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Fairfield Alums are True to Their School

December 2, 2021 By Barbara Ball Leave a Comment
Carlton Shields, Daniel Belton, Benjamin Singleton, Robbie Armstrong, Vivian Powe, William Armstrong, Jr., Willie James Milton, Dorothy Simpson Cornelius, Diolar Smith, James Able, Jr. and Calvin Butler, Jr. | Photos: Barbara Ball

WINNSBORO – As about 10 class groups gathered for the bi-annual Fairfield High School Alumni reunion on Saturday, each class tailgated under their group’s colorful tent. Alumni Association President Donald Prioleau emceed the event and DJ Pete Martin took care of the music.

The weather was beautiful and everyone ate, visited and danced through the afternoon. The day ended with about 30 of the alums parading their classic cars around the school.

On Sunday morning, they gathered for a drive-in service on the school grounds.

Class of 1972
  • Delores and Clarence Gilbert, Betty Young Stewart and Catherine Barber
  • Robert Davis and his 1969 Corvette Stingray
The reunion committee, from left, Robert Davis, Edwina Gooden, Clarence Gilbert, Betty Milton, Nancy McClurkin, Sharron Wade-Byrd, Don Prioleau, president of the Fairfied Alumni Association, and Sylvia Harrison
  • Servers for the Class of ‘62 are Donna Benson, Carolyn Richmond, Burnella Harrison and Mary Starks
  • John Ford in his red ‘57 Chevrolet
Dancing on the green
  • DJ for the day Pete Martin
  • Charlie Montgomery (‘66), Porter Able (‘69) Larry Carter (‘69)
Fairfield County Councilmen Clarence Gilbert, Moses Bell (chair) and Shirley Greene, Fairfield County School Board Trustee Sylvia Harrison (Dist. 1), Dist. 41 House Rep Annie McDaniel and Ridgeway Town Councilman (Mayor Pro-Tem) Don Prioleau
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