Winnsboro High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

1974 HALCYON WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA 29180 i 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENTS FACULTY LIFE AT WHS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES SPORTS COMMUNITY m 3 DEDICATION We, the Senior members of the Halcyon staff, dedi- cate the 1973-74 edition of the Halcyon to Mrs. Eleanor Milling and Mrs. Marie Ingram. These two women were responsible for adding much to the success of our high school years. Not only were they senior sponsors, but they were also friends, and always showed interest in all that we undertook. No problem was evertoo small or too great for them to listen and help solve. We shall always be grateful to Mrs. Milling and Mrs. Ingram for their deep concern for our well-being both education- ally and personally. Thank you Mrs. Milling and Mrs. Ingram. w 4 MRS. ELEANOR MILLING MRS. MARIE INGRAM 5 FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Mr. Arthur Goff ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Mr. Jim Jenkins FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. Lindsey Leviner H. S. Yarborough Fred C. Phillips Matthew P. Seibles J. H. Mag ill John E. Small Edward H. Mills George D. Mobley David Yongue 6 STUDENTS SENIORS Ada Able Bernard Alexander Bernice Alexander SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: TREASURER: Barbara Small, PRESIDENT: DeWayne Lyles, VICE-PRESIDENT: Robin Price, SECRETARY: Roslyn Belton 8 Dennis Alexander Jerome Armstrong James Ashford Nora L Ashford Romona Ashford Sharon Ashford Juanita Baker Susan Banks Sherry Barfield Wayne Bass Betty Bates Aaron Belton Faye Belton Leroy Belton Roslyn Belton 9 Roxie A. Belton Van Belton Addie Bouknight Bobby Branham Dean Branham Donald Ray Branham Frank Branham Mike Branham Ruth Branham Sharon Branham Vickie Branham Bernadine Brazell 10 Harold Brice Jane Ellen Brigman Kathy Brigman Ida Mae Brown Bifl Bryant Jimmy Burroughs Marie Cail Thomas Canty Herbert Churn Herbert Clark Creighton Coleman Kim Collins 11 Duane Connors Faye Cook Gwendolyn Cook Louvenia Cook Nancy Cooper David Covin 12 Vaden Cox Frederick Craig Arthur Crim Cynthia Dove Christy Edenfield Mac Evans Timothy Evans Dan Ford Don Ford Lucille Free Vincent Gaither Mardina Gantt 13 John Gaston Gertrude Gibson Gloria Gladney Janie Gladney Nelson Glenn Willena Glenn Edward Godwin Linda Goff George Goins Patricia Anne Goins Cindy Griggs Rose Hall 14 I Joan Harrison William Heath Michael Hollis Van House Albert Hughes Herron Hughes Joe Hughes Fran Hungerpillar Wendell Irby Gary Isenhower Harvey Jackson Joseph Jenkins 15 Ella Johnson Janice Johnson Michael Johnson 16 Patricia A. Johnson Shirley Johnson Marilyn Kelly Brice Kennedy Calvin Kennedy V'-t Carnell Kennedy Karen Kennedy Cindy King Tricia Knight James Knotts Darlene LeGrand 17 Allan Lewis Keith Lewis Jack Locklair Bessie Long Linda Lumpkin Dewayne Lyles Aleen Maple Bosie Martin Lane Matuse Willie McCants Barbara McCorey David McCullough 18 Bonnie McFadden John McKeown Kenneth McKinstry Phil McLendon Brenda Medlin Paula Meisner Henry Miller Terry Miller Doris Milling Eddie Milton Matthew Mobley Dexter Montgomery 19 Clementine Moore Johnny Moore Samuel Moore Bernard Mosey Gordon Mosely Sabrina Murphy James L. Murphy Odell Owens Mike Peach Cheryl Pearson Melody Perry Diane Phillips 20 Saralyn Poole Joseph Pratt Amanda Price 21 Sara Qualls Blair Ramsing Patti Reynolds Suzie Reynolds Cynthia Richardson Bernice Roache Samuel Robertson Turner Robertson Johnny Robinson Terry Rodgers Donna Roseborough Abraham Russell 22 Mary Russell Margaret Samuel David Seibles Gloria Seibles Joyce Seibles Cindy Shaw Debbie Simon Barbara Smalls George Small David Smith Carl Spivey Raymond Squirewell 23 Sharon Squirewell Joseph C. Starks Rick Stevenson Steve Stephenson Tommy Swearingen Beverly Taylor Gary Thomas LaVern Thompson 24 Lee Thompson Diane Timms Joe Trapp Ann Truesdale Nena Turner Tommy Varnadore Laney Vanderford Sharon Wade Diane Walker Larry Walker 25 June Walsh Doris Watkins Joanie Watson Keith Watts Debbie Weed Pam Weed Tommy Weir Johnny Wesley Steve White Barbara Wilkes Brenda Williams James Wilson 26 Elaine Wright Doretha Woodard Isabelle Woodard Linda Woodard Shirley Woodard Ben Woodruff Maudene Woodward 27 Terry Wooten JUNIORS Deborah Addison Marshalla Alexander Janice Alston Donnie Anderson Eddie J. Ashford Hobia Ashford Johnny Ashford Bernard Bagley John Bagley Johnny Barber Fred Bass Russell Belk Thomas Belk Ophelia Belle Shirley Belle Charlene Belton Curtis Belton Maggie Belton Mary Belton James Boney 28 Tommy Boulware Lavonne Boyd Michael Boyd Timothy Boyd Ann Branham Jo Ann Branham Sonya Branham Stephen Branham Susan Branham Roberta Brice Lisa Brooks Fannie Brown Veronica Brown Rebecca Caldwell Diane Campbell Gloria Canty Cindie Carter Sara Chambers Steve Christensen Vanessa Cooper Marie Covin Gwendolyn Crawford Larry Crowe Logan Crumpton Carol Curlee Barbara Davis Carolyn Davis John FL Davis Mary Davis Robert Davis Sharon Davis Carolyn Dawkins Chan Dinkins Tim Dixon Gloria D, English 29 Sharon Enloe Lillian Evans Thomas Evans Beverly Few Robert Few Billy Ford Julie Foster Billy Frick Ray Charles Gadson Connie Gaither Morris Gaither Steve Gantt Gerald Gibson Teresa Gibson Wilhemina Gibson Donald Gladden Janice Gladney Donald Glenn Gwendolyn Glenn Larry Glenn Michael Gratic Dorethea Green Cathy Gunter Shirley Gunthrope Betty Harris Eddie Harris Frazee Harris Curtis Harrison Patricia Harrison Robin Harsey Sharon Harsey Robert Haygood Bill Heilman Booker Hemphill Emma Hemphill 30 Jeff Herndon Freddie Hill Ricky Hollis Randy Hopkins Robin Hughes Lila Humphries Eddie Hunt Carol Hunter Augretha Irby Dennis Irby Margaret Irby Carolyn Isenhower Adia Jackson Anthony Jackson Calvin Jackson Michael Jackson Sylvester Jackson William Jackson Teddy Jenkins Elouise Johnson Patsy Johnson Tracy Jolly Carolyn Jones Elroy Jones Mike Jones Vanessa Jones Chuck Joye Gene Kelly Harry D. Kennedy Howard Kennedy Inga Kennedy Marilyn Kennedy Johnny Kincade Joyce Kincade Alphonso Kinsler 31 Barbara Lake Mary Lawson Brenda Lumpkin Randy Lutz Judy Marthers Wesley Marthers Cathy Martin Keith Martin Sharon Matthews Wilhemenia McClurkin Marsha McCoy Gloria McCullough John McCullough Lula McCullough Jennifer McGraw John McKinstry Lynn Medlin Terry Melvin Martha Meng Gregory Milling James Moore Richard Moore Diane Murphy Skipper Murphy Dean Norman JoAnn Norman Joe O'Leary Marzettis ONeal Santana O’Neal 32 Carolyn Pauling Cathy Pauling Floyd Pauling Miriam Pauling Deborah Peake Bruce Pearson Calvin Pearson Gwendolyn Pearson Marvonia Pearson Randy Pearson Vernell Pearson Grova Portee Nancy Porter Betty Praileau Allan Pullen Catherine Qualls Renee Rabb Joe Ramsey Dedra Reeder John Rexrode Jannie Richardson Herbert Robertson Sammie Robertson Thomas Robertson Willie