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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

A RECORD OF CLASSMATES AND HAPPENINGS OF MY HIGH SCHOOL YEAR ★ MY NAME---------------- % ★ CLASS OF- MY SCHOOL■ ★ MY TOY N■ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ •T. B. Stevenson, Superintendent Mrs. R. D. Anderson Miss Anna Mae Baskin Miss Estelle Dunlap Mrs, Clara Eis bourne Mr. James G. Eishburne Miss Anne Glymph Mr. L. E. Gosnell Miss Gerry Graham Miss Doris Holler Miss Doris Jac son Mrs. J. M. Lee Mr, T. L, Martin Mrs. T. L. Martin Miss Gertrude 01leal Miss Edith Tanner Mrs, H. E. Thomas Miss Adelaide Thomson Miss Emily Webber Mrs. J. T. Whitney Miss Louise Zeigier AUTOGRAPHS o$ my TecicAeA . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sen ors MARY LOU 5ANPERS Secretary Margaret Baldwin 'iorma Beacir J ck Bests i ger EVELYN KAXCEY j treasurer ■JY M . Bishop: Richard Brown. Seartrude Browning- Doris - Lee. Colli ns Louise Craven :R« C Crosbyj Jr Watson Crosby Elizabeth. C fiaiings Talbert DeWiti Herman Dopeon Sen ors Evelyn Herndon Helen Herndon. Lanier Hi okman . Roland jlicamn. Mary belle. Hilton. James Hughes Ruth Jaillette •• Helena niiiard Anita User Mildred Sager Randolph Soger Lydia jharti r� Kathryn Mathews Jack Moylan Ralph. Mettles Cecilia Padgett ★ ★ Elizabeth Prine Frames ; Renta Fletcher Riddle Henry Salter Mary Mitchell Sanders Catherine Seigier : t Wiightmaia Smeak Edward. Strickland ; : Elizabeth Ulmer Margaret Varnadoe Constance Wit sell • Evelyn Smith Sot Shown, Jimmie Black Post Graduates™V'irg±:iia Fripp Betty Haye Smith I 6 Autographs o0emolL The history began one September day in 1932 when forty- three timid boys and girls clinging to their mothers’ arms entered the first grade to begin the long educational journey which is climaxed this May� Of the twenty-one boys and thirty-nine girls now in our class there are only three boys and ten girls who started the first grade in the Walterboro Elementary School� In 1938 we received our promotion certificates to Junior High� In the exercise Mary Mitchell Sanders received the cit- izenship award� As we entered Junior High School we were joined by many newcomers until our class roll at one time increased to one- hundred and twenty-five members in the eighth grade� During our Junior High School we were engaged in many interesting activities and events� We have tried to carry out the customs and traditions of our High School and feel that we have made a very definite contribution to the life and welfare of the school� We have been particularly active in athletics� The following seniors were on the football team; J� M- Bishop Richard Brown Joe Dodd Ralph Nettles Fletcher Riddle Henry Salter Wightm an Sm o ak Tiller Strickland The following seniors were members of basketball teams; GIRLS Elizabeth Cummings Harriet Fripp Ruth Jaillette BOYS Fletcher Riddle Henry Salter Mary Mitchell Sanders Connie Witsell Wightman Smoak Tiller Strickland We feel that we have done well in our school publications� The WILDCAT staff issued ten publications� Wightman Smoak is editor of our annual THE LAIR and Mary Mitchell Sanders Is editor of our school paper THE WILDCAT� fEAI OR O PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER VALEDICTORIAN OUR CLASS MOTTO OUR CLASS COLORS COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES' COMMENCEMENT SERMON WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DATE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DATE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ J UN ions K 'i ktU .'K ’vkR'X,;,- ' i'B V, S,iv, !, ,-;-5 'Cn'vV,si; ?' sm'n -k :; s ; WA-.a? 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President; Viee-Pres: Secretary; Treasurer: Boodie Kinsey Caroline Rhodes Jack Garter Bobby Carter isSrint ;'A VOte 7 Lt LLIAN,'-- FLETCHER £test £ook uy MARGARET'- JACK Jfost yersaa e MARY r , JOE Jfost yr etta y MARGARET '•WiGHTMAN yfost 'pay a at' LILLIAN -RICHARD pesi QZ pbauaf HARRIET'-TALBERT Cuh-est C0 aMPP£ .ATHLETICS 0 £ Jp GLEE CLUB CO-OP CLASS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WILD CAT STAFF ‘ PLAY CAST OF HERE COMES PATRICIA P.E.P. OFFICERS BLOCK W LAIR STAFF OcimUcO CAMERA QCtckA IN THE HUDDLE Attention COACH mU CAPTAINS our team KEEPING TRIM OVER THE TOP GAME OPPONENTS PLACE DATE THEIR SCORE OUR i SCORE ! .... — P vis if:S H i V i ITORS OME HM x- ' il • ■ • ,...,. .... V'; '% h; %yl :'(P W tfci y . Bsi?'- • 1IM-:. llp ••;• Mpfe ■� ■ ASCRAP DRIVE This year in our high school we hdve been doing things to help bring Victory sooner� Our President urged the people to help collect scrap� Drives were put on in all of the schools� Our high school collected 100«,000 lbs� of scrap metal and rubber� WAR BONDS AND STAMPS in the lobby of the school every day at recess, the National Honor Society sells War Bonds and Stamps� A goal has been set —to sell enough War Bonds and Stamps by the end of the school year to buy a Jeep� This Jeep will cost $900� VICTORY CORPS The 9th, 10th, and 11th grade pupils are eli gible for membership in the Victory Corps� This organization has five divisions: Land, Air, Sea, Community, and Production� Each has different qualifications, but they all require Physic. cal Education which .is taught by Miss Tanner and Coach Martin� An obstacle course is used, calisthenics and team sports are stressed� Many are enrolled in this course� Other courses which help the pupils for these divisions are: Shop, Agriculture, Co-op, a class in Retail Salesmanship, Home Economics, Home Nursing, Electricity, Math- ematics, and the Commercial subjects� About 75 per cent of our pupils are doing voluntary work, such as being employed in some store, planting Victory Gardens, spotting planes, and rolling bandages� RED CROSS . We realize that the Red Cross is one of the largest and most necessary organizations in our “All out for Victory Program”;, To this organization, our school has contributed the following amounts: Soldier Kits, $69 07| The enrollment of the Junior Red Cross Membership, $31� 04; Red Cross contri- butions, $97� 52; and to several other individual organizations