Winnsboro High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

1964 HALCYON WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA FOREWORD The school spirit experienced by the graduating class of 1964 during its four short years at Winnsboro High School has been an inspiration and a joy that has helped make that period one of happiness,. ambition, and achievement. Through the pages of this, the fourth volume of the Halcyon, the annual staff has tried to reflect this loyalty and enthusiasm which has contrib- uted so much to the success of the educational and personal development of each student. It is hoped that this book will be one of pride and pleasure to us now, and in the future will serve as a reminder of the friendships, ideals, and opportunities made possible by our association with Winnsboro High School. 3 DEDICATION Because she has endeared herself to all of us with her ever ready smile, her wholesome friendliness to us, her sincere interest in our student life, and her sym- pathetic co-operation in all that we undertake, we, the members of the annual staff of nineteen hundred and sixty-four, do dedicate this, the fourth volume of the HALCYON, to MRS. HARRIET MITCHUM. 4 5 FACULTY . . . The following pages show our faculty teaching classes . . . listening to stu- dents . . . presenting questions, but these pages cannot show them studying at home . . . compiling records . . . worrying about pupils . . . encouraging students . . . setting examples for youngsters . . . FACULTY ADMINISTRATION COUNTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Mr. James Brice, Mr. John Dixon, Mr. Sam Botick, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. Edgar Sims, Mr. S. C. Wiles, Mr. Bill Estes. PRINCIPAL: Mr. M. A. Ramsey. = i! ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Mr. Marion E. Stevenson. 9 GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Miss Sara Faucett. Edgar Allen Poe has never been surpassed—except maybe by Alfred Hitchcock! ENGLISH English is a must, and a course is provided for each year. In addition to basic English grammar, spelling, punctuation, and composition, the student is introduced to the history and appreciation of the world's literature with special emphasis on American and English writings. Required parallel reading supplements the textbooks and adds to- the students7 cultural growth. A course in Business English is offered for the commerce students. Miss Frances Bowen Lander College, A. B. Mrs. Peggy B. Collins Converse College, B. A. Mrs. Barbara M. Harmon Newberry College, B. S. Mrs. Virginia R. Stevenson Columbia College, B. A. Mrs. Helen R. Taylor Lander College, B. A. Mrs. Selwyn P. Turner Columbia College, B. A. 10 MATH DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. Francis S. Gale The Citadel, B. A. University of South Carolina, M. A. Mr, E. K, McLendon C emson College, B. S. Mrs. Margaret O. Palmer Georgia Southern Teachers College, B. S. B. A., M. A. Now—does everyone understand radians? Yes, Robin, what is it? MATH A wide variety of mathematic courses are offered be- ginning with general math in the 8th grade. Two other courses in general math are available after the 8th grade. First year and second year algebra may be followed by advanced algebra and trigonometry. Plane geometry is offered as well as a course in business mathematics. n Mrs. Dorothy C. Hiott Winthrop College, B. S. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HEAD Miss Mary Maner Winthrop College, B. S. Mr. David Prevoznik University of South Carolina, B. A. SCIENCE General science is taught in the 8th and 9th grades. Courses of one year each are available in biology, chemistry, and physics. Each of these includes laboratory work with regular classroom study. LIBRARY AH sub-freshmen are required to pass a course in library science. This prepares them to utilize to their advantage the fine library at Winnsboro High School. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Patsie Davis McLeod Converse College, B. A. 12 VOCATIONAL For the students wishing to prepare themselves for a job immediately after graduation or for worthwhile knowl- edge, programs are available. First and second year and advanced agriculture are offered. Both theory and practical application are taught in classroom, laboratory, and field trips, and school work is supplemented by projects at home. Courses in electrical shop and wood shop are avail- able. The shops are well equipped and provide a won- derful opportunity to learn the use of tools and power equipment. An active Distributive Education program offers knowl- edge in retailing and other business areas through class- room study, club activity, and on-the-job training. But Mrs. Bass, are you sure my answers are wrong? Mrs. Gladys L. Bass Winfhrop College, B. S. Mr. Randall Faster Clemson College, B. S. Mr. Thomas W. Gladden Clemson College, B. S. Mrs. Mary L. McKeown Winfhrop College, B. S. Mr. Robert L. Sharpe Clemson College Mrs. Laura M. Thomas University of South Carolina, B. S, 13 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. James W. Horne, Jr. Furman University, B. S. Mrs. Harriet Mitchum Winfhrop College, A. B. Mr. M. T. Patrick Erskine College, A. B. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Marion Stevenson Erskine College, A. B. University of South Carolina, M.Ed. South Carolina History is a required course for sub-freshmen and U. S. History and world history are necessary for graduation. In addition to these the student may elect to take psychology or civics. 14 Fitz, do you believe in palm readers—now don't look in the book! Mrs. Martha B. Coleman Winfhrop College, B. A. Comment vous portez-vous aujourd 'hui, Elizabeth? LANGUAGE Mrs. Mary C. Eargle Summerland College, B. A. Two years each of Latin and French are offered as electives. Most students who expect to go to college find it advantageous to take one or possibly both of the available language courses. Mrs. Rhetta C. Hughes Mr. Joseph Turbeville Brenau College, B. S. The Citadel, B. S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION A well-equipped physical education department pro- vides a body-building, brain-refreshing program for both boys and girls. At Winnsboro High it is recognized that a healthy body is as important as a trained mind, and a combination of hard work and fun in physical education classes is required for at least two years for each student unless his health prohibits participation. 15 CLASSES ... In this section, one will see the student body of Winnsboro High . . . the pupils . . . the officers . . . the outstanding members . . . the sponsors, but one cannot see the friendships . . . the pride in accom- plishment . . . the personalities . . . the hard work . . . CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: RUSTY PRICE, President; CAROL ANN McLENDON, Secretary; BAKER, Vice president. BYRD LARSEN, Treasurer; HAROLD 18 HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: Wade Macfie, Mrs. Collins's home- room; Boykin Smith, Mrs. Thomas's homeroom. SENIOR SPONSORS: Miss Mary Maner, Mrs. Laura Thomas, Mrs. Peggy Collins, Mrs. Mildred Hite. RICHARD EDWARD ADAMS Quincy . . . Blue Velvet' . . . I can't stand it! HAROLD DOUGLAS BAKER Hutch . . . As Usual . . . What I mean is , . . I should made better. LILLIAN MARIE BASS Lilly ... I can't Stay Mad at You . . . No junk. JOSEPHINE BECKHAM Joey . . . Moon River . . . You don't say! SHIRLEY ANNE BENNETT Shirley . . . The Great Pre- tender . . . Elizabeth, could you work that geometry? WILBURN CLAYTON BERRY, JR. Dubbie . . . When a Boy Falls in Love . . . You got that correct. NANCY LAVINIA BLAIR Peak . . . Twelvth of Never SAMUEL ALEX BOULWARE STELLA JEANNETTE BOULWARE Stella Baby . . . There I've Said It Again . . . Ah, Mary! VICKIE CHERYL BOULWARE Vickicherof . , . Theme from a Summer Place . . . Spastic . . . ooh, let me out of here. JIMMY A. BOYTER BEN BRANHAM, JR. Baby Ranger ... I Want to Hold Your Hand , . . Any- one for a game of nine ball? 20 Whewl No college board scores yet! SENIORS . . . receiving Merit Scholarship results . . having that superior feeling . . reading stacks of college catalogues . . 21 Who said THIS i$ the Senior lounge?' We won it. Darnel. Naw, Francis, WE won Itl SENIORS . . . memorizing Chaucer's Prologue in Middle English ...enduring Mr. Gale's 6th period trig class...initiating RATS... 22 Mrs. Hite says to read be- tween the lines ' BILLIE FAYE BRANHAM Pete ... I Love You Most of All . . . Man, you must be crazy. GARY TILLMAN BRANHAM George . . . Th ere I've Said It Again . . . Where is Darnell? HELEN DARNELL BRANHAM Watusi Red . . . There I've Said It Again ... I get all confused, when I start to talk, don't me!!! PATRICIA ANN BRANHAM Pat . . . Blue Velvet JOYCE ELIZABETH BRAZIEL 'Torn , . . We Belong To- gether . . . You're warped up FRANCIS STEWART BREWINGTON Brew . . . Bring It on Home to Me ... I understand. THOMAS EDWARD BROOME Blamus . . . Louie, Louie . . . You some kind of nut? BEVERLY ANN BROWN Rase ... I Can't Stop Lov- ing You . . . There ain't no way. MARY ELIZABETH BURLEY Mary Lizzus . . . Exodus . . . Oh, y'all! MELBA ANN CAIL May . . . There I've Said It Again . . . Hey, Marsha and Barbara, have y'alf got your English? TOBY GERALD CHAPMAN Len . . . Shelter of Your Arms ... I can't win for losing. ANNETTE MARIE COGDILL Net . . . Ten Command- ments of Love ... I love it. 23 DAVID GORDON COOPER Ida Boo . . . So Fine . . Haskell did it, Mrs. Thomas. JAMES DWIGHT COOPER, JR. Hot Dog ... I Want to Hold Your Hand ... I ain't above it. JENNINGS CROUCH Gen ... I Want to Go Home LYNDA JANE DAVIS Blondie ... I Only Want to Be with You . . . Ain't we Got Fun. SALLY JUANITA DAVIS Nita . . . Meet Me at Mid- night, Mary . . . Poor old soul. LEE ONA DEHART Monkey . . . Since I Fell for You . . . Well, isn't that the sweetest thing? BRENDA LOUISE DOUGLAS Big Mama . . . Who Do you Love? , . . O.K., O.K., for- get it! ELIZABETH GAILLARD DOUGLAS Liz . . , It's Not for Me to Say . : . Is kinda warmish, don't it? JERRY WALTON DOUGLAS LARRY JOE DOUGLAS Puppy . . . High on the Mountain of Love . . . No kiddin' DAVID ROBERT DOVE, III Queenie ... I Want to Hold Your Hand . . . No sir, Mr. Ramsey, I don't know any- thing about it. FITZHUGH HENRY DOVE, III Chrissy . . . Night Train - . . Quit fool! 24 'Double, double toil and trouble; tire burn, and caldron bubble.' SENIORS . . . winning the first football game of the season with OUR varsity players . . . reading Ivanhoe . . . being first in the lunch line ... Now, I'll mix it, and y'all drink it! SENIORS . . . electing Homecoming Queen . . . taking Typing I (only Seniors struggle with it) . . . soliciting ads for the annual . . . Y'all listen one more time—'Water, water, everywhere . . . 26 PATRICIA FAYE DOVE Tricia . . . Moon River . . . Mercy, that burns me up! BARBARA LORRAINE DREW Babs . . . You Don't Own Me. . . . Oh, you sweet lil ole thing, WILLIAM SAMUEL EDENFIELD Carburetor . . . Mountain of Love . . . What ME gradu- ating, It's unbelievable! LINDA SEBRINA FARROW Sparrow . , . Searchin' . ♦ . That just tears me out the frame. ROBERT A. FAILE, JR. Faile . , . Walk Right In' . . . I don't know. JANET BLAINE FELLERS Janet . . . What? . . . Wild is the Wind. SUSAN FRANCES FORTUNE Sue . . , Blue Velvet . . . Oh, my goodness. BEVERLY JUNE FREEMAN Rose . . . Tonight . Kick it. Rose! LOUIS O. FULLER Louis . . . Auld Lang Syne. JOHNNIE WARDELL GLISSON Helmet . Drag City' . . . I ain't Above it! PATRICIA ANN GROOMES Trick . . Theme from Summer Place . . . Let me tell you something. MARSHA SUE HACKLE Hack . , , High on the Mountain of Love . . . Barbara, have you seen Richard??? 27 NANCY ANNE HENDERSON Enna . . . Roonie . . . Maria ... I don't know. WILLIAM MARVIN HERON Willy . . . 