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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

THE 1967 LAIR PRESENTED THE SENIOR CLASS WALTERBORO SENIOR WALTERBORO, SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CAROLINA Kathy Graham - Editor-in-Chief Peach Foster - Business Manager Mrs. Mary Frances Parker - Sponsor ALMA MATER SCHOOL PRAYER Angels guard our Alma Mater From the sfciei of blue; Guard and guide our footsteps ever, Firm and strong and true. We will e'er uphold thy standards Honor, ove, and truth Pledge our hearts, our hands, and voices. Loyalty and youth. Forward ! Ever be our watchwordf Conquer and prevail; Hoj'i to ffree, our Alma Mater, WHS all Hail I May every thought we think today And everything we da and say Be worthy of the folks we love And worthy of our God above. Amen 2 WISDOM f'fot wisdOffi fa better fhaun rubies; arsdf all the things that may bo desired ore not to he coinpdfBcf wifh Jt. HONOR Honor is like the eye, wbicb ecnnof suffer the least impurity without damage, ft rs o precious Slone,,, the price of which is lessened by a single flaw SCHOLARSHIP He that would moke real progress in knowledge must dedicate his age as well os his youth, ffie latter growth as well as the first fruits, at tee a tor of twf h ■i i i 3 FOREWORD Youth is o portrait painted with the joys, the fears, the introspection, the confi- dence, and the eagerness which comprise the vivid colors of this ordeal colled growing UP- Each of us has traveled the halls of WHS with different emotions. The freshman embarks upon the new experience with feelings of apprehension and restraint. The senior emerges with a deep sense of pride and accomplishment at the fulfillment of a long sought-after dream. The sounds and the faces of our school ore many, but taken together they make each of us what we are — youth with visions that will not grumble under cold reality but will turn into reality itself for the whole world to view. So today we at WHS must hang on to these golden dreams and true ideals, for this is what keeps us young. We must build fortresses around our hearts and guard our hopes from the bitterness of time. Then, time may rob us of our youth, but it can never steal away our happy, carefree memories — memories of WHS. To offer friendship without motive. To be happy and to share happiness, To give help without thought of reward. To defend that worth defending. To believe there is a prayer for every problem, an answer for every question, and a ladder for every climb . . . THE NATURE OF YOUTH BECAUSE WE ARE FRIENDS . . . WE SHARE THE JOYS OF BEING YOUNG . . . ! 7 AND HELP EACH OTHER UNDERSTAND $ THAT TO FALL IS THE NATURE OF LIFE m 9 TO RISE AGAIN 10 IS THE NATURE OF YOUTH. 11 Administration 12 Underclassmen Athletics Table of Contents Foreword Theme ................................. Dedication .............................. Administration .......................... Seniors ♦ ♦ ♦..................... • Underclassmen ........................... Organizations ........................... Athletics ............................... Features ................................ , 4 5 13 14 30 52 68 98 122 Seniors Organizations Features DEDICATION TO YOU . .. MAS. EVELYN REEVES For your sympathy and understanding of oil our problems + . r for being a port of the fife we'll remember when we leave these hallowed halls . . . for your wonderful sense of humor and enjoyment of life . . for being what you are . . . we gratefully dedicate to you this annual. With all our love, The Seniors: of ‘67 ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL m� . fi. H. Wgfface, Principal High Leve Conference. SECRETARY Mrs. E. Reeves, Secretary Ffic voice of Guthoniy, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Irb rf ? 'cc(rr Asfishaunt Principal, 'Officia Ibusfnei . 17 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mrs. 1. Stroud Ninth Grad• Counsmlor HELPERS WE APPRECIATE Hitch yovf wo go n fo a star! Cheer i p! It CO old B• LUNCHROOM STAFF 19 FACULTY Mrs. M. Allen, Home Ec. B. S. Winthrop College Mrs. M. Barnes, Social Studies, Math B. A. Pennsylvania State Mrs. M. J. Brown, Science fl. S. Columbia College Mrs. B. Coggins, Science B. S. Furman University Mr. D. Covington, Phys. Ed., World Geography B. S. University ol South Carolina Mr. B. Dempsey, Agriculture 6. S, Clem son University You should see me at the end of the dayl 20 Open your mouth wide and say, Ah. FACULTY Mrs. E. Frazier, French, English B. A. Winthrop College Mn. J. Catkin, Math, Guidance B. A Winthrop College Mrs. C. GocAiri'i� , Librarian B.A. Columbia College Mr. H. Hancock, Moth, Phys. Ed. B. A. Frskine College 21 A dime for a cup of c©ffee7 FACULTY Mrs. L. L. Hugh s, Social Studies B. A. Newberry College Mrs- M- Jones, Math B. A. Anderson College M Ed. University a I South Co tolino Mr. W. Humphreys, Civics, Driver Ed., Phyt. Ed. B, $. Ertkine College Mrs. M. Lytehfield, Physics, Chemistry B. $, Capital University Mr. A. Jarvis, Commercial B. S. E. Kansas State Teachers College Mr, H. Mines, Shop, D. O., Mechanical Drawing B. S. University of Southern Illinois M. Ed. University a I Southern Illinois Really, I can't believe a word of HI A FACULTY Mrt, V Wh-oF, Phys, id-, $cienc , Guidance B. A, Lefidpir Cotfe-ga Mrs, iP,. Wwfi, EflgJlsfo 6. A. Cefumbio CojUege Mrs, i£r. Odom, Mcrflll B. Av WinFhrap Co-Wsga- M rs. M. F. Psfktr, lotin, EngJasfa S. A. WinthrOp College Mrs. N, Srnaniojuj S eifcf Studies fl. A. Wiflihrop College Mrs. G. 5kt?fdpnr Camfnafcmi, U. S. History 0. A. Brenau Coflog� FACULTY The smile of endurance. Preparing the strategy lor the day. Mr. . Strock, Phys. Ed.. Driver Ed, ft. 5. Erskine College Mrs. L. Stroud, English. Guidonce B. S. Columbia College M. Ed. University of South Carolina Mrs. N. Tilton. English ft. A. Columbia College Mrs. N. vanLehe, Psychology, World History ft. S. Kansas State University 24 FACULTY Mrs. V. vonlohc. English ft. A. Winthrop Collage Mr, L. Buckwalter, Auto Mechanics Mrs. R. Warm, English B. A. Winthrop College Mr. C. Polk, Band ft. S. Newberry College Mrs. D. M. Buckner, Chorus Music ft. A. Brenau College Mrs. C. Robbins, Study Moll ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES The English Department offers to each student of WSHS the opportunity to learn how to use his language well—to speak with assurance, to write with clarity, to read with understanding. Today's world demands facility in communication; the English Department strives to supply this necessary skill to our students. Three foreign languages—Spanish, French, and Latin—give a basis for understanding and appreciof ing civilizations and cultures other than our own. Mrs. M. F. Parker Chairman English and Foreign Language Department Ni t things com rn smatl packages. 24 ■ , SOCIAL STUDIES An understanding of the past is necessary component of the understanding of our present. Courses in United States and World History seek to fulfill this goal white civics and American government strive to mcrlce our students informed and interested citizens. World geography emphasizes the relationship of man and the earth in various ports of the world. jMit, M, Summon Ck rFJpan SocJoJ S? nefies 0� fWrhn nf MATH The ever-increasing complexity of our civ- ilization makes if imperoh've fhof more people bow more matbemertres, The Mofhemoties Deportment realizes its re- sponsibility in trying to help students meet this challenge. Courses offered by the de- partment include general mathematics, ol- gebro, geometry, and advanced mathe- matics. These are all modern courses. Mrs. M. JoIMS CffDi moj? We-lfcefls lics iPepaiirfjPiifrnS SCIENCE As its tong-range goal, the Science Department at- tempts to inf reduce fhe students to a systematic study of various fields of science, developing both prac- tical skills and theory. The department includes courses in genero science, in biology, and in physical science, which is a basic course for the further ad- vanced studies in chemistry and physics. Mr . M. Lytthfitlif chairman Science Dejjai-fnrenJ1 27 TRADE AND INDUSTRY . .Industrial Arts education objectives are concerned with the industrial orientation, consumer knowledge of industrial products, and the prevocational and avo- cational interests of the students. . . Vocational education classes are designed to pre- pare high school students for gainful employment in a specific occupation or family of occupations. AGRICULTURE .. The Agriculture Department tries to prepare its stu- dents for positions in the many fields of agriculture. These include farming, agricultural occupations, ag- ricultural sales and services, and preparation for the students who plan to further their education in one of the fine agricultural colleges or technical schools. Also, os a port of the department's work, adult classes are held for young farmers, and each year a twenty-hour course is offered in such areas os farm mechanics or farm management. HOME ECONOMICS Three years of home economics ore offered at WHS. The courses include work in the following areas; clothing and tetiles; child development; foods and nutrition; health; home management; housing, equipment, and furnishings; personal and family relationships. There are two active FHA chapters. Each year they elect a Miss F. H. A. 28 MUS C . .Befleving that music is a major factor in the well- rounded school life of all students, the WHS Music Deportment provides instruction in this field. With group and personal performances at concerts, football games, parades, and assemblies, the chorus and the band enhance the spirit of the American way of life and build cooperation and understanding for a richer and fuller experience on our campus. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ..Physical education is an integral part of the school curriculum. Physical, mental, and social skills, learned through physical activity, contribute to the develop- ment of good citizens for the community. COMMERCIAL ..Students of WHS may now receive a Commercial Diploma. Those planning to major in Office Occupations will select either a bookkeeping major or a steno- graphic major. Only students enrolled in one of the office occupations majors will be enrolled in the courses required. Courses in Personal Typing and Elective Book- keeping are offered as elective courses for students with other majors. 