Winnsboro High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1975 volume:

1974 Halcyon Winns boro High School ' ——— Winnsboro, S.C. 29180 - fei TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION QUEENS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES TIME FOR JIVIISL ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS TEA TURES A DVER TISEMENTS SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRONS DEDICA TIO N 2 THE LIGHT OF TODA Y . mm When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child I thought as a child: 9 THE DAWN OF TOMORROW . . . , . . but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly; EVER CHANGING . . . . . but then face to face; Now I know in part; But then shall I know even As also I am known. 5 EVER PROGRESSING . . . . . . And now abideth faith, hope, charity. These three; but the greatest Of these is charity. —I Corinthians 13 6 0UEENS O Debbie Taylor MISS HALCYON On December 13, 1974, the Winnsboro The climax of the program was the High School Halcyon staff sponsored a Miss crowning of Miss Toni Roach as the first Halcyon Pageant The fifteen young ladies since 1969 Miss Debbie Taylor was first competing were judged on their beauty, runner-up, and Miss Belva Bush was second talent, personality, and poise. Out-of-town runner-up to Miss Halcyon, judges were used Toni Roach Belva Bush Louise Saunders displays talent. Miss Halcyon and attendants. MISS HOMECOMING Miss Debbie Freeman was voted by the student body to reign as Miss Homecoming 1974-'75, First and second runners-up were Misses Monica Sims and Awilda Kennedy, respectively. The football team chose Miss Barbara Floyd to hold the title of Football Sweetheart. Homecoming festiv- ities were held on November 15, 1974. Barbara Floyd Debbie Freeman Awilda Kennedy Alan Pullen crowns Miss Homecoming 1974-'75 11 Miss Marvonia Pearson, escorted by Vince Davis. Homecoming Court enters with anxiety. MISS W.H.S. Lovely Miss Dianne Campbell was elected by the students of Winnsboro High as their reigning Miss W.H.S. for the 1974-1975 school year. Dianne is a mem- ber of the senior class and a former Foot- ball Sweetheart. The runner-up to Miss W.H.S. was Miss Dianne Simpson. Dianne is also a member of the senior class. She is in- volved in many phases of school activities. Both were participants in the Homecoming Parade. Dianne Simpson Dianne Campbell Miss W.H.S. court in Homecoming Parade. 12 MISS SENIOR Each year the members of the senior The runners-up to Miss Senior were class select one outstanding girl to rep- Miss Renee Rabb and Miss Carol Cur lee., resent their class as Miss Senior. Miss respectively. Both of these girl display Marsha McCoy was elected by her fellow outstanding qualities and scholastic abiU- classmates to this position. Marsha’s ties. They are staunch supporters of success may be attributed to her beauty their school, and personality. 13 Marsha McCoy Carol Curiee Violet Amspacher Diane Wade Cheryl Thomas MISS JUNIOR During the year of 1974-'75, Miss Diane Wade had the honor of holding the title of Miss Junior. Diane attained this title through the decision of the junior class. Diane has represented her class to the fullest of her ability. The runners-up were Miss Violet Amspacher and Miss Cheryl Thomas, respectively. These two girls have also displayed their loyalty to the junior class through continual interest in the class's activities. MISS SOPHOMORE The sophomore class of 1974-r75 chose Miss Awilda Kennedy to hold the title of Miss Sophomore Awilda is a very active student at W. H. S. She feels that the stu- dents here should be honored to be a part of W. H.S. The runners-up were Cynthia McGriff and Jessie Ashford, respectively These two girls have much respect for W. H.S. and the students attending the school. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION: ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Arthur Goff OF EDUCATION Mr. Jim Jenkins BOARD OF TRUSTEES Edward M. Mills Fred Phillips Matthew Seibles John E. Smalls H. S Yarborough (deceased) George Mobley David Yongue J.H. Magill J. Lindsey Leviner 18 PRINCIPAL OF WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL: Mr. E.K. McLendon Mr.. McLendon is devoted to his work and is always interested in the welfare of the students of Winnsboro High School. He has worked hard to raise the standards of this school and to maintain them. 19 SECRETARY: Mrs. Jo Johns 20 SECRETARY: Miss Martha Miller SCIENCE 1. Mrs. Knight assists her students in the learning resources depart- ment. 2. Mrs. Keown, a Home Econom- ics teacher, shares her leader- ship abilities with the Winns- boro High Student Council. 3. Mrs. Bass teaches Typing at Winnsboro high. She helps patiently with the problems of the beginning typist. 29 From the expression on Mr. Kinard's face, one can see his dedicated services to his work, art. Mrs. Coleman places much emphasis on the students learning the French language. She frequently travels to France. Mr. Mazyck enjoys music so much, that he has organized a band in which he plays the saxophone. Mrs. Brannen assists the students in finding the necessary materials in the library. 30 1, Coach Catoe appears to be tired after riding with his driver's training classes. He enjoys coaching the football team. 2. Miss Monroe is able to coach the girl’s basketball team be- cause of her strategic know- ledge. 3. We can see why the Wildcats were so dedicated and success- ful during basketball season. Look at the expression on Coach Raines’ face! 31 Mr. Smith assists any student he comes in contact Mrs. Estes provides assistance in the library, with. 32 MASONRY: Mr. JohnTrezvant BLD. CONSTRUCTION: Mr. Nelson Sims DIRECTOR: Mr. Robert L. Sharpe HEALTH OCCUPATION: Mrs. Lenora Porter AUTO BODY: Mr. Waycaster Alex- ander AIR COND.; Mr. William Burgess WELDING: Mr. David Ferguson DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Mrs. Laura Thomas SECRETARY: Miss Sandra Tidmore 33 COUNSELOR: Mr. Robert Fickling OFFICE OCCUPATION: Mrs. Martha Woods MACHINE SHOP: Mr. Ray Jayner COSMETOLOGY: Mr. Leonard Hawkins GRAPHIC ARTS: Mr. William Lind 34 AUTO MECHANICS: Mr. Robert Faile INDUSTRIAL SEWING: Mrs. Marie Burley ELECTRONICS: Mr. Richard Mattox AGRICULTURE: Mr. R. Foster s 0 p H 0 M O R E S Rookies . . . the youngest in the school . . . hustlir . bursting through . . . novelty . . . untrod halls ar strange signals ... an entirely different lifestyle . many different segments, meeting, merging and for one fixed multitude. Innocence . . . inexperienced a lost, never recognizing your own obscurity. The co- fusion of strangeness melting until lost in the pride being a WILDCAT, a true winner. 