Winnsboro High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

1973 HALCYON WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA 1 L 2 1972-1973 ♦ TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS ...................... 14 ORGANIZATIONS .................. 36 ATHLETICS ...................... 52 FEATURES........................ 74 LIFE AT WHS..................... 90 STUDENTS ........................102 COMMUNITY .......................156 This year brought us ... 5 . . . smiles, frowns, P. O. W. Bracelets . .. rain, sunshine, Presidential Elections . .. 6 7 . . . new teachers, new friends, new experiences . . . a Christmas Dance, a Spring Dance, the Christian Student Organization .. . 8 9 . . . another championship basketball team, a new football coach . . . studying, playing, and gaining a broader knowledge of the world in which we live. it MRS. MARY JIM GUNTER ■ MRS. MARY 12 B. KIRKLAND —-t1 DEDICATION We, the Senior Members of the Halcyon Staff, wish to dedicate the 1973 HALCYON to Mrs. Mary Jim Gunter and Mrs. Mary B. Kirkland. These two teachers have contributed much to the success of our high school careers. Showing a sincere interest in each student, both of these devoted teachers were always on hand to help us with our smallest problems. Their smiling faces and genial wit served to brighten even the gloomiest days. We are truly indebted to Mrs. Gunter and Mrs. Kirkland for their contributions to Winnsboro High School. ACADEMICS FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Mr. Arthur Goff ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Mr. Jim Jenkins FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Harold Jones Mr. Claude Ragsdale Mr. Lindsay Leviner Mr. Matthew Seibles Mr. Herman Magill Mr. Sam Small Mr. Lloyd McGriff Mr. Howard Yarborough Mr. Edward Mills 16 Mr. E. K. McLendon, Principal of Winnsboro High School, has many problems to solve as chief administrator. The tough job which he faces de- mands much time and energy, but Mr. McLendon always comes through in his quiet, authoritative manner. His firm- handed decisions have won him the sincere respect of the entire school. Top left: PRINCIPAL: Mr. E. K. McLendon. Bottom left; Mr. McLendon starts out on his daily inspection of the school. Right: “Coach Mac” takes time from his busy schedule to chat with students. 17 s i ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Mary Maner ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Carl E. Jackson SECRETARY Miss Martha Miller SECRETARY Miss Johnnie Mae Cameron 18 Miss Faucett and Mrs. Ross have found that their counsel- ing has proved beneficial to many students throughout the years. Helping students make decisions and solve problems is a common practice which leaves them inwardly satisfied just knowing that they could help an individual in need. Their services to the student body range from helping a student decide what would best accommodate his per- sonal desires and interests af- ter graduation to giving a student a much needed paper clip. Top left: Miss Faucett discusses with Marshall Pearson many possible careers that would be perfect for her. Bottom left: GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Mrs. Maude F. Ross. Top right: Mrs. Ross checks Van Belton’s record. Bottom right: GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Miss Sara Fau- cett. 19 ENGLISH The English Department, as in past years, has been mainly concerned with the develop- ment of student character. The teachers of this department have done their utmost to ex- pose students to material that will someday be beneficial in their social development. Through the use of records and films, the English teachers are better equipped to aid the student in his learning. One fundamental which most of these teachers stress is writ- ing. Through writing, the stu- dent develops a more mature manner of expressing himself. Mrs. Estelle B. Butler Mrs. Barbara M. Harmon Mrs. Mary B. Kirkland Mrs, EleanorS. Milling Mrs. Rebecca Pope Miss Margaret A. Roseborough 20 Mr. McKinley Wheeler L I E Top left: Mr. Wheeler teaches the answer to the ques- tion “to be or not to be ' Top right: Students wait anxiously to see the grade they have received. Bottom left: Mrs. Pope is amazed at an answer given by a student. Bottom center: Miss Roseborough takes a breather during the long day. Bottom right: Mrs. Kirkland’s class displays its poetic works. 21 MATH Through the use of games and other aids, the math teachers have made great progress in their teaching of Algebra, Geometry, and Math. These aids have helped Mrs. Gunter, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Coleman, and Mrs. Cunning- ham to promote the purpose of the Math Department-to pre- pare the students for their futures in college and business in the complex world of today. Mrs. Eloutse A. Coleman Mrs. Evelyn Cunningham 22 Mrs. Mary Jim Gunter Mrs. Marie H. Ingram Top left; Mrs, Gunter and her Algebra III class play “Vectors.” Top right: Mrs. Ingram shows that working with radi- cals is not so hard as it looks, Bottom left: Mrs. Coleman demonstrates that anyone can draw a straight line. Bottom right: Mrs. Cunningham explains the basics of factoring numbers. 23 Top left: Miss Maner explains blood types to Fran. Top right: Chemistry is made interesting for students by Mr. Reid. Bottom left: Dale wonders how long the mixture will take to blow up. Bottom center; Biology students examine the internal organs of Posie Possum. Bottom right: Mrs. Cannon checks to see if Frazee really has discovered a new disease. 24 SCIENCE The teachers of the Science Department help the students in their search for the composition of life. This involves solving chemical equations, dissecting organisms, and doing biological research. 25 SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Depart- ment endeavors to present his- torical backgrounds and social problems in an interesting way. The teachers believe that ex- posure to foreign cultures is of great benefit to students, and through the study of the problems of modern society, students are better prepared as citizens of their nation. Q. r, P THE PiOPU'S CHOICE Top left: Mr. Jackson explains the basic con- cepts of government to his class. Top right: Mr. Lindfer proves that social studies makes one social. Far left: Mrs. Hite explains how Presidents are elected. Bottom left: Mr. Roache smiles skeptically at the comment that maybe Ann Branham will someday be President. Bottom center: Mrs. Chiles teaches her stu- dents how to distinguish between various mental disorders. Bottom right: Worth Baker, Bernard Coleman, and Lily Broome appeared on ‘Legislative Profile” over S. C. ETV. 26 • i I Mrs. B. J. Brown Mrs. Sarah J. Chiles Mr. Ellerbe Hightower Mrs. Mildred H. Hite Mr. Carl E. Jackson Mrs. Betty Knight Mr. Benjamin F. Lindler Mr. Joseph C. Roache 27 Top left: These girls learn that sewing their own clothes is an inexpensive way to dress fashionably. Top center: Mrs. McKeown shows Joyce that knitting bed- room slippers is easier than she thinks. Top right: Mrs. Bass’s class works hard to achieve skill and speed in typing. Bottom left: Mr. Heath prepares to time his students' type- writing. Bottom center: The shorthand class turns in what they hope will be a perfect business letter. Bottom right: Mrs. Bass stops to make sure Darlene does not watch her hands while typing. 