clubs -it Winnsboro High School. It is composed of eleven members. The purpose of the T I Club is to instill leadership and youth of tomorrow. Two members of the club, Ben Bass and Ted Nichols, along with Mr. Sharpe attended the Leadership Conference held at Camp Akela in Walhalla, South Carolina. Left to Right: Jerome Mincey, Larry Waters, Bobby Johnson, Danny Childers, Jerry Stevenson, Jerry Viles, Larry Mincey, Walter Rutland, Ben Bass, Ted Nichols, Kenny McLendon. 85 FRONT ROW: Porter, Clarkson, Montgomery, Lewis, LeGrand, Bass, Brannon, Hinnant, Rutland, Jolly, Wilkes, Myers, Jeter, Nelson, Lucas, Goode. SECOND ROW: Enlowe, Ragsdale, Ramsing, Richardson, Bass, Parker, Levister, Hunter, Walker, Moody, Evans, Rhymer, Thomas, Marthers. THIRD ROW: Boul- ware, Clowney, Bolick, Allen, Summer, Blair, Viles, Lewis, Johnson, Parker, Glenn, Burley, Clowney, Furgeson. FOURTH ROW: Varnadore, Johnson, Hornsby, Gainey, Castles, Robinson, Thomas, Robinson, Castles, Dove, Boulware, Clowney, Taylor, Dickerson. FIFTH ROW: Collins, Conyers, Ladd, Hinson, Beckham, Tanner, Douglas, Beam, Fuller, Evans, Taylor, Estes, McManus, Smith. SIXTH ROW: Bran- ham, Gaddy, Dickerson, Truesdale, Wise, Branham, Johnson, Davis, Myers, Cooper, Levister, Mayes, Jones. SEVENTH ROW: Mattox, Harsey, Hill, Peake, Harrison, Bolick, Goldman, Peake, Moody, Mar- tin, Godwin, LeGrand. Boys 4-H Club The 4-H Club had many projects during the year. Among them were leaf identification, beef and dairy calves, soil conservation, beautification of home grounds, safety, health, garden, swine, and tree planting. Various activities were enjoyed through the year. A 4-H Banquet and Round-up were held. In the 4-H club were many individual clubs. Among these were the Automotive and Electric clubs. During the summer months, many members attended 4-H Camps. The 4-H club offers activities, training, and enjoyment to all those who belong. 86 FRONT ROW: Beam, Clowney, Waters, Rutland, Reynolds, Beckham, Douglas. SECOND ROW: Mathis, Leitner, Estes, Mattox, Hornsby, Montgomery, House, Andrews, Beckham. THIRD ROW: Rabon, Smith, Tanner, Mattox, Lyles, Dickerson, Parker, Haygood, Boone. FOURTH ROW: Nelson, Belt, Branham, Bundrick, Swearingen, Beckham, Bennett, Price, Valentine, Rexrode, FIFTH ROW: Mosteller, Watts, Whitman, Magill, Ford, Burley, Ladd, Jackson. SIXTH ROW: Keever, Bass, Arnold, Clyburn, Peake, Gunter, Watts, Jones. SEVENTH ROW: Aragon, Freeman, Davis, Boulware, Branham, Waters, Hornsby, Conyers, Groomes, Boulware, Perry. Girls 4-H Club 87 So this is what happens at a 4-H Banquet! . - Left to Right: Patrick, Porter, McDonald, Truslow, McMaster, Sprott, McMeekin, Ogburn, Dove, Chapman, McLeod, McMaster, Crossland, Shull, Lattimore, Sprott, Harrington, Patrick, McDonald, Davenport, Steven- son, Chapman, Hanna, Ellenburg, Grieb, Dark, Lynn, Connors, Hiott, Sims, McMaster, Williams, Hammons, Mincey, Thrower, Wilkes, Collins, Hinson, Hollis, Dove. BELLS: Hutchinson, Sims, McSwain, Hiott. COLOR GUARD: McPhatter, Wilkes, Thomas, Wilkes, Mincey. ALL-STATE BAND: Paul Dove JUNIOR ALL-STATE BAND: Chuck McMastei CLINIC BAND: Billy Patrick PRESIDENT: James McDonald V. PRESIDENT: Paul Dove SECRETARY: Ellen McMaster TREASURER: Patsy Patrick Band The Winnsboro High School Band had a very successful year under the expert direction of Mr. John P. Mitchum. With James McDonald as Drum Major and President, the band participated in the half-time activities of most of the football games. They also attended Carolina Band Day and various Christmas parades. The Winnsboro Lions1 Club made possible the addition of the Color Guard. Last spring, the band took part in the annual Music Festi- val. The band is anticipating further progress next year with Tommy Sprott as Drum Major and the addition of majorettes. 88 SPONSOR: Mr. John P. Mitchum ALL-STATE CHORUS: Ellen Mc- Master, Glenda Bolen, Gloria Doug- las, Martha Stevenson, Billy Patrick, Tommy Sprott, Dantzler Robinson, JUNIOR ALL-STATE CHORUS: Ruth Thompson, Fran Frazier, Susan Mil- ler, David Mode, Suzanne Strange. PRESIDENT: Theron Wilson V. PRESIDENT: Mary Jo Turner SECRETARY: Marcia Hite TREASURER: Martha Stevenson The purpose of the Glee Club is to en- courage students to sing, so they may be able to sing better in church choirs or other places where singers are needed. We are proud of our Glee Club for having seven students trying out for the A11-State Chorus and all seven of them made it. It took hard work on the part of each of them. This year the Glee Club is very happy to welcome Mr. Mitchem, as our new director. FIRST ROW: Gibson, Thomas, Leitner, Miller, Haygood, Whitman, Collins, Jolly, Graves, Bolen, Sikes, Mattox, Aragon, Strange, Estes, SECOND ROW: Mattox, Weed, Murphy, Sikes, Reynolds, Harrington, Mode, Arnt, Pope, Martin, Martin, Turner, Frazier, Frazier, Thompson. THIRD ROW: Weed, Clowney, Collins, Montgomery, Douglas, Patrick, Sprott, Thomas, Dove, Stevenson, Hiott, Grieb, McLeod, Blackwell, Meng, Strange. FOURTH ROW: Bennett, Hanna, Brown, Lewis, Hite, Stevenson, Hinson, Robinson, Wilson, McPhatter, Turner, Motes, Whitworth, Truesdale, Beckham, Rexrode, Ramsey. 89 PRES. : Tommy Hudson (left) V. PRES.: Johnny Stewart (right) SEC. -TREAS,: Tommy Leviner (middle) Block The Block W Club is one of the most important school activities. This athletic organization does much to promote good sportsmanship and emphasize the importance of physical fitness. The club includes mem- bers of the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams. Among the yearly pro- jects have been sponsoring a candy sale and a faculty-student basketball game. Not only does this organization increase school spirit and promote interest in athletics, but it produces well-rounded, capable indi- viduals. SPONSOR; Mr. Roland C. Barefoot L. to R.: W. Mixon, T. Leviner, J. Taylor, T. Hudson, B. Patrick, J. Stewart, J. Coleman, D. Stokes, M. Brown, B. Larson, L. Quattlebaum, J. Mincey, T. Heiglar, C. Coleman, B. Haslett, T. McDonald, D. Chil- ders, B. Ellison, J. Martin, R, Price, L. Godwin, C. Beam, A. Brown, P. Groomes, E. Jennings, R. Mosely, B. 90 Stevenson, H, Gerald, S. Hilton, J. McMaster, J. Douglas. BUS DRIVERS - FRONT ROW: Walter Rutland, Heyward Burly, Jerome Mincey, Louie De- Hart, Pinky Dicky, Sammy Clowney. SECOND ROW: Billy Patrick, Thomas Mattox, Henry Gerald, Johnny Cathcart, Edward Blair, Richard Pullen, Paul Dove (not pictured) Ben Bass, Ted Nichols. SUPERVISOR: Mr. Marion Stevenson. LUNCHROOM STAFF: Mrs. Bessie V. Davis, Myrtle Richmond, Mae Nolia Davis, Minnie Morgan, Annie Sheppard, Ethelyn Metts. We extend our thanks and appreci- ation to all of these people - for without their daily and constant efforts, our school could not function. JANITORS: Beulah Davis, James Gadsen, Nancy Copeland (not pictured) Louise Milton. 91 SEATED, Left to Right: Bolen, Collins, Cole, Banks, Hiott, Smith, Turner, Stevenson, Weed, Bass, Turner, Ford, McMeekin, Lyles, Martin, Cathcart, Smith, Clowney, Patrick, Rhinehardt, Beckham, Clyburn, Motes, Hite, Cathcart. STANDING, Left to Right: Fellers, Ravenal, Smith, Martin, Lewis, Fort, Henderson, Milling, Goldman, Dark, Leitner, Turner, Frazier, Douglas, Sheely, Stevens, Jennings, Brown, Lyles, Craft, Doty, John- son. The purpose of our Library Club is to ren- der service to the library and the school. Our members assist the librarian In many ways, giving two study halls each week to library work. Typing, filing, mending and shelv- ing of books are some of the many duties that the students have each day. We make an effort to encourage more and better read- ing throughout the school. SPONSOR: Mrs. John A. McLeod Library Club PRESIDENT: Judy Rhinhardt V. PRESIDENT: Carolyn Cathcart SECRETARY: Carolyn Smith TREASURER: Linda Martin REPORTER: Marcia Hite Football VARSITY: (seated) Gerald, Godwin, Johnson, Mincey, Mixon, Stewart, Hilton, Raley, (standing) Coach Barefoot, McMaster, Coleman, Childers, Ellison, Hudson, Douglas, Taylor, Leviner, Coach Singletary. 94 COACH ROLAND BAREFOOT CO-CAPTAINS: Henry Gerald, Alvin Raley Coaches Singletary, Beane, Paynter Managers Heigler, Renwick, Martin JUNIOR VARSITY: (FIRST ROW) Hunter, Brabham, Jolly, Chatman, Clarkson, Parker, Aragon, Legrand, Var- nadore. (SECOND ROW) R. Dove, Braziel, Wilkes, D. Cooper, James, McMillan, Glisson, B. Cooper, Bar- field, Blackwelder, Peake, Walker. (THIRD ROW) F. Dove, Neely, Peake, Warters, Hackle, Stone, Sanders, Perry, Brewington, Broome. 