29 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The fall of 1963 brought us into the high school community. Subjeci to ihe all-powerful will of upper- classmen, we struggled in adjusting to the rigors of a more advanced scholastic life. Still, even as freshmen we enjoyed some of the outstanding pleasures our school provides: the excite- ment of seeing Pip's great expectations fulfilled, the joy of reading Jess Stuart's homespun philosophy, the thrill of exploring the inner sanctums of the frog's di- gestive tract. Some were happy to see new faces at our school as we began the second year under an untried ad- ministration. 1964 was the great election year that stormed the country and brought fiery debate to our campus also. We were becoming in this period more a part of our school with the first attempts at fund- raising for the Junior-Senior. The junior year brought us into the mainstream of school activities as we worked tirelessly to assemble dimes and dollars at every home football game. While we toiled through the depths of Emerson and Thoreau, the months sped by. A historic junior vic- tory in the Powder Puff Game cheered our spirits throughout the solemn winter. In April came the ga- iety and color of the Junior-Senior, a vibrant display of Polynesian splendor and tropic beauty. After what seemed and age, September 1966 found us in the senior class. Under a new principal we assumed the posts of leadership in our school and pressed forward to the final battles of our academic campaign at WHS. The memorable scenes of triumph and failure we experienced here are now sacred memoriesf forever enshrined in our hearts. The friendships we formed, the teachers we loved, the loyalty we cultivated, the knowledge we gained, the times of joy, and the times of sorrow at the passing of a fellow student ore now a part of us. From our high school days we have learned to work harmoniously, to take pride in accomplishment, to endure defeat without yielding to it, to live with pur- pose and responsibility. Because we take these precious experiences and lessons with us, our years at Waiter- boro High School are not now behind us but only beginning. 32 SENIOR CLASS During his final year, each senior began fo realize ka1 WHS meant fo him. Attending the Homecoming tes? in'ties, taking the leadership in College Night, c rending the Junior-Senior as a guest, and finally arching down the aisle in cap and gown: these would c - ays be treasured memories. Graduation was anticipated with mixed emotions. Bach year had been fun as well as work, but as this ear ended, each senior knew that he would always are a special place in his heart for WHS. Perry DeLooch—President Deborah Wright—Vice President 33 Brenda Smith-Secretary WE ARE THE SENIORS . . . Elizabeth Ackerman Janke Neill Ayers Vera Baxzle Paula Ann Beach Shirley Jean Ackerman Dianne Bales Allen Beach Mary Catherine Becker John David1 Aystffji CynJihict Diane Bayne Linda Gail Beach Jack Benny Benton Sirsan Ruth Avant Lonnie Edward Bazzle Mrmi Nor Beach Dianne Claire Blocker THE CLASS OF ’67 LEADERSHIP: ability to direct and lead others harmoniously. Frank Cunnane and Kathy Graham 35 Nancy JoAnn Blocker Raymond Gerald Bruins Rae Susette Blocker Perry Buckner Suzanne Bone Gerald Hiers Butler Nancy Lee Broderick Danny McCoy Carter WE ARE FULL OF MIXED EMOTIONS . . . Joyce Ann Carter Gero chrte Karen Carter 7 tomas Daniel Carter Robert Edgar Cave Rhonda J. Choltraw Nancy Louise Chajtarn Marshall R. Clark Mary Nell Cleckley FIDELITY; High moral1 standards and loyalty to school and1 friends. Perry Deloach and Deborah Wright. 36 INTANGIBLE REMEMBRANCES . . . Laura Lynn Craven Donna Jean Crosby Elwood Kirby Crosby Perry Buckner DeLoach Margoretf L. Craven Elizabeth Ann Crosby Susan Gail Culpepper Mattie Evelyn Dewitt Sandra Leal Craven Michael L. Crosby Francis J. Cunnone Paula Drew Yvonne Beverly Creel Stanley A, Crosby Hubert J. Dandridge Mary Kathryn DuPre FRUSTRATIONS IN FACING THE WORLD t t I Johnny Willard Fabian Ann Peach Foster Sara Susan Garris George Royce Greene Linda June Fanning William Steven Fralin Sarah Rebecca Gelson Dionne A. Gulledge Anthony J. Fargnoli Carrie Frasier Kathy Cameron Graham Abbiegail M. Hamilton Dorothy Ann Faulkner Deborah Ann Gardner Cynthia Lue Green William C. Hamilton 38 AND YET EXCITEMENT CONGENIALITY: Ability to get along with others. Skeet Smith and Peach Foster Thomas H. Hargrove Jean nine Renee Harley William Walter Haynes Grady LaVerne Hickman Martha $r Harriott Wanda Carol Hickman Wendy tee Hayes Doro Elizabeth Hrott WE FEAR BUT LONG FOR Danny Jerome Hodge William Hodges Linda Darnell Hoff Carolyn T. Howell Linda Susan Hudson Steven Lee Huffer Sandra Jean Hoats Kathryn Down Hogan Shirley Ann Hughes George Lloyd Hustler RESPECT: Tolerance for all wrth regard for law and position. Bobby Ozbolt and Debbie Gardner THE FUTURE Frances L. Jackson Mary Louise Jones Thomas Clark Johnson Ramona Dianne Kelly Vicki Yvonne Johnson Nina Glovenia Keith Raymond Neal Jones Toni Dawn Kemp William David Judy Anthony Woyne Kuhick RELYING ON THE PAST, SPORTSMANSHIP: Exemplification of foir play with on interest in all sports. Bubba Ross and Janice Ayers. Mattie Loo Lamb Mary Gloria Leal John Carol Lemacks Betty Jean Lyons Jack Anderson Lyons James Edward McMillan Thomas Henry McMillan Nancy Lynn McMillan 42 WE MUST GO FORWARD. Betty Joyce Ma och Nicky Martin Earle Robert Marvin Margaret Jo Maxcey Jefferson L Maxey Donny Gene Murdough Frances Ann Nettles Thomas Russell Norris Robert Edward Novit Kathy Faye OJBrien Douglas A. Odom, Jr. Francis Marion Owens Charles Marion Owens Bernard Robert Ozbolt Fred McTeer Padgett James Dewey Padgett 43 AT LAST WE HAVE Catherine Ann Pearce Elmer Gene Pellum John Huiet Peurifoy Jesse H. Phillips Douglas P. Pinckney Sandra Paulette Pye Carol Lynn Ramsey William Michael Reed PERSERVERANCE: The willingness to continue one's task. Suzanne Bone and Walter Haynes 44 BECOME INDIVIDUALS Heyward VVr Rrckenbafcer floberf Mjfstul Sanders Linda Jeon Sigwafd Brenda Fronces Smrfh Clarence E. Risher tarie Sanford James Howard Surrmons hTygo Benpmrn Srntifo Ray Roberfson Ricky Bryant Seigfer Meryf Annelle Simons Warren S. Smifb Fred' Dorsey foss, Jr= ftanaltif Gene Sfooupe EJizab-efb Anne Snu’Jh MeJIre Jp ene Smook WITH AN AWARENESS OF RESPONSIBILITY Rose Marie Soderlund James Edwin Thomas Deborah Lynn Turner Russell Wayne Warren Carol June Spell Jennifer J. Thompson Gilbert E. Turner, Jr. Robert M. Wilkinson Thomas Lein Spell June Thompson Verly Mae Varn Janice M. Williams Elbert Wells Sweat Elizabeth B. Townsend Ronald Glenn Walfield John William Weeks 46 WE’VE BEEN GIVEN THE BEGINNING . . . TALENT: One wha uses his natural abilities we i Buck Buckner and Boo Howell Gerald Pinckney Wood Joseph Williams, Jr, Deborah Gail Wright Thomas Louis Williams Thomas Lynn Wright Betty Rae Wilson Nancy Harriet Zygodlo THE FUTURE IS UP TO US VERSATILITY: The gift of being able fo do many things well, Brenda Smith and Bill Weeks Opetting the Notional Honor Society ouembfy. The Mighty Ninety-ninth ? ? ? THOSE HAPPY DAYS Were the results os expected? 49 WHO’S WHO JANICE AYERS CYNTHIA BAYNE PEACH FOSTER KATHY GRAHAM FRANK CUNNANE PERRY DeLOACH WALTER HAYNES BRENDA SMITH DEBORAH WRIGHT . .The members of the Senior Class elected for Whofs Who ore chosen by a faculty committee. Selection is based on the following criteria: standing in class, moral standards, leadership qualities, exfro-curric- ular participation, and citizenship performance. 51 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS . . . CLASS OF ’68 Juniors began to realize that many decisions must be mode in the coming year. With this in mind, students chose their courses and settled to work. Looking forward to such things os their first Junior-Senior, the juniors worked madly on the Halloween Carnival, concession stands, ond class ploy. Being tapped into the Honor Society was the hope of many, although only eleven were selected. As in previous years, the top eight members were chosen to serve as Junior Marshals. Through their united efforts, juniors were preparing them- selves for their roles as seniors, as well as for later life. President, Sarah Lee Thomas; vice-president, Cathy Simmoni; secretary, Sharon Hayden; treasurer. Myra Ayen. Robert Ackerman Theresa Ackerman Dennis Avanf lorry Arant Ronnie Avoni Myra Ayers Charfene Bailey Gerald Bailey Denise Boyne Johnny Beach Stephen Beach Janice Berry Lynn Bishop Alton Blackburn 54 JUNIORS SHOULDER THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES Tommy Bon Cheryl Bouknight Lawrence Bowers Beverly Boynton Coil Brabham Kenneth Braunstein Faye Breland William Bridge Jimmy Barren Joe Ben Butler Marilyn Canaday Marshall Chaplin Heidi Cof« Allen Colson Jim Coat Diane Cooke Gloria Craven Terrell Craven Lorry Crawford Kenneth Crosby Larry Crosby Wendell Crosby Dale Dandridge Jeannie Daniiler Ricky Dean Sue Dean Reid Dempsey Harden Dopson Elaine Drowdy Sherry Drowdy Frances Driggers Jimmy Driggers Henry Dyson Jill Eichorn Legare Evans 55 CLASS PROJECTS FUN FOR MANY JUNIORS Dolores Fairey Elizabeth Fargnoli James Farrell Nancy Fender Joe Fletcher Judy Fletcher Oliver Frandt Delores Fraser Allan Gardner Jean Glover Jimmie Hair Tony Hamilton Dale Hatfield Sharon Hayden Gale Herndon Wayne Herndon Mike Herring Barbara Hicks Joe Earl Hiers De De Hill Jim Hines Allen Hioft Bobby Hiotf Roy Hiotf Stevie HioiJ Herman Hoffman Milton Jenkins Harold Jones Tommy Jones Charlie Koger La Monte Kinard Brenda Kiser Kay Knax Lucinda Lack Mickey Lane 56 DETERMINED AND EAGER . . . Dennis Langdale Jrtrie Leaf June Lemackt Eugene Lowery Joy no Lyons Delores Man gum Brad Martin Stephanie McCvmb Donald McGetvtr Morvin Millor Linda Mincey Aaron Minton Johnathan Minton Sotan Montjoy Diane Nathan Gordon Nettles Marion Nettles fHioft O'Quinn Terry O'Quinn John Pierce Thelma Pinckney Dwayne Pittman P. A. Pournelle Nancy Price Pgvf Pye Alice Peeves Corliss Peeves Benjamin Reid Lynn Reynolds Ronnie Reynolds Sarah Rhode Peggy Rhodes Ken Richardson Barbara Riley Roger Ritfe ST THREE YEARS BEHIND US • ft ft ft ft £!i t fc ,-klLt Wpnrfjf Silverj Rilfll Rrier Cynthia ffobrnson Fern 5-Giiii ffri Sommfe Sonde-ra Sfeypt .Sens er GfofW' Setferi Korea Shook Cathy Simnnom Baity Skis idem 6i f Smith Gay Smjffi Rfcfey SlBFffc Dordflhy SraapJc Katherine Smoot Rormie Sm ak jclsflfsy Spell Stanley Spefl JFronJc Stanley Erndta Stake Merryfe Strawe Hugh SfriVtfefitf iLrndb Sumner Carhf Thomas Sofalfi lee Thomas Jtoy TnjJ'trdb Jtrwifii Tucker Dkfcie ?iimbutton Bitty Tv rn cr CAuffe Walter Babiy Withers S’ii ion Warshaw WcndWJ Webster Sandy Werfbury Gfaythyn Williams 58 WITH THE BIG YEAR TO GO Lett Wilson Larry Wright Paul Ziegler A iunior joy—Latin III I Juniors with high hopes. A dream com true for juniors. 