28 VOCATIONAL The Vocational Department at WHS works hard to fulfill its objective which is to prepare students for later life, whether they go into business, college, or homemaking. In Home Ec., stu- dents learn how to become con- scientious homemakers, and stu- dents in the typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand classes learn skills which they can use in busi- ness or in college. Mrs. Gladys L. Bass Mr. Willie J. Heath Mrs. Mary Alice McKeown 29 MUSIC This year the Music Depart- ment was under the direction of Mr. John Holtzciaw. Through hard work on both his part and the band’s part, the band won first, second, and third places in the Newberry, Great Falls, and Winnsboro Christmas Parades respectively. WHS thanks the band, who has not only brought recognition to the school but has also provided fine entertainment at the football games. Mr. John Holtzciaw Top: Mr. Holtzciaw helps the band with a new song. Left: Band students “toot their troubles away.” Right: “Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn.” 30 ■■ ART The main objective of the Art Department is to instill a sense of self-expression and creativity in students. It is also a medium in which the more expressive student may make unlimited use of his ability. With Mr, Reed's guid- ance, each student is taught the basic fundamentals of art and is shown how to apply them to his own particular style. Top: Students express themselves by applying the basic fundamentals of art. Left: Ricky Green shows how much concentration and patience is needed to produce expressive art. 31 LIBRARY AND STUDY HALL Study hall is provided for students who wish to use school time for completing homework assignments or who wish to study for upcom- ing classes. Study hall is a very valuable part of WHS life. The WHS library is pro- vided for students who need to do research, check out much needed books for Eng- lish, or read the daily paper. Miss Stultz and Mrs. Johns are always on hand to help stu- dents locate materials. LIBRARY STUDY HALL Miss Glenda Stultz Mrs. Izetta Dorsey Mrs. Jo Johns Mrs. Josie Gaston Top: Students use the library to catch up on current news. Center left: Miss Stultz lends a helping hand. Center right: Roby pretends to be studying. Bottom: Students make good use of study hall. 32 FRENCH The purpose of Winnsboro High’s French Department is to introduce the students to different cultural backgrounds. Mrs. Coleman spends much of her time and effort to prepare the students for their courses in foreign languages to come later in college. Mrs. Martha B. Coleman Top: Martha Meng dreams of speak- ing French in Paris. Bottom: Mrs. Coleman listens as a student answers a question in French. 33 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DRIVERS’ EDUCATION As physical education teachers, Mrs. Sweeney, Coach Raines, and Coach Catoe are always trying to build physically fit stu- dents. They spend much time with the basics — push-ups, sit-ups, side-straddle hops, and bending exercises — but they always save time for games such as volleyball and basket- ball. Besides teaching gym, Coach Raines and Coach Catoe also use their teaching skills in another direction — drivers’ education. In drivers’ ed., students learn the principles of driving, and they also learn ways to care for their car. Everyone is indebted to these coaches for making our highways safer. Mr. Wayne Catoe Mr. Eddie Raines Mrs. Celeste Sweeney Top left: Coach Catoe allows a student to test his book learning in a practical capacity. Top right: The girls’ gym class tries basketball for a change. Bottom: A phys. ed. class plays volleyball for recreation and exercise 34 CAREER EDUCATION Career Education is an inter- disciplinary team approach con- sisting of a coordinated program which interrelates a skill train- ing program with the academic areas. This approach provides students with various learning activities, and it also aids them in choosing a career. The team of teachers who worked with the Career Program this year were Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Ingram, and Mrs. Ross. Mr. Robert Fickling and Mr. Earl Bonner were also involved in this program. 35 ORGANIZATIONS 37 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: C. Stone, T. Weir, R. Price, B. Alexander, M. Turner, L Lumpkin. SECOND ROW: M. Pearson, R. Rabb, D. Addison, M. Pearson, J. Gladden, P. Weed, B. Watkins, E. Walker, S. Wade. THIRD ROW: ADVISORS: Mrs. Chiles, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. McKeown, D. Lyles, F. McKinney, T. Varnadore, R. Castles, B. Burleson, B. Coleman, A. Boyles. SECRETARY: VICE PRESIDENT: ASSISTANT SECRETARY: PRESIDENT: TREASURER: Patricia Starks Alexander Boyles Renee Rabb Mary Turner Jimmy Gladden 38 Throughout the year the Student Council sponsored many activities for the student body. They helped to organize the Homecoming Parade, and they also sponsored a Spring Dance for Winnsboro High students. In March, the Coun- cil attended Camp-Fire in Sumter. From this program, they hope to have gained new and better techniques for im- proving the school. President of Student Council, Mary Turner, gives the morning devotions. Tommy Varnadore sells stationery of recycled paper in order to raise money for WHS’s Student Council. John McKeown and Jimmy Hudson serve refreshing cokes at the Spring Dance. 39 EDITORS: Gloria O’Neal, Betsy Arnette. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER: Linda Goff, BUSINESS MANAGER: Kathy Rabb. STANDING: S. Branham, M. Meng, B. Ramsing, J. Coleman, D. Simpson, K. Peach, K. Rabb, S. Fowler, L. Goff, B. Coleman, G, Glenn, M. Pearson, S. O'Neal, B Taylor, D. Smith, D. Younginer, R. Rabb, S. Harsey, T. Dinkins, L. Broome. SEATED: G. O’Neal, B. Arnette, B. Wilkes, J. Walsh. SPONSORS: Mrs. Milling, Mr. M. Reed, Mr. C. Reid, Mrs. Kirkland. Absent: R. Ash- ford, V. Cooper, J. Taylor. 40 CLASSES EDITOR: Melinda Meng, ASSISTANT: Diane Simpson. SPORTS EDITOR: Beverly Taylor, ASSISTANT: Santana O’Neal. CLUBS AND FEATURES EDITOR: Lily Broome, ASSISTANT: Sharon LITERARY EDITOR: Kay Peach, ASSISTANT: Branham. Runace Ashford- 41 CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS STAFF STANDING: N. Turner, C. Griggs, P. Knight, L Brooks, L Matuse, K. Collins, J. Weigle, M. Kennedy, W. Baker, B. Woodruff, G. Seibles, B. Martin, G. Kennedy, SPONSORS: Mrs. Hite, Mr. Heath, Mrs. Butler, SEATED: T. Varnadore, S. Smith, E. Wright, J. Baker, S. Smith, F. McKinney, J. Jenkins, A. Haskins, R. Price, V. Jones, E. Walker, I. Kennedy, R. Brown, F. Hungerpillar, D. Addison, V. Cox. SPORTS EDITOR: Tommy Varnadore, ASSISTANTS: Worth Baker, Elaine Wright. FEATURES EDITORS: Joseph Jen- kins, Richardene Brown. TYPISTS: Vanessa Jones, Cindy Griggs, Lisa Brooks, Kim Collins. 42 BUSINESS MANAGERS: Carl Kennedy, Frank McKinney. EDITOR: Annie Marie Haskins, ASSISTANT: Robin Price. NEWS EDITORS: Juanita Baker, David Bozard. ART EDITOR: Jack Weigle, PHOTOGRAPHER: John McKeown. 43 BETA CLUB The WHS Beta Club had a very successful year. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cole- man and Mrs. Cannon, the club collected toys for the Child Care Center. During Beta Club Week, the mem- bers gave the morning devo- tions and selected students and teachers of the day. The Beta Club hopes to include more of the student body in its membership next year. REPORTER: Tommy Weir, PRESIDENT: Betsy Arnette, TREA- SURER: Annie Marie Haskins, SECRETARY: Debbie Cooper, VICE PRESIDENT: Patricia Knight. FIRST ROW: SPONSORS: Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Coleman, B. Arnette, D. LeGrand, P. Knight, V. Robertson, M. Pearson, L. Broome. SECOND ROW: A. Haskins, K. Rabb, B. Woodruff, D. Cooper, L Timms, T. Weir. Absent: K. Peach, K. Turner. 44 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA D. Qualls, S. Bell, D. LeGrand, G. O’Neal, L. Tucker, S. Ashford, M. Meng, P. Able, L. Brooks, C. Qualls, S. Smith. D. Simp- son, D. Timms, G. Canty, H. Qualls, SPONSORS: Mr. Roache, Miss Roseborough, The F. T. A. had several guest speakers during this school year. Among these were Mr. Chatman and Mrs. Ross. The club members also elected both male and female teachers of the month for several months. To show their appre- ciation, members helped these teachers in any way possible. TREASURER: Lisa Brooks, SECRETARY: Gloria O'Neal, PRESIDENT: Patricia Able, ASST SECRETARY: Sharon Ashford, V. PRESIDENT: Maudene Woodard, REPORTER: Diane Simpson. 45 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America strive to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making, to encourage democ- racy in home and community life, to foster the development of creative leadership, and to provide wholesome recreation. Throughout the year, the F.H.A. engaged in many activities. The members enjoyed speak- ers, field trips, and volley ball matches. They also sponsored a project to provide trash cans for the Ridgeway Nurs- ing Home. PRESIDENT: Kathy Driggers, V. PRESIDENT: Mattie Branham, V. PRESIDENT: Sharon Ashford, TREASURER: Mary Hall, SECRETARY: Joyce Woods. STANDING: S. Bell, L Gunter, B. Roache, A. Taylor, D. Woodard, J. Richardson, S. Brown, F. Gaither, M. Alston, F. Johnson, E. Peay, T. Turner, S. Johnson, B. Few, B. Alexander, M. Belton, T. Gibson, R. Belton, S. Clayton, S. Reynolds, M. Kelley, B. Medlin. SEATED: M. Hall, S. Ashford, SPONSOR: Mrs. McKeown, G. Pearson, F. Belton, G. Seibles, J. Woods, K. Driggers, M. Branham. 