95 W. H. S. 0 SALUDA 6 W. H. S. 24 BISHOPVILLE 0 W. H. S. 6 PARKER 26 W. H. S. 6 CLOVER 12 W. H. S. 0 LANCASTER 20 W. H. S. 6 NEWBERRY 14 W. H. S. 0 GREAT FALLS 21 W. H. S. 6 CLINTON 20 W. H. S. 14 CHESTER 6 W. H. S. 0 UNION 0 W. H. S. 15 LAURENS 13 Union won-by deepest penetration ISM Homecoming HOMECOMING QUEEN; Miss Diane Stokes UNDERCLASSMEN SPONSORS - FIRST ROW: F. Sikes, Ellenburg, Gibson, Bootle, Mayes, V. Boulware, SECOND ROW: Kelly, Douglas, S. Boulware, Sanders, Strange, Spires. THIRD ROW: Brown, Hutchinson, Johns, Ragsdale, Powers, Larson. FOURTH ROW: Me- Master, Taylor, Sims, B. Sikes, Branham, Groomes. Senior Sponsors Becky McSwain Henry Gerald Mary Boyd Brown Alvin Raley Martha Jo Flanders John Taylor Esther Jennings John McMaster Dianne Stokes Tommy Hudson Carolyn Beam Steve Hilton Ann Henderson Buck Ellison Leona DeHart Jerome Mincey The Moment of Decision 101 The queen and her court1 MASCOTS: Kim Collins, Mark Hunt. USHERS: Hugh Moseley, David Porter, Wel- don Bonds, D. J. Beam. The Big Moment Tommy says, Gosh, when's this gonna be over! Helpful Ushers 102 HEAD CHEERLEADER: Rusha Moseley Patricia Groomes, Dianne Stokes, Carolyn Beam, Lois Quattlebaum, Rusha Moseley, Anne Brown, Brenda Stevenson, Byrd Larson, Esther Jen- nings, Mary Boyd Brown. 'Gimme a W! 103 Girl’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Darlene Cooper, Renee Boulware, Darnell Branham, Peggy Gladden, Joyce Coleman, Faye Ingle, Brenda Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Rusha Mosely, Susie Bundrick, Dora Banks, Patricia Groomes, Barbara Sikes, Judy Sims, Margie Beckham, Emmie Lu Anderson. SCORES WHS 63 Great Falls 52 WHS 23 Chester 31 WHS 49 Union 29 WHS 33 York 41 WHS 44 Lancaster 41 WHS 48 Laurens 23 WHS 40 Laurens 24 WHS 57 Union 34 WHS 36 Newberry 40 WHS 42 York 43 WHS 39 Clinton 40 WHS 33 Clinton 24 WHS 61 Great Falls 47 WHS 66 Camden 31 WHS 47 Chester 42 WHS 38 Newberry 36 WHS 51 Camden 24 Eastern A A Conference Tournament WHS 50 Laurens 37 WHS 30 Chester 37 104 MANAGERS: Glen Taylor SCORER: Walter Rutland Nancy Nunn TIMEKEEPER: Theron Wilson 105 Boy’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Kenneth Davenport, John McMaster, Richard Young, Billy Partick, Adrian Glenn. SECOND ROW: Johnny Stewart, Tommy Hudson, Larry Douglas, Billy Haslett, Francis Brewington. WHS 47 Great Falls 59 WHS 47 Clinton 79 WHS 53 Chester 58 WHS 59 Clinton 60 WHS 71 Union 64 WHS 73 Great Falls 49 WHS 73 Camden A. 39 WHS 88 Camden 55 WHS 70 York 32 WHS 46 Chester 66 WHS 69 Lancaster 56 WHS 56 Newberry 41 WHS 80 Laurens 56 WHS 73 Camden 68 WHS 67 Laurens 49 Eastern A A Conference Tournament WHS 75 Union 68 WHS 71 Laurens 53 WHS 42 Newberry 57 WHS 63 Chester 67 WHS 55 York 52 _ 106 JOHN McMASTER Forward KENNETH DAVENPORT Center RICHARD YONGUE Forward ADRIAN GLENN Guard TOMMY HUDSON Forward BILLY HASLETT Forward POP” PAYNTER Girls' Coach LEONARD SINGLETARY Boys' Coach BOBBY BEANE J. V. Coach Jr. - Varsity 108 FIRST ROW: Virgil Marthers, Dubbie Berry, Joe Sanders, Wade Macfie, Rusty Price. SECOND ROW: Coby Stevenson, Erwin Renwick, Toby Chapman, Jimmy Milling, Aubrey Williams, Graig Hinricks. You’ll never make it. Let’s show them who has the best team, girls. What’s so interesting? IlflllHil Let's work the tip-off play. I 10 You’re off to a good start, Getting ready for the second half Ilf Jump a little higher, Coot Baseball FIRST ROW: Woody Hollis, Gerald Moody, Monk Price, Joe Sanders, Wayne Moody, Robert Hackel, Dubbie Berry. SECOND ROW: Johnny Barfield, Oliver Johnson, John Powell, Craig Hendricks, Larry Waters, Johnny Stewart, Tilman Evans, Johnny Chapman, Skippy Clarkson. I 12 COACH BEANE TOMMY HUDSON LARRY WATERS JOHNNY STEWART MONK PRICE OLIVER JOHNSON DUBBIE BERRIE 113 WOODY HOLLIS JOE SANDERS CRAIG HENDRICKS ROBERT-HACKEL Track KNEELING; C. Stevenson, Jolly, Peak, Brabham, Parker, Brown, D. Stevenson, James. STANDING: Adam , Martin, Douglas, Cooper, Gerald, Mixon, Glisson. Coach Barefoot 114 Coby Stevenson tied for second place in high jump in state meet. ■ •' : ■ Athletic Banquet Conley Snider, head foot- ball coach at Wofford Col- lege, speaks during banquet. HENRY GERALD receives Most Valuable Player award for football. JEROME MINCEY receives William R. Price Memorial Trophy. RICHARD YONGUE receives Most Valuable Player award for boys basketball. 1?! i o; • t'S RICHARD YONGUE and RENEE BOULWARE selected as members of All Conference Basketball Teams. JOYCE COLEMAN receives Most Valuable Player award for girls basketball. f 16 Features 117 Miss Senior ANNE BROWN Miss Junior LOIS QUATTLEBAUM 119 Miss Freshman PATSY STEVENSON JOYCE CHAPMAN Miss Sophomore ELIZABETH DOUGLAS Miss Sub-Freshman r t - The Miss Halcyon Contest ?2I The Juniors Present r'All American Family ” CAST, Left to right from back to front row; Steve Beckham, Tommy Sprott, Bubba Lyles, David Martin, Dantzler Robinson, Jenny Cathcart, Edie Sheely, Patsy Fickling, Lois Quattlebaum, Patsy Patrick, Jean- nie Dove, STUDENT DIRECTORS; Claude Coleman and Esther Jennings. Grandmother Butler Roger Butler------- Carrie Butler - — Bill Butler ------- Caroline Butler - - Bobby Butler------- Widow Smith------- Peter Smith-------- Bruce Ford--------- Lucy Middleford - - Avis Middleford — CAST: ■---------JEANNIE DOVE - - - DANTZLER ROBINSON -------PATSY PATRICK -------STEVE BECKHAM ----LOIS QUATTLEBAUM -------TOMMY SPROTT -------PATSY FICKLING -----------BUBBA LYLES - ----DAVID MARTIN ----JENNY CATHCART ------------------EDIE SHEELY MRS. M. L. HITE Director Stop it, Daddy, you're hurting me! 122 The Seniors Present rrIf a Man Answers77 Director F. S. GALE CAST Chantel Stacey - - -.............JUDY RHINEHARDT Gene Wright -........................STEVE HILTON John Stacey------------------------JOHN McMASTER Germaine Stacey------------------ - - - BECKY MOTES Belledonna - — - — -------- —-------- KAY BASS Grace................................SANDRA EVANS Miss Kaye -......................MARTHA STEVENSON Eleanor.......................... JOYCE CRAWFORD Mr. Chadwick..................- -...ALVIN RALEY Robert Swan — - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- DALE HOLMES Salome...............................CINDY HIOTT Flower Clerk.........................GLENDA BOLEN Party Guest..........................HENRY GERALD Europa............................. MARY B. TURNER Tina.......................-....... DIANE STOKES Concita.......................... JULIA M. HARDEN Lighting .......................MARIE STARNES Student Director---------------------MARCIA HITE Having Fun? 123 Junior Food at last! Rejoice, dearhearts . Peppermin May 4 The Fabulous Swordsmen! Senior Lounge 1962 Straight from the Peppermint Lounge . . , our own Peppermint Twisters! 5 the Peppermint Lounge! Even teachers like to twist! The Grand March Prophecy The year is 1972. We take you now to the 1962 gradu- ating class's reunion. It is at the country club, and all of the members have gathered to see each other after ten years. They seem to be enjoying themselves, exchanging news, and catching up on the changes that have taken place since 1962, ten years ago. Let's join them and find out for ourselves. As we approach the group, we see something weird, but it's only Butch Varnadore who has just returned from Green- wich Village and hasn't gotten rid of his beard yet. Moving on, we hear some of the conversation going on between Carolyn Smith, Judy Rhinehardt, and their hus- bands. Judy can be seen in many of our local Town The- ater presentations, and Carolyn finds time from her role of housewife to participate in another career, that of phar- macist in a local drug store. Cindy Hiott has made a name for herself, following the Hiott family tradition. We find she has made a contribu- tion to humanity in the science field, discovering a cure for hepatitis and several other infectious diseases. Pinkey Dickey, another honor graduate of 1962, is now professor of French at a small private school in Massachu- setts. Mary Barkley Turner is headmistress at this same school for girls, and we find among the faculty members, Marcia Hite, head of the Math Department. Walking over to another group, we hear an Italian ac- cent and recognize a classmate, Pierina Pielich, who has flown to South Carolina from New York especially for this reunion. She is one of the interpreters in the United Na- tions, fluently speaking eight native tongues. Talking to her is the famous doctor-turned-politician, Doug Buchanan from Washington, and they are undoubtedly discussing his party's platform as he will soon be running for Congress, Margaret Smith, now a librarian, informs us that the new book we've been hearing so much about was written by our own classmate, Linda Martin. Her recently pub- lished best seller is entitled THE STUDENT'S GUIDE ON HOW TO CUT STUDY HALLS. Larry Cotton is now the Dean of Students at Tulane, and his major project at the moment, is trying to outlaw drink- ing among the students. John McMaster now designs shoe laces, for Bass Wee- juns. Another of our classmates, Paul Dove is now presi- dent of General Motors; however; he still can be seen driv- ing his red and white Ford convertible. Henry Gerald and