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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

THE 1964 LAIR Presents. . You - the students of W. H. S Presented by — The Senior Class WALTERBORO HIGH SCHOOL Waiterboro, South Carolina Nancy Jo Padgett............................................ Editor Beverly Kinsey....................................Business Manager Mrs. Carroll B. Godwin.................................... Advisor 2 FOREWORD HAPPINESS IS--- Happiness Is Learning-------- Happiness is knowing the right answers on a big test... watehing chemicals react in an experiment... typing sixty words a minute without a mistake. Happiness Is Competing------- Happiness is winning the Beaufort football game 7-6... lettering in a sport...setting a new track record... knowing the players have not been injured. Happiness Is Achieving------- Happiness is making the Honor Roll...getting accepted by the college of your choice... being electeo a class beauty... going to Girls’ or Boys’ State....working on Senior Workday. Happiness Is Having Fun------- Happiness is attending an exciting football game.... dancing at the Junior-Senior...talking with your “special one” at lunch or between classes...cheering at pep rallies. Most of all, happiness is being a part of the student body of Walterboro High School and participating in its activities. We hope your school year has indeed been a happy one. ALMA MATER Angels, guard our Alma Mater From the skies of blue; Guard and guide our footsteps ever, Firm and strong and true. We will e’er uphold thy standards Your primary purpose for coming to W. H. $• is to study. What you have learned is something nobody can take away from you. After you graduate from high school, you may lose con- tact with your friends, but you can never lose knowledge. HAPPINESS IS . . . Learning Participating in sports is also important. You learn to get along with different people and to be a part of the team, not just an individual hero. And when the final whistle blows, you feel good knowing you have done your best to help the team, whether we win or lose. HAPPINESS IS . . . Competing 6 You are recognized for your outstanding qualities of leadership, scholarship, beauty, and personality. Most of these awards you have worked hard for, and you are happy because you know you have really earned them. HAPPINESS IS . . . Achieving HALLOWEEN KING AND QUEEN Patsy Easterlin and Richard Wood MISS JUNIOR MISS HI MISS Lynda Lytchfield NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALIST Nancy Jo Padgett 7 School is not all studying or par- ticipating in sports. Part of it is en- joying yourself and being with your friends. It’s learning to get along with other students and your teachers every single day. It's also knowing how to have a good time the right way. HAPPINESS IS . . . Smoke signals for victory. Having Fun We 're cheering in the rain ! .f Have you been using that greasy kid stuff? 8 Dedication ’Ci'i • “ • , O ' - ”� „ . • Jjjj f V | ■ _, 1 1 j 4 Because they have had faith in us,... Because they have always been there to help us when we needed them..... Because they have given so freely o) their time.... But most of all, because we. love, them.... =5|C4 y? : J:.C'b v-2 . v :_!;. ;x i-K ! ''fifcS' W' ’?%.' v .'PdCJ':' V ddx:fl .:y-'6xCf h. . ■ Ccf l x' 7: W the Senior Class of Walter boro High School, dedicate the 1964 Lair to_ Contents io ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF AREA II J. E. RINGER AREA II SCHOOL BOARD The Area II Board of Trustees meets the second Tuesday night of every month. It is the duty of the board to administer to the needs of the school, to set the policy of the school, to hire teachers, and to make re comm end at ions. Every school must have an organizing force at its head and our school is directed by the wisdom, inter- est, and efficiency of Mr. J. E. Ringer, superinten- dent of Area II, and Mr. A. McCoy Johnston, Jr. , principal of Waiterboro High School. PRINCIPAL A. McCOY JOHNSTON, JR. MR. J. D. BOYNTON NOT PICTURED: Mr. George Ackerman 12 Social Studies Mr. Wyman Carter Mrs. Dorothy Guess Mrs. Eugenia Reeves Mrs. Nell Simmons . . and this is a problems class. The history department is headed by MRS. NELL SIMMONS, The department offers civics, world his- tory, American history, and American government. Civics and American government explain the working of our system of legislature. World history is the story of mankind!s development from his earliest appear- ance on earth to his life in the twentieth century with special emphasis on the scientific, cultural, and ar- tistic accomplishments of each nation. American history goes into detail about the founding of our country and its growth. This helps the student under- stand things that are going on in the world around him. Mrs. Ruth Fielder Miss Julie Fishburne Miss Rosemary Jennings Miss Joan Lewis Mrs. Mary Frances Parker Mrs. Eugenia Reeves Mrs. Letha Stroud Mrs. Virginia vonLehe Languages Omnia Gallia est divisa . . . MRS. MARY FRANCES PARKER is the head of the language department. The department offers English, French, Spanish, and Latin. Four years of English are required of every student. Walterboro High School has an advanced English class in each grade, nine through twelve. At least two years of a foreign language are needed for a pupil to receive an academic di- ploma. This, children, is a blackboard, 11 14 Mr. H. E. Cone Mrs, Ruth Fielder Mrs. Janie Gaskin Mr. Robert Hayes Mrs. Meryl B. Jones Mr. Mike Lindley Mrs. Margaret Lytchfield Mr. Edward Mitchell Mrs. Vera Neal Science and Math MRS, MARGARET LYTCHFIELD is the head of the science department at Walterboro High School. In this department general science, psychology, biology, chemistry, and physics are offered. After school this year a group of pupils attends a television class in electronics. MRS. MERYL B. JONES is the head of our mathe- matics department. The department offers general mathematics, algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry. . . . and that belongs to be . . . Now pour the nitro into the glycerin and . . . ! Mrs. F.. Black Mr. L. Buckw alter Mr. H. E. Cone Mrs. M. Givens Mrs. E. Hawkins Mr. E. P. Hodges Mr. H. E. Mines Mr. S. M. Padgett Mrs. Amanda Smith . i L r —f a. Commercial and Vocational MR. H. E. CONE is the head of the commercial department. The department offers courses in typ- ing, shorthand, bookkeeping, notehand, business math, and distributive education. These subjects prepare the students for immediate employment as well as for futher education. '‘Revolving the spoon thus, ... 11 The vocational department is divided into three parts: agricultural, headed by MR. S. M. PADGETT; home economics, headed by MRS, FRIEDA BLACK; and trade and Indus- trial, headed by MR. H. E. MINES. The department offers agriculture, home economics, mechanical drawing, shop, wood, auto mechan- ics, plumbing, and diversified oc- cupations, Students taking these subjects are given actual practice and instruction in each of these sub- jects. 16 Mrs. D, Buckner Mrs. C. Godwin Mrs. M, Hodges Mr. M. Iindley Mr. J. Mauney Mrs. Vera Neal Mrs. Eugenia Reeves Mr. Robert Strock NOT PICTURED: Mrs. D Our. school would hot be complete with- out the varied activities of several dynamic personalities: Mrs. Dorothy Mae Buckner, the director of the Walterboro High School Chorus; Mrs. Dolly Dilworth, the study hall teacher; Mrs. Carroll Godwin, the school's librarian; Mrs. Mary Lou Hodges, the guid- ance counselor for Area II; Mr. Mike Lind- ley, coach of football, basketball, track, and instructor of physical education; Mr. James Mauney, die band director; Mrs. Vera Neal, girls' physical education in- structor; Mrs. Evelyn Reeves, secretary of the Walterboro High School; and Mr. Rob- bert Strock, head coach of football, and baseball, and instructor of driver's educa- tion. Ming-e-ing-o-ing. . Dilworth Varied Interests But, Lucius, we have no comic books today! Mrs. Maiy Lou Hodges, guidance counselor. 