Robertson Brent Robinson Inez Robinson Louis Roseborough Walter Roseborough Thomas Rowe Betty Russell Diane Samuel Diane Sanders Nathaniel Sanders Louise Saunders Timothy Seibles Dianne Simpson Lois Simpson James Small Larry Smith Richard Smith Susan Smith James Speagle Vicki Spigner Edna Squirewefl Elton Squire well Karen Stevenson Kenneth Stevenson Steve Stewart Charles Stone Darrell Tanner Jui’v Tanner Alvesttr Taylor Billy Taylor Susan Taylor Deborah Timms Sammy Timms Cynthia Trapp Mary Trapp LaShirne Tucker Patsy Turner Samuel E. Wade Delois Walker Emma Walker 34 Michael Walker Peggy Walker Rosa L Walker Jen Wallace Myra Walters Jacqueline Washington Mary Watkins Jean Watson Larry Whitaker Moses Whitaker Larry White David Williams Daisy Woodard James Woodard Robert Woodard Odell Yarborough Linda Yates Albert Young Barbara Young Laura Young Spencer Young 35 SOPHOMORES Beverly Abbott Cynthia Able Willie L Able Margaret Adams Denise Adcock Gordon Alexander James Alston Shirley Alston Willie Alston Georgene Amerson Violet Amspacher Andrew Anderson Scott Anderson Glenda Anthony Beverly Ashford Emma Ashford Willie James Ashford Terry Atkerson Edna M. Bagley Randy Bagley 36 William Ba i refoot Gussie Barber Brad Barnes John C. Bates Izetta Beaver Diane Bell William Bell Andrew Belton Debra Belton Denise Belton Eleanor Belton Troy A. Belton Vivian Belton Willie T. Belton Cheryl Black Allan Boggs Steve Bo u I ware Herman Boyd Rex Branham Wayne Branham Vannessa Branham Clinton Broome Tracy Brown Debra Bundrick Jerome Burns Belva Bush Carolyn Butler John Cameron Garland Camps Leroy Canty Lois Chambers Randell Christenson Carolyn Churn Elizabeth Claytor Wilbur Coleman 37 Jackie Cook Lavera Cook Roney Cook Geraldine Craig Thelma Craig Eddie Crouch Amporetta Davis Carolyn Davis Leroy Davis Olivia Davis Terry Davis Vincent Davis Debbie Dix Vicki Dixon Jane Dove Terry Earl Mattie Eggleston Robin Enloe Earl Evans Maxine Evans Mildred Evans Terry Evans Vivan Evans Julie Fifer Barbara Floyd Deborah Ford Doris Ford Duata Ford Virginia Ford George Foster Randy Foster Robert Foster Debbie Freeman Alexander Gadson Diane Gadson 38 Eddie M. Gadson James Gaither Betty Gatson Joseph Geddings Ruby Gentry Judy George Sharon Gibbs Virginia Gibson Morris Gilbert Rozena Gladden Tommy Gladden Althea Glenn Michael Glover Timothy Glover Albert Goins Theodore Goins Inez Goodwin Margaret Green William Green James Guinyard Mary Lou Guinyard Regina Haire Vincent Hall Dwight Harris John Harris Ronald Harrison Randy Harsey Shirley Harvey Brenda Heath Martha Hemphill Joseph Henry Leroy Hill Teresa Hollis Frank Hooker Lavonne Hornsby 39 Nancy House Mike Hudson Mae Hazel Hughes Wanda Hutchins Marilyn Isenhower Betty Jackson Deloris Jackson Rhonda Jackson Kenneth Jamaison Anita Johnson Bobbie G. Johnson Carl Johnson Ken Johnson Ralph Johnson Darrell Jolly Cheyenne Jones Dottie Jones Kenneth Jones Stanley Jones John Jordon Tommy Kelly Anderson Kennedy Mary Kennedy Shirley Kennedy Sylvester Kennedy 40 Bert King David Lawson Frankie Lewis Julie Lewis Kristie Lightner Vera Long Larry Lucas Jerry Maddox Bunn Mann Keith Mann Rosetta Maple Cindy Marthers George Marthers Deloris Martin Dennis Martin Eric Martin Bobby Mason Douglas McCants Daniel McClurkin Miriam McCoy Mary McCullough Jessie McDaniel Debra McDonald Gary McDonald Robert McDonald Carolyn McDuffie William Melton Michael Milling Deloris Milton Gregory Mobley Johnny R. Mobley Willie J. Mobley Hester Moore Larry Moore Lillie Moses 41 Jimmy Murphy Gloria Owens Audrey Parnell Stacie Pauling Elizabeth Peake Jeff Pearson Dean Perry Debbie Perry Hazel Perry Wayne Perry Zan Perry Arizona Peters Suzanne Porter Janette Powell Debra Praileau Don Qualls Floyd Qualls Jayne Ramsey Steve Raley Carolyn Rexrode Mittie Roach Carolyn Robertson David Robertson John Robertson Lizabeth Robertson 42 Peggie Robertson Joseph Robinson Patricia Robinson Glenn Roseboro Betty Roseborough Shirley Roseborough Janice Rowe Nancy Rowe Benjamin Russell Eliza Russell Michael Samuels Jane Saunders Doris Seibles Melvin Seibles Freeman Simmons Curtis Simpson Marcus Sims Miriam Sims Monica Sims Valerie Small Frances Smalls Benjamin Smith David Wayne Smith Steve Smith Shirley Squirewell Pamela Starks Yvonne Sullivan Diane Talbert Shirley Tanner Vonnie Tanner Debra Taylor Jimmy Taylor Cheryl Thomas Patricia Thompson Willie Thompson 43 Mike Tidmore Lindsay Timms Spencer Timms Dianne Trapp David Truesdale Rhonda Truesdale Eugene Turner Linda Turner Ruby Turner Carolyn Walker Karen Walters Mac Arthur Washington Arthur Watkins Michael Watkins Vanessa Watkins James Weir Paulene Weldon Diane Whitaker Beverly White Beatrice Williams Carl WilliaiVis Cathy Williams Marty Willingham David Woodard Melvin Woodard Martha Woods Magdaline Workman Rhonda Yates Cheryl Young Edward Young 44 45 FACULTY 46 ENGLISH The English Department helps students acquire knowl- edge of literature and the Eng- lish language. Proper use of grammar is stressed through themes and papers pertaining to literature which the students have studied. Mrs. Minnie Barr Mrs. Estelle Butler Mrs. Barbara Harmon Mr. Sims Jeter Mrs. Mary Kirkland Mrs. Eleanor Milling Mrs. Rebecca Pope Miss Margaret Roseborough Mr. McKinley Wheeler 47 Mrs. Elouise Coleman Mrs. Evelyn Cunningham Mrs. Marie Ingram Mrs. Lucy McGuirt Mrs. Mary Sims Mrs. Dorothy Lewis MATH The Math Department has increased by three teachers, Mr. Manning, Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. Sims. These, along with other aides, have helped thor- oughly prepare students with a substantial basic knowledge of mathematics. 48 49 SCIENCE Miss Maner, Mrs. Cannon, and Mr. Reid have exerted much effort to pass on to the students their knowledge of the world of science. Students have benefited greatly from this exertion. Mrs. Marion Cannon Miss Mary Maner Mr. Clarence Reid 50 51 SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department tries to present historical background mate- rial through history, government, and geography, and helps for modern living in psychology. The department prepares the students to become citizens of the nation. Mr. Thomas Broome Mrs. B. J. Brown Mrs. Sara Chiles Mr. Albert Glenn Mr. Ellerbe Hightower Mrs. Betty Knight Mr. William Martin Mr. Joseph Roache 52 53 Mrs. Gladys Bass Mrs. Mary Alice McKeown VOCATIONAL The Vocational Department at Winnsboro High School works strenuously to prepare students for their chosen ca- reers, whether they go into business, college, or home- making. In Home Ec., students learn how to become respon- sible homemakers, and stu- dents in the typing classes learn the necessary techniques that can be used in business or in college. 