500 Miles. EUGENE CRAIG HINRiCHS Craigetta Louise . . . You got that rightl . . . Oh, more fun! BRENDA GALE HUMPHRIES Punk'in . . . Theme from a Summer Place. JAMES AUBURY JEFFCOAT Jeffy ... I Want to Hold Your Hand . . . Looking for a hark! HARRY McSHANE JETER Jeter . . . Twist and Shout Honest, Mr. Gale, I didn't do a thing! JAMES RICHARD JOHNSON Salmon . . . There I've Said It Again . . . You've got that right. OLIVER RHETT JOHNSON Moose . . . Night Train . . . Are you serious? WILLIAM M. KENNEDY, II Herb . . . Drag City . . . Things can always get worse. MARY BYRD LARSEN Byrd ♦ . . Greenfields . . That is fabulous. JENEFER RHEA LITTLETON Jennye . . . There I've Said It Again . . . Un oh. BRENDA CHERYL LUTZ Red . . . True Love Never Runs Smooth . . . Betty, call John for me. 28 Now listen Heron, you're been up before this discipline committee before! SENIORS . . . working on term papers . . . selling magazines for the class . . . playing in our last basketball tournament . . . cramming for tests .. . Donations for a worthy cause, the Class Picnic! Well, no peaches yet—maybe next week! SENIORS . . . trying out for Senior Play . . . Ordering graduation invitations . . . having a six-page CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS . .. applying to colleges . . . CARLJE ANN LYLES Charlie . . . Some Enchant- ed Evening . . . Now, Ricky. WADE HAMPTON MACFIE, JR. Mac . . . Long Tall Texan I'm not losing any sleep over it. FRANK WINTON MARTIN Frank . . . Big John , . . Aw, Andy, you know I loves yai. SARA ELIZABETH MARTIN Sally . . . April Love (1961) . . . P-A-U-L I wish I were at ERSKINE! KAY JOLENE MATTOX Puddle Duck . . . No Other Love . . . Bless you. SHIRLEY LOU McFADDEN Little Buddy . . . High on the Mountain of Love . , ♦ You ain't wrong. CAROL ANN McCLENDON Carrie Lou . . . Misty . . . You pig! ELLEN SIMPSON McMASTER El . . Wouldn't It Be Loverly . . . Dang, I lost that article. MARY CAROLYN McMEEKIN Mary . . . Scarlet Ribbons . . . Really, you're kidding. BARBARA ANN MILES Bob . , . High on the Mountain of Love . . , Hey, Marsha and Melba, are Y'all going to stay out tomorrow? CHARLES F. MINCEY Charlie . . . Chances Are . . . Hey Effie, Mae, come to Papa. FRANCES KAY MITCHELL Frank , . . Moon River' . . . That's the truth. 31 BRENDA JOYCE MYERS “Shorty . . . “There I've Said It Again . . - You Said it! MARY PATTERSON NICHOLS Mary Pat . . . Moon River , , . My stars! NANCY JEAN NUNN Nunnie . . . Moon River , . . Ask me what just hap- pened. Just ask me! BERKELEY MARION PALMER Berk . . . Last Night . . . Knowledge is knowing that you don't know. LARRY JAMES PARKER Cods . . . Come On I can't stand it. BARBARA PAULETTE POWERS Kitty , . . Veil, veil, what next! WILLIAM DAVID PATRICK Billy . , . Cruel War . . . Merci beau coup. WILLIAM RUSSELL PRICE, JR. Monk . . . High on the Mountain of Love . . . Hey, Nunn, you got your Trig? MILDRED ANN POPE Midge . . . Exodus . . . Mercy, I ain't believing it. BRENDA SUE RABON Raybone . . . The Great Pretender . . . Why can't it be Friday? JOHN E. POWELL Cocky ... I Want to Hold Your Hand . . . How 'bout a game of pool. JAMES ERWIN RENWICK Ernie ... I ain't above it! . . . Stay. 32 Should we go to class—I mean, do you think they'll miss us? SENIORS . . . exempting study hall . . . planning the '64 HALCYON . . . taking 15 subjects in order to graduate . . . enjoying our last Junior-Senior . . . Raise the victory flag—WE're graduating!! But Rusty, why not Winthrop—look what it has to offer! SENIORS . . . leaving 5 minutes early . . . measuring for caps and gowns . . . reading Pygmalion . . . studying for final exams . . . YOU be Grendel and lil be Beowulf! 34 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Greasy . . . Are You Lone some? . . - Marvin??? ANDREW FRANCIS ROBINSON, JR. Rusty, Slim . . . High on the Mountain of Love ... I love it. FRANCES REBECCA SANDERS Becky . . . Let It Be Me1' . . . Just ask me if I got a letter today. THOMAS JOSEPH SANDERS Scottie . . . Al Di La . . . Wind it up, baby! PATRICIA JEANNINE SHORT Patsy . . . Little Carburetor . . . Only You . . . Mrs. Taylor, I signed a pass for Sam, O.K.? JUDY MIXON SIMS Simsy . . . Theme from a Summer Place . , , Y'all listenl THURMAN CLAUDE SIMS, JR. Skipper . . . Twelfth of Never . . . I'll tell you later . . BETTY ANN SMITH Peake . . . Moon River'' , . . Don't tell me to hush. BOYKIN ENGLISH SMITH, JR. B. E. Joinyer . . . I'm worried about it. DONALD JEROME SMITH Smitty ... I Want to Hold Your Hand ... I ain't above it. JOSEPH HASKELL SMITH Hask ... I Want to Hold Your Hand . . . Hey, Listen, JUDITH MARIE SPIRES Teapot . . . Mr. Blue . . . I can't help it if I got a big Daddy. 35 JAYNE DURHAM STEVENSON Tarzan . . . My Heart Be- longs to Only You , . „ I got a letter from Terry today. JAKE WILBUR STONE, JR. Scott ... I Wanna Love My Life Away . . . REBA SANDIFER STRANGE Sandy . . . What Kind of Fool Do You Thing I Am? . . Hey, Chrissy, let's go to Chester. JULIAN CECIL TANNER Julius . . . Long Tall Texan . . . Ain't that right? A. T. THIGPEN Dopey ... I Saw Her Standing There . . . Easy! JUDY NELL WILKES Judy . . . Tonight . . . Oh, really, Mary, what time is it? RICHARD HENRY THOMAS, JR. Ricky . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . • Where's Carlie Ann? ROBIN DALE WILKES Face . . . Night Train . . . you know it! JAMES ERNEST WARMOTH Jimmy . . . Autumn Leaves . . . Really? WILLIAM LEWIS WILKES Jap . . . Stranger on the Shore . . . You gotta be kidding! CAROL ANN WILES Tinker . . . Moon River . . . Oh! My mercy! CHARLES WAYNE WILSON Charles . . . Winnie . . . You Don't Know Me . . . Hey! Linda, ya' got any candy? 36 Which will it be. Algebra II or Captain Kangaroo? SENIORS . . . practicing for graduation . . . having pictures made in caps and gowns . . . receiving awards . . . enjoying the Class Picnic . . . having OUR LAST DAY. I just don't see how one crayfish will be enough for five people! 37 uuiunttim JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS; ROBERT HACKLE, Secretary; MACK BOULWARE, Vice-President; PAT FORD, Treasurer; JIMMY McMILLAN, President. JUNIORS . . . getting class rings . . . taking College Board .. . presenting the Junior Play . . . attempting Merit Scholarship Test . . . flirting to get a date for Junior-Senior . . . visiting Miss Faucett during study hall . . . waiting for Friday to come... Libby Andrews Jo Ann Banks Johnny Ray Barfield Frances Bass Harriet Beckham Howard Beckham Judy Berley Jimmy Blackwelder 38 Larry Bolick Mack Boulware Patsy Boulware Rennie Boulwctre Jerry Boykin Dickie Brabham Gwen Branham O'dell Branham Priscilla Branham Roger Branham Gene Brigman Ernie Broome B. Brown Heyward Burley Bobby Caldwell Jimmy Carter Paul Castles Annette Childers Nancy Clyburn Donnie Coleman 39 40 Van Collins Jimmy Connor Steve Connor Bobby Cooper Patsy Craft Joan Crossland Bud Dark Tommy Davis JUNIORS . . . selecting the Junior-Senior theme . . . joining Senior Beta Club . . . being varsity cheerleaders . . . taking French I by TV ... Alan Dean Dianne Denton Mickey Dinkins Kent Doty Frederick Douglas Mildred Ellenburg Doug Enlow Bifly Estes Johnny Evans Anita Faulkner Jane Finley Janet Floyd reading poems by Robert Frost... memorizing We the people ... exercising our I.Q.... selling tickets for the class barbecue... Pat Ford Bettie Fort Ann Frazier Fran Frazier Barney Fuller Sarah Fuller Sarah Gibson Rex Graves Wanda Grice Robert Hackle Mary Jane Hagood Jimmy Hammonds Heyward Harden Rudy Harrington Woody Hollis Bennie Hornsby Kenneth Hudson Bonnie Huggins Linda Huggins Donnell Humphries 41 Margaret Johnson Diane Kelly Gloria Kelly Jack LeGrand Charlotte Leitner Elizabeth Leitner Ellen Lewis Scottie Lewis JUNIORS . . . working with Seniors on CONSOLIDATED COM- MENTS and HALCYON . . . listening to poetry on records . . . anticipating college... 42 Butch Loftin Mack Lynn Jackie Mattox Robert McCaston Roy McDowell Jimmy McMillan Jimmy Milling David Mode Irvin Montgomery Mildred Montgomery Sandi Morris Clarence Myers Billy Neely Jimmy Ogburn Belinda Parker Joey Parker Gene Peake Terry Peake Tommy Peake Billy Pearson passing physics, chemistry, and trig (some of us did) . . . electing Junior Class officers . . . working with our class sponsors . . . Sandra Perry Marion Pope Jo Ellen Pylant Lizzie Ramsey Paul Ramsing Cathy Rexrode Dale Rhymer Marion Robinson Robbie Robinson Linda Rutland Sue Sanders Joy Sharpe 43 Carol Shirley David Shull Francine Sikes Billy Smith Bobby Smith Steve Spigner Coby Stevenson Danny Stevenson JUNIORS . . . skipping school to work on Junior Senior . . . electing Girls' and Boys' Staters . . . choosing Junior Miss-Hi- Miss ... attending the Patsy Stevenson Sam Stewart Suzanne Strange Tommy Taylor Eleanor Thomas Hal Thomas Ruth Thompson Margaret Truesdafe Jimmy Turner Jean Varnadore Butch Walker Eileen Waters 44 Aubrey Williams Billy Ray Wilson Twila Wilson Joe Wishert Linda Wood Grady Yarborough Hester Yongue J, W. Yongue Editors Conference . . . deciding our schedules for the coming last year . . . bidding farewell to Senior friends . . . becoming Seniors. GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Jo Ellen Pylant and Fran Frazier. 45 SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS: CAROLYN BROWN, Secretary; ANN OWENS, Treasurer; JOYCE CHAP- MAN, Vice-President; JOHNNY CHAPMAN, President. SOPHOMORES . . . enrolling in Latin II and Biology . . . electing Sophomore officers . . . struggling with the State Math Test . . . Bobby Arndt Sandra Ballentine Clifford Barfield Wayne Bass D. J. Beam Pam Bennett Betty Blackwell Weldon Bonds Mary Frances Bootle Ronnie Boulware Linda Bowers David Branham Janice Branham Larry Braziel Paulette B rigman 46 Harold Brooks Midget Broome Carolyn Brown Ellen Wallace Buchanan Patricia Bundenck Johnny Chapman Joyce Chapman Skippy Clarkson Sammy Clowney James Coleman Linda Coleman Donald Collins Tommy Collins Carolyn Conyers Danny Conyers being elected serving girls and doormen at Jr.-Sr. . . . ordering slaves at the Latin Banquet . . . studying Julius Caesar . . . Darlene Cooper Gale Cooper Rickey Cotton Barbara Davis Maynard Davis Danny Dickerson Harry Dickerson Susan Dickerson Lester Dinkins Billy Dove Martha Dove Regena Edenfield Nancy Estes Van Ferguson Johnny Gainey 47 Curtis Goldman Donna Grieb Bernice Gunter Mary Hanna Wayne Harsey Milton Hinnant Dotty Hiott Barbara Hollis Annette Hornsby Mary Sue House Susan Jackson Lennette Jeffeoat Robert Jolly Delare Jones Abie Kelly SOPHOMORES . . . getting night licenses and dating . . . joining the Pep Club . . . supporting candidates for vice-president of John Kimble Donald Knight Miriam Kyzer Richard Ladd Martha Lattimore Mike LeGrand Johnny Lewis Carol Liner Sammy Logan Robert Lucas Brenda Mattox Billy Marthers Johnny Martin Linda Massey Vernon Mayes 48 Margaret McDonald Linda McElhaney Helen McFadden Barbara McLendon Annie McLeod Kenneth McManus Chuck McMaster Lynn McMaster Ann Melvin Lillian Meng Susan Miller Drema Mincey Zeek Mincey Billy Montgomery Donald Montgomery Student Council . . . reporting on CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS staff . . being J. V cheerleaders - . . enjoying hootenannies . . Hugh Moseley Brenda Mosteller Wanda Murphy William Muse Billy Myers Brenda Nelson Bucky Osborne Ann Owens Betty Jean Peake Susan Phillips Bunny Porter David Porter Janice Porter David Pullen Ti Quattlebaum 49 C. T. Rabon Ted Ragsdale Donald Rabon George Raines Livvy Ravenel Ruth Reasor Dale Reynolds Linda Reynolds Willette Reynolds Gene Rhymer Linda Richardson Richard Rutland Margie Smith Thomas Smith Billie Spires SOPHOMORES . . . sponsoring at homecoming for the football stars ... wearing out Weejuns ... enduring World History tests. Diana Stevenson Mary Stevenson Terrace Still Cathy Strange Frances Swearingen Jimmy Thomas Mike Thrower Betty Kay Timms Terry Sue Upchurch Jenny Watts Jo Watts Brenda Whitman Timmy Wilkes Bessie Yarborough 50 FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS: MARGIE DOUGLAS, Secretary; MARTHA FRIDY, Treasurer; WILLIAM SHERROD, Vice- President; JOHNNY CALDWELL, President FRESHMEN . . . encountering Latin I and 9th Science . . . acting as slaves at the Latin Banquet... constructing science projects... Bennie Aragon Jimmy Atkinson Paulette Baker Rachel Baker Shirley Ballentine Eula Jean Barbie Margaret Barrington Buddy Bass Mike Beckham Eugene Belk Louise Belk Betsy Blackwelder Dayfe Boone Eunice Boone Betty Boulware Steve Boulware Tommy Boulware Ray Boykin Dennis Branham Brenda Gail Branham Gayle Branham Gloria Branham Johnette Branham Kenneth Branham Linda Branham Sammy Branham Dennis Brannon RonnTe Brannon 51 David Brown Margaret Burton Johnny Caldwell Adron Cary Charles Coleman Robert Cook Ronald Cook Frank Culbertson Wanda Cunningham Janet Daubener Butch Davis Ann Dean John Wayne DeHart Jeanne Denton