17 Snapshots Teaching is not just coming to school from nine o'clock until three o’clock. It involves many other things; sponsoring a club or other, outside activity, patrolling the halls during the ten-minute break and at lunch, coming to P. T. A. meetings and Open House, and making out report cards. Sometimes it is lonely, sometimes It is frustrating, but it is always rewarding. f 78 CLASSES FRANK CUNNANE MIMI BEACH BETTY FIELDER President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer SPONSORS: Mrs. Letha Stroud, Mr. Mike Lindley and Mr. Robert Hayes. Class of 1967 Beth Ackerman Shirley Ackerman David Austin Riley Austin Johnnie Avant Ronnie Avant Susan Avant Janice Ayers Mark Bailey Dianne Bales Lonnie Bazzle Vema Bazzle Allen Beach Linda Beach Mimi Beach Paula Beach Mary Catherine Becker Linda Bell Jack Benton Larry Benton Allan Blackburn Billie Jean Blanton Diane Blocker Nancy Blocker Freshmen Susette Bloc.ker Suzanne Bone Lawrence Bowers Tommy Brantley Jimmy Broderick Nancy Broderick Raymond Bruins Bucky Buckner Jerry Butler Shirley Byrd Tommy Carroll Danny Carter Joyce Ann Carter Lee Carter Tommy Carter Bob Cave Rhonda Chaltraw Rudy Clark Mary Cleckley Ginger Crapse Laura Lynn Craven Linda Craven Peggy Craven Saundra Craven Vonnie Creel Donna Crosby Jackie Crosby Jackie Crosby Mike Crosby Michael Lehe Crosby Stanley Crosby Woody Crosby Gail Culpepper Frank Cunnane Dale Dandridge Danny Dandridge Nora Alice Dandridge Vernon Dandridge Charlene Davis Daniel Davis Gary Davis Perry DeLoach Evelyn Dewitt Paula Drew Jimmy Driggers Kathy DuPre Johnny Fabian Linda Fanning Anthony Fargnoli Dorothy Faulkner Lonnie Fletcher Betty Fielder Peach Foster Harold Fowler Kay Fowler Steve Fralin Carrie Fraser Deborah Gardner Susan Harris Laura Dell Garvin 27 Freshmen Sara Gelson Margo Givens Kathy Graham Royce Greene Jeannine Gruber Juanita Guilford Diane Gulledge Donald Haddock Tommy Hargrove Renee Harley Suzanne Harriott Walter Haynes Wanda Hickman James Hiers Dianne Hilton Rose Hilton Eddie Hiott Elizabeth Hiott Linda Hiott Sandra Hoats Linda Hoff Dawn Hogan Boo Howell Myrtle Hudson Susan Hudson Ernest Hughes Shirley Hughes Frances Jackson Milton Jenkins Myrtle Jenkins Mike Jenness Vicki Johnson Mary Louise Jones Neal Jones Pam Jones David Judy Glovenia Keith Ramona Kelly Toni Kemp Wayne Kubik Mattie Lamb John Langdaie Gloria Leal Johnny Lemacks Betty Jean Lyons Jack Lyons Edward McMillian Henry McMillian Joyce Malock Joy Maxey Larry Maxey . Lolie Mitchell Leonard Mixon Thelma Morrall Dottie Moore Kenneth Murdaugh Bebe Nettles Frances Nettles Gordon Nettles Rita Nettles 22 Freshmen Thomas Norris Robby Novit Kathy O'Brien A1 Odom Francis Owens Bobby Ozbolt Fred Padgett Jimmy Padgett Mary Padgett Catherine Pearce Johnny Peurifoy Douglas PincJkney Jesse Phillips Dottie Prentiss Paulette Pye Joyce Ramsey Linda Ramsey Helen Raymond Mickey Reed Gene Rhodes Wayne Rickenbaker Rose RicJketson Shirley Ricketson Ben Risher Judy Risher Roger Ritter Ray Robertson Bubba Ross Bob Sanders Saramie Sanders Ricky Seigler Danny Shinta Linda Sigwald Howard Simmons Meryl Simons Jimmy Skeen Anne Smith Brenda Smith Hugh Smith Jimmy Smoak Shirley Smoak Wilber Smoak Carol Spell Lein Spell Roy Stanfill Carl Stanley Elbert Sweat Jimmy Thomas Jennifer Thompson June Thompson Libby Townsend Billy Turner Deborah Turner Gilbert Turner Verley Mae Yam Ronald Walfield Bobby Walters George Wasson Jeannette Watts Bill Weeks 23 Freshmen Edwin Wertz Bobby Wilkenson Janice Williams Betty Ray Wilson Tommy Woodward Deborah Wright Lynn Wright Jimmy Wylie Nancy Zygadlo Mendel Ackerman Jeanette Barber Danny Beach Catherine Becker Annette Breland Andy Bridges Allie Burkett Douglas Byrd Mae Dewitt Judy Fletcher Richard Freeman Richard Grover NOT PICTURED Jimmie Hickman Ron Hiott Jerome Hodge Jimmy Hodges J. C. Iriel Charles McMillian Thomas McMillian William Moore Lamar Netties Jerry O'Quinn Marion Owens Clarence Risher Edward Simmons James Smoak Harry Stanfiii Ben Stevens Lamier Ulmer Wayne Ulmer Grady Vam Ann Vamadoe Wesley Vamadoe 24 MARSHA PELLUM RICKY ACKERMAN WAYNE CARTER President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Class of '67 Ricky Ackerman Charlie Adams, Jr. Sponsors: Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Fielder, Mr. Mines. 25 Sophomores Virginia Bennett Linda Benton Theresa Benton Carol Craven Edward Craven Judy Craven Ronald Berry Rita Bessenger Linda Bishop Raymond Craven Gerry Crawford Glenn Creel Woodrine Blocker Nancy Bowen James Brannen Helen Crosby Linda Cummings Marie Dale Charles Breland Linda Britt Cecilia Bryan Gary Daniels Bonnie Dempsey Sydney Doak Ronnie Buchanan David Burress Wayne Carter Billy Dondero Marilyn Doscher Carol Drawdy Bunny Cave Diane Clark Cathy Cole Vernon Dew Dolly Easterlin Johnny Evans Lois Cole Nell Cooke Carl Craven Sandra Farrell Brenda Ferguson 26 Sophomores Mimi Fick Cappy Foster Rhoda Fox Larry Hiott Paula Hiott Sammy Hiott Betty Fralix John Franklin Sue Gill Tillene Hiott Ginny Hiott Mildred Hoats Paul Gray Mary Ann Groves Sue Guess Danny Hooker Sharon Hrvol Marion Hughes Tommy Hadwin Jack Handegan Karl Harrison Barbara Jackson Carolyn Jones Diane Jones Judy Jones Terry Jones Ronnie Judy Bobby Heverly La verne Hickman Jerry Hiers Horace Kinsey Karen Kinsey Jeanette Langdale Jo Ann Headden Jimmie Heaton Buddy Herndon Sybil Hiers Tommy Hiers Ann Hiott Linda Laursen Lynette Lawson Pressie Leal 27 Sophomores Sally Leal Bill Levin Charles Lucas Claire O'Quinn Mary Ellen O'Quinn Jimmy Parler Theresa Malone Tommy McDonald Dorothy McGeever Bobby Pearce Elmer Gene Pellum Marsha Pellum Nancy McGrady Joyce McKinney Meg McLeod Sue Pellum Gary Peters Linda Phillips Barbara McMillian Charles Mangum Myrna Martin Dane Pierce Cindy Prine Linda Pye Judith Lynn Morley Kathi Morley Sandra Morris Mike Ramsey Phyllis Ramsey Cynthia Reeves Ann Mur da ugh Carroll Mur da ugh Linda Murray Gordon Rhoden Kathy Rhodes Susan Rickenbaker Audrey Nettles Bonnie Nettles Floyd Nettles 28 Allen R izer Harold Robertson Johnny Rodgers Deborah Ross Gil Ross Lane Sanford Donie Turner Michael Turner Steve Vinczi Deborah Seabrook Paul Siegel Sally Skardon Chris vonLehe Wayne Warren W.C. Watts Betty Jean Smith Buddy Smith Lawrence Smith Ellen Wells Brooks Williams Jo Ann Wilson Andy Smoak Barbara Smoak Charles Smoak Gerald Wood Susan Woodward Sandra Wright Thomas Smothers John Smoak Larry Spell Phyllis Wright Deborah Zeigler Neally Spell Lynn Steedly Jean Strickland NOT PICTURED: Sidney Adams Paul Bone Butch Breland Linda Burkett Thomas Crosby Margie Ferguson Joe Fletcher Sonny Frasier Gloria Frasier Neil Glover Linda Hiott Larry Wayne Jackson J immy J enkins Wayne Jones Susie Nettles Ryan Penfield Carolyn Poston Larry Ramsey Cecil Rast Randall Smith Johnny Snook Barbara Stevens R oy W ood 29 RICHARD RHODES President SPONSORS: Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Smith, Miss Fishburne, Mrs. Simmons, Mr. Carter, Mr. Strock, Mr. Cone. JIMMIE RINGER Vice-President BARBARA ZEIGLER SUZANNE BEACH Secretary Treasurer Class of ’65 Baynard Arnette Suzanne Beach Kay Blocker Larry Ayers Johnny Benton Alice Boodle Eloise Bailey Marie Berry Russell Bouknight Howell Bailey Phil Berry Charleen Brady Gaston Beach Jackie Bishop Gene Breland 30 Class of '65 Michael Breland Jeanie Bridge Joanie Bridge Sandra Britt Ray Bunton Jim Campbell Trenholm Campbell Valerie Carson Donald Carter Ronald Carter Ronald Castor Mack Chaplin Thomas Chapman Lamar Clark Judy Clark Miles Cleckley Anita Coggin Beverly Colson David Craven Judy Craven Nancy Craven Karen.Crews Angela Crosby Celeste Crosby H. E. Crosby 31 . Juniors Mark Cummings Bill Dean Frank Dewitt Sally Dowdy Gaye Drawdy Ernie Eichhorn James Fender Elliott Fletcher Marion Fletcher Betty Foit Sharon Francis Franklin Fraser Mae Fraser Biddie Fripp Jim Gibson Cathy Gillespie Floward Greene Diane Hacker Albert Hair Bill Harkey Duey Haught Joyce Headden Troy Herndon Dianne Hiers 32 Class of ’65 Paddy Hiers Joyce Hilton Anne Mae Hiott Annette Hiott Billy Hiott Carolyn Hiott Catherine Hiott Ernie Hiott Joe Lee Hiott Louisa Hodges Hilton Hoover Joyce Hrvol Bobby Hudson Billy Hughes Marvin Irvin Chris Jones Gloria Jones Tommy Jones Patricia Kelly Carol Key Janice Knight Margaret Lamb Larry Lang dale Lois Levy Kathleen Linder 33 Juniors Laurann Litchfield Paulette Little Eddie Love Linda Lytchfield Helen McMillan Pat McWhirter Leonard Mack Mellissa Martin Mayme Marvin Jerry Miles Linda Mines Jim E. Mixson Sally Moore Charles Moseley Gerald Nettles Phil Newsome Gloria O'Quinn Harry L. O'Quinn Jackie Owens Sharon Padgett Richard Parrish Barbara Pellum Emma Jean Pellum Gail Peters Nancy Peurifoy 34 Class of ’65 Clyde Phillips Bill Phillips Nancy Ramsey Loretta Rentz Camille Reynolds Richard Rhodes Jake Ricketson Jimmie Ringer Billy Risher f Linda Risher Hilton Ritter Susan Roberts Horace Robertson Gloria Robinson Jane Rogers Kenny Rowe Sylvia Sanders Kay Sanford Hansford Shiell Jo Ann Smith Jane Smith Phyllis Smith Burbage Smoak Miriam Smoak Ruby Smoak 35 Juniors Patricia Stallings Carole Strickland Robert Strickland Charlie Sweat Judy Thomas Randy Thomas Shirley Thomas Madison Thompson Janet Truluck Linda Tucker David Turner Marlene Turner Julia Ulmer Judy Walker Jay W ebster Charlotte Weeks Jeannie Weissenstein Dot White Jimmy White Patricia Wilson Kathryn Wright 36 . .jnxs3Xff!..isrtiK7S Seniors Class of 1964 dfjsu , JtfiaJ fens uh £i . -cL . SPI SisfoMS ft“ld7V jCc4. « o-. d£c cJl) 4yf- SXaAs- Ct rt C lute, 0 JL . sdLdLi_, '1ju - jClJL i v Y Jr 3 JIMMY PARKER v . ' r, « Vice-President fj-x � . —i( f v -� - —-- Cisv - , - £ ° jy rv-o o s Fj(L5 iU kJ SPONSORS: Mrs. Miss Jennings, Mr NOT PICTURED: GIL DA TURNER Secretary 38 V Seniors RONALD GUY ACKERMAN Ronnie ROBERT HOWELL BAGGETT Rob DIANNE LINDA BAILEY Dianne NOLAN RAY BAILEY Nolan KENN RANDOLPH BAZZLE Kenn KENNETH LANIER BEACH Kenneth JEANNE MARSHALL BENNETT Jeanne TERESA LYNN BEACH Terry 39 DONNIE WAYNE BYRD Donnie GEORGE BEACH CARROLL George CLAUDIA JEAN CARTER Claudia NANCY EVELYN CARTER Nancy CYNTHIA CAROLINE CASH Cyn 40 JUDY CAMILLE CLELAND Judy JOHN PATTERSON