59 SOPHOMORES . . . CLASS OF ’69 The sophomores returned to school in the foil feeling very wise and looking with sophisticated pity upon the lowly freshmen. They realized, however, that even they must work. They were soon involved in classes, car-washes, and class elections. As they assumed their roles as responsible class members, they were looking forward to greater heights and even better achievements. President, Elliott Savage; Vice-president, Richard Storks; Socretory-Treojurer, Mary Zipperer. Bruce Ackerman Dana Alien Diane Avant June Ayers Sandra Ayers Chuck Bailey Gail Bailey Stevie Bailey Delores Barnett Raymond Beach Cathy Beasley Freddie Bennett Wendell Benton DeLane Bessenger Jennifer Boynton James Broach Allen Bryan Terry Bunton Debbie Butter Rom Catterton Nancy Chapman Mike Coker Christi Cole J, D. Ceie Ronnie Coleman David Collins Joe Cane Billy Craven 60 WE’RE MAKING OURSELVES KNOWN Bobby Crown AAichael Crown FKn Crosby Linda Crosby Nancy Crosby Scoff Crosby Debbie Culpepper Ernest Culpepper Sue Cunnane Cheryl Da nd ridge Roger Da ndridge Vernon Dandridge Jorose Davidson Bruce Doris Helen Doy Martha Dodd Johnnie Doscher Jock Drowdy Judy Drawdy Miriam Driggers Wayne Dyat Jeremiah Edwards Sheryl Fanning Melinda Fennell Tommy Fennell Donal Ferguson Donald Fraser Brenda Gainey Joyce Gibson Leon Green Loretta Greene Sammy Groves Beverly Guess Nicky Harriott Debbie Harrison Sherin Harrison Pam Hoscall Butch Hatfield Poyas Haynes Val Heffner Dean Herndon Patricia Herndon Ann Heveriy Doris Ann Hiers Gail Hiers Annette Hilton Larry Hill Paul Hinton Alice Hiott Sandra Hiott Vicky Hiott Neto Hodge Bill Hoff Karen Mognon Tommy Hulsey Mary Hutto Carle no Jelks Betty Jerkins LeVon Jerkins Gary Johnson Cindy Jones Kate Jones Ronnie Jones 61 AND WE’RE GETTING m • Paul Judy Thomas Kay Mary Gait Kiser Judy iom-b Hal tan Mary Ann Laurie Donna tcmacfes Sandy Icuncrclcs Bud Under Ann L wery At fa Maa MafYiii Jg-n Mo ray Wayne McDonatd Fred McMillan Ricky McMillan Bobby jMeefie So rob M?Ws Arfbuir MlrtOrt Wanda Mi an Sherry! Mi;ran HeafclU Moore KJndai Moore Pat MoHey Gftfin Murris Margaret Manley Lamar MucJtenfuss Vicky Nctites 5feye O'Brien Jtabwfa Ovf«n Pertriero Owens' Wendy Gwens Gar! OrbotP S®fifty Padgeff Undo Pearce Thomas Pellam AJon Perry lijjTcr Prncfcney Brenda PJiJinan Qgniry Polk CoPy Price Ktengiy RiekenfeoEn? Homer fliier Rill Robbins Roger Roberts Corf Robertson Pets Robertson Biity Rogers Cissy floss ElUatt So rage Julie Segoro Randy Smghr Bitty SheftffeJd Janice Siirunons John Cbssries Sincoiih Jaortne Smith Judy Smftls Sbflfi Sjfiflh Bitty Smoofc Edward Smack Bwc-refl1 Smack iemry Smoot Patsy Smoot Ralph SfrlDok 62 TO KNOW OURSELVES Susie Smoalr Tony Spell Becky Stallings Delia Star field H. fi Stanfield Richard Storks Cleveland S ofr� i Linda Strawn Nancy Strickland Linda Thompson Pam Thompton Robert Thompson Gene Trusmlt Richard Tumb eston Nancy Warko Cindy Worsen Vicky White Danny Williams Wilmer Williams David Williamson Barbie Winon Nancy Zeigler Steven Zeigler Mary Zipperer Janet Zygadlo NOT PICTURED: Donnie Ammons Medina Bright Sue Dondridge Tommy Duffie Bruce Gillespie Mary Groves Larry Hitt Eddie Hioit Roger Ramsey Michael Smoak Wendell 5mooJc K n fh Wiggins GET t • 4 The crowded hallways and the confusion of new classes • ere only two of the varied experiences that every freshman —et as he faced the challenges of WHS. The fog finally lifted, however, and the time arrived for the NEDT tests. All were in high hopes for the ninety-ninth percentileI School drew to a close and in retrospect the freshmen realized that much progress had been made since taking their first steps info WHS. Rachal Dodd, President; Ann Barnes, Vice-President; Bath Smoak, Secretary-Treasurer. Annette Ackerman Etla Mae Ackarman Rosemary Adams Diana Austin Bonnie Avant John Bailay Emily Baldwin Cynthia Bolas Sandra Bales Undo Balish Glenda Barbar Ann Barnes Maria Barnett Dabbia Barrincau Debra Barry Arnold Bazzfe Carolyn Bazzfa Jimmy Bazzfa Linda Bazzfa Pearl Bazzfa Nancy Beach Rosa Beach Terrell Baaslay Lynne Beeson Undo Beltc Derlane Bennett Donnie Ban nett Carl Banton fiicky Benton Sandra Benton Wayne Benton Kay Berry 64 ON YOUR MARK mm Larry 6 rry Michael Bmrry Raymond Berry Bobby Blocker Cynthia Blocker David Blocker Sara Lou Blocker Alica Bronton Rodney Breland Tony Breland Michael Broadwater Irene Broderick Allison Bryan Donna Bryan Joe Bunion Paulette B unton George Burkett Julie Butler Shirley Canaday Wendell Carter Chester Cotterton Gail Cotterton Aubrey Clark Brenda Sue Connelly John Cook Ralph Cook Alvin Craven Deborah Craven Larry Craven Sandra Craven Sharon Craven Edgar Creel Merrick Cromwell Eugene Crosby Wanda Crosby Donna Culpepper Edward Culpepper Nancy Cummings George Dais Debbie Dandridge Kathy Dandridge Columbus Dewitt Martin Dickson Rachel Dodd Michael Dopson Brenda Drawdy Susan Drew Hazel Dyson Larry Fadie Steve Felder Randy Fender Virginia Fender Pamela Ferguson Gregory Franklin Florence Fraser Nancy Fryar Marilyn Gamble Jimmy Gardner Steven Gardner Lynn Garris Ranty Gatch Eddie Gelson Linda Gentry Meg Godwin Debbie Griffith Mary Jane Grindie Ander Groves Harry Groves Howard Groves Roger Groves Barbara Jeon Gruber 65 GET SET .. . BehJrng Cuesa Moree Hacker Debbie Haddock Mlk Haddock Kenneth Hair Cathy Hargrove Ra tonne Harkey David Hayden Randy Hayes Cam Henderson Carolyn Herndon Donald Herndon Either Herndon Janice Herndon Albert Hickman Sharon Hiera Sonja Hiera T. EX Hmn Ida Webb Hill Lynn Hilton Cleveland Hiott Frances Hiott Jim Hhtt Margaret Hiott Ricky Hiott Rita Hiott Carol Hipps Kenneth Hodges Lee Donn Hoff Tommy Howell Bobby Hudson Bobby Jelks Annette Johnson Jack Jones Mold a Jones Ann Keith Danny Key Silly Kmrsh Gynne Kinard Linda Kinard Margie Kinard Rendle Kinard Jimmy Kiser Terry Lake Donnie Longdate Betty Lanigan Marianne Leal Barbara Lemacks John Lemacks Isabelle Liles Billy Linder Buddy Linder Danny Litchfield Lafayette Lyle Danny Lyons Chris McCullough Jimmy McCullough Wendell McDonald Paulette McKinney Jimmy McLain Mike McLaine Robert McLaine Ray McMillan Wanda Martin Pal Mines Larry Mixon Scooter Murray John Nettles Robert Nettles Michael O'Quinn Sandy O'Quinn Ronald Creel GO! Frank Pelium Harriett Pellum Horry Pellum Chris Pinckney Pose Mary Pinckney Bob Pittman Jo Ann Polk Ralph Pye Kenny Register Ronny Reid Alice Remley Mike Rickenboker Kathy Risher Teresa Roberson Carolyn Roberts Charlie Riberls Sherry Roberts Sonny Roberts Tony Roberts Gene Robertson Maree Robertson David Ryan Al Sammons Bari Sanders Catherine Saunders Ruthie Saunders Dennis Seigler Tommy Shaw Jack 5human Al Singletary Betty Skardon Mar Blia Simmons Riddick Simmons Delores Smith Frankie Smith Lee $mrfh Lila Smith Ricky Smith Beth Smoak Bill Smoak Koy Smoak Mary Smoak Mlchoel Smoak Gayle Smyley Archie Spell Carolyn Stallings Gloria Stanfield Lour� Stanfield Freddie Stan ill Debbie Stewart Martha Stookorski Peggy Strickland Donnie String ield Timmy Sumner Janine Thomas Brenda Thompson Jerrel Tilman Karen Tilton Russell Tilton Marshall Trulutk Jerry Ulmer Jill Vitella Jimmy Waddell Mark Wolters Donna Warren Paul Weissenstein Lynne Wessel Debra Whittle Jody Williams Arthur Woodward Yvonne Youmans NOT PICTURED: Jerry Evans Lonnie Fletcher Lana ire Lemocks Jackie Nettles Julian Poole Michael Poston Wayne Serena James Stanfield 47 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is undeniably the most active and effective organization at Walferboro High. As representatives, leaders, and servants of the student body, members shoulder enormous re- sponsibilities throughout the year and continually work to improve our school in all aspects. Among the activities of the Student Council are: conducting a workshop for the training of members, running elec- tions, publicizing the Honor Roll, and making signs for the teachers' parking places. Through the annual Queen of Hearts Contest the Council makes money to support its activities. Bill Smith, Vke-preudent. Frank Cunnont, President. Paula Drew, Treoturer. Mory Hutto, Secretary. 70 FIRST ROW: Frank Cun nan , president; BUI Smith, vice-president, Mary Hutto, secretary; Paula Drew, treasurer; Mrs. Lytchfield, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Linda Pearce, Joanne Smith, Lynn Hilton, Harden Dopson, Sarah !• Thomas, Cathy Simmons, Dotty Skardon, Sharon Craven, Frances Hiatt, Joyce Grbion, Cynthia Bales. THIRD ROW: Coil Orbolt, Jack Jones, Danny Lyons, ElipN Savage, Annette Hilton, Frances Owens, Dickie Tumbleston, Linda Ramsey, David Barrineau, Beth Smook. FOURTH ROW: lynn Wright, Al Odom, Jim Hiott, Brad Marlin, Reid Dempsey, Fred Padgeit, Perry Deloach, Gilbert Turner, Rachel Dodd. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Cathy Simmons, Lynn Wright, Paula Drew, Frank Cunnone, BUI Smith, Joanne Smith, Mary Hutto. STANDING.' Dotty Skardon, Elliott Sorage. 71 THE LAIR 7he Lair Staff attempts to capture in pictures the treasured moments that so quickly vanish. The pages of the LAIR are filled with pictures and worcfs that preserve for its readers recollections of golden experiences that make their lives full and rewarding. Staff projects in- clude Senior Workday, the selling of pompom shakers and game ribbons, and taking subscriptions for the yearbook. 