Henry Dixon Gordon Doty Margie Douglas Charlene Dove Annie Faye Driggers Bethea Driggers Sam Driggers Duke Durden Dee Ellison Tommy Estes Brenda Evans Carol Evans Ronnie Evans Jimmy Faile Margaret Floyd Brenda Ford Linda Ford Betty Scott Frazier Barbara Fridy Martha Fridy June Gerald J. T. Gerald Johnnie Goode George Ha good Roger Haney Buddy Harrison Barbara Horsey Lou Haslett Lois Hilton Margaret Isenhower Bud Jennings Jimmy Kee Mary Ann Keever David Kelly Lynda Korwan Ga rris Ladd Rick Lewis Donna Lucas Glen Lutz David Macfie John Maddox Charlie Marthers Virgil Marthers Emily Martin Jimmy Martin Jimmie Mattox Susan McDonald Ginny McKenzie Gay McMaster Nancy McMillan Gene Mikell Bitsy Milling Keith Mixon Gerald Moody Wayne Moody Irene Muse Barbara Myers Roy Oates Jimmy Parker Undo Peay Bobby Perry Harold Pierce Tony Pixley Harriet PJyler Betsy Pope Carroll Pope Palmer Powell Nancy Price Glen Rabon Virginia Rabon Mary Ramsey Helen Rexrode Herbert Rexrode Floyd Thymer Tommy Richardson Jimmy Roland Helen Roof Bubba Rutland Clyde Sanders William Sherrod Beth Short Chip Sims Teresa Sims Lynn Smith FRESHMEN . .. joining Junior Latin Club . . . signing to work on the paper staff . . . having our first big, thick literature book . . . looking down on lowly RATS . . . washing cars for beach money . . . qualifying for Jr. Beta Club . . . dating upperclass- men. Linda Spivey Beth Stevens Eben Stevenson Mutt Stevenson Ann Stewart Carolyn Stokes Patricia Swearingen Donna Jean Taylor Susan Thompson Daniel Timms Jeanette Turner Linda Turner Julia Ann Waddell Mary Frances Walker Susan Walker Julie Ward Alice Webb Tommy White Norma Whitman Josie Williams Johnny Wilson Betty Wood Nellie Wooten Thomas Wright Thomas Yarborough Linda Young CLASS OFFICERS: GARY BASS, President; MARTHA JOHNSON, Secretary; ANN LEWIS, Vice-President; WANDA MATTOX, Treasurer SUB-FRESHMEN . . . absorbing Evangeline . . . struggling for drivers' licenses . . . slaving on RAT DAY . . . nominating officers . . . dancing at sock hops . . . pushing through that Steve Adams Dempsey Aragon Don Baker Ronald Ballentine Kenny Barfield Faye Bass Gary Bass Bobbie Beam Jeanette Belk Mary Arm Belk Judy Bennett Jackie Berley Diane Berry Joe Blackwelder Mary Blackwell Allen Boulware Bill Boulware Tim Boulware Vivian Boyter Duane Branham Jerry Branham Lindsey Branham Maxie Branham Retta Gail Branham Thomas Branham Elwood Brinson Janice Brooks Jerry Brown SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS 54 Mary Louise Brown Linda Bryce Jonnette Carter Janice Clayton Eddie Clowney Lenora Clowney Bill Coleman Gene Collins Lafan Cooke Ralph Cooper Linda Cotton Janet Cromer Ray Crossland Judy Crouch Jane Culbertson Eddie Culbreth Raymond Davis Linda Deering Pinkey Dickey Sheila Donovan Ed Ellenburg Donna Faulkner Joan Finley Janice Fowler crowded 8th grade hall . . . learning to say the break in stead of recess... Cheryl Freeman Grady Fuller Diane Gainey Clifford Gardner Rueben George Bubba Gladden Jackie Glisson Kenny Goode Elaine Goodwin Gary Grieb Sandra Gunter Mary Hammons Carol Haskins Elaine Haskins Rebecca Haskins Cookie Hennessee Ricky Hickman Mike Hinrichs Larry Holden Clarence Hornsby Eddie Howell Alton Hoy Ernie Hughes Rita Humphries Larry Jackson Martha Johnson Donoza Jones Emily Jones James Jones Sue Anne Joyner Dale Kelley Mary Gail Kelly Wanda Kelly Michael Kennedy Kenneth Knight Virginia Knotts Tommy Lancaster Rosalyn Lee Frieda Leitner Anne Lewis Mike Liner Pelham Lyles Tommy Lynn Mack Magill Gloria Jean Marsh Steve Marthers Gail Massey Marianne Martin SUB-FRESHMEN . . . adjusting to homerooms and separate classes . . . practing for J. V. cheerleader . . . designing English projects . . . spending the first hour in detention hall . . . David Matthews Jack Matthews Larry Matthews Bell Mattox Wanda Mattox Butch McCaston Allen McCoy Vollie McKenzie Jack Melvin Bobby Milling Fairy Mincey Mike Mincey Judy Mode Becky Newman Jackie Parker Kenneth Parker Michael Peake Kenneth Perry Teresa Pixley Lynda Pope Cynthia Pullen Patricia Pullen Jimmy Rabon Vickie Raley Debra Reynolds Leila Mae Reynolds Deloris Richardson Charles Ripley Alan Robinson Rusty Robinson Becky Rogers Patty Roland Jane Rutland Carolyn Sanders Ronald Sellers Cole L, Shaw Skipper Sheely Peggy Shirley Robert Shirley Sidney Sims Emily Smith Idella Smith Jerry Smith Peggy Smith Sandy Smith Evans Son Joe Spires Debbie Stevenson electing homeroom officers . . . encountering TV classes . . . envying Seniors. Mary Lou Stevenson Sandra Stevenson Joe Stillwell Margie Swearingen Alvie Tanner Vickie Thompson Rusty Timms Betty Truesdale Billy Truesdale Douglas Truslow Willie Turkett Sarah Wallace Turner Betty Varnodore Jeanette Walker Joye Ward Johnette Watson Connie Williams Donald Wood 57 ACTIVITIES . . . These pages will inform the reader about the organizations . . . honorary (Beta, Block W , Junior Beta) . . . parallel to courses (French, Latin, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., T. I., F.F.A., DE) . . . service (Library, Stu- dent Council, Annual, Paper, F.T.A., 4-H, Pep) . . . talent (Band, Glee) . . . ACTIVITIES ELLEN MCMASTER, Classes Editor; MARY BURLEY, Assist- ant Classes Editor. ANNE HENDERSON, Editor; ELEANOR THOMAS, Assistant Editor. MISS FRANCES BOWEN and MRS. HARRIET MITCHUM, Advisors. NANCY NUNN, Feature Editor; SALLY MARTIN, Assistant Feature Editor. 60 AUGUSTA TO ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, Business Manager; ANN FRAZIER, Assistant Business Manager. CRAIG HINRICHS, Assistant Sports Editor; OLIVER JOHNSON, Sports Editor. Typist: WANDA GRICE, SUE FORTUNE; not pictured LINDA FARROW, JOLENE MATTOX, CARLIE ANN LYLES. JIMMY WARMOTH, Literary Editor; JANET FELLERS, As- sistant Literary Editor; CAROL ANN McLENDON, Activi- ties Editor. SKIPPER SIMS, Photo Editor; HAROLD BAKER, Assistant Photo Editor. 61 1963-64 CONSOLIDATED ELLEN LEWIS, Assistant Business Manager; JIMMY WARMOTH, Business Manager. BILLY PEARSON, Photo Editor RUTH THOMPSON, Assistant Editor; ELLEN McMASTER, Editor. ANN WILES, Exchange Editor; CAROL ANN McLENDON, Assistant Exchange Editor 62 TOBY CHAPMAN, Sports Editor; JIMMY MLLIING, Assistant Sports Editor COMMENTS STAFF Reporters: S. MARTIN, B. LARSEN, L. FARROW, J. FELLERS, R. M. DOVE, M. POPE, L. McMASTER, A. McLEOD, A. FRAZIER, D. HARRINGTON, J. SIMS, J. FINLEY, S. SIMS, B. FORT, H. BAKER, HIOTT, A. OWENS, E. THOMAS. MRS. GLADYS BASS, Advisor; Typists; SUZANNE STRANGE, KENT DOTY, NANCY CLYBURN, SHIRLEY BENNETT. Business Aids: BOBBY SMITH, MARGARET JOHNSON, SARAH GIBSON, ELIZABETH DOUGLAS. PATSY CRAFT, Assistant Feature Editor; ANNE HENDER- SON, Feature Editor. NANCY NUNN, News Editor; ELIZABETH LEITNER, Assistant News Editor. C°,� %DATE0 63 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: MRS. MARGARET PALMER, Advisor; JAYNE STEVENSON, Treasurer; MARION POPE, Vice-President; OLIVER JOHNSON, President; JIMMY BLACKWELDER, Secretary. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paulette Brigmam, Hugh Moseley, William Sherrod, Eben Stevenson, Johnny Caldwell. FRONT ROW: Frank Culbertson, Maynard Davis, Harold Baker, Skippy Clarkson, Anne Henderson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Spires, Gary Bass, Sue Fortune, Mary Burley. MIDDLE ROW: Lynda Pope, Elaine Haskins, Martha Johnson, Lynn Smith, Ellen McMaster. FRONT ROW: Johnny Chapman, Kenneth Hudson, Jimmy McMillan, Craig Hinrichs, Eleanor Thomas, OLIVER JOHNSON, President of the Student Body. 64 BETA CLUB OFFICERS: MARY PAT NICHOLS, Reporter; MRS. VIRGINIA STEVENSON, Sponsor; CRAIG HINRICHS, President; WADE MACFIE, Treasurer; KENNETH HUDSON, Vice-President; ELLEN McMASTER, Secretary. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Smith, Billy Pearson, Freddy Douglas, Mac Boulware, Rudy Herrington, Ruth Thompson. SECOND ROW: Jane Finley, Eleanor Thomas, Wanda Grice, Joan Crossland, Elizabeth Leitner. THIRD ROW: David Shull, Tommy Peake, Linda Wood, Charlotte Leitner. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Ann McLendon, Anne Henderson, Jimmy Warmoth, Twila Wilson, Marion Pope, Frances Kay Mitchell. JUNIOR BETA CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doty, Wilkes, Stokes, Barrington, Culbertson, Stevenson, M. Stevenson, Martin. SECOND ROW: Price, Walker, Weed, Webb, Haslett, Stewart, Douglas. THIRD ROW: Owens, Gerald, Dean, Pope, Fridy, Ravenel, McLeod. FOURTH ROW: Thrower, McMaster, Coleman, Chapman, Pullen, Jolly, Powell. FIFTH ROW: Hagood, Cook, Spires, Brigman, Hornsby, Meng, Blackwell. SIXTH ROW: McMaster, Whitman, Brown, House, Hanna, Hiott, Chapman. 66 OFFICERS: LOU HASLETT, Vice-President, JOHNNY CHAPMAN, Secretary; BRENDA WHITMAN, Treasurer; LYNN McMASTER, Reporter; CHUCK McMASTER, President. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: JIMMY WARMOTH, President; ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, Vice-President; NANCY NUNN, Secretary- Treasurer. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Farrow, Douglas, Larsen, Sims, Nunn, Powers, Bennett, Mrs. Dorothy Hiott, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Boulware, Stevenson, Pope, Mitchell, Grice, Frazier, Ellenburg, Leltner, Craft. THIRD ROW: Wood, Ramsey, Ford, Thompson, Cross- land, Doty, Reynolds, Martin, Nichols, McMaster. FOURTH ROW: Fellers, Leitner, Gibson, Strange, Johnson, Finley, Thomas, Brown, Warmouth. FIFTH ROW: Fort, Turner, Harrington, Patrick, Harden, Brabham, LeGrand, Smith, Hornsby, Hudson. SIXTH ROW: Lewis, Dove, Smith, Sims, Hinrichs, Wilkes, Martin, Brigman, Cooper. 67 LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: JANET FELLERS, Treasurer; LILLIAN MENG, Reporter; BUD DARK, Vice-Presi- dent; ANNE HENDERSON, President; FRANCES KAY MITCHELL, Secretary. Elizabeth Douglas, Elizabeth Leitner, and Brenda Whit- man prepare material for Ann Owens to type. 68 LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cotton, Lattimore, Owens, McLeod, Blackwell, Qualtlebaum, Meng, Ravenel, Mrs. Mary Eargle, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Wilkes, Jackson, Buchanan, Hiott, Miller, Steven- son, Whitman, Chapman, McMaster. THIRD ROW: Mincey, Hanna, Davis, Hagood, McElhaney, Bennett, Estes, Price, Brown. FOURTH ROW: Dove, Mosteller, Stevenson, Brigman, Strange, House, Horns- by, Edenfield, Dickerson, Drew. FIFTH ROW: Clarkson, Moseley, Bonds, Hinnant, Broome. SIXTH ROW: LeGrand, Osborne, Davis, Coleman, Arndt, Thrower, Pullon. SEVENTH ROW: Rutland, Rhymer, Collins, Chapman, Jolly, Braziel, Dove, McMaster. OFFICERS: LYNN McMASTER, President; JAMES COLEMAN, Vice-President; CHUCK McMASTER, Treasurer; TIMMY WILKES, Secretary; JOYCE CHAPMAN, Parlia- mentarian. 69 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: JANET FELLERS, Secretary; JIMMY TURNER, Reporter; ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, Vice-President; CRAIG HINRICHS, President; MARGARET JOHNSON, Treasurer (not pictured). FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leitner, Ellenburg, Strange, Ford, Leitner, Thompson, Thomas, Henderson, Fortune, Mrs. Martha Cole man. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Burley, Wilkes, Frazier, Bennett, Fel- lers, Stevenson, Pope, McMeekin, McMaster, Douglas. THIRD ROW: Finley, Beckham, Crossland, Wood, Youngue, Grice, Larsen, Doty, Warmoth, Evans. FOURTH ROW: Frazier, Johnson, Dove, Patrick, Macfte, Hlnrichs, Wilkes, Smith, Palmer, Wilkes, FIFTH ROW: Hud- son, Harrington, Pope, Hornsby, Berry, Smith, Dinkins, Shull, Hard- en, Collins. SIXTH ROW: Stevenson, Douglas, Pearson, Boulware, Turner, Brigman, Carter, Thomas, Lofton, Enlow, Spigner. 70 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edenfield, Wilson, Davis, Mincey, Sanders, Blackwelder, Graves, Harrison, Johnson, Ogburn, STAND- ING: Myers, Groomes, Boulware, Bass, Freeman, Davis, Douglas, Jeffcoat, MRS. HELEN R. TAYLOR, Sponsor. 71 OFFICERS: JIMMY BLACKWELDER, President; PATRICIA GROOMES, Vice-President; JUANITA DAVIS, Secre- tary; JAMES JEFFCOAT, Treasurer. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brown, Huggins, Fortune, Sims, Spires, Smith, Brown, Rabon. SECOND ROW: Fuller, Clyburn, Drew, Burley, Cogdiff, Mattox, Wiles. THIRD ROW: Berley, Branham, Beckham, Branham, Hagood, Reynolds, Dove, Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Powers, Sanders, Davis, Myers, Davis, Blair, Grice, Frazier, Groomes. FIFTH ROW: McFadden, Branham, Branham, Wilson, Mincey, Floyd, Kelly, Martin. SIXTH ROW: Cail, Lutz, Branham, Truesdale, Banks, Douglas, DeHart, Short, Hackle. 