CONNELLY J. P- WILLIAM DANIEL COOK Danny PATRICIA ANN CRAVEN Patsy DOROTHY FAYE CROSBY Faye HERBERT OTTLER CROSBY, JR. Butch WANDA JEANETTE CROSBY Wanda JO ANNE CUMMINGS Jo Anne SHIRLEY ANN CROSBY Shirley 41 SHIRLEY ANNE DRIGGERS Shirley Anne LLOYD THOMAS DUNCAN, JR. Tommy CARROLL McCLEAR EASTERLIN Carroll HELEN PATRICIA EASTERLIN Patsy THELMA EVANS Thelma GAIL LOUISE FENDER Gail SHARON LEE FOLEY Sharon JACQUELINE NELL FOX Jackie 43 ELBERT SMITH FREEMAN Bert THOMAS WILBURN GAVIN Thomas SANDRA JOAN GOLDING San HENRY CASPER HARBISTON, JR. Bubba JANICE RENEE HARRELSON Janice CECILE ELEANOR HARRIS Cissy Seniors CYNTHIA ROSELLA HASELDEN Cynthia DONALD FLETCHER HEADDEN Donald WILLIAM RAYMOND HERNDON Billy JOYCE OPHELIA HICKMAN Joyce ILONA HARRIETTE HIERS Lona LOUISE DIANNE HINTON Dia nne NORA LAVINA HIOTT Lavina 44 MARY KATHRYN HODGE Mary KERMIT vonLEHE HUDSON Kermit JUDITH FAYE HUFF Judy THOMAS HARVEY HUMPHRIES Thomas SANDRA ANN JACKSON Sandra JAN MARCEIL JOHNSON Jan JAMES vonLEHE JENNINGS Jimmy THOMAS LEFTWITCH KAY, JR. Thomas LENNOYE RAY KEITH Lennoye 45 Seniors BEVERLY OCTAVIA KINSEY Beverly MARIE EILEEN KNOX Eileen JOANN NANCY LOU LANGDALE Jo Ann GEORGE JAMES LaSAUCE Jimmy KATHERINE DOAR LUCAS Kathy PATRICIA DARLENE LYONS Patsy HENRY SANDERS McMILLAN, JR. Sandy SARAH ELIZABETH MIXON Sarah SUSAN VICTORIA OUTEN Susan MARY CLAUDIA MOLE Claudia BARBARA ANN NETTLES Barbara GLORIA JEAN NETTLES Gloria SYLVIA RUTH NETTLES Ruth JAMES RUTLEDGE PADGETT Jimmy JAMES WILLIAM PARKER Jim CHARLES MARSHALL PRICE Charles MARTHA JOANNA PYE Jo MARY RUTH PYE Ruthie MORRIS VAN PYE Morris 48 BENJAMIN STYLES RIVERS Laddie GLORIA JEAN SALISBURY Gloria BARBARA MAXIE SASSER Barbara MADISON GENE SAVAGE Madison ROBERT DAVID SCHULMAN Buddy MARION ROBERTS SIMMONS Splkey FRANCIS ARNOLD SMITH Francis I 49 KATHERINE MARIE SMOAK Ma rie WILLIAM WADE SNEAD William JAMES HARRY STANFIELD Harry JOHN HENRY STANFIELD, JR. John JOSEPHINE STANLEY Joey 50 SARAH ESTHER STARR Sally JOYCE ANN SUMNER Joyce GIL DA JEANNE TURNER Gilda GLORIA MARLENE VARNADOE Gloria CHERYL KAY WALKER Kay SUSAN ANN WELLS Susan LYNDA CAROL WIGGINS Lynda 51 LOUISE MIZELL WILLIAMS Louise NOT PICTURED: George Barwiek Buddy Cummings Virginia Hill Susan Laws Jimmy Penfield In Memoriam Seniors RICHARD BERKLEY WOOD Richard NORMA JANE ZEIGLER Jane 52 WILLI AM HENRY GROOMS July 29, 1946 - October 7, 1961 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lytchfield, S. Simmons, B. McMillan, C. Mole, B. Trow ell. SECOND ROW: W. Crosby, P. Easterlin, S( Beach, C. Lucas, B. Kinsey. THIRD ROW: Linda Hoff, R. Rhodes, B. Phillips, P. Kelly, D. White. FOURTH ROW: %A«s Fa£gnoli, C, Reeves, R. Ackerman, K. Rowe, J. Headden. FIFTH ROW: M. Pelium, F, Jackson, Hfo4 Loach. SIXTH ROW: B. Walters, L. Wright, F. Cunnane, J.L. Hiott, T. J ENT COUNCIL : MRS. LYTCHFIELD Advisor BILL HAR KEY Vice-President 54 Suzanne, I don’t see your name up there!1 The Student Council has sponsored such projects this year for the student body as the student hand- book, elections, the student phone, and the Honor Roll. Its annual money-making projects are the Queen of Hearts Contest and the paperback Book Fa irs. ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: B. Trowell, Treasurer; C. Mole, President; Bill Harkey, Vice-President. NOT PICTURED: B. McMillan, Secretary. SECOND ROW: D. White, C. Key, S. Beach, S, Simmons. 55 The Lair ’64 FIRST ROW; J. Sumner, C. Mole, B. Zeigler, B. Kinsey, Mrs. Godwin, N.J. Padgett, B. Sasser, G. Fender, L. Lytchfield. SECOND ROW: K. Blocker, J. Stanley, H. Dantzler, B. Trowell, J. Parker, K. Rowe, J. Zeigler, C. Cash, J. Truluck, J. Bishop, V. Carson, D. Hinton, S. Sanders. MRS. CARROLL GODWIN BEVERLY KINSEY Advisor Business Manager The Annual Staff publishes the 1964 LAIR. It sponsored Senior Workday, sold pompom shakers, and sold doughnuts. Membership is chosen by the faculty and open to Juniors and Seniors. DIVISION EDITORS: Cynthia Cash, Features; Barbara Sasser, Activities; Nancy Jo Padgett, Editor; Beverly Kinsey, Business Manager; Gail Fender, Girls' Sports; Herman Dantzler, Pho- tographer; Bobby Trowell, Boys1 Sports; Joey Stanley, Admin- istration; Claudia Mole, Classes. 56 Cissy Harris, Editor; Mrs. Eugenia Reeves, Sponsor; Dot White, Business Manager; Nancy Peurifoy, Busi- ness Manager FIRST ROW: J. LaSauce, Photographer; D. White, Business Manager; K, Crews, Junior Editor; S. Rivers, Assistant Editor; C. Harris, Editor; Mrs. Reeves, Ad- visor; N. Peurifoy, Business Manager. SECOND ROW: T. McDaniel, Photographer; R. Carter, Sports Editor; Jeanie Weissenstein, Exchange Editor; Marie Berry, News Editor; Judy Clarke, Feature Editor; Linda Mines, Art Editor. The Wildcat ’64 THE WILDCAT began a most successful year with an experimental issue printed on the VariTyper machine. Walterboro was again the host school for the district South Carolina Scholastic Press Associa- tion meeting. Kenny Rowe was the district's chair- man and Judy Clarke was the district's vice-chairman. FIRST ROW: D. White, S. Rivers, N. Peurifoy, K. Crews, C. Harris, Mrs. Reeves. SECOND ROW: L. Town- send, C� Strickland, L. Mines, M„ Berry, J. Weissenstein, J. Ringer, R. Thomas, J. Bennett, J. LaSauce, T. McDaniel, R. Carter. THIRD ROW: J. Truluck, J. Ulmer, K. Rowe, T. Chapman, P. Hiers. FOURTH ROW: E. Knox, S. Starr, L. Bishop, B. Dempsey, M. McLeod, K. Linder, W. Hiott, J, Knight, J. Clark, L. Williams. FIFTH ROW: j. Harrelson, C. Crosby, M. Beach, L. Hodges, C. VonLehe, S. Gill, D. Zeigler, K. Lucas, I. Hiers, S. Skardon. SIXTH ROW: J. Smith, K. Morley, M. Fick, J. Fargnoli, B. Herndon. 57 SUSAN RIVERS Student Director Glee Club The Glee Club offers training and experience in part singing. At the beginning of each year each member strives to find the part he is most suited to sing. The first project of the Glee Club was the Christmas Concert, performed as a Christmas gift to the school students and to the public. In the spring the Glee Club gave its annual concert. The Girls' Double Sextet, a small group which con- sists of the best blend of voices for soprano, second soprano, and alto, performs when it is not possible for the whole Glee Club to perform. The Double Sextet performed at various club meetings over the holidays. The members of the Sextet are: Lynette Lawson, Susan Rivers, Jane Zeigler, Diane Bales, Anita Cog- gin, Carol Strickland, Linda Ramsey, Cathy Cole, Camille Reynolds, Patsy Lyons, Jean Strickland, and Suzanne Bone. The Boys' Quartet performed numerous times this year. The members are: Jimmy White, Jimmie Rin- ger, Bill Harkey, and Herman Dantzler. Judy Walker is accompanist for the Boys’ Glee Club. Many Glee Club members tried out for All-State this year. The following represent Walterboro High School as members of the A11-State Chorus: Anita Coggin, Carol Strickland, Susan Rivers, Patsy Lyons, Camille Reynolds, Jane Zeigler, and Herman Dantzler. MRS. D.M. BUCKNER Director Sing along with D.M. 59 The Walterboro High School Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. James Mauney, played in most of the Wildcat football games. The band marched in various parades in the Low country during the Christmas season. The WHS Band sold birthday calendars to raise money for new band uniforms, instruments, and music. The band plans a Spring Concert. W. H. S. Band MR. JAMES MAUNEY Director Judy Clark, Sally Moore, Gail Herndon, Co-Head Majorette; Joy Hiers, Mascot; Paddy Hiers, Head Majorette; Barbara Pell urn, Sharon Francis, Linda Wiggins, Eilleen Wells, Tileen Hiott, Jo Anne Langdale, Jeanette Langdale. FIRST ROW: W. Fick, L, Keith, C, Sweat, P. Berry, L. Clark, M. Caldwell, M. Rischer, T. Carter, E. Polk. SECOND ROW: H. Hoffman, B. Dean, J. McMillan, R. Schulman, G. Carter, H. Padgett, B. Turner, M. Smoak, E. Polk. THIRD ROW: C. Garris, D. Murdaugh, V. Heffner, D. Dilworth, G. McCloud, R. Bennett, Sue Dean, R. Berry. FOURTH ROW: D. McKeever, B. Harfield, W. Williams, M. Conley, E. Culpepper, M. Cromwell, J. Cook, J. Williams, S. Murdaugh. FIFTH ROW: T. Bell, L. Crawford, B. Ponds, T. Polk, S. Bell, D. Sea- brook, T. Varner, C. Polk, L. Polk. SIXTH ROW: L. Wiggins, J.A. Langdale, J. Clarke, S. Moore, J. Hiers, S. Francis, B. Pelium, T. Hiott,E. Wells, J. Langdale. SEVENTH ROW: Gail Herndon, Paddy Hiers. Beta Club OFFICERS: Charles Price, President; Nancy Jo Padgett, Vice-President; Jo- ey Stanley, Secretary; Linda Lytchfield, Treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Guess, Advisor. FIRST ROW: J. Stanley, L. Lytchfield, C. Price, N.J. Padgett. SEC- OND ROW: C. Harris, S. Pelium, K. Cole, J. Strickland, R. Zeigler, J. Ringer, N. Peurifoy. THIRD ROW: J. Hrvol, L. Mines, M. Berry, J. White, C. Mole, E. Bazzle, J. Heaton. FOURTH ROW: S. Golding, S. Starr, J. Weissenstein, S. Skardon, Vernon Drew, L. Smith. FIFTH ROW: S. Simmons, D. Hiers, J. Smith, H. Dantzler, C. Phillips, M. Braunstein. SIXTH ROW: B. Troweil, D. Pierce. FIRST ROW: S. Beach, R. Bouknight, P. Siegel, D. Pierce, Mrs. Par- ker, S. Skardon, L. Williams. SECOND ROW: R, Ackerman, B. Don- dero, J. Heaton, L. Smith, J. Strickland, L. Steedly, L. Murray, K. Cole, S. Woodward. Latin Club OFFICERS: Sally Skardon, President; Louise Williams, Vice-President; Dane Pierce, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Frances Parker, Advisor. 