46 BLOCK W CLUB R. Castles, D. Caldwell, W. Baker, D. Woodard, S. Kennedy, R. Stevenson, T. Varnadore, A. Squirewell, E. Simmons, W. McCants, V. Walters, M. O'Neal, M. Pearson, R. Price, T. Weir, G. O’Neal M. Turner, D. Lyles, W. Johnson, S. Moore, A. Young, D. Branham, R. Brown, C. Stone, T. Bates, C. Kennedy, M. Harris, M. Pearson, J. Gladden, A. Burleson, J. Walsh, V. Cox, B. Taylor, J. Barfield, J. Douglas, J, Starks, B. Beam, R. Moore, C. Coleman, T. Robinson, J. McKeown, B. Burleson. The Block W Club is com- posed of students who have lettered in a sport. By means of an extensive candy sale this year, the club was able to spon- sor its annual Athletic Ban- quet. This club also sold Wild- cat shirts to team supporters. 1V7 NNSBORO PRESIDENT: Jimmy Gladden, VICE PRESIDENT: Stanley Kennedy, TREASURER: Carl Kennedy, SECRETARY: Tommy Varnadore. CHRISTIAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION FIRST ROW: B. Burleson, J. Walsh, L. Driggers, C. Isenhower, L. Humphries, F. Hungerpillar, K. Driggers, SPONSOR: Mrs. Kirkland, G. O'Neal, D. Porter, D. Timms, E. Bass, L Churn. SECOND ROW: V. Cox, B. Taylor, F. Belton, C. Harris, C. Jackson, B. Russell, J. Richardson, A. Taylor, S. Harsey, M. McCoy, B. Brazell, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW: G. Canty, B. Bates, S. Ashford, D. Brice, B. Smalls, K. Martin, R. Hollis, C. Pauling, L. Pearson, L Tucker, C. Qualls, C. Stone. FOURTH ROW: B. Pearson, R. Belton, G. Gladney, E. Kinsler, M. Woodard, S. Bell, S. Harrison, M. Trapp, R. Caldwell, K. Stone. FIFTH ROW: R. Smith, L Matuse, C. Dove, S. Branham, L. Goff, B. Branham, D. Qualls, A. Price, S. Branham, T. Dinkins, M. Kelly, B. Medlin. SIXTH ROW: A. Burleson, J. Hudson, W. Frick, N. McDonald, A. Pullen, B. McFadden, R. Branham, N. Cooper, K. Peach, M. Harris. SEVENTH ROW: L. Thompson, D. Hutto, M. Crumpton, J. Faulkenberry, S. Murphy, J. Starks, W. Johnson, A. Young. EIGHTH ROW: S. Branham, S. Smith, R. Haygood, D. Connor, B. Bryant, T. Rexrode, M. Walsh, T. Bates, W, Baker. NINTH ROW: P. Reynolds, V. Spigner, S. Robinson, A. Branham, T. Turner, K. Stevenson, J. Brigman, C. Pearson, L Vanderford, D. Sanders. TENTH ROW: B. Berzley, C. King, S. Enloe, B. Few, S. Taylor, F. Stevens, T Wooten, S. Branham, M. Covin, D. LeGrand, C. Gunter. One of the newest clubs at Winnsboro High is the Chris- tian Student Organization. Formed to encourage the Christian morals and ideas of the students, the C. S. O. hopes to supply some of the students’ spiritual needs in relation to their educational needs. 48 LEADERS: Fran Hungerpillar, Linda Goff, Donald Ray Branham, Kathy Driggers, Eddie Bass. BAND FfRST ROW: D. Alexander, H. Miller, J. Kincade, J. Ashford, K. Stone, F. Cason, DIRECTOR: Mr. Holtzclaw. SECOND ROW: V. Ford, D. Squirewell, T. Gladden, B. Alexander, J. Miller, J. Walker. THIRD ROW: D. Seibles, B. Alexander, K. Martin, J. Taylor, S. O'Neal, C. Martin. FOURTH ROW: A. Boggs, R. Foster, L. Timms, R. Hollis, R. Pearson, W. Irby. FIFTH ROW: T. Davis, M. Boyd, G. Roseborough, C. Harrison, D. Whitaker. SIXTH ROW: G. Smith, J. Hudson, I. Cooper. Absent: L. Burns. COLOR GUARD: D. Phillips, E. Wright, G. Crawford, S. Taylor, B. Few, A. Truesdale. --— DRUM MAJOR: Jimmy Hudson. SENIORS: I. Cooper, J. Miller, G. Smith, J. Walker, Absent: L. Burns. 49 Danny Evans cultivates his crop in order to produce a No, 1 garden! KNEELING: M. Walsh, S. Branham, M Evans, D. Evans, B. Frick, C. Stone. STANDING: B. Russell, J. Richardson, S. Brown, K. Stone, A. Taylor, C. Pauling, H. Churn, B Taylor, W. Glenn, T. Robertson, D. Greene, L. Thompson, R. Caldwell, S. Gantt, T. Rexrode. 50 STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE R. Price, M. Woodard, D. Simpson, R. Belton, G. O’Neal, K. Peach, L Yarborough, J. Baker, S. Taylor, J. Gladden, W. Johnson, ADVISORS: Miss Faucett, Mrs. Ross. ABSENT: J. Herndon. LIBRARY WORKERS J. Ashford, D. Ford, B. Mozie, L. Vanderford, J. Moore, B. Smalls, 0. Lawhorn, J. Gladney, J. Jenkins, S. Brown, S. Johnson, S. Ashford, J. Watson, N. Porter, B. Wilkes, L. Humphries, M. Belton, L Tucker, J. Small, J. Alston, D. Anderson, J. Dewese, W. Jackson, S. White, B. Williams, R. Branham, LIBRARIAN: Miss Stultz. 51 ATHLETICS ’CATS ACQUIRE NEW FOOTBALL COACH Although the football team had only a 1-10-0 record this year, WHS has much to be proud of. The ’Cats acquired a new head coach, Coach Wayne Catoe, who shows much prom- ise with the Winnsboro ball club. Two fine captains, Billy Beam and Albert Young, were chosen to lead the team. There were twelve outstanding senior players, and one player, Albert Young, made the All-Confer- ence team on offense and defense. FIRST ROW: A. Burleson, M. Peach, R. Moore, T. Weir, J. Gladden, J. Gaston, D. Lyles, R. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Coach Catoe, D. Branham, M. O’Neal, V. Walters, M. Harris, B. Bryant, S. Moore, J. McKeown, G. Small, T. Varnadore. THIRD ROW: Coach Hightower, C. Coleman, W. Baker, T. Robinson, J. Douglas, J. Barfield, R. Castles, D. Caldwell, Coach Lindler. FOURTH ROW: Coach Raines, B. Beam, T. Melvin, A. Hughes, B, Burleson, A. Young, W. McCants, Coach Manning. 54 SCORES WHS Opponent 0 Spring Valley 21 0 Great Falls 6 0 Pageland 32 0 Saluda 6 14 Lexington 42 14 Batesburg-Leesville 29 0 Newberry 13 12 Strom Thurmond 32 15 Irmo 32 12 Lan gley- Bath-CI earwater 6 14 Chester 20 Far upper left: A touchdown in the making. Top right: Fierce Wildcats push LBC player out of bounds. Bottom center: Dewayne Lyles gets refreshed so that he can continue the game. Far right: “Hey, there’s my mom up there!” 55 Upper left: Wildcats in pre- game huddle. Lower left: ’Cats show that football is a contact sport. Far upper right: Coach Catoe is carried off the field after a big Homecoming win. Center right: Senior Jimmy Gladden is happy that his last home game is a victory for WHS. Far center right: the Cats rush out for a tough bout with LBC. Far lower right: Even though a penalty has been called. Cat James Douglas fights on with Wildcat might. 56 SENIOR PLAYERS James Douglas Split End Worth Baker Split End Vernon Walters Flanker Danny Caldwell Halfback 58 ALL-CONFERENCE: Albert Young. Jimmy Gladden Guard Michael Harris Halfback Jerry Barfield Center Bruce Burleson Tackle Albert Young, Co-Captain Tackle Richard Castles End 59 ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM This year the basketball team had its best season ever by post- ing a 25-2 record. Again the Mighty Wildcats were regular season conference champs, con- ference tournament champs, Newberry Christmas Tournament champs, Upper-State champs, and State Runners-up. Stanley Kennedy was chosen for the 3- AAA All-Conference and All-Tour- nament teams. The basketball team has surely shown through its winning season and good sportsmanship record that they are real champions! 60 Far left: Coach Raines is upset by a refs call. Top center: Carl and a Saluda Tiger battle for a rebound. Bottom center; The Mighty ’Cats rush out to claim another victory. Far right: Thomas “lays it in the basket.” FIRST ROW: A. Austin, M. Harris, B. Kennedy, W. Johnson. SECOND ROW: E. Simmons, R. Stevenson, J. Pratt. THIRD ROW: Coach Raines, T. Varnadore, J. Starks, J. Moore, Coach Hightower, Coach Manning. FOURTH ROW: V. O’Neal, D. Seibles, D. Woodard, S. Kennedy, C. Kennedy, T. Bates. lV DC„. SCORES WHS OPPONENT 74 Andrew Jackson 60 76 Langley-Bath-Clearwater 59 59 Great Falls 45 61 Andrew Jackson 47 54 Lexington 49 62 Saluda 49 78 Langley-Bath-Clearwater 63 78 Batesburg-Leesville 53 56 Strom Thurmond 50 60 Irmo 45 81 Newberry 57 56 Lexington 44 64 Saluda 56 51 Irmo 63 77 Great Falls 51 70 Batesburg-Leesville 43 67 Strom Thurmond 54 84 Newberry 48 NEWBERRY COLLEGE CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 64 Clinton 49 59 Camden 51 61 Saluda 48 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 68 Newberry 38 75 Strom Thurmond 59 69 Lexington 67 STATE PLAY-OFFS 65 Pageland 43 46 Travelers Rest 44 54 Garrett 58 Virgil O’Neal 62 Stanley Kennedy Ernest Simmons Donald Woodard Al Alston ALL-CONFERENCE: Stanley Kennedy Brice Kennedy James Moore Joe Pratt 63 David Seibles Rick Stevenson Joe Starks CATS BATTLE FOR STATE TITLE Once again the Wildcats made an appearance at the Carolina Coliseum. Although they played a fine game, the ’Cats lost be- cause of a few costly errors in the overtime period. Everyone is looking forward to next year when they hope to again see the Fight- ing Wildcats go to the State Finals in Columbia. 