72 OFFICERS: SARAH FULLER, Vice-President; MARY BURLEY, Secretary; STELLA BOULWARE, Reporter; MRS. LAURA THOMAS, Sponsor; PATSY SHORT, Treasurer; MARY PAT NICHOLS, President. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: JACK LEGRAND, Vice-President; CAROL ANN McLENDON, Secretary-Treasurer; DICKIE BRAB- HAM, President. BLOCK W” CLUB STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas, Stevenson, Dove, Stevenson, LeGrand, Bennett, Price, Brabham, Henderson, Larsen, Cooper, Frazier; ON LADDER: Douglas, Branham, Nunn. OFFICERS: JAKE STONE, Vice-President; JIMMY Mc- MILLAN, Secretary; ERWIN REN WICK, President; MR. JOSEPH TURBEVILLE, Sponsor; WADE MACFIE, Re- porter; FRANCIS BREWINGTON, Treasurer. Mfkl TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beckham, McCaston, Gtisson, Thomas, Cooper, Mr. Sharpe. STANDING: Broome, Connor, Thigpen, Wis- hart. Fuller, Smith, Kennedy, Johnson, McDowell, Tanner, Fail©, Yongue, Smith. OFFICERS: JOHNNY GLISSON, Secretary; DWIGHT COOPER, Vice-President, MR. ROBERT SHARPE, Sponsor; DONALD SMITH, President; JIMMY CONNER, Treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: BRENDA MATTOX, Vice-President; CATHY REXRODE, Reporter; GLORIA KELLY, Treasurer; JOLENE MATTOX, Secretary; PATRICIA DOVE, President. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rabon, Walker, Spires, Strange, Nunn, Cogdill, Mattox, Mrs. Mary Alice McKeown, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Richardson, McDonald, Rexrode, Gibson,'Pope, Mitchell, Smith, Wiles, Murphy. THIRD ROW: Beckham, Cooper, Smith, Branham, Watts, Cooper, Reynolds, Dove, Mattox. FOURTH ROW: Sharpe, Davis, Blair, Reynolds, Jones, Hollis, McLendon, Hagood. FIFTH ROW: Kelly, Swearingen, Dickerson, Melvin, Still, Watts, Young, Webb, McLendon. SIXTH ROW: DeHart, Short, Branham, Branham, Reasor, Reynolds, Branham, Peake, Henderson. SEVENTH ROW: Branham, Branham, Reynolds, Nelson, Bundrick, Conyers, Groomes, Waters, Parker, Cail. 76 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. RANDALL FOSTER, Sponsor; BEN BRANHAM, Secretary; CECIL TANNER, Treasurer; HARRY JETER, Reporter; BILLY ESTES, Vice-President; HEYWARD BURLEY, Sentinel; LARRY BOLICK, President; MR, TOM GLADDEN, Sponsor. SITTING: Meyers, Dickerson, Branham, Driggers, Rhymer, Parker, Taylor, Doug- las, Boulware, Rabon, Atkerson, Branham, Crouch, Martin, Collins, Gerald, Belk, Moody, Yarborough, Aragon, Kelly, Thomas, Evans, Haney, Parker, Estes, Sanders, Castles, Roof, Dickerson, Johnson, Kee, Gainey, Montgomery. STANDING: Jeffcoat, Powell, Boyter, Horsey, Perry, Parker, McLendon, Ragsdale, Ferguson, Cooper, Boykin, Peake, Branham, Branham, Timms, Murphy, Mattox, Goldman, Rut- land, Cook, Kimble, Boykin, Roof, Coleman, Lucas, Pixley, Driggers, Smith, Maddox, Wright, Beckham, Richardson, Bass, Montgomery, Logan, McManus. 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rabon, Clyburn, Haskins, Groomes, Branham, Boulware, Gaddy, Martin, Muse. SECOND ROW: Lee, Donovan, Swearingin, Hammons, Fowler, Clowney, Joyner, Ballen- tine. THIRD ROW: Andrews, Perry, Lyles, Mattox, Dickey, Smith, Bass, Be.kham, Burley. FOURTH ROW: Swearingin, Cromer, Sanders, Hornsby, Leitner, Leitner, Fridy, Beckham. FIFTH ROW: Smith, Has- kins, Cotton, Deering, Rexrode, Ramsey, Fridy, McMillan. SIXTH ROW: Belk, Belk, Kelly, Richardson, Ramsey, Denton, Ballentine, Watson, Finley. SEVENTH ROW: Gunter, Leitner, Isenhower, Trues- dale, Gunter, Lyles, Jones, Pixley, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robinson, LeGrand, Lewis, Clowney, Peake, Belk. SECOND ROW: Beckham, Brannon, Coleman, Tanner, LeGrand, Grieb, Parker, Shirley, Knight. THIRD ROW: Beam, Cul- breth, Peake, Ballentine, Gardner, Perry, Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Melvin, Jones, Matthews, Hughes, Lynn, Conyers, Smith, Lancaster, Coleman. FIFTH ROW: McGill, Yarborough, Muse, Castles, George, Myers, Sims, Goode. SIXTH ROW: Atkinson, Cooper, Kelley, Collins, Dove, Hornsby, Evans, Boykin. SEVENTH ROW: Robinson, Thomas, Moody, Brannon, Holden, Ripley, Enlow, Loftin. «... 78 BAND FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mitchum, Melvin, Daubener, Con- nors, Lynn, Hiott, Marthers. SECOND ROW: Thompson, Peay, Price, Shull, Haslett, McLeod. THIRD ROW: Harrington, Thompson, Latti- more, Pullen, Coleman, Magill, Murphy. FOURTH ROW: McKenzie, Arndt, B rannon, Miller, Hanna, Palmer. FIFTH ROW: Culbertson, Mincey, McDonald, Hinnant, Baker. SIXTH ROW: Collins, Wilson, Stevens, Pope, Hilton. SEVENTH ROW: Thrower, Coleman, McMaster, Dove, Patrick. OFFICERS: RUTH THOMPSON, Treasurer; ANNIE McLEOD, Secretary; ELLEN McMASTER, Reporter; TOBY CHAPMAN, President; CHUCK McMASTER, Vice-President; RUDY HARRING- TON, Drum Major. 79 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: RUDY HARRINGTON, Treas- urer; SUZANNE STRANGE, Reporter; FRAN FRAZIER, Secretary; MARION POPE, President; ELLEN McMASTER, Vice-Presi- dent. ALL STATE CHORUS: ELLEN MCMASTER, Soprano; MARION POPE, Tenor; RUTH THOMPSON, Alto; BILLY PATRICK, Bass, FRAN FRAZIER, Soprano. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donovan, Kelly, Hammons, Pope, Fowler, Martin, Turner, Bass, Branham, Cunningham, McDonald, Strange, Pullen, Baker, Walker, Carter, Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Massey, Joyner, Floyd, Fridy, Haslett, Gaddy, Ballentine, Frazier, Hiott, Strange, Truesdale, Pope, Mattox, Frazier, Grieb, Reynolds, Raley, Brown, Finley. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Bennett, Whitman, McLeod, Meng, Blackwell, Ward, Doty, Lyles, Dean, Rexrode, Cotton, Culbertson, Stevenson, Jones, Berry, McMaster. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Mitchum, Timms, Ravanel, Johnson, Thompson, Leitner, Leitner, Fort, Finley, Lewis, Thomas, Clayton, Hanna, Miller, Lattimore, Rogers, Rutland,Daubener. FIFTH ROW; Hickman, Jones, Sheeley, Gladden, Sherrod, Culbreth, Stevenson, Clowney, Pope, Arndt, McMaster, Collins, Culbertson. SIXTH ROW: Brabham, Stevenson, Williams, Graves, Patrick, Branham, Thomas, Turner, Harrington, Coleman, George, Cook. SEVENTH ROW: Martin, LeGrand, Palmer, Stevenson. tat� ROBERT McCASTON was elected treasurer of the state T. and I. Club at the annual convention in Columbia. CLUB HONORS ANN FRAZIER was elected secretary of the state Future Business Leaders of America at the convention in Columbia. MARY PAT NICHOLS was chosen state Miss F.B.L.A. and will represent South Carolina at the national convention held in Washington, D.C. MARTHA GLEN LATTIMORE won second place in the costume contest at the annual Junior Classical League Convention at Winthrop College. 81 SPORTS . . . Beyond this page are shown the sports of our school . . . football . . . basket- ball . . . cheering . . . baseball . . .track, but we cannot show the school spirit . ♦ . the difficult training . . . the stamina of the athletes . . the teamwork . . . the sports- manship . . . SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL CAPTAINS: JAKE STONE, RUSTY PRICE, OLIVER JOHN- SON. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Glisson, Manager; Parker, Price, Smith, LeGrand, Stevenson, Robinson, Aragon, Rex Graves, Manager. SECOND ROW: Clarkson, Barfield, Braziel, Brabham, Parker, Cooper, Carter, Berry. THIRD ROW: Mode, McMillan, Adams, Cooper, Chapman, Collins, Estes, Renwick, Burley, Mr. Joe Turbe- ville. Assistant Coach. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ed McLendon, Coach; Dove, Stone, Johnson, Dove, Hackle, Douglas, Beam, Ogburn, Neeiy, Mr. Dave Prevoznik, Assistant Coach. 84 RICHARD ADAMS End, Senior 3 DICKIE BRABHAM Center, Junior JOHNNY CHAPMAN BENNIE ARAGON Guard, Freshman LARRY BRAZIEL Guard, Sophomore JOHNNY RAY BARFIELD Quarterback, Junior HEYWARD BURLEY Tackle, Junior DUBBIE BERRY End, Senior JIMMY CARTER End, Junior Guard, Sophomore SKIPPY CLARKSON Center, Sophomore 'Alright boy—you've got the ball, now 85 OLIVER JOHNSON JACK LEGRAND Fullback, Senior Fullback, Junior 86 DWIGHT COOPER End, Senior LARRY DOUGLAS Tackle, Senior BILLY ESTES Tackle, Junior ROBERT HACKLE Halfback, Junior Nobody tears down the crepe paper until after the halfI' jimmy McMillan david mode billy neely jimmy ogburn Halfback, Junior Guard, Junior Tackle, Junior End, Junior JOEY PARKER End, Junior LARRY PARKER Halfback, Senior kijji RUSTY PRICE Halfback, Senior ERWIN RENWICK Quarterback, Senior VARSITY GAMES Winnsboro 7 Camden 21 Winnsboro 0 Woodruff 6 Winnsboro 45 Mid-Carolina 13 Winnsboro 40 Clover 0 Winnsboro 7 Lancaster 32 Winnsboro 0 Newberry 20 Winnsboro 13 Great Falls 15 Winnsboro 0 Clinton 6 Winnsboro 7 Chester 25 Winnsboro 6 Union 6 Winnsboro 12 Laurens 0 88 Go! Go! Go! Go! I'll race you to the goal posts! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: PATSY CRAFT, ELEANOR THOMAS, VICK- IE BOULWARE, Head Cheerleader; SHIRLEY BENNETT, ANN HEN- DERSON, ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, FRAN FRAZIER, PATSY STEVEN- SON. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Macfie, Brewington, Douglas. STAND- ING: Renwick, Mr. Dave Prevoznik, Coach; Moseley, Berry, Steven- son, Chapman, Dixon, Stevenson, Robinson, Hinrichs, Milling. 90 FRANCIS BREWINGTON Guard, Senior LARRY JOE DOUGLAS Forward, Senior WADE MACFIE Center, Senior 91 VARSITY GAMES Winnsboro 44 Camden 53 Winnsboro 57 Great Falls 58 Winnsboro 49 University High 56 Winnsboro 49 Chester 70 Winnsboro 24 Hicorey Grove 26 Winnsboro 66 Laurens 50 Winnsboro 59 Lewisville 48 Winnsboro 42 Woodruff 58 Winnsboro 61 Newberry 67 Winnsboro 42 Clinton 45 Winnsboro 35 Union 46 Winnsboro 26 Laurens 36 Winnsboro 53 Great Falls 38 Winnsboro 62 Woodruff 55 Winnsboro 43 Chester 48 Winnsboro 70 Clinton 49 Winnsboro 63 Newberry 47 Winnsboro 78 Laurens 56 Winnsboro 62 Union 51 Winnsboro 43 University High 46 Winnsboro 70 Camden 65 TOURNAMENTS Winnsboro 46 Union 45 Winnsboro 57 Woodruff 60 “Now, for my jump shot! 92 If I miss this one, I'm gonna quit!' SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cooper, Cooper, Boulware, Branham, Fridy, Hagood; Kelly, Beckham, Beckham, Bennett, Fridy, Banks, Groomes, McLendon, Rutland, Frazier. STANDING: Managers, Smith, Blackweider, Floyd, Williams, Haslett; Mr. Pop Paynter, Coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 93 RENNIE BOULWARE Forward, Junior DARNELL BRANHAM Forward, Senior PATRICIA GROOMES Guard, Senior CAROL ANN McLENDON Guard, Senior DARLENE COOPER Forward, Sophomore Alright forwards. I'm gonna get this ball for you!' LINDA RUTLAND Guard, Junior GIRLS’ GAMES Winnsboro 37 Camden 37 Winnsboro 57 Great Falls 34 Winnsboro 50 University 33 Winnsboro 32 Chester 35 Winnsboro 55 Woodruff 75 Winnsboro 37 Newberry 37 Winnsboro 44 Clinton 43 Winnsboro 42 Union 24 Winnsboro 51 Laurens 39 Winnsboro 51 Great Falls 30 Winnsboro 35 Woodruff 43 Winnsboro 48 Chester 57 Winnsboro 51 Clinton 48 Winnsboro 46 Newberry 43 Winnsboro 57 Laurens 43 Winnsboro 57 Union 40 Winnsboro 41 University 25 Winnsboro 54 Camden 47 TOURNAMNT Winnsboro 58 Clinton 72 95 KNEELING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Jennings, Ellenburg, Caldwell, Bonds, Durden; STANDING: Truslow, Knight, Jolly, Boulware, Coleman, Sims, Rutland JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Winnsboro 37 Camden 62 Winnsboro 33 Great Falls 24 Winnsboro 16 University High 42 Winnsboro 27 Chester 35 Winnsboro 36 Newberry 27 Winnsboro 32 Union 15 Winnsboro 44 Great Falls 24 Winnsboro 33 Chester 38 Winnsboro 27 Newberry 34 Winnsboro 29 Union 24 Winnsboro 45 Camden 49 COACH: Mr. Joseph Turbeville 96 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Myers, Dixon, Bonds, Pope, Oates, Lewis, Porter, Brown. SECOND ROW: Jafly, Smith, Thomas, Jen- nings, Boulware, Milling, Caldwell, Eilenburg. STANDING: Davis, Conyers, Knight, Rutland, Boulware, Mr. Joe Turbeville, Coach: Goldman, Hagood, Ellison, Barfield. J. V. CHEERLEADERS ON LADDER, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOYCE CHAPMAN, Head Cheerleader; DARLENE COOPER, DONNA JEAN TAYLOR; STANDING: FRANK CULBERTSON. 