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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

THE LAIR '70 Walterboro Senior High School i Walterboro, South Carolina Volume VL Editor Contents Catherine Saunders Introduction 4 Business Manager Student Life 12 Rosarne Harkey Betty Skardon Administration and Faculty 42 Photographer Sports 58 Cleveland Hiott Organizations 86 Advisor Classes 118 Mrs. Gerry Skardon Epilogue 168 Senior Directory 170 Dedication Mrs. B tty Jane Brown For us, the Seniors, these four years have passed quickly, and we realize that after we are gone, a new class will step into our place and become your first concern. But, we like to think because of all we have shared with you, that we will always occupy one small corner of your heart. You have given us so much; you laughed when we laughed, cried when we cried, worked when we worked, played when we played. You gave so freely of your advice and understand- ing, and you gave so unselfishly of your own time. Because of all of this, and because we love you — the class of Super Seventy takes pride in dedicating this LAIR to you— Mrs. Betty Jane Brown 3 , -•■ ■ -r -- •' ■ ■•£«¥ -, Vi - -.: ■% ’ mb� ■dRfeffaas ' .-« Discovery .. is many things! It's liking people Who like you— Discovery is having friends. It's seeing someone you’ve known for years for the very first time. Discovery is becoming aware. It’s finding harmony in the discord of a hundred people speaking. Discovery is listening. It's finding that knowledge for it’s own sake is worthwhile. Discovery is learning. It’s finding youth in the soul of every man and woman of every age. Discovery is being alive. It’s learning that being yourself is more important than trying to be anyone else. Discovery is being young. Discovery is Being!!! 5 Discovery Is Being 6 Young and Alive 7 B 9 10 Student Life n 33 March 1969 Junior Class Play—‘ Deadly Ernest” Above: GLADYS: Henry. Henry, I’m sorry about what I said this afternoon, I tried to mean.every word, but it's just no use. I guess I couldn't get angry with you, you no-good lug, and I take back everything. Will you take me back, Henry?” Above: MR. BUMPUS; Bunion head I Dere ain't gonna be no stealin. I'm deformed. You'll start by takin' a bath.” Above. Cast. 1st row: Cynthia Bales, Meg Godwin, Brenda Thompson, Kay Berry, Ann Barnes, Catherine Saunders, Betty Skardon. 2nd Row: Larry Berry, David Hayden, Stephen Gardner. Paul Weissenstein, Jimmy Gardner, Raymond Berry, ij Camelot April 1969 September 1969 19 September 1969 20 Above: The Stall High ‘Little People . 22 Miss Cindy Hudson. Attendant Miss Kathie Limehouse. 1969-1970 Queen Miss Brenda Thompson, Attendant 23 October 1969 HaJIowesn Carnival CREAM 24 25 Halloween King and Queen—Danny Litchfield and Betty Skardon October 1969 Outstanding Teenagers of America Above: Betty Skardon, Jimmy Gardner, Danny Litchfield. 27 November 1969 Induction of new members into National Honor Society. 28 Miss Cathy Hargrove Miss Senior FHA November 1969 Powder Puff Football Victorious Seniors Defeated Juniors—Better luck next time! Jo November 1969 Senior Cheerleaders Junior Cheerleaders 32 December 1969 33 January 1970 STAR Student and Teacher 34 Miss Catherine Saunders and Mrs Janie G. Gaskin iffii January 1970 s February 1970 3$ February 1970 Queen of Hearts Contest Above: Betty Llew Moylan, 1st runner-up; Kathie Lime- house, 1969 Queen of Hearts; Becky Thompson. 1970 Queen of Hearts; Ann Barnes. 2nd runner-up. 37 Left to Right: Bonnie Ritter, Gayle Beeson, Elaine Bowers-Head Marshal; Mike Lack, Melanie Walker-Head Marshal; Glenn Timmerman, Terry Boynton, Betty Lee Sweat, Becky Richardson. National Achievement Scholar Ronny Reid February 1970 40 Quill and Scroll Above: Left to Right: Catherine Saunders, Cleveland Hiott, Betty Skardon, Jerry Davis, Patty Flnnigan, Rosanne Harkey. 41 Administration and Faculty A2 43 Principals Right: Mr. Robert H. Wallace. Principal A.B. Maryville College M A. University of South Carolina Below: Mr. W. O. Harris. Assistant Principal and Coach B.A. Clemson University Secretaries Mrs. Joyce Collins, Assistant Secretary Mrs Evelyn Reeves, Secretary +5 mk Administration s. M Padgett County Superintendent of Education W. C. Hutchison Director of Schools 46 Guidance Mrs. Mary Lou Hodges B.S. Coker College M.A. University of South Carolina Mrs. Janie Gaskin A.B. Winthrop College 47 LVLl Faculty Mrs. Myrtle G- Allen B-A. Winthrop College Home Economics II. III. Family Living Mrs. Margaret B. Barnes B.A. Pennsylvania State College U, S. History. World Geography Mrs. Frances M. Beach B S. Winthrop College General Science. General Math I 48 Mrs Betty Jane Brown B.S. Columbia College Biology Mrs Dorothy Mae Buckner B A Brenau College Choral Music Mrs. Betty G. Coggins B.S. Furman University Geometry. Physics. General Math II Mr. Edwin Carter B.A Baptist College English I, English III Miss Candyce Conners B.A. Columbia College English II. English IV 49 Mr. Buddy Dempsey B.S Clemson University Agriculture� I, II, III, IV Miss Edith B. Frasier B A Johnson C. Smith University French I, II; Spanish I Mrs Betty Farmer B.A. Scotia College Civics. World Geography Mrs Irene B Halford B.A. Furman University English I. II SO Mrs. Eloise B. Hawkins B.S. Middle Tennessee University Home Economics I Mrs. Laura Lynn Hughes AB Newberry College American Government, U S. History Mr. Arliss Jarvis B.S. Kansas State Teachers College Wood II, III. Bookkeeping I Business Math, Distributive Education Mr. Richard Johns B.S. University of South Carolina Band Mrs. Meryl B. Jones A.B. Anderson College MED University of South Carolina Algebra II. Advanced Math I Mrs. Mary Johnson A.B. Winthrop College English Ml. 111,1V 51 M rs. Margaret V. Lytchfield B S Capital University Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Elizabeth D. Odom A B. Winthrop College Algebra I; General Math I Mr Herman Mines B.S. University of Southern Illinois MED University of Southern Illinois General Shop. Wood III Mechanical Drawing, D. O. Mrs Frances Sanford B.A Columbia College English I, III 52 Mrs. Nell M. Simmons A.B. Winthrop College World History, World Geography Mrs. Gerry Skardon B,A, Brenau College Typing I Mr. John W. Stephens B.$. South Carolina State College General Math I, II Mrs. Amanda Smith B,A. Forman University Bookkeeping I, II Shorthand I, General Business Mrs, Virginia H. VonLehe A.B. Winlhrop College English II, IV 53 Mrs. Rebecca C. Ware B.A. Winthrop College U.S. History, Spanish II Mrs. Carroll B. Godwin B.A. Columbia College Library Mrs. Eliza B. Williams B S. Claflin University M E D. South Carolina State College Physical Science. General Science Mrs. Catherine Robbins Study Hall 54 Mr. Dick Covington B.S. University of South Carolina Physical Education, Head Coach Miss Marsha Hass B.A Clemson University Physical Education Mr. Weldon E. Humphreys B.S. Erskine College Physical Education, Driver’s Education Mr. Mike Sigman B.S. Baptist College General Math II, Psychology, Journalism. Coach Mr. W. O. Harris B.A. Clemson University Asst. Principal Coach 55 Vocational School The Vocational School is an added part to the educational en- lightenment of many of the students of Walterboro High. Built this past year, this school offers many courses designed to prepare the student for entrance into the tech- nical and vocational world. 