64 Far left: Virgil, guarded by a Falcon, drib- bles to the goal Top left center: Coach Raines lays down the law to his team. Bottom left center: Come on, fellows! This isn’t volleyball! Top right center: Carl has to go high to make this shot. Middle right center: Stanley takes a jump shot from the foul line. Bottom right center: The Cats cheer a teammate on. Top far right: Virgil prepares to enter the game. Bottom far right: Carl racks up two more. 65 WILDKITTENS LOOK AHEAD TO NEXT YEAR Although the girls’ basketball team had a 1-18 record this year, the team looks ahead to next year. With this year’s experience, next year’s eagerness, and Coach Bickley’s guiding hand, WHS should have an A-1 season next year! FIRST ROW: A. Irby, C. Able, R. Price, G. O’Neal, E. Belton, M. Woods. SECOND ROW: M. Pearson, S. Ashford, J. Trezevant, R. Haire, H. Moore, B. Bush, S. O’Neal. THIRD ROW: P. Able, K. Stevenson, M. Davis, Coach Bickley, M. Pearson, V. Cox. 66 SCORES WHS OPPONENT 20 Andrew Jackson 41 14 Langley-Rath-Clearwater 29 5 Great Falls 42 27 Andrew Jackson 24 16 Lexington 29 20 Saluda 27 21 Langley-Bath-Clearwater 26 16 Batesbu rg-Leesvi lie 33 27 Strom Thurmond 56 10 Irmo 35 22 Newberry 37 19 Lexington 32 12 Saluda 34 18 Irmo 55 22 Great Falls 47 19 Strom Thurmond 30 15 Newberry 19 IQ Batesburg-Leesville 28 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 23 Irmo 68 Top left: Coach Bickley coaches the girls, and she informs them of the fact that they are going to win the game! Bottom left: The Mighty Kitten is struggling to keep control of the ball. Top right: Get the ball, Justine, get it! Bottom right: Robin takes her time and keeps control of the ball. 67 The Mighty Wildkittens anxiously await two points. Jump up, Augretha, jump up! The Mighty Kittens struggle to get the ball down court. 68 Mary Davis Robin Price, Tri-Captain GEORGE SMALL SETS NEW TRACK RECORD WHS can be proud of the 1973 track team. George Small set a new record in the 100-yard dash, and six team members qualified for the Upper-State Meet. Under the supervision of Coach Wayne Catoe, the team hopes to improve its record next year. FIRST ROW: M. Jones. J. Liscar, S. Johnson, J. McCollugh, S. Moore, C. Stone, W. Marthers, S. Wade, C. Joye. SECOND ROW: Coach Catoe, A. Burleson, T. Boulware, C. Coleman, J. Barfield, A. Squirewell, S. Christensen, R. Castles, R. Moore, W, Baker, A. Hughes, V. O'Neal, G. Small. 70 SCORES Winnsboro 40 Mid-Carolina 85 Chapin 69 Lexington 41 Winnsboro 85 Vz Camden 67 Vz Lugoff-Elgin 8 Winnsboro 42 Lexington 110 Irmo 130 Saluda 45 Batesburg-Leesville 36 Winnsboro 50 Mid-Carolina 80 Newberry 65 CONFERENCE TRACK MEET Winnsboro 16 Irmo 45 Lexington 24 Newberry 28 Langley-Bath-Clearwater 21 Saluda 16 Batesburg-Leesville 5 Strom Thurmond 2 Top left: Richard attempts the high jump. Bottom left: Creighton throws the shot put to the best of his ability. Top right: You’re doing it backwards, Jerry. Bottom right: “And they're off! 71 72-73 CHEERLEADERS E-A-S-Y, E-e-e-e-e-e-easy! Brenda Watkins June Walsh Beverly Taylor Maudine Woodard Margaret Samuel 72 Mary Turner — Captain Richardene Brown Vicki Branham KNEELING: Richardene Brown, Laurie Liscar, Mary Turner, Leesha Kennedy, Maudine Woodard. STANDING: Margaret Samuel, Brenda Watkins, Beverly Taylor, Vicki Branham, June Walsh. 73 FEATURES 76 77 78 MISS JUNIOR Miss Donna Younginer MISS SOPHOMORE Miss Sherry Barfield 79 Miss Charlene Turner Crowned Homecoming 80 Far left: HOMECOMING QUEEN — MISS CHARLENE TURNER. Center top: Charlene receives her crown from Alexander Boyles. Center bottom: Charlene with her escort, Carl Kennedy, hears herself named Homecoming Queen 1972- Top right: Charlene is presented with a bouquet of flowers. Bottom right: Homecoming Queen, Charlene Turner, and runners-up Ophelia Bell and Beverly Taylor. 81 Senior Football Players And Their Sponsors Juanita Baker and Worth Baker Ophelia Bell and Michael Harris Lisa Brooks and Richard Castles 83 Salli Smith and Danny Caldwell Charlene Turner and Albert Young HOMECOMING PARADE This year WHS had its first Homecoming Parade. The whole student body got into the excitement by helping to elect class queens, representatives from the various academic departments, and representatives from the different clubs. The band and homecoming sponsors also took part in the parade. Mary Turner was elected to represent the entire school as Miss WHS. 84 Lllf B Far left top: The WHS color guard and band. Far left bottom Miss Math — Robin Price, Left center top: The parade begins. Left center middle: Miss WHS — Mary Turner and runner-up Barbara Johnson. Left center bottom: Miss FTA — Gloria O'Neal. Right center top: Homecoming Sponsors — Beverly Taylor, Ophelia Bell, and Juanita Baker. Right center middle: Miss Halcyon — Lily Belle Broome. Right center middle: Misses FHA — Kathy Driggers and Sharon Ashford. Right center bottom: The WHS Pep Squad. Far right top: Miss Senior — Marshall Pearson and runners-up Pansy Bell and Mattie Branham. Far right bottom: Homecoming Sponsors — Lisa Brooks, Charlene Turner, and Linda Goff. 85 SPRING DANCE MARCH 31, 1973 The Spring Dance was the first of its kind at Winnsboro High School. It was truly a night to remember in the heartsand minds of many students. This gala af- fair gave students a delightful break from the routine of daily school duties. The many teachers who chaperoned also considered this “prelude to spring” quite a lively experience. 86 87 ATHLETIC BANQUET - MAY I, 1973 SPEAKER: Coach Fred Herren, Newberry College MOST VALUABLE BASKETBALL PLAYER: Stanley Kennedy MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER: Billy Beam Carl Kennedy and Stanley Kennedy present Coach Raines with a special award from the basketball team. 88 -i MOST VALUABLE TRACK PLAYER: George Small MOST VALUABLE GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYER: Robin Price MOST VALUABLE LINEMAN: Albert Young MOST VALUABLE BACK: Dewayne Lyles MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE BASKET- BALL PLAYER: Carl Kennedy 89 LIFE AT WHS Next stop, Bull Street. Everybody off! He might have been the man who discovered a cure for cancer. Dropout becorrse teas. They lose, : And we kMC. : Today's dropouts m £'ht have fepen imri ■■ . Dr doaocs. Or- ic-JK:heTv But what nughr have been wifi never rv For one out at thne high school j’c sock mad to kkntt The ikppc st st Ten times ss-Ukeh u juvenile ckhpuuCfU. And. the juvtrsik' dMmcjwn t s ■dkiMs swl' times i«c lil.eb to h (io«sn t.h -e m Chod .scfe S: wyS� ’gDbd tacilitJes- can produce good c make our wU a better Whk-h t u. h'V manes ... Or he could have been the man who started it! 92 The WHS Zoo. “I left my Dentyne at home, so . “I did not fall! I’m listening for stampeding earthworms.” 93 Mrs. Brown, some of your students are real dummies! Now, Mr Jackson, don’t gimme none of dat ‘‘Blah, blah, blah, and sploo, spla, sploo!” 94 “OH, bother! ’ I'll have the usual, Charlie room for my punishment 95 Happiness is being with the thing you love. “Well, Rocky, I see that our lastest killing didn’t make the front page.” 96 Turtle eggs and asparagus grits on Monday morning just don’t make it.’’ 97 Through the lips, past the gums, look out stomach, here it comes! “I’d like to check this out on my library card ' “Bill, your trashy mind is becoming too obvious!’’ 98 “You're getting better, Freddie. You're only half late today!” 99 “I’ll teli them how great you are, Coach, if you'll just stop choking me!” “Will this shot make me immune to gerunds or participles?’’ “I applied to get in here, but I flunked the en- trance exam. 100 Rub-a-dub-dub, a girl in a BIRDBATH?? Now you know why it’s so hot in here. 101 I just joined the Boone's Farm for lunch bunch.'' 