55 ART The Art Department pro- vides a means by which the students can express their feelings. Mr. Kinard teaches the students the fundamentals of art and how to apply them to their own style. Toward the end of the year, the art class exhibited ceram- ics and paintings they had worked on during the school year. Mr. Robert Kinard 56 FRENCH The purpose of the WHS French Department is to introduce the students to different cultural back- grounds. 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 Coleman 57 BAND Under the direction of Mr. John Holtzclaw, the Music Department has brought re- cognition to WHS. The band provided entertainment at the football games also. Mr. John Holtzclaw Bernice Alexander FIRST ROW: D. Alexander, L. Lyles, D. Alexander, B. Alexander, D. Seibles, V. Ford, A. Boggs, DIRECTOR: Mr. Holtzclaw. SECOND ROW: A. Johnson, D, Squirewell, B, Alexander, L. Moore, R. Pearson, R. Hollis, L. Timms, T. Davis. THIRD ROW: B. Mann, P. Starks, J. Burns, D. Whitaker, B. Jones, M. Boyd, W. Irby. FOURTH ROW: H. Miller, J. R. Kincade, S. Forbs, A. Hall, N. Ashford, C. Jackson, K. Martin, R. C. Gaston, K. Stone. FIFTH ROW: G. Seibles. 58 LIBRARY The Library provides a place for the students to do research work, check out books, and read the paper. Miss Stultz and Mrs. Bennett help the students locate materials that they need. 59 PHYSICAL AND DRIVER'S EDUCATION Mrs. Sweeney, Coach Catoe, and Coach Raines try to build physically fit students. Through push-ups, sit-ups, and bending exer- cises, students become physically fit. Not only do they exercise, but they also play volleyball, softball, and basketball. Coach Catoe and Coach Raines also help the students learn the driving principles. They also learn to take care of cars. Mr. Wayne Catoe Mr. Eddie Raines Mrs. Celeste Sweeney 60 GUIDANCE Miss Faucett and Mrs. Ross, with their counseling, have been very helpful to the students. They help the students solve problems and make decisions. Much of their work involves helping the students decide what they want to do after graduation. 61 SECRETARY Mrs. Jo Johns SECRETARY Miss Martha Miller PRINCIPAL Mr. E. K. McLendon ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Mary Maner ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Theodore Manning 62 LIFE AT WHS Don’t give me no jive, child! Good food, good meat, good gosh — let’s eat! 64 65 Try me— if you dare! Would you believe that |'m On Top of the World”? Don’t shoot! I give up. 67 68 Okay, who said that? Chow time! Dig in, boys— 1, 2, 3— GO! Cheer up, girls. Your time will come soon enough! Keep on pluggin’ guys; you’re practically there. If you don’t tell, they’ll never know! 72 That’s the way it is! Truly oohley, oohley is . . . WHS’s big, bad blockade busters! 73 Fearsome Threesome?? Are you sure we aren’t playing “Follow the Leader”? Now, Laney, this won’t hurt a bit. Trust me! 74 75 ORGANIZATIONS BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a non-profit, leadership-ser- vice organization for high school students. The purpose of the Beta Club is to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. OFFICERS: S. Harsey, T. Knight, T. Weir, L. Goff, T. Varnadore. FIRST ROW: E. SquirewelJ, R. Haygood, T. Weir, T. Varnadore, L. Goff, M. Kelly, R. Lake, L, Brooks, D. Timms, C. Griggs, T. Knight, B. Woodruff. SECOND ROW: A. Pullen, M. Pearson, C. Shaw, S. O'Neal, D. LeGrand, S. Harsey, R. Smith, R. Rabb, C. Martin, G. Moseley. STANDING: SPONSOR: Mrs. Coleman, B. Ramsing, N. Cooper, SPONSOR: Mrs. Cannon, D. Simpson, J. Jenkins, D. Woodard, J. R. Wilson. 76 FIRST ROW: M. Samuel, S. O'Neal, G. Glenn, S. Wade, M. Kennedy, D. Seibles, I. Kennedy, J. Starks, M. Woodard, C. Stone, J. Hughes. SECOND ROW: H. Moore, B. Bush, A. Irby, K. Stevenson, T. Varnadore, R. Stevenson, B. Woodruff, T. Weir, G. Gibson, M. O’Neal. THIRD ROW: V. Cox, F. Hungerpiller, S, Smith, A. Austin, M. Pearson, A. Hughes, L Glenn, A. Gaston, C. Coleman. FOURTH ROW: C. Pearson, S. Robinson, M. Seibles, H. Robinson, M. Jones, T. Gladden, C. Joye, T. Boulware, T. Jolly. FIFTH ROW: J. Moore, E. McGriff, J. McCullough, A. Kennedy, S. Freeman, J. Dewese, W. McCants, T. Melvin, R. Moore. BLOCK W The Block “W” Club is an athletic organization whose purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and to emphasize the importance of physical fitness. Membership is limited to students who have earned a Winnsboro High School Block Letter. This year the club underwent an extensive candy sale to finance its annual Athletic Ban- quet. Block “W” Club also increases school spirit and promotes interest in athletics. 77 OFFICERS: J. Starks, R. Stevenson, V. Cox, T. Varnadore. CHORAL ENSEMBLE AND CHORUS The Chorus is a group con- sisting of several students of Winnsboro High. It was organ- ized to stimulate students’ in- terst in learning how to sing and express themselves through songs. It was also designed to provide experi- ences for students to develop a deeper appreciation for all types of music. The Choral Ensemble was formed to promote a better understanding of music. They met every Wednesday after- noon and sold stationery to raise money. G. Glenn, R. Hollis, K. Martin, S. Harsey, F. Hooker, C. Jackson, S, Porter, V. Cooper, C. Shaw, M. McCoy, J. Saunders, C. Rexrode, D. Alexander. SPONSOR: Mrs. Pope, T. Craig, E. Squirewell, D. Ford, G. GJenn, D. Martin, J. B. Richardson, B. Russell, D. Belton, D. Wade M. Roache, A. Glenn, S. Porter, D. Whitaker, S. Tanner, M. Evans, S. Young, G. Craig, J. George, B. Floyd, J. Powell, C. Rexrode, C, Marthers, R. Truesdale, M. Kennedy, T. Brown, N. Ashford, V. Walker, P. Seibles, V. Ford, T. Hollis, D. Dix, J. Fifer, V Amspacker, J. Saunders, R, Christenson, T. Atkerson, D. Perry, J. Woodard, R. Hollis, K. Martin, C. Jackson, F. Hooker, T Rowe. 78 DRAMA OFFICERS: W. Bass, K. Martin, J. McKeown, L. Saunders, C. Jackson. KNEELING: J. McKeown, C. Jackson, L, Saunders, K. Martin, SECOND ROW: S. Branham, C. Pauling, V. Brown, M. Covin, J. Foster, M. Kennedy, F. Hungerpiller, B. Taylor, W. Bass. 79 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization composed of stu- dents from each grade level in the school. They strive to carry out the business concerning the entire student body. Its main purpose is to promote a better understanding among all stu- dents and to help solve their problems. The Council gives the students an active part in the governing of the school. Student Council has spon- sored several projects this year. Dances have been sponsored, such as the Sock Hop and the Junior-Senior prom. An entrance gate has been built through the work of the council and speed barriers have been placed in the parking lot. Also, the council entered a float in the Christmas parade. Their major concentra- tion has been of the beautifica- tion on the school. SEATED: S. O’Neal, S. Wade, C. Stone, R. Belton, B. Alexander. SECOND ROW: SPONSOR: Mrs. Brown, M. Kennedy, D. Freeman, T. Varnadore, J. Baker, D. Belton, C. Able, D. Evans, T. Gladden, M. O’Neal, B. Woodruff, I. Kennedy, A. Pullen, C. Jackson, SPONSOR: Mrs. Chiles, J. Jenkins, SPONSOR: Mrs. McKeown. FINANCE COMMITTEE: J. Jenkins, A. Pullen, J. Baker. 