Walterboro High School - Paw Print / Lair Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

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ALICE WARD SMOAK Walterboro, S. C. “A Hie” Assistant Editor of Wildcat (3) ; Editor of Wildcat; President of French Club. Secretary of Glee Club History Club; Editor of Cedar Chest. Alice, the senior, is the same old dependable girl as she “uster was”. She is very studious and thorough in her work, which has made her one of the leaders of her class. She has studied music for many years and shows great talent along that line. Alice has naturally made a host of friends during her four years of high school, being very popular among the teachers as well as the students, but is not much on shieks. And say—she’s a member of the Infernal Rectangle—Shhh! Some girl. WILLIAM PALMER SAUNDERS Walterboro, S. C. “Panks” “Country” Base Ball (3) ; Foot Ball (2) (3) (4) ; Captain (4) : Vice President of Class; President of Student Council. By his attractive personality “Panks” has won the friendship of all his classmates and teachers. As President of the Student Council he has been ardently admired by all his associates. “Country” has been an outstand- ing star in athletics. He played varsity foot ball and during that time was one of the “Wild Cat”, mainstays. We wish him as great a career in college as he has had in high school.

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MARY ELIZABETH RIVERS Walterboro, S. C. “Good Looking” “Jack” Glee Club ; History Club. Home Econo- mics Club; U. D. C. Essay Prize (1). If you should hear, floating down the hall at Columbia College next year, “Oooh, I just met the eutest boy!”, you would know that it was Mary Rivers speaking and that an- other poor boy had fallen. But she is not of the light-headed sort, though she is light hearted and wit- ty and enjoys a good time. She has dignity and poise. In other words, she is a good sport and knows when to be grave and when to be gay. And, besides all this, she was voted the most beautiful in the whole school. Mary’s face is her fortune— So I’ve been told; It’s worth more to her Than jewels and gold. NORMA SAULS Walterboro, S. C. “Sis” “Norme” Wildcat staff; History Club. We all know “Sis” by her host of friends, who are always flocking around her. She is a friend, too, one of those “all wool and yard wide” kind. Can she dance? Well, who says she can’t? And you can always tell when “Norme” is around by her good natured laugh. She sure can give you a good time and make you feel at home. We hate for the time to come when we must part. .

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HERBERT L. STOKES Walterboro, S. C. “Measley” High School Orchestra (3) (4) : Class Historian; Manager of Base Ball T-eam; Glee Club; History Club; Wild Cat Staff; Physics Club. On a bright morning of Septem- ber, 1922, the doors of old W. H. S. were thrown open to welcome Stokes, a native of Walterboro and better known to us as “Measly”. “Measly” has always been a hard working student in all lines, but he shows a preference for electricity. Like “Solly’7, he spends much of his time thinking about radios. Not one with more wit can be found, but his special weakne s is Girls. He is partial to the name of Helen and at most any time can be found hanging around near the hospital. “Measly”, old boy, here's wishing you the best of luck. We are as- sured that you will accomplish ’■reat things in the future. ERNESTINE SULLIVAN Walterboro, S. C. “Sadie” “Ernie” Wildcat Staff (3) C4) ; Secretary of French Club ; Secretary of Home Economics Club ; History Club. In Ernestine we find a lovable, sweet girl, a loyal school citizen, and a friend to all. Faults?—she has none, unless it be considered a fault to be especially fond of a cer- tain Junior. “Sadie” is interesting and vivacious and especially fond of Home Economics (she also has judgment and knows what subjects will be of most use to her later!) Her charming personality has won for her a host of friends of both sexes. “Ernie”, we wish you the best of luck in the line you take up, and we know that you will be as suc- cessful in life as you were in high school.