103 STUDENTS SOPHOMORES Willie Able Deborah Addison Marshalla Alexander James Alston Janice Alston Donni Anderson Clyde Ashford Jimmy Ashford ■ Johnny Ashford Bernard Bagley Regina Bailey Sherry Barfield Fred Bass Russell Belk Thomas Belk Ophelia Bell Shirley Bell Willie Mae Bell Charlene Belton Maggie Belton 104 Mary Belton Willie Belton Bill Berzley James Boney Carrie Lou Bouknight Tommy Boulware Helen Boyd La Vonne Boyd Michael Boyd Paul Boyd Venice Boyd Ann Branham David Branham Jo Ann Branham Sonya Branham Stephen Branham Susan Branham Bernadine Brazell Roberta Brice Lisa Brooks Celess Brown Fannie Brown Veronica Brown Alan Burleson James Burroughs Carl Butler Edward Butler Lolita Byrd Rebecca Caldwell Gloria Canty Cyndie Carter Frank Cason Charles Curbeam Sara Childers Steve Christensen 105 Susan Claytor Bernice Cockrell Samuel Coleman Sandra Coleman Dianne Cook Kathy Cook Vanessa Cooper David Covin Maria Covin Rosa Craig Stanley Craig Gwen Crawford Larry Crowe Logan Crumpton John Cunningham Carol Gurtee Barbara Davis Carolyn Davis John Henry Davis Mary Davis Sharon Davis Carolyn Dinkins Chan Dinkins Tiawanna Dinkins Tim Dixon Gregg Douglass Allan Driggers Gloria English Sharon Enloe John Evans Lillian Evans Beverly Few Robert Few Billy Ford James Foster 106 Lucille Free Billy Frick Ray Charles Gadson Connie Gaither Morris Gaither Mardina Gantt Steve Gantt Gerald Gibson Teresa Gibson Donald Gladden Janice Gladney Gwendolyn Glenn Larry Glenn Willena Glenn Dorethea Green Cindy Griggs Cathy Gunter Shirley Gunthrope Anita Hall Robert Hamilton Betty Harris Eddie Harris Frazee Harris Curtis Harrison Patricia Harrison Robin Harsey Sharon Harsey Robert Haygood Bill Heilman Booker Hemphill Emma Hemphill Jeff Herndon Freddie Hill Michael Hollis Ricky Hollis 107 Richard Hornsby Robbie Hughes Lila Humphries Eddie Hunt Carol Hunter Augretha Irby Dennis Irby Margaret Irby Carolyn Isenhower Angie Jackson Calvin Jackson Fleming Jackson Michael Jackson Sylvester Jackson William Jackson Janice Johnson Patsy Johnson Charles Jolly Tracy Jolly Carolyn Jones Cheyenne Jones Debra Jones Mike Jones Vanessa Jones Chuck Joye Gene Kelly Marilyn Kelly Carnell Kennedy Donnell Kennedy Howard Kennedy Inga Kennedy Marilyn Kennedy Anna Kincade Johnny Kincade Joyce Kincade 108 Cindy King Al Kinsler James Knotts Barbara Lake Odessa Lawhorn Mary Lawson Ricky Loftin Brenda Lumpkin Linda Lumpkin Randy Lutz Judy Marthers Wesley Marthers Cathy Martin Keith Martin Debra Massey Sharon Matthews Tyrone McCiurkin Withemenia McCiurkin Marsha McCoy Gloria McCullough John McCullough Alberta McDaniel Willie McDaniel Jennifer McGraw Eddie McGriff John McKinstry Brenda Medlin Lynn Medlin Terry Melvin Mark Mendinghall Martha Meng Gregory Milling Richard Moore Skipper Murphy Johnnie Mae Nelson 109 Dean Norman Joe O’Leary Marzettis O’Neal Santana O’Neal Odell Owens Carolyn Pauling Cathy Pauling Floyd Pauling Miriam Pauling Deborah Peake Bruce Pearson Calvin Pearson Cheryl Pearson Marvonia Pearson Randy Pearson Sally’Pearson Vernell Pearson Patricia Perry Venice Perry Ray Pickett Grova Portee Nancy Porter Gary Powell Betty Praileau Karen Pridgeon Allen Pullen 110 Catherine Qualls Renee Rabb Joe Ramsey Blair Ramsing Dedra Reeder John Rexrode Patti Reynolds Suzie Reynolds Cynthia Richardson Jannie Richardson Henry Richmond Thomas Robertson Willie Robertson Brent Robinson Herbert Robinson Inez Robinson Sammie Robinson Sara Robinson George Roseborough Harold Roseborough Louis Roseborough Walter Roseborough Thomas Rowe Betty Russell Valarie Russell Diane Samuel Diane Sanders Nathaniel Sanders Willie Frank Sanders Moses Seibles Timothy Seibles Jeffrey Self 111 Laura Shannon David Simmons Diane Simpson Lois Simpson James Small Richard Smith Susan Smith James Speagle Maureen Spigner Vicki Spigner Edna Squirewell Elton Squirewell Brenda Stephens Karen Stevenson Kenneth Stevenson Steve Stewart Charles Stone Willie Strong Darrell Tanner Judy Tanner Alvester Taylor Billy Taylor Susan Taylor Barney Timms Debbie Timms Sammy Timms Delores Tindal Butford Trapp Cynthia Trapp Mary Lee Trapp LaShrine Tucker Patsy Turner Terry Turner Samuel Wade Delois Walker 112 Emma Walker Peggy Walker Rosa Walker Sammie Walker Myra Walters Jacquelin Washington Mary Watkins Jean Watson Larry Whitaker Moses Whitaker James Spencer White Larry White David Williams Fay Williams Rachel Williams James Wilson Daisy Woodard James Woodard Teresa Wooten Ellen Yarborough Linda Yarborough Linda Yates Laura Young Richard Young Spencer Young 113 JUNIORS Ada Able Lindsey Adams Bernard Alexander Bernice Alexander Dennis Alexander Jerome Armstrong Nora Ashford Sharon Ashford Juanita Baker Susie Banks Wayne Bass Betty Bates Carolyn Bell Aaron Belton Faye Belton Leroy Belton Mary Belton Roslyn Belton Roxie Belton Van Belton 114 Bobby Branham Dean Branham Donald Branham Franklin Branham Kathy Branham Mike Branham Ruth Branham Sharon Branham Vickie Branham Harold Brice Jane Brigman Kathy Brigman Ida Mae Brown Shirley Brown Bill Bryant Alexander Boyles Theodore Cameron Thomas Canty Dorothy Carter Herbert Churn Herbert Clark Sammy Clowney Creighton Coleman Kim Collins Duane Conner Faye Cook Gwendolyn Cook Louvenia Cook Nancy Cooper Vaden Cox Frederick Craig Arthur Crim Floyd Culbreth Susan Dinkins Cindy Dove 115 Christie Edenfield Danny Evans Mack Evans Timothy Evans Daniel Ford Donald Ford Susan Fowler Vincent Gaither John Gaston Odell Gaston Franklin Gates Willie Gladden Gloria Gladney Nelson Glenn Ed Godwin Linda Goff Deborah Goins George Goins John Goins Patricia Goins Moses Harris Jo Ann Harrison Shirley Harrison William Heath Tony Hill Van House Carolyne Hudson Jimmy Hudson Albert Hughes Herron Hughes Joe Hughes Fran Hungerpillar Wendall Irby Gary Isenhower Anthony Jackson 116 wmm Harvey Jackson Debbie Jeffcoat Joseph Jenkins Ella Johnson Michael Johnson Patricia Johnson Shirley Johnson Vincent Johnson Elroy Jones Jacob Jones Vera Jordan Brice Kennedy Calvin Kennedy Karen Kennedy Patricia Knight Darlene LeGrand Allen Lewis Keith Lewis Jack Locklair Bessie Long Willie Lumpkin Dewayne Lyles Ruby Manning Aleen Maple Odell Maple Bosie Martin Lane Matuse Willie McCants David McCollough Nancy McDonald Bonnie McFadden John McKeown Phil McLendon Paula Meisner Ricky Miles 117 Terry Miller Doris Millings Eddie Milton Dexter Montgomery Denise Moore Johnny Moore Samuel Moore Gordon Moseley Bernard Mozie James Murphy Sabrina Murphy Mike Peach Gwen Pearson Melody Perry Diane Phillips Saralynn Poole Joseph Pratt Amanda Price Robin Price Evelyn Prioleau Sarah Qualls Robert Riley Bernice Roache 118 Samuel Robertson Johnny Robinson Lindsay Russell Mary Russell Willie Sampson Margaret Samuel Teresa Sanders Tucker Sanders David Seibles Gloria Seibles Joyce Ann Seibles Cindy Shaw Debbie Simmon George Small Barbara Smalls David Smith Carl Spivey Raymond Squireweli Sharon Squireweli Joseph Starks Rick Stevenson Steve Stephenson Kenneth Stone Tommy Swearingen Beverly Taylor Gary Thomas Lavern Thompson Diane Timms Charles Tindal James Todd Joe Trapp 119 Ann Truesdale Nena Turner Laney Vanderford Tommy Varnadore Sharon Wade Diane Walker June Walsh Michael Walsh Brenda Watkins Doris Watkins Joanie Watson Keith Watts Debbie Weed Pam Weed Tommy Weir Johnny Wesley Steve White Barbara Wilkes Al Williams Brenda Williams Yvette Wilson Judy Winburn Doretha Woodard Isabelle Woodard Linda Woodard Maudine Woodard Shirley Woodard Ben Woodruff Elaine Wright Shirley Young Donna Younginer 120 Left: Danny introduces the newest member of the Junior class. Right: Juniors invade the Guidance Office during lunch. P.C. JUNIOR FELLOWS: Robin Price, Ben Woodruff, Wayne Bass, Linda Goff. 121 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: VICE-PRESIDENT: Runace Ashford, PRESIDENT: Joyce Cole- man, SECRETARY: Worth Baker, TREASURER: Deborah Davis. 122 Sherman Armstrong Betsy Arnette Alonzo Ashford Josephine Ashford Larry Ashford Bernart Ashley Worth Baker Jerry Barfield Eddie Bass Thomas Bates Billy Beam Pansy Bell Ernestine Belton Kenneth Belton Lois Belton 123 Mary Ann Belton Tallie Belton Teresa Belton Jimmy Bennett Dee Berry Teresa Boger Ernest Boyd Lillie Boyd Ricky Boykin 124 David Bozard Brenda Branham Debbie Branham Linda Branham Mattie Branham Deborah Brice Richardene Brown Lily Belle Broome Janice Bundrick Bruce Burleson Larry Burns Theodore Byrd Danny Caldwell Richard Castles Paul Chappell 125 Spencer Chappell Bernard Coleman Joyce Coleman Melvin Cook Odell Cook Debbie Cooper 126 SENIOR ASSEMBLY: C. Kennedy, W. Johnson, W. Johnson, R. Ashford, B. Johnson, S. Johnson, R. Castles, K. Peach. J. Douglas, T. Robinson, B. Coleman, J. Coleman, W. Baker. Absent: D. Davis. Isiah Cooper Michael Covin Margie Crumpton Lula Cunningham Wayne Curlee Deborah Davis Nadine Davis Rosetta Davis Billy Dixon Sam Dixon James Douglas Charles Dove 127 Kathy Driggers Lindsay Driggers Stanley Edmunds Nathaniel Elgin Samuel Evans Thomas Evans Judy Faulkenberry James Foster Lillie Ray Free Walter Gadson David Gaither Fay Gaither 128 Felecia Gaither Carolyn Geiger David Ginyard Jimmy Gladden Wanda Gladney Odell Glenn Joseph Goins Curless Gratic Ricky Green Gwendolyn Greene David Guinyard Lane Gunter 129 Annie Marie Haskins Jim Haygood Edith Harms Michael Harris Diane Hooker Nickey Hudson Robin Hudson Dale Hutto Joanne Isenhower Top: Rebecca and Drusilla blow their minds on their term papers. Bottom: Seniors raised money for their activities by selling candy and magazines. 