61 French Club Kenny Rowe, President; Wayne Hiott, Vice-Presi- dent; Meg McLeod, Sec- retary; John Fargnoli, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: M. Bessinger, S. Golding, D. White, A. Coggin, Mrs. Reeves, K. Kinsey, J. Ulmer, J. Harrelson. SECONDROW: W. Hiott, R. Berry, D. Burress, J. Fargnoli, S. Francis, K. Morley, M. Fick, D. Moore, B. Dempsey, S. Gill, M. Pelium, J. Handegan, R. Thomas. NOT PICTURED: K. Rowe, M. McLeod. FIRST ROW: A. Coggin, C. Mosley, R. Thomas, J. Fargnoli, N. Peurifoy, L. Hodges. SECONDROW: Miss Jennings, J. LaSauce, T. Chapman, R. Carter, D. Byrd, G. Barwick. Debating Club Randy Thomas, President; + Charles Mosley, Vice-Presi- dent; Anita Coggin, Secretary; John Fargnoli, Treasurer. 62 FIRST ROW: Mrs. L. Stroud, L. Bishop, S. Sanders, J. Johnson, M, Beach. SECOND ROW: L. Laursen, G. Ross, M. Marvin, N. Ramsey, S. Rivers, M. Berry, J. Weissenstein, B. Sasser, D. Turner, L. Townsend. THIRD ROW: L. Lytchfield, P. Kelly, L. Mines, K. Foster, M. Smoak, C. Harris. FOURTH ROW: L. Hodges, C. Crosby, R. Chaitraw, D. Easteriin, S. Doak, L. Pye, A. Hiott, K. Wright, S. Golding, S. Foley. FIFTH ROW: C. Weeks, S. Roberts, F. Nettles, D. Hiers, j. Smith, J. Thomas, D. Prentiss, K. Graham, L. Tucker, J. Knight, D. Wright. SIXTH ROW: M. Becker, M. Doscher, D, Ross, S. Gar- ris, K. Rhodes, K. Lucas, S. Harriet, L Hiers, B. Ackerman, L. Pye, R. Kel- ly, S. Beach. Future Teachers of America Jan Johnson, President; Sylvia Sanders, Vice- President; Linda Bishop, Secretary; Mimi Beach, Treasurer; Mrs. Letha Stroud, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: G. Fender, A. Crosby, S. Britt, G. O'Quinn, N. Carter, G. Tur- ner, Mrs Godwin, j. Zeigler, J. Sumner, D. Easteriin, S, Doak. SECOND ROW: J. Rogers, C. Hiott, G. Robinson, M. Turner, S. Outen, S. Driggers, J. Truluck, L. Risher, B. Pelium, M. Simons, L. Mitchell, P. Jones, L. Ram- sey, W. Hickman, D. McGeever, D. Gardner, P. Drew, D. Bales. ABSENT: S. Avant, S. Francis, C. Gillispie. Library Club OFFICERS: Gilda Turner, President; Sharon Francis,Sec- retary; Cathy Gillispie, Trea- surer. 63 Science Club OFFICERS: Bobby Trow ell, President, Bill Harkey, Vice- President (absent); Joyce Hrvol, Secretary; SpiJkey Simmons, Treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Lytch- field, Advisor, FIRST ROW: J. Hrvol, S. Price, T. McDaniel, Mrs. H. Dantzler, C. Mole, C. Simmons, B. Trowell, J. Ringer, C. Reynolds, C. Lytchfield. SECOND ROW: L. Lytchfield, J. Smith, Hiott, M. Braunstein. FIRST ROW: P. DeLoach, F. Padgett, J. Wylie, B. Wilkinson, B. Buckner, B. Sanders, L. Wright. SECOND ROW: T. Hargrove, E. Bazzle, J, Broderick, B. Cave, J. Lemacks, W. Haynes, B. Ozbolt, F. Cunnane. THIRD ROW: T. Kemp, S. Blocker, L. Townsend, K. Graham, B. Ackerman, D. Gardner, D. Hogan. FOURTH ROW: S. Gelson, D. Prentiss, V. Johnson, L. Fanning, D. Wright, F. Nettles. STANDING: D. Pinckney, D. Dandridge, J. Thomas, T. Norris, L. Mitchell, D. Turner, J. Williams, R. Kelly, P. Drew, A. Odom, B. Smith, B. Howell, R.B. Haynes. Biology Club The aim of the Biology Club is to enhance the study of biol- ogy. The qualifications are a grade average of eighty-five and enrollment in a science course. The officers have not been elected. 64 Block Club Richard Wood, President; Bil- ly Herndon, Vice-President; Patsy Easterlin, Secretary- Treasurer. FIRST ROW: G. Turner, J. Bishop, S. Starr, L. Williams, P. Easterlin, K. Bloc- ker, N. Peurifoy. SECOND ROW: B. Herndon, R. Carter, G. Barwick, D. Car- ter, R. Bouknight, B. Harkey, J. Ringer, T. Chapman, M. Cleckley. THIRD ROW: S. Roberts, J. Clarke, B. Kinsey, R. Rhodes, J. White, L. Mack, R. Wood, C. Crosby, G. Nettles. FOURTH ROW: Coach Strock, Coach Lindley, Coach Carter. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Herndon, D. Carter, G. Turner, J. Bishop, S. Starr, L. Williams, P. Easterlin, K. Blocker, N. Peurifoy, J. Ringer, T„ Chapman, M, Cleckley, B. Harkey, L. Mines, P. Kelly, C. Crosby, S. Roberts, J. Clarke, C. Cash, J. Truluck, J. White, J. LaSauce, R. Thomas, W. Hiott, R. Carter, L. Lytchfield, M. Givens, ]. Crosby, T. Duncan, M. Marvin, S. Golding, G, Fen- der, A. Coggins, M. Pye, G. Barwick, M. McLeod, P. Seigel, M. Fick, J. Han- degan, J. Morley, K. Crews, P. Lyons, D. White, L. Litchfield, C. Reynolds, B. Sasser, S. Rivers, B. Hudson, R. Rhodes, R. Woods, S. Cleckley, D. Zeigler, K. Morley, D. Moore, L. Murray, J. Bennett, S. Skardon, S. Blocker, K. Rhodes, B. Cave, B. Buckner, J. Thomas, J. Harrelson, J. Johnson, S. Gil, T. Kemp, C. Mosley, K. Rowe, C. Key, G. Ross, T. Malone, C. Weeks, M. Kel- ly, B. Smith, W. Carter, P. Newsome, T. McDaniel, J. Padgett, D. Byrd, R. Bouknight, R. Bessenger. Pep Squad Beverly Kinsey, President; Suzanne Beach, Vice-Presi- dent- Linda Bishop, Secretary- Treasurer; Mr. Strock, Advisor. 65 FIRST ROW: J. Hrvol, Secretary; P. Ramsey, Vice-President; L. Wiggins, Parliamentarian; P. Craven, President; M. Pellum, Reporter; C. Carter, Treasurer; Mrs. Black, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: N. Cook, J. Craven, J. Head- den, G. Hiott, L, Cummings, B. Ferguson, M. Pyfi, J- Hickman, G, Jones, P. Smith, J. Smith, C. Foster. THIRD ROW: S. Padgett, M. O’Quinn, B. Nettles, j. Langdale, N. Ramsey, B. Colson, K� Drawdy, .E. Bailey, E. Pel- lum, S. Hrvol. FOURTH ROW: T. Benton, P. Avant, A. Murdough, S. Leal. FIFTH ROW: S. Barber, L. Pye, J. McKinley, W. Blocker, L. Phillips, C. Reeves, J. Jones, M. Martin, C. Craven, N. Craven, S. Rickenbaker. SIXTH ROW: J. Langdale, H. Crosby, M Frazier, L. Britt, G. Beach, M. Groves, B. Smoak, B. Fralix, K. Fow- ler. Senior F. H. A. The Senior F.H.A. works toward attending the State Fair and Conventions. It sponsors social func- tions and keeps a scrapbook and a yearbook. The F.H.A. raises money to sponsor a scholarship. Junior F. H. A. The Junior F.H.A. District placed exhibits in the State Fair in Columbia. At the meetings, programs are given by guest speakers or by the students them- selves. The F.H.A. members sold flavoring, cook books, and pepper. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hawkins, Sponsor; V. Creel, Reporter; G. Leal, Treasurer; J. Crosby, Historian; T. Hiott, Pres- ident; J. Risher, M. Jones, Secretary. SECOND ROW: C. Davis, D. Gulledge, J. Guilford, N. Chastain, B.J. Blanton, S. Smoak, D. Hilton, J. Malock, S. Hughes, R. Schaultray, N. Blocker. THIRD ROW: J. Gruber, S. Ackerman, M. Givens, J. Carter, L. Beach, S. Harriott, S. Gelson, D. Prentiss, A. Smith, J. Ramsey, S. Craven, C. Pierce, V. Johnson, S. Hoats. FOURTH ROW: D. Crosby, J. Thompson, S. Rickerson, S. Farrell, B. Lyons, J. Maxey, V. Varn, L. Bell, S. Byrd, L. Craven, C. Spell, D. Faulkner, L. Carvin, FIFTH ROW: R. Hilton, D. Clark, M. Hudson, L. Sipwald, C. Becker, S. Garris, J. Ayers, B. Fielder, G. Culpepper. F. B. L. A FIRST ROW: J. Treasurer; J. Pye, Secretary; S. Jackson, President. SECOND ROW: J. Cummings, D. Hin- ton, J. Cleiand, M. Smoak, THIRD ROW: K. Padgett, W. Crosby, J. Thomas, A. Hiott, FOURTH ROW: K. Walker, C. Hazelton, J. Fox, S. Crosby. The Future Business Leaders of America Club has worked hard to compile a student directory for the students at Walterboro High. A cake sale was also sponsored for a money-making project for the club. The proceeds from these projects will make it possible for the members to go to the convention in Columbia, D. E. FIRST ROW: J. Langdale, President; S. Mixson, Editor; P. Craven, Vice-President; B. Crosby, Secretary; T, Humpheries, Historian; K. Hudson, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: J. Fender, B. Nettles, M. Hodge, J. Headen. THIRD ROW: R. Parish, F. Crosby, G. Salisbury, A.M. Hiott. FOURTH ROW: S. Britt, L, Risher, W. Crosby, T. Evans, J. Hilton, E. Cone. 67 FIRST ROW: G. Berwick, B. Freeman, R. Avant, J. Fletcher, L. Langdale, R. Penfield, D. Beach, E, Works, R. Standfill, L. Bowers, W. Smoak, H. Simmons, C. Craven, J. Jenkins. SECOND ROW: L. Benton, J.C. Webster, G. Gentry, A4. Fletcher, C. Jones, J. Rodgers, B. Levin, L. Fletcher, J. O'Quinn, N, Jones, S. Hiers, W.C. Watts, D. Cook, D, Haddock, B. Risher, J. Miles, H. Ritter, C, Breland, N. Glover. THIRD ROW: D, Headden, R. Baggett, T. Jones, L. Sanford, H. Stanfield, J. Mixson, M. Chaplin, D. Craven, L. Blocker, F. Franklin, J. Smoak, J. Butler, B. Cave, R. Buchanan, N. Baily, H. Robertson, J. Jennings, R. Castor, G. Breland, R. Judy, D, Hooke. FOURTH ROW: S. McMillan, A. Blackburn, J. Crosby, M. Gennis, E. Hiott, B. Smoak, B. Walters, H. Hoover, M„ Breland, F. Nettles, R. Austin, M. Pye, D. Austin, G. Buchanan, M. Savage, G. Carrol, W. Var- nadoe, D. Shinta, T. Bazzle. FIFTH ROW: H. McMillan, M. Turner, G. Daniels, B, Cummings, J. Hiott, G. Jones, T. Kaye, E. Robbins, T. Hadwin, M. Crosby, L. Maxey, T. Brantley, M. Cummings, B. Herndon, C. Risher, B. Bailey, G. Peters, E. Pelium, C. Lucas, G. Creel, B. Williams, J. Fabian, T. Woodward, J. Phillips, B. Turner, A. Beach, J. Peurifor, T. Norris, H. O'Quinn, I. Hiers, W. Snead, J. Bennett, B. Herndon, J.P. Con- nelly, H. Mines, R. Woods, M. Jenkins, J. Hiers, R. Groves. William Snead, President; Ilona Hiers, Vice-President; Buddy Herndon, Secretary; Jerry Bennett, Treasurer; J.P. Connelly, Sergeant at Arms; Mr. H.E. Mines, Sponsor. 