80 PROJECT COMMITTEE: B. Woodruff, D. Freeman, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: A. Pullen, S. Wade, C. Stone, R. Belton, I. Kennedy, M. O'Neal. J. Jenkins. 81 F.T.A. During the 1973-74 school year, SAE strived to achieve a productive club. Their efforts were rewarded when their candidate to the district con- vention was elected District Director for the coming year. Also, for the first time in many years, they attended the SAE State Convention in Myrtle Beach. Next year, the district convention will be held at Winnsboro High. OFFICERS: M. Meng, L. Brooks, D. Timms, D. Simpson. FIRST ROW: J. Wilson, D. Timms, D. Walker, M. Kelly, D. LeGrand, F. Hungerpiller, M. Meng, SPONSOR: Mrs. Harmon. SECONC ROW: SPONSOR: Mrs. Bass, G. Moseley, D. Simpson, L Brooks, L. Saunders, S. Branham, S. Smith, G. Gibson. 82 4-H CLUB C. Jackson, D. Evans, T. Gfadden % ? ■ T. Davis, D. Anderson, C. Stone, D. Evans, f. Goodwin, D. Gadson, E. M. Gadson, I. Beaver. SECOND ROW: C. Pearson, J. McCullough, H. Robertson, G. Camps, M. L Ginyard, J. McDaniel. THIRD ROW: A. Boggs, L Whitaker, R. Belk, C. Dinkins, M. O'Neal, T. Robinson, T. Melvin, S. Robinson, R. Moore, J. Moore, C. Joye, E. McGriff, T. Jolly, J. Woodard, T. Gladden, K. Stone, O. Yarborough. 83 SENIOR ASSEMBLY The Senior Assembly is an organization composed of an elected member and an ap- pointed member from each senior homeroom. Through the Senior Assembly, all acti- vities and business which con- cerns all seniors are carried out. Representatives discuss the results of the meetings with their homerooms. STANDING: SPONSOR: Mrs. Harmon, J. Baker, B. Alexander, J. Wilson, B. Small, B. Williams, B, Bates. SEATED J. Hughes, R. Belton, V. Cox, O. Shaw, T. Knight, G. Moseley, B. Woodruff. SEATED: S. Porter, B. Small, B. Bush, L. Goff, B. Taylor, I. Kennedy, S. Stewart, STANDING: SPONSORS: Mrs. Ross, Miss Faucett. STUDENT ADVISORY 84 F.H.A. F.H.A. is one of the most rewarding clubs around W.H.S. Activities this year included having speakers, making East- er baskets for the Day Care Center, playing volleyball and bingo, planting flowers, and placing “expression boards” in the bathrooms for students to write on. SPONSOR: Mrs. McKeown, B. Alexander, B. Williams, S. Wade, D. Woodard, E. Johnson, G. Seibles, S. Ashford, SPONSOR: Miss Faucett. LIBRARY AND A.V. WORKERS Study hall students are chosen each year to help in the library during their free periods. Their duties include checking out books and mag- azines, keeping the library materials orderly and operat- ing audio-visual equipment. 85 EDITOR: Lisa Brooks SEATED: F. Hungerpiller, C. Griggs, K, Collins, J. Baker, T. Vamadore, V. Cox, S. Smith, L. Brooks. STANDING: M. Kennedy, G. Moseley, V. Tanner, C. Gunter, T. Knight, B. Woodruff, B. Floyd, J. Burroughs. 86 ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR: Cindy Griggs. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Barbara Floyd, Jimmy Burroughs. REPORTERS: Tricia Knight, Vonnie Tanner, Juanita Baker. 87 ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: L. Goff, S. Porter, T. Craig, D. Freeman, S. Harsey, V. Cooper, B. Taylor R. Truesdale. SECOND ROW: S. Branham, C. Rexrode; V. Ford, D. Seibles, S O’Neal, B. Ramsing, B. Brazell, B, Wilkes, D. Smith, SPONSORS: Mrs. Milling, Mrs Kirkland. THIRD ROW: D. Simpson, M. Woodard, C. Martin, G. Glenn, M. Pearson G. Mobley, R. Rabb, SPONSORS: Mr. Reid, Mr. Kinard. BUSINESS MANAGER: Linda Goff, ASSISTAN BUSINESS MANAGER: Sharon Harsey. 88 FEATURES EDITOR: Sharon Branham, ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITORS: Carolyn Rexrode, Blair Ramsing, T. Craig. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR: Gwendolyn Glenn, SPORTS EDITOR: Beverly Taylor. CLASSES EDITOR: Diane Simpson. LITERARY EDITOR: Marvonia Pearson. 89 Maudine Woodard Susan Smith 90 Santana O’Neal Inga Kennedy Margaret Samuel Gwendolyn Glenn Fran Hungerpiller Marilyn Kennedy J.V. CHEERLEADERS Deborah Belton Denise Belton Carolyn Churn 92 Mittie Roach Barbara Floyd Terry Atkerson ' Althea Glenn 93 PEP SQUAD B. Bates, G. Seibles, S. Wade, V. Amspacher, C. Rexrode, T. Hollis, G. Marthers, S. Porter, R. Truesdale, J. Watson, E. Johnson, D. Woodard, B, Johnson, B. Jackson, B, Roach, B. Heath, G. Camps, S. Harvey, I, Beaver, BUS DRIVERS KNEELING: O. Yarborough, V. Belton, J. Jenkins, L. Glenn, J. Cook, E. Milton. SECOND ROW: T. Melvin, D. Anderson, T. Jolly, A. Gaston, R. Belk, W. Irby, J. Dewese, T. Robertson, T. Canty, J. Washington, L. Smith, B. Williams, S. Squirewell, F. Belton, B. Small, D. Irby, C. Jackson, M. Seibles, H. Roseborough, B. Timms. THIRD ROW: J. Hughes, J. Starks, R. Rabb, M. Pearson, D. Seibles, V. Davis, L. Whitaker, FOURTH ROW: A. Hughes, M. Peach, C. Stone, T. Glover, D. Evans, B. Pearson, E. McGriff, C. Dinkins, F. Pauling, D. Ford, W. Robertson. FIFTH ROW: R. Moore, C. Joye. 94 FEATURES 95 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND MISS SWEETHEART 96 Homecoming sponsors and ushers. 97 Winnsboro High School Band performs the night of homecoming. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND THEIR SPONSORS Diane Campbell and Samuel Moore Patsy Turner and Dewayne Lyles Joanne Harrison and John Gaston Lane Matuse and Tommy Weir Bernice Roache and George Small 98 Sharon Harsey and Tommy Varnadore Renee Rabb and John Dewese Maxine Evans and Albert Hughes Particia Knight and Ben Woodruff iuzt; Bsssar Susan Smith and Rick Stevenson Bernice Alexander and Willie McCants 99 ATHLETIC BANQUET-MAY 14,1974 GUEST SPEAKER; Mr. Bill Tiller MR. WILDCAT: Joe Starks MOST VALUABLE TRACK PLAYEF Creighton Coleman BEST DEFENSIVE BASKETBALL PLAY- ER: Marzettis O'Neal MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER: Dewayne Lyles MOST VALUABLE GIRLS’ BASKE BALL PLAYER: Marvonia Pearson 100 BEST LINEMAN: John McCullough MOST VALUABLE BASEBALL PLAYER: David Seibles COACHES AWARD: Marzettis O’Neal MOST VALUABLE BACK: Samuel Moore MOST VALUABLE BASKETBALL PLAY- ER: Davis Seibles MOST VALUABLE TRACK PLAYER: George Small 101 SPRING DANCE This year Winnsboro High had their second Spring Dance which was held April 26, 1974. Teachers, as well as students, enjoyed the night which gave everyone a break from daily school duties and activities. SPRING DANCE THEME: “Tender is the night!’ 102 103 WHO'S WHO AT WHS? PRESIDENT OF SENIOR CLASS: Dewayne Lyles D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN: Sharon Wade CO-EDITORS OF THE CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS: Sonya Branham, Lisa Brooks. BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS Gordon Moseley. 