56 Maintenance Oliver Robinson. Maintenance Richard Holder. Asst. Maintenance Lunchroom Lunchroom Staff 57 Sports 59 Varsity Football 1969 -1970 Football at WHS for the 1969-70 season proved to be the Shining light” in the athletic department. Engineered by the football wizardry of new head coach Dick Covington and his competent staff, this year’s team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons ever, sporting an impressive record of 7-2-1. The most punishing setback to this year’s team was not delivered by a gridiron foe, but was dealt by the hand of Fate. Injuries struck many key players, such as Danny Litchfield, Jerry Davis, David Hayden, Jack Jones. Earl Sanders, and Frank Kinsey. Yet the Cat's still managed to have a winning season. Much of the Wildcats success was due to the hard work put in during the long hot days of summer and during football camp- This year’s team was not without its individual stars, however, as it placed five players on the All-Conference team and five on the All-District team — more than any other squad. It was also fortunate in having Tony Breland selected for the Shrine Bowl and Jimmy Williamson selected to both All-Conference teams. Right The Walking Wounded stand on the sidelines to shout encouragement and give advice to their teammates on the field. 1st Row: Harry Pellum; Jimmy Gardner. Co-Captam; Cam Henderson, Robbie McClure, Bugs Smith. James Allan Smoak, Bunky Koth, Fletcher Moody, Joe Barry, Oliver Hill 2nd Row: Pat Gillispie. Corky Price, Donnie Trussed, Hank Welch, Danny Litchfield, Captain; Jimmy Williamson, Tony Breland, Robert Driggers, Dennis Seigler, Jack Jones. 3rd Row: Fred Theilke, Adrian Bishop. Gale Smyly, Donald Herndon. Rodney Breland, Chris Hawes, Jerry Davis, Arnold Zipperer, David Hayden. Cats Score a Winning Season SCOREBOARD Visitors Walterboro Beaufort 0 7 Garrett 6 39 Hampton 0 31 James Island 14 14 Stall 0 39 Allendale 10 32 Conway 12 6 Summerville 33 0 Bishop England 0 6 Ridgeland 3 13 1 Jimmy Gardner races down the field with Bunky Koth close behind heading for pay dirt! Go - Cats - Go!!! Above: Joe Berry heads down the sidelines for a TD. Above Right: Coach gives David Hayden some final de- fensive instructions. Right: Corky Price breaks for open ground with Number 11 close behind. 62 Cats Are Dynamite Wildcats Explode and Win ftjn, Gale. Run!! Those Tigers are closing in! Twinkle Toes Smyly carries Allendale defender down field. Get out ot the way —You Hampton Devil! Will the field? Cats taste victory meal as they come on the 65 Left: The Cats discuss pre-pep rally strategy. Senior Players and Sponsors Danny Litchfield, Captain Jimmy Gardner, Co-Captain 66 Miss Betty Skardon, sponsoring Danny Litchfield Miss Debi Stewart, sponsoring Jimmy Gardner Miss Kathy Limehouse sponsoring Earl Sanders Earl Sanders Miss Ann Barnes sponsoring Fred Thellke Fred Theilke Miss Brenda Thompson sponsoring Gale Smyly Gale Smyly 67 Miss Marianne Leal sponsoring Harry Pellum Miss Debby Griffith sponsoring David Hayde Miss Lynn Thomas sponsoring Rodney Breland Rodney Breland £8 Jack Jones Miss Lynn Hilton sponsoring Jack Jones 6P Tony Breland Mt$s Shirley Canaday sponsoring Tony Breland Donald Herndon Miss Donna Bryan sponsoring Donald Herndon Miss Nancy Sasser sponsoring Jerry Davis Above: John Welch makes the big turn for the goal line. Junior Varsity Football The Walterboro High J.V. football team post- ed an excellent 5-2 record this year for a win- ning season. The J.V. boys get experience in ball handling and football techniques so as to be better prepared to play on the Varsity. Many of this year’s J.V.'s will be contributing their talents to the Varsity next year. Above; Junior Varsity boys close in for the kill. 1st Row: Jeff Cothran. Mark Heffner, Oliver Barnes. Lyn Smith. Ronnie Rye, Keith Cummings, Billy Stanfield. Don Crosby. Gerald Frazier. Steve Reeves. Sieve Bazzle. 2nd Row: Alex Hall, Gary Thompson, Eddie Still, Ricky Carter, Billy Smith, David Barber. William Stuck, Ronnie Herndon, John Welch, Greg Bowen, Paul Marlin. 3rd Row: Grady Bazzle, Mark Whitlock. Bobby Gahagan. Melvin Steedley, Bill Zipperer, Tim Davis, Tommy Hayden, Richard Smith. 71 Varsity Basketball The Wildcat basketball team has had a suc- cessful season this year with two of last year's starters, David Hayden and Ronny Reid, back this year. Also, the talent of newcomers Jerry Davis and Don Lee, who both moved from out of state, has helped the Wildcats. The team's good playing is a result of hard practice and teamwork. Under the direction of Coach Hum- phreys, the Wildcats have given the fans some exciting moments. The Wildcats come on the court ready to fight. Ronny Reid stretches for a basket. . TE ERS0 T £fiS4 1st Row: Tim Davis. Corky Price, Greg Bowen, Jerome Jefferson 2nd Row: Jimmy Williamson, Jerry Davis. Captain, Ronny Reid, Captain; Chris Hawes. Hank Welch, David Hayden. Captain. Not Pictured—Richard Smith. 75 73 Ronnie Reid-Forward Jerry Davis-Center Varsity Basketball The Wallerboro High School Girls’ Basketball team faced a long, hard season against some of the toughest teams ever to play a girls’ Wild- cat team, dost as the scoreboard does not al- ways tell the story of the game; neither does the year’s game record always tell the story of the team. So it goes for the Wildcat girls. The ream worked hard in practice and played with the desire to win in the true Wildcat spirit'—even when things got rough. Because of its action, girls' basketball is still growing in popularity at WH.S. Composed largely of younger players, the team, under the coaching of Coacn Sigman, is looking forward to a promising future. The Wildcat girts ended the season on a happy note by having Debby Griffith selected to the All-Conference Team. That, Debby, is what we call a basketball. A headless Wildcat makes twof Sharon cuts towards the basket but where is the ball? 74 Above: Barbara Fender pauses a moment to line up her Above It's hands up as Ruthie Saunders stretches for free shot. the ball. 1st Row: Lynne Beeson, Beverly Hogan, Debbie Griffith-Co-Captain, Ruthie Saunders-Co-Captain, Amy O'Quinn, Debbie Bennett. 2nd Row: Joy Collins, Diane Payne, Lynn Seigler, Betty Litchfield. Ruthie Pinckney. Nina Warren. Barbara Fender. 75 Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball is a stepping stone to the Varsity level and several J.V. boys saw Varsity action this year. There was promising talent on the team this year and this will go to- ward making a stronger Varsity team next year. Above: Corky Price passes the ball past Lynn Smith's attempted block. Above: John Welch shoots for two while Corky Price and Don Crosby watch. 1st Row: Lynn Smith, Billy Stanfield, Don Crosby, Eric Culpepper. 2nd Row: Tommy Hayden, Corky Price. Bobby Gahagen. Wayne Johnson. John Welch. 76 Junior Varsity Basketball The Walterboro High J.V.’s carried the spirit of the Wildcats throughout the season. Coach Marsha Hass led her girls’ through a season of hard work, rewarded with a good record. Al- though sometimes overlooked, our girls’ J.V. team is an important part of W.H.S. The team looks forward to next year for an even better season. Lett: Cathy Ross and Pat Gahagan rush to block shot. 1st row: Dottie Williams. Cathy Ross. Patsy Strickland. Mary Lois Ramsey, Jo Ann Clou9ton. 2nd Row: Cbarla McLauchlin, Deborah Blocker. Clarice Smyfy. Pat Gahagen, Terron White. Nancy Staton- 77 Track Track is a thrilling sport at Walterboro High and many people turn out to watch the meets. Much determination and hard work are required for the competition is keen. Each season many records are set and broken. This is what makes track the exciting sport it is. Above: Kenneth Hodges jumps for joy Iff Above: Jimmy Gardner closes in on Kenneth ready to pass the baton in the relay. Above: Marshall Truluck goes up and over while running the hurdles Above: Danny Litchfield races against the stopwatch. 