97 SITTING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Myers, Rhymer, Jennings, Moody, Barfield, Oates, Collins, Faile, Thrower, Boulware; TOP ROW: Hollis, Hin- Peake, Dinkins; MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Ed McLendon, Coach; LeGrctnd, rlchs, McMillan, Enloe, Braziel, Ragsdale, Hackle, Porter BASEBALL March 24 April 1 April 3 April 7 April 14 April 17 April 21 April 24 April 28 April 30 May 5 May 8 Chester Clinton Union Laurens Newberry Chester Clinton Camden Union Laurens Woodruff Newberry 98 MANAGERS: Kenneth Parker, Steve Marthers, Billy Estes JOHNNY RAY BARFIELD Catcher MICKEY DINKINS Pitcher ROBERT HACKEL Short Stop CRAIG HINRICHS First Base jimmy McMillan Center Field GERALD MOODY Right Field BILLY MYERS JEAN PEAKE DALE RHYMER Second Base Third Base Left Field COACH: Mr. Joseph Turbeville KNEELING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Stevenson, Parker, Jones, Pope Cul- bertson, Stevenson, Knight, Perry; STANDING: Douglas, Mincey, Branham, Dove, Barfield, Knight, Boulware, Chapman, Caldwell, Sims, Stevenson, Martin, Brabham, Stone, LeGrand, Walker, Caldwell, Bonds, Boykin, Stevenson 100 101 FEATURES... Pictures of the Halcyon Contest . . . Homecoming . . . the Athletic Banquet . . . the class plays . . . the Junior-Senior Banquet . . . honors . . . graduation have been compiled for this section, but we can't overlook the things not pictured, the plan- ning and the decorating . . . the selecting . .. the fun . . . the toil , . . the recognition and honor . . . the lasting memories . . . FEATURES MISS HALCYON %- Miss Betty Scott Frazier Lindo Stevens, the 1963 Miss Halcyon, consoles Betty Scott. The honor of being Miss Halcyon was bestowed upon a freshman at Winnsboro High this year. Miss Betty Scott Frazier is an active stu- dent; she is a member of the Pep Ciub and the girls' basketball team and is presi- dent of her homeroom. She attends the Salem Presbyterian Church. 105 The 1964 Miss Halcyon reigns. Are you sure they meant Me? Don't blink—you'll mess it up.' Ken Watts, the master of cere- monies, watches while Linda Stevens gives her last speech as Miss HALCYON, Now just a little more on this side, and it can't move! 106 Elizabeth Douglas, Miss Senior, escorted by Wade Macfie; Fran Frazier, Miss Junior, escorted by Erwin Renwiek; Ti Quattlebaum, Miss Sophomore escorted by Francis Brewington; Betty Scott Frazier, Miss HALCYON; Donna Jean Taylor, Miss Freshman, escorted by Jake Stone; Bobbie Beam, Miss Sub-Freshman, escorted by Skipper Sims. No, I prefer Twist and Shout instead of Chopsticks. (Jimmy Warmoth and Carol Ann McLendon, Pianists) The beauty contest is a project of the HALCYON staff. This year the staff labored to present a memorable Miss HALCYON Contest and, we hope, succeeded. The decora- tions of blue glittered stars suspended from the ceiling and the light blue background added to the beauty of the girls who were chosen by their classes. 107 Double, double, toil and trouble; send the judges on the double! Elizabeth Douglas 108 MISS SOPHOMORE Ti Quattlebaum MISS FRESHMAN Donna Jean Taylor MISS SUB-FRESHMAN Bobbie Beam 109 no SENIOR SPONSORS; FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Farrow, Joan Crossland, Robbie Robinson, Homecoming Queen,- Patsy Craft, Darlene Cooper. SECOND ROW: Judy Sims, Nancy Nunn, Elizabeth Douglas, Sarah Gibson, Byrd Larsen, Betty Scott Frazier Sarah Gibson for Richard Adams Robbie Robinson for Dubbie Berry Linda Farrow for Dwight Cooper Joan Crossland for Larry Douglas Elizabeth Douglas for Fifz Dove Nancy Nunn for Robert Dove Judy Sims for Oliver Johnson Darlene Cooper for Larry Parker Byrd Larsen for Rusty Price Patsy Craft for Betty Scott Frazier for Erwin Renwiek Jake Stone SENIOR SPONSORS 111 HOMECOMING “How does it feel to be the Queen? Eleanor Thomas and Jimmy Bennett, our Wildcat, show school spirit. 112 Louise offers roses to the Queen—with the help of Mr. Ramsey! UNDERCLASSMEN SPONSORS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Belinda Parker, Kent Doty, Susan Phillips, Sandy Strange, Nancy McMillan, Millie Pope. SECOND ROW: Fran Frazier, Margie Smith, Betty Blackwell, Suzanne Strange, Harriett Beckham, Irene Muse. THIRD ROW: Donna Grieb, Kitty Powers, Miriam Kyzer, Ti Quattlebaum, Lynn Smith, Emily Martin, Not everyone has a choice between a hat and a crownl Come on Wildcats! ABOVE: Francis Brewington, Most Valuable Player in varsity boys' basketball, and Darnell Branham, Most Valuable Player in girls' basketball. AT THE RIGHT: Larry Douglas, recipient of the Wil- liam Price Memorial Trophy. Jake Stone, Most Valuable Player in track and Robert Hackle, Most Valuable Player in baseball. NOT PICTURED: Oliver Johnson, Most Valuable Player in football, ATHLETIC BANQUET 114 PATSY CRAFT, F.F.A. Sweetheart JUNIOR HONORS 115 FRAN FRAZiER, Junior Miss-Hi-Miss KNEELING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Robinson, Mrs. Harmon, Director; Doty, Dark, Craft, Finley, Stevenson, LeGrand, Brabham, Ramsing, Ellen- burg, Grice, Leitner; STANDING: Lewis, Johnson, Culbertson, Cross- land, Brigman, Ford, Harden, Fort, Brown, Frazier, Frazier, Boul- ware, Stevenson, Thomas JUNIOR Hildegarde PLAY Fran Frazier Mr. Dolson . Heyward Harden Mrs. Dolson Bettie Fort Sally Ann Frazier Bob . Danny Stevenson Jimmy . . . . Mac Boulware Freddie Shermer . . B Brown Mr. Shermer . . . . Gene Brigman Mrs. Shermer .... . Pat Ford Ellie-May . . Eleanor Thomas Jill . . . Joan Crossland Paige . . Jane Culbertson Stage Manager . . . Bud Dark Student Directors Ellen Lewis Properties Margaret Johnson Jane Finley Lights Patsy Craft Kent Doty . . Elizabeth Leitner Prompters . . . Wanda Grice Costuming Mildred Ellenburg . . Patsy Stevenson DIRECTOR: Mrs. Barbara Harmon 1T6 SENIOR PLAY DIRECTORS: Mrs. Barbaro Harmon and Mr. F, S. Gale Lorelei Lee Dorothy Mr. Lee Daddy) . . Bert Sam ............... The Captain Mrs. Van Osburne Sylvia ............ Mrs. Van Austin Margaret .......... Mrs. Spoffard Henry Spoffard Miss Chapman Aunt Dolly Mr. Broussard, Sr. Mr. Broussard, Jr. Two Young Men Four Young Girls Stewards Porter .......... Manager.......... Student Director Assistants Scenery ......... Vicki Boulware Shirley Bennett . Wade Macfie ...... Fitz Dove David Cooper . . . . Bill Wilkes Linda Farrow Patricia Groomes Judi Spires . Millie Pope Becky Sanders Jimmy Warmoth ..... Judy Sims Shirley Reynolds Harold Baker Boykin Smith Dubbie Berry Richard Adams Annette Cogdill Mary McMeekin Brenda Lutz Darnell Branham Dubbie Berry Richard Adams . . Rusty Price Erwin Renwick . . Billy Patrick Sandy Strange Jayne Stevenson Frank Martin KNEELING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Wilkes, Martin, Powers, Patrick, Larsen, Stevenson, Strange, Sims, Berry, Price; STANDING: Dove, Lutz, Cogdill, Pope, McMeekin, Reynolds, Groomes, Branham, Ren- wick, Cooper, Macfie, Bennett, Sims, Sanders, Boulware, Warmoth, Farrow, Baker, Fellers, Spires, Smith JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET ABOVE, SERVING GIRLS: Dotty Hiott, Susan Phil- lips, Betty Blackwell, Ann Owens, Donna Grieb, Joyce Chapman, Brenda Mattox, Annie McLeod. RIGHT, SINGERS: Mary Hanna and Susan Miller. 118 119 Moon River wider than a mile . . ANNE HENDERSON, Editor of the HALCYON RUSTY PRICE, Boys' State and Senior Class President FRANCIS BREWINGTON, Boys' State. WHO’S WHO NANCY NUNN, Girls' State. 120 ELLEN MCMASTER, Editor of CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS and Girls' State 121 CRAIG HINRICHS, Beta Club President WHO’S WHO JIMMY WARMOTH, Business Manager of CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS and ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, Business Mana- ger of the HALCYON. BERKELEY PALMER, Boys' State Ridgeway. 122 FURMAN SCHOLARS: Craig Hinrichs, Anne Henderson, Jimmy Warmoth, Ellen McMaster. CLASS NIGHT Byrd Larsen, Class Treasurer, introduces the class mascots. CLASS MASCOTS: Phil Nichols and Donna Sue Gunter The Senior Class of 1964 stands at the beginning of Class Night. 124 BACCALAUREATE SERMON Reverend William W. Lumpkin presents the Baccalaureate Sermon. Only one more night, and we'll have worn these robes tor the lost time as Seniors of W.H.5. 125 GRADUATION Mr. Joseph O. Rogers (left), member of the South Carolina General Assembly, gave the graduation address after being introduced by Mr. P. W. Collins (right). 126 “Will this outstanding Class of 1964 please rise and come forward for their long-awaited diplomas.' Mr. Mitchell will call our names when we're supposed to stand up and don't forget. 127 taking the last steps as undergraduates . JAMES ERNEST WAR- MOTH is presented the Grover F. Patton Award by Dr. J, C Buchanan, Jr. He is the recipient of the Science Award also. ABOVE: ELLEN SIMPSON McMASTER, recipient of the Math Award and the Winnsboro Music Study Club Scholarship. RIGHT: ELIZABETH MARY BURLEY, recipient of the Winnsboro Woman's Club Scholarship. OLIVER RHETT JOHNSON recipient of the Earle Turner Award. NOT PICTURED: CRAIG HINRICHS, re- cipient of the Mount Zion Society Scholarship. 128 AWARDS CLASS NIGHT SPEAKERS 129 CLASS HISTORIANS: Anne Henderson and Jimmy Warmoth LAST WILL We, the 1964 graduating class of Winnsboro High School, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. As a collective group, we will to the Juniors ell the things that were willed to us last year, since none of them have been used. To the Juniors, we will our ability to get along well with the faculty and our determination to stay out of trouble. As individuals, we leave the following: Oliver Johnson wills his presidential gavel to Fran Frazier. Jayne Stevenson and Mary McMeekin leave their unused Girl Scout tents to Ellen Lewis. Robert L. Dove wills his seat in Physics class to Dickie Brabham. If already has all the answers engraved on it, Stein. Sandy Strange wills her strange ways to Sandy Morris and Bennie Horn sby. Thomas Broome and Ben Branham will their ability to be out- standing in their field, corn field that is, to Paul Ramsing and Howard Beckham. Nancy Nunn and Kitty Powers leave their indescribable laughs to Margaret Johnson to go along with her sneeze. Becky Sanders leaves Mildred Ellenburg a date for Jr.-Sr. Handle it with care, Mildred. It's Fragile. Ann Henderson generously wills her position as editor of the HALCYON and several refillable bottles of tranquilizers to Eleanor Thomas. Fitz Dove wills to Frederick Douglas all the gas he needs to go to Chester, compliments of Dove's Gulf Station, if Freddy will stay in Chester. Byrd Larsen leaves her flirty eyes and ways to Jack LeGrand. Bobby Faile leaves his bus route to Rex Graves. Good luck, Rex! Judy Sims wills her new two-piece bathing suit to Wanda Grice. Erwin Renwick leaves his singing ability to Marion Pope so that Marion won't need any help next year. Lillian Bass leaves her Ben Casey blouses to Libby Andrews and Sandra Perry. She has switched to Dr. Kildare now. Rusty Robinson leaves Rennie Boulware. What? Not again! Josephine Beckham wills her boxing gloves to Anita Faulkner. Boykin Smith leaves—legally! Judy Spires wills her come-hither look, her cheering ability, and her Hargrave Military Shirt to Patsy Stevenson. Larry Joe Douglas leaves his ugly red car to Johnny Ray Barfield if he can take if to the Fire Department without crossing any railroad tracks. Milly Pope wills all her natural curls to Sue Sanders and Mary Jane Hayaood. Harry Jeter wills his knowledge of forestry to Jimmy McMillan in hopes that Jimmy will know the difference between a cedar and a pine tree before next Christmas. Ann Wiles, Shirley Bennett, and Susan Fortune leave their jobs as typists for the teachers to Lizzie Ramsey, Nancy Clyburn, and Charlotte Leitner. Charles Mincey leaves to Bubba Montgomery 69 wooden spoons, compliments of the Lamp Post. Patricia Groomes leaves her ways with boys to Harriet Beckham and a few tips to Robbie Robinson. Dubbie Berry and Larry Parker leave all their good times as a Senior to Billy Pearson and B. Brown. Billy Faye Branham wills the bus driver's bonus he didn't gel to Sarah Fuller, David Cooper leaves his ability to read poetry for Mrs. Hite to Danny Stevenson, Sally Martin wishes to leave word to Randy Perry that she has done as well with one boy as Randy did, and good luck to all the Junior girls. Francis Brewington wills his positions on the basketball court to Aubrey Williams and Heyward Harden. Elizabeth Douglas gladly leaves her job as business manager of the HALCYON and all the headaches that go along with it to Ann Frazier. Joe Sanders, Tommy Peake, and Alex Boulware leave their fatherly ways to Rudy Harrington, Brenda Douglas wills her new sports car to Coby Stevenson, Coby, you need it! Toby Chapman leaves to Marion Robinson a map to Blaney, and Craig Hinrichs leaves him the intelligence to read if! Linda Farrow leaves her supply of safety matches to Kent Doty. Frank Martin wills his insurance policies to Johnny Ragsdale. Ellen McMaster leaves the editorship of CONSOLIDATED COM- MENTS to Ruth Thompson. Jimmy Warmoth wills his athletic ability to David Shull. Jake Stone has nothing to leave. Mr. Ramsey took everything away. Patsy Short and Sam Edenfield leave their places in the far corner of the middle hall to Patsy Craft and Jimmy Milling. Robin Wilkes and Betty Smith leave their inquiring minds to Paul Castles and Clarence Myers. Carlie Ann Lyles leaves with Ricky Thomas. Richard Adams wills his hair to Robinson's Barber Shop in hopes that it will give Fred a good start. Carol Ann McLendon leaves us after only one year. We are sorry to have had her with us for so short a time. Billy Patrick wills his place in Explorers Club 69 to Mack Lynn. Louis Fuller leaves his quietness to Johnny Martin. Bobby Fall, Gary Branham, and Donald Smith will their quiet ways to Gene Brigman and Butch Loftin. Judy Wilkes leaves her sly looks and sleek ways to Joanne Banks and Joan Crossland. Dwight Cooper leaves Chester to Billy Neeley and Bud Dark. Beverly Freeman, Brenda Lutz, and Frances Kay Mitchell wifi their red hair and freckles fo Joseph Wishart. Bill Heron wills his ability to get his trig in on time to Mac Boulware. Thank goodness Mac ts so dependable. Shirley Reynolds leaves her broad shoulders to Jimmy Turner. 