104 EDITOR OF THE HALCYON: Barbara Wilkes BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE HALCYON: Linda Goff CLASS DAY-MAY 28, 1974 CLASS HISTORY: Bernice Alexander, Gordon Moseley WELCOME: Sharon Wade WHS CHORAL ENSEMBLE: “We’ve Only Just Begun” MUSIC: Tommy Varnadore, Juanita Baker CLASS POEM: Cindy Griggs CLASS PROPHECY: Barbara Small, Patricia Knight 106 CAROLINA SCHOLAR NOMINEE: Linda Goff D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD: Sharon Wade MATH AWARD: Darlene LeGrand MT. ZION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD: Juanita Baker SCIENCE AWARD: Nancy Cooper ENGLISH AWARD: Robin Price 107 GRADUATION - MAY 29,1974 INTRODUCTION OF HONOR GRADUATES: Mr. E. K. Mc- Lendon PROCESSIONAL PLAYED BY: Mrs. Rebecca Pope The Class of 74 The Class of 1974 wait eagerly for their diplomas. 108 The final steps of high school. The Class of ’74 attentively listens to the welcome given by Dewayne Lyles. 109 HONOR GRADUATES Martha Juanita Baker Brenda Ann Medlin Samuel Wayne Bass James Gordon Moseley Kimberly Clamp Collins Alisa Robin Price Gwendolyn Eunice Cook Valeria Blair Ramsing Nancy Camille Cooper Suzie Ann Reynolds Linda Catherine Goff Cynthia Lou Shaw Cynthia Ellen Griggs Charles David Smith Joseph Jerome Jenkins Thomas Wayne Varnadore Janice Leverne Johnson Thomas Harvey Weir, Jr. Marilyn Elaine Kelly Barbara Ellen Wilkes Cynthia Denise King James Roger Wilson Patricia Estelle Knight Doretha Woodard Laurel Darlene LeGrand William Dewayne Lyles Benjamin Edgar Woodruff 110 SPORTS 111 WILDKITTENS FIGHT AGAIN! With the aid of Coach Bickley, the Wi kittens were able to work together. With t eagerness and experience of the team a: whole, next year’s season should be a gre one for the Wildkittens! FIRST ROW: R. Price, C. Kennedy, A. Boulware, A. Irby. SECOND ROW: E. Belton, C. McGriff, D. Freeman, L. Harris, A. Kenn� M. Davis, D. Bell. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bickley, H. Moore, K. Stevenson, M. Davis, M. Pearson, V. Cox, B. Bush, S. Joye. 112 113 I told you that I could out jump you, and I meant it. I’m not going to let you have this ball! Mary Davis Robin Price 114 I can’t believe I finally got the ball! Karen Stevenson Are you sure we aren't doing the bump? Augretha frby 115 SCORES ANOTHER GOOD SEASON! Th isyear the basketbal I team had another good season. Through much effort and hard work with Coach Rainesandthe team working together, the Mighty Wildcats proved to be champions in every way. FIRST ROW: C. Pearson, E, McGriff, M. O’Neal. SECOND ROW: T. Varnadore, M. Seibles, E. Squirewell, R. Stevenson, M. Gaither, J. Ashford, Coach Raines. THIRD ROW: Coach Hightower, Coach Broome, D. Seibles, J. Moore, J. Starks, Coach Manning. WHS OPPONENT 56 Whitmire 54 64 Union 38 58 Strom Thurmond 34 58 Union 45 60 Whitmire 45 57 Saluda 50 41 Clinton 39 73 Whitmire 43 76 Batesburg 47 52 Palmetto 36 43 Irmo 50 72 Saluda 52 76 Lexington 58 72 Newberry 54 52 Strom Thurmond 43 51 Batesburg 37 27 Irmo 26 55 Palmetto 45 64 Saluda 58 43 Lexington 41 60 Newberry 36 70 LBC 53 35 Newberry 34 116 J.V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: C. Squirewell, J. C. Bates, A. Kennedy, R. Woodard. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, S. Kennedy, A. Anderson, W. Coleman, R. Branham. THIRD ROW: Coach Hightower, W. Gaston, B. Mason, S. Jones, T. Glover, M. Milling, Coach Broome. B TEAM FIRST ROW: L. O’Neal, C. Dinkins, V. Pearson. SECOND ROW: Coach Manning, F. O'Neal, T. Bass, R. Rebels, D. Thompson, J. Sanders. THIRD ROW: S. Seibles, A. Watkins, C. Foster, J. Mattox, C. Davis, M. Woodard. FOURTH ROW: H. Dorsey, G. O’Neal, A. Gaston, M. Pearson, S. Hall. 117 SCORES This year the football team put much effort into their work. Through their losings, as well as their winnings, WHS is proud of their willing football team. WHS OPPONENT 6 Spring Valley 20 6 Great Falls 6 0 Pageland 26 7 Saluda 14 0 Lexington 37 20 Batesburg-Leesville 14 14 Newberry 29 28 Strom Thurmond 14 6 Irmo 20 28 LBC 6 8 Chester 0 FIRST ROW: R. Davis, A. Anderson, R. Moore, M. O’Neal, J. Rexrode, R. Stevenson, D. Lyles, T. Boulware, M. Jones, C. Stone. SECOND ROW: Coach Hightower, Coach Raines, Coach Broome, S. Moore, G. Small, C. Joye, J. Liscar, T. Weir, B. Woodruff, T. Gladden, L. Glenn, R. Foster, Coach Manning. THIRD ROW: A. Hughes, S, Wade, J. McCullough, W. Marthers, J. Gaston, S. L. Robinson, J. Dewese, L. Roseborough, B. Heighman, Coach Catoe. FOURTH ROW: A. Gaston, T. Varnadore, W. McCants, S. Christensen, C. Coleman, W. R. Robertson, G. Gibson, B. Russell, T. Melvin, T. Jolly. 118 SENIOR PLAYERS Tommy Varnadore George Small Creighton Coleman John Dewese Tommy Weir Dewayne Lyles 119 Rick Stevenson Willie McCants 120 Samuel Moore Ben Woodruff 121 122 123 BASEBALL Richard Moore Marzettis O’Neal Ben Woodruff Gary Thomas David Seibles 124 FIRST ROW: H. Robinson, D. Seibles, M. O'Neal. SECOND ROW: J. Boney, V. Jones, R. Moore, J. Starks. THIRD ROW: Coach: Mr. Manning, H. Jackson, F. Bass, G. Thomas, B. Woodruff. Herbert Robinson Harvey Jackson Fred Bass 125 126 COMMUNITY 127 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 UNIROYAL WINNSBORO PLANTS 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 74 LIBERTY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WINNSBORO BRANCH OFFICE J. W. Berry, Staff Manager C. S. Feaster, Staff Manager John Smith Bill Marthers, Sr, Mendel Gladden George Plyler Fay Branham R. B. “Bud” Cooper G. W. Timms Tommy Smith Jerry W, Branham L. P. Baker, Manager Mary S. Berry, Cashier WCKM !! CHOICE IN ENTERTAINMENT WCKM TOPS IN QUALITY! COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION! The Voice of Community Service 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 129 CONGRATULATIONS QUATTLEBAUM INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE “Protecting You-ls Our Policy” Established 1919 CHARLIE'S LUNCH 335 Columbia Road Winnsboro, S. C. 130 106 N. Congress Phone: 635-4224 Short Orders and Sandwiches “Finest Food In The Land” BANK OF RIDGEWAY Ridgeway, S. C. Oldest Bank in Fairfield County” Eld depolitor limited to (l jOOO CAMEO BEAUTY SHOP 335 Columbia Road LOIS BOULWARE 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 131 Congratulations 1974 Graduates CHRYSLER A1R1EMP SOUTH CAROLINA. YOU HAVE REACHED AN IMPORTANT PLATEAU IN LIFE BY HARD WORK AND A SELF-DETERMINATION TO SUCCEED. CONGRATULATIONS! CONTINUE YOUR SUCCESSFUL WAYS THROUGHOUT YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS. BOTH YOU AND YOUR COMMUNITY WILL BENEFIT. TODAY’S GRADUATES ARE TOMORROW’S LEADERS. 