78 Track Above: Lynne Beeson throws the shot in practice for the spring meet. Girls’ track, a young sport at W.H.S., is still new to many students. Yet through their deter- mination and will to succeed, our girls’ track team has come a long way under the direction of Coach Marsha Hass. The season ended with the sending of four girls to the Junior Olympics in Knoxville, Tennessee. With added experience, the W.H.S. Girls1 Track Team is looking forward to an even more promising season next year. Above: Patsy Strickland hands the baton off to Betty Litchfield in the relay. Above: Ruthie Saunders prepares to hurl the discus. Above: Bonnie Berry flies over the high jump. 79 Golf Golf is the newest addition to the athletic de- partment at W.H.S. Practice started in February and the meets with other high schools in this area were held in March and April. Mr. Jack Carter was a great help to the teams and Coach Covington was the sponsor. Above The Waiterboro Golf team encounters many diffi- culties. Above Steven Gardner blasts his way out of a sand trap. 80 David Hayden, Cam Henderson. Billy Carter. Charlie Wilkinson. Steven Gardner. Terry Walters. Larry Berry. Baseball The baseball season at Walterboro High started even before basketball season was over. The baseball team practiced hard every after- noon toward making the season a winning one. Their games occurred twice a week, with each one a thriller. The Walterboro High baseball team made itself an important part of the Athlet- ic Association through team work and devo- tion. The Cats were coached by our new coach, Mike Sigman. Varsity Cheerleaders Loll to Right: Becky Thompson, Betty Skardon, Rosanne Harkey, Co-Head Cheerleader; Linda Balish, Head Cheerleade Nancy Thompson, Debbie Ritter, Nancy Lytchfield. Linda Balish, Head Cheerleader Rosanne Harkey, Co-Head Cheerleader Debbie Ritter, Senior Cheerleader Betty Skardon, Senior Cheerleader Nancy Lytchfield, Junior Cheerleader Becky Thompson, Junior Cheerleader Nancy Thompson, Junior Cheerleader S3 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Ann Moylan, Kay Bowers, Beverly Hogan, Nancy Sasser (Head), Joy Collins, Amy O’Quinn,(Co-Head),Cathy Crosby. Nancy Sasser, Head J V. Cheerleader “People, People, Have You Heard................. 85 Organizations 22 LYTCMftl MO IAN a? Student Council Prepares America’s Future Citizens The Student Council is an important part of our school organization. It contributes signifi- cantly to the attainment of the school’s educa- tional objectives. Its primary purpose is to pro- vide experience in good citizenship and to offer a program that gives students an opportunity to participate in democratic living. The Student Council is designed to encourage student in- volvement in the affairs of the school. As it's pro- jects, the Student Council sponsors the Queen of Hearts Contest, all elections, and various other contributions. Right: Danny Litchfield, President Lett to Right. 1st Row: Oscar Broach. Vice-President; Richard Smith. Secretary; Ann Moylan, Merry VonLehe, Suzanne Hooker, Cathy Ross, Danny Litchfield, President; Eddie Gelson, Treasurer; 2nd Row, Seated: David Hayden. Frankie Smith, Marianne Leal, Billy Stanfield. Bill Zipperer, Kay Bowers, Billy Maloch, Raymond Berry. Jimmy Gardner, Jerry Davis, Earl Sanders, Eve Ackerman, Amy O'Ouinn, Chuck Beach, Cathy Crosby, Pat Gahagan, Debra Phillips, Beverly Hogan, Nancy Sasser, Sonny Davis, Elizabeth Kirkland, Betty Lee Sweat; 3rd Row, Standing: Mrs Margaret Lytchfield, Sponsor; Celeste Coker, Cynthia Bazzle, Corky Price, Chris Hawes, Betty!lew Moylan, Gay Crosby, Nancy Lytchfield, Butch Robbins. B9 The Lair Staff Records 1970 The Annual Staff has labored all year long to record the events which have taken place. Senior Work Day, held in November, provided entertainment for Seniors and funds for the staff. The production of the annual begins in early summer with a training camp for the Editor and Photographer. The entire staff did tentative lay- outs, and in September these were finalized into a complete layout. Since that time, the staff has worked to make this annual an accurate record of the events and people who made up W.H.S. in 1970. Catherine Saunders, Editor MWimmiiiiiiiiiiijiiiq Left to Right, 1st row; Seated: Catherine Saunders. Editor; Cleveland Hiott, Photographer; Butch Robbins, 2nd Row, Sealed: Gail Tumbteston, Cynthia Bazzle, Mrs. Gerry Skardon, Sponsor; Sara Lou Blocker, Kay Berry. Billy Carter, Cathy Hargrove, Edward Culpepper, Shirley Canaday, Ann Barnes. 3rd Row, Standing: Carol Hipps, Meg Godwin. Betty Skardon, Co-Business Manager, Raymond Berry. Rosanne Harkey, Co-Business Manager; Earl Sanders. Paul Weissenstein, Debby Griffith. Betty Hew Moylan. Nancy Powell. 91 The Wildcat Staff Deserves Pulitizer Prize The Wildcat, the school newspaper, is pub- lished by the journalism class. It is one of the means by which the individuals of the student body are able to express their ideas to the school by writing letters to the editor or by writ- ing editorials. The paper is a source of news for the student body. It attempts to present a full report on all the happenings around the school. In addition, the paper has a light, humo- rous side as it tells all the latest gossip and jokes. Finally the Wildcat gives the members of the journalism class a chance to see how a paper is published and to learn the art of writing for a paper. Kay Berry, Editor Left to Right. Row 1: Susan Drew, Sandra Benton. Assistant-Editor. Sara Lou Blocker Row 2: Patty Finigan. Cindy Hudson, Lynda Jackson Row 3: Alice Remley, Kay Berry. Editor; Rosanne Harkey. Row 4: Bobby Gahagan, Jerry Davis. Seated on desk: Coach Mike Sigman. 92 “Sing, Sing, A Song .. The W.H.S. Chorus is a very important part of our school life. As a course in the educational curriculum, it offers the opportunity to learn musical fundamentals and to apply these into the discipline of a well-rounded school life. Also it provides the chance to expand one's appre- ciation of music and related arts. The enthusiastic spirit of the Glee Club is particularly shown in its two annual productions. The Christmas concert with its combination of religious and secular songs always enhances our local holiday mood and provides festive en- tertainment. Toward the end of the school year the entire community anxiously awaits the Spring concert. Its theme and content are al- ways a pleasant surprise. The members of the W.H.S. Chorus enjoy the hard work that goes into the daily sessions and especially their public performances. It is hoped that this choral participation may prove to be a distinctive contribution to the happiness, and mental and spiritual elevation of students who will go out to fill the needs of their communities. Harriett Pellum. Accompanist □avid Hayden. Raymond Berry. Student Directors 94 Chorale, Left to Right: Row 1: Barbara Jean Gruber, Ann Barnes. Sara Lou Blocker, Kay Berry, Lynne Beeson, Wanda Martin, Cynthia Bales, Terry Lake. Row 2: Edward Culpepper, Raymond Berry, Larry Berry, David Hayden, Randy Beach, Hank Welch, Dennis Seigler, Danny Litchfield, Frankie Smith, Theresa Crosby. Lafayette Lyles. Nancy Fryar. 95 The Marching Wildcats This year the Walterboro High School Band had a total membership of 56 (40 playing mem- bers. 5 majorettes, 9 color guard) and was the only band in the state with twin drum majorettes. Even though 20 of the 40 playing members were from the Junior High School the band competed successfully with other high school bands at the marching band contests held in Orangeburg and Columbia. In the Orangeburg contest the Marching “Wildcat Band finished a strong fourth, coming only two points within placing third In the State Marching Contest in Columbia the band re- ceived an excellent rating in marching and playing, an outstanding showing considering that the Walterboro Band did not begin work until the first week of school. During the fall the band performed at 9 Wal- terboro football games, 4 pep rallies, and 4 Christmas parades. For the first time a “pep band played at Walterboro basketball games. In the spring many band students partici- pated in the Edisto Clinic Band and the Coastal Carolina Clinic Band. Several students also participated in the All-State Band held annually at Furman University. Also in the spring the band presented its annual spring concert and performed at graduation exercises. All State Band Members: Priscilla Morfey, Rhonda Warfield. Charles Polk. Glenn Timmerman. Mr. Richard