72 SEATED: Brenda Smith, Organizations; Libby Townsend, Seniors; Boo Howell, Features; Poach Foster, Girls' Sports; Vicki Johnson, Underclassmen. STANDINGi Johnny Lemaeks, Photographer; Doughs Pinckney, Copy; Deborah Wright, Administration; Suzanne Bane, Features; AJ Odom, Boys' Sports. f Who laid doing this annual was fun? Did I really fake that? SEATEDr Boo How , Brendo Smith, Suzanne Bone, Deborah Wright, Kathy Graham, Mrs. Parker, Peach Foster, Libby Townsend, Vicki John- son. STANDING: Johnny Lemacks, Douglas Pinckney, Al Odom, Waller Haynes, Cheryl Bouknight, Gloria Sellers, Debbie Gardner, Jolene Smoot, Myra Ayers, Irene Leal, Denise Bayne, Sarah Lee Thomas, Sharon Hayden, Janice Ayers, Dotty Skardon. 73 WILDCAT Wilh its varied topics and unusual features the WILD- CAT provides enjoyable reading for all students. Cov- ering sports, club news, special events, and general happenings, the voice of WHS is always greeted en- thusiastically on its arrival from the press. Suson Warshow, Editor. Wit deaf Stott FIRST ROW; Botch Hatfield, Jane Lyons, Kay Knox, Susan Worthow, Mrs. Norma I. vonlehe, 7erry O'Quinn, Susetle Blocker, Johnny Doscher, Mary Hutto. SECOND ROW: Pat Motley, Ricky Smith, Bob Cave, Jennifer Tucker, Jennifer Thompson, Nancy Price, Renee Harley, Bobby Hiott, Jim Hines, Stevie Sanders. THIRD ROW: Anthony Fargoo i, Bob Sanders, Cynthia Robinson, Undo Mincey, Peggy Rhodes, Barbara Riley, Karen Tilton, Debbie Stewart, Wayne Serena, Stanley Spell, Jimmy Barren. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann leal, Poyos Haynes, Linda Bolish, Allan Gardner, Carl Thomas, Earl Marvin, Nicki Martin, Debbie Turner, Billy Hamilton, Kathy Dupre, Linda Fanning. FIFTH ROW: Robbie Novit, David Hayden, Billy Linder, Cam Henderson, Jennifer Boynton, Sara Gelson. 74 four bonds mok light work. 75 Boo Howtff, Accompanist. Wohorboro Senior High School Chorus. WHS BAND NO IOMNG B WHS Band. 7$ Whot if I bvrn mjrte f? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students who exemplify scholarship, eldership, service, and character are cho- sen for membership in the National Honor Society. Here they work constructively to inspire other young people and to stim- -late respect for their ideals. Among the societys activities are the morning devo- tionols and the awarding of a scholarship to one of its graduating members. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Skardon, sponsor; Bobby Ozbolt, treasurer; Jofene Smook, secretory; Cynthia Bayne, vice-president; Walter Haynes, president. SECOND ROW: Douglas Pinck- ney, Kathy Graham, Petty DeLooeh, Dorothy Faulkner, Debbie Gardner, Beth Ackerman, Deborah Wright, Gail Culpepper, Frank Cun none. Tommy Hargrove. THIRD ROW: Thomas Johnson, Denise Bayne, Sarah lee Thomas, Sharon Hoyden, Elixobefh Forgnoti, Gloria Craven, Marilyn Canady, Frances Nettles, Joyce Moloch, June Lemacks. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Brounstein, Denny Dendridge, Sandy Westbury, Henry Dyson, Bill Smith, Dotty Skardon, Calhy Simmons, Donny Murdaugh, Dale Hatfield, Sue Dean, Karen Shook. LATIN CLUB .. For those who have shown proficiency in the language, membership in the Latin Club is a re- warding experience. Club members become fa- miliar with the elements of Classical literature, history, culture, and mythology and delight in observing Roman holidays. The Latin Club is an affiliate of the Junior Classical League. Quorum port magna fui. FIRST ROW; Coy Smith, Susi« Smook, Debbie Harrison, Denise Boyne, socretary-treasurerj libby Townsend, preside )!; Gail Culpepper, vice- president; Joanne Smifh, Cynthia Bayne, Bill Smith. SECOND ROW} Mrs. Rather, sponsor; Nancy Price, Dotty Skardon, Butch Hatfield, Frank Cunnone, Walter Haynes, fJ loN Savage, Jolene Smoak, Elizabeth Hiott, Mary Hutto, Mary Zipperer. Bl FRENCH CLUB It is the aim of the French Club to provide for its members a greater appreciation of the language through knowledge of its colorful literature and the ;!amboyont culture of French-speaking peoples. The eager beaver group. How many verb conjugations can YOU do? FIRST ROW.• Mrs. Frazier, sponsor; Janet Zygadlo, secretary; Cathy Simmons, president; Cheryl Boukmght, vice-president. SECOND ROW; Debbie Griffith, Melinda Fennell, Nancy Crosby, Dickie TumbJesfon, Linda Pearce, DeLane Bessinger, Debbie Culpepper, Debbie Stewart, Alta Mae Marvin, Karen Tilton, Bobby Jelks, Raymond Berry, David Hayden. THIRD ROW: Linda Batish, Nancy Watko, Donna Bryan, Lynn Hilton, Rosemary Adams, Jeon Don tiler, Heidi Cole, Christy 02 Co , Abbiegail Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Shan Smith, Bruce Ack- erman, Jill Vitello, Alice Branton, Miriam Driggers, Delores Foirey, Ronnie Reid, Hot Lone. FIFTH ROW: Chuck Bailey, Bud Linder, Alice Hiatt, Martha Dodd, Brenda Pittman, Cindy Warren, Judy Williams, Nancy Zeigter, Frankie Smith, Richard Tumbleston, Rickie Smith. Nickie Harriott, Wayne McDonald. SPANISH CLUB In addition to enriching their knowledge of customs and culture re- lated to their studies members of the Spanish Club plan civic projects and strive to promote interest in Spanish-speaking countries, I tell you, this is a smiiout mattmrl FIRST ROW: Paulette Pye, treasurer; Debbie Turner, secretory; Tony Hamilton, vice-president; Paul Pye. president. SECOND ROW; Carl Thomos, B'il Robbins, Jim Hines, Jennifer Thompson, Thomos Norris, Nancy Chastain, Linda Sumner, bob Sanders, Sondy Lemackt, Ken Richardson, Lin• da Strawn, Ronald Rickenbaker. S3 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, on affiliate of the Junior Engi- neering and Technical Society, enables physics stu- dents at WHS to pursue their studies outside the class- room and remain informed on current scientific de- velopments. Through various projects it obtains funds to help finance trips to the Atomic Energy Installations at Oak Ridge, Tennessee and the NASA facilities at Huntsville, Alabama. Zpzressed by the low of gravity FIRST ROW: Walter Haynot, treasurer; Fred Padgett, vice-president; Bobby Ozbolt, president; Debbie Gardner, secretary. SECOND ROW: Vicki Johnson, Deborah Wrighf, Johnny Lemocks. Frank Cunnane, Cynthia Bayne, Perry DeLoach, At Odom. THIRD ROW: Douglas Pinckney, Thomas Johnson, Jim Cook, Jolent Smoak, Pooch Foster, Down Hogon, Karen Shook, Mrs. Lytchfield, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Wendell Crosby, Dorothy Faulkner, Frank Stanley, Henry Dyson, George Hustler, Ronald Walfield, Kenneth Brounstein. FIFTH ROW: John Pierce, Gilbert Turner, Jimmy Padgett, Allan Gardner, Bobby WHkinson, Lynn Wright, Bill Smith, Robbie Novit. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club brings together those who have common interests in the biological sciences in order that they may keep informed of current developments in biology and become familiar with related activi- ties and occupations as they cultivate an understand- ing of nature'5 accomplishments. PIRST ROW; Patricia Herndon, socrotary; Tommy Howell, presidentBrad Martin, treasurer; Mrs. Brown, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Coty Prico, Cindy Jones, Ann Hevorty, Vickie Nettles, Gw on Kinard, Dwayne Pittman, Dona Alton. THIRD ROWt Al- ter Potty, Bill Ho I, Tommy Hutsmy, Rogor Dandridge, Scooter Murray, Store Boiley, Ralph Smook. BLOCK W” CLUB The Block W“ Club is designed to promote good sports- manship and school spirit at WHS. Membership is awardee to those students who have demonstrated proficiency in any of the major sports or served as a manager or a cheerleader. Among the club's projects are the student-faculty basketball game, the Powder Puff Game, and the concessions at basketball games. A good finto was had by all. (Jmhhl that's my boy. Deborah Wright, Shoron Hoyden, Do tty Skordon, Brando Smith, Johnny Drawdy, Sue Dean, Bob Cove, Fred Padgett, Coach Stroek, Ronnie Lemoclts, Jim Hines, Sheet Smith, Cooch Covington, Jerry Butler, P. A. Reynolds, Stanley Crosby, Paul Pye, Margaret Moseley, Janie Ayort, Pournetle, Tommy Bone, David Williamton, Bobby Oxbolt, Coach Han■ Cothy Simmons, Cheryl Bouknfght, cock, Kathy Graham, Rudy Clarke, LeVon Jerkins, Jack Jerkins, Jack 86 PEP SQUAD The fighiiflfl WifdcatiJ WHS Pep Squad- FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stroud, sponsor; Kathy Graham, president; Myra Ayers, vieo-president; Jane Ayers, secretary treasurer. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Robinson, Linda Mincey, Gail B obho m, Jennifer Thompson, Bor boro Riley, Po ulo Beach, Katy DuPre, Meryl Simons, Brenda Smith. THIRD ROW: Kay Knox, Dionne Blocker, Mi mi Beach, Jantte Ayers, Ruth Riser, Suzanne Bone, Beth Ackerman, Dale Hatfield, Sue Deen, Frances Nettles. FOURTH ROW; Peoch Foster, Sora Gelson, Linda Fanning, Suzanne Harriott, Ramona Kelly, Rhonda Cha traw, Mary Catherine Becker. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an especially important organization at WHS, for Ihe first FTA chapter in the United States was founded in Walterboro by Mrs. Ruth D. Thomas. Today the club continues to create in and explore the rewards of the teaching profession. Among its projects are Teacher Appreciation Day, the annual Talent Show, running the concessions at JV football games, and awarding an an- nual scholarship. All This it off the record I The teachers of tomorrow ? ? ? INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club is dedicated to the purpose of enriching its members understanding of current events through discussions and debates concerning foreign and domestic issues. Through various projects it obtains funds for an annual scholarship. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Simmons, sponsor; Judy Smith, ; Kenneth Braunsfein, president; Johnny Lemacis, ; Cheryl Bouk night, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Fargnol't, Dionne BJocIcer, Debbie Culpepper, Aha Mae Marrin, Nancy Wotko, Dale Hat- field, Elaine Drawdy. THIRD ROW: Nancy Crosby, Melinda Fennell, Alice Hiott, Jane Ayers, Dionne Bales. FOURTH ROW- Wendy Hayes, Paul Pye, Gloria Setters, Margaret Moseley, Coty Price, Delores Fairey, Sue Deon, Gay Smith, Tommy Bone. FIFTH ROWj Wendell Crosby, Chuck Bailey, Robert Thompson, George Hustler, Gene Trvssell, Frank Stanley, Ricky Dean, Frances Nettles, Thomas Key, Wayne McDonald. 