130 AND TESTAMENT Wayne Wilson and James Jeffcoat will their superior intelligence to Bobby Smith and David Shull, Be serious! Brenda Humphries and Barbara Drew leave their buses, broken- down, wrecked, or otherwise, to Betsy Yarborough and Sarah Fuller, respectively. Berkeley Palmer wills his guitar to Jimmy Ogburn for his one-man band. Mary Pat Nichols and Shirley McFadden will their shorthand awards to any rising Seniors who think they can make the grade. Lonnie Branham and Haskell Smith will their winning personalities to Mack Christenbury. Annette Cogdill and Darnell Branham leave the Dairy Bar to Linda Rutland. John Powell, Jimmy Boyter, and Johnny Glisson will the dragstrip in front of Winnsboro High to Bobby Cooper and Heyward Burley. Barbara Miles, Nancy Blair, Jennye Littleton, and Patricia Bran- ham are glad to leave, for their futures have already been decided. Janet Fellers leaves her good English grades to Tommy Taylor. He'll need them next year A. T. Thigpen wills his water guns to Van Collins and Grady Yarborough. Bill Wilkes bequeaths his nickname Jap to Kenneth Hudson. Jolene Mattox wills her consistency and dependability to Fran- cine Sikes. Brenda Myers, Joyce Braziel, and Juanita Davis leave their business courses to Twila Wilson and Patsy Boulware. Jerry Douglas, Cecil Tanner, Richard Johnson, and William Ken- nedy will the electrical shop building, partially burned, to Jerry Boykin, Robert McCaston, Rodger Branham, and Spencer Watts, respectively. Patricia Dove and Brenda Rabon leave Mrs. Thomas in hopes that she can get along without them. It will be hard, girls. Wade Macfie wills his assorted casts and crutches to Coach Prevoznik in hopes that he won't need them next year. Mary Burley and Stella Boulware leave their wild and witty personalities to Betty Fort. Linda Davis and Linda Huggins will their natural blond hair to anybody who wants it. Leona DeHart wills her Psychology exam to Pat Ford and Su- zanne Strange. Maybe they can understand it. Marsha Hackle, Beverly Brown, and Melba Cail are leaving every- thing but themselves. Rusty Price leaves his place on the tennis court to Rudy Harring- ton and a suitable partner, if he can find one. Also, he leaves his inspiring conferences with Miss Faucett to Steve Connor, who will, no doubt, need her guidance next year. Also, he leaves the presidency of the Senior Class to Jimmy Blackwelder. Rusty is a very important person. Vickie Boulware wills her muscle-building kit and all her feminine assets to Jane Finley. It's our turn next. Harold Baker leaves his chemistry workbook to any Juniors taking chemistry next year. May it help them more than last year's Seniors' workbooks helped Harold. The Physics Class leaves Mr. Stoudemayer at the mercy of next year's physics class. And last but certainly not least. Skipper Sims leaves—well, we're sorry that Skipper didn't have anything to leave because we know that he wants to take it all with him to Camden or wherever he goes. Signed, sealed and delivered this 25th day of May, 1964 by Vickie Boulware and Harold Baker. Witnessed by Donna Sue Gunter and Phil Nichols. But I can't change my tassle; it's sewed to this side! 131 CLASS POEM The mirth, the laughter, the carefree song Of the child has dwindled and passed along. We are no longer children, but young men and women Yes, and it won't be long! Winnsborof thou glory of our years! Our final farewell all too swiftly nears. Too soon, it seems, time ticks away To bring alas our parting day— So soon alone to shape our own careers! We here depart from home and friends To trod life's path henceforward to its ends. We bid them all a fond adieu, For each of us must seek anew A way of life awaiting 'round timeless bends. Teachers, you shall ever be The mold of young mind and personality. We leave you with gratitude, yet sorrow— You must remain to guide others to their tomorrow. Yours is a noble and necessary responsibility. In the years yet to come and pass, Mem'ries great and small we shall amass; As we sit and ponder and reminisce, We'll recall with equal bliss The joys, the trials of each high school class. CLASS HISTORY For most of us the most treasured possession we shall have when we leave high school will be our mem- ories. The History of the Class of 1964 is filled with many occasions of fun and happiness as well as op- portunities to improve and grow even as our school improved and grew. We were one of the five fortunate classes to enter a bright new high school. We had had varying ex- periences as sub-freshmen at Blackstock, Greenbriar, Jenkinsville, Mt. Zion, Monticello, Ridgeway, and for a few, other schoofs. Our freshman year at Winnsboro High was even more exciting than our sub-freshman year had been at the other schoofs because our teach- ers as well as the upper classmen were just as inex- perienced as we were. It was a wonderful and, at times, confusing experience. However, long before we became sophomores, the program was well-organized and we were a part of a forward-looking, challenging, and demanding educa- tional institution. Probably our best memories of this period are of the new friendships which were formed with classmates from the different schools. Of course, we shall also remember our first encounter with such foreign subjects as Algebra and Latin. As sophomores, we expanded our interest in extra curricular activities. Some joined clubs, others took part in the music program, and we all supported the fine athletic teams that were molding a record of good CLASS PROPHECY Just twenty years ago our class marched down the aisle to receive our high school diplomas and out into a new and watchful world. Our Master of Ceremonies, Rusty Price, has taken leave of his duties as owner of Monk's Mortuary to find out what each member of the class is doing and what success they have made in their chosen profession. In this year of 1984, we are having our reunion at a place which all of us certainly remember having had many good times, the park. Since the Hut was the scene of many of those good times which we shared during our high school days, it was decided that our first reunion be held there. Suddenly amid the confusion and chatter comes a distinct voice. It is Judi Spires telling of her accomplishment. She held a position as giggle box for the sound effects of RCA until her box turned over and spilled all her giggles. Harry Jeter is over by the tennis courts passing out tomatoes from his 5,000-acre truck farm. He has been named the Trucker of the year in Fairfield County. Jake Stone, better known as Lebanon Lip , is the youngest man to win the world's heavy-weight boxing championship and has recently been matched with a new challenger, Oliver the Ox. sportsmanship for our school even if they weren't win- ning many games. Along with the fun of sock-hops, Latin banquets, club conventions and such—we man- aged to acquire enough learning to be elevated to the exaulted status of Juniors. Our Junior year was filled with achievement, and serious preparation for our most important final year. It is said that our Junior play was a tremendous suc- cess, and we believe it. For us Seventeenth Summer wifi always rate along with Romeo and Juliet and other famous plays. This year we had such fun enter- taining the Seniors with a Southern Plantation themed Junior-Senior Banquet and dance. The Southern Belles and chivalrous Gentleman of the occasion will always be a fond memory. Our Senior year has been a fitting climax to a mem- orable and fruitful high school history and by the time this is read it too will be history. Our Senior experi- ences such as the Senior Play, Junior-Senior Prom, Final Exams, and practice for graduating exercises are up- permost in our minds now and no doubt will long be remembered most vividly. So, with the memories of wonderful history to in- spire us, we look forward to the future with ambition and confidence — ambition to be worthy of our heri- tage — and confidence that, with the training we have received in morals as well as academics, we are pre- pared to meet any challenge of life. Billy Patrick, now known as the foremost designer of hand-made alligator bags and accessories, is seen speaking to this old friend and classmate, Dr. Robin Wilkes, who is now a famed plastic surgeon, specializing in Face repairs, Down by the Duck Pond, we see Skipper Sims who is now a TV star who can be seen Saturday night on that popular show Shock Theatre which is featuring the biggest shock of them all, Boykin Smith and his erie side-kick, James Jeffcoat. Dr. James Boyter, who is searching for the cure of that dreaded disease, Boyter Goiter, is seen talking to Miss Mary Burley, who is editor of that reknown newspaper, THE MONTICELLO MIRACLE. Mary fust completed a superb article on the foremost literary figure of our day, James Warmoth, who just published that Nobel Prize- winning book, YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU IF YOU TRY. Robert L. Dove couldn't make if to our reunion this year, bul everybne knows that he is fulfilling his duties as chief gourmet at Greasy's Delicatessen in New York. We hear that Judy Sims and Becky Sanders are co-owners of the Borden's Ice Cream Company; and that Dubbie, after attaining his M.A. Degree at Furman, is now in Africa trying to put to some use what he learned. 