Johns, Director Lett lo right, Row 1: Debra Pinckney, Dianne Fargnoli. Marianne Leal, Nancy Berry, Donna Bryan, Sonny Davis, Audrey Bailey. Sara Fargnoli, Debbie Barrineau. Mr. Richard Johns. Director . Row 2: Kelly Howe. Ann Hogan. H. S. Maxcey, Bobby Murdaugh. Paul Woodle. Row 3: Priscilla Morley. Librarian; Cheryl Reese. Librarian; Herbert Simmons. Gail Elkins, June Lynn Chlatraw, Brad Perry, Robert Fralix, Brock Herrin, Rhonda Walheld, Secretary; Debby Myers, Jay Welch. Michael Pierce. Billy Spahr. Row 4: Joel Fteese, Roger McCutchen, Charles Polk, Ann Barnes, Asst. Captain; Scooter Drew, Glen Timmerman. Captain; Ricky Savage, Archie Ackerman, Larry Benton. Henry Hooker. Jeff Cothran, Mike Hutto. Row 5: Wayne Johnson, 0ton Culpepper, Terry Breland, Joe Rodgers. Row 6: Eddie Thompson, Oliver Barnes, Albert Hickman, Lance Whitlock, Willie Koth, Jolan Smoak, Uniform Chairman. Row 7: Harriet McDonald, Cynthia Craven, Debra Sparkman, Janine Thomas, Patty Elgin, Charlotte Grant, Debra Craven. Leadership, Service, Scholarship, and Character No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society looks upon edu- cation as a total product measured by the four qualifications of scholarship, leadership, serv- ice, and character. To bear forward the searching light of truth, to lead that others may follow in the light, to keep burning in our school a high ambition for the enduring values of life, and to serve — these are the purposes of the National Honor Society. Searching for knowledge in the bushes. 1st Row: Cathy Hargrove, Secretary; Mike Rickenbaker, President; Ronny Reid. Vice-President; Kathy Dandridge. Treasurer. 2nd Row: Lynn Beeson, Debby Griffith, Harriett Pellum, Betty Skardon, Meg Godwin, Catherine Saunders, Carol Hipps, Shirley Canaday, Roseanne Harkey, Anne Barnes, Barbara Jean Gruber. 3rd Row: Ruthie Saunders, Jack Shuman, Wanda Martin, Cynthia Bales, Sheron Lights, Fred Thlelke, Eddie Gelson, Paul Weissenstein. 4th Row: Melanie Walker, Elaine Bowers, Nancy Powell, Gayle Beeson, Gail Tumbleston, Becky Richardson, Debbie Ritter, Sarah Fargnoli. 5th Row: Jimmy Gardner, Billy Carter, Glenn Timmerman, Diane Fargnoli, Joel Parrish, Mike Lack. Not Pictured: Sara Lou Blocker. Biological Sciences Are Investigated The purposes of the Biology Club are to or- ganize students interested in biology so that they may pursue the study of biology outside the regular classroom and to inform the mem- bership of current biological discoveries so that they may be better prepared for college biology cou rse. The Walterboro High School Biology Club had several projects during the year and were active participants in the March of Dimes. They were entertained by many guest speakers. In December the Biology Club sent six rep- resentatives to the Teenage Workshop at the University of South Carolina. Sponsored by the physical education department of the University and by the South Carolina Heart Association, the workshop concerned the connection of diet, exercise, and smoking to heart disease. What will we cut next? Lett to Right. Row 1: Carolyn H� ott, Jeanme Miley, Sharon Herndon. Elizabeth Kirkland. Harriett McDonld, Cathy Thielke. Treasurer; Joy Collins, Vice-President; Beverly Hogan, Secretary; Bugs Smith, President: Tommy Hayden, Bobby Gahagan. Corky Price. John Sanders. Betty Jane Brown. Sponsor. Row 2: Harriett Cleland, Elese Smith, Deborah Baker, Janice Benton, Leverne Hoff. Janet Cope, Rhonda WalUeld. Ann Hogan. Carol Drawdy, Joyce Canaday, Nancy Sasser, Julie Simons, Amy O'Quinn, Lynn Seigler. Row 3: Jan Utsey, Brenda Mines, Julie Craven, Dee Dee Shook, Pat Ramsey, Bridgette Harris, Verlillian Harrison, Anne Dixon, Cindy Shook, Betty Becker, Cindy Smoak, Russell Saunders. Row 4: Ron Russell, Bill Zipperer, Tim Davis, Mark Whitlock, Lance Whitlock, Jimmy Harrison, Sammy Wullner. Al Craven, Wayne Johnson, Melvin Steedly, Johnny Vinczi, Keith Cummings, Scooter Drew. Distributive Education Studies and Participates The Distributive Education Club is composed of those students enrolled in the Distributive Education Program. It is a program of instruc- tion in merchandising, marketing, and man- agement. Distributive Education is carried on under the supervision of the school board and the school administration with the help and co- operation of the local business community. It offers vocational training in marketing and merchandising goods and services leading to occupations in: retailing, risk bearing, advertis- ing, financing, wholesaling, storing, transporta- tion, and manufacturing. Some of the activities of the DE Club were initiation, marketing survey, officer training at Cherry Grove, district meeting and eliminations, a car bash, the State Leadership Conference, and the National Leadership Conference. Is Donna planning to merchandise, market or manage? Left to Right; Row 1: Buddy Robertson, Mike Dobson, Treasurer; Donna Bryan, President; Rodney Breland. Vice-President; Margaret Hiott, Secretary; Deloris Smith, Reporter; Jess Staton. Row 2: Jimmy Carroll. Hugh Byrd. Sharon Craven, Florence Fraser, Margie Kinard, Carolyn Roberts, Howard Crosby. 100 A Clean Body, Spirit, and Mind The call to competition had sounded once again in our school as the coaches issued the challenge to get into action. There has been is- sued another call to competition — the call to compete in the “great race of faith. It is the desire of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes to display the important role Christ plays in athletics. We are the disciples and have chosen to run the great race for faith. The F.C.A. members are representatives for Christ on and off the field of competition. “Run the great race of faith and take hold of eternal life. For to this you were called. — I Timothy 6:12 (New English Bible). Are you the real Santa or is it Donald Duck? Left to Right; 1st Row: Donnie Trussel, Marshal Truluck, Danny Litchfield, President; Coach Mike Sigman, Advisor; Earl Sanders, Adrian Bishop, Jerry Davis, Secretary-Treasurer, Ronnie Nettles, Jimmy Williamson, James Allen Smoak, Tim David, Cam Henderson. 2nd Row: Steve Barber, Billy Carter, Joel Parish, Paul Weissenstein, Jimmy Gardner, David Hayden, Hank Welch, Gale Smyly, Chris Hawes, Arnold Zipperer, Jerome Jefferson, Fred Thielke. 3rd Row: Bernard Pinkney, Alex Hall, Tommy Hayden, Pat Gillespie, Dennis Seigler, Tony Breland, Chief Distributor; Rodney Breland, Vice-President; Donald Herndon. 101 “Ici On Parie Francais” Students in the French Club plan various pro- jects and programs, giving themselves the op- portunity to enjoy many features of language that Is not possible during class time. The pur- poses of the French Club are to arouse interest in the cultural background of France, to supply a practical tool of communication in French, and to open passageways to lingual vocations be- tween French and English. Is this our future French Ambassador? Left to Right. Row 1: Daryl Mitchell, Secretary-Treasurer; Bobbi Bishop, Chairman of Programs; Marnie Howell. President; John Sanders. Row 2: Ann Hogan, Debra Baker, Janice Benton. Katrina Smoak. Nancy Fralick. Row 3: Dottic Williams. Joanne Clouston, Lavern Hoff, Russell Sanders, Janice Nettles, Bridgette Harris, Cindy McCord. Row 4: John Welch, Fletcher Moody, Cal Trussell. Cindy Westbury, Meg Stratton, Nina Warren, Priscilla Morley, Arue Norris. Kitsy Stratton. 