Tommy Hudson are members of a professional ball club, and Keith Brewington, the cele- brated sports caster, has filled us in on their latest batting averages. Paul Grieb and John Taylor, winners of recent golf tournaments, have taken this opportunity to practice their favorite pastime here at the country club. It really brings back memories of high school days seeing Paul and John teeing off again. Harvey Dickerson, the principal of Winnsboro High School, is discussing the problem of students blocking the hallways, with the local Board. Board members Joe War- moth, Steve Hilton, and Derrill Mixon agree with him that benches with gold-plated seats for couples going stead - gifts of the Class of 1965, only made matters worse. Becky Motes, who has her own radio program, MOO- MOO WITH MOTES, seems to be having an interesting coi versation with the sponsor, Sammy Clowney, who owns a large dairy. Joyce Coleman is the coach and star for a traveling group of girl basketball players. She and Margie Beckharr will soon open the newest of their long chain of health studios. Billy Castles enjoyed his trip to Europe so much that he decided to go back. He's now conducting guided tours abroad. He frequently sees John Carter at their meeting place in Paris at the Folies Begere. John, after studying art at the Sorbonne, decided to remain in Paris and is a full-fledged artist. Wayne Summers, who for many years studied chemistry has given up in that field, and is making half-horse power engines for a large bulldozer company. Glenda Bolen, Carolyn Clyburn, Patsy Shaw, Ann Braziel, and Bobbie Lemmon are secretaries for executive1 in New York, Chicago, and Texas. Another graduate of '62 who has climbed the ladder of success is Billy Patrick, who is now president of Erskine College. Billy has recently started a scholarship fund for ex-Beta Club members, and, we hear, he has received quite a few anonymous contributions. Georgia Peay is President Patrick's secretary. 126 Verna Reynolds, Gloria Jean Douglas, and Beverly Powers run a beauty shoppe, and Brenda Stevenson models their new hair styles. Brenda has a French Twist today and we can all remember when it was the rage at Winnsboro High School. Sandra Evans and Joyce Crawford have their own supper club which is called the Hunter Club. Mary Jo Turner is the official hostess. Bobby Fuller is running the Fuller Bull Company which raises prize bulls. Jerome Mincey has invented a rodent repellent which is selling like hot cakes. Julia Margaret Harden and Brenda Weed who are nurses at Columbia Hospital have recently been to New York where they heard the Branham Brothers, a singing group composed of Faye and Don Branham, accompanied on the guitar by Margaret Crumpton. Their renditions of folk songs are nationally known. While they were in New York, they happened to see Patricia Rutland and Martha Steven- son, who also work at Columbia Hospital. We cannot exclude from the circle of famous '62 grad- uates, Kenneth Davenport, who wrote a book on a subject near and dear to Mr. Gale's heart, THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE HORSE LAUGH 1 Spencer Hewitt and Donald Walker, who are married to graduates of Winnsboro High School, now run a go-cart company, which is very popular with the local natives. Larry Waters has been a valuable aid to the U. S. Rub- ber Company, having invented several new contraptions for producing a new fiber, and Butch Collins is employed by the town of Winnsboro; he is in charge of a fleet of mos- quito -spraying trucks. Kay Bass and Alvin Raley are partners in a dancing school which specializes in the new dances - the Jelly Roll, the Honey Pot, and the Itch. John Henry Lewis, the fa- mous chiropractor, takes care of their injured students in his office, which is next door to their studio. President Nixon has appointed Buddy Turkett and Jerry Viles to be the first men to go to Venus. Now that weTve already reached the moon and have regular flights, Robbie Walker is a moqn flight stewardess and two moon pilots are Ben Bass and Edward Blair. Bucky Ellison and Jamie Frazier, Marine drill instructors, couldn't make it to the reunion because they are both fac- ing court martial for drilling troops in the marsh at Parris Island, Alona Beckham, Helen Collins, and Dot Floyd are raising kangaroos on their farm in Australia, and Ted Nichols is exporting boomerangs that don't come back. Billy Clowney, Jerry Stevenson, and Bobby Johnson are working on a banana boat to South America. Walter Rut- land happens to be chaplain on this vessel. Dale Holmes is taking the part of the hero in the still very popular Ben Casey T. V. series. There are others in our class whose names are in the spotlights on Broadway - Dan- ny Ballentine, starring in the lead role of MACBETH and Elaine Dove is his accomplice in this classic drama. Ruth Boone, Libby D. Thigpen, Pat D. Swygert, Mary Frances Mattox, and Jane Pearson are housewives who have formed a kindergarten. With the help of Barbara Jean Smith, Jeannie Ramsey, and Gale Haygood, they are forming a special play school upon request of those Seniors who didn't want to leave high school. Marie Starnes runs an advice column in the local NEWS AND HERALD entitled, Ask Marie. ” Reginald McPhatter is minister of a small church. Anne Brown is the first woman from Fairfield County in the House of Representatives. Carolyn Neely is in the WACS and has returned from Japan to be with us. Johnnie Ray Wilson is also back from Japan and is teaching classes of Judo to local students. Diane Stokes, a famous lady architect, recently de- signed the brand new Winnsboro High School Auditorium, which is fine, but not quite big enough. Theron Wilson is driving a Scenic Tour Bus which spe- cializes in musical tours. The music is furnished by Theronrs bass solos. All of the refreshment for this reunion came from the Wilson Bakery in Winnsboro, owned and operated by Belvia and Eliza Wilson. Although we hate to leave this reunion of friends and classmates, we must return to our respective jobs. Sam has to get back to his insurance business, and 1 must return to my job in South Africa as a member of the Peace Corps. There have been many changes made since our Class of 1962 was together, and the future holds many more. As life goes on, changes are made, and we can't help won- dering how we will appear ten years from now - that is, in 1982. Last Will and Testament We, the graduating class of Winnsboro High School, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Two, being in a state of outstanding physical condition and having the quality of superior intelligence, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We leave all the unfortunate Juniors to the mercy of our teachers who have been so determined to get rid of us. To the Junior Class, we leave our ability to have quiet and orderly classes. May they learn just as much as we have. As individuals, the following students do solemnly will and bequeath to the Juniors their long cherished possessions; may they be an asset to the Junior Class. KAY BASS leaves her love for getting dismissed to Teresa Cole and Annette Dove. MARGIE BECKHAM, RUTH BOONE, and BETTY OSBORNE leave for the matri- monial altar. TOMMY HUDSON leaves his love of poetry to Claude Coleman and Nick Propst. DERRELL MIXON wills the lunch ticket puncher to Billy Haslett. GLENDA BOLEN and BRENDA WEED bequeath their jobs in the office to Patsy Fickling and Emmie Lou Anderson, whom we un- derstand to be excellent business students. TED NICHOLS and BEN BASS leave their reserve seats in detention hall to Richard Yongue and Steve Beckham respectively. JEROME MINCEY leaves his love of football to Tommy Leviner who seems to be following in big brother’s foot- steps. HELEN COLLINS wills her ability to win a speech contest to Edward Murphy and Lonnie Branham. GLORIA DOUGLAS gladly leaves her position in the Glee Club to Barbara Sikes. WALTER RUTLAND leaves his innocence but that always guilty look to Sammy Allen and Billy Clarkson. ALVIN RALEY wills his hospital Insurance poli- cies to all Juniors who plan to play football next year. JOYCE CRAWFORD and SANDRA EVANS leave their close friendship to Larry Godwin and Adrian Glenn. LIBBY DEN- TON leaves her natural blond hair to Joyce Mayes and Hermanette Raley. REGINAL McPHATTER bequeaths his membership in the D. E. Club to Bobby Cunningham. PINKEY FAYE DICKEY bequeaths her ability to excell in French to Steve Beckham and Callie Ladd. JERRY STEVENSON leaves his physique to Terry Hegler, who al- ready admires his figure, JOYCE COLEMAN leaves her athletic ability to Peggy Gladden in hopes that Peggy will fill her shoes. WAYNE SUMMERS wills a few pounds of excess weight to Kenneth McLendon. BUDDY TURKETT wills his reserved manners to William Bundrick. CARO- LYN