68 Trade and Industries Club F. F. A. Club B. Hughes, President; M. Chaplin, Vice-President; J. Stanfield, Secretary; E. Duf- fie, Treasurer; S. M. Padgett, Advisor. FIRST ROW: S.M. Padgett, B. Hughs, M. Chaplin, F. Dewitt, E. Duffey, J. Fender. SECOND ROW: V. Dandridge, M. Savage, G. Carroll, F. Frasier, T. Kay, R. Bunton, N. Spell, J. Smoak, W. Iriel, J. Lyons. THIRD ROW: E. Hughs, R. Robertson, T. Jones, T. Garvin, L. Lang dale, J.C. Iriel, W. Jones, R. Craven, E. McMillan, M. Crosby. FOURTH ROW: H, Fowler, C. Murdaugh, L. Ulmer, J. Hackman, L. Hiott, E. Craven, J. Benton, K. Bazzle, L. Carroll, K. Harrison, S. Sanders, G. Beckett, R. Ritter, D. Haught, L. Mixon. FIRST ROW: Mark Braunstein, Herman Dantzler, Jimmy Parker, Mrs. Simmons. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Hiott, Karen Kinsey, Marvin Irwin, Charlie Sweat. THIRD ROW: Mildred Hoats, Barbara Sasser, Cynthia Cash, Billy Dondero. FOURTH ROW: Kathryn Wright, Jan Johnson, Janice Harrelson, Gordon Rhoden. International Relations Club Mark Braunstein, President; Herman Dantzler, Vice-Pres- ident; Jimmy Parker, Secre- tary; Mrs. Simmons, Sponsor. 69 Office Helpers FIRST ROW: Eileen Knox, Shir- ley Driggers, Cynthia Cash. SEC- OND ROW: Gilda Turner, Mae Frasier, Beverly Kinsey, Valerie Carson, Patricia Stallings. THIRD ROW: Jan Johnson, Sharon Pad- gett, Kathryn Wright, Barbara Sas- ser, Susan Laws. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Lyons, Jackie Bishop, Gail Fender, Sharon Foley. FIFTH ROW: Dot White, Janet Truluck, Barbara McMillan, Kathy Lucas, Mrs. Reeves. Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Heffner, Mrs. Hiott, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Colson, Mrs. Murdaugh, Mrs. Webster. 70 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 1963 MR. ROBERT STROCK Head Coach Wildcats ended the season with six victories, two losses, and three ties, Billy Herndon, a star senior player, was selected to participate in the Shrine Bowl Game. Jimmie Ringer, a star junior halfback, proved his athletic abilities by being chosen as a member of the all-state football squad. ASSISTANT COACHES: Mr. Mike Lindley, Mr. Wy- man Carter. The 1963 Wildcat football team kept in step with the winning tradition of former Wildcat teams. The FIRST ROW: S. Crosby, P, DeLoach, W. Hiott, T. Chapman, E. Eichorn, E. Pelium, F. Padgett, G. Crawford, B. Cave, B. Crosby. SECOND ROW: S. Murray, J. Handegan, D. Carter, R. Carter, L. Mack, B. Harkey, J. Ringer, R. Rhodes, M. Pye, J. White, R. Wood, B. Herndon, E. Sweat. THIRD ROW: G. Creel, G. Barwick, W. Carter, B. Trowell, J. Bennett, H. Bailey, B. Hudson, B Phillips, R. Bouknight, B. Herndon, D. Pierce. 72 BILLY HERNDON Halfback Go-Captain RICHARD WOOD Fullback Captain GEORGE BARWICK Quarterback Co-Captain Senior Players MORRIS RYE Center BUTCH CROSBY Fullback BOBBY TROWELL Tackle WILDCATS LINEMEN: Bill Phillips, End; Bobby Hudson, Tackle; Richard Rhodes, Guard; Ronald Carter, Center; Leonard Mack, Guard; Jerry Bennett, Tackle; Billy Herndon, End. BACKFIELD: Jimmy White, Halfback; Richard Wood, Fullback; Jimmy Ringer, Halfback; George Barwick, Quarterback. NOT PICTURED: Howell Bailey, End. The 1964 Junior Varsity Football Team upheld the winning tradition at W. H. S. by having a successful season. Coached by coaches Mike Iindley and Wyman Carter, they won six games while losing only two. Judging from the looks of the junior varsity team, our varsity of the future should be very good. The Score- board: Walterboro 13, St. George 0; Walterboro 26, St. George 0; Walterboro 7, Beaufort 13; Walterboro 7, Wade Hampton 7; Walterboro 12, Summerville 19; Walterboro 19, Bells 0; Walterboro 13, Beaufort 4; Walterboro 13, Carlisle 7. J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: B. Wilkinson, B. Sanders, J. Lemacks, T. Hadwin, B. Williams, B. Smith, J. Handegan, E. Eichom. SECOND ROW: B. Ozbolt, W. Carter, H. Kinsey, A. Smoak, E. Pelium, S. Hiott, P. Deloach, B. Cave, F. Pad- gett, S. Crosby. THIRD ROW: S. Murray, L. Hiott, C. Lucas, M. Cummings, G. Creel, D. Pierce, J. Heaton, F. Nettles, G. Crawfoid, E. Sweat. VARSITY Jackie Bishop, Nancy Peurifoy, Gilda Turner, Kay Blocker, NOT PICTURED: Sally Starr, Co-Head Cheerleader. The Student Body of W. H. S. owes a large debt to our varsity cheerleaders. Thanks to them, the spirit here is at the highest in years. Cheering is more than going to all the football games. That is just the glamorous part. The hard work comes in helping with the Booster Club Drive in August, painting football banners for every game, selling tags at the games, practicing every day for weeks on new cheers, and at- tending all other sports events - like the basketball games. To Patsy Easterlin and Sally Starr, our head Louise Williams, Patsy Easterlin, Head Cheerleader. cheerleader and co-head cheerleader, goes a special thanks for their leadership ability on the football field and backstage. To all the cheerleaders, we salute you on a job well done. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders did a good job in cheering the J. V. teams and in helping the Varsity cheerleaders. They helped decorate the goalposts for Homecoming and sold the raffle tickets for the cakes at the basketball games. J. V. ’S CHEERLEADERS 63-64 Sis Cleckley, Sally Skerdon, Marilyn Doscher, Co-Head Cheerleader; Linda Bishop, Head Cheerleader; Suzette Blocker, Brenda Smith. NOT PICTURED: Linda Ramsey. 75 Take the pause that refreshes! THE LINE-UP GRIDIRON ACTION Give 'Em Heck, Wildcats! The Rain-dance 76 Scoreboard ’63 Walterboro 20 Garrett 0 Walterboro 32 St. Paul 0 Walterboro 7 Beaufort 6 Walterboro 13 Wade Hampton 13 Walterboro 13 North Charleston 13 Walterboro 0 St. Andrews 20 Walterboro 49 St. George 0 Walterboro 14 Summerville 26 Walterboro 13 Chicora 6 Walterboro 20 Stalls 0 Walterboro 24 Bishop England 24 RECORD: 7 wins; 2 losses; 2 ties. Go-o-o-o Wildcats ! Spirit Poor Richard's Oh-my-back. 77 FIRST ROW: B. Cave, B. Trow ell, J. Lemacks, M. Cleckley, T. Chapman, G. Creel, B. Herndon, B. Smith, SECOND ROW: D. Carter, P. Seigle, R. Rhodes, J, Hiers, J. Heaton, J. Bennett, A. Smoak, T. Rodgers, B. Hud- son, E. Sweat. THIRD ROW: J. Butler, R Bouknight, B. Phillips, J. Ringer, H. Bailey, C. Adams, D. Pierce, G. Crawford, F. Padgett, S. Hiers, R. Novit, E. Pellum, TRACK ’64 Track is interesting because it is the oldest of sports, has a variety of events, and tests individual skills of strength, speed, and endurance. The events are the shot put, discus throw, pole vault, high jump, high hurdles, 100-yard dash, 880-relay, mile run, 220-yard run, 440-yard relay, 440-yard dash, 880-yard relay, and the medley relay. The 1964 track team, coached by Mr. Mike Bindley, had a good season. P. S. : It is generally agreed that Thomas Chapman has the most beautiful lees on the track team. GOLF TEAM The W. H. S. Golf team began its season with a clinic by Mr. Bill Christian, manager of the Wal- terboro Country Club. The team has had matches with neighboring schools at the Walterboro Country Club and on out of town courses. This team has a lot of new talent and should reach its peak in the next two years. With Mr. Christian's help, the team is improving greatly and seems to be more successful than last year's. 78 FIRST ROW: Herman Dantzler, Ricky Ackerman, Pat Me- Whirter, Jimmy Parker. SECOND ROW: Bill Dean, David Turner, Burbage Smoak. J. V. BASKETBALL The 1964 Junior Varsity Basket- ball Team was coached by Coach Wyman Carter, They played nine games - Beaufort, St. George, Wade Hampton, Bells twice, and Stall. Despite a lack of experience the team did not look bad and should improve in die future. FIRST ROW: J. Wylie, H. Kinsey, C. Adams, M. Reed, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: B. Cave, R. Penfield, B. Cave, B. Ozbolt, B, Ross, BASEBALL 1964 Gary Crawford, Jimmy White, Bill Phillips, Spikey Simmons, Jimmie Ringer, Kenny Rowe. This year W. H. S. had a truly phenomenal baseball team. Spikey Simmons pitched and Guerry Craw - ford caught. Bill Phillips played first base and right outfield simul- taneously, while Jimmie Ringer held down the left field and the center field positions at the same time. Jimmy White was die third base man and the shortstop, and Kenny Rowe played second base and coached at first and third. Seriously, the baseball team had not been organized when this picture was taken and not all members of die team were pres- ent for the picture. We feel sure, however, our baseball team had a good season. 