89 LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Nancy Cummings, Sandra Benton, Lynne Wessel, treasurer; Linda Ramsey, president; Mrs, Godwin, sponsor; Mery Catherine Becker, vice-president; Paulette Pye, secretary; Judy Lamb SECOND ROW: Iso bello Liles, Betty Wilson, Mattie Lamb. As they learn more about librarianship by working with library services and procedures, the library assistants give val- uable help to teachers and students alike. In addition to these activities and their civic projects mem- bers of the Library Club decorate the bulletin board in the front hall. Making posters exposes oil sides. 9Q No socializing in the Library1 For those students who plan to enter the business world the Future Business Leaders of America offers op- portunities to develop the competent leadership neces- sary in today's competitive society and to acquaint themselves with the problems they will later face. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Future Business Leaders of America, arise FIR ST ROW: Mrs. Smith, sponsor; Cathy Pearce, secretoryNidi Martin, president; Vonnie Creel, vice-prevdent. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Smoak, Joyce Matoch, Undo Thompson, Marian Nettles. THIRD ROW: Jean Glover, Jeannie DontzJer, Chris Heffner, Joy Maxcey. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Smoak, Larry Arant, Beverly Boyn- ton, Dianne Nathan, Dianne Roake- FIFTH ROW: Jessie Phillips, Frances Jackson, Carrol Spell, Charlene Bailey, Janice Williams. SIXTH ROW: William Bridge, Sue Garris. 91 SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America prepare themselves for their roles to come with practical training in the art of homemaking. Their activities include civic projects, social functions, and rec- reational enterprises. FIRST ROW: Gloria Craven, Gloria Leal, Sandra Ayers, Julie Seguro, Irene Leal, Shirley Hughes. Money Blacker. $£COMD ROW; Mrs. Allen, sponsor; touro Lynn Craven, Linda Craven, Katherine Smook, Becky Stallingl. Sherry Drowdy, Mary Louite Jones, Sandy Craven. THIRD ROW: Doris Ann Hiers, Coty Price, Jo Dovidton, Gail Bailey, Wanda Mix son, Paulette McKinney, Nancy Fender, Donna Crosby. FOURTH ROW: Delores Barnette, Pam Thompson, Sheryl Mixsan, Vicky Hiolf, Lynn Bishop, Rhonda Chaltraw, Money Strickland. FIFTH ROW: Money Chapman, Cindy Warren, Miriam Driggers, Barbie Wixson. SIXTH ROW; Peggy Strickland, Neta Hodge, Linda Crosby, Sandra Hiott, Cindy Jones, Patricia Hern- don, Kathy O'Brien, Elizabeth Crosby, Della Stanfield. JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Junior FHA emphasizes the im- portonce of worthy home membership, encourages democracy in home and com- munity life, and works for good home and family life for all. The members com- pile a yearbook, give Thanksgiving bas- kets and Christmas toys to needy fami- lies, and work to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tions in homemaking. FIRST ROW: Janine Thomas, Gloria Stanfield, Julie Butler, Wanda Martin, Rita Hiott, Carolyn Stallings, Kathy Risker, Mrs. Hawkins, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hiers, Margie Kinard, Dianne Austin, Delores Smith, Nancy Beach, Yvonne Youmans. THIRD ROW: Cynthio Blocker, Margaret Hiott, Sanja Hiers, Debbie Barrineou, Gail Catterton, May Ann Lane, Louise Stonfield. FOURTH ROWt Pam Ferguson, Sandy O'Quinn, Wanda Hickman, Bonnie Avant, Brenda Sua Connelly, Mary Smoak, Esther Herndon. FIFTH ROW: Wanda Crosby, Malda Jones, Betty Lanigan, Pearl Bazzle, Rose Beach, Rosemary Pinckney. n BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Skeet Smith, Buck Buckner, Jimmy Thomas, Gilbert Turner, Perry Deloach, Bob Sonders, Ronald WaHield, Jessie Phillips, Johnny Fobion. SECOND ROW: Johnny Lemockc, Wayne Warren, William Bridge, Jack Benton, Gordon Nettles, Jerome Hodge, Clarence Risher, Stephen Beach, Gloria leal, Mary lee Strawn, Marilyn Canody, Sandy Craven. Charlene Bailey, Carrol Spell, Elisabeth Crosby. THIRD ROW;lorry Crosby, Harden Dopson. OFFICE HELPERS FIRST ROW: Front Ston ey. Gloria leal, Cathy Pearce, Joy Maxcey. SECOND ROW: Peach Foster. Sara Gelson, Carrol Spell, Betty Wilson. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Tucker, Elisabeth Fargnoli, Sue Garris, Kathy Graham. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Reeves, sponsor; Boo Howell. 93 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Students enrolled in the Distributive Education Program compose the membership of the DE Club, whose purpose it is to prepare young people for roles in the business world. Members provide service to others as well as to themselves by coordina- ting their studies with active participation n business. Ms. Jarvis explami .. . , , ■ «fsd ih y lisfmn. FIRST JfOWr Sktfp«., program manager; Linda Craven, VrC -pftt denh Ntat Jdjsm, president; Linda B ach, s etvfatyi Dianno Gvlledg , hrst fraa; Mr. Jarris, sponsor. SECOND ROW; David Judy, Evelyn DsWitt, William HenIf, Unda SigwaJd, Nancy Brsderkk. THIRD ROW; S eph n JHurJpr, Lem Spell, Jimmy D vggcrs, Linda Websfer. Surprise Surprise jfn hopeful anticipation. Haw alert can you get ? 4-H CLUB The 4-H Club offers a program of practical education and aims to make the best better in the projects of its members, who pledge their heads to clearer thinking, their hearts to greater loyalty, their hands to larger service, and their health to better living The members become familiar with new and better tech- niques in homemaking, farming, and other fields of interest to them. FIRST ROW: Jon Maxcey, Debbie Haddock, Barbara Wixon, Val Heffner, Vonnie Greet, Mary Ann Lane, Frances Jackson, Sue Garris, Lynn Craven. SECOND ROW; Michael Dopson, Sievie Fro fin, Mike Herrin, Harden Dapson, John Charles Sineafh, Riddick McMillan, Rendle Kinard, floss Cofferfon, 95 TRADE AND INDUSTRIES CLUB NO SMOKINi f;9ST ROW; Mr, Minis, sponsor; Dean Herndon, Ricky Hiott, David 5 sc '. Tommy Woodward, LeDon Hoff, Stove Fralin, Tommy rts. rcri, Jerome Hodge, Sergeant-af-arms; Johnny McMillan, Se.-goa r'-af-orm ; Richard Carter, vice-president; Jack Lyons, treasur- or; Jerry Butler, president; Janice Ayers, secretary; Gilbert Turner; Jzhrr.y Lemockt, Jimmy Thomas, Perry DeLoach, Bobby Ozboff, We'� � Haynes, Stanley Crosby, Johnny Peurifoy, Mr. Buckwalfer, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Mr. Hedges, sponsor; Ralph Pye, Dwayne Robert Ackerman, Jimmy Boszle, Bob Sanders, Lein Spell. Johnny Fabian, Everett Smoak, Wendell Carter, Danny Carter, Lyrr. Wright, Rudy Clarke, Mary Catherine Becker, Prances Jackson, S.tar.ne Bone, Alan Beach, Freddy Bennett, Charlie Roberts, John No tJes- THIRD ROW• Sammy Groves, Roy Hiott, Ricky Benton, Jimmy Waddell, Pal Mines, Chris Pinckney, Tommy Shaw, Sammy Roberts, Lamar Muckenfuss, Brad Martin, William Bridge, Allen Cfi j©n, M� 7fon Jenkins, Curtis Reeves, Tommy Norris, Ricky Seigler, Paul Judy, Wayne Warren. FOURTH ROW: Wendell Benton, Wen- dell McDonald. Billy Smoak, Bob Tiffmon, Ralph Coak, Tony Roberts, Stephen Beoth, Dan Migliore, Greg Franklin, Joe Dobson, Wilbur Williams, Thomas Pellum, John Boiley, Frank Pellum, Donny String field. Woody Crosby, David Austin, Ray Jones. FIFTH ROW: Randell Kinard, Terrell Beasley, Bill Smoak, Ranty Gatch, Pete Roberson, Bobby Hudson, Jack Benton, Lonnie Bazite, Mike Croven, Donald Ferguson, Larry Smoak, LaMonte Kinard, Danny Lyons, Rodney Breland, Donny Bennett, Harry Pifivm, Joe Bunton, Bobby Blocker, Mike Broadwater, Harden Dopson, Joe Dopson. SIXTH ROWi Lanier Lemacks, Gayle SmiJey, Chester Cotterton, Sonny Padgett, Al Sammons, Billy Rogers, George Burkett. Johnathan Minton, Wayne Herndon, Gerald Boiley, Allen Bryan, Ray Mc- Millan, Terry Varner, Robert Connelly, Charles Cook, Robert Mc- Lain. SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Ulmer, Larry Crosby, Howard Simmons, Clarence Risher, Roger Ritter, Edward McMillan, Joe Ben Butler, Aaron Mixon, Joe Earl Hiers, Dennis Langdale, Harold Jones, Steve O'Brien, Dona Allen, Eugene Crosby, Ross Cotterton, Robert Nettles, Danny Beach, Arthur Mixon, Jimmy Hair. In the T I Club students interested in industrial and mechanical arts have opportunities to supplement their classroom experience with projects and activi- ties designed for the expansion of their skills and the cultivation of good citizenship and sound leadership. 96 Drawing plans for the future. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA You're in good hands- with future formers. The Future Farmers of America brings fogefbcr stu- dents of vocational agriculture in an effort to build leadership, character, patriotism, and interest in the improvement of agriculture. Members receive training in stock-judging competition, public speaking, and fund-raising activities. All projects and studies are de- signed to aid the students in becoming capable mem- bers of the farming business. too icing for facfs and figurat. FIRST ROW; Ms. Dempsey, sponsor; Iavmrne Hickman, president; James Forfeit, treasurer; Monhall Chaplin, vice president; Tommy Jones, reporter. SECOND ROW: Jack Benton, Alvin Craven, Larry Craven, Steve Felder, Homer Rizer, Elliott O'Quinn, Ronnie Jones, Eugene Lowry. H. A. Stanfield. THIRD ROW: Columbus Dewitt, Allan Bryan, Roger Roberta, Cleveland Stokes, Billy Craven, secre- tary; Jerry Craven, centennial; Carl Benton, Donald Iriel, Carl Robertson, Donnie Langdale. FOURTH ROW; Riddick Simmons, Kenneth Hair, Gene Robertson, Ray Roberson, Larry Eadie, Buddy Linder, Randy Gatch, Howard Groves, Roger Groves, Harry Groves. FIFTH ROW; Dwayne Pittman, Michale Poston, Wayne Warren, Robert Ackerman, Jimmy McCullough, Ander Groves, Wayne Benton, Bobby Craven, Terry Bunion, Eddie Hiott, Tommy Duffie. ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL 1966 FIRST ROW: Bill Robbins, Allan Gardner, Bulk Buckner, Johnny Lemacki, Wothr Haynes, Steven HuHer, Ron Shoupe, Paul Hinson, Bill Smith, Scooter Murray, manager. SECOND ROW: Bvbbo Ross, Paul Pye, Neal Jones, AI Odom, Fred Padgett, Cloihyn Williams, Bobby Meetze, Jimmy Padgett, Bob Care, David Williamson, Perry Deloach, Elbert Sweat, manager. THIRD ROW: Sheet Smith, John Pierce, Terrell Craven, levon Jerkins, Bobby Ozbolt, P. A. Pournetle, Joe Ben Butler, Jim Hines, Shan Smith, Stanley Crosby, Elliott O 'Quinn. 