133 CLASS PROPHECY Jerry Douglas and Jayne Stevenson are busy working on the 1984 World's Fair which will be held in that other city of light, Winnsboro, South Carolina. Beverly Brown, Melba Cail, Juanita Davis, and Barbara Miles are telephone operators for the Bell Telephone Company. They run their own business on the side, which they call, ''The Bell and Tell ' Millie Pope and Brenda Rabon are owners of the only florist shop in the United States which sells man-eating water lillies and mummified mums. Lynda Davis, Leona DeHart, and Beverly Freeman have devised a serum which if injected into a chicken makes deviled, scrambled, and poached eggs. They thought this up while driving through Winnsboro's dense traffic on a Saturday afternoon with their eyes closed. Craig Hinrichs, Patricia Dove, and Nancy Blair, after receiving their education, are now working with the Peace Corp in Nova Scotia. Darnell Branham and Patricia Groomes recently laid claim on another trophy for their tenth consecutive win of the Ladies' Hand Ball Tournament in Sandusky, Georgia. Frank Martin, a distinguished Senator, could not make it to our reunion because he is filibustering against the new idea of women presidents, which is a petition being pressed hard by Stella Boulware, Billie Faye Branham, and Josephine Beckham who are all likely candidates for the new office. As the smoke clears, we recognize first, second, and third-place winners of last year's Darlington-500 race. First was Fearless Faile, alias Bobby Faile, driving his fender-flopper Ford—second was Carburator Chapman, alias, Toby Chapman, flying in his canary- yellow Chevy; and last, but not least, placing third, was Catch-up Kennedy, alias William Kennedy, in his pepped-up Plymouth. Dwight Cooper, Richard Adams, and Johnny Glisson are joint- owners of the hottest restaurant on the Chattahoochee Beach. Ann Wiles, Jolene Mattox, and Carfse Ann Lyles are doing secreterial work for one of the largest law firms in New York headed by Vicki Boulware and Harold Baker. Larry Jo Douglas, who has just completed his term at Wofford, feels that he is too old to go into a special field of work so he has retired. Despite this—while at Wofford, Larry Jo achieved an unforgettable scholastic average. Alex Boulware, Gary Branham, John Powell, and Louis Fuller are now stationed at the Marine Base in Norfolk, Va. and specialize in guerilla warfare. Linda Farrow and Fitz Dove are still digging ditches around Erskine College in Due West. We have also learned that David Cooper is now writing a new style of poetry for that popular magazine, MR. ATLAS featuring Thomas Broome and his short stories. Larry Parker, Donald Smith, and Jennings Crouch are co-owners of the largest canning company since Del Monte. They call their can company P.S.C. (pluckem, shuckem, and cannom) which is now located in the Valley of the Jolly Green Giant formerly known as Possum Hollow. Wade Macfie, now President of the Kleenex Tissue Company, is seen talking to Joe Sanders, who is the largest stockholder in the Sanders Sweet Shop. Annette Cogdill and Sally Martin were just seen walking up with their brand-new 1984 Collapsible convertibles in their pocket- books. Their husbands, Haskle Smith and Donnie Coleman, receive the credit for these marvelous autos. Lillian Bass and Wayne Wilson, we're happy to say, have estab- lished a chain of B W Drive-Ins which stretch all the way from Ridgeway to Winnsboro. We also hear that Captain BUI Wilkes of the Merchant Marines has recently been shipped to Japan where he is living up to his nickname Jap . Ellen McMaster and Anne Henderson are chairmen of that na- tional organization, the Quill and Scroll, which consists of those who have excelled in the field of journalism and who also show leader- ship and good citizenship. Charles Mincey and Brenda Lutz are partners in a dancing school specializing in the new dances—the Siberian Slouch, the Doodleltng and the Pinch. Cecil Tanner, the famous chiropractor, takes care of the injured students in his office, which is next door to their studio, Mary McMeekin, Shirley McFadden, and Frances Kay Mitchell are librarians at the Library of Congress in Washington. Sue Fortune, Janet Fellers, and Judy Wilkes are living in Winns- boro and are teaching physical education at Winnsboro High School under the direction of Ricky Thomas who is head coach, Shtrley Bennett is the greatest movie star since Greta Garbo and has recently made a new picture portraying the life of the great chemist, Sandy Strange. Francis Brewington and Nancy Nunn are- now living in Twin Pines, N.C. where Francis is a nurse and Nancy is a basketball coach. Rusty Robinson is now practicing dentistry in Greenbrier which is only one of his many offices. Carol Ann McLendon will be a little fate tonight while on her way over she wrecked her van and had to take a taxi. We see Marsha Hackle down by the duck pond demonstrating her Hackle Tackle on all the fish while talking to Berkeley Palmer, who has been noted for his bravery in action and his loyalty to the cause while serving as an active member of the Foreign Legion. Joyce Braziel, Barbara Drew, and Betty Smith are celebrating their fifteenth year as owners of large chain of supermarkets which are financially managed by Richard Johnson. Jennye Littleton, Mary Pat Nichols, and Patsy Short are working for The Bass and Thomas Typewriter Company. Jennye, Mary Pat, and Patsy can fix just about anything no matter what's wrong with it. Ben Branham and Bill Heron are operating one of the gigantic money-making machines in Washington at the Mint and seem to be very happy with their work. Patricia Branham is now the owner of a jewelry store in Columbia called Branham's Bracelet Shop. Erwin Renwick and Kitty Powers are now working at Disneyland where they are responsible for the odd sounds and special effects in the world of fantasy. Elizabeth Douglas is one of the few women left in politics but has made definite plans to change that after she becomes the First Lady or President. Byrd Larsen is now living in Philadelphia where she Is teach- ing ballet. Byrd has just recently invented several new steps such as doing a jump on your hands and not on your toes under water with the aid of assistant. This assistant is none other than Sam Edenfield, better known as Snorkle Sam. She has two out- standing members of her (troupe) Brenda Humphries and Tommy Peake who gave an outstanding performance in ballet this spring entitled The Dying Hummingbirds. But the night wears on and we realize that we must return to the present. Tomorrow, we will wonder how much of what we heard was fact or fantasy. How about it? 134 SENIOR DIRECTORY RICHARD E. ADAMS Track 2; Football 3,4; Block W Club 4; Senior Play 4. HAROLD DOUGLAS BAKER Student Council 3,4; Track 2; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom President 2; Class Secretary 2; Latin Club 2; French Club 2; Class President 3; Paper Staff (Reporter) 4; Annual Staff (Assistant Photo Editor) 4; Class Vice-President 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Graduation Usher 3; Class Lawyer 4. LILLIAN BASS Distributive Education Club 4. JOSEPHINE FAULK BECKHAM 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 4; Powder Puff Football 3. SHIRLEY ANNE BENNETT Latin Club 2; F.T.A, 3,4; French Club 4; Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Paper Staff (Typist) 3,4; Office Helper 4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; J. V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4. WILBURN CLAYTON BERRY, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Junior-Senior Door- man 2; Block W Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Student Council Vice-President 3; Homeroom President 2; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4, NANCY LAVINIA BLAIR F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A, 4. SAMUEL ALEX BOULWARE T. l. Club 3,4; Football 2,3; Block W Club 2,3,4. STELLA JEANNETTE BOULWARE F.B.L.A. 4; Reporter 4; Latin Club 1,2. VICKIE CHERYL BOULWARE Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Head Cheer- leader 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 3,4; Block W f Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Secretary 2; F.T.A. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Class Lawyer 4. JIMMY A. BOYTER BEN BRANHAM, JR. F.F.A. 3,4; Secretary 4. BILLIE FAYE BRANHAM F.B.L.A. 3,4; Secretary 3; Bus Driver 4. GARY TILLMAN BRANHAM Bus Driver 3,4; D.E. Club 3; 4-H Club 1,2. HELEN DARNELL BRANHAM 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Block W Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4,- Girls' Track Team 1; Powder Puff Football 3; Senior Play 4. PATRICIA ANN BRANHAM F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1. JOYCE ELIZABETH BRAZIEL Student Council T; F.B.L.A. 3. FRANCIS STEWART BREWJNGTON J.V. Football 1,2; Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3,4; All-Conference 4; Latin Club 2; Block W Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Boys' State 3; Doorman Junior-Senior 2. THOMAS EDWARD BROOME Football 2,3,4; T. l. Club 3,4. BEVERLY ANN BROWN F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 1. MARY ELIZABETH BURLEY French Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Annual Staff (Assistant Classes Editor) 4; Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer 1,3. MELBA ANN CAIL F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. TOBY GERALD CHAPMAN Latin Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; President 4; Block W Club 3,4; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Manager 3; Paper Staff (Sports Editor) 4; Homeroom Treasurer 1. ANNETTE COGDILL F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Play 4. DAVID GORDON COOPER Latin Club 2,3; Junior Play 3; F.T.A. 4; Senior 4; Class Poet 4. JAMES DWIGHT COOPER Track 1,2; Football 1,2,4; T. l. Club 2,4; Block W Club 1,2,4. WILLIAM JENNINGS CROUCH Future Farmers of America 2,3,4. LYNDA JANE DAVIS F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2. SALLY JUANITA DAVIS Latin Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Pep Club 3; D.E. Club (Secretary) 4. LEE ONA DeHART Chester Jr. High 1; Winnsboro 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Beta Club 4. BRENDA LOUISE DOUGLAS 135 SENIOR ELIZABETH GAILLARD DOUGLAS Latin Club 2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; Miss Sophomore 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Asst, Business Manager 3; Business Manager 4; Junior Play 3; Miss Junior 3; Miss Senior 4; Graduation Usher 3; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Block W Club 3,4; French Club 4; Vice-President 4; Paper Staff {Business Aid) 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,4. JERRY WALTON DOUGLAS LARRY JOE DOUGLAS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 3,4; Block W Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,4. DAVID ROBERT DOVE, III 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 3; French Club 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball Manager 4. FITZHUGH HENRY DOVE, 111 Latin Club 2; Glee Club 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Prophet 4. PATRICIA FAYE DOVE 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3, President 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4; Library Club 4; Junior-Senior Serv- ing Girl 2. BARBARA LORRAINE DREW C.A.P, 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Club 4. WILLIAM SAMUEL EDENFIELD F.F.A. 2; T. l. Club 3; D.E. Club 3,4. LINDA FARROW Vidalia 1; Georgetown 2,3; Winnsboro 4; Library Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Paper Staff (Girls' Sports Writer) 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff (Typist) 4; Class Prophet 4. ROBERT A. FAILE, JR. Latin Club 2; Block W Club 4; T. I. Club 4; Football 1; Track 2,3; Manager 3; Baseball 4; Bus Driver 3,4. JANET BLAINE FELLERS Latin Club 2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Glee Club 3; French Cfub (Secretary) 4; Annual Staff (Asst. Literary Editor) 4, Paper Staff (Reporter) 4; Pep Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Beta Club 4; Honor Graduate. SUSAN FRANCES FORTUNE Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Staff (Typist) 4. BEVERLY JUNE FREEMAN 4-H Club 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; D.E. (Promotion Manager) 4. LOUIS O. FULLER Trade and Industrial Cfub 3. JOHNNIE WARDELL GLISSON Football 2,3,4; Manager 4; Track 2; Track 2; Manager 2; Block W Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; T. l. Club 3,4; Treasurer 4. PATRICIA ANN GROOMES 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Sweetheart 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Block W Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girls' Track Team 1; Powder Puff Football 3; Senior Play 4; Varsity Cheerleader 1; Miss Freshman 1. MARSHA SUE HACKLE F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4. NANCY ANNE HENDERSON Latin Club 2; Block W Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; French Club 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Asst. Feature Editor 3, Feature Editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3, President 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 3,4; Chairman District V. S. C. S. P. A. 