132 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER EAGLES STORES, INC. 130 S. Congress St. Winnsboro, S. C. Congratulations to all 1974 graduates and students advancing • to a higher level. Thanks for shopping EAGLES for your school supplies. Employees and Manager EAGLES 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 133 Mj Jj} Aid to education. THE THOMAS COMPANY Since 1885 We clothe and feed the family and furnish the home Ridgeway, 5, C We give S. H. Green Stamps GIBSON FUNERAL SERVICES 325 Garden Street Winnsboro, S. C. Phone: 635-9884 Large enough to serve you, yet small enough to appreciate your business. POPE'S EXXON OIL COMPANY Tires and Tubes Oil and Lubrication Road Service Heating Fuel DIAL 635-4921 North Congress, Winnsboro, S. C. 134 School will soon be over. And while you’re planning for your future, consider this. A job in the utility business could be a brand new beginning for you. South Carolina Electric and Gas 135 SUPERIOR GAS COMPANY L. P. GAS Sales and Service Phone: 635-4426 or 635-2421 BARNETT AND KENNEDY A. G. GROCERY “Home of Shurfine's Foods” Ridgeway, South Carolina Phone: 337-2231 FRAZIER PULPWOOD CO., INC. Dealer In Forest Products LAND PULPWOOD SAWTIMBER 136 BEST WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS POPE FUNERAL HOME South Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina Compliments of RACHLIN FURNITURE OF CAROLINA, INC. Your Progressive Financial Institution GUARDIAN FIDELITY CORPORATION 122 S. Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina Telephone 635-4677 MEMBER AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL 137 BANKERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of KING'S JEWELRY 127 South Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina Compliments of GOU DELOCK INSURANCE AGENCY Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina Compliments of A. E. DAVIS AND CO., INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 BANTAM CHEF Congress Street Winnsboro, South Carolina Phone: 635-2212 GODWIN FORD INC. Compliments of RUFF AND COMPANY ® FORD Winnsboro, S. C. FURNITURE Ridgeway, South Carolina “All Fords are created equal... 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YOUR FORD TRACTOR DEALER 503 South Assembly St. Columbia, S. C. 145 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADA DeLOIS ABLE “Lolo” LINDSAY ADAMS BERNARD ELWOOD ALEXANDER “Bear” Keep on loving that thing! Band: 10,11,12. BERNICE LENORE ALEXANDER “Neet” That’s right! Band: 10,11,12 (Drum Major); FHA: 11, 12 (Reporter); Senior Assembly: 12; Student Advisory: 10; Stu- dent Council: 10, 11 (Reporter), 12. DENNIS ALEXANDER Chorus: 12 JEROME ARMSTRONG H. T. Try to use all gifts God gave you to the fullest! JAMES EDWARD ASHFORD “Edward” Live and let live! A. V. Helper: 4-H: 11; Intramurals: 11. NORA LEE ASHFORD “Negal” Together we must stand, divided we’ll fall. Band: 10,11,12; Bus Driver: 11; Chorus: 12. ROMONA MARIE ASHFORD “Rose” You may know a person well enough to talk about them, but do you know them well enough to talk with them? F.H.A.: 11 SHARON LYNETTE ASHFORD “Net” Strive to make the best better! Basketball Team: 11; Block W: 11; FHA: 10 (Secretary), 11 (Vice-President); FTA: 11 (Assistant Secretary); Library Aid: 11; Student Christian Club: 11,12 (reporter). ALFONSO AUSTIN Block W: 11, 12. MARTHA JUANITA BAKER “Juan” Back off Booger! Advisory Com- mitte: 10, 11; Basketball Manager: 10; Block W: 10; Intramurals: 10; Newspaper: 10 (Business Aid); 11 (News Editor), 12 (Features Editor); Senior Assembly: 12. SUSIE ANN BANKS SHERRY BARFIELD “Bigmouth” Men and Life turn me on! S. WAYNE BASS “Redneck” Don’t mess up my hair! Chess Club: 12; Drama: 12 (Vice-President); Furman Scholar: 11. BETTY LOU BATES “Lou Lou If there is someone or some- thing you want, don’t give up until you have succeeded! Christian Club: 11; DECA Club: 12 (Reporter); Miss Deca: 12; Pep Squad: 12 (Captain); Senior Re- presentative: 12; Student Council: 10 (representative). AARON BELTON DOUGLAS BELTON FAYE DOVERA BELTON “Boobe” Band: 10,11; Bus Driver: 11,12 Christian Association: 11; FHA: 11; In- tramurals: 10. LEROY BELTON “Roy” Heaven rest but do your best! Buj Driver: 11, 12. ROSLYN SHARON BELTON “Rosy Cat” Is not life a hundred times toe short to bore ourselves? FHA: 11; Senio Assembly: 12 (Secretary of Senior Class) Senior Advisory: 11; Student Christiar Club: 11; Student Council: 12(Secretary) ROXIE ANN BELTON “Little Bit” Show and Tell — Let’s get i on! Basketball: 10. VAN ERWIN BELTON Bus Driver: 11,12. AL BONAPARTE “Bonaparte” Quit pestering me! ADDIE JEAN BOUKNIGHT DIANNE BOULWARE “Pokey” I pledge allegiance to the love of my man! Chorus: 12. RALPH BOYD Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ALEXANDER EUGENE BOYLES “Brain” Love is the key to the understand- ing of your fellow man; whether he be black, white, red, yellow, or brown. Stu- dent Council: 10 (representative), 11 (Vice-President). ANTHONY GREGG BRANHAM BOBBY LESTER BRANHAM DEBORAH SHARON BRANHAM “M. J.” This day of confusion will soon pass, I hope! Annual Staff: 10,11,12(C!ubs and Features Editor); Christian Club: 11; Drama: 12. DONALD RAY BRANHAM “Duck” 4-H: 10; Christian Club: 11, 12. DORIS JOANNE BRANHAM ELIZABETH ANN BRANHAM FRANKLIN BRANHAM GARVIS ODEAN BRANHAM, JR. “Dean” 4-H: 10,11; Intramurals: 10. MICHAEL D. BRANHAM “Mike” RUTH CAROLYN BRANHAM “Ruthie” Never take life seriously, cause you’ll never get out of it alive! Christian Club: 11. VICKIE FAYE BRANHAM BERNADINE BRAZELL “Berna” You’re Ugly! Annual Staff: Alter- nate (Student Council); Christian Club: 10. HAROLD BRICE, JR. JANE ELLEN BRIGMAN “Jane” Student Christian Club: 11. KATHY BRIGMAN “Cat” IDA MAE BROWN “Mae” Do unto others as you wish them to do unto you. BILL DERRICK BRYANT “Duck” Block W: 11; Intramurals: 10, Christian Club: 11. JAMES ELMER BURROUGHS “Jimmy” All things are possible! 4-H: 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff: 12 (Photo- grapher). MARIE CAIL “Re” THOMAS DOUGLAS CANTY DOROTHY CARTER “Dottie” HERBERT LOUIS CHURN, JR. “Chink” I can’t get enough! Bus Driver: 11,12 (Award for good Bus Driving); DECA: 12; 4-H: 11; Student Christian Club: 11. HERBERT WAGNER CLARK “Ztggy” The blue gypsy strikes again! CREIGHTON BUCHANAN COLEMAN “C” Block W: 11, 12; Football Team: 10, 11,12; Track: 10,11,12; Student Council: 12 (Alternate). KIMBERLY CLAMP COLLINS “Kim” Newspaper: 11 (Typist), 12. DUANE CONNOR FAYE COOK “Darmette” To help those who want it, as well as need it! GWENDOLYN EUNICE COOK “Sparkie” It’s better to give than to re- ceive! LOUVENIA COOK “Venia” NANCY CAMILLE COOPER “Tess” Today is your present, butTomor- row it will be your past. Beta Club: 12; Christian Club: 11. DAVID D. COVIN LaBat” Why Study, the more you study the more you learn, the more you learn, the more you forget, the more you forget, the less you learn, so why study? VADEN MABRY COX For well you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder! Block W: 11,12 (Secretary); News- paper: 11,12 (Sports Editor); Senior As- sembly: 12; Student Christian Club: 11, Varsity Basketball: 10,11,12. FREDERICK MICHAEL CRAIG “Tits Craig” DIANE DeBRUHL I am only one, but I am one; I can’t do everything, but I can do something! JOHN EDWARD DEWESE “Duke” Block W: 12; Bus Driver: 11, 12; Football Team: 10, 12. SUSAN CAROL DINKINS KATIE JOAN WATSON DIXON “Jo Jo” Well, that’s how it