CLYBURN wills her position as treasurer of Student Council to Patsy Patrick. MARY FRANCIS MATTOX leaves her ability to catch a man to Lois Quattlebaum and Mary Sue Clowney. JOE WARMOTH leaves his mental ability for physics to Tommy Sprott. EDWARD BLAIR be- queaths his Kennedy haircut to Danny Childers. ANNE BROWN bequeaths her twisting ability to Tinka Milling and Catrina Russell. ANN BRAZIEL leaves her warm smile to Rusha Moseley and Janice Johns. JERRY VILES leaves his freckles to Adrian Glenn. BUTCH VARNADORE bequeaths his bongos to Hayne McMeekin, ALONA BECKHAM, MARGARET CRUMPTON, and JEANNIE MAE RAMSEY leave their quiet reserve manner to Esther Jennings and Miriam Lyles. Let's hope they take the hint I DONALD WALKER leaves his seat in the Trig class to Larry Mincey. Hope you make it, boy! DOUG BUCHANAN bequeaths his cow-lick haircut to Dantzler Robinson. ELAINE DOVE wills her ability to excel in shorthand to Carolyn Beam, Faye Sellers, and Lois Smith. DOT FLOYD wills her sales- 128 CLASS LAWYERS Mary Jo Turner Derrell Mixon manship to all who wish to succeed in the D. E. Club. DANNY BALLENTINE and SPENCER HEWITT leave their dancing ability to Johnny Dixon and Thurman Pullen. SAM ARNETTE leaves his moody ways to David Ferguson and Randy Perry. GALE HAGOOD bequeaths her perfect attendance record to Louise Bryce, Brenda Jo Mattox, and Judy Marsh. JULIA MARGARET HARDEN and CINDY HIOTT leave their places on the honor roll to Jenny Cath- cart and Amy Eargle. DONALD and FAYE BRANHAM leave their pleasing personalities to Charles Truesdale, and MAR CIA HITE wills her position in the Beta Club to none other than Nick Propst. SUSIE LYLES wills Judy Martin the pres- idency of the F.T.A. JOHN HENRY LEWIS and BOBBY FULLER leave their ability for growing tomatoes to Thomas Mattox and Faye Peake. BILLY CASTLES and HENRY GERALD leave their buses, wrecked or otherwise, to their substitute drivers. PAT DENTON leaves her habit of keep- ing quiet all the time to Bobby Curlee and Sally Ramsey. MARIE STARNES wills her talkativeness to Serena Magill, Kenneth McLendon and Joyce Gunter. JOHN TAYLOR be- queaths the nine holes of the Fairfield Country Club Golf Course to Tweetle Haslett. JAMES MCDONALD and PAUL GRIEB leave their musical ability to Hayne Mc- Meekin. JANE PEARSON wills her love for Business English to Carolyn Freeman and Gloria Reynolds. LINDA MARTIN bequeaths her love for Carolina to Carolyn Cathcart and Billy Clarkson. STEVE HILTON leaves all of the girls at W.H.S. to be divided equally among the Junior boys. LARRY WATERS leaves his position on the baseball team to Johnny Stewart. GEORGIA PEAY and BRENDA STEVEN- SON leave their love for cullotts to Mary Ravenel. SAM- MY CLOWNEY leaves the presidency of the F.F. A. to Johnny Cathcart, but PATRICIA RUTLAND leaves Johnny Cathcart. BELVIA WILSON wills her love of chemistry to David Horne. ELIZA WILSON and MARGARET SMITH be- queath their love for Democracy Class to Dora Banks, Beverly Brown, and Patsy Mathis. PIERINA PIELICH leaves her accent and language fluency to Leola Driggers and Randy Perry. KEITH BREWINGTON wills his baseball statistics to Johnny Stewart. JOHN CARTER leaves his artistic ability to Bubba Lyles. BILLY CLOWNEY bequeaths his curly hair to Larry Cail and Wilburn Price. VERNA REYNOLDS and BOBBIE LEMMON leave their ability to ex- cel in business to Michelle Hanes, Pauline Lucas, and Helen Wilson. JUDY RHINEHARDT and CAROLYN SMITH leave their love for Carolina boys to Edie Sheely and Lin- da Stevens. BUCK ELLISON and JOHNNY RAY WILSON will their witty phrases and sayings to Sam Peak, Jackie McGuirt, and Billy Johnson. BEVERLY POWERS wills her good Democracy grades to Iris Pylant and Annie Ruth Brown. PATSY SHAW leaves her job as secretary to Mr. Singletary to anyone who thinks they can please him. ROBBIE WALKER wills her nice, quiet manners to Jean Mattox, Judy Hackle, and Carolyn Freeman. BUTCH COLLINS bequeaths his perfect record of no dentention halls to Bobby Curlee. KENNETH DAVENPORT wills his position on the baseball team to John David Mattox. HARVEY DICKENSON bequeaths his haircut to David Mar- tin. BARBARA JEAN SMITH leaves her smoking sessions to Susie Bundrick. MARTHA STEVENSON leaves her de- pendability to Jeannie Dove and Judy Faye Weed. MARY BARKLEY TURNER leaves her talent in dramatics to Tom- my Sprott. THERON WILSON wills his athletic and musi- cal ability to all members of the Junior Class. BILLY PATRICK bequeaths his cowdy manner to Harold Keever. PAUL DOVE wills his membership in the Beta Club to Gary Branham. DALE HOLMES leaves his nickname, Foggy, to Ernestine Goldman. BECKY MOTES leaves her gift to gab to Louis Fuller. CAROLYN NEELY wills her nickname, Needles, to Norma Jean Hubbard and Glen Taylor. JAMIE FRAZIER leaves his love for Fords to David Horne, JOHN McMASTER wills his membership in the Block W Club to Tommy Leviner. BOBBY JOHNSON leaves his friendliness to Dora Banks. DIANE STOKES wills her in- telligence and ability to do excellent on the College Board Examination to all Juniors. MARY JO TURNER be- queaths to Martha Jo Flanders her secret of light avoirdu- pois so that she can eat all the confectioners she wishes. LARRY COTTON wishes he could leave a little intelligence but says he'll need it all next year at Tulane. Signed, sealed and delivered this 25th day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Two by Mary Jo Turner and Derrell Mixon. Witnessed by Sarah Anne Jacobs and Bill Melton. 129 CLASS POEM In the years to come, dear Winnsboro, We will hold our memories dear; Of the firm but gentle learning That we gained here every year. Tonight our thoughts drift backward To the days when we began, The long and tedious struggle That is coming to an end. And now we say in leaving A word straight from each heart: Our thanks to you, our teachers, For doing well your part. We thank also our parents, For love and tender care, For wisdom and for guidance None can with them compare. We look into the future With hopes and ideals high, To make our world a better place With effort we shall try. The year is drawing to a close; Our carefree days are through, And though we go our separate ways, Our hearts remain with you. CLASS POET Cindy Hiott 130 CLASS PROPHETS Susie Lyles, Sam Arnette Class Night May 25, 1962 Graduation - . . the climax of five wonderful high school years. Members of the class of '62 entered the eighth grade at various schools in Fairfield County - Blackstock, Greenbrier, Jenkinsville, Monticello, Mount Zion, and Ridgeway. Little did we dream then that we would unite at Winnsboro High School in our Junior year. As eighth graders, we were excited, yet somewhat afraid, of the new- ness of high school life. Eighth grade initiation was a time we’ll never forget. It made us wonder whether we’d EVER be as grown-up as the Sen- iors. In the Ninth Grade, our fears were gone; we really belonged. In fact, we felt quite superior to the lowly sub-freshmen. Our Sophomore Year meant more interest in extracurricular activities. Growing up no longer seemed an impossible goal. Our Junior Year was one of the most memorable of our lives. We came to our new alma mater and united with classmates who have become close friends. We helped to organize various clubs and our two publications, THE HALCYON and Consolidated Comments, We worked hard to carry out our Junior-Sen- ior theme, City of Lights, ” and to present the Junior Class Play, Aunt Abby Answers An Ad, This, our Senior Year, has been equally memorable. Our play, If a Man Answers, was a successful presentation. This spring we were entertained by the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Prom, The Peppermint Lounge. ” We are proud that one of our Senior sponsors. Miss Kathleen Lemmon, wrote the Winnsboro High Alma Mater during our Senior Year. As Seniors we have had responsibilities as well as privileges, and we are pleased that several of our classmates have won scholarships to various colleges and that many of our class members have shown indi cations of promising futures by their academic records. Yes, our high school days are over, and the time has come for the Class of 1962 to enter the adult world. We leave our alma mater feeling deeply grateful to those who have helped during these high school years to prepare us for that world. CLASS HISTORIANS Linda Martin Doug Buchanan CLASS MOTTO: Let us enrich our lives that we may enrich the lives of others CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS GIFT TO SCHOOL: Trophy Case CLASS MASCOTS: Bill Melton Sarah Ann Jacobs 131 Baccalaureate Sermon May 27, 1962 The Invocation MARSHALS: USHERS: Not Pictured: Jeannie Dove Carolyn Cathcart Bubba Lyles Johnny Stewart Carolyn Beam Judy Faye Weed Nick Propst Larry Godwin 132 V' 'vi Graduation May 28, 1962 8:15 Hurry, slowpokes! 