36 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres. : Laurie Y ongue V- Pres.: Susan Treas.: Randy Sec.: Hazel Butler Asst. Sec.: Delius Branham Carter Alexander Faye Adams Frankie Akins Delius Alexander Dorothy Alston F elix A lston Wallace Alston Sylvia Amspacher Jessie A shford Mary A shford Melissa Ashford Curtis Bailey Steven Bairefoot Cynthia Banks Virginia Banks Carl Belton Deborah Belton 37 Ruben Belton Sheila Belton Tony Belton Cheryl Black Drew Blanton Janice Boney A nn Boulware Barbara Boyd Steve Branch Cindy Branham Daisy Branham Stephanie Branham Susan Branham Vince Branham Steve Braze 11 Abby Brice Gwendolyn Broome Linda Broome Margie Brown Bobbie Bryant Tommy Bundrick Hazel Butler Mavis Butler Walker Cade Randy Carter David Catoe Larry Chappell Mark Christensen 38 Bitsey Clowney George Clowney Carol Cogdill Johnny Coleman Edna Cook Sheryl Cook Valerie Cook Jimmy Cooper Terri Covin Martin Crawford Richard Dailey Richard Davenport Alphonso Davis Harriet Davis Margaret Davis Ernie DeBruhl Greg Deering Joseph Delly Kim Delly Chet Dinkins Henry Dorsey Gene Driggers Aaron Dunbar Mary Evans Tommy Evans Carl Few Ernie Floyd Brenda Ford 39 Chip Foster Brian Freeman Patsy Frick Christina Gadson Alvin Gaston James Gayden Vera Gibson Donna Goins Patricia Goins Angie Greene Charles Greene Marvin Greene Maggie Hall Silas Hall Mary Emily Hamilton Eugenia Hannon Gwendolyn Harrison Henretta Hill Mickey Hill 40 Aw Linda! Stop your mumbling and your grumbling! Going to a different school is not all that bad. lb Lynda Hinson Jerry Hollis Connie Holmes Hermaine Holmes Daniel Hudson Michael Irby Brenda Jackson Carl Jackson Carnell Jackson Wayne Jackson Wilhemina Jackson Willie Jamison Bobby Jeter Mazetta Jeter Alberta Johnson Charles Johnson Dale Johnson Frank Johnson Janet Johnson Stanley J ohnson Violetta Johnson Brenda Jones Sandra Jones Virginia Jones Florri Jordan Cheryl Joye Guy Kelly Ramond Kelly 41 Stacy Kelly Awilda Kennedy Cathy Kennedy Debra Kennedy Edward King Debra Knotts Jimmy Kyzer Hazel Lumpkins Terri Lumpkins Lydia Lyles Preston Mack Martha Mann David Manning Frederick Martin Marvin Martin Jeff Mattox Patty Mattox Sharon McCants Marilyn McClurkin Aaron McCorkle Carolyn McDaniels Willie McDaniels Doris McDuffie James McDuffie Cynthia McGriff Brian McMaster Bernard McMillian Willie Mickle 42 Emma Milton Betina Mobley Willie Mobley Vanessa Montgomery Brenda Moore Raylene Moore Finley O'Neal George O'Neal Lynn O'Neal Peggy Palmarine Yvette Parker Anthony Pauling Gale Pauling Sherry Peake Martha Pearson Ronald Pearson Sherman Pearson Timothy Pearson Vincent Pearson 43 Evelyn Peters Janice Poole June Pullen Steve Raley Faye Ramsey Julie Randone Rusty Revels Tim Reynolds Barzelle Richardson Toney Roache Margaret Robertson Stanley Robertson Esther Robinson Marcia Robinson Susan Rowe Susan Samples Beatrice Samuel Delois Sanders James Sanders Stanley Seibles Dena Shedd Patricia Simmons Ronnie Simpson Renee Singleton Iona Sloss Gregory Small James Small Johnny Small 44 Denise Smith Lynda Smith Bubba Stevenson Mamie Stevenson Vivian Stevenson Eva Squirewell Janice Squirewell Alfred Stone Larry Stone Steve Taylor David Thompson Ellen Thompson Pansy Thompson Mildred Thompson William Timms Bernard Trapp Linda Tucker Keith Vamadore Betty Walker 45 Gloria Walker Josephine Walker Mary Walker Melvin Washington Carolyn Watkins Karen Watkins A Ivetta Weldon Marshall Weldon Pauline Weldon Curtis Whitaker Margaret White Les Wilkes Debra Williams Belinda Willingham Karen Woodard Sidney Woodard Martha Woods Ernest Yarborough Vickie Yates Laura Yongue 46 Hey, man, you can't drop out of school now. You've just started two days ago. Tell me, tell me Sophomores for I really would like to know. How come you are traveling, traveling, so fast. Your move- ments are so rapid that your bodies seem like ghostly figures. Why are you traveling so fast? Can't you read? The speed limit is 55 mph. You had better slow down or you'll be stopped. Why are you traveling, working, constructing,, performing, talking, walking, and living so fast. Tell me, tell me Sophomores for 1 really would like to know. . . . old friend, the reason why we are traveling, working, constructing, perform- ing, talking, walking, and living our Sophomore year so fast is because we're trying to fulfill the places and duties of the . . . (on next page) 47 J u N I O R S Juniors . . . team teaching . . . doughnut sales to finance the Prom . . . getting the S. A. T. scares when they take it the first time , . ordering the enemies of the bank account . . . The Class Rings . . . working hard at the activities they are in because they will be the oldest , . . the leaders of W. H, S. Larry Brown Tracey Brown Debbie Bundrick Jerome Burns V ernon Bure 11 Belva Bush Carolyn Butler John Cameron Leroy Canty Jeff Carter Lois Chambers Henry Chappell Randall Christensen Carolyn Churn Denise Clowney Jackie Cook Laveme Cook Roney Cook Geraldine Craig Thelma Craig Garlend Camps Mattie Cuningham Carolyn Davis Terry Davis Vincent Davis Debbie Dix Jayne Dove Robin Enloe 51 Earl Evans Maxine Evans Mildred Evans Terry Evans Julie Fifer Barbara Floyd Doris Ford Duata Ford Virginia Ford George Foster Randy Foster Robert Foster Diane Free Debbie Freeman Diane Gad son Eddie Mae Gadson Wade Gadson James Gaither Betty Gatson Judy George Ruby Gentry Sherlon Gibbs Virginia Gibson Tommy Gladden Althea Glenn Michael Glover Timothy Glover Inez Goodwin 52 James Guinyard Johnnie Mae Guinyard Mary Lou Guinyard Regina Haire Vincent Hall John Harris Ronald Harrison Randy Harsey Shirley Harvey Brenda Heath Joseph Henry Leroy Hill William Hollingsworth Teresa Hollis Frank Hooker Mike Hudson Mae Hazel Hughes Gary Isenhower Rhonda Jackson 53 Kenneth Jamison Anita Johnson Bobbie Johnson Calvin Johnson Earl Johnson Ken Johnson Ralph Johnson Darrell Jolly Kenneth Jones Larry Jones Stanley Jones John Jordon Anderson Kennedy Shirley Kennedy Sylvester Kennedy Bert King Patricia Law horn Frankie Lewis Julie Lewis John Liscar Vera Long Larry Lucas Bunn Mann Lyndia Marthers George Marthers Delois Martin Dennis Martin Eric Martin 54 JuniorsI Yes, you Are you sur- prised? You’re not? Then why are look- ing like that? We are not going to hurt you We only want to show you some of the things that weTve observed of you during the school year of 1974- 75. We've seen you Juniors at study . . Wow! Isn't that amazing what one can learn. I didn't know that Bugs Bunny discovered America. We've seen you Juniors at play . . I feel that since we'll be Seniors next year, I feel that I would rather settle for a handshake than a kiss. We've seen you Juniors sneaking away. He! He! He! What do you girls think you are doing? You'd better go back before I tell That's the wrong direction, Violette! 59 INTRODUCING TO ALL YOU HAL- CYON FANS THE 1974-1975 W.H.S. SENIORS SENIORS , , . the oldest at school . , . selling magazine subscriptions and candy to raise money to help manage class expenses , . . Being able to go to the Jr,, Sr. Prom two consecutive years . , , Thinking about the future ahead; final exams, class day, graduation night, college, mar- riage, working. Trying to reach the goal that we have been struggling for, for twelve long years. Standing tall and straight because we’ve finally reached our destination. We are proud because each of us seniors knows what it was like to have been a W.H. S. WILDCAT, a true winner. 