goes! Chorus: 10. CYNTHIA DIANE DOVE “Cindy” Christian Club: 11. CRYSTAL DENISE EDENFIELD “Christy” Love never gives Up! Senior Representative (12). SHARON ANNE ENLOE “Cookie” Christian Club: 10. TIMOTHYE EVANS “Tim” DANIEL CHARLES FORD Bus Driver: 10, 11, 12. DONALD FORD Eat, Drink, and be Merry! A. V. Helper: 10, 11, 12; Baseball: 12;4-H: 11. LUCILLE VIRGINIA FREE “Cille” Love as you would like to be loved ODELLGADSON VINCENT GAITHER Boobie” It’s been such a long time! MARDINA GANTT “Dean” We have only just begun! JOHN RUSSELL GASTON “Ross” Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 11, 12; Football Team: 10,11,12. FRANKIE HOUSTON GATES GERTRUDE GIBSON “Pigeon” Get it together or leave it alone FHA: 11 JANIE B. GLADDEN “Blackgal” Get it together, or leave it alone! DECA: 11,12. ' GLORIA EQUILLA GLADNEY “Tic” DECA: 11, 12; FHA: 11. NELSON W. GLENN “Be what you are!” Bus Driver: 11, 12; Intramurals: 10; Student Council: 11 (Re- presentative). CHAMBERS EDWARD GODWIN “Ed” Kristi GEORGE W. GUNS “Hit” Live and let live! JOHN WESLEY GOINS “Grip” PATRICIA GOINS CYNTHIA ELLEN GRIGGS “Cindy” Beta Club: 12; Newspaper Staff: 11 (Typist), 12 (News Editor). APRIL YVONNE HALL “Ape” Love is being with you! FHA: 11. ROSE OMEGA HALL “Me-me-and Mega” Be Happy! JOANN HARRISON Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. WILLIAM HEATH “Billy” Loved as God loves you. DAVID MICHAEL HOLLIS “Mike” It’s better to be prepared than not to be. PAUL VAN BUREN HOUSE II “Freaky” Far out! ALBERT HUGHES “Baby Hughes” Give a little love, even if you don’t have someone to give it to. Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 11,12; Foot- ball Team: 10, 11, 12; Intramurals: 10; NYC. Workers: 11. HERRON ANN HUGHES JOE L. HUGHES “Lucy” Block W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 10, 11,12; Intramurals: 10, Track: 11, 12. FRANCES ELLEN HUNGERPILLER “Fran” Block W: 12; Cheerleader: 12; Drama: 12; Christian Club: 11; FTA: 12; Newspaper Staff: 11,12. WENDELL IRBY “Bull” Let it be a challenge! Band: 10, 11,12; Bus Driver: 11,12. ANTHONY JACKSON “Hamp” HARVEY JEROME JACKSON “Nip” Try it, you’ll like it! JOSEPH J. JENKINS “Panther” A. V. Helper: 11; Beta Club: 11,12; Bus Driver: 10,11,12; Chess Club: 12; Intramurals; 10; Newspaper Staff: 11 (Feature Editor, Business Manager); Student Council: 12 (Treasurer) ELLA L. JOHNSON “Wess” Do unto others as they will do unto you. FHAL 10, 11,12; Pep Squad: 12. JANICE LEVERNE JOHNSON “Jenny” I love you! DECA 10,12. MICHAEL JOHNSON Be good! 4-H: 10; Intramurals: 10. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON “Pat” I'll betheotherwoman! Distributive Education: 11,12 (Treasurer). SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON “Shelly” Strive for love, happiness and peace! FHA: 11; Intramurals: 10; Library Worker: 10, 11; Pep Squad: 11. VERNON JONES MARILYN ELAINE KELLY FHA: 10; BETA Club: 12, Christian Club: 10; FTA: 12. BRICE KENNEDY “Hit Man” CALVIN KENNEDY Minds are just like a business. They both have to be open to operate! Bus Driver: 11 CARNELL KENNEDY KAREN TRINITA KENNEDY “Slim” Do unto others before they do it to you. FHA: 10; Intramurals: 10. BETTY JO KINCADE “Jo” It’s always good to be true! FHA 10, 11,12 CYNTHIA DENISE KING “Cindy” Beware Clemson! Christina Club: 10. PATRICIA ESTELLE KNIGHT “Tricia” Beta: 11 (Vice-President); 12 (President); Newspaper Staff: 11, 12 (Assistant Feature Editor); Senior As- sembly: 12; Graduation Marshal: 11 JAMES KNOTTS Live life the best you can! LAUREL DARLENE LeGRAND Love understands love; it needs no talk! BETA Club: 11, 12; Christian Club: 11, FTA: 11, 12; Graduation Marshal: 11. DONALD KEITH LEWIS “Gwen is the boss” JAMES ALLAN LEWIS Christian Club: 11; Intramurals: 10. BESSIE MAE LONG Bus Driver: 11,12; FHA: 11,12. BARBARA LEE LUCAS LINDA LUMPKIN “Tallie” True Love is as durable as your eternal devotion! DECA: 12. WILLIE LUMPKINS “Rep” Intramurals: 10 WILLIAM DeWAYNE LYLES Think a problem through before deciding what to do! Block W: 10, 11, 12; Chorus: 10; Football Team: 10,11,12; Senior Class President: 12; Student Council: 10, 11 (representative). ALEEN MAPLE “Peaches” Love and Happiness! ODELL MAPLE CLARA MARTIN DuBOSE R. MARTIN “Bosie” Enjoy Life while you can! Bus Driver: 10, 11; Drama Club: 10; News- paper Staff: 10,11; Student council: 10. KAREN LANE MATUSE “Lane” Christian Club: 11; J. V. Basket- ball: 10; Newspaper Staff: 11, 12 (Clubs Editor); Student Council: 10. WILLIE McCANTS, III “Tubby” It's been such a long time! Block W: 10, 11, 12; Football Team: 10, 11, 12; Intramurals: 10. BARBAFIA JEAN McCROREY Love and Happiness! Advisory Com- mittee: 10; 4-H:11. david McCullough, hi Don’t get mad if you don’t get what you deserve! Bus Driver: 11,12 BONNIE McFADDEN “Today is the first day of the rest of your life!” Christian Club: 11; Senior Assembly: 12. JOHN WALLACE McKEOWN, JR. KENNETH RANDOLPH McKINSTRY PHILLIP GLEN McLENDON “Phil” 4-H Club: 10; FFA: 12. BRENDA ANN MEDLIN “Bam” Happiness is love and love is eternal! FHA: 10. LYNN MEDLIN “Stocky” Bus Driver: 10, 12; 4-H Club: 10. PAULA LYNN MEISNER “Button Nose” The key to the door of peace is love, compassion, and brother- hood! Bus Driver: 11,12. HENRY MILLER “Grip” We can do it! Band: 10, 11, 12; Block W: 12; Basketball: 10,12. TERRY LYNNE MILLER DORIS ANN MILLINGS “Road Runner” It’s been such a long time! Student Council: 10. EDDIE LEE MILTON “Fish” Whatever you do, strive to do your best! A. V. Helper: 10, Bus Driver: 11,12. MATTHEW MOBLEY Live and let live! DEXTER NORGAN MONTGOMERY “Dex” Keep on Keeping on! Intramurals: 10. CLEMENTINE DENISE MOORE “Clem” Let's Get it On! DECA Club: 12; Pep Squad: 10. JOHNNY MOORE “Scorpio” Live and let live! SAMUEL KERMIT MOORE “Turkey” Block W: 10, 11, 12; Football Team: 10, 11, 12. JAMES GORDON MOSELEY LOVE many, trust few- always paddle your own canoe! Beta Club: 12; Dress Code Committee: 10; FTA: 12; 4-H Club: 10; Newspaper Staff: 10,11,12 (Business Manager); Senior Assembly: 12; Student Council: 10. BERNARD MOZIE Be kind to everyone! 