102 Working Towards Tomorrow’s Business World Membership in the Future Business Leaders of America indicates an interest not only in preparing for employment in the field of busi- ness. but also in experiences that strengthen and develop the individual. Belonging to FBLA is an honor that carries responsibilities as well as privileges. The FBLA of Walterboro High School, spon- sored by Mrs. Smith, undertook two main pro- jects this year. They made money by selling Tom-wat kits, to give a scholarship to a student who plans to continue his or her education in business. They are also had service projects, including preparing and carrying food baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas. Left: Is Linda learning what the business world is like? Left to Right; Row 1: Marianne Smith, Treasurer, Linda Mixon. Debbie Hall. Row 2: Judy Lewis, Reporter; Mary Fletcher, Linda Blocker, Vice-President Row 3: Agnes Jacobs, Sharon O'OuInn, Kathy Breland, President. Row 4: Paulette Barber, Gladys Jones, Brenda Duffie. Row 5, Standing: Mary Faulker, Secretary; Yvonne Benton, Ethel Craven, Cathy Griner, Mrs. Amanda Smith, Sponsor. 103 The Science of Modern Agriculture The Future Farmers of America, sponsored by Mr. Dempsey, is a volunteer organization of boys studying vocational agriculture at Waiter- boro High School. It is designed to supplement the regular instruction by providing opportuni- ties for training in leadership. Vocational edu- cation in agriculture is an integral part of our school program. Its function is to educate stu- dents in the science of modern agriculture. The training is designed to qualify students in a specific area. The projects of the Future Farmers of America this year were a calendar sale, a candy sale, and shop projects, including making equipment. Are our Future Farmers taking or selling the candy? Officers not pictured: Wesley McDonald. President; Bobby Nettles. Reporter; Allen Nettles. Treasurer Left to Right; Row 1: Mr. Buddy Dempsey, Sponsor; Jimmy Bryan. Secretary. Row 2: Jerry Crosby. Hugh Byrd. Ben Ferguson, Alroy Headen, Ricky Stone, Randy Raymond, Ricky Langdale, Jimmy Ba22el. Cleveland Hiott, Riddick Simmons, Ralph Cook, Wendell Morns. Row 3: Gerald Pelium. T. L. Nettles. Herbert Driggers. Roy Iriel, Mark Heffner, Skippy Crosby. Donny Craven, Wendy Wiggins, Mike Fender, Michael O Ouinn, Donnie Bennett, David Blocker, Behlmg Guess. Arthur Woodward, Ricky Smith, Buddy Linder. Row 4: Jimmy Catterton, Raleigh Creel, Edward Culpepper, Chester Catterton, Vice-President; William Smoak, Dan Dandridge, Buddy Craven. Kenneth Hair, Larry Mixon, Harry Grove, Ricky Hiott, David Bryan, Ronnie Pye. Row 5: Kirby Evans, Bruce Wiggins, James Banks. Donnie Stringfield. Carl Benton. Jack Shuman. Leland Thomas. Wayne Guilferd, Roy Dewitt, Lamer Nettles. Bobby Breland. Ricky Broderick, Gerald Frasier, Rusty Youmans, Wendell McDonald Row 6: Lyn Garris, Frankie Smith, Steve Ferguson. Ricky Mixson, Bob Cone, Howard Crosby, Glen Foster, Pat Mines. Row 6: John Martin, Jimmy Carroll, Coley Byrd. Senior Future Homemakers of Tomorrow The Senior F.H.A. Chapter members work dil- igently to develop desirable traits of leadership, because as future homemakers, they are a vital force in the making of our future. The Senior F.H.A. received a special award for participation in all state activities and re- ceived an excellent rating on each of its state projects — their scrapbook, yearbook, dress, home experience, electrical project, and record book. Other activities of the Senior F.H.A. were Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, the mother-daughter banquet during F.H.A. week, an educational trip, selecting a delegate to the State F.H.A. Convention, and selecting a Miss F.H.A. Happy Birthday to the senior member. Left to Right; 1st Row: Jo Smoak, Parliamentarian; Rosemary Adams, Secretary; Carolyn Stallings, President; Lib Hiott, Vice-President; Brenda Mines. Treasurer; Lynne Stanfield, Reporter, Nancy Beach, Historian. 2nd Row: Cathy Strickland, Pearl Bazzle, Janice Smoak, Carolyn Baldwin, Audrey Bailey. Carol Robertson, Jean O’Brien, Lucinda Craven. Carol Mixon, Betty Blitch. Rose Beach. 3rd Row: Debbie Byrd, Delores Smith. Carolyn Hiott, Debra Pinckney, Harriett Cleland, Yvonne Benton, Brenda Benton. Theresa Crosby, Donna Butler, Carolyn Crosby, Cindy Moore. Junior Future Homemakers of Tomorrow The goal of the Junior F.H.A. is to develop creative leadership in home and community by helping youth comprehend the problems of so- ciety and contribute to their solutions, and to promote appreciation of the art of homemaking with a clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. It aims to improve home and family life and to promote international good will by strengthening bonds within the family and between the family and community. Finally, the Junior F.H.A. leads and guides today’s young girls to maturity and responsible citizenship. The state projects of the Junior F.H.A. are a scrapbook and a yearbook. Among the local projects are giving a Thanksgiving basket, en- tertaining the class for retarded children, and aiding the Good Cheer Club. Is Cindy always (his serious when she presides? Left to Right, 1st Row: Cindy Hudson. President; Clarice Smyly, Vice-President; Nancy Benton, Secretary; Janet Simmons. Treasurer; Vicky Sims. Reporter; Shirley Smith. Parliamentarian; Theresa Hiers. Historian. 2nd Row: Ann Strawn. Debbie Caldwell, Charlotte Grant, Cebbie Cothran. Mary Sue Gillespie. Mary Anne Worden. Ellen Smith. Donna Mason. Mrs. Eloise B. Hawkins, Sponsor. 3rd Row: Helen Byrd, Janice Stringfield, Nina Warren, Theresa Thomas, Jackie Dandridge, Donna Hughes, Emily Baldwin. Sandy Bailey. Carolyn Rickenbaker. 10 A Future Teachers - Tomorrow’s Educators The Future Teachers of America of Walter boro High School are united with the aim of be- ing exposed to the advantages and disadvan- tages of the teaching profession. Members of F.T.A. enjoy working as teachers’ aides and sponsoring Teacher Appreciation Day. The senior members have the opportunity to visit other schools to observe teaching tech- niques. Special projects included working in the concession stands at Junior Varsity football games and holding the annual talent show. Proceeds go toward a scholarship for a worthy senior. This year the president of the Walterboro chapter was appointed Director of District 1, and in January the District 1 meeting was held in Walterboro. Come on, Marianne, teachers have to stay awake. First Row: Merry VonLehe. Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Lytchfield, Vice-President; Cathy Hargrove. President. Second Row: Linda Martin, Betty Skardon, Debbie Ritter, Marianne Lea!, Donna Culpepper. Charla McLauchlm, Kay Berry. Sandra Benton, Nancy Strickland. Patty Finigan. Susan Drew. Barbara Jean Gruber. Third Row: Patsy Strickland, Cathy Ross. Debbi Stewart. Rachel Dodd. Kathy Limehouse. Ann Moylan, Kay Bowers. Emmy Kinard. Becky Thompson, Betty Lee Sweat, Shirley Canaday, Alice Remley. Fourth Row: Beth Warshaw. Terry Lake, Kathy Dandridge, Harriett Pellum, Betty I lew Moylan, Bonnie Ritter. Gail Tumbleston, Linda Pye 107 History Club Explores Yesterday The History Club took pride in having orga- nized in the year 1969-1970 during the Tricen- tennial celebration of the founding of South Carolina. Emphasis this year, commemorating this great event centered around local Colleton and South Carolina histories. Through club activities members have be- come more aware of South Carolina's great heritage. Some of these activities included ac- tual excavations, cleaning up historical sites, a library display, and local club trips. These are our future politicians. Lett to Right; First Row: Cam Henderson, President; Ann Barnes, Vice-President; Mrs. Barnes, Sponsor; Beth Smoak, Treasurer; Ronny Reid, Secretary. Second ROW: Marshall Truluck, Nancy Cummings, Lynne Beeson. Linda Balish. Debi Stewart, Debbie Ritter, Linda Belec, Terry Lake, Myron Williams. Third Row: Rachael Dodd, Susan Drew, Nancy Strickland, Cathy Dandridge, Patty Finnigan, Alice Remley. Fourth Row: Ricky Smith, Mike Rickenbaker, Pat Wylie, Steven Gardner, Jack Shuman. John Nettles, Barbara Jean Gruber. Fifth Row: Dennis Seigler, John Cook. Fred Thielke, Jerome Jefferson. 