79 BOYS’ BASKETBALL 196 4 WYMAN CARTER Head Coach Under the direction of Coach Wyman Carter, the boys’ bas- ketball team has improved not only in abilitybut also in spirit. The record is not so good but a great many of the games lost were very close, A better season is expected next year as all players will be returning and the new gymnasium will be com- pleted. Further improvements could be made if people, especially students, would show a little more interest in basketball at W. H. S. The crowds turned out better this year than last, but we still have a long way to go in spirit. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Ringer, T. Chapman, J. Handegan, K. Rowe, E. Bazzle, SECOND ROW: P. New- some, D. Pierce, H. Shields, B. Trow ell, E. Love, D, Haught. 80 STARTING LINE UP; Thomas Chapman, Guard; Duey Haught, Guard; Kenny Rowe, Guard; Erwin Razzle, Forward; Phil Newsome, Center. STARTING LINE-UP STARTING LINE UP: Eddie Love, Forward; Dane Pierce, Center; Jimmie Ringer, Forward, 81 FIRST ROW: L. Murray, M. Doscher, S. Skardon, G. Nettles. SECOND ROW: J. Truluck, B. Kinsey, K. Graham, B. Dempsey, C. Weeks. THIRD ROW: P. Lyons, S. Roberts, L. Bishop, J. Knight, P. Easterlin, J. Clark. The girls' basketball team, which has been coached by Mr. Mike Lindley for the second year, practices from three until four-thirty every afternoon in the gym. In order to remain on the team, each girl must attend the games on Tuesday and Friday nights. New warm-up uniforms were bought for the girls this year. Although the girls did not win every game, they show the determination to have a winning team next year. PATSY EASTERLIN Captain GIRLS’ BASKETBALL MR. MIKE LINDLEY Coach GLORIA NETTLES BEVERLY KINSEY Co-Captains 82 STARTING LINE UP - FORWARDS: G. Nettles, J. Knight, P. Easterlin. STARTING LINE UP - GUARDS: B. Kinsey, S. Roberts, J. Clark. 83 The Fighting Wildcats The Christmas Parade - Our Cheerleaders in the car plus Jimmy White ! ’’One and one for Janice, girls. Now, boys, the object of this game 84 FEATURES :U The! itu dAk tteriair Cdlleg Ilona is thevd Lftjliter of Kiri and Mrs. H rry B. kKers. Her main interests are) horseback riding and dancing; she teaches tap dancing, jazz, and ballet at Kay Thompson Dancing School. She plans to major in modem dancing in college. M ss Lair Jeanne Bennett Jeanne is the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. W. M. Bennett. Her major interests are boys, boys, and boys -- and reading. She plans to go to Columbia College and major in psychology. George Barwick Mr. Lair George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Barwick. His main in- terests are football (he was co-cap- tain of this year's football team), baseball, and cars. He plans to study medicine in college. LyHLucas Cynthia Cash Louise Williams 88 Miss Senior Jan Johnson Miss Junior Kay Blocker Class Beauties Miss Sophomore Linda Bishop Miss Freshman Toni Kemp 89 of Hearts NINTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: Judy Risher, Mary Louise Jones, Toni Kemp, Genifer Thompson, Suzette Blocker, Deborah Wright. TENTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: Sally Skardon, Linda Bishop, Marilyn Doscher, Sue Gil, Marsha Pellum, Barbara McMillan. ELEVENTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: Kay Blocker, Carol Key, Susan Roberts, Karen Crews, Nancy Peurifoy, Kathleen Linder. TWELFTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: Jo Ann Cummings, Kathy Lucas, Judy Cleland, Jan Johnson, Susan Laws. 1963 QUEEN OF HEARTS: Paddy Hiers. 90 Jan Johnson This year Homecoming was held on October 18. Jan John- son, Jeanne Bennett, and Louise Williams were candidates for Homecoming Queen. A vote was taken of the whole student body and Jan Johnson was elected queen. Homecoming Queen 1963 ATTENDANTS Jeanne Bennett Louise Williams 97 Homecoming Court Queen of Hearts Finalists The Homecoming Court this year consisted of Jan Johnson, queen; and Jeanne Bennett and Louise Wil- liams, attendants. The Finalists in the Queen of Hearts Contest this year were Judy Cleland, Susan Roberts, Jan Johnson, Kathy Lucas, Susan Laws and Sally Skardon. On Friday, August 30, 1963, during half-time ceremonies at the annual Orangeburg Sertoma Club Football Jamboree in Orangeburg, Jeanne Bennett was chosen by judges as Miss Orangeburg Sertoma Club. Each of the schools participating in the scrimmages had a representative. The girls were judged on beauty, poise and personality. Miss Orangeburg Sertoma Club 92 FOOTBALL SPONSORS CYNTHIA CASH MORRIS PYE PATSY EASTERHN RICHARD WOOD GILDA TURNER BUTCH CROSBY MARY PADGETT BOBBY TROWELL MARSHA PELLUM GEORGE BARWICK MARILYN DOS CHER 93 BILLY HERNDON Each summer the American Legion sponsors Boys' and Girls’ State. The Le- gion decides the number of students that will be allowed to participate. These students are selected by the faculty on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and character. Girls’ and Boys’ State LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Kinsey, Claudia Mole, Herman Dantzler, Bobby Trow ell, Charles Price. Junior Marshals Each year the top eight students of the junior class are selected to act as Jun- ior Marshals. They are selected according to their academic standing at the end of second semester. Their main job is to lead graduation, but they per- form at other times when asked. FIRST ROW: Gloria Robinson, Co-Head Marshal; Linda Lytchfield, Jane Smith, Joyce Hrvol, Jimmie Ringer, Head Marshal. SECOND ROW: Bill Harkey, Jimmy White, Mark Braunstein. 94 Junior Class Play On Friday, March 13, the Juniors of Waiterboro High presented their annual Junior Class Play. This year the name of the play was ''Time Out for Ginger'1 directed by Miss Lewis. SEATED: Jane Smith, Dot White, Sylvia Sanders. STANDING: Linda Mines, Randy Thomas, Jimmie Ringer, Richard Rhodes, Bill Harhey, Linda Lytch- field. NOT PICTURED: Kenny Rowe. Halloween Carnival The Annual Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the Junior Class was held in the Armory on October 30. This year's King and Queen were Richard Wood and Patsy Easterlin. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN Patsy Easterlin and Richard Wood 95 MISS SENIOR FHA - Joyce Hrvol Shirley Thomas - First Runner-Up Jo Ann Langdale - Second Runner-Up HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Diane Hinton MISS FBLA Judy Huff 96 97 BEST ALL-AROUND Jan Johnson — George Barwick MOST COURTEOUS Kathy Lucas — Robert Schulman SENIOR MOST TALENTED Nancy Jo Padgett — Tommy Duncan FRIENDLIEST Shirley Crosby — Butch Crosby MOST ATHLETIC Patsy Easterlin — Billy Herndon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Claudia Mole — Herman Dantzler SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE Cissy Harris — Spikey Simmons MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Gilda Turner — Richard Wood HERMAN DANTZLER NANCY JO PADGETT National Merit Finalists The National Merit Tests are given each year to conduct a nation-wide search for high school students possessing unusual promise of intellectual achievement and to encourage these students to attend college by awarding scholarships to as many as possible. Students who make high marks on the qualifying test given in March of the junior year, on the College En- trance Examination Board in December of their senior year, and on their school grades are selected as Final- ists. National Merit Scholars are then chosen according to ability and financial need. This year seven poeple from Walterboro were chosen for All-State Chorus. These people were chosen by Mr. Senn, at Bamville, S. C., on October 5, 1963. On February 21, 1964, they went to the Furman University Auditorium for the All-State Chorus All State Chorus FIRST ROW: Camille Reynolds, Susan Rivers, Anita Coggin, Carol Strickland. SECOND ROW: Jane Zeigler, Herman Dantzler, Patsy Lyons. 100 Annapolis Appointment Herman Dantzler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lee Dantzler received an appointment to the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. The appointment was conferred upon him op. February 14, 1964, by Representative L. Mendel Rivers, U. S. Representative for the First Con- gressional District. Applicants were judged by their scholastic records, their religious activities, and their extra-curricular activities. W. H. S. is proud to have Herman as our ''Midshipman of Tomorrow. 