4-H Club: 11. JAMES T. MURPHY “Bo” Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong! Football team: 10; Student Advi- sory Committee: 10. SABRINA MURPHY “Sweetheart” Togetherness! FHA: 11. JOHN MICHAEL PEACH “Mike” Today is thetomorrow you worried about yesterday! Bus Driver: 11,12. CHERYL ANN PEARSON “Pig” Be cool and everything will be all right! Christian Club: 10. MELODY ANN PERRY “Squirrel” Good things come to those who wait but don’t wait forever! FHA: 11. JUDY DIANNE PHILLIPS “Dianne” Live everyday to the fullest, tomorrow may never come! SARALYN A. POOLE “Sara” Christian Club: 11. ALISA ROBIN PRICE “Robin “For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He writes not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game!” Basketball Team: 10,11,12(Co-Captain); BetaClub: 12; Block W: 10,11,12; Newspaper Staff: 10,11 (Assistant Editor), 12; Student Advi- sory: 11, 12; Student Council: 10, 11; Senior Class Vice-President: 12. AMANDA EYVONNE PERSCILLA PRICE “Pee Wee” Eat all you can for tomorrow you may die! Chorus: 10, 11; Christian Club: 11; 4-H: 10. EVELYN DIANE PRIOLEAU “Little Bit” LARRY PRIOLEAU “Skip” SARAH BELL QUALLS VALERIA BLAIR RAMSING “Blair” Today is the last day, if tomorrow does not become the next! Annual Staff: 10, 12 (Assistant Feature Editor); Beta: 12. PATTI RUTH REYNOLDS “Teeny” SUZIE REYNOLDS Keep on Truckin’! Christian Club: 10; FHA: 10. CYNTHIA RICHARDSON JAMES RILEY I am not greedy, I want anything! BERNICE ROACH “Sug” Good things come to those who wait! FHA: 11; Student Christian Club: 12 (President). SAMUEL MOSES ROBERTSON “Sam” It’s been such a long time! Base- ball Team: 12; Bus Driver: 11, 12; DECA; 12; Football Team: 10. TURNER ROBERTSON “Son” Baseball Team: 12; Bus Driver: 10,11,12. JOHN CULBRETH ROBINSON, JR. “Johnny” Do it while you can! 4-H: 10. TERRY ROGERS DONNA ROSEBOROUGH “Peanut” NO! DECA: 11,12 (Reporter) ABRAHAM LINDSAY RUSSELL “Ham” 4-H: 12. MARY RUSSELL Do unto others before they do it unto you! DECA: 11,12 (Vice-President); FHA: 10. MARGARET LeVERNE SAMUEL “Marg” Love makes the world go around! Block W: 11,12; Cheerleader: 11,12 (Co- Captain). JANICE DIANE SANDERS “Diney” Christian Club: 10,12. TUCKER SANDERS DAVID SEIBLES “Basketball Team: 10,11,12(Co-Captain); Block W: 11,12; Bus Driver: 11,12. GLORIA JEAN SEIBLES “Glo” To err is human to forgive is di- vine! Colorguard: 12; FHA: 11, 12 (Presi- dent); Intramurals: 10; Newspaper Staff: 10,11 (Reporter); Pep Squad: 12; Track: 10. JOYCE ANN SEIBLES Hanna” Now is the time to get it on! CYNTHIA LOU SHAW “Cindy” Live for Today! Annual Staff: 12 (Literary Editor); BetaClub: 12; Choral Ensemble; 12; Christian Club: 11, News- paper Staff: 10 (reporter); Senior Assem- bly: 12; Student Council: 12 (Assistant Secretary). DEBBIE FRANCES SIMON “Deb” Hang Lose! BARBARA SMALLS “Tubby” Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today! Annual Staff: 12 Bus Driver: 11, 12; Senior Assembly: IS (Treasurer); Student Advisory: 12 Stu dent Council: 12 (Alternate). GEORGE SMALL Block W: 10,11,12; Bus Driver: 10,11,12 Bus Driver: 10,11,12; Football Team: 10 11, 12; Track Team: 10; 11, 12; Senio Representative: 12. CHARLES DAVID SMITH Annual Staff: 11,12. CARL WILLIAM SPIVEY DAVID RAYMOND SQUIREWELL “Raymond” We can all do it together Band: 10, 11, 12; Block W: 11; Basket- ball: 10; Football Team: 10, Track Team: 10. SHARON E. SQUIREWELL “Creamy” Keep on Creaming I Bus Driver: 11,12; Pep Squad: 10. JOSEPH STARKS, JR. “Puddin” Baseball Team: 12; Basketball Team: 10, 11 12 (Captain); Bus Driver: 11, 12; Block W; 10, 11, 12 (President); Student Council: 10, 12. JAMES STEPHENSON JACK RICHARD STEVENSON “Rick” Basketball: 10, 11, 12; Block W: 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Christian Club: Football Team: 10, 11, 12; Intra- murals: 10, 11; Track Team: 11, 12; Newspaper Staff: 12. KENNETH LOUIS STONE “KT” Band: 11,12; Bus Driver: 10,11,12; Chorus: 12; 4-H: 10,11. BEVERLY MARIE TAYLOR “Bev” Annual Staff: 10, 11, 12 (Sports Editor); Basketball Team: 10; Block W: 11; Cheerleader: 11; Drama Club: 12; Christian Club: 11; Student Advisory Committee; 12. GARY LEONARD THOMAS Intramurals: 12. LaVERN THOMPSON “Wine” FHA: 12; Intramurals: 10; Track: 10. LEE THOMPSON “Nunya” Argo! Chess Club: 12; Christian Club: 10; Choral Ensemble: 12; 4-H Club: 10. JANICE DIANE TIMMS “Diane” Bus Driver: 12; Christian Club: 11. JOHN DANIEL TRAPP PATRICIA ANN TRUESDALE “Ann” 4-H Club: 10. PEARL EUGENE TURNER “Nena” Mrs. Ingram, can we go now? Christian Club: 11; Newspaper Staff: 11, 12. THOMAS WAYNE VARNADORE “Varney” Back off, you SHAM! BETA Club: 12 (Reporter); Basketball Manager: 10, 11, 12; Block W: 10, 11 (Secretary), 12 (Treasurer); Football Team: 10, 12; Intramurals: 10; Newspaper Staff: 10, 11 (Sports Editor), 12 (Sports Editor); Student Council: 10,11,12. SHARON LORRAINE WADE Whatever I do I try to do it well! DAR: Good citizenship award Intramurals: 12; Pep Squad: 12 (Co-Captain); Student Council: 11,12 (President) DIANE WALKER “Dee” Keep pressing on! FT A: 10; Band: 10. LARRY WALKER “TL” JUNE DIANNE WALSH “June Bug” Nobody’s Fool, but every- body’s friend! Annual Staff: 10, 11 (Co- Assistant Editor); Bands: (Colorguard); Block W: 11; Cheerleader: 11; Intramurals: 10. BRENDA WATKINS DORIS WATKINS “Burnt” Live while you can! DECA: 12; 4-H Club: 10 KEITH BARON WATTS DEBORAH LOUISE WEED “Debbie” PAMELA JEAN WEED “Pam” Eat, drink and be merry for tomor- row you may die! Student Council: 11,12 (Chairman of project committee) THOMAS HARVEY WEIR “Chevrolet” I would if I could; but I can’t so I ain’t! Beta Club: 10,11,12 (Treasurer); Block W: 11, 12; Football Team: 10, 11, 12; Student Council: 11. JOHNNY WESLEY ROBERT STEVEN WHITE It took me nine months to get here, and its going to take me a lifetime to leave! A. V. Worker: 10,11. BARBARA ELLEN WILKES “Barbara” Same Difference! Annual Staff: 10 (Assistant Classes Editor); 11 (Assistant Editor), 12 (Editor); Basket- ball Team: 10; Student Council: 10; Usher at graduation; 11. BRENDA JoANN WILLIAMS “Bap” Don’t let loneliness get you down, for the best is yet to come! Bus Driver: 11, 12; Christian Club: 11; FHA: 11, 12 (Secretary); Libraryaide: 10, 11; Senior Representative: 12 JAMES ROGER WILSON On the sea of life one needs hope! Beta Club: 12; FTA: 12; Senior Assembly: 12. DORETHA WOODARD “Dore” Beta Club: 12; FHA: 10, 11, 12 (Assistant Secretary); Intramurals: 10; Pep Squad: 12; Track Team: 10. ISABELLE WOODARD Ask not, for what my man can do for me, ask what I can do for my man! LINDA JEAN WOODARD Deca: 11,12. SHIRLEY WOODARD “Cheryl” Hang Lose! BENJAMIN EDGAR WOODRUFF “Minnow” Honda4-Ever! Baseball Team: 12; Beta Club: 10; 11; 12; Block W: 12; Bus Driver: 11,12; Football: 10,12; News- paper Staff: 11, 12 (Reporter); Senior Assembly: 12; Student Council: 12; Graduation Usher: 11. MAUDENE DENICE WOODWARD “Dene” Block W: 11, 12; Christian Club: 11; Cheerleader: 11; FTA: 11 (Vice-Presi- dent); Intramurals: 10; Student Advisory Committee: 11. TERESA ANN WOOTEN RUTH ELAINE WRIGHT “Big E” You know that boy be bad! Block W: 10, Newspaper: 10,11. SHIRLEY A. YOUNG “Red” Do unto others as you would have them do unto you! WILLIE LEE YOUNG “Lee” LINDA CATHERINE GOFF “Linda” Annual Staff: 11 (assistant Busi- ness Manager), 12 (Business Manager); Band: 10; Beta Club: 12 (Vice-President); Student Advisory: 12; Graduation Mar- shal: 11. 154 155 156 157 158 160 161 162 163 164 ! Mil 165 166 T- 167 168 169 170 ALMA MATER Dear Winnsboro, oh how we love they 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 hearts, 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 we’ll abide, and your precepts too, Through our lives, you’ll be our guide, Winnsboro, we love you, we love you, Winnsboro.