1GB Around the World We Search for Peace The chief concern of the International Rela- tions Club is to enrich the students' interest in and knowledge of the events of today's rapidly changing world. During the course of the year members participate in debates and discus- sions concerning the latest world affairs. To the delight of ail students of Walterboro High the International Relations Club sponsors a Slob Day. The proceeds go toward two scholarships awarded by the club to deserving seniors. International Relations members debate problems of the world, Left to Right, Row 1: Melanie Walker, Pam Proctor, Janice Nettles. Celeste Coker. Vice-President; Eve Ackerman, Secretary; Elaine Bowers. President; Meg Godwin. Treasurer; Mrs. Nell Simmons. Sponsor; Shirley Nettles. Regina Crawford, Sara Fargnoli. Sharon Moore. Claudia Harder. Victoria Infinger. Row 2: Butch Robbins, Diane Fargnoli, Ruby Smoak, Cathy White, Suzanne Warren, Chris Hawes, Debbie Griffith. Gail Beeson, Nancy Powell, Becky Ann Gruber, Annette Renolds, Grayson Wright, Daryl Mitchell Row 3: Andy Harris, Glen Timmerman. Joel Parrish, Becky Richardson, Skippy Simmons, Larry Berry, Penny Seigal, Katrina Smoak, Kathy Thomas, Naomi Adams, Barbara Fishburne. Row 4: Pat Hamilton, Oscar Brooch, Jimmy Peters, Donnie Trussel, Terry Walters. Rodney Bridge, Mike Odom, Nancy Berry, Marnie Howell, Corky Price, Charles Brooch, Ricky Caldwell. Row 5: Arnold Zipperer. Franklin Gravely. Billy Carter, Bud Beach, Greg Hudson. Michael Starks. Jamie Harrelson, Richard Smith, Ronnie Nettles. Charles Murdaugh, Pat Gillespie. 109 Reading Is Knowledge The main objectives of the Library Club are to acquaint students with library services, re- sources, and procedures; to create wider inter- est in good books and reading; and to provide an opportunity for the development of leader- ship. Library Club members assist with circulation, writing overdue notices, and publicity. The Library Club annual projects consisted of giving a food basket to a needy family, improv- ing the library, and going on a trip to Charleston or Columbia, “Libraries are the wardrobes of literature, whence men, properly informed, may bring forth something for ornament, much for curiosity, and more for use.” Mrs. Muckenfuss will help you find your book. too. Left to Right. Row 1: Dianne O'Quinn, Vice-President; Miriam Herndon. Treasurer; Sandra Crosby. Second Row: Dora Robertson. Alice Bumgarner, Judy Thomas. Gail Nettles, Kay Evans, Brenda Pellum. Mrs. Muckenfuss. Sponsor, Shirley Pellum. Janine Thomas. President; Debbie Barrlneau. Mrs. Godwin. no Pep Club Arouses School Spirit Striving to inject pep and spirit into the stu- dent body of WHS. and to inspire the Wildcats themselves is the aim of the Pep Club and cheerleaders. Pep Club members worked long and hard hours painting the clever signs and planning the inspiring pep rallies which led to the victories of the team. Nor even anticipation of the Summerville game could crush their spirit as their original signs showed fans the way to the mighty Wildcats' performance. Everybody for Walterboro — Stand up and Holler!! 0 Projection Club - Mechanical Wizards The Projection Club was developed to aid its members in sharing responsibilities of equipment and materials. It offers an opportuni- ty to its members to benefit from the teaching material they project and from various class discussions. The members learn to run projec- tors and in turn are able to run them for their teachers. One of the outside activities of the Projection Club was a field trip. Members are selected on the basis of me- chanical ability and interest. Right: Now you know why we do not have a projector that works. Left to Right. 1st Row: Linda Shuman. Vice-President; Lafayette Liles, President; Pat Gahagan, Treasurer; Debra Phillips, Secretary. 2nd Row: Larry Montjoy. Debbie Cothran. Clarice Smyly. Teresa Hiers. Debbie Pye, Shirley Hrvol, Neyle Kinard. Janet Wood. 3rd Row: Jerrel Tilman, Edward Culpepper, Bonnie Weatherford. Betty Litchfield, Mary Sue Gillespie. Phyllis Hiers, Jimmy Sue Starks 4th Row: Mrs. Carol Godwin. Advisor; Margaret Remley, Ruthie Pinckney. Bonnie Berry, Mrs. Juanita Muckenfuss, Asst. Advisor. 5th Row: Bobby Hudson, Pat Mines. Bitty Blilch, John Nettles, Larry Berry. Raymond Berry. 112 Science Club Helps NASA Co to the Moon. The Walterboro Science Club is composed of those students who are taking or have taken chemistry and physics and have maintained a three point zero average. The Walterboro chap- ter works in affiliation with the Junior Engineer- ing Technical Society (JETS). In cooperation with its sponsor, Mrs. Mar- garet Lytchfield, the Science Club attended state JETS’s conventions and toured modern industrial plants. All year the club worked for their tour of Oak Ridge and the National Aero- nautics and Space Administration (NASA). They held car washes and other money-making proj- ects for this purpose. The aim of the Science Club is to introduce interested students to the world of engineering and technology. It is the hope of the club that a clearer understanding to today's science will insure a better tomorrow for mankind. Guess what, Mike? They have landed on the Moon! Left to right; First Row: Eddie Gelson, Treasurer; Cleveland Hiott, President; Paul Weissenstein, Vice-President; Steven Gardner, Secretary. Second Row: Lynne Beeson, Jimmy Gardner, Ronny Reid, John Cook, Ricky Smith, Linda Belec, Ann Barnes. Third Row: Myron Williams, Mike Rickenbaker, Sara Lou Blocker, Cam Henderson, Jerome Jefferson, Fred Thielke. Fourth Row: Frankie Smith, Rosanne Harkey, Earl Sanders, Jack Shuman, Linda Balish, David Hayden, Mrs. Margaret Lytchfield, sponsor; Catherine Saunders, Carol Hjpps. 113 “Aqui’ se habla espanol” The Spanish Club of Walterboro High School was newly organized this year under the direc- tion of their advisor, Mrs, Rebecca C. Ware. The club adopted the name Piez Dos Dos” (Room Two-Two-Eight) and the purposes of studying the cultural heritage of the Spanish-speaking countries and of practicing some of their cus- toms. The favorite custom was the breaking of pihatas, which the club joyously observed at every opportunity. At Christmas the club observed “Las Pasadas,” the Spanish custom that on the nine nights before Christmas the Spanish children are entertained by different families in their neighborhoods. No, Franklin. Parlez-vous” is French? Left to right; First Row: Franklin Gravely, President; Tim Davis, Vice-President; Mrs. Rebecca Ware, Sponsor; Becky Ann Gruber, Secretary; Adrian Bishop, Treasurer. Second Row: Terry Walters, Al Craven, Joyce Williams, Billy Carter, Annette Reynolds, Joyce Canaday, Rhonda Wallield, Janet Cope. Julie Simons. Sharon Herndon. Ruthie Pinckney Third Row: Beih Warshaw, Jimmy Harrison, Shirley Hrvol, Patsy Strickland. Jan Ulsey, Pat Ramsey. Cindy Smoak. Debbie Sparkman. Fourth Row: Jess Staton Ca. Carol Drawdy, Linda Shuman, Julia Craven, Debbie Timmerman, Wanda Martin, Cathy Thielke. Nancy Staton. Betty Becker. Fifth Row: Mark Whitlock, Tommy Hayden, Robbie McClure. Corky Price, Greg Bowen, Kenneth Fryar, Keith Cummings, Lydia Staton, Cindy Shook, Ann Dickson, Dee Dee Shook. Sixth Row Becky Thompson. Wayne Johnson, Bobby Gahagen, Scooter Drew. Ron Russell. Bud Beach, Sieve McMillan, Bob Clouston. 114 T I Continues to Crow with Our School. The main objectives of the T I Club are to prepare the students for life in a democracy, to make them increasingly self-directive, to teach cooperation, to increase the interests of the students in the school, to foster sentiments of law and order, and to develop special abili- ties through exploration, vocational training, business training, and recognition of various in- terests and ambitions. The T I Club began its activities with the initiation of new members. It traveled to Charleston and to vocational schools, held its annual steak supper, and showed projects at the State Teachers’ Conference. The club had a money-making and a civic project. Cutting a Board is not half as much lun as cutting a class. NO SMOhINCi 115 Would You Put Your Life in ‘Their” Hands? Firs! Row: Randy Fender, Frank Pellum, Wayne Walker, Billy Maloch, Jesse Drew, Greg Hudson, Wendell Mc- Donald. Second Row: Harold Preacher; Judy Williams, Shirley Canaday; Emily Baldwin; Cynthia Bazzle; Chester Catterton; Marshall Truluck. Third Row: T. D. Hiers; Michael Starks; Jerrel Tilman, Jerry Ulmer. Fourth Row: Joey McLaine, David Hayden. Myron Williams, Edward Culpepper, Billy Carter. 