11 Herman and Representative Mendel Rivers Quill and Scroll Society The Quill and Scroll, an international society for high school journalists, honors seniors who have done superior work in a phase of journalism or school publications work, such as writing, editing, business management or production. These sen- iors must be in the upper third of their class, recommended by the Wildcat and Lair advisors, and approved by the Exec- utive Secretary of the Society. BEVERLY KINSEY JOEY STANLEY HERMAN DANTZLER 101 NANCY JO PADGETT Remembering Extras Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: R. Strickland, R. Thomas, D. Byrd, J. White, E. Knox, SECOND ROW: T. Duncan, H. Harbiston, S. Wells, C. Stanley, C. Price. THIRD ROW: H. Ritter, G, Carroll, K. Bazzle, T. Kay, T. Garvin, H. Dantzler. FOURTH ROW: J. Hiott, H. Green, J. C. Iriel, G. Barwick, B. Freeman. OLIVER ROBINSON and WHITS ELL FRASER Thirty-five Years Ago 104 Teachers’ Directory BLACK, MRS. FRIEDA Winthrop College, B. S. BUCKNER, MRS. DOROTHY M. Brenau College, B. A. BUCKWALTER, MR. L. E. Auto Mechanics CARTER, MR. WYMAN Newberry College, B. A. CONE, MR. H. E. University of South Carolina B. A. FIELDER, MRS. RUTH M. Georgia State College for Women A. B. FISHBURNE, MISS JULIE Columbia College, B. A. GASKIN, MRS. JANIE Winthrop College, B. A. GIVENS, MRS. MARY G. Winthrop College GODWIN, MRS. CARROLL Columbia College, B. A. GUESS, MRS. DOROTHY M. Lander College, B. A. HAWKINS, MRS. ELOISE Tennessee State Teachers College B. S. HAYES, MR. ROBERT Clemson College, B. S. HODGES, MRS. MARY LOU Guidance Director Coker College, B S. University of South Carolina, M. A. HODGES, MR.. E. P. Plumbing JENNINGS, MISS ROSEMARY Winthrop College, B. A. JONES, MRS. MERYL B. Anderson Colle ge, B. A. University of South Carolina, M. Ed. LEWIS, MISS JOAN Winthrop College, B. A. LINDLEY, MR. MICHEAL Wofford College, B. A. LYTCH FIELD, MRS. MARGARET Capital University, B. S. MAUNEY, MR. JAMES F. University of North Carolina Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege, B. S. MINES, MR. H. E. University of Southern Illinois B. S., M. S. MITCHELL, MR, EDWARD University of South Carolina, B.S. NEAL, MRS. VERA Lander College, B. A. PADGETT, MR, S. M. Clemson College, B. S., M. A. PARKER, MRS. MARY FRANCES Winthrop College, B. A. REEVES, MRS. EUGENIA University of South Carolina, A.B. SIMMONS, MRS. NELL Winthrop College, B. A. SMITH, MRS. AMANDA Furman, B. A. STROCK, MR. ROBERT Erskine College, B. S. STROUD, MRS. LETHA Columbia Colie ge, B. S. University of South Carolina, M. Ed. TUMBLESTON, MISS LESLIE Winthrop College, B. S. VONLEHE, MRS. VIRGINIA W'inthrop College, B. S. WARD. MISS CAROL Winthrop College, B. S. MRS. EVELYN REEVES, Secretary MR. A. M. JOHNSTON, JR. Principal Clemson College, B. S. Auburn University, M. S. ACKERMAN, RONNIE Freshman Class Secretary; Student Council Representative 9, Secretary 10, Vice-President 11; FFA 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11; Newspaper Man- aging Editor 11; Block “C” Club; Bus Driver 11; International Rela- tions 12. BAGGETT, ROBERT T I 11,12. BAILEY, DIANE Jr. FH A 9; 4-H 10. BAILEY, NOLAN T I 11.12; Biology 10. BARWICK, GEORGE Football 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Bus Driver 11,12; Senior Superlative; Mr. Lair; FFA 9,11; Block “W” Club 11,12; Baseball 10; Track 10; T I 10. BAZZLE, KENN T I 9,10; FFA 12; Bus Driver 12. BEACH, KENNETH Glee Club 9,10,11,12; FBLA 11; International Relations 12. BEACH, TERRY Jr. FH A 10; Sr. FH A 11,12. BENNETT, JEANNE Senior Beauty; Glee Club 9,11; FTA 9; French 10,11; Wildcat 11,12; Ora- torical 10; Miss Freshman; Miss Sophomore; Miss Junior; Queen of Hearts 9; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Candidate; International Quill and Scroll Society; J. V. Cheer- leader 10. BLOCKER, LUCIUS T I 10,11, Delegate to Convention. BUCHANAN, GEORGE T I 10,11,12. BYRD, DONNIE Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Biology 10; Glee Club 9,10,11; Debating Club 12; Bus Driver 11,12; Junior Class Play. CARROLL, GEORGE FFA 9,10,11,12; T I 10; Bus Driver 12. CARTER, CLAUDIA Biology 9; Jr. FH A 10; Library 10,11; Sr. FH A 11, Treasurer 12. CARTER, NANCY Glee Club 9,10,12; Annual 11; Li- brary 10,11; FTA 9. CASH, CYNTHIA Library 10; Oratorical 11; I TA 11; Queen of Hearts Contestant lI;Pep Squad 10,11,12; Glee Club 12; Annual StafI Feature Editor 12; International Relations 12; Senior Beauty; Powder- Puff 11; Office Assistant Club 12. CLARK, LAMAR FFA 9; JV Football 9; T 1 11. CLELAND, JUDY Jr. FH A 9; FBLA 12; Queen of Hearts Contestant 12; Powder-Puff 11,12, CONNELLEY, J. P. T I 9,10,11,12; Bus Driver lOpDE 11,12. COOK, DANNY Glee Club 10,11,12; FFA 9; FBLA 11; T I 12. CRAVEN, PATSY FHA 9,10,11,12; DE 12. CROSBY, BUTCH Student Council 9; T I 9,10,11; DE 12; Block “W” Club 11,12; Football 11,12; Basketball 10,11; Senior Su- perlative. Senior Directory CROSBY, FAYE FHA 9; Library 10,11; DE 12; FBLA 12. CROSBY, SHIRLEY FBLA 9; Library 10; Senior Super- lative, CROSBY, WANDA Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10. CUMMINGS, BUDDY T I 9,10,11,12. CUMMINGS, JO ANN FHA Vice-President 9; Historian 10; FBLA 12; Queen of Hearts Contest- ant 10,11,12; Powder-Puff; Miss FHA Contestant 10. DANDR1DGE, KENNY Student Council 9; FFA 9,10; French 11; FTA Vice-President 9; Pep Squad 9,10; Newspaper Managing Editor 10; International Relations 12. DANTZLER, HERMAN Latin 9,10; Student Council 9,10,11; T I 9; Beta Club 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12, Boys Quartet 11,12; Science 11,12;International Relations Vice-President 12; Annual Staff Pho- tographer 12; Bus Driver 12; Jr. Mar- shal Head 11; Junior Class Play; National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; Boys State; Freshman Class President, Sophomore Cl ass Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 12; Press ana Standard School Reporter; SeniorSu- perlative; International Quill and Scroll Society; Annapolis Appoint- ment. DRIGGERS, SHIRLEY ANN French 10; Library 11; Office As- sistant Club 12. DUNCAN, TOMMY Student Council 9; Glee Club 9,10; Biology; Science Club 12; Bus Driver 12; Wildcat Make-up Editor 12; Pep Squad 12; Senior Superlative. EASTERLIN, PATSY FTA President 9; Oratorical 9; Senior Superlative; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12, Captain 12; French 10; Wildcat 11; Block “W” Club 11,12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Student Council 11,12; Halloween Queen; Cheerleader 11,12, Head 12; Glee Club 9,11. EASTERLIN, CARROLL T I 9,10,11; Student Council 10. EVANS, THELMA DE 12. FENDER, GAIL Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 9, 10,11,12; Wildcat 10.11; Annual 12; Powder-Puff 11; Office Assistant Club 12. FOLEY, SHARON FTA 11,12; French 11; Pep Squad 12; Office Assistant Club 12. FOX, JACKIE Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA Vice-President 11, President 12; Powder-Puff 11; FBLA 12. FREEMAN, BERT T I 9,10,11,12. GARVIN, THOMAS FFA 9,10,1 1,12; T I 12; Bus Driver 12. GOLDING, SANDRA French 11,12; FTA 11; Pep Squad 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Glee Club 11,12; Sextet 11; Junior Class Play. HARBISTON, HENRY Junior Class President; Basketball 9,10; Bus Driver 12; T I 12; FFA 9,10,11; Newspaper 11. HARRELSON JANICE Biology 9,10; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Oratorical 9; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Wildcat 11, 12; International Relations 12; French 11,12, President 11. HARRIS, CISSY French 11; Junior Class Play; Beta Club 11,12; Glee Club 12; FTA 12; Senior Class Treasurer; Wildcat 9,10, Jr. Editor 11, Editor 12; Press and Standard School Reporter; Senior Superlative; International Quill and Scroll Society. HASELDON, CYNTHIA FHA 9,10,11; FBLA 12. HEADDEN, DONALD Pep Squad 9,10,11; Biology 9,10; Oratorical 9,10; Glee Club 11; T I 12. HERNDON, BILLY Block W” Club 9,10,11,12, Vice- President 12; T I 12; French 11; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Wildcat 12; Football 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 11; Shrine Bowl 12; Lower State Player of the Week 11; Student Council 12; Senior Superlative. HICKMAN, JOYCE FHA 9,10,11,12; FTA 9,10,11; 4-H 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11. HIERS, ILONA FTA 9,10,11,12; Biology 9; Pep Squad 9,10; Queen of Hearts Con- testant 9,11; Oratorical 10,11; Wild- cat 12; T I Vice-President 12; Senior Beauty; Office Assistant Club 12. HINTON, DIANE 4-H 9,10,11; FHA 9,10,11, Treasurer 11; Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 11; Newspaper Staff 9,10,11; Beta Club 10,11; Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Vice-President; FTA 10,11; FBLA 12; Block “C” Club 10,11;Miss CHS 11; Annual Staff 12. HIOTT, LAVINA FHA 9,10,11, Vice-President 11; 4-H 9,10,11; Student Council 9; Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Treasurer; Basketball; Beta Club 11; Block “C” Club 11. HODGE, MARY Spanish 9,10; DE 12. HUDSON, KERMIT FFA 9,10,11; DE 12; JV Footbail9. HUFF, JUDY FBLA 12. HUMPHRIES, THOMAS T I 9,10,11; DE 11,12; Bus Driver 12. JACKSON, SANDRA FBLA 11,12, President 12. JENNINGS, JIMMY 4-H 9; T I 9,10,11,12. JOHNSON, JAN Senior Superlative; Senior Beauty; Glee Club 9,10,12; Pep Squad 9,10, 11,12; Junior Class Play; Home- coming Queen; Wildcat 10; Debating 9; Queen of Hearts Contestant 9,11; Queen of Hearts 12; FTA 11,12, President; Student Council 9,10,11; Oratorical, Secretary 11; Interna- tional Relations 12; JV Cheer- leader 10. JONES, GODLEY T I 9,10,11,12; 4-H 9,10,11; Trea- surer 10, Vice-President 11; Student Council 9. KAY, THOMAS 4-H 9; FFA 9,10,11; T i 12; Bus Driver 12, KEITH, LENNOYE Band 9,10,11,12: Pep Squad 9,10, 11,12; Biology 9; Library 10; T I 12; International Relations 12. KINSEY, BEVERLY JV Cheerleader 9; FTA 9,10,11, Secretary 10, President 11; Pep Squad 