131 Floydia Johnson Samuell Johnson Steve Johnson Wardell Johnson Willie Johnson Alex Jones Kenneth Jones Robin Jones Jesse Jordon Devi Joyner Jackie Kelly Blondelle Kennedy 132 Carl Kennedy Eugene Kennedy Stanley Kennedy Eileen Kinsler Kathy Knotts Melody Knotts Shirley Levister Dianne Lumpkin Theodore Manning Heyward Mattox Sammy Mattox Randy McClurkin 133 Wilbert McGraw Frank McKinney Melinda Meng Bill Metcalfe Allen Miles Janie Miller William Milton Burnette Mobley Bessie Moore Venice Moore Carlene Moseley Billy Murphy 134 Stanley Murphy Barry Oliver Gloria O’Neal Virgil O’Neal Kay Peach Roby Peach 13$ SENIOR SPONSORS: Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Milling, Mrs. Gunter, Mr, Lindler, Mr. Wheeler, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ingram. Lloyd Pearson Lois Pearson Marshall Pearson Ella Peay Johnny Perry Elaine Peters Eula Peters Freddie Phillips Debbie Porter Sharon Porter Helen Praileau William Pullen 136 Drusilla Qualls Helen Qualls Jimmie Lee Qualls Kathy Rabb George Reid Clarence Richardson Emmanuel Richmond Virginia Robertson Roosevelt Robinson Tommy Robinson Carl Rowe Teresa Sampson 137 Cedric Seibles Ernest Simmons Rebecca Simpson Judy Sims Barbara Ann Smith Glenn Smith Robert Smith Salli Smith Sandra Smith Frank Speagle Alvin Squirewell Patricia Starks Gail Stevenson MacArthur Stone Jane Taylor Lucy Timms 139 Justine Trezevant Annie Bell Tucker Alfred Turner Charlene Turner Ken Turner Kit Turner Mary Turner Vernon Walters Paul Washington Paulette Washington Linda Watkins Janice Weed 140 Jack Weigle Yvonne Weldon James Whitaker Brenda Willingham James Wilson Janice Wilson Donald Woodard Gail and Tommy take advan- tage of the five minutes be- tween classes. 141 Margaret Woodard Joyce Woods Wayne Yates Albert Young Gregory Young Johnnie Young Michael and Virgil always manage to be surrounded by girls. ■■■■■■■I ' 142 GUESS WHO? uospny tnqoy 's jjeis eloped ‘iiaMpiEQ Auueq ‘6u9W epui|9|fl ‘jaujni } y ‘9 d 3f pep 'uojdwnjQ aiBjew ‘uuejo ||apo lS||Bno ua|ay ‘qjiuis jllES ‘uosduiis Booaqay 'se|6noa saiuep jauAop ia9q ‘tuBq6u!ii!M epuajg ‘uosapng aorng ‘jadooQ ejqqaa 143 WHO’S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS? MARY TURNER — President of the Student Council. 144 JOYCE COLEMAN — President of the Senior Class. GLORIA O'NEAL — Co-Editor ot the HALCYON. KATHY RABB — Business Manager of the HAL- CYON. BETSY ARNETTE — Co-Editor of the HALCYON and D.A.R. Good Citizen. 145 146 FRANK McKINNEY — Co-Business Manager of CONSOLI- DATED COMMENTS and Wofford King Teen. LARRY BURNS — Wofford King Teen. SHARON PORTER — Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. 147 CLASS DAY - MAY 29, 1973 WELCOME: Joyce Coleman CLASS HISTORIANS: Richard Castles, Kay Peach, and Jimmy Gladden CLASS POET: Odell Glenn CLASS LAWYERS: Richardene Brown, James Douglas, and Worth Baker CLASS PROPHETS: Annie Belle Tucker, Carl Kennedy, Brenda Branham sings “I Don’t Know How to Love Him. Drusilla Qualls, and Deborah Davis 148 ROTARY CLUB SCIENCE AWARD: Debbie Cooper DAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD. MATH AWARD, INQUIRENDO BOOK CLUB AWARD: Betsy Arnette BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD: Sharon Porter MT ZION SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP: Heyward Mattox ZU ZAMMEN BOOK CLUB AWARDS: Frank McKinney. Lucy Timms, Annie Marie Haskins, Debbie Cooper, Runace Ash- ford, and Betsy Arnette Mary Turner reads a message to the seniors from Mrs. Ross. “I hope a tornado doesn't blow us away! 149 GRADUATION SPEAKER: Dr. Cyril B. Busbee PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS: Mr. Arthur Goff, Dr. Busbee, Mr. Carl Jackson, Mr. E. K. McLendon, Miss Mary Maner, Mr. Jim Jenkins, and Rev. C. L. McMillan The seniors march to the tune of “Pomp and Circumstance.” Linda Goff and Robin Price lead in the graduating class. The seniors are solemn and dignified as the invocation is given. 150 The graduates listen attentively to Dr. Busbee’s speech. Steve Anderson receives his diploma from Mr. Jackson. The graduating class of 1973. HONOR GRADUATES Betsy Arnette Runace Ashford Worth Baker Ernestine Belton Teresa Belton David Bozard Lily Broome Larry Burns Joyce Coleman Debbie Cooper Deborah Davis Kathy Driggers Annie Marie Haskins Diane Hooker Frank McKinney Kay Peach Marshall Pearson Sharon Porter Kathy Rabb Virginia Robertson Judy Sims Libby Wright Smith Patti Johns Smith Lucy Timms Alfred Turner Kit Turner 151 SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRICIA ANN ABLE “Kitty Ann” FTA: 11, 12 (President). BERGIA MARIE ALSTON “Burger” 4-H: 10, 11; FHA: 12. STEVE NELSON ANDERSON 4-H: 10, 11. SHERMAN ARMSTRONG “Shaft Bus Driver: 11, 12. SARA ELIZABETH ARNETTE “Betsy Annual Staff: 11 (Co-Assist- ant Editor), 12 (Co-Editor); Beta Club: 11 (Vice President), 12 (Presi- dent); FTA: 11; P.C. Jr. Fellow; Grad- uation Marshal; DAR Good Citizen. ALONZO ASHFORD, JR. JOSEPHINE ASHFORD “Joe Basketball: 11; FHA: 10; 4-H: 11; Track:11. LARRY DEAN ASHFORD RUNACE ASHFORD “Renie Annual Staff: 12 (Assistant Literary Editor); Miss English; Senior Class Vice President. BERNART ASHLEY WALTER WORTH BAKER II “Crazy Legs Block W: 11, 12; Dress Code Committee: 11; J.V. Basketball: 10; Newspaper Staff (Assistant Sports Editor): 11, 12; Track: 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football: 10. 11, 12; Senior Class Secretary. SANDRA SMITH BALLENTINE “Sissie 4-H: 10. WILLIAM JERRY BARFIELD “Wooty Block W; 11, 12; Intramurals: 11; J.V. Football: 10; Track: 10, 11,12; Varsity Football: 11, 12. JAMES E. BASS, JR. Eddie Chorus: 11; J.V. Football; 10; Newspaper: 11; Student Chris- tian Organization: 12; Track: 10. THOMAS BATES “T. B. Block W: 11, 12; J.V. Basket- ball: 10; J.V. Football: 10; Track: 10, 11; Varsity Basketball: 11, 12. PANSY GERMETIS BELL Pam WILLIAM FRANKLIN BEAM Billy Block W: 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football: 10, 11, 12; Most Valuable Back, 1971. ERNESTINE BELTON KENNETH MICHAEL BELTON “Kent Bus Driver: 11,12. LOIS BELTON MARY ANN BELTON TALLIE BELTON, JR. “T. B. J, Bus Driver: 11, 12. TERESA BELTON “Noonie” 4-H; 11; Student Council: 11,12. JAMES ROBERT BENNETT “Jimmy” J.V. Football: 10. DELILA LYNN BERRY “Dee FHA: 11; Student Council: 11. TERESA KAY BOGER “Mouse” ERNEST LEE BOYD LILLIE BOYD RICHARD BOYKIN “Rickey 4-H: 11. WILLIAM DAVID BOZARD III Newspaper Staff: 11, 12 (News Edi- tor); J.V. Basketball: 10; Furman Scholar. BRENDA ELIZABETH BRANHAM “BEB Chorus: 11; Student Chris- tian Organization: 12. DEBORAH JEANETTE BRANHAM “Debbie LINDA DIANNE BRANHAM Linda MATTIE DARLENE BRANHAM FHA: 12 (Vice President); Newspaper Staff: 11 (Reporter); Miss Senior At- tendant. DEBORAH KAY BRICE Student Christian Association: 12. LILY BELLE BROOME Lily Beta Club: 12; Annual Staff (Clubs and Features Editor): 11, 12. RICHARDENE BROWN Deanie Block W: 12; Cheerleader: 12; Newspaper: 12. JANICE MARILYN BUNDRICK “Redd EUGENE BRUCE BURLESON 111 Mongoose Audio-Visual Club; 10; Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football: 10; Student Chris- tian Club: 12; Student Council; 12; Varsity Football: 11, 12. LARRY JAMES BURNS “Toots Band: 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver: 12; Intramurals: 11: P C. Jr. Fellow, Graduation Usher, Wofford King Teen. THEODORE BYRD “Tee” Bus Driver: 10, 11, 12. DANIEL McMEEKIN CALDWELL “Dan-O Block W: 11, 12; Track: 10; Varsity Football: 11, 12. RICHARD BROOKS CASTLES “Dick Block W: 10, 11, 12; J.V. Bas- ketball: 10; Senior Assembly; Stu- dent Council: 12; Track: 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football: 11, 12. PAUL CLINTON CHAPPELL, JR. “Smiley Band: 10; Bus Driver: 10, 11, 12. SPENCER CHAPPELL BERNARD COLEMAN “Sappy Annual Staff: 12; Student Council: 12. EUGENIA JOYCE COLEMAN “J.C.” Annual Staff: 11, 12; President of Senior Class. MELVIN COOK “Yut” ODELL COOK “Dell” DEBORAH DIANNE COOPER “Debbie” Beta Club: 11, 12 (Secre- tary); Graduation Marshal. ISAIAH ALBERT COOPER, JR. MICHAEL LOUIS COVIN “Mike” J.V. Football: 10. LINA MARGUERITE CRUMPTON “Margie” Band: 10; 4-H: 11; Student Christian Association: 12. LULA MAE CUNNINGHAM Candy” Pep Squad: 12. WAYNE ANTHONY CURLEE DEBORAH ELAINE DAVIS Annual Staff: 11; Treasurer of Senior Class. FELECIA NADINE DAVIS WILLIAM MACK DIXON Billy JAMES GIBSON DOUGLAS “Otis” Block W: 11, 12; J.V. Football: 10; Senior Assembly; Track: 10; Var- sity Football: 11, 12. 