116 What Would Mrs. Reeves Do Without You? Left to right, First row: Mrs. Joyce Collins. Jan Utsey. Debbie Stewart, Nancy Cummings. Cathy Thielke, Florence Fraser, Audrey Bailey. Second row: Mrs. Evelyn Reeves, Linda Martin, Lynn Stanfield, Mary Lois Fletcher. Emily Baldwin. Cindy Hudson. 117 Classes 11? Senior Class Officers Super“70” Makes History SENIOR HISTORY Left to right: Paul Weissenstein, Vice-President; Debby Griffith, Treasurer; Jimmy Gardner. President; Meg God win, Secretary. The Year: 1966 The Place: Walterboro High School The Time: 8:45 A. M. The People: The Class of 1970 That was it— the momentous occasion when the Class of 70 took that first giant step toward graduation. As Freshmen, we quickly learned that our inherited position was that of the low- est of the low,” but we were too busy really to care. Adjusting to schedules, finding class- rooms. adapting to new and strange subjects seemed to take all of our time, but we enjoyed it. It seemed to give us a new status to be able to say, “I go to Walterboro High School. Before we had time to realize it, our Freshman year was gone and our Sophomore year had arrived. We found that, with one year’s experi- ence under our belts, our position was raised slightly. Now we were the “lowly and could look with pitying superiority upon the new Freshmen. With cake sales and car washes we began the task of earning money for our Junior- Senior of the next year. And, with NEDT's, the long barrage of tests that would last for the next three years began. Junior year was here and we were halfway toour goal. The word was money and we worked constantly to make more and more for no Junior-Senior. Concession stands, Halloween Carnival, and the Junior Class play all came and passed, and our bank account grew. Then April arrived, and everyone worked feverishly to make our Junior-Senior the best ever; and we succeeded. We brought to life a lovely legend, and for one night Camelot was reborn. Senior year at last! After three years of antici- pation, we were number one. It was hard to comprehend at first, but not for long. Graduation invitations and robes had to be ordered early and doing this brought home the reality of grad- uation, only eight months away. Through the haze of work and fun, we have watched our graduation draw steadily nearer, and now it is almost upon us. Soon, we shall leave Walterboro High School, and it will be a sad occasion, for, in spite of our frequent gripes and complaints, we have come to love the ole place. WHS has prepared us as best she could for our roles in life, and now the rest is up to us. But she has given us more than just book learning ; she has led us to many discoveries about ourselves, about others, and about life. We are ready, and with this belief in mind, we say, ‘ Good-bye, WHS. September Brings Seniority Acfele Annette Ackerman Martha Carolyn Baldwin Rita Marie Barnett Alma Mae Ackerman Emily Louise Baldwin James Thomas Bazzel Lynne ft yie Beeson Rosemary Adams Cynthia Diane Bales Pearl Marie Dazzle John Russell Bailey Ann Elizabeth Barnes Nancy Jean Beach Cheryl Darlene Bennett Blma Rose Beach Linda Suzanne Beloc Fun, Frolic, and Food for Seniors Carl Jeff Benton Ricky Gordon Benton Sandra Darnell Benton Karen Lynn Berry James Lawrence Berry Frances Kathryn Boatwright Alice C. Branton Michael Maurice Berry Raymond Lee Berry David Robert Blocker 12Z Sara L. Blocker Rodney Cornelius Breland Seniors Cram for Exams Stephen Anthony Breland Wendell Oliver Carter Ralph William Cook Edward Lucius Culpepper Donna Leah Bryan Chester Jerry Catterton Deborah Jean Craven Nancy Karen Cummings Robert Burts Shirley Gwendolyn Canaday Esther Gail Catterton John Ralph Cook Sharon Marlene Craven Donna Leigh Culpepper m Work Marks Senior Year Kathy Lynn Dandndge Jerome W. Davis, Jr. Michael Lynn Dopson Virginia Alice Fender Susan Drew Patricia Ann Fimgan Ha2el Lee Dyson Florence Fraser 124 Rachael Calvert Dodd Randy Fender Four Years Fly By Nancy Mane Tryar Jimmy Landy Gardner Sloven Warshaw Gardner Edward Louis Gel son Margaret Elizabeth Godwin Deborah Avis Griffith Rarbara Jean Gruber Behling Guess Kennith Hair Catherine Anne Hargrove Rosanne Harkey David Calvin Hayden Jr. 125 Seniors Campbell Gilchrist Henderson Jr. Cleveland Columbus Hiott III Rita Lynn Hiott Donald Herndon Margaret R Hiott Mary Carolyn Hipps 126 Cynthia Gail Hudson Lynda Elizabeth Jackson Esther Harriett Herndon Ricky Hiott Kenneth Folden Hodges Adlai Jerome Jefferson Robert Hudson Jack Wesley Jones Believe in Togetherness Marianne Bernadette Leal Don Chance Lee Linda Marie Kinard Margie Elaine Kinard Isabella Lyles Kathie Jane Limehouse James A. Kiser Terry Elaine Lake Walter Lanai re Lemacks Sheron Lights Joseph William Linder Danny Leon Litchfield 127 Senioritis Is a Myth Lafayette Strait Lyles Charles Wendall McDonald Sandra Wanda Martin Patrick Michael Mines John William Nettles Michael William O'Quinn Ronny Elliott Reid Alice Verone Remley Frank Christopher Pellum Jr. Harriet Myra Pellum Harry Scott Pellum Linda Ann Pye Camelot Is Not a Myth Debra Kaye Ritter Sonny Roberts Earl Furman Sanders Wayne Edward Serena. Michael Bryan Rickenbaker Carolyn Jeanette Roberts Wrllie Alfred Sammons till Robert Dennis Seigler Mary Catherrne Saunders Thomas Ravnell Shaw Ruthie Prentiss Saunders Jack Shuman Jr. 129 Seniors Look Forward to June Riddick Simmons Richard Keith Smith Carolyn Vee Stallings 130 Deborah Ann Stewart Elizabeth Lee Skardon Elizabeth Ann Smoak Gloria J. Stanfield Nancy Elfen Strickland Delores Smith Larry Smoak Florence Louise Stanfield Donald Anthony Slringfiefd Frankie Taylor Smith Alvin Gale Smyly Freida Elise Steedley Thomas Eugene Sumner Graduation Becomes a Reality Frederick Lowell Thielke Brenda Dianne Thompson Jerrel Creighton Tilman, Jr. John Marshall Truluck Debra Lynn Whittle Jerry Dean Ulmer Judy Ann Williams Janine Carolyn Thomas Alvin Paul Weissenstein, Jr, Not Pictured: Linda Denise Balish. James Allen Foley, Sieve Harrison, A. Wade McDonald, Larry Mixon Arthur L. Woodward Patrick Wilson Wylie III Myron E, Williams 131 Senior Variety Spices Life 132 Seniors Love Friday Nights 133 134 Seniors Are Swingers MISS SENIOR Miss Brenda Thompson 135 MISS LAIR 136 Miss Linda Balish Mr. Lair 137 Danny Litchfield Senior Beauties 138 Miss Cindy Hudson Senior Beauties Miss Debi Stewart 13? Miss Debbie Ritter Senior Beauties Miss Rosanne Harkey 140 Miss Betty Skardon Senior Beauties 141 Academic: Cathy Hargrove Eddie Gelson Senior Superlatives Leadership: Catherine Saunders Jimmy Gardner 142 Athletic: Ruthie Saunders Jerry Davis Talent: Harriett Pelium Raymond Berry Senior Superlatives Best-All-Round: Belty Skardon Oanny Litchfield Congeniality: Rosanne Harkey Cleveland Hiott 143 Outstanding Seniors Chosen 144 Cathy Hargrove by Faculty Committee 145 Carolyn Stallings Junior Class Officers Beth Wairshaw and Emmy Kinard discuss the upcoming College Board. Nancy Powell Treasurer; Elaine Bowers, Secretary: Bonnie Ritter, Vice-President; Nancy Lytchfield: President. Rodney Bridge eavesdrops while Bonnie Ritter calls home: Please bring me my books! Juniors Have Spirit Audrey Bailey Annette Barber Debbie Barrineau Cynthia Bazzle Terry Bazzle Allen Beach Bud Beach Randy Beach Gail Beeson Von Benton Adrian Bishop Billy Blitch Linda Blocker Karen Booth Elaine Bowers Terry Boynton Cathy Breland Rodney Bridge Gloria Bright Oscar Broach Hugh Byrd Ricky Caldwell Jimmy Carroll Billy Carter Patricia Clough Celeste Coker Brenda Connelly Cynthia Craven Ethel Craven Lucinda Craven Regina