9,10,12, President 12; Ora- torical 10; Annual 11,12, Business Manager 12; Student Council 11,12, Finance Committee 12; Block “W” Club 11,12; Basketball 11,12, Co- Captain 12; Girls State; Powder- Puff; Office Assistant Club Presi- dent 12; International Quill and Scroll Society. KNOX, EILEEN Oratorical 9; Wildcat 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9; Glee Club 10,11; Bus Driver 12; Office Assistant Club 12. LANGDALE, JO ANN FHA 9,10,11,12; DE President 12; Band Color Guard 12; Powder-Puff 11,12. LA SAUCE, JAMES Biology 9,10; Glee Club 10,11; Stu- dent Council 9,10; Wildcat Photog- rapher 12. LAWS, SUSAN FTA 12; Office Assistant Club 12; Glee Club 12; Queen of Hearts Con- testant 12. LUCAS, KATHY FTA 9,10,11,12; Oratorical 9,11, Secretary; Wildcat 10,12; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 10,12; Stu- dent Council 12; Senior Beauty; Office Assistant Club; Queen of Hearts Contestant 9,10,12,11; Senior Superlative. LYONS, PATSY FHA 9; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Girls Sextet;Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Office Assistant 11,12; Student Council 12; FTA 12. McDANIEL, TOM Biology 9,10; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 11; Wildcat Staff Pho- tographer 12; Oratorical 11; Science 12. McMillan, sandy 4-H 9; T I 11,12; Library 9; Bus Driver. MIXON, SARAH Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10. MOLE, CLAUDIA Latin 9,10; Beta Club 10,11,12; Annual 11,12; Science 12; Student Council 9,10,11,12, Secretary 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Jr. Miss High Miss; Miss DAR; Girls State; Junior Marshal; Junior Class Play; Furman Scholar; Senior Superlative; International Quill and Scroll Society. NETTLES, BARBARA FHA 10,11, NETTLES, GLORIA FTA 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Office Assistant 11, NETTLES, RUTH Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10; FBLA Pro- ject Committee 12. OUTEN, SUSAN FHA 10,11; Library 11,12. PADGETT, KATHIE FHA 9,10,11; FTA 9,10; Junior Class Play; Queen of Hearts Con- testant 10,11; FBLA 12; Miss Sr. FHA. PADGETT, JIMMY Biology 9; T 1 9,12; Debating 12; Junior Class Play; Bus Driver 11; Pep Squad 12. PADGETT, NANCY JO Senior Superlative; Latin 9,10; FTA 9,10; Glee Club 9,10,11, Accom- panist 12; Junior Marshal; Annual Staff 11, Editor 12; Beta Club 10, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12; National Merit Finalist; Furman Scholar; International Quill and Scroll Society; Basketball 9; Pep Squad 9,10; Junior Class Play; Powder-Puff 11. PARKER, JIMMY Biology 9,10; T I 11; Annual Staff 12; International Relations Treasur- er 12; Senior Class Vice-President; Golf Team 11,12; Glee Club 12, PEN FIELD, JIMMY T I 9,10,11; DE 10,11. PINCKNEY, JANET FTA 9; FBLA 11; French 11. PRICE, CHARLES Biology President 9; Beta Club President 12; Spanish Treasurer 11; T I 10,11; Glee Club 9; Science 12; Bus Driver 11,12; Boys’ State 11. PYE, JO ANNA Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10,11; FBLA Secretary 12. PYE, MARY RUTH 4-H 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12. PYE, MORRIS T I 12; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Biology 9; Football 11,12. RIVERS, LADDIE T I 9,10,11. RIVERS, SUSAN Library Vice-President 9; Pep Squad; Wildcat 10,11,12, Feature Editor 11, Assistant Editor 12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12, Student Di- rector 12, All-State Chorus 12; Girls Sextet 11,12; FTA 12; Office As- sistant Club 12. ROBBINS, EDWARD T I 9,12; Block “W” Club 11,12. SALISBURY, GLORIA Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10; DE 12. SASSER, BARBARA Library 9; Student Council 9,10; Annual Activities Editor 12; Glee Club 9,10; FTA 12; Office Assist- ant Club 12; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Powder-Puff 11; International Re- lations Club 12. SAVAGE, MADISON FFA 9,10,11,12; T 1 12. SCHULMAN, ROBERT Senior Superlative; Biology 9; Junior Class Play; Band 9,10,11,12. SIMMONS, SPIKEY Latin 9; T I 9; Biology 9; FTA 10; Beta Club 10; Block “W” Club 11,12; Science 11,12, Secretary 12; Football 10; Baseball 10; Golf 11; Glee Club 1 2; Junior Class Play; Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President; Boys' State; Stu- dent Council 12; Senior Superlative. SMITH, FRANCIS FFA 9,10,11; Student Council 9. SMITH, JUDY Biology 9; 4-H 9; Jr. FHA 10; Ora- torical 10; Sr. FHA 11,12; FTA 11. SMOAK, GLORIA Jr. FHA 9. SMOAK, MARIE Jr. FHA 9. SNEAD, WILLIAM T I 9. STANFIELD, HARRY T I 9; FFA 10; Bus Driver 12. STANFIELD. JOHN T I 9; FFA 10. STANLEY, JOEY Beta Club 10,11,12; Latin 10,11; Science 12; Junior Marshal; Annual Staff 11,12; Glee Club 10; Inter- national Quill and Scroll Society. STARR, SALLY Freshman Class Secretary-Treasur- er; Glee Club 9,10,11; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; Oratorical 10; FTA 9,10; Block W” Club 11,12; Wildcat 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Junior Marshal; Powder-Puff 11,12; JV Cheerleader 9,10; Varisty Cheerleader 11,12, Co-Head 12. SUMNER, JOYCE FHA 10,11; FTA 11; Library 12; Annual 12, TROWELL, BOBBY Beta Club 11,12; Annual 11,12, Boys Sports Editor 12; Student Council 12, Treasurer 12; Glee Club 12; Science 11,12, President 12; Biology 9; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; T I 9; Junior Marshal; Junior Class Play; Latin 9,10,11; Boys’ State. TURNER, GIL DA Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Block “W” Club 11,12; Library 11,12, President 12; Glee Club 10,11,12; FTA 9; Sophomore Class President, Freshman Class Vice-President, Junior and Senior Class Secretary; Office Assistant Club 12; Senior Superlative. VARNADOE, GLORIA FHA 9,10,11, President 9; FBLA 12; Miss Sr. FHA 11; Powder-Puff 11,12. WALKER, KAY Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10; FBLA 12. WELLS, SUSAN Jr. FHA 9; Sr. FHA 10; Bus Driver 12. WIGGINS, LYNDA FHA 9,10,11,12; Powder-Puff 11,12; Colorguard Captain 12. WILLIAMS, LOUISE Latin 11,12, Vice-President 12; Beta Club 12; Pep Squad 11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Block “W” Club 12; Wildcat Staff 12; Senior Beauty; Homecoming Candidate. WOOD, RICHARD Student Council 12; Block “W Club 11,12; Pep Squad 9,10,11,12; T 1 10; Senior Superlative; Hal- loween King; Football 10,11,12. ZEIGLER, JANE Glee Club 9,10,11,12; All-State Chorus 12; Student Council 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Squad 9,10,11; Wildcat 9; Library 10,11,12, Sec- retary 11. We, the 1964 Annual Staff, wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the following: to the Adminis- tration, Faculty, and Student Body for their co-operation and patience; to Mrs. Meryl Jones, Mrs. Mary Frances Parker, Mrs. Virginia von Lehe, and Mrs. Evelyn Reeves for their extra assistance and knowledge; to Herman Dantz- ler for his skill and patience in taking our snapshots; and to Bill Bone for taking our club pictures. To our sponsor, Mrs. Carroll B. Godwin: We feel we will never be able to repay her for her time, energy, patience, and influence. Without her, we could never have done this edition of the LAIR. Thank you very, very much. We would also like to thank the following merchants for their participation in Senior Workday; Ackerman-Beach Drug Go. Asten-Hill Manufacturing Co. Avant’s Pure Oil Station Bailey’s Pharmacy Bank of Walterboro Bargain-Furniture Co. Black Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Company Brabham’s Gulf Station Brown Hardware Clover Farm No. 2 Coastal Fruit Co. Coburg Dairy Colleton Drug Co. Colleton Implement and Truck Company Colonial Food Store Corbett’s Building Supply Co. Crosby-Burress Cumming’s Oil Co. Dairy land Herman L. Dantzler Davis Shoe Shop Earl Durham Esso Station Easterlies Furniture Co. Edwards Co. Enterprise Hardware Farmers Merchants Bank Dr. William E. Fender First Federal Savings Loan Association Frazier’s Gift and Children’s Shop Gibson-Kemp Godwin Building Supply Co. Harry’s Men Shop Hayes Jewelers fliers Drive-in Grill Restaurant Hiatt’s Pharmacy Hiott’s Red White Independent Life and Accident Ins. Co.. Inc. Jenny’s House of Flowers Lake’s Welding Shop Lemacks Shoe Shop Lender’s Loan Go. Lyon’s Furniture Co. Marion Sams Oil Co. McClure’s Shell Station Novit’s Dress Shop Novit’s Shoe Store Owen’s Auto Exchange Padgett Oil Co. Parson’s Dress Shop W. C. Pearcey Peoples Pharmacy PepsLCola Bottling Co. P. A. Pournellc Press and Standard Rainey’s Jewelers Rexall Drug Co. Robertson’s Electric Supply Sander’s Freezer Locker Sell-Rite Furniture Co. Simmons-Diesel Co.. Slotchiver’s Smoak’s Garage Strickland’s Dixie Cleaners Tastee-Freeze The Flower Shop Thompson’s Traveler’s Motel Reach’s American Walterboro Auto Parts Walterboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Walterboro FCX Walterboro Motor Sales Wildwood Landscap Designers and Contractors Warshaw’s CONTRIBUTIONS: Sam Augustine Benjamin’s Colleton Feed and Seed Jimmy Jennings Gladys Murry Flower Shop Prentiss Wholesale Co. H. C. Savage, Lumber Co, We hope you enjoyed it! ! 1! EDITOR G BUSINESS MANAGER G SPONSOR