60 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS During the earlier part of the 1974 - 75 school term the senior class members elected officers to be leaders in the management of the af- fairs of the senior class. Because of the outstanding leadership of these persons, the seniors were able to participate in activities which aided in the expenses of the senior class. The seniors were able to raise money from the sales of magazine subscriptions and candy to pay the costs of a senior trip, a gift to the school, and gifts to the senior class sponsors. Peggy, go ahead and make a copy of that. Dianne is going to make her deposit during third period. PICTURED ABOVE: Treas,: D. Simpson; Asst. Sec.: P. Walker; and Pres.: C. Stone. To the upper left is a list of the Senior class representatives. To the bottom left is the secretary, M. McCoy. LOWER RIGHT: V. Pres: K. Stevenson. SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Sonya Branham Lisa Brooks Vanessa Cooper Carolyn Dawkins Teresa Gibson Sharon Harsey Calvin Jackson Tracey Jolly Marilyn Kennedy Christy Leitner Cathy Martin Marzettis O’Neal Santana O'Neal Allan Pullen Laura Shannon Samuel Wade Mr, Bailey you'd better send several more cases of candy. The senior class is pushing for a million dollars profit. 61 Marshalla Alexander Janice Alston Avery Anderson Georgene Amerson Hobia Ashford Jimmy Ashford J ohnny A shf ord Bernard Bagley Regina Bailey Fred Bass Johnny Barber John Bagley 62 65 Larry Crowe Carol Curlee Barbara Davis Carolyn Davis Carolyn Dawkins Sharon Davis John Henry Davis Mary Davis Alan Driggers Marie Edmonds Mattie Eggleston Gloria English 66 Alfreda Evans Geraldine Evans 67 Teresa Gibson Morris Gilbert Janice Gladney Donald Glenn Frazee Harris 68 Anita Hall Betty Harris Eddie Harris 69 Nancy House Robbie Hughes Carol Anne Hunter Augretha Irby 70 Carolyn Jones Cheyenne Jones Mike Jones Chuck Joye A dia Jackson Angie Jackson Calvin Jackson Michael Jackson Sylvester Jackson William Jackson Theodore Jenkins Gene Kelly Raymond Kelly Howard Kenedy Only 74 more miles to W.H. S. 71 Inga Kennedy Marilyn Kennedy Shirley Kennedy Barbara Lake Mary Lawson Kristi Leitner Randy Lutz Judy Marthers Sharon Matthews Tyrone McClurkin Cathy Martin Keith Martin 72 Gregory Milling 73 Martha Meng Richard Moore Sharon Mitchem 74 Cathy Pauling Floyd Pauling Miriam Pauling Calvin Pearson 75 Catherine Qualls Renee Rabb Joe Ramsey Todd Rexrode Janie Richardson Henry Richmond Herbert Robertson Tommy Robertson Harold Roseborough Brent Robinson Inez Robinson Sammie Robinson Louis Roseborough Thomas Rowe 77 Dianne Simpson James Small Larry Smith Richard Smith 78 Alve ster Taylor Billy T ay lor Susan Taylor Mary Thompson Deborah Timms Sammy Timms Cynthia Trapp Mary T rapp Sammy Wade Deborah Vanderford Patsy Turner Peggy Walker Rosa Lee Walker Jen Wallace Delois Walker 79 % Jacqueline Wadhington James White Mary Watkins David Williams Jean Watson Eddie White Linda Yates Albert Young 80 THE 1974 SUMMER GRADUATES Deborah Addison Thomas Ervin Belk Ophelia Bell Shirley Bell Connie Belton Carrie Bouknight Fannie M. Brown Char net D ink ms George Gregg Douglas, Jr. Danny Evans Michael Stanley Freeman Wilhemina Gibson Elroy Jones Betty Jean Miller James Jacob Moore Carolyn V. Pauling Bruce Pearson Grova Portee Willie Randy Robertson Lois Simpson Vickie Spigner Edna Ruth Squirewell Emma Walker Michael Walker Larry Whitaker Ramona Ellen Yarborough Laura L, Young 81 THE 1974-75 SENIORS’ DEDICATION PAGE HEAR YE! HEAR YE! We the 1974-75 graduating class were given by the Halcyon staff a page in our senior section to put on it any- thing that we wanted. Some of us suggested that we put a big blue frog on it, some wanted a green WILDCAT, and some wanted to leave it just blank. But since these things would look silly on a page in a section of such mature persons, we finally came to the conclusion that we would like to dedicate this page to you, the Senior Sponsors. You Senior Sponsors have done much for us and we just want to tell you THANKS! Mrs. Milling Mr. Wheeler SMILE SENIORS! YOU’RE ON CANDID CAMERA Hey! Are you sure I'm on Candid Camera? If so, where are the microphones? Well if 1 won't be doggone 1 You're looking at me! 83 I see you. Do you see me? We books want to get on the scene, too. After all, where would you students be without us. I’ll just stand here and let the cameramen think I'm a senior. 84 Mr. Kinard has me building sculptures when I should be posing for this picture. 36-24-36. Who is it? Is it Geraldine? Hi there! I'm your school doctor. 1 and 1 is a headache! Aw! Isn’t that sweet Debra Timms? Hey man! Get Robert Few out of the way so I can see Myself. Hey! You guys are supposed to be surprised! 85 A little more of buzzard lungs will do the trick. This point blot turned out to be a Macbeth, how do you do? real fly. Can you believe it? I made a B in English! Sit down! Can't you see I'm being watched? One small step for Man Two giant leaps for Mankind These were the famous words quoted when the astronaunts step- ped upon the sur- face of the moon. This marked a new turn in his- tory. We the grad- uating class of 1974-75 are leav- ing behind our footsteps. Wej, too, shall mark a new turn in His- tory. For us the sky is the limit, CANDID CAMERA PRESENTS A FEW INFORMALS 87 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the most important organization at WHS because all students are a part of ft and it gives the students an opportunity to express their opinions on ways to improve the school. Under the leadership of its President, Inga Kennedy, the Student Council has sponsored numerous activities-- PRESIDENT: Inga Kennedy Homecoming parade, Powder Puff Bowl, Bloodmobile, Mini-Courses, and Frank Hooker Day--to brighten school life and promote better student relationships. The Council consists of six officers, one elected representative from each home- room, five appointed members and three advisors. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Treas. : A. Pullen, Pres.: I, Kennedy, Sec. : G. Glenn, V. Pres.: P. Starks FIRST ROW: J. Squirewell, C. Kennedy, D, Wade, C, Dawkins, M. Kennedy, R, Truesdale, T. Roach, S. Por- ter, L. Stevenson, B. Frick. SECOND ROW: P, Starks, A, Johnson, D. Belton, I. Kennedy, B. Bush, T. Lump- kin, D. Freeman, R. Haire, J. Johnson, L. Yongue, C. Joye, S. Timms, C. Able, B. McMiliian, Mrs. Chiles, Mrs. Brown, Airs. McKeown. THIRD ROW: A. Pullen, A. Gaston, G. Glenn, V. Smalls, B. Floyd, P. Turner, L. Lyles, M. Stevenson. 90 FINANCE COMMITTEE: B. McMillian, A. Pullen, S. PROJECT COMMITTEE: B. Floyd, M. Stevenson, M. Timms, Kennedy, P. Turner. PROGRAM COMMITTEE: D. Belton, J. Johnson, P, Starks, D. Freeman, J. Squirewell, B. Frick. BEAUTIFICATIONS COMMITTEE: C. Dawkins, L. Lyles, R. Haire, A. Johnson, T. Lumpkin, L. Stevenson, S. Porter. DEVOTION COMMITTEE: C. Able, P. Turner. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE: C. Kennedy, G. Glenn, V. Smalls. SAFETY COMMITTEE: T. Roache, A. Gaston, D Wade, B, Bush, A. Pullen. 91 BETA CLUB The Beta Club is a national lea- dership-service organization for students who meet the qualifica- tions in the Constitution and local scholastic standards. Its purpose is to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage its members to continue their education after high school. OFFICERS: Treas.: M. Pauling; V. Pres.: S. Porter; Rep.: R. Mc- Donald. FIRST ROW: R. Lutz, F. Lewis, T. Gladden, F. Hooker, A. Boggs, R. McDonald, S. Wade. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ingram, L, Brooks, S. O’Neal, R. Rabb, M. Pearson, C. Davis, C. Martin, S. Porter, B. Floyd, J. Fifer, C. Pauling, D. Massey, M. Pauling, D. Simpson, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Cannon. 92 FIRST ROW: C. Stone, A. Kennedy, T. Gladden, R. Carter. SECOND ROW: D. Freeman, Mrs. Ross, Miss Fau- cett, S, Smith, C. Joye. The Student Advisory is a committee that smiles. STUDENT A D VISOR Y The Student Advisory Committee was or- ganized to promote better relationship among students of both races. Funds from the Emergency School Aid Act are used to foster or implement activities to en- courage good race relations. 93 DISTRICT OFFICERS: S. Smith, T. Gladden. CONSOLIDA TED COMMENTS STAFF The Consolidated Comments Staff is . . . selling ads . . . writing articles . . . taking pictures . . . laying out .the paper . . . typing . . . distributing papers . . . and producing five good issues on time. CO-EDITORS: S. Branham, L. Brooks; ASST.: V. Tanner. FIRST ROW: R. Haygood, M. Willingham, L. Murphy, R. Johnson, T. Gladden, J. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pope, Mr. Glenn, L. Brooks, J. Dove, B. Floyd, D. Smith, N. House, C. Kennedy, C. Hunter, V. Tanner, S. Smith, S. Branham, D. Belton, B. Bush, Miss Roseborough. 94 BUSINESS MANAGER: J. Taylor; Asst. : B. Floyd ASST. NEWS EDITOR: C. Kennedy SPORTS EDITOR: S. Smith; Asst. : T, Gladden. ASST. FEATURES EDITOR: D. Smith 95 PRESIDENT: C. Stone. SENIOR ASSEMBL Y The Senior Assembly is one of the hardest working committees at WHS. It consists of the senior class officers and represen- y. pres.: k. Stevenson tatives, elected and appointed from each senior homeroom. Its main duties are to promote senior sales of candy and mag- azines and to order and issue each sen- ior, required materials for graduation. FIRST ROW: T. Jolly, S. Harsey, C. Jackson, P, Walker, SECOND ROW: C. Martin, M. O’Neal, C. Stone. THIRD ROW: A. Pullen, S. O'Neal, L. Brooks, M. Kennedy. BACK ROW: S. Wade, D. Simpson, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Harmon. 96 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Coleman, B. White, J. George, T. Atkerson, J. Fifer, S. Porter, D. Bel- ton, B. Bush, F. Lewis, BACK ROW: T. Craig, E. Belton, D. Whitaker, S. Kennedy, D. Bell, M. Roach, D. Belton, V. Davis. The Junior-Senior Prom committee for 1975 worked diligently to prepare Some- where My Love. Not only did they work hard to prepare a theme, but they also had to select a band, obtain decorations, and other things to help them give the seniors something to remember them by. With Mrs. E. Coleman, Mrs. Cunning- ham, Mr. Holmes, and Mrs. Butler, and the aid of Mrs. Cannon and Mr. Kinard, the juniors arranged an exciting evening of delight for all involved. JR. SR. PROM COMMITTEE 97 Juniors, Juniors, Juniors! HALCYON STAFF The Halcyon Staff is one of the most dedicated organizations at Winnsboro High School It has the outstanding task of producing a successful yearbook , one that contains memories of the 1974-75 school year. Student workers and advisors contribute to the careful and skillful plan- ning that it takes to produce a good and exciting annual. Working on the Halcyon Staff is a new and exciting experience. The members of the staff hope that this annual contains as many precious moments as possible. STANDING: CO-EDITORS; S. O'Neal, R. Rabb. ASSTS, : H, Boyd, T. Craig. KNEELING: B, Trapp, E. Yarborough, G, Mobley, J. Davis, G. O'Neal, H. Boyd. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Milling, T. Craig, C. Martin, G. Glenn, S. Porter, V. Cooper, R. Rabb, S. O'Neal, A. Kennedy, L. Yates, C. Rex- rode, C, Cogdill, S, Harsey, BACK ROW: Mr. Reid, Mrs. Kirkland, D. Simpson, R. Singleton, V. Ford, D. Seibles, J. Johnson, D. Freeman, M. Pearson, R. Truesdale, M. Stevenson, M. Robertson, T. Covin. 98 LITERARY EDITOR: M. Pearson; ASST'S.: S. Porter, FEATURES AND CLUBS EDITOR: C. Martin; ASST'S: V. J, Johnson, A. Kennedy, (absent) Cathy Pauling Ford, R. Truesdale, D. Seibles. SPORTS EDITOR: G. Glenn; ASST'S: G. O'Neal, G. Mobley. CLASSES EDITOR: D. Simpson; ASST'S: D. Freeman, R. Singleton, E. Yarborough, B. Trapp. PHOTOGRAPHER: J. Davis. BUSINESS MANAGER: S. Harsey; ASST'S: M. Stevenson, C. Rexrode. ARTIST: L. Yates. 99 SAE FTA Rising expectations of students have brought about a redirection in the purpose and programs of the organization which resulted in May 1973 in a change of name. FTA has become SAE FTA, SAE standing for Student Action for Education. The 1974-75 SAE FTA cLub sponsored several fund-rais- ing projects in order to finance their attendance at the conven- tion in Greenville, SC, on May 9-11. The SAE FTA District 5 meeting was held at WHS this year, with Sonya Branham, District Direc- tor, presiding. Five chapters attended the meeting, which was a great success. OFFICERS; Sec. ; D. Smith, V. Pres. : C. Rexrode, Pres. : D. Simp- son. FIRST ROW: M. Roach, R. Truesdale, C. Hunter, Mrs. Harmon, S, Porter. SECOND ROW: M. Meng, D. Smith, R. Singleton, D. Belton, D. Bell, C. Rexrode, D. Simpson, V. Amspacker, T. Hollis, K. Brooks. 100 Mr. McLendon welcomes future teachers to Winnsboro High School. DISTRICT SAE FTA members from other schools enjoy refreshments. Dianne Simpson, President of WHS SAE FTA leads pledge. MEETING District Director Sonya Branham. WHS SAE FTA members serve the guests refreshments. 101 STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The purposes of the Student Christian Fellowship Club are to provide an opportunity for students who would like to share experiences with others and to learn more about Christian living. In the meetings, there are de- votions and discussions of the problems of today. Outside activities are planned and the sponsors encourage each mem- ber to work as an individual in helping where he can. OFFICERS: Treas. : J. George; Sec. : D. Belton; Rep. : A. Kennedy; Pres. : A. Glenn; Chaplins: A. Greene, S. Murphy. FIRST ROW: A. Glenn, C. Chum, B. Jones, A. Kennedy, A. Brice, V. Yates, C. Cogdill, P. Frick, S. Harvey, M. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wheeler, M. O’Neal, B. Walker, R. Maple, D. Whitaker, T. Robinson, H. Davis, I. Beaver, D, Trapp, A. Greene, M. Mann, M. Huges, G, Anthony, D. Gadson, Mr, Roache. THIRD ROW: D, Belton, J. George, B. Johnson, V, Belton, D. Murphy, A. Weldon, C. Rexrode, P. Weldon. 102 FIRST ROW: J. Lewis, H. Hills. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McKeown, V. Watkins, G. Evans, B. Jackson, C. Holmes, M. Hall, W. Jackson, J. Randome, Future homemakers explore many areas of the kitchen. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Future Homemakers of America is an or- ganization of members enrolled in Consu- mer Economics Education. The members work toward a goal of helping individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. OFFICERS: Sec. : V. Watkins; Pres. ; J. Lewis; V. Pres. : G, Evans. 103 WHS MARCHING BAND The school year, 1974-75 has been a successful year for the Winnsboro High School Marching Band. The year started off with a good note, with the band attending each home football game and a majority of the off games. In addition to the entertainment at the football games, the band, under the dir- ection of Mr. R Mazyck, has partici- pated in parades. Homecoming and C hr Istmas, inclu s ively. On April 6, 1975, the band performed in concert, as a fund raising project for new uniforms. Winnsboro High's Drum Major, Keith Martin. The band participates at one home football game. Drummers march in the parade. 104 Reggie Gladney blows on! The Drum Major leads band in Homecoming parade. Mr. Mazyck directs the band. FIRST ROW: E. Moore, D. Belton, M. Cunningham, V. Long, M. Sims, B. Heath, T. Brown, C. Robinson, S. Harsey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pope, S. Alston, D. Martin, M. Nelson, P. Goins, A. Peters, J, Pullen, M. Robin- son, C. Williams, D. Praileau, T. Evans. BACK ROW: J. Herndon, G. Turner, D. McCants, N. Sanders, G. Kelly, C. Jackson, R. Gladney, E. Johnson, K. Talbert, S. Brown, A. Driggers. CHOR US BLOCK Block W is an athletic organization pro- moting good sportsmanship and em- phasizing physical fitness. Members consist of Winnsboro High School stu- dents who participate in sports, indu- ing cheerleading. Each year, the Block W sponsors an Athletic Banquet. Its main purpose is to increase school spirit and interests in athletics. FIRST ROW: T. Rexrode, B. Melton, R. Truesdale, C. Davis, H. Dorsey, H. Robertson, L. Stone, C. Stone, C. Pearson, M. Seibles, E. McGriff. BACK ROW: A. Kennedy, M. O'Neal, T. Jolly, R. Moore, B. Floyd, S. Robinson, M. Pearson, M, Irby, M. Rogers, M, Kennedy, M. Pearson, M. Davis, A. Glenn, G. Glenn, S. O'Neal, F. O'Neal, M. Brown, R Woodard, T. Bass. 106 4-H C FIRST ROW: S. Christensen, R. Moore, T. Rexxode, S. Timms; SECOND ROW: C. Marthers, D. Perry, T. Evans, S, Rowe, M. Jackson, T, Timms, A. Boggs, E. Coleman, P. Robertson, J. Ramsey, FIRST ROW: F. Small, G. Roseborough; SECOND ROW: Ms. Estes, T, Atkerson, C, Marthers, S. Kennedy, V. Watkins, J. George, M. Evans, LIBRARY CLUB 107 FIRST ROW: L. White, G. Mobley, E. Woods, B. Melton, T. Jolly, O. Yarborough, H. Chappell, A. Gaston, M. Milling, F. Pauling, F. Qualls, J. Davis, M. Woodard, M. Seibles, H. Dorsey, V. Davis, J. Ashford, S. Squirewell, E, Martin, F. Harris, SECOND ROW: Miss Maner, J. Cook, R, Rabb, S. Timms, K, Cook, E. Ashford, C. Williams, V. Ford, D. Whitaker, P. Starks, E. Belton, S. O'Neal, M. Kennedy, M. Gloyer, B, Thompson, S. Seibles, R. Kelly, J. Bagley, J. Washington, M. Pearson, A. Gaston, $. Kennedy, E. Squire- well, D. Irby, B. Taylor, D. Qualls, B. Hemphill; BACK ROW: J. Murphy, G. Deering, R. Belk, S. Chris- tensen, B. Timms, C. Stone, T. Glover. BUS DRIVERS The students and faculty of Winns boro High School appreciate the services that the bus drivers render every morning and afternoon Bus transportation is necessary for many Winnsboro High School students and serves as a convenience for those who live the fur- thest away from the school. Driving a bus means leaving a little earlier and returning a little later, but it consists mostly of driv- ing carefully and safely for the protection of each passenger. 108 Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun. , , . poof i no Three, two, one Chicken livers-n-popcorn doesn’t agree with everyone. You can't tell me this class is interesting 1 All's clear!11 Aren’t they cute? The Three Musketeers!? ! Papa bear, Mama bear, and Baby bear! It's the Tommy Rowe Free Period Express! 112 Oh, don't tell me that! The WHS big bad and boss boomerangs! 113 Hey! What's the hold-up? We're already 100 years behind! Don’t worry. Nobody will steal the fountain. 114 The Dark Room11 is like a daytime serial Sorry man, these two are taken! •’We'd rather fight than switch! Aren't you a little old to be sucking your thumb? Some of us have it . . . and some of us don't. Not bad! Not bad! 115 Who? Me? It's lemon eating time again! 116 117 Tiptoe through the tulips! Hurry! Which way is out? VARSITY FOOTBALL 118 FIRST ROW: A. Anderson, R. Moore, M. O'Neal, T. Rexrode, A. Watkins, B. Milton, J. Walters, R. Branham, T. Rouiware, C, Foster, A. Driggers, M. Irby, R. Foster; SECOND ROW: Coach Raines, W. Cade, C. Stone, L. Stone, J. Delly, M. Russell, T. Humphries, H. Robertson, S. Wade, C. Joye, J. Liscar, T. Gladden, A. Belton, L. Glenn, C. Few; THIRD ROW: Coach Catoe, S. Bairfoot, R. Harris, J. McCullough, W. Marthers, J. Weir, S. Robinson, R. Bagley, M. Rogers, L. Crowe, L. Roseborough, J. Reese, R. Belton, E. Martin, Coach Sims, Coach Hightower, Coach Manning; BACK ROW: S. Sims, G. Foster, S. Seibles, D. Jolly, B. Mason, R. Harsey, D. Bell, T. Melvin, T. Jolly, H. Dorsey, Coach Baxter. TEAM FACED TOUGH COMPETITION The year 1974 was a memorable, ex- citing, and challenging football season for the WHS team. They ventured out into a new gridiron competitive world --4-AAAA conference. WHS, formerly a member of 3-AAA conference, entered a new conference, but the competitive strategy and the game was the same. This was a season of games played under cloudy skies, falling rain, and muddy turf which all added to the Wildcats record, 2-1-8. 119 SENIOR Avery Anderson Tommy Boulware Larry Crowe Larry Glenn Tracy Jolly 120 Chuck Joye Wesley Marthers John McCullough PL A YERS Terry Melvin Richard Moore Marzettis O’Neal Todd Rexrode Herbert Robertson 121 Sammy Robinson Charles Stone Sammy Wade K 124 What re you sitting for, the game is out there! 2-4-15 Let's Boogie! 125 Calling all cars . . . Tell him to tie his shoes ! 126 127 GIRLS BASKETBALL SITTING: M, Brown, L. Spires, C. Kennedy, C. Isenhower, O. Milling, A. Boulware; KNEELING: M. Davis, S. Jordan, L. Harris, C. Owens, P. Brown, A. Kennedy, C, Rexrode; STANDING:Coach Hightower, M, Pear- son, S. Kennedy, B. McCrorey, K. Stevenson, Coach Monroe. The girls' basketball team ven- tured on unfamiliar courts with a new confidence and determina- tion, These factors enabled them to improve their game and set the tempo in games they diligent- ly strived to win. The girls con- cluded the season with a chal- lenging game against Gaffney. 131 Sr. Marvonia Pearson Sr, Karen Stevenson Coach Monroe talks with team. 132 Margie wonders about Lancaster's girls. Sr. Pearson returns to bench after final debut. Sr. Stevenson struggles for last grasp of ball. 133 Captains display teamwork, an essential element in basketball. 