8:20 In your places! 8:30 Mr. Williams introduces the speaker Ready? Left, right, left „ . . Honor Graduates on Stage Mary Kay Bass Edward Camak Blair, Jr. Glenda Boylston Bolen Anne Miller Brown Carolyn Sue Clyburn Helen Lorene Collins Oscar Lamar Collins, Jr. Thomas Larry Cotton Kenneth Wayne Davenport Harvey Edward Dickerson Pinkey Faye Dickey Marjorie Elaine Dove Herbert Paul Dove, Jr. Paul Michael Grieb Julia Margaret Harden Margaret Lucinda Hiott Marcia Lenora Hite Susan Morris Lyles Lucinda McDonald Martin Frances Rebecca Motes William Banks Patrick, Jr. Judith Rhinehardt Patricia Anne Rutland Margaret Carolyn Smith Aletha Diane Stokes John Carroll Taylor Mary Barkley Turner Mary Jo Turner Joseph Hennis Warmoth, Jr. Charles Larry Waters 133 Feature Snapshots 8th Grade Initiation Miss Lemmon Receives Flowers Singing Our New Alma Mater Funny, Nunny?? Alvin? A Graduate? Twins Future Stars Future Pres, of S. C. ???Miss Halcyon??? Trying to Fool Someone? Missing Something Talk! Talk! Talk! Santa Claus A dvertisements Congratulations to the Class of 1962 UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY Serving Through Science Winnsboro Mills Where First Class People Make First Class Products Winnsboro, South Carolina FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP MONTICELLO MERCANTILE CO. Winnsboro, South Carolina Monticello, South Carolina GOUDELOCK INSURANCE AGENCY DOTY MOTORS Winnsboro, South Carolina Winnsboro, South Carolina W C K M 1250 KC on Your Dial Winnsboro, South Carolina Something for everyone--- Music, News, Sports, and Weather. Be sure and dial us each day before and after school. Phone 6026 500 Watts R. M. BLAIR C. H. RAGSDALE, JR. Blair, South Carolina B. S. MOTOR SERVICE Blair, South Carolina BEN FRANKLIN Winnsboro, South Carolina STORE Winnsboro, South Carolina Shop where you always get Quality, TODD AND MOORE, INC. M W Enjoy 11 Your Specialist in Sports 707 Main Street im ice-cold Phone 245-8316 COLUMBIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING Columbia, S. C. 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LADD GENERAL MERCHANDISE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Blair, South Carolina Monticello, South Carolina RIDGEWAY RUFF OIL COMPANY P. O. Box 7 Ridgeway, South Carolina Phone 3350 Sales MOTOR COMPANY Service Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone 215 THE LAMP POST Compliments of ISABELLE'S Winnsboro, South Carolina 109 West Liberty Street Winnsboro, South Carolina CAROLINA FURNITURE CO. HAROLD DOUGLAS JR. Winnsboro, South Carolina LEWIS LUMBER CO. Building Supplies and Lumber Winnsboro, South Carolina CONGRATULATIONS! McMASTER’S DRUGS Since 1843 £ DRUGGIST DEPENDABLE The world's finest people pass through our doors -- our customers. Dial 228 Winnsboro, South Carolina LADY FAIRFIELD Shop at Lady Fairfield COMMUNITY FEDERAL 152 Congress Street SAVINGS AND LOAN Where You'll Find Fairfield's Foremost Fashions. ASSOCIATION OF WINNSBORO HOLLIS GROCERY DADD'S GROCERY Ridgeway, South Carolina Winnsboro, South Carolina B. B. MARTIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE COLONIAL DRUGS Monticello, South Carolina Winnsboro, South Carolina TRIANGLE RESTAURANT Winnsboro, South Carolina C. B. KELLY PULPWOOD DEALER Ridgeway, South Carolina BONEY'S GROCERY MARKET Ridgeway, South Carolina We Sell Only the Best. RUFF AND COMPANY General Merchants and Cotton Buyers Ridgeway, South Carolina Phone 2971 POPE’S Compliments of ESSO OIL COMPANY Tires and Tubes FAIRFIELD Waxing and Lubrication Road Service Heating Fuel MANUFACTURING CO. Dial 420 North Congress, Winnsboro, S. C. Winnsboro, South Carolina lH$ SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT BECKHAM’S ESSO Winnsboro South Carolina BOYD WINN RIDGE THEATERS Home of Good Pictures BARNETT KENNEDY BANK OF RIDGEWAY GROCERY Ridgeway, South Carolina Compliments of Variety Merchandise Prices Are Born Here Raised Elsewhere BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE THE THOMAS COMPANY Ridgeway, South Carolina Home of Better Values Groceries - Clothing - Furniture Winnsboro, South Carolina We Give S. H. Green Stamps THE NEWS AND HERALD KYZER• Winnsboro, South Carolina Established 1844 RADIO - T. V. SERVICE Printing . . . Engraving Office Supplies North Congress Street irRead the ads each week and .. _ _ ir Winnsboro, South Carolina try first to buy at home. CONGRATULATIONS to this term’s graduates and all good wishes for success in the field they have chosen in which to carve out their careers. In searching for a higher education, we hope they will remember the fine colleges in our state; if entering business or industry immediately, we hope they will find their careers here in South Carolina, SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC GAS COMPANY POPE FUNERAL HOME WINNSBORO MOTOR SALES CO., INC Oldsmobile and Chevrolet Sales and Service Winnsboro, South Carolina Congratulations ! Seniors PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY THOMAS AND HOWARD CO. Service Food Distributors Wholesale Grocers WINNSBORO FURNITURE CO. We appreciate your business. H. D, McMEEKIN Phone 2174 We Furnish the Home Chester, South Carolina Phone 474 Winnsboro, S. C. FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLY Cong ratulations 1. Firestone Tires 2. Philco Appliances 3. Home and Auto Supplies Seniors North Congress Street COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS Winnsboro, South Carolina Congratulations I Seniors KETCHIN MERCANTILE Winnsboro, South Carolina WYNNE DEE FLORIST Winnsboro, South Carolina EAGLE'S VARIETY STORE Winnsboro, South Carolina THE IVY SHOP Winnsboro, South Carolina For That Taste of Quality and Style in Clothing ITS A pleasure! MERCHANTS PLANTERS BANK Winnsboro, South Carolina Sound - Safe - Sound Capital $150,000 - Surplus $200,000 Senior Directory SAMUEL BERRY ARNETTE Jew-baby . . , Lavender Blue Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Football 2,3, Manager 1; Junior Senior Doorman 2; Class Prophet, DANIEL BRADY BALLENTINE Be-bop . . . He'll Have to Go , . . You ain't wrong! Blythewood 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 3,4; Math Club 3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 2; FFA Club 1, 2, 3; Blythewood Library Club 3. MARY KAY BASS Kay . . , But we're NOT married! ... I Know Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1,2, Secre- tary 2; Band 1,2; French Club 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 3,4; FTA Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff, Circulation Manager 4; HALCYON Staff, Photo Editor 4; Senior Play Cast; Grad- uation Marshal 3; Most Intelligent; Honor Graduate. MAREE ALONA BECKHAM Punkin , . . Really? . . . Theme from A Summer Place. Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Basketball 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA Club 3,4; FHA Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2. MARGIE ANN BECKHAM Margie . . . Soldier Boy . . . James said ... Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Basketball 1,2,4; Block W 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4, President 4; FHA Club 3,4, President 4; FTA Club 4; FBLA Club 3,4; Miss FBLA 4; Li- brary Club 4; Latin Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1,2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 4; Class Vice President 1; Miss Junior; Friendliest. EDWARD CAMAK BLAIR, JR, Ed . . . Smoky Places . . . Now wait a minute Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Beta Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Junior Classical League 2; Bus Driver 4. GLENDA BOYLSTON BOLEN Glenda . . . Now listen, Mary Barkley ... It's Funny How Time Slips Away ... Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Senior All-State Chorus 3,4; Girls' Sextet 3; Double Octet 3; FHA Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; FTA Club 4; Senior Play; HALCYON Staff 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 4; Business Aid 3,4; Typing Award 3; Assistant Accompanist Glee Club 4; Most Courteous; Honor Graduate; Office As- sistant. MINNIE RUTH BOONE Ruthie . . . Ain't that cute . . . Don’t Break the Heart that Loves You ... Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FBLA Club 3,4; FHA Club 3; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,4; Distributive Education 3,4. ZELMA ANN BRAZIEL Little One . . . That's swift . . . I Can't Stop Lov- ing You ... Ridgeway 1, 2; Winnsboro 3, 4. Basketball 1,2, 3; Glee Club 2; 4-H Club 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3. ROBERT FAY BRANHAM Fay . . . You ain't a whooping, partner! . . . Teen Angel Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Baseball 1,2. RALPH KEITH BREWINGTON Slimy . . . You seen Coot? . . . You Don't Know Me Mount Zion 1, 2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4. ANNE MILLER BROWN Anne . . . You know what? . . . Moon River Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Library Club 1, 2, Treas- urer 1, Secretary 2; Miss Tusitala; Student Council, Vice President 3, President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Latin Club 3; FTA 3,4; FBLA 3,4, Secretary 4; HALCYON Staff 3,4, Asst. Classes Editor 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; Jr. Play Cast; Girls' State 3; Graduation Usher 3; Delegate to SASC 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Miss Sen- ior; Honor Graduate. DAVIS DOUGLAS BUCHANAN Doug Mount Zion 1,2; Virginia Episcopal High School 3; Winns- boro 4. Class Historian. JOHN THOMAS CARTER J, C. . . . Teh I . . . The Poor People of Paris Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. French Club 3,4; Block M Club 3; Distributive Education Club 4. WILLIAM PRESTON CASTLES Weasel . . . Nut Rocker . . . What's it to you, Number 2? Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Class President 1, 2; Bus Driver 4. SAMUEL ALBERT CLOWNEY Hotshot ... I Can't Help Falling in Love With You . . . What? Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2; FHA 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; 4-H 1,2, 3,4, Presidents; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Class President 2. WILLIAM MEADOR CLOWNEY, JR. Miss Clowney ... Jo Ellen . . . You Better Move On Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. 4-H 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice Pres, 2; Football 4; Bus Driver 4. CAROLYN SUE CLYBURN Sue . . ; No! Not Really? . . , Moon River Ridgeway 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Student Council 4, Treas- urer 4; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2,3, President 2; Cheerleader 2; FBLA 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. 1,2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 4; HALCYON Staff 4; Honor Graduate. SENIOR DIRECTORY BRENDA JOYCE COLEMAN ’’Skinny . . . Only You” . . . That's pathetic!” Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4.. FHA 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Block W Club 3,4; Most Athletic, HELEN LORENE COLLINS Corrina . , . Anyhow . , . Autumn Leaves” Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Double Octet 1,2; All-State Chorus 3; Distributive Education 4, Vice President 4; Placed in D.E, Speech Contest 4. OSCAR LAMAR COLLINS Butch . . . Moon River . . . Heavens to Murgatroidl” Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2; FBLA 4; Student Council 1. THOMAS LARRY COTTON L. C. , . , Audiable! , . , Brahm's 3rd Symphony Mount Zion 1, 2; Winnsboro 3,4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; HALCYON Staff 4; Track 2; Jr. Play; Honor Graduate; Most Intelligent. AUDREY JOYCE CRAWFORD Little Joyce . . . Moon River . , . You seen Alvin? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4, Glee Club 1; French Club 3,4; FHA 2; FBLA 3,4; FTA 4; Senior Play Cast; Library Club 2; HALCYON Staff 4, Assistant Feature Editor; CON- SOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 4. MARGARET LOUISE CRUMPTON Crump . . . Ebony Eyes . . . Great Scott! Ridgeway 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4, FHA 4. KENNETH WAYNE DAVENPORT Kenny . . . On the Wings of a Dove Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. JV Basketball 1,2; Var- sity 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Sec, 3; Latin Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; FBLA 4, Treas. 4; JV Football 2; Block W” Club 4; Typing Award 3. MARY ELIZABETH DENTON Libby . . , Dedicated to the One I Love . . . Lee. Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Class Sec. .1; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; Football Cheer- leader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Basketball 1. PINKEY FAYE DICKEY Pink ... I Can't Help Falling in Love . . , That’s just cruel! Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2; PANTHER Staff 1,2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; Asst. Exchange Ed. 3, Exchange Ed. 4; FTA 1,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Library Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Bus Driver 4; Honor Graduate. HARVEY EDWARD DICKERSON Harvey ... Lover Come Back . . . I'll Bet You, . . Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Baseball 1,2; Class Pres- ident 1; Class Treas. 2; FFA 1,2, 3� 4, Sec. 4; 4-H 1,2,3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Honor Graduate. GLORIA JEAN DOUGLAS Buckwheat . . . 1 Believe . . . Mrs. Red Beasley. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; 4-H Club 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; FBLA 3,4. MARJORIE ELAINE DOVE Lane . . . Stranger On the Shore ... I wish it were Friday. Ridgeway 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1; FHA 3,4, Treas. 4; Basketball 1,2; Beta Club 4; Miss Sophomore. HERBERT PAUL DOVE, JR. Paul . . , Moon River . , , Sally Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Band 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Glee Club 2,4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Treas. 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Bus Driver 4; All-State Band 4; Boys' State 3; King-Teen 4; Best All-Round. SAMUEL DUBOSE ELLISON, III Buck . . . Soldier Boy . . . Ann Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Student Council 1; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 2; JV Basketball 3; FFA 2; FBLA 4; Block W Club 4; Wittiest. SANDRA ANNE EVANS Sandra . . . So Fine . . . I Promise you. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. HALCYON Staff 4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; FHA 2; FBLA 3,4; FTA 4; Li- brary Club 2; Homeroom Sec. 1,4; Glee Club 1; Senior Play Cast. DOROTHY MARILYN FLOYD Clarence , . . You Mean Everything to Me . , . I'll Love Him forever, Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Beta Club 4; FHA 2,3, 4; FBLA 3,4; GAA 1,2; D.E. Club 2,4, Historian 2, Treas. 4. JAMES BLAIR FRAZIER, IV Jamey . . . Thunder Road Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Class Treasurer 1; Latin Club 2; FBLA 4; JV Basketball 1; JV Football 3. HENRY GRIGSBY GERALD Hose . . , What is this? . . . The Great Pretender Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Student Council 1; Home room Sec, 1, Vice President 2, President 3,4; Class Sec. 2; Class Pres. 3,4; Block M Club 2; Block W Club 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Jr. -Sr. Doorman 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 3,4; Latin Club 2; Bus Driver 4; Senior Play Cast; Most Valuable Player Award; North-South All- Star Football Player; Friendliest. JULIA MARGARET HARDEN Julia Margaret . . . Smile . . . Oh, you know what I mean I Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; FTA Club 4; FBLA 4; Beta Club 3,4; Senior Play Cast. SARA GALE HAYGOOD Gale . . . What? . , . Greenfields Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club SENIOR DIRECTORY 1,2,3,41 FBLA 3,4; FHA 3,4; DE Club 4; Basketball 1.2. JAMES SPENCER HEWITT Spence . . . Slow Twisting Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FBLA 3,4; DE Club 4; Senior Play Cast. STEPHEN RANDOLPH HILTON Cteve . . . Moon River . . . Rick deed! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Latin Club 3; Block M 2; Block W 3,4; FTA 4. MARGARET LUCINDA HIOTT Cindy . . . Bali Hai . . . Really! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 3; CAMPUS COMMENTS Staff 2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff, Asst. Sports Ed. 1,3, Sports Ed. 4; FTA 3,4, Reporter 4; Library Club 3,4; Latin Derivative Contest 2; French Club 3,4; Senior Play Cast; Furman Scholar; Most Likely to Succeed; Honor Graduate; Class Poet. MARCIA LENORA HITE Marsh . , , The Twelfth of Never ... I am what I am, and so will I be. n Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Sextette 1; Class Reporter 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Bas- ketball 1; Beta Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 2; Cheerleader 2; HALCYON Staff, Asst. Business Manager 3, Business Man- ager 4; Library Club 3,4, Reporter 4; FTA 4; Student Di- rector, Senior Play; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; Homeroom Vice Pres. 3, President 4; Basketball Manager 2; Honor Graduate. THOMAS MURRY HUDSON Hut . . . Theme from A Summer Place . . . Never put off ’till tomorrow what can be put off 'till the day af- ter tomorrow. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Football 2,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3; Track 2; Block M Club 2; Block W Club 3,4, President 4; Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom Pres- ident 3; Class Vice President 4, BOBBY LOUIS JOHNSON Bobby , . � How about that? . . . You Better Move On. Greenbrier 1, 2; Winnsboro 3,4. 