Crawford Carolyn Crosby Howard Crosby Theresa Crosby Jimmie Dais 147 Juniors Begin Year Jennifer Davis Norman Davis Roy Dewitt Jesse Drew Robert Driggers Brenda Duffie Jeremiah Edwards Daryl Esry Diane Fargnoli Sarah Fargnoli Mary Faulner Mike Fender Mary Fletcher Bruce Fox Richard Gaskins Franklin Gravely Cathy Griney Debbie Hall Pat Hamilton Andy Harris 1 4S with Anticipation Yvonne Haskell Chris Hawes Jimmy Herndon Albert Hickman Joy Hiers T D. Hiers Oliver Hill Lib Hiott Lee Don Huff Greg Hudson Victoria Infinger Agnes Jacobs Gladys Jones Emmy Kinard Mike Lack Gloria Lane Jim Lasseter Gerald Lemacks John Lemacks Judy Lewis 149 Leith Lucas Nancy Lytchfield Mary McGrady Carolyn McKinney Joey McLaine Ray McMillan Billy Maloch Andy Martin Linda Martin Daryl Mitchell Linda Mixson Vivien Mixson Larry Montjoy Fletcher Moody Debbie Moore Betty Llew Moylan Charles Murdaugh Scooter Murray Gail Nettles Ronnie Nettles Class Rings - Pride of Junior Year Shawn Nettles Shirley Nettles Jean O'Brien Michael Odum Dianne O'Quinn Sharon 0‘Qulnn Michael Padgett Sonny Padgett Joel Parrish Jimmy Peters Jo Ann Polk Nancy Powell Harold Preacher Pam Proctor Laura Redman Bob Reynolds Becky Richardson Bonnie Ritter Butch Robbins Charlie Roberts Buddy Robertson Carol Robertson Maree Robertson Eddie Robinson David Ryan Ronald Seigler Warren Serena Skippy Simmons Mary Ann Smith James Allan Smoak Janice Smoak Jo Smoak Ruby Smoak Wayne Smoak Lynn Stanfield 151 Three Down and One to Go 152 Michael Starks Jess Slaton Meg Stratton Charles Strickland Hugh Strickland Betty Lee Sweat Lynn Thomas Allan Thompson Becky Thompson Nancy Thompson Glenn Timmerman Donny Trussell Gall Tumbleston Johnny Vinczi Jimmy Wadell Melanie Walker Terry Walters Suzanne Warren Beth Warshaw Hank Welch Kathy White Charlie Wilkinson Jimmy Williamson Debby Wimberly Grayson Wright Doug Young Arnoid Zipperer Miss Junior T53 Miss Becky Thompson Sophomore Class Officers 154 Don't work too hard, girls. Sophomores Find Place at W. H. S. Brad Ackerman Eve Ackerman Naomi Adams Wallace Addison Gerald Bailey Harry Bailey Debra Baker Betty Becker Debbie Bennett Brenda Benton Dale Benton Janice Benton Juanita Benton Bonnie Berry Nancy Berry Bobbi Bishop Betty Blitch Greg Bowen Cheryl Breland Mary Bright Charles Broach Ricky Broderick Bonnie Bryan Jimmy Bryan Margie Bumgarner Dave Burns Donna Butler Coley Byrd Debbie Byrd Joyce Canaday Mark Carroll Billy Carter Terry Chaplain Harriett Cleland Bobby Clouston Joy Collins Larry Colson Patsy Colson Ray Colson Bob Cone Henry Cook Janet Cope 155 Sophomores Past Halfway Mark Ai Craven Diane Craven Julie Craven Lenore Craven Emma Creel Esdorn Creel Betty Crosby Gay Crosby Sandra Crosby Skippy Crosby Jimmy Cummings Keith Cummings Wayne Dandridge Sonny Davis Tim Davis Ann Dixon Carol Drawdy Scooter Orew Kirby Evans Lynn Fennell Ben Ferguson Charlotte Ferguson Deborah Ferguson Henry Ferguson Barbara Fishburne Glen Foster Nancy Fralix Faye Franklin Kaye Franklin Gerald Fraser 154 Knowledge Continues to Grow. Kenneth Friar Bobby Gahagan Liston Gaskin Pat Gillespie Becky Ann Gruber Wayne Guilford Claudia Harden Jamie Harrelson Brigette Harris Jimmy Harrison Verlian Harrison Tommy Hayden Elroy Headen Ronnie Herndon Sharon Herndon Connie Hiers Billy Hilton Carolyn Hiott Richard Hiott Leverne Hoff Ann Hogan Beverly Hogan Jeff Hollman Marnie Howell Mike Hughes Calvin Irvin Mike Irvin Sue Ellen Jackson Bubba Johnson Wayne Johnson James Judy Lynn Kemp Billy Kinard Sharon Kinard Frank Kinsey Elizabeth Kirkland Steve Kutta Pamela Lemome Robbie McClure Dennis McCollum Cindy McCord Harriett McDonald 157 Wesley McDonald Faye McGrady Jan McMillan Steve McMillan Elizabeth Martin John Marlin H. S. Maxcey Jean me Mi ley Shelia Miller Brenda Mines Carol Mixson Cindy Moore Sharon Moore Berry Murdaugh Allen Nettles Janice Nettles Lanier Nettles Amy O'Quinn Shirley Pellum Chris Pinckney Deborah Pinckney Ruthie Pinckney Corky Price Rita Priester Mary Lois Ramsey Pat Ramsey Randy Raymond George Reeves Kenny Register Annette Reynolds Nancy Renolds David Rhoden 1SB Pam Robertson Sherry Robertson Joe Rodgers Ron Russell John Sanders Nancy Sasser Russell Saunders Chuck Segura Lynn Scigler Penny Seigel Cindy Shook Dee Dee Shook Julie Simons Paul Smallwood Bugs Smith Clarence Smith Elese Smith Richard Smith Sandra Smith Arnold Smoak Cindy Smoak Debbie Smoak Katrina Smoak Teresa Spangler Lydia Staton Melvin Steedly Ricky Stone Janice Strickland 59 Sophomores Eagerly Await Junior Year Kathy Strickland Cathy Thielke Kathy Thomas Hal Thompson Phillip Thompson Jane! Utsey Rhonda Wat field Wayne Walker Lance Whitlock Mark Whitlock Bruce Wiggins Wendy Wiggins Sammy Wulner Bill Zipperer 160 Miss Sophomore Miss Nancy Sasser 1 1 Freshman Class Officers Above: Even Freshmen boys like to gossip. Right; Yes, Eric, you are a Freshman! President, Cathy Ross; Vice-President, Kay Bowers; Secy.- Treas., Cathy Crosby. A? Freshmen Faces Demerit Code Archie Ackerman Billy Ackerman Jennifer Adams Lee Avan! Cheryl Ayers Sandy Bailey James Banks David Barber Joe Barry Sheree Barton Grady Bazzle Irene Bazzle James Bazzle Chuck Beach David Beals Teresa Bennett Tommy Bennett Deborah Benton Kay Benton Nancy Benton Bill Bishop Richard Blanton Belinda Blocker Deborah Blocker Stevie Blocker Kay Bowers Bobby Breland Edwin Breland Meryl Bridge Charles Bright Ricky Bruins David Bryan Alice Bumgarner Chris Burke Jimmy Butler Helen Byrd Debbie Caldwell Ernest Canady Frank Carter Ricky Carter Jimmy Catterton Jo-Ann Clouston Mike Colson Debbie Cothran Jeff Cothran Buddy Craven Charles Craven Dennis Craven Donnie Craven Jackie Craven June Craven Bobby Creel Raleigh Creel Bonnie Crosby Cathy Crosby Don Crosby Jerry Crosby JoAnn Crosby Paula Crosby Eric Culpepper Dan Dandridge Jackie Dandridge Jay Dandridge Lisa Davis Craig Dobson Michael Drew Patty Elgin Archie Evans Kay Evans Kenny Faulkenberry 163 Freshmen Bring 164 William Fender Sarah Ferguson Steve Ferguson Mary Fletcher Cecil Floyd Efeu Fraser Pal Gahagan Terry Gatch Mary Sue Gillespie Gail Godwin Ctiarlott Grant Cindy Groves Allen Gruber Alex Hall Mark Helfner Miriam Frances Herndon Alvin Hiers Phyllis Hiers Wayne Hiers Teresa Hiers Joh nray Hiott Kenny Hiott Ricky Hiott Terry Hiott Debra Hodge Nell Rose Hofl Suianne Hooker Kelly Howe Shirley Hrvol Francis Hudson Calhy Ross Bruce Hughes Donna Hughes Roy Iriel Neyle Kinard Bunky Koth Bruce Krajeski Mike Lane Ricky Langdale David Lemacks George Lemacks Diane Leonard New Life to W. H. S. Bill Lewis Ben Litchfield Betty Litchfield Rad McClendon Roger McCutcheon Wyleen McDonald Charla McLauchlin Patricia Mamgo Marvin Manghum Debra Martin Paul Martin Donna Mason Ken Mixon Ricky Mixon Priscilla Morley Ann Moylan Bobby Murdaugh Bobby Nettles Edwin Nettles Hal Nettles Mark Nettles T. L Nettles Bruce Morris Diane Payne Brenda Pellum Danny Pellum Gerald Pellum Deborah Phillips Bernard Pinckney Deborah Poston Richard Powell Ellen Preacher Wayne Preacher Wayne Price Debbie Pye Ronnie Pye Steven Reeves Ted Remley Margarett Remley Randy Richardson Caroline Rickenbaker Janice Roberts 165 One Down - Three to Go 166 Marshall Roberts Dora Robertson Robert Rodgers Ricky Savage Debra Seigler Linda Shuman Herbert Simmons Janet Simmons Vicky Simms Billy Smith Ellen Smith Lynn Smith Shirley Smith Audrey Smoak Jolan Smoak Tony Smoak William Smoak Clarice Smyly Deborah Sparkman Barbara Sparks Billy Stanfield Jimmie Sue Starks Nancy Staton Roy Stevens Eddie Still Bill Stivender Suzanne Stivender Kltsy Stratton Ann Strawn David Strickland Patsy Strickland Janice Strickland William Stuck Judy Thomas Leland Thomas Martha Ann Thomas Steve Thomas Theresa Thomas Gary Thompson Debbie Timmerman Cal Trussell Judy Valentine Merry VonLehe Diane Warren Ernest Warren Nina Warren Bonnie Weatherford John Welch Cindy Westbury Jerry White Jimmy White Terron While Stella Wiggins Dottie Wiggins Joyce Wiggins Winfred Wiggins Janet Wood Paul