1QQ Tri captains: Perry DeLoach, Rudy Clarke, Sheet Smifh. SENIOR PLAYERS Rudy Clark Woftar Haynes AI Qdoifi Bobby Ozbolt Johnny Lomocks 101 SENIOR PLAYERS Fred Padgett Jimmy Padgett Stanley Crosby Bob Cave SENIOR PLAYERS Buck Buckner Bubbo Rou Neal Jones Sheet Smith Ferry De Loach Starting Offense: Bubba Iom, Fred Padgett. Neal Jones. AI Odom. Sheet Smith, Bob Co e. Jim Hines. David Williamson, Perry DeLooeh Bobby Oibolt, Paul Pye. 104 Starting DmUntm; Stanley Crosby, Bobby Ozbolt, Fred Padgett, Neal Jones, Jimmy Padgett, R. A. Poernelte, Bob Cave, Perry Deloach, Levon Jerkins, Jim Hinet, Shon Smith. 105 That Wildcat spirit. SCOREBOARD Walferboro 0 Walferboro 12 Walierboro 13 Walierboro 14 Walierboro 8 Walferboro 24 Walferboro 13 Walierboro 14 Walierboro 6 Walferboro 20 Beaufort 15 Wade Hampton 13 Chicoro 6 James Island 13 Barnwell 13 St. Andrews 19 Hanahan 6 Summerville 26 Charleston 16 Berkeley 54 Action with tha fighting 'Cat . GRIDIRON ACTION Jv t can't gat through that WJdeof Jin . What a spot to bt in! Think HI make it? 10 6 Hwad ccf far a iauchdownl VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Janice Ayers, Head Cheerleader. FIRST ROW: Dotty Skardon, Deborah Wright, Cheryl Booknight. SECOND ROW: Janice Ayers, Cathy Simmons, Brenda Smith, Sharon Hayden. Deborah Wright, Co-Head Cheerleader. Brenda Smith, Senior Cheerleader. Charyl Bouknight Sharon Haydmn Cathy Simmons And pretty maids all rn a row. Dotty Skardan 109 J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Sonny Podgett, Butch Harfield. Thomas Shaw, Hairy Folium, Jimmy Gardner, Danny Lyons, Danny Folk. SECOND ROW: Pat Motley, Danny Litchfield, Billy Sheffield, Jack Drawdy, Dennis Seigler, Bud Linder, Gene Trussmll, David Hayden, Tommy Fennell, P f Billy Sheffield, Bud Under, Jack Jones, Captains. Wayne McDonald. THIRD ROW: Larry Berry, Chuck Bailey, Ray• mond Beach, Tony Breland, Donald Herndon, Rodney Breland, Richard Starks, Jack J ones. Coaches Hogan Hancock, Weldon Humphreys. no B-TEAM FOOTBALL Chris Hawes, Jimmy Wilfiamjon, Capiains= CeocJi EmmeP Htfffo FIRST ROW: Jcct Shuman, Terry Walters, Sktppy Simmons, Mike Harley, Charles Wilkinson, Nicky Boyne, Bab Reynolds, Jim Nettles, Buddy Robertson, Shawn Nettles, farf Sunders, SECOND RQWi MiLc Ladf, Arnold lipperer, Ronnie Nefflesr, Donrire TrusselJ, Jessie Drew, Richard Eaftariin, Greg g Prowdy, Warren Serena, In? Woj-lfea, eme Snrooifc,, Adrian IIishap, Calvin fttvin, THIRD ROWj T, D. Nrirff, Chrfjr Howes, GoJe Smrfey, Mike Mciain, Ha ri fe Welch, Lynn CatFh, Donnre BenneM, Jimmy WiUiamsan, Raymond Berry, Fat McCollum, Panny Key, Joe McLain, manage f; Paf Hamifton, mon- erger. BOYS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW; Charlie Koger, Billy Sheffield, Jim Hines, Ronnie Reynolds, Elliott Savage. SECOND ROW: David Williamson, Bobby Oibolt, David Collins, Levon Jerkins, Bubka Rost, Bob Cave. Inter-squad scrimmage. The Wildcat basketball teams upheld their tradition by taking the court with an eager enthusiasm to hold high the illustrious name of the mighty Cats. This sea- son was one of the best in several years. 112 Coach Hagan Hancock, STARTING LINE-UP Jim Hrnei, Gu-arcf. tevOfl Jtfkifitf f FWgfd, Babb Ozlroft, t«mter_ Sab Car®, Guard. Biibba ftotT, Ferwo'd. 113 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Dotty Slcardon, Sum Oman, Sum Cunnane, Ann Keith, Kathy Graham. 5FCOND ROW: Vicki Johnson, Judy Smiffi, Margaret Moseley, Judy Segura, Mary Zipperer, Debbie Griffith, Deborah Berry. Coach Dick Covington. Vicki Johnson, Co-captain; Kathy Graham, Captain. 1M STARTING LINE-UP Julio Segura, Forward. So« Dear, Forward. Kathy Graham, Forward. Judy Smith, Guard. Mary Zipperer, Guard. Margaret Moteley, Guard. T15 J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Gail Orbolt, Ruthie Sounders, Alite HioH, Harriett Pellum, Rosanna Harkey, Betty Skardon, Sara Lou Blocker, SECOND ROW: Lynn Hilton, Annette Hilton, Bor bora Wixan, Melinda Fennell, Rachel Dodd, Linda Balish, Nancy Fryar. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Reid, Leon Green, Jack Jones, Roger Dandridge, Thomas Key. Captain, Thomas Shaw. SECOND ROW: Bruce Ackerman, Co-Captain, Sonny Roberts, Lynn Garris, Stevie Felder, Gary Johnson, David Hoyden. 116 J. V. CHEERLEADERS Sound offU The agony nd ffc ecsfaS . 117 Mery Huifo, Karen THtan, Betiy Skanlan Aha Maw Martin, Pea m, Ann flames, Johnny Posehe . TRACK FIRST ROW: tarry Monty, Woody Crosby, Wendell Crosby, Dovid Williamson, Legate Evans, Wayne McDonald. SECOND ROW: Skeet Smith, Levon Jerkins, Neal Janos, Jerry Butler, John Pierce, Harold Jones, Marion Owvens. Track is a very competitive sport which requires that a great amount of skill and endurance be exerted by the individual. This year the track team kept its standing of the previous year by doing an outstanding ob in representing Walterboro High School. It's all in the delivery. Getting a Good start. BASEBALL As in every other sport, the Wildcats excel in baseball. The team is a hard-hitting fast-acting, precise one, which plays constantly to improve the Cats' heritage. This year proved to be no exception. Senior downs. A regular Joe DiMaggiol FIRST ROW; Bud Undor. Pout Pyo. Bobby Wilkinson. Bubba Rots, Johnny Lemocks, Bob Coro. Bit! Smith. SECOND ROW; Billy Sheffield. Larry Crawford, Ronnie Reynolds, David Williamson, P. A. Pournelle, William Bridge, Jack Drawdy. POWDERPUFF FOOT BALL Junior cheesecake 120 Senior sirolegy comminue. Think she's gonna moke itl I got a worried mind Werfeih if, ft� ! Wh r coujxf. FEATURES MISS WALTERBORO HIGH 124 JANICE AYERS MISS LAIR TONI KEMP SENIOR CLASS BEAUTIES JENNIFER THOMPSON 126 SUSETTE BLOCKER SENIOR CLASS BEAUTIES NANCY ZYGADlO MISS SENIOR RENEE HARLEY MISS JUNIOR ISP NANCY PRICE i MISS SOPHOMORE JUDY SMITH MISS FRESHMAN 133 ANN BARNES 132 Teni JGtmp, AitenJanf, FOOTBALL SPONSORS Jonke Ayers and Bobby Oiboft Toni Kemp and Bob Coro Jennifer Thompson and Fred Pcdgeti Brenda Smith and At Odom Cothy Simmons and Buck Buckner 133 FOOTBALL SPONSORS m Goil Brabham and Jimmy Padgett FOOTBALL SPONSORS 135 Nof pictured: Lynn Phtt and Slontoy Crosby QUEEN OF HEARTS Nancy Price, Qumo of Hearts. Faye Breland, First Runner-Up; Nancy Price, 7967 Queen of Hearts; Gail Herndon, 1966 Queen of Hearts; Judy Smith, Second Runner Up Last-minute primping. 136 Semi-finalists. MISS DAR reach Foster FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW France Nettles Perry Deloach 137 KING TEEN MISS SENIOR FHA 13B Sandy Cravei FURMAN SCHOLARS JUNIOR MARSHALS Bill Smith. Da It Holft+ld, fajinttJt fij-ountfeirt, Co-H arf Marshal; Jun Lemactr, Hmnry Dyson. Dotty Sfcardon, Jim Cook, C O-Htod Mar shah Dsnite Boyne, •AliiSrAff CHORUS? tFAftSf ROW: Davrd WiJJmmton, Suzanne Bon , iWa Ihmif, Boo Hawtfi, Terry O'Qvmn, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Padgeit. Lynn Wtightf Jimmy BamM, Tommy Bqhq, JfefMP Phillips. Buck Buckner. I GIRLS’ BOYS’ STATE Tommy Hargrove, Kathy Graham, Bobby Ozbo It, Brenda Smith, Perry Deloach, Cynthia Bayne, Frank Cvnnane. Net pictured; Buck Buckner, Danny Dendridge, Tommy Hargrove. QUILL AND SCROLL FUST ROW.' Sunn War show, Kathy Graham, Libby Townsend, Vicki Johnson, Suretle BJocker, Peach Foster. 5ECOND BOW; Johnny Lemocks, Bob Cove, Douglas Pinckney. 140 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Sud linctfr, Judy Sfilrfh, Jim HJjtef, $a ak Lee Thoisisrf,. Hoilbween fun ernd frofie. ThomjMGiP, Quron; Fred Padgiilf, Kfrig; Ann JJernej, jinn Hicrtf. QUEEN AND KING SENIOR CLASS PLAY 141 SENIOR DIRECTORY BETH ACKERMAN. . . . F.TA. 12,3,4; Biology C ub 1; Latin Club 1; Inter- national Relations Club 3; Beta Club 3; Powder Puff Football 4; National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY ACKERMAN.... FJiA. 1,2..... SUSAN AVANT______ F.TA. 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 9; Library Club 1,2; French Club 3; Powder Puff Football 3; All-State Chorus 3,4; Wildcat 4; Sr. Class Play. DAVID AUSTIN T t 1,233.... JANICE AYERS_____ Jr. F.H.A. 1; F.T.A, 2,3,4; International Relations Club 2,3; Pep Squad 3,4; B ocfc W 3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior C oss Play; Queen of Hearts Contestant 3,4; T I 4; Secretory 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 (Cap- tain); Powder Puff Football 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Beauty,- Senior Superlative; Who's Who. DIANNE BALES.... Glee Club Girls' Sextet J,2,3,4; Library Club 1; In- ternational Relations Club 2,4; A -$tote Chorus 3; Pow- der Puff Football 3,4; Librarian of Chorus 4. CYNTHIA BAYNE. t.. Saluda : Speech and Debate Club 1j School Dra- matics Medal 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Purple and White Staff 7; WoflerboroPep Squad 2,3,4; French Club 2; fie o C ub 2,3 (Secretory); B o ogy C ub 2; Latin C ub 3; Varsity Cheer leader 3; Junior Marsha ; Miss Hi Miss; Girls' State; Junior C ass Pfay; Block W 3; Science C ub 4; National Honor Sociefy 4 (Vice-Presi- dent); Senior Class Play; Senior Superlatives; Who's Who... . LONNIE BAZZLE.... I t.... VERA BAZZLE.... ALLAN BEACH______ T l 1,2,4.. DANNY BEACH.... T 1..... VNDA BEACH_______ F.H.A. 1,2; D.E. Club 4 (Secretory).. „, , M Mt BFACW____ Vice-President of Freshman Class; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Trea- surer 1; Student Council 2,3; Wildcat 7, 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Ploy; Pep Squad..... PAULA BEACH______ F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Pep Squad 4; Powder Puff Football 4.. ,. . MARY CATHERINE BECKER______ F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Jr. F.H.A. 7; T I 4; Library C ub 33 (Vice-President).. JACK BENTON.... F.F.A.; T SI. SUSETTE BLOCKER_____ Biology Club 1; Pep Squad 1,3,4; Wildcat Staff 3,4; S.V. Cheerleader 1; Senior Beauty; Queen of Hearts Contejfanf 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; FJ.A. 1,2; Quill and Scroll 4.. SUZANNE BONE________ Bio ogy C ub J; Latin Club 7; FJ.A. 1,23,4; Student Director of Glee Club; Glee Club Girls' Double Sex- tet 1,2,3,4; A -S ote Chorus 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class; International Relations Club 2; Annuo Staff 3,4; Treasurer of Senior Class; T I Club 4; Senior Superlative._ NANCY BRODERICK_______ D.E. Club.... RAYMOND BRUINS________ Wildcat 1,2,3; Biology Club J, 2; International Re- lations C ub 2; Pep Squad 1,23,4. BUCK BUCKNER______ Bio ogy C ub ; Wildcat 2,3; Student Director of Glee C ub; Boys' Stale; Senior Superlative; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Football 233} Tract I; Block W 4; Chorus 3,4, JERRY BUTLER T I Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Foof- bo J; Block W; Pep Squad; Track 1,2 3,4. JOYCE ANN CAPTEP______ F.H.A. 13____ TOMMY CAPTEP______ Band 1,23,4 (President); french Club 3; Edisto Con- ference Band 3,4; Track 2.. DANNY CARTER______ 4-H Club 7 (Secretary); French C ub 3; T I Club 4. TOOTSIE CARTER.... FJ.A. J; Pep Squad 23,4; French Club 3; Band 3,4. BOB CAVE.... Football 1,23,4; Basketball 1,23,4; Baseball 1,2,33; Tract 1,4; Wildcat 33; International Relations Club 2j French Club 2j Qui I and Scroll. RHONDA CHALTRAW F.TA. 1,2,4; F.H.A. 13; 4-H Club I; Library Club 3; Office Helper 4.... NANCY CHASTAIN Jr. F.H.A. 1; International Relations Club 2,3 (Presi- dent); Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Girls' Sextet 4; Band 7 (Vice-President) 23 (Student Directar),4 (Sec- retary-Treasurer); Coastal Carolina Conference 7,2,3, 4; Edisto Conference 233■ MARY CLECKLEY Wildcat 1,23; French C ub 2,3; Pop Squad 7,2,3; J.V. Cheerleader 7; F.T.A. 4. 