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Class Historian 4; Student Council 4; Furman Scholar; Graduation Usher 3; Honor Graduate. WILLIAM MARVIN HERON 4-H Club 1,2; Latin Club 2; Pep-Club 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Bus Driver 3,4. EUGENE CRAIG HINRICHS Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Vice-President 3, President 4; French Club 4; President 4; Block W Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; J. V. Basketball 2; 4-H Club 1,2; Furman Scholar 4; F.T.A. 4; Class Treasurer 3; Graduation Marshal 3; Annual Staff (Assistant Sports Editor) 4; Honor Graduate. BRENDA GALE HUMPHRIES Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 4; 4-H Club 1; Honor Graduate. JAMES AUBURY JEFFCOAT F.F.A. 1,4; Distributive Education Club 2,4; Treasurer 4. HARRY McSHANE JETER Latin Cfub 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2, Secretary 3; F.F.A. 3,4; Reporter 4; Paper Staff (Reporter) 2,3; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 1,2; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 4. JAMES RICHARD JOHNSON F.F.A. 1,2,4; D.E. 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; T. l. Cfub 4; Sergeant of Arms 4. OLIVER RHETT JOHNSON Student Council 1,2,4; President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Boys' State 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Captain 3; Class Treasurer 1; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3; Graduation Marshal 3; Latin Club 2; Vice- President 2; Block W Cfub 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Football 136 DIRECTORY 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Player 3,4; Captain 4; Annual Staff (Sports Editor) 4; Honor Graduate, WILLIAM H. KENNEDY, II Trade and Industrial Club 4. MARY BYRD LARSEN Mt. Vernon High 3; Winnsboro 1,2,4; Latin Club 2; Glee Club 1,2; Paper Staff (Reporter) 2,4; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Block W Club 2,4; F.T.A. 4; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; Pep Club 4; Class Treas- urer 4; French Club 4; Senior Play 4. JENEFER RHEA LITTLETON F.H.A, 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4. BRENDA CHERYL LUTZ Senior Play 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play 3. CARLIE ANN LYLES 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; President 1, Vice-President 2; County Council 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Recreation Chairman District II 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Staff (Typist). WADE HAMPTON MACFIE, JR. Basketball 2,3,4; Captain 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Block W Club 3,4; Reporter 4; Student Council 2; Homeroom President 4; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Play 4; Honor Graduate, FRANK WINTON MARTIN F.F.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 3; Track Team 2,4. SARA ELIZABETH MARTIN F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Paper Staff (Reporter) 4; Annual Staff (Asst. Feature Editor) 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4. KAY JOLENE MATTOX Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Staff (Typist) 4. SHIRLEY LOU McFADDEN F.B.L.A. 3,4. CAROL ANN McLENDON Mullins 1,2,3; Winnsboro 4; Block W Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Class Secretary 4; F.H.A. 4; Beta Club 4; Paper Staff (Asst. Circulation Editor) 4; Annual Staff (Activities Editor) 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Basketball 4; Homeroom President 4; Honor Graduate. ELLEN SIMPSON McMASTER Latin Club (Secretary) 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Reporter 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; President 3, Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 3,4; French Club 4; Annual Staff (Classes Editor) 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Reporter 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; All-State Chorus 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 4; Furman Scholar 4; Junior Play 3,- Homeroom Officer 1,3,4; Honor Graduate. MARY CAROLYN McMEEKIN Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. BARBARA ANN MILES Pep Club 3. CHARLES F. MINCEY Band 2; D.E. Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Homeroom Treas- urer 2; Homeroom Vice-President 1. FRANCES KAY MITCHELL Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 3; Beta Club 3,4; Paper Staff (Reporter) 4; Honor Grad- uate. BRENDA JOYCE MYERS F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A, 3,4; Beta Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 4. MARY PATTERSON NICHOLS F.H.A. 1,2,- F.B.L.A. 3,4; President 4; State Miss F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Beta Club (Reporter) 3,4; Junior Miss-Hi-Miss 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4, Honor Graduate. NANCY JEAN NUNN Latin Club (Treasurer) 2; Block W Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Library Club 3,4; F.T.A, 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Assistant News Editor 3, News Editor 4; Annual Staff (Feature Editor) 4; Class Treasurer 2; Girls' State 3; Junior- Senior Serving Girl 2; Pep Club (Secretary-Treasurer) 3; Student Council (Secretary) 3; Basketball Manager 2. BERKELEY MARION PALMER Band 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; French Club 4; Ridgeway Boys' State 3. LARRY JAMES PARKER 4-H Club 1,2,3; Block W Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; J. V. Football 1; Track 2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID PATRICK Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Clinic Band 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; All- State Chorus 11,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Beta Club 3; Latin Club 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; French Club 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2,3. MILDRED ANN POPE Library Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. JOHN E. POWELL Block W Club 3,4; Future Farmers of America 3,4. BARBARA PAULETTE POWERS Latin Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Play 4; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2, T37 WILLIAM RUSSELL PRICE, JR. Block W Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Senior Play 4; Track 2; Student Council 2; Latin Club 2; President 2; Boys' State 3; Class President 4; Home- room President 1,3; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Junior-Senior Door- man 2. BRENDA SUE RABON F.B.L.A, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Reporter 4; Library Club 3,4. JAMES ERWIN RENWICK Senior Play 4,- Block W Club 3,4; President 4; Latin Club 2; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Football 1,3,4; Manager 2; Basketball 3,4; Homeroom President 1; J. V. Football 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Paper Staff 2. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Play 4; Homeroom Secretary 1. ANDREW FRANCIS ROBINSON, JR. Latin Club 1,2,- 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Block W Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3. FRANCES REBECCA SANDERS Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; F.T.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2,3. Page 138 Winnsboro High 370. . THOMAS JOSEPH SANDERS Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Baseball 2; F.F.A. 3,4; Block W Club 2,3,4; D.E, Club 4. PATRICIA JEANNINE SHORT F.H.A. 1,4; D.E. Club 2,3; Treasurer 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Treasurer 4. JUDY MIXON SIMS F.B.L.A. 3,4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 2,3; Basketball 2; Paper Staff (Reporter) 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Band (Bellorette) 1,2; Latin Club 2. THURMAN CLAUDE SIMS, JR. Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Football 1; Latin Club 2; State and National Latin Costume Contest Winner 2; Homeroom Secretary 1; Student, Council 2; Library Club 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Pep Club 3; Groduation Usher 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3 Annual Staff (Photo Editor) 4; Track 4. BETTY ANN SMITH Latin Club 2; Library Club 1,2; Junior Beta Club 2; Beta Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Honor Graduate. BOYKIN ENGLISH SMITH, JR. Pep Club 3,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Paper Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1; Homeroom President 3,4. DONALD JEROME SMITH 4-H Club 1,2; T. l. Club 4; President 4; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3. JOSEPH HASKELL SMITH Ridgeway 1; Winnsboro 2,3,4; T. l. Club 4; Baseball 4; Pep Club 3.4. JUDITH MARIE SPIRES J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Latin Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3. JAYNE DURHAM STEVENSON Glee Club 3; Library Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Block W Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Girls' Track Team 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Basketball 3. JAKE WILBUR STONE, JR. Student Council 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Most Valuable Player 4; Block W Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Latin Club 2. REBA SANDIFER STRANGE F.H.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Play 4. JULIAN CECIL TANNER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; T. l. Club 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Block W Club 3,4; Baseball 3. RICHARD HENRY THOMAS, JR. 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; T. l. Club 4. JAMES ERNEST WARMOTH Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; F.T.A. Club 3,4; President 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Assistant Business Manager 3; Business Manager 4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Literary Editor 4; Library Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Student Council 2,3; King Teen 4; Class Historian 4; Furman Scholar 4; Honor Graduate. CAROL ANN WILES F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Miss Halcyon 2; 4-H Club 1; Paper Staff 4; Junior-Senior Serving Girl 2; Class Secretary 3; Home- room President 3. JUDY NELL WILKES F.H.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Library Club 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 3.4. ROBIN DALE WILKES French Club 4. WILLIAM LEWIS WILKES Band 1,2; .T.A. Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4. CHARLES WAYNE WILSON F.F.A. 3; D.E. Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. 138 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faile, Hudson, Peake, Branham, Mr. Marion Stevenson, Supervisor; Humphries, Lewis, Montgomery, Marthers, Haney. UPPER ROW: Dickerson, Robinson, Burley, Stone, Jeffcoat, Wilkes. 139 IN APPRECIATION Perhaps the Seniors know the people on this page better than the underclassmen. Through the years at W. H. S., many Seniors have become familiar with the members of the Discipline Committee; and, we hope, have profited through their association. This last year has presented many problems for the Seniors, and Miss Faucett has given valuable assistance in choosing col- leges and careers. To these people and the ones on the preceding page, we give our sincere thanks. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE: Mr. Martin Ramsey, Mr. Marion Stevenson, Mr. J. W. Horne, Miss Mary Maner. 140 IN MEMORY of Winnsboro High’s first Homecoming Queen . . . first Miss Halcyon ... an outstanding student Miss Sara Wallace Brice June 5, 1943 March 31, 1964 ADVERTISEMENTS ... The following pages show the advertisements which helped finance the annual. With this section, the HALCYON comes to a close. It is the hope of the staff that the annual has presented a full history of the year 1964 at Winnsboro High and will be a lasting reminder of the things which made it a memorable year . ., hard work . . . cooperation . . . fun . . . plan- ning . . . school spirit. ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY Serving Through Science Winnsboro Mills Where First Class People Make First Class Products Winnsboro, South Carolina PHILLIPS GRANITE COMPANY Rion, South Carolina To the Winnsboro High Graduates of 1964: The mere lapse of years is not life. To eat, to drink and sleep; to be exposed to darkness and the light; to pace around in the mill of habit and turn thought into an instrument of trade — this is not life. 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