134 Tickling won't make me miss! Foxy Marvy shoots the pill! Hey! We have the same number! 135 There’s a strain on my neck. Yipes! It’s after us! STANDING: M, O'Neal, R. Woodard, H. Dorsey, S, Seibles, M. Gaither, B. Mason, S, Jones; SITTING: Coach Manning, B. Smith, E. McGriff, A, Watkins, C. Pearson. The Wildcats faced many obstacles in their quest for victory this season. Never- theless, they presented their fans with many exci- ting battles. They moved to 4-A conference and proved to many that they could be equally competent in this competition. 137 I'm the man 21. Sun Cun having fun! 138 Look, but don't touch! There it is. Try to take it. Triple Bump! ? SENIORS Moses Seibles 140 Sr, Pearson goes up for shot. 141 Henry heads for the hoop! Down Boy! L JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING: G. O'Neal, M. Pearson, J. Mattox, D. Lawson, C. Davis, R. Revels, M. Rogers, F. O'Neal, S. Hall; SITTING: F. Martin, V. Pearson, T, Bass, L. O'Neal, Coach Raines, Coach Manning. Scooter shoots for two. 142 George scrambles for ball possession. 143 Another two for me and you. You left your sneakers! ?! TRACK STANDING: Coach Hightower, F. Baker, T. Gladden, J. Foster, C. Joye; KNEELING: W. Cade, M. Sims, C. Few, J. Perry, B. Smith; SITTING: S. Wade, J. McCullough. Ballerina in action. Let 'er rip! ! 145 Marcus goes over sideways. m WILDCAT W ■ wmmmrnmm i- BASEBALL Players in outfield await ball. Fred takes off for the next base. Fluff slides to safety. Coach Manning instructs Zet and Fred, Players in dugout meditate. 149 CHEERLEADERS POWDER PUFF The Powder Puff Bowl, held on May 12, a fund raising project for the Winnsboro High school band uniforms was very successful. The game was exciting and much fun to all those attending. The teams consisted of senior and junior girls with sophomore girls divided between the two teams. The boys were cheerleaders and sponsored the senior girls. The senior team was victorious with a score of 12-0. The band played and cheered the girls on. A touchdown is made by the seniors. Junior powder puff players look desperate and worried. Abby Brice takes off with the ball. Elton Squirewell is crowned Powder Puff King. Cheerleaders?! ?! SPRING JAMBOREE The Spring Jamboree was held on May 16 during fifth and sixth peri- ods as a fund raising project for band uniforms. Sponsored by the Student Advisory Committee, the jamboree was most successful. Dancing, games and races were among the activities. Horeshoe throwing was quite exciting for ex- perts. Ids a close race for the sack racers. Marcus succeeds in getting the football through the tire. Apple-bobbing was challenging and very wet. Band members sold raffle tickets for a television. 153 Some of us will make it as caterpillars, some won't. 1975 JR. SR. PROM The Junior Senior Prom held on April 18, 1975 was very enjoyable to everyone attending. The music was provided by Free Spirit” of Charlotte, North Caro- lina. This group aroused the spirits of everybody. The theme of Somewhere My Love was illustrated beautifully as the gym was decorated to match it. The co- operation of all involved helped to make this year's prom a success. Free Spirit is really doing their thing. Party time is anytime and anytime is party time. Couples dance to the musical tones of the spirited band. Sophomores prepare and serve drinks and delicacies. Couples wait in line to get their pictures taken. 11 Do we have eyes for you! 154 Floyd Pauling escourts his date, Sherlon Gibbs to their table. Much excitement is expressed on the faces of those at- tending. Frazee Harris seems to be displaying his outfit and shoes instead of dancing with his date. Not only are the juniors and seniors enjoying the prom, but the faculty members are too. Richard and Lisa are really boogying to the music Stanley and Lolita try to play it cool, of Free Spirit. 155 A THLETIC AWARDS BANQUET The Athletic Awards Banquet, held in the school cafeteria on the evening of May 14, was a complete success. Four seniors and one freshman were awarded most valuable players. All senior athletes received a plaque to remember the years that they participated in sports at Winns- boro High. The guest speaker, Bobby Hussey, encouraged the seniors and all Others who attended. Most Valuable Girl's Basketball Player: Sonya Kennedy Most Valuable Football Player: John McCullough Most Valuable Basketball Player: Calvin Pearson Most Valuable Baseball Player: Marzettis O'Neal Most Valuable Track Player: Chuck Joye Master of Ceremonies, Jerry Bone, welcomes guests. Coaches Raines and Catoe appreciate the head coach, Coach Mac. The senior’s plaques are admired by the young ladies. Miss Monroe prepares to present an award. The young men take time out for a snapshot. Miss Monroe shows off her gift presented by the bas- ketball team. 157 Class History: L. Brooks and C. Martin Class Gift: Santana O'Neal Class Poem; Alan Pullen 158 Choral Ensemble: ’’We’ve Only Just Begun' Science and Math Awards: Richard Smith DAR: Dianne Simpson John Philip Sousa Award: Calvin Jackson Zuzammen Book Club Awards: L Brooks, C. Martin, S. O'Neal, D. Simpson, C. Davis, M. Pearson, R. Smith. 159 Inquirendo Book Club Awards: Lisa Brooks and Marvonia Pearson. Graduation night will be a memorable oc- casion for all the graduates of WHS. Most expecially it will be remembered by Mar- vonia Pearson, who delivered the speech, Karen Stevenson, who gave the invocation, Richard Smith, who welcomed the audience, and Dianne Simpson, who gave the benedic- tion. I I 160 Gloria Belton Lila Branham Lisa Brooks Vanessa Cooper Carolyn Davis Linda Fagan Stephen Gantt Gwendolyn Glenn Robert Haygood Nancy House Calvin Jackson Marilyn Kennedy Barbara Lake Randy Lutz Cathy Martin Debra Massey Marzettis O'Neal Santana O'Neal Miriam Pauling Marvonia Pearson Vernice Perry Alan Pullen Renee Rabb Louise Saunders Dianne Simpson Richard Smith Shirley Tanner Deborah Timms Samuel Wade 161 'Best Wishes on your graduation The United States Marine Corps sends best wishes for your future success. SYLVESTER DAVIS, SR. GUNNERY SERGEANT OFFICE PH: 765-5759 765-5750 1232 LAUREL COLUMBIA, S.C. 29201 162 ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 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 UniroyaTs Leaders Tomorrow. 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Manager - Jasper Adams Class From DANIEL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors For The V. C. Summer Nuclear Site Jenkinsville, S.C. CHARM CORPORATION OF ■SOUTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURER OF LADIES LOUNGE WEAR Where people are our most important product. 