142 SENIOR DIRECTORY LAURA LYNN CRAVEN F.H.A. 1,2 (Treasurer),3 (President), 4; 4-H 4, LINDA CRAVEN F.H.A. 1,4; Library Club 3; DJE. Club 4. SANDY CRAVEN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Photographer 2 A A; Parliamentarian 3; Miss FHA 4. VONNIE CREEL F.H.A. 1 (Reporter), 2; 4-H 2, 3(Treasurer),4 (Presi- dent); FBLA 3,4 (President); Powder Puff Football. DONNA CROSBY F.H.A. 1,2. ELIZABETH CROSBY F.H.A, 1,2A MIKE CROSBY F.F.A. 1,2 (Secretary); Alternate to Boys' State. STANLEY CROSBY Football 12,3,4; 7 I Club 2,4; Baseball 2; Block W 4. WOODY CROSBY T I Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. GAIL CULPEPPER Latin Club 1,2 A A (Vice-President); F.H.A. 1; Inter- national Relations Club 2; Beta Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Powder Puff Football 4. FRANK CUNNANE Student Council 1,2,3,4; (President); Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; Football Manager 2; President of Sophomore Class; Beta Club 2,3; National Honor So- ciety 4; President of Freshman Class; Vice-President of Student Council 3; Boys' Stole; Science Club 3,4; Stu- dent of the Month; Pep Squad 3,4; Block W 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Ploy; Chairman of Inter- Club Council 4; Senior Superlative; Who's Who. DANNY DANDRIDGE Biology Club 1 (President); Boys' State; National Honor Society 4. PERRY DELOACH Biology Club 1; Student Council 1,2,3A; Lotin Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; President of Junior Class; Presi- dent of Senior Class; Boys' State; Block W 3,4; Tri- Captain of Football Team; Outstanding Lineman Award; Beta Club 2A; National Honor Society 4; Student of the Month; Senior Superlative; T I Club 4; Mr. Lair; Who's Who; Head Junior Marshal. PAULA DREW Biology Club 1; Library Club I; International Relations Club 2; FBLA 3; Treasurer of Student Council 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4- KATHY DUPRE Library Club 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Pep Squad 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Wildcat 4. JOHNNY FABIAN T I 1,2,3A; Student Council 3. LINDA FANNING F.T.A. 2,3A; Wildcat 3,4; Junior Class Ploy; Senior Class Ploy; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Biology Club 1. ANTHONY FARGNOU Student Council 1; Pep Squad 2; Wildcat 2,4; French Club 3,4. DOROTHY FAULKNER Jr. F.H.A. 1; Beta Club 2A; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4. PEACH FOSTER Latin Club 7; Biology Club 1; Pep Squad 1,2 A A; F.T. A. 2A A; Powder Puff Foctbc 3,4; Office He I oar 3A; Annual Staff 3,4 Business Mcr.age' '-ss DaR- Ser.cr Superlative; Jr. Class Play; Q- ana Sere Who Who. STEVE FRAUN Pep Squad 12AA- T I C b 2AA; 4-H C . r 2 4 Shop Project Award 4. DEBBIE GARDNER Library Club 1; Biology Club 1; Lotin Club 1.2 Sec- retary); Beta Club 2A; Pep Squad 3,4 • Powder Puff Football 3; Junior Marshal; Treasurer of Glee Club 4; Notional Honor Society 4; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 4 (Secretary). SUE GARRIS F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 1J2A; FBLA 3,4; 4-H Club (Treasurer); Office Helper 4. KATHY GRAHAM Jr. F.T.A. 1 (President); F.T.A. 2, 3, (Vice-President), 4 (President); Biology Club 1; Latin Club 12; Beta Club 2A; Girls' State; Basketball 12AA (Captain); Furman Scholar; Junior Marshal; Block W 2,3,4; An- nual Staff 3,4 (Editor); Student Council 3; Pep Squad 4; Powder Puff Football (Co-Captain) 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Senior Superlative; Office Helper 4, National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll; Who's Who. CYNTHIA GREEN Colleton High: English Club 2; Math Club 2; Band 2. JIM GRIFFIN Norfolk, Va: Band 2,3A; Spanish Club 2,3; Interact Club 3,4; Pan-American Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4. DIANE GULLEDGE F.H.A.; D.E. Club. ABBIGAIL HAMILTON Colleton High: English Club 2; Charm Club 2; Waiter- boro Sr. High: French Club 4. B LLY HAMILTON Carlisle: Track 7; Library Club 1; N.C.O. Club 1,2; 143 SENIOR DIRECTORY Uf Guard 1,2; Goff Team 1; Football 2; Walterboro: Track 2X 7 Club 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Sr. Class P ay; Wildcat 4, TOMMY HARGROVE Latin Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3; National Honor So- ciety 4: Biology Club 1; Boys' State; National Merit Fins si; Winner in S.C. Atomic Conference. RENEE HARLEY F.T.A. 1,2; Wildcat 3,4; Senior Beauty; Pep Squad 1, 3 4; Queen of Hearts Contestant 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4. SUZANNE HARRIOTT F LA. J,2,3,4; French Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 2A; Senior C ass Play. WENDY HAYES French Club 2; international Relations 3,4, WALTER HAYNES Biology Club I; Wildcat T; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Squad T,2J3A; Beta C ub 2,3; Science C ub 3,4 (Treasurer}; Track 3; Alternate To Boys' State; T I Club; Foot- ball 4; National Honor Society 4 (President; Annuo! Staff 4; National Merit Award Winner; Student of the Month; Inter-Club Council 4; Senior Superlative; Who's Who. WANDA HICKMAN library Club 1; FHA 4. LAVERNE HICKMAN Football 1; FFA 2,3 (SecretaryJ 4 (President). ELIZABETH HIOTT F.T.A. 1,2,3; Latin 3,4. LARRY HIOTT FFA. SANDRA HO ATS F.H.A. 1,2; FBLA 3. JEROME HODGE T I J ,2,3,4. VWU AM HODGES NI.A. (Vice-President); Band; Baseball. LINDA HOFF Student Council 1; F.HA. 2; Library Club 3. DAWN HOGAN Biology Club J; FBLA 3; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Science C ub 4. BOO HOWEtL F.T.A. 2,3,4; Ass stanf Accompanist of Glee Club 2; Accompanist 3,4; Student Council 2 (Secretary}; Biol- ogy Club J (Secretory); Pep Squad 3,4; Senior Super- lative; Ail-State Chorus 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Office Helper 4. SUSAN HUDSON Biology Club 1; Wildcat 2r3; F.T.A. J,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2X4. STEPHEN HUFFER R.E. Lee High School: Student Council Alternate 1,2; Business Manager of D.E. Club 2; Walterboro: D.E. Club 3,4. SH RLEY HUGHES F.H.A. 1,2A; SJirdent Council 3. GEORGE HUSTLER Indianapolis, Ind.; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 3; Bond I, 2,3; Walterboro: International Relations Club 4; Band 4. FRANCES JACKSON Student Council 1; 4-H Club J (Vice-Prcsident),2,3,4, SecretoryJ; Library Club 2; EBLA 3,4; T A I C ub 4. THOMAS JOHNSON St. Paul's High School.- Beta Club 2,3; Student Council 2; President of Sophomore Class; Boys1 State; Head Junior Marshal; Woodman of the World Am. History Trophy; Wa ferboro: National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4. VICKI JOHNSON F.T.A. 1,2; Biology Club I; F.H.A. 2; Annuo! Staff 3,4; Basketball 3,4 fCo-Caption); Office Helper 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Science Club 4. MARY LOUISE JONES F.H.A. I (Secretary), 2 (Reporter), 4; Queen of Hearts Contestant 1; Student Council 2; EBLA 3; (Reporter). NEIL JONES T I C ub; D.E, Club; Football; Block W; Track. GiOVEN A KEITH F.H.A. 1,2, FBLA 3; Powder Puff Football 4. RAMONA KELLY F.T.A. 1,2,3A; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2, TON! KEMP International Relations Club 2; Biology Club I; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Miss Freshman; Miss Sophomore; Miss Junior; Senior Beauty; Queen of Hearts Contestant 7,2, 3; JV Cheerleader 2. WAYNE KUBIK T I Club. MATTIE LAMB Library Club. GLORIA LEAL Jr. F.H.A, !; Student Council 2; Senior F.H.A. 4. JOHNNY LEMACKS Biology C ub 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball f,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4,- Alternate to Boys' State; International Relations Club 3,4 (Vice-President) T A I Club 4; Powder Puff Football Coach 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3A; Block W J,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Track T; Boys' Double Quartet 4. BETTY JEAN LYONS F.H.A+ 1,2X SENIOR DIRECTORY JACK LYONS FFA 1,2; T I Club 4 (Treasurer). EARLE MARVIN Pinewood School: Track, Tennis Club, Horseback-Rid- ing Instructor; Summer School Counselor; Walterboro: Wildcat; Pep Squad. HENRY McM LLAN 4-H Club 1,2; T I Club 1,2,3,4. EDWARD McMILLAN T A I Club; FFA. NANCY McMILLAN Winnsboro: Pep Club 1; Walterboro? Pep Squad 2,3, 4; French Club 23; Queen of Hearts Contestant 2; Powder Puff Football 4. JOYCE MALOCH Jr. F.H.A. 1; International Relations Club 2,3 (Vice- President); Junior Marshal; FBLA (Reporter) 4; National Honor Society 4. JOY MAXCEY F.H.A. 1,2; FBLA 4; Powder Puff Football 4. LARRY MAXEY T A I Club 1; Track 23A- DONNY MURDAUGH Bells: President of Sophomore Class; Beta Club 23; Band 1,23; Furman Scholar; Participant in Edisto Con- ference Bond Clinic and Coastal Conference