152 CHARLES COLEMAN DOVE “Charles” J.V. Basketball: 10. ELMER LINDSAY DRIGGERS, JR. Student Christian Association: 12; Varsity Football: 11. KATHRYN JANE DRIGGERS “Kathy” Block W: 11; Cheerleader: 11; FHA: 12 (President); Student Council: 11; Student Christian Organ- ization: 12; Basketball: 10. STANLEY ANTHONY EDMUNDS “Crusher” 4-H: 11; Varsity Football: 11. NATHANIEL CHUCK ELGIN “Big E” Block W: 11 (Treasurer); J.V. Basketball: 10; Track: 10, 11; Varsity Football: 10, 11, 12; Most Val- uable Track Player. SAMUEL LEE EVANS “Lee” JUDY ELAINE FAULKENBERRY J.E.F.” Student Christian Organiza- tion: 12. LILLIE RAE FREE “Lil” FHA: 11. WALTER E. GADSON “Pumpkin” DAVID ALLEN GAITHER FAY ALLEN GAITHER, JR. “Faybory” FELECIA GAITHER 4-H: 11; FHA: 12. CAROLYNE GEIGER MAROLYNE GEIGER JAMES THOMAS GLADDEN “Podunk” Block W: 10, 11, 12 (Presi- dent); Student Advisory Committee: 12; Student Council (Treasurer): 11, 12; Track: 10; Varsity Football: 10, 11,12. WANDA DENICE GLADNEY “Red Bone” DECA: 12; FHA Club: 11; DECA District Contestant Award. ODELL GLENN “Muck” JOSEPH FRANKLIN GOINS CURLESS ALFRED GRATIC RICKY LYDELL GREEN Bus Driver: 11, 12. GWENDOLYN ANN GREENE “Gwen” BETTY LANE GUNTER FHA: 12. MARY FRANCES HALL Athletic Club: 11; FHA: 12. VERNITA ANN HALL “Neal” EDITH ROBERTA HARMS MICHAEL LAVON HARRIS “P. J. Rabb’s” Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 11, 12; J.V. Basketball: 10; Track: 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basket- ball: 11. 12; Varsity Football: 12. ANNIE MARIE HASKINS “Amrie” Beta Club: 11, 12 (Trea- surer); Newspaper Staff: 11 (Co- Editor), 12 (Editor); FTA: 11 (Vice President); Graduation Marshal; Mar- tin Marietta Aggregates Scholarship. THERESA DIANE HOOKER “Diane” NICKY LEE HUDSON ROBIN ANNE HUDSON ELBERT DALE HUTTO Band: 10; Bus Driver: 10, 11; Annual Staff: 11; Student Christian Organi- zation: 12. REBECCA JOANNE ISENHOWER Basketball Manager: 11; DECA: 11; Library Worker: 11; Newspaper Staff: 11; DECA Top Salesman of 1972. WILLIAM S. JACKSON “Rock, Jack, Bear BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON “B. J.” DECA: 11, 12 (President); 4-H: 11; Senior Assembly. FLOYDIA MAE JOHNSON “Tee” FHA: 11,12. SAMUEL JOHNSON Senior Assembly. STEVEN MICHAEL JOHNSON “Steve WARDELL JOHNSON II “Cotton Senior Assembly: Student Advisory Committee: 12. WILLIE JULE JOHNSON “Willie J. Dude” Block W: 12; Bus Driver: 10, 11, 12; J. V. Basketball 10; Senior Assembly; Varsity Basket- ball: 11, 12. KENNETH JONES “K. J.” Athletic Club: 11; Bus Driver 11, 12. ROBIN DINKINS JONES “Ra-Ra” Band (Colorguard): 11. JESSIE MAE JORDON “Mary RUTH DEVJNEAU JOYNER “D. J.” JACQUELYN CHERYL KELLY “Jackie Newspaper Staff: 11. BLONDELLE KENNEDY “Blond CARL DWIGHT KENNEDY “Cocky K” Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff (Business Manager): 11, 12; J.V. Basketball; 10; Senior Assembly; Varsity Basketball: 11, 12 (Captain). EUGENE KENNEDY Gene STANLEY WINSLOW KENNEDY Block W: 11, 12 (Vice President); FTA: 11; Track; 10, 11 (Pole-vault- ing record); Varsity Basketball: 10, 11, 12 (Captain; 3 defensive awards); MVP at Newberry Christmas Tourna- ment: School Basketball Scoring Record: All-Conference Basketball; All Tournament Basketball. 153 EILEEN KINSLER “Chunky” Chorus: 11; Student Chris- tian Organization: 12. KATHERINE ELAINE KNOTTS MELODY REGINA KNOTTS SHIRLEY GENEVA LEVISTER Chorus: 10, 11. DIANNE LUMPKIN THEODORE ROOSEVELT MANNING. Ill Teddy” Bus Driver: 11; 4-H: 11, 12. DELORIS MAPLE “Lois” JOE LEWIS MAPLE GEORGE S. MATTOX, JR. “Sammy” Audiovisual Club: 11. JAMES HEYWARD MATTOX, JR. “Heyward” RANDY LARRY McCLURKIN Bus Driver: 11, 12. JAMES ALBERT McCORY WILBERT STANLEY McGRAW “Stan” FRANK EUGENE McKINNEY Newspaper Staff (Business Man- ager); 11, 12; Student Council: 12; Wofford King Teen. MELINDA MENG “Mengo” FTA: 11; Annual Staff (Classes Editor): 11,12. BRUCE ALLEN MILES “Bunny” JANET MILLER JANIE VERLET MILLER Intramurals: 11; Student Council: 11. BURNETTE MOBLEY FHA: 11; Pep Squad: 12. BONNIE KATHERINE MODE BESSIE LOUISE MOORE “Betty Lou' JANET MOORE VENICE MARTESE MOORE Toosie” Band: 10; 4-H: 11. CARLEEN JANINE MOSELEY STANLEY MURPHY ROBERT BARRY OLIVER Bus Driver: 12. GLORIA FELICIA O’NEAL “Big O” Annual Staff: 11 (Co-Assis- tant Editor), 12 (Co-Editor); Basket- ball: 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 11, 12; FTA: 12 (Secretary); Pep Club: 12; Student Advisory Committee: 11, 12; Student Christian Association: 12: Track: 11; Miss FTA. VIRGIL DWIGHT O’NEAL “Virgil (Ace) V05” Block W: 10, 11, 12; J.V. Basketball: 10; Track: 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball: 11, 12. JENNIFER LORRAINE PAULING “Jen” FHA: 11. LISA KAY PEACH “Peaches” Annual Staff (Literary Editor): 11, 12; Beta Club: 11, 12; FTA: 11 (Secretary); Senior Assem- bly; Student Advisory Committee: 12; Student Christian Organization: 12; Graduation Usher, NELSON ROBICHAUX PEACH “Roby” GERALDINE PEARSON “Dine FHA: 12; 4-H: 11. LOIS PEARSON MARSHALL A. LeCONTE PEARSON Band: 10; Beta Club: 12; Block W: 11, 12; Cheerleader: 11; Pep Club: 12; Student Council: 11, 12; Miss Senior. JIMMIE LEE QUALLS KATHERINE MARIE RABB “Kathy” Annual Staff (Business Man- ager): 11, 12; Beta Club; 11, 12, ELLA LaVERNE PEAY “Peay” FHA: 12; 4-H: 11. ELAINE EUGENIA PETERS “Laine” Library Staff: 10, 11, 12. EULA BELLE PETERS “Eula Belle” FHA: 11. FRED CARL PHILLIPS “Freddie” DEBRA ANN PORTER “Eddie” Student Christian Organiza- tion: 12. SHARON LUCRETIA PORTER “Sherrie” Annual Staff (Assistant Clubs Features Editor): 11; Betty Crocker Homemaker. HELEN DELORES PRAILEAU “Lois Band: 11, 12; Pep Squad: 12. WILLIAM ROBERT PULLEN “Turtle” J.V. Football: 10. DRUSILLA QUALLS “Drew” FTA; 11, 12; Intramurals: 11; Student Christian Organization: 12. HELEN RUTH QUALLS “Groofy” FTA: 11,12. RICHARD GEORGE REID CLARENCE RICHARDSON, JR. “Bo” EMANUEL EARL RICHMOND “Skin” VIRGINIA RUTH ROBERTSON “Jennie” Beta Club: 11, 12, ROOSEVELT ROBINSON THOMAS EZELL ROBINSON “Tommy” Annual Staff: 11; Block W: 10, 11, 12; Senior Assembly; Student Council: 11; Track: 10; Varsity Football: 10. 11, 12. CARL FRANKLIN ROWE. JR. “Hot Rod” J.V. Football 10; 4-H: 11; Varsity Football: 11. TERESA SAMPSON “Tea” FHA: 11. CEDRIC WARREN SEIBLES “Set” ERNEST I. SIMMONS “Steve” Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driv- er: 10, 11, 12; J.V. Basketball; 10; Varsily Basketball: 11, 12. 154 REBECCA SIMPSON “Pillsbury” FTA: 11. BARBARA ANN SMITH “Ann” DECA: 12; DE Student of the Year. ELIZABETH WRIGHT SMITH “Libby” GLENN SMITH, JR. “Smitty” ROBERT SAMUELrSMITH ’“Robert” J.V. Football: 10. SARA ELIZABETH SMITH ‘“Salli” FTA: 12; 4-H: 11; Newspaper Staff: 11, 12. ALVIN SQUIREWELL Block W: 11, 12; FTA: 11; J.V. Bas- ketball: 10; J.V. Football: 10; Track: 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN STARKS “Pat” Student Council: 10, 11, 12 (Secretary). PATRICIA GAIL STEVENSON “Legg's Chorus; 10. MARGARET JANE TAYLOR “Flame” Annual Staff: 11, 12. LUCY DIANNE TIMMS Beta Club: 11, 12; Furman Scholar; Graduation Marshal. JUSTINE LEONARD TREZEVANT “Tina” Basketball: 12. ANNIE BELLE TUCKER “Belle” ALFRED EUGENE TURNER Christian Student Organization: 12; Newspaper Staff: 12. KATHERINE ISABEL TURNER “Kit” Beta Club: 11, 12; FTA: 11; Newspaper Staff: 12; Student Ad- visory Committee: 11. MARY LAVERA TURNER “Billy” Band: 10; Block W: 11, 12; Cheerleader: 11, 12 (Captain); Stu- dent Council: 10, 11 (Vice President), 12 (President); Miss WHS. McKINLEY RAY TURNER “Ken” Audio-Visual Worker: 10, 11, 12. VERNON RAY WALTERS Block W; 11, 12; Intramurals: 11; J.V. Football: 10; Track: 10, 12; Varsi- ty Football: 11,12. PAUL WASHINGTON JANICE DIANE WEED “Shug” JOHN McMASTER WEIGLE “Jack” Newspaper Staff (Art Edi- tor); 11, 12. YVONNE WELDON BARBARA JEAN WHITESIDES BRENDA JOYCE WILLINGHAM “Blue” Student Council: 11. JAMES LEWIS WILSON “Buddy” DONALD BRUCE WOODARD “Bruce” Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driv- er: 12; 4-H: 11; J.V. Basketball: 10; Track: 10; Varsity Basketball: 11, 12; Varsity Football: 10, 11. MARGARET ANN WOODARD FHA; 11. JOYCE ERLENE WOODS “Bushes” FHA: 12 (Secretary). WAYNE DENNIS YATES “Clyde” 4-H: 11. ALBERTA YOUNG Block W: 11, 12; Varsity Football: 11, 12. 