4-H Club 1,2,3, 4, Pres- ident 4; DE Club 4; Glee Club 1; Latin Club 1; T I Club; Bus Driver 4, JOHN HENRY LEWIS John . . . Good Luck Charm . , . Aw, Pat! Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. SUSAN MORRIS LYLES Susie . , . Little Things Mean a Lot . . . It's not whether you win the game that counts, but how you play it, Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1,2, Treas. 2; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Beta Club 3,4, Treas., 152 1st Semester 3; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 2; District Of- ficer 2; FTA 3,4, Pres. 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; Asst, News Ed. 3, News Ed. 4; CAMPUS COM- MENTS Staff 1,2; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; HALCYON Staff 4, Asst. Literary Ed. 4; Student Council 4; Homeroom Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Graduation Marshal 3; Class Sec. 4; Class Prophet; Honor Graduate. LUCINDA MCDONALD MARTIN Linda . . . Climb Every Mountain . . . Not none of me. Mount Zion 1, 2; Winnsboro 3,4, Library Club 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3,4; FBLA 3; French Club 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 1; HALCYON Staff 3,4, Feature Ed. 4; CAMPUS COMMENTS Staff 1,2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Jr.-Sr. Serving Girl 2; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award; Junior Play Cast; Class His- torian; Honor Graduate, JAMES GROVER McDONALD, JR. Teddy . . . Theme from A Summer Place ... I give up, what is it? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Band 1,2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, President 4; Baseball 3; Beta Club 3; Block W Club 3; Drum Major 4; Most Courteous; Honor Graduate. JOHN CREIGHTON McMASTER, JR. Honey Mac , . . Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? . . . Have you anything for me to do 4th period, Mrs. Taylor? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Football 2, 3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Track 3; Block W Club 3,4; Block M Club 2; French Club 3,4; DE Club 4, Pres. 4; Jr. -Sr. Doorman 2; Graduation Usher 3. REGINAL ALVANNALE McPHATTER Mac . . . Blue Moon . , . Better late than never. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; DE Club 3,4. MARY FRANCES CARTER MATTOX Mary Frances . . . Yes, Indeed . . . Ain't love grand? Ridgeway 1, 2; Winnsboro 3, 4. 4-H Club 2, 3; Basketball 1. JEROME MILTON MINCEY Rodent Head . . . Little Darlin' . . . Yes, indeed; you ain't wrong! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Football 1,2,3,4; Block M Club 2; Block W Club 3,4; T I Club 4, Sec. 4; FFA 4; W. R. Price Trophy 4; Most Outstanding Linesman 4; Bus Driver. WALTER DERRELL MIXON Cherry . . . Something Precious . . . What's it to ya? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Beta Club 3,4; Band 1, 2; Homeroom Vice Pres. 1,2,4, Pres. 3; Class Lawyer. FRANCES REBECCA MOTES Becky . . . Well, I'll be hung brown and black! , , . Twilight Time. Manteca Union High 1, 2;Winnsboro 3,4. Pep Club 1,2; SENIOR DIRECTORY Latin Club 1,2; FTA 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Sec. 4; California Scholarship Federation 1,2; Forensics Club 2; American Legion Speech Contest Winner 2; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Block W Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; HALCYON Staff 3,4, Asst. Ed. 3, Editor 4; FFA Sweet- heart 3; Library Club 4; Homeroom Treas. 4; Student Council 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Miss D.A.R. 4; Honor Grad- uate. CAROLYN COBETTE NEELEY Needles . , , Something’s Got a Hold on Me . « . Shore wish I had some chewing gum! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FHA 1,2; Band 2,3; DE Club 4, CLYDE T. NICHOLS Ted” , . . I'm gonna quit next week!” Ridgeway 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; 4-H Club 1,2; T I Club 4; Class Pres. 1, Class Vice Pres. 2; Bus Driver. BETTY JEAN OSBORNE Betty ... I Wish We Were Married . . . Mrs, Virgil Rabon” Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FHA 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 3. WILLIAM BANKS PATRICK, JR. Billy . , . Twilight Time . . . You ain't wrong!” Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Class Pres. 1; Class Vice Pres. 3; Homeroom Pres. 1,2; Homeroom Vice Pres. 4; Latin Club 2, Pres. 2; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Pres,, 1st Semester 4, Vice Pres. 3; Block ”W Club 3,4; Student Council 4; JV Basketball 1,2; JV Football 2; Track 2; Basketball 3,4, Captain 4; Junior Play Cast 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Chief Graduation Marshal 3; Most Dependable; Honor Graduate. JANE CAROL PEARSON Jane ... I wish we were married . . . David Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FHA 1,2, 3,4, President 2; FBLA 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; DE Club 4. GEORGE ANN PEAY Georgia . . . 'T believe you! . . . Stranger on the Shore” Ridgeway 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. 4-H Club 1,2, Secretary 1,2; Beta Club 2; Basketball 1; FBLA 3,4; DE Club 4. PIERINA PIELICH Pierina” . . . Dankeschen . . . Moon River. Catholic High 1; Munich High, Germany 2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; Latin Club 1; Home Economics Club 1; French Club 3,4; Newman Club 2,3. BEVERLY ANN POWERS Bubba . , . Now, listen’ . . . Stranger on the Shore Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FHA 1,2, Secretary 2; FBLA 3,4. ALVIN WILLIAM RALEY Captain” . . « Don't knock it . . . if you ain’t tried it! . . , Come Along Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Student Council 1,2; Homeroom President 1, Vice President 2; Class President 2; Block M Club 2; Block W” Club 3,4; FTA Cl-b, First Vice President 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff, Boys' Sports Editor 4; HALCYON Staff, Asst. Sports Eo.to: 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Boys' State 3; Senior Play Cast. JEANNIE MAE RAMSEY Jeannie . . . Old Rivers . . . What did you do in typing? Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; FTA Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2. VERNA FAYE REYNOLDS Shorty . . , Stranger on the Shore” . . . Ted . . . 'T promise I didn't do it! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. French Club 3; FHA 1, 2,3; FBLA 3,4. JUDITH RHINEHARDT Judy . . . Mrs. McLeod, I can't work today . . . Mountain of Love Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; Library Club 2, 3,4, Vice Pres- ident 3, President 4; FTA 3; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3, 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff, Business Aid 4; HALCYON Staff 4; Senior Play Cast; Most Original; Honor Graduate. JAMES WALTER RUTLAND, JR. Sleepy . . . Something’s Got a Hold on Me . . . To whom does it concern? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FFA Club 4; T I Club 4; Block ”W Club 4; Bus Driver. PATRICIA ANNE RUTLAND Patty” . . . Moon River . . , Why, Johnny. Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Basketball 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Music 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Sec- retary 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 2; FHA 3, 4; FBLA Club 3, 4. PATSY VIRGINIA SHAW Poo shaw . , . Only You . . . Come here, I’ve got a joke to tell you! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FHA 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3,4; Vice President FHA 4; Office Assistant. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Bobbie Jean ... I don’t know . . . Just Ask Your Heart Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. FHA Club 1, 2, 3. MARGARET CAROLYN SMITH Carolyn . . . The Sound and the Fury . . . Huh??? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. CAMPUS COMMENTS Staff 1,2; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; Assis. Business Manager 3; Business Manager 4; Student Council 3; Beta Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3, 4; Vice President 3; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 2; Treas. 3; Secretary 4; Glee Club 1; Junior Play Cast; Latin Deriva- tive Contestant 2; Honor Graduate. SENIOR DIRECTORY MARGARET ELLEN SMITH Margaret , . , Good Luck Charm . , . Summer is my favorite season. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2; FBLA 3; FHA 4. CAROLYN MARIE STARNES Marie . . . Love is a Many Splendored Thing . . , Don't worry, it'll work out fine. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1; Glee Club 1; Library Club 2,3; Vice President 2; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; FBLA 3; French Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 4; Senior Play Cast. BRENDA GAIL STEVENSON Girl . . . Theme from A Summer Place ... I wanna see Al! I Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Block M Club 1,2; Block W Club 3,4; FTA Club 3,4; FBLA Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Miss Fresh- man; Miss Sophomore; Library Club 4; DE Club 4. JEREMIAH PRYOR STEVENSON Caldonia . . , That's My Pa , . . Aw . . . Miss Wylie! Monticello 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1, 2; Block M Club 1, 2, 3; FFA Club 1, 2; T I Club 4; Bus Driver. MARTHA SPRADLEY STEVENSON Mot . . . Moon River . . . That ain't nothing but cuteness! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Treas. 3,4; FTA 4; FBLA 4; Reporter, 2nd Semester; Stu- dent Council 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; All-State Chorus 3,4; Office Assis, 4; Senior Play Cast; Most Dependable. ALETHA DIANE STOKES Diane . . . When I Fall in Love , . . Happiness lies in friendships. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1,2; Vice President 2; State Latin Derivative Contestant 1,2; Placed 1; Glee Club 2; Band 2; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; FTA 3, 4; French Club 3,4; Placed 2nd, State Nat. French Exam. 3; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; HALCYON Staff, Literary Ed. 4; Typing Award 3; Class Secretary 3; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Graduation Usher 3; Homeroom Vice Pres. 4; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Block W Club 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Girls' State 3; Miss Hi Miss; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Best All-Round; Honor Graduate. GEORGE WAYNE SUMMER Wayne . . . Moon River . . . Huh? Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Elec- tric Club 2,3,4; Automotive Club 4; Latin Club 1; Junior Classical League 1; Beta Club 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN SWYGERT Pat” . . . Are You Sincere? . . . Did I get a letter from Sandy today? Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; FHA 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. 154 JOHN CARROLL TAYLOR John . . . The End , , , I don't give a care!!! . . . Oh, darn Anne! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Football 1,2,3, 4; Base- ball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Block M Club 2; Block W Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Track 3; Junior Play Cast. TURNER WARREN TURKETT, JR. Buddy . . . Thunder Road . . . You ain't wrong! Jenkinsville 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. JV Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 1,2,4; T I Club 4; Treasurer 4. MARY BARKLEY TURNER Mary Barkley . . . Spellbound . . . Diane, what did you do in Trig? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; Reporter 1; Latin Club 1,2; FTA Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 4; Honor Graduate. MARY JO TURNER Sailor Girl” . , . Theme from A Summer Place” . . . C 'mon, 'Dowe gotta do shorthand! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Vice President 3,4; Double Octet 3; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Staff 3,4; Assis. Circulation Manager 3; Feature Ed. 4; HALCYON Staff; Classes Editor 4; Student Council 4; Sec- retary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Jr. -Sr. Serving Girl 2; Junior Play Cast; Class Lawyer; Honor Graduate. CLYDE HARRIS VARNADORE, JR. Butch . . . Beatnik Boogie . . . That's the way it goes. Marshville High 1; Rock Hill High 1; Mount Zion 2; Winns- boro 3,4. Band 1. JERRY CLIFTON VILES Casper . . . Let There Be Drums . . . I give up! Greenbrier 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4; Football 2; DE Club 4; T I Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2. DONALD LEE WALKER Snowwhite . . . Always It's You . . . Fay, I will meet you in the Library, 5th Pd. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. ROBBIE LOUISE WALKER Robbie , , , Moon River . . . Wait a minute Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Library Club 1; FHA 2,3, 4; FTA 4; DE Club 4; FBLA 3,4; Homeroom Treas. 1. JOSEPH HENNIES WARMOTH, JR. Joe . . . Was the Trig test hard? . . . Autumn Leaves' Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Student Council 1; Band 1; JV Basketball 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Honor Graduate.' CHARLES LARRY WATERS Muddy . . . Let Me In . . . Aw, Dav. Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 4; Baseball 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY BRENDA ANN WEED Weedy” . . . Stranger on the Shore . . . Have you seen Marshall? Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Latin Club 1,2; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Double Octet 1,2; Girls' Sextet 3; All-State Chorus 3; Office Assistant 4; FBLA Club 4; Home- room Secretary 1,2,4; Treasurer 3; First Place Talent Win- ner 4. BELVIA ROSE WILSON Bel . . . Everybody Loves Me But You . . . That’s what you get for thinkin'! Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4, Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; FBLA 3; Beta Club 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Honor Graduate. ELIZA REBECCA WILSON Liz . . . What ya doin’? . . . Yes, Sirree Ridgeway 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. Glee Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; FHA 3,4; FBLA 4. JOHNNY RAY WILSON Nigger . . . You Better Move On Mount Zion 1,2; Winnsboro 3,4. T I Club 4; DE Club 4. Faculty Directory ROLAND C. BAREFOOT Furman University, B.A. GLADYS LEWIS BASS Withrop College, B.S. Graduate work: University of South Carolina BOBBY E. BEANE Appalachian College, B.S. ANNA HALL BOZARD Newberry College, B.S, Graduate work: Winthrop College and University of South Carolina MARY C. EARGLE Newberry College, B.S. Graduate work: University of South Carolina, University of North Carolina, and Columbia College SARA FAUCETT Winthrop College, B.S. and M, A, Graduate work: University of South Carolina ROBERT RANDALL FOSTER Clemson College, B.S. FRANCIS STANHOPE GALE The Citadel, B.A. University of South Carolina, M.A. THOMAS WILLIAM GLADDEN Clemson College, B.S. MILDRED M. HITE Columbia College, B.A. Graduate work: University of South Carolina JAMES WILLIAM HORNE Furman University B.S. RETTA C. HUGHES Brenau College, B.S. LAURA MULLER THOMAS University of South Carolina, B.S. Graduate work: U.S.C. KATHLEEN LEMMON University of South Carolina B.A, Graduate work: University of South Carolina BETTY WRENN LUTZ Winthrop College, B. S. MARY MELVILLE MANER Winthrop College, B.S. Graduate work: College of William and Mary, Converse College, and University of South Carolina JOHN P. MITCHUM University of South Carolina, B.A. PATSIE DAVIS McLEOD Converse College, B.A. MARGARET M. Me NEELY Converse College, B.A. MARGARET O. PALMER Georgia Southern Teachers College, B.S. Graduate work: University of South Carolina JAME McMASTER ROEHRS University of North Carolina, B.A. ROBERT LANDIS SHARPE Clemson College LEONARD E. SINGLETARY College of Charleston, B.S. Newberry College E. L. STOUDEMAYER University of South Carolina B.A. and M.A. DAVID S. TARBOX University of South Carolina B.S. and M.S. HELEN ROBINSON TAYLOR Lander College, B.A. Graduate work: University of South Carolina BONNELL B. WHITE Newberry College, B.A. | Ugh I i I omato s Well strike me down i It’s ole John C III Our beautif l thoupht for the Tomorrow To insoire the footbal It1 s l,Mouthoiece1? did you win T Y ou toda rO LOW Ye ol1 parking lot! Jeremiah Peabody's poly-unsaturated quick-dissolving, fast-acting, pleasant tasting green and purple pills! One of our many sock hops. I don’t know, but I believe you're rushing things, Dove! I! 59 Farewell We would like to bid a fond farewell to one whom Winnsboro High School will never forget. Mr. Purvis W. Collins has led us successfully through the first difficult days, and has paved the way for future harmony and congeniality among the administration, faculty, and students. Your work and help to us all, Mr. Collins, has been greatly appreciated by everyone. We will miss your quiet, but strong leadership, your understanding, and your unfailing patience with our problems and concerns. We are certain that wherever you go - you will be welcomed, and whatever you undertake - will be a success. We wish you good fortune and continued happiness in the future I MR. PURVIS W. COLLINS Principal of Winnsboro High School 160 -( )- r oh S' r rM'f-' If ’Mm - 07 f s«juan,j7rj r ML y (jl-UUf tc v_ Jbt 4 AllLfjM ML 'iML-Q hji — 5 jr fy Mod d % Jb? dAd-TKcvw. fdrlf UC MM J%Mf s'% 7- . hj vMr ' ho ' 2 v- KAO. C-Trt t isLsm. 3_Ajt_ G S . KAJ Jut C ujl ' j tcLA IKS'CKjy Ss3$- %, , o -