Bond Clinic; Walterboro: Band Captain 4; National Honor Society 4. FRAN NETTLES Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 1,23 A; Inter- national Relations Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Homemaker of Tomorrow. THOMAS NORRIS Spanish Club 2,3,4; T A I Club 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Biology Club 1. ROBBY NOVIT Latin Club 1; Biology Club 1; Track 1; Football 2; Wildcat 2,4; International Relations Club 2; Science Club 4; Senior Class Play. KATHY O'BRIEN F.T.A. 2,4; FBLA 3. AL ODOM Biology Club 1; Science Club 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Pop Squad 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Junior Class Play; Boys' Double Quartet 4; Annual Staff 4; Block W 4; Who's Who. MARION OWENS Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; Student Council 3; Science Club 3,4. BOBBY OZBOLT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1; Latin Club 1,2 (Vice-President); Beta Club 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 4 (Treasurer); Boys' State; T I Club 4; King Teen 4; Vice-President c J z‘ C — Science Club 3 (Vice-President); 4 Preset-’ Squad 1,2,3,4; Block W 3,4; Junior Class Play; Ir.ter- Club Council 4; Senior Superlative; Sportsmans- p Award; Who's Who; Furman Scholar; Junior Marshal. FRED PADGETT Bilogy Club J; Football 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4 (Vice- President); Alternate to Boys' State; Treasurer of Junior Class; Track 1; Student Council 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3 4; Block W 3,4; Powder Puff Football Coach 3,4; Halloween King 4. JIMMY PADGETT Football 1,2,3,4; All-State Chorus 4; Pep Squad 1,2; Bays' Double Quartet; Track 2; Science Club 4. CATHY PEARCE F.H.A. 1,2; FBLA 4; Office Helper 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4 ELMER GENE PELLUM Football 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,23; T I Club 133A. JOHNNY PEURJFOY T A Club 23A. .ESSE PHILIPS T A Chb AM-Sia C-O-.S DCUG-A.S r vGCNfr Biology Ciub 1; .r C 2 2 i-rr Tvr 2,3; Head Junic- Ma s z z.—r- Sc?o rr .Vr- tary of Junior Class; Winner c 'Pdc S C r :r: Romana; Greek and Latin Studies at Ph 5« - ■- Academy; Science Club 4; Notional Honor See ey - Senror Superlative; Annual Staff 4; Quill ana Scroll; Who's Who. PAULETTE PYE F.T.A. 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4 (Secretary); Library Club 2 (Vice-PresidentJA(Secretary); FBLA 3; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4i Powder Puff Football 3. LYNDA RAMSEY Library Club 1,2,3(Secretary, 4 (President); 4-H Club 1,2; JV Cheerleader 1; All-State Chorus 3,4; Student Council 4; Powder Puff Football 3. WAYNE RICKENBAKER MICKEY REED Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Football 2; T I Club 23 A- CLARENCE RISHER T I Club. RAY ROBERTSON Basketball 1,2; French Club 3; FFA 1,2,4. BUBBA ROSS Baseball 1,23A; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Block W 23A; Eep Squad 23A; Senior Suuperlative. BOB SANDERS Football 1,2; Biology Club 1, 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Wildcat 4; T I Club 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY RICKY SEIGLER 4-H Club 1; French Club 2; T I Club 4. RON SHOUPE Football 3,4; D.E. Club. UNDA SIGWALD F.H.A. 1,2,3; D.F. C ub 4. HOWARD SIMMONS T I Club 1,2,3,4. MERYL SIMONS Library Club 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Wildcat 4; Pep Squad. ANNE SMITH F.T.A. ?; Wildcat 2,3; French Club 3. HUGH SMITH Basketball 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1. BRENDA SMITH Latin Club 1; JV Cheerleader 7; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Block W 3,4; Annual 3,4; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4; Girls' State; Junior Class Play; Who's Who. SKEET SMITH Football 1,2,3,4 (Tri-Captain); Sportsmanship Award 4; Track 2,3,4; Block W 3,4; Powder Puff Football Coach 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative. JOLENE SMOAK Barnwell: Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Beta Club 2; Wa terboro: Beta Club 3; Latin Club 3; Basketball 3; Powdor Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 4(Secretary); Science Club; Pep Squad 4; Annual Staff 4. ROSE SODERLUND Library Club 3. CAROL SPELL F.H.A. 1,2; FBLA 4; Office Helper 4. LEIN SPELL T 8, I Club; D. E. Club. ELBERT SWEAT T I Club; Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Block W 1,2,3,4. JIMMY THOMAS Wildcat 1,2,3,4; T I Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3, Base- ball 2; Biology Club 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Vice- President of Sophomore Class. JENNIFER THOMPSON Biology Club 1,2; Head JV Cheerleader 2; Wildcat 1,2,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Queen of Hearts Contestant 1,2,3 ; Senior Beauty; Hallo- ween Queen; Student Council 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate. JUNE THOMPSON F.H.A. 1,2; FBLA 3. LIBBY TOWNSEND F.T.A. 1,2; Library Club 1; Wildcat 1; Biology Club 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Ponder Putf Football 3,4; Latin Club 3,4 (President); Junior Class Play; Pep Squad 4; Quill and Scroll; Co-Office Helper. Quill and Scroll; Co-Office Helper 4. DEBORAH TURNER Biology Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer); Stu- dent Council 2; F.T.A. 3; Wildcat 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3, 4; Senior Class Play. GILBERT TURNER Biology Club 1 (VicePresident); Science Club; Stu- dent Council; T I Club; Football. VERLEY MAE VARN Junior F.H.A. RONALD WARFIELD 4-H Club 1; French Club 2,3; Science Club 4. WAYNE WARREN FFA 2,3,4 (Delegate to FFA Convention); T I Club 1,2,4; 4-H Club 7,2,3. BILL WEEKS Senior Superlative. BOBBY WILKINSON Football 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Biology Club 1; Science Club 3, 4; International Relations Club 3; Alternate to Boys' State. JANICE WILUAMS 4-H Club 2,3, FBLA 3,4. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Class Agricultural Chairman. BETTY WILSON Library Club; Office Helper. GERALD WOOD T I Club. TOMMY WOODWARD T I Club. DEBORAH WRIGHT Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 7,2; Latin Club 7,3; Queen of Hearts Contestant 1,4; F.T.A. 1,2; Wildcat 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Block W Club 3,4; Beta Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Junior Marshal; Furman Scholar; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4; Science Club; Homecoming Queen; Senior Beauty; Senior Superlative; Vice-President of Senior Class; Senior Class Play; Who's Who. LYNN WRIGHT Student Council 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3; T I Club 4. NANCY ZYGADLO Wildcat 2J3; Queen of Hearts Contestant 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 2; Block W 2; Senior Beauty; Pep Squad 1,2,3; International Relations Club 1,2. 144 IN MEMORIAM ELISE NETA CROSBY July 2, 7948 - December 12, 1966, JAMES LOUIS HARBISTON April 25, 1948 - December 18, 1965. RAYMOND GERALD BRUINS August 14, 1948 ■ March 10, 1967 Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, or glory in the flower; We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind; In the primal sympathy Which having been must ever be; In the soothing thoughts that spring Out of human suffering; In the faith that looks through death, In years that bring the philosophic mind. 14S THANK YOU! We, the Annual Staff of 1967, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to the following: The administration and faculty for their co-operation, understanding, and patience. The student body for their many helpful suggestions, and co-operation. Mrs. Mary F. Parker for her never-ending assistance and understanding. Mr. Norman of Keys Printing Corporation for his invaluable assistance. From the bottom of our hearts we thonk you, for without your help we could never have published this edition of THE LAIR. The following merchants for their gracious participation in Senior Workday: Ackerman Drugs American Or Co. Aston Hitt Bailey's Pharmacy Bale's Service Station Bank of Walterboro Bargain Furniture Co. Bill Bone, Photographer Block Chevrolet Co. Black Oil Co. Bluebird Motor Court Brown Hardware Burger Chick Carter Advertising Co. Carter's TV Radio Service Cota's Center Grocery Clover Farm Coastal Electric Co-Operative Coostol Fruit Co. Co offal Manufacturing Co. Coburg Dairy Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Colleton County Hospital Colleton Feed A Seed Co. Colleton Tile A Concrete Co. Colonial Stores Continental Motors Corbett Building Supply Co. Culpepper's Service Station Doiryland Davis' Shoe Shop Dixie Cleaners Durham's Etso Station Easterlin Furniture Co. Editio Lumber Co. Enterprise Hardware Co. Essoione Fanning's Farm Supply Farena Furniture Co. Farmers' and Merchants' Bank Farmer's Service FOC first Fedeial Savings A Loan First National Bank The Flower Shop Fred Parker Funeral Home Godwin Building Supply HAD Hamilton's Harry's Men Shop Hayes' Jewelers Hier's Drive-In Restaurant Hiotfs GuH Station Hiatt's Pharmacy Home Service Finance Ideal Lnurdry Co. Jenny's House of Flowers J . Stevens Kentucky Fried Chicken Keith's Red Ba rjl Key's Electric Motor Service Koray Inc. Lane Pole Co. Lanier's TV A Radio Service lemeck's Shoe Shop Lyon's Furniture Co. Mo demoiselles Dress Shop McClure s Shell Station Mill End Store Murray's tfowtr Shop Nova's Shoe Store Novrt-Seigol Co- Nu-Way Cleaners Palmetto Finance Co. Parson's Dress Shop Patterson Monument Co. People's Pharmacy People's Woter Service Popsi-Colo Bottling Co. Pigg yWigg y The Press A Standard Radio Station Rainey's Jewelry Store Ready-Mix Concrete A Material Co. Rexall Drugs Rhode's Oil Service Round-O Milling Co. Marvin Landscape Savoge Lumber Co. Sell-Rite Center Seven-Up Bottling Co. Tennant's Gift Shop Simmons' Diesel Co. Spell Furniture Co. Thomas' Gulf Service Thompson's 5 A JO Thompson's Gulf Station Thompson's Lumber Co Toyfand Veach's Amoco Station Veneer Co. Wald Walgreen's Drug Store Walterboro Auto Parts Walterboro Dress Factory Walterboro Motor Soles Walterboro Stockyards Warshaw's West-End Dairy Western Auto Westview Furniture Mart Winn Dixie Stores 149