157 COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 UNIROYAL WINNSBORO PUNTS RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER THE NEW IDEAS AND VITALITY THAT YOUNG PEOPLE ADD TO OUR STRENGTH TODAY ARE AS IMPORTANT AS THE ROLES THEY WILL PLAY AS UNIROYAL'S LEADERS TOMORROW. An Equal Opportunity Employer WINNSBORO WELDING AND WRECKER SERVICE Thomas E. Wilkes Machine Shop Steel Erection Pulpwood Loaders Machinery Movers Portable Welding Jack R. Wilkes Hydraulic Hoses Ornamental Iron Works Complete Steel Inventory Over 30 Years Experience Used Auto and Truck Parts CONGRATULATIONS LIBERTY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Winnsboro, S. C. Bill Marthers R. B. ''Bud” Cooper George H. Plyler Grady W. Timms, NQA Mendel Gladden Tommy Smith Fay Branham Jerry W. Branham J. W. Berry Charles Feaster L. P, Baker Mary Berry, Cashier 159 CLOTH AND CARPET MART “Carpet Is Our Specialty” CARPET INSTALLATION CARPET CLEANING CARPET Compliments of BELK'S Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolii CHARLIE'S LUNCH 335 Columbia Road Winnsboro, S. C. Short Orders and Sandwiches Finest Food In The Land 160 GODWIN FORD INC HggH FORD Winnsboro, S, C. All Fords are created equal... But Godwin Ford makes the difference CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS !! ! Compliments of GOU DELOCK'S INSURANCE AGENCY Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina FRAZIER PULPWOOD CO., INC. Dealer In Forest Products LAND PULPWOOD SAWTIMBER Compliments of CORENNA MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Winnsboro, South Carolina “Our best wishes for your future” POPE'S EXXON OIL COMPANY Tires and Tubes Waxing and Lubrication Road Service Heating Fuel DIAL 635-4921 North Congress, Winnsboro, S. C. YOUR U. S. ARMY OFFERS QUALIFIED MEN AND WOMEN Educational Benefits 180 Days Delayed Enlistment Free Medical and Dental Care 30 Days Paid Vacation Annually Excellent Salary and Allowances Travel Job Security Early Retirement Guaranteed Assignments Equal Opportunity for Men and Women U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION SFC JOHN L. QUEEN 162 947 S. Broad Street Camden, South Carolina 29020 Telephone: 432-0291 SSG WADE M. PRICE McMASTERS DRUG STORE Since 1883 Dial 635-4051 Winnsboro, South Carolina FREE DELIVERY JESSE DOUGLAS GARAGE 24 HOURS WRECKER SERVICE 635-4927 IF NO ANSWER - 635-4923 AFTER 6 P.M. - 635-2018 OWNER - JESSE DOUGLAS 238 Congress - Winnsboro Phone 635-330D MEALS SHORT ORDERS TACKLE - BAIT - GAS - GROCERIES GENE BASS’S River Road Cafe = Grocery Ser. Sta. Intersection Hwy. 200 and Rive:r Rd. Winnsboro, S. C. 291BD 163 THE LAMPPOST RESTAURANT Excellent Food Fine Family Dining Pleasant Surroundings Next To Fairfield Motel Phone 635-4033 Hwy 321 By-Pass Open Mon.-Fri. 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. Sat. 7 A.M. to 12 P.M. Sun. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. M. W. DOTY AND SON Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Phone: 635-4013 or 635-2213 Compliments of WINNSBORO MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE 164 PRIOLEAU'S PHILLIPS 66 STATION SERVICE AT ITS BEST James Prioleau, Manager Ridgeway, South Carolina Phone: 337-2763 Res. 337-2870 Compliments of CAROLINA FURNITURE COMPANY 144 South Congress Street Winnsboro, S. C. H. E. DOUGLAS, JR. J. R. DOUGLAS 635-4814 635-4519 165 BECKHAM'S EXXON TIRES — TUBES — ACCESSORIES Congress and Moultrie Streets Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone: 635-4716 THE NEWS AND HERALD Winnsboro, South Carolina Established 1844 PRINTING — ENGRAVING Take Home News to College RUSSELL-McCUTCHEN FUNERAL HOME Service With Dignity And Honor DAY or NIGHT Phone: 635-4313 Res. 635-5292 324 Vanderhorst St. Winnsboro, S. C. - 166 NORTH END GROCERY North Congress Street ¥ Winnsboro, S. C. GEORGE SURRATT KENNETH SURRATT DOUGLAS PAULEY Phone: 635-2804 635-2414 635-3282 Your Progressive Financial Institution GUARDIAN FIDELITY CORPORATION 122 S, Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina Telephone 635-4677 MEMBER AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL BANKERS ASSOCIATION 167 SOUTH END TEXACO JOHN H, LEWIS—Owner Air Conditioner Work 100% Guaranteed Recaps Full Mechanical Repairs S. C. Safety Inspection Station South Congress St Winnsboro, S, C. Compliments of THOMAS AND HOWARD COMPANY Chester, South Carolina Furniture you can Live with Forever 168 COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of WINNSBORO ECONOMY DRUG STORE “Your Friendly Drug Store” Phone: 635-4015 Night Phone: 635-4879 or 635-5308 Winnsboro, S. C GIBSON FUNERAL SERVICES 325 Garden Street Winnsboro, S. C. Phone: 635-9884 “Large enough to serve you, yet small enough to appreciate your business.” 169 BANK OF FAIRFIELD The “Will Do” Bank Winnsboro, South Carolina Member FDIC Compliments of LEGRAND'S BUILDERS AND SUPPLIES (Jack LeGrand, Owner) Columbia Road Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone: 635-4235 170 Compliments of WINNSBORO PETROLEUM COMPANY SHELL PRODUCTS Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone: 635-4668 Compliments of DOTY MOTORS Winnsboro, South Carolina BEST WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS POPE FUNERAL HOME South Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina 171 Compliments of WINNSBORO FLORAL COMPANY 'Tor That Personal Touch” Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone: 635-4034 J, OL IN HUNNICUTT THE THOMAS COMPANY Since 1885 We clothe and feed the family and furnish the home ' Ridgeway, 5, C. We give S. H. Green Stamps Compliments of GRAPEVINE LOIS BAILEY 172 COLLINS' SELF SERVICE GAS AND OPEN AIR MARKET QUALITY PRODUCTS DISCOUNT PRICES Columbia Road Phone: 635-4243 Compliments of FAIRFIELD TRACTOR CO., INC YOUR FORD TRACTOR DEALER 503 South Assembly St. Columbia, S. C. WCKM !! CHOICE IN ENTERTAINMENT WCKM TOPS IN QUALITY! COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION! The Voice of Better Broadcasting WCKM'S Program Foremat is always tuned to tested local Response; Constantly fosters good taste and cultural responsibility—Music to suit every preference from R and R to Concert Hall—Every Announcer A Professional Personality in his own right WCKM Winnsboro, South Carolina 173 BARNETT AND KENNEDY A. G. GROCERY Home of Shurfine’s Foods” Ridgeway, South Carolina Phone: 337-2231 Compliments of J. V. NICHOLSON WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PHILLIPS GRANITE COMPANY P. O. Box 541 Winnsboro, South Carolina 29180 SERVING THE MONUMENT INDUSTRY SINCE 1933 Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone: (803) 635-4601 174 BANK OF RIDGEWAY Ridgeway, S. C. Euk drpoiltcr ln� ur«J to HSBQQ flDll AL BlfOIil IMSUIAMCE C01P0IAII0II JIMMIE'S CAFE Columbia Road HOME COOKED MEALS: Breakfast Lunches Sandwiches 175 Compliments of j CAROLINA CLEANERS STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 212 N, Congress INSURE YOUR FUTURE, STAY IN SCHOOL 25% Premium Discount for B or better students. Compliments of RUFF AND COMPANY FURNITURE Ridgeway, South Carolina 176 KYZER RADIO AND TV 159 North Congress Winnsboro, South Carolina 29180 Phone: 635-4251 For the best in TV service Zenith Admiral All Makes Waiting To Serve You Compliments of THE COLONIAL SUNDRIES STORE Winnsboro, S. C. A. E. DAVIS AND CO., INC. 177 CHARM CORPORATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURER OF LADIES LOUNGE WEAR Ridgeway, South Carolina Compliments of IVY SHOP FINE MEN'S WEAR 178 IN APPRECIATION JANITOR: James Gadson. CAFETERIA WORKERS: L Walker, M. Evans, J. Glover, J. Boyd, L Belton, H. Kincade, MANAGER: R. Ford. BUS DRIVERS: P. Chappell, R. Green, W. Johnson, K. Lewis, R. McClurkin, G. O'Neal, R. Robinson, J. Wilson, A. Ashford, J. Bennett, B. Burleson, T. Byrd, S. Chappell, B. Dixon, S. Evans, C. Kennedy, E. Simmons, S. Armstrong, L. Belton, W. Curlee, M. Evans, D. Ford, M. Harris, C. Kennedy, E. Kennedy, D. Seibles, G. Small, K. Stone, B. Long, D. Lyles, W. Lumpkin, B. Oliver, W. Robinson, H. Roseborough, E, Ashford, J. Ashford, J. Bagley, V. Belton, T. Canty, H. Churn, J. Davis, M. Freeman, L. Glenn, N. Glenn, F. Harris, W. Irby, C. Joye, W. Marthers, E. Milton, O. Owens, B. Pearson, R. Pearson, M. Seibles, B. Smalls, L. Smith, S. Squirewell, C. Stone, B. Taylor, D. Timms, J. Washington, B. Williams, O. Yarborough, L, Medlin, M. Peach, P. Meisner. IN MEMORIAM Janis Kay Humphries 1956-1972 181 1972-1973 . . ♦ This year brought us many memories. Some of them were happy, and some of them were sad; but all of these memories will remain a part of each of us forever. It is the hope of the 1973 Halcyon Staff that this edition of the HALCYON has been able to preserve some of the fondest memories of the 1972-1973 school year. Dear Winnsboro, oh how we love thy name: May we forever strive to bring thee fame; Scholarship, pride, and faith in God above, Compose our standards, so we love. Your fidelity still lingers in our heartst And from thy memories may we ne’er depart. Dear Winnsboro, we love you, more than words can say, As we pledge our loyalty in this humble way; With your standards well abide, and your precepts too, Through our lives, you’ll be our guide, Winnsboro, we love you, we love you, Winnsboro, 182