11 PAUL’S PONTIAC AND BUICK CO. INC. AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE Call Long Distance Chester 385-3196 WOULDN’T YOU REALLY RATHER HAVE A BUICK? Hwy. 72 Bypass Chester, S, C, 179 PATRON RECOGNITION The Annual Staff wishes to acknowledge those patrons who donated contributions toward the publication of this yearbook by dedicating this page to them. Because of unfortunate cir- cumstances, we regret that we are unable to name those persons. To each of those, we extend our deepest apprecia- tion and gratitude. Editor ALMA MATER 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 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. MARSHALLA RENEE ALEXANDER Chorus: 11. JANICE ALSTON ’'Shorty ' GEORGINE AMERSON George ARTHUR AVERY ANDERSON Soap1 Football; 10,12, Block-W; 10, 12, Track; 10, 12. EDDIE JAMES ASHFORD Red HOB1A RUDENE ASHFORD JIMMY ASHFORD, Bus Driver: 10,11,12. JOHNNY CARMICHAEL ASHFORD Bubba Basketball; 10,11, Block-!; 11, Bus Driver; 11,12. BERNARD BAGLEY Hop Football; 10, Career Develop- ment; 10, Track; 12. JOHN WESLEY BAGLEY Hunk Bus Driver; 11,. 12. REGINA BAILEY • ' Trudy Deca; 10,12 JOHNNY LEE BARBER Buddy Football; 10. FRED BASS, JR. . Skeet: Block W; LI, 12, Basketball; 10, 11, Baseball; 11,12. RUSSELL NELSON BELK Rusty Belk Bus Driver; 11,12, Christian Club; 10,11, FFA; 12, 4-H; 10,11. M‘!- CILYRLENE DELORIS BELTON Snoopy CURTIS BELTON Head Doctor FRANKLIN BELTON Hand Doctor MAGGIE LEE BELTON JAMES LEE BONEY, JR. Jimmy Baseball; 11, 4-H; 10,11, 12; FFA; 10, (Vice President), 11,12; Y'oung Fanner; 11, (Secretary), 12; Harticulture; 10,11. THOMAS OSBORNE BOULWARE JR. Tubby Football; 10, 11, 12; Track; 10, 11, 12; Block-W; 11,12. I LAVONNE BOYD Newspaper; 10, 11, (12 Editor); FT 10, (11,12, Secretary); Beta Club; 11, 12; Senior Assembly; 12; Prom Committee; 11. BESSIE MAE BROWN Shortie Deca; 10. CELESS BROWN Jim CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN Charlie CARLD. BUTLER Pete EDWARD JA VERONICA MA'KEIA BROWN 'Ronnie Student Council; 11; Drama Club; 11. LOLITA COMMANDORE BYRD Sissy Career Education; 10. DIANNE CAMPBELL SAE FTA; 11, 12; Annual Staff; 12; Football Sweetheart; 11; Miss Winns- boro High; 12. GLORIA JEAN CANTY Toot FTA; 10; Christian Club; 10. QUEEN ELIZABETH CASON Deca; 10; Pep Squad; 11. SARAH RACHEL CHAMBERS STEVEN CHRISTENSEN Chrissy 4-H; 10,12; Football; 11; Track; 10, 11; Bus Driver; 11,12; Block- Wj 10, 11, 12. SUSAN PARKER CLAYTOR LINDA ANN FA GOL BEVERLY JEAN FEW Christian Club: 10; FHA: 10; Color- guard: 10. ROBERT E, FEW Football: 10. WILLIAM EDWARD RUFUS FRICK, JR. Bill Student Council: 12; Horticul- ture: 11; 4-H: 10,11,12; FFA: 11,12; Christian Club: 10, 11, 12; Office Help;- 12; Dept. Worker: 10,11,12. RAY CHARLES GADSON MORRIS LESLIE GAITHER Wheat Basketball: 10,11,2. STEPHEN W.’ GANTT Steve: 4-H: 10,J.l, 12. ALEXANDER WAR DELL GASTON Ducky Football. 10, 11; Bus Driver: 11,12; Block-W: 11. THERESA DIANE GIBSON FHA; 10. VANESSA RHAE COOPER Annual Staff; 10,11,12; Chorus; 11; Choral Ensemble; 11; Student Ad- visory; 12; Senior Assembly; 12; Christian Club; 10. STANLEY CRAIG • Poor Pat Basketball; 10, 11; Block-W'; 11; Bus Driver; 11, 12. GWENDOLYN NELL CRAWFORD Gwen Colorguard; 10. LAWRENCE DANIEL CROWE Larry Football; 10, 11,12; Block-W; 12. LOGAN CRUMPTON Deca; 12. CAROL DELINDA CUR LEE Tricky Student Christian: 10; FHA: 10, 11; FTA: 11; Senior Assembly 12. MORRIS STANLEY GILBERT Super JANICE LAVERN GLADNEY Jenny DONALD GLENN GWENDOLYN DELORES GLENN Pocohantas Student Council: 11, 12, (Sec. ); Annual Staff: 10, 11, (Asst. Sports Editor), 12. (Sports Editor); Newspaper: 11; Cheerleader: 11, 12; Pep Squad: 10; Block-W; 11, 12; Chorus; 11; Choras Ensemble: 11; Bus Driver: 11, 12; Prom Committee: 11; Drama: 10,11 LA RRY VERNON GLENN Smottie Deca; 12. MICHAEL A. BOYD Michael B. Student Council; 12. BEARN A RD BOYD roy Boyd fRANHAM 11. M ; 10,(11, Asst. S. AE FTA: i. SMor CIt Lou Chorus; 11. CAROLYN DAVIS C ,D Beta Club; 11, 12; Prom Committee; 11, (Secretary); Student Council; 12; Student Advisory; 11. JOHN HENRY DAVIS Rev. Buck 4-H; 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver; 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff; 12. (Photographer) MARY ELLEN DAVIS Thudder Gal Block-W; 10,11, 12; Deca; 10; Basketball; 10,11; Pep Squad; 10. SHARON UTOPIA DAVIS Shank L R H IRGINIA DAWKINS Doc Football; 10, 11, 12; Track: 10, 11; Block-W: 11, 12; Bus Driver: 10,11, 12. THOMAS CT.............. Biggun EARLE va p| | - Earle the Pearl Career Development: 10; Bus Driver: 11, 12. MICHEAL ANDREW GIWFLCL ..... Lone Ranger DORETHEA GREENE Dot 4-H: 10, CATHY LYNN GUNTER Student Christian Club: 10; Newspaper Staff: 11. SHIRLEY' LANE GUNTHROPE Boot Chorus: 11; Deca: 11; Knitting; 11; Deca; if, :r); Senior Assembly; 12; ANlfl ALL i 181 . Football; 10; Bus i,12. PATRICIA HARRISON - “Boo SHARON LEE HARSEY Sherry Annual Staff; TO, 11, (Asst. Business Manager), 12, (Business • Manager); Beta Club: 11, (Sec, ); V Chorus; 11,12; Choral Ensemble: 11, 12; Prom Committee: 11; Studej Advisory: 12; Senior Assembly m; Christian Club: 10. ROBERT LEE HAYGOOD W -ft Yankee Christian Club; 10; Be|J Club: 11; Newspaper Staff: 12. BILL HEILMAN I Wild Bill Hatchman BOOKER T, HEMPHILL, JRA .-3 Maine EMiMA HEMPHILL JEFF HERNDON CA ROLYN LOISTINE JONES Deca: 1. CHARLES MIKELL JONES Hollywood Football: 10,11; Track; 11; Block-W; 10, 11; Art Club: 12. : CHEJENNE JONES Crow-Dad mS f BOBBY GENE ELLY FFA: 11,12.'. 1 jW HARRY DONEfyni rnDY 4 Harry D. Trumpfiie BdrM: 11, it. INGA DLANE KENNEDY - ' Pick Newspaper Staff: 10 Student Advisory: 11; Prom Committe: 11; Block-W: 11; Cheerleader: 11; Student Council: 10,11,12, (President). MARILYN VALERIA KENNEDY? Puddin Newspaper $g$j£: 10, 11; Pep Squad: 10; Drama CluoV’Tl; Student Council: 11,12; Student AcJvijpry; 12; Prom Committe: 11; Block WL 11, 12; Bus Driver: 11,12; CheerleadeS 11, 12; Senior Assembly: 12. JOYCE KINCADE Dottie ALTHONLA K1NSLER AI BA RBA RA ANN LAKE � ■ B.A. Deca, U; Beta Club, 11,12, (Treasurer); Furman Scholar, 11, MARY FAYE LAWSON Deca, 11, 12, (President); 4-H, 10; Choir Club ,11. KRISTI ANNE LE1TNER Senior Assembly, 12. v BRENDA RHAYVAUGH LUMPKIN Ray - RANDY WADE LUTZ Beta Club, 12; Chess Club, 11. j ent sti DEBRA EVELYN MASSEY - Debbie Beta Club, 12; tuderi HP SHA RON KATHLEEN MATfTHEwi WILHEMENIA McC LURK 111 Menia .... MARSHA GAIL McCOY Blondie Student Christian Club, 10, (Sec.); FTA, 10; Choral Ensemble 11; Senior Class Sec, 12; Miss Senior,! 12. MIRIAM McCOY Punkin JOHN FRANKLIN McCULLOUGH faff, ro;fT a sst. Editor), 12, (Editor); Jet a Club, 11 ,‘f 2; Stu- dent Council, 11: Senior Assembly.,_ 'Ttz] C he.er I ea d e r, 11,12; Graduation Marshal, 11. CATHERINE L. MULING f. ||L� Cathy 4 —H, lOR€hrBtlan Club, 10; Color Guard, 11; Beta Club 12; Chorus, 11; Annual Staff, 12. FLOYD CROSBY PAULING Bo Bus Driver, 11,12; Aui$ Body Moot Football, 10, II, 12, (Most r -' and Folder, 10, 11 n liio Klo 1 mom T-1 n r-lr 1 Cl 11 'K TR T A I A WFTTF Valuable Lineman); Track, 10,11, 12; Block-W, 10,11,12. LULA MAE McCULLOUGH 4-H, 10; Chorus, 10. JENNIFER OLltlA McGRAW g'jenny PepWquad, 11. JENNE ?iijE ££%E WILLIAM McGRIFF Weasel Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball, 11; Block-W, 11. JOHN CURTIS McKlNSTRY Pork Chop Christian Club, 11, 12. TYRONE McLURKIN Bahii TERRELL SIMS MELVIN Sue Football, 10,11,12, (Selected todie ShiiSie Bowl); Track, 10; Block- Wrtf), 11,12, ‘ MARTHA WYLIE MENG Mops Annual Staff, 10, 11, 12, (Asst. .Class Editor); SAE FTA, 10, 11, (Presic nt), 12; GREGORY MILLING SHARON MITCHUM Me Me Choir, 10,11; Student Council, 10; Drama Club, 11. CASSANDRA YVONNE MONTGOMERY Pap Deca, 11. RICHARD T. MOQRE The Kid Block- , 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball, 10, 11, 12; Ba%ball, 11; Track, 10, IT; 4-H, 10, 1W LILLIE MAE MOZiE Sis Pep Squad, 11. DALLAS DAVID MURPHY Skipper Christian Club, 10,11, 12, (Chairman); Chess Club, 11; Student Council 12. SHARON RENEE MURPHY Sirine Chorus, 11; Jr. Class Private), 11. MIRIAN JANETTE PAyiLNG Miriam Beta CLub, I2yi(Sec). CALVIN PEARSON £ . b BaBa Basketball, 10, IT, 12. pP RAY STANLEY PERRY VERNICE PERAy NANCY PORTER Christian Club, 10; Chorus, 10; Library Club, 10, 11. BETTY ANDRENIA FRA ILEA U Head ALAN WAYNE PULLEN Christian Club, 10; Beta Club, Student Council, 11,12; (Treasured jjjfc ' Senior Assembly, 12; Whose Whc Jl. CATHERINE QUALLS Cat Christian Club, 10,11. RENEE CHARMIEN RABB Nee Annual Staff, 10, 11, (Co- Editor), 12. (Editor); Bus Driver, 11, 12; Student Council, 10; Majorette, 12;., Color Guard, 11; Beta Club 11, 12j ; Prom Committee, 11. JOE MELVIN RAMSEY Hec Ramsey FFA, 10, (President;), 11, (Sec.), 12, (Vice PresidentyjF JOHN TODD REX RODE John Boy1’- FootbalL-XJL Y2j Christian Club, ... 12; Block-W, 11 12. JANNIE BELLE RICHARDSON, Belle 4-H, 10; C� stian Chorus, 11; Pep Squad, 10; LiBWpp1 Club, 11. HENRY RICHMOND JERT LEE ROBERTS ■the Love Bug 4-F tII.JZ, (Captain); Fo 182 12; Block-W, 11,12. THOMAS E. ROBERTSON Tommy' 4-H, 10,11; Bus Driver, 11, 12. BRENT DANDREA ROBINSON INEZ ROBINSON Nell Chorus, 10, 11. SAMMIE LEE ROBINSON Big Sam Block-W, 10,11, 12; Football, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10,11,12. HAROLD ROSEBOROUGH LOUIS ALEXANDER ROSEBROUGH Football, 11; Block-W, 11 THOMAS EARL ROWE Slick Football Manager, 10, 11; Chorus, 11; Drca, 11,12. BETTY JANE RUSSELL B. J. FHA, 11; Chorus, 11; Christian Club, 10, 11; 4-H, 10. ALPHONSO SAMUEL Phonso DLANA SAMUEL Diane Deca, 11, 12. NATHANIEL SANDERS, JR. Bubba 4-H, 10,11; Chorus, 12. LOUISE GIBSON SAUNDERS Lou FTA, 11, 12; Beta Club, 12, (President); Newspaper Staff, 12, (Feature Editor); Student Council, 12; Intramurals, 10; Prom Committee, 11. MOSES SEIBLES Basketball, 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver, 10, 11, 12; Block-W, 11, 12; Track, 12. TIMOTHY LEE SEIBLES Tim LAURA SHANNON DAVID OSCAR SIMMONS DIANNE SIMPSON Student Advisory, 10; FTA SAE, 10, 11, (Vice President), 12, (President); Drug Abuse Team, 10; Beta Club, 11, 12; Annual Staff, 10, 11, 12; (Class Editor); Senior Class Treasurer, 12; DAR Good Citizen., 12; Graduation Marshal, 11. JAMES ROGER SMALL Roy Bus Driver, 11. RICHARD CLYDE SMITH Beta Club, 11,12; Christina Club, 10; Graduation Marshal, 11; Furman Scholar, 11. SUSAN NOVELL SMITH Christian Club, 10,11, (Treasurer); Newspaper, 10,11, (Asst. Sports Editor), 12, (Co-Sports Editor); FTA, 11,12; Block-W, 11, 12; Cheerleader, 11,12, (Head Cheerleader); Student Advisory, 12, (District Membetf; ELTON SQUIREWELL Bub Basketball, 10, 11. KAREN ELAINE STEVENSON Big K Christian Club, 10; Block-W, 10, 11, 12; FTA, 11,12; Newspaper Staff, 12, (Co-Sports Editor); Senior Assembly, 12; Vice President of Sr. Class. KENNETH STEVENSON Kenny B. CHARLES STONE The Rock Student Council, 10; Block-W, 10, 11,12; Senior Assembly, 12, President of Sr. Class; Football, 10, 11, 12; track, 10,11; Baseball, 11; Bus Driver, 10,11,12. SHIRLEY RUTH TANNER Peanut Chorus, 10; 4-H, 10; Christian Club, 10. WILBUR DARRELL TANNER Darrell ALVESTER LORAN TAYLOR Vester FHA, 11; Chorus, 10; 4-H, 10; Christian Club, 10,11, BILLY TAYLOR Rook 4-H, 10; Christian Club, 10, 11, (Sec.); Chorus, 10,11. SUSAN MAY TAYLOR Susan Color Guard, 10; Student Advisory, 10; Christian Club 10. MARY THOMPSON BARNEY TIMMS Bus Driver, 11,12. DEBORAH ANN TIMMS Dat Christian Club, 10; Beta Club, 11; FTA SAE, 10,11, (Treasurer), 12, (Reporter). SAMMY TIMMS 4-H, 10,11,12; FFA, 12; Bus Driver, 11,12. BUFORD TRAPP m cliff CYNTHIA MARIE TRAPP Kitten MARY LEE TRAPP Cannia Christian Club, 10, LASHERN TUCKER Porky FTA, 10, 11; Christian Club, 10, 11, (Sec. ); Office Aid, 12. PATSY ANN TURNER Bud Student Council, 12, (Asst. Sec.); Newspaper Staff, 11; Home- ■coming Queen, 11; Per Squad, 11. SAMUEL WADE Sam Football, 11,12; Track, 10, 11, 12; Student Advisory, 11; Block-W 11,12, (Vice President); Beta Club, 11,12; Senior Assembly, 12, DELOIS WALKER Po Christian Club, 10,11; Pep Squad, 11. PEGGY A. WALKER Munckin Secretary of Sr. Class. ROSA LEE WALKER FREDDIE LEE HILL Bo RICKY HOLLIS Ricky De Moon Band: 10,11,12; Chorus: 11,12; Student Council: 12. RANDY JUSTINE HOPKINS Christian Club: 10, NANCY ALBERTA HOUSE Nannie Newspaper Staff; 12. ROBBIE HUGHES CAROL ANNE HUNTER John FTA SAE: 11, 12; Prom Com- mittee: 11; Newspaper Staff: 12. ARGRETHA LEE IRBY Grete” Basketball; 10,11; Block-W: 10, 11; Chorus: 11; Career Education: 10; Deca: 12. DENNIS WARDELL IRBY Coon Football: 10. MARGARET I. IRBY Mop Chorus: 11; Prom Committee: 11. ADA MAE JACKSON Dooley ANGIE LEE JACKSON Moo 4-H: 10. CALVIN JACKSON Dr. Joe Julio Jeanjack Bus Driver: 11, 12; Student Christian Club: 10; Drama Club: 11, (Vice President); Stu- dent Council: 11; S. C. Drug Abuse Asst.: 10; Choral Ensemble: 11; Sr. Assembly: 12; Chorus: 11, 12. MICHEAL RUSSELL JACKSON Mike Art Club: 12; 4-H: 10, 11, 12; Christian Club: 10, 11; Chorus: 10, 11. SYLVESTER LANE JACKSON Big Hum 4-H: 10, 11, 12; Chess: 11, WILLLAMA. JACKSON Amp Art Club: 12, THEODOREJ, JENKINS, JR, Buttemutt J.V. Basketball: 10; Music Appreciation: 10,11. ELOISE JOHNSON Wess Deca: 11, (Chainnan); 4-H: 10. JIMMY McKINLEY JOHNSON, Jr. Ken PATSY ANN JOHNSON Nudie Drama Club: 10. TRACY STEVEN JOLLY Big T Football: 11,12; Bus Driver; 11, 12; Track: 11, 12; Senior Assembly: 12; Block-W: 11, 12. JENNIFER DOUG1AS WALLACE Jen JACQUELINE DENISE WASHINGTON Jackie Bus Driver, 10, 11, 12; 4-H, 10. MARY LEE WATKINS MayLee 4-H, 10. BONNIE JEAN WATSON Jeannie Pep Squad, 11; Annual Staff, 12; Library Club, 11; Christian Club, 10. EDDIE WHITE JAMES WHITE Man J. DAVID WILLIAMS Stein Deca, 12. DAISY DIANE WOODARD Red Deca, 10,11, (Sec.), 12; Chorus, 11. JAMES WOODARD, JR. Rro Chorus, 11. OTIS ODELL YARBROUGH Dell 4-H, 10,11. LINDA YATES Terry Christian Club, 10,11; Annual Staff, 12; Art Club, 12. CHERYL YVONNE YOUNG Monk Chorus, 10: Library Helper, 12. SPENCER YOUNG Jip Basketball, 10. 183 DEDICA TION In every play there are people who are not the main stars, yet who leave a lasting impression on the other members of the cast because of their sincerity and con- cern. We would like to bring a special recognition to two outstanding people who have worked especially hard to make our play a success. Mrs. Lucy McGuirt and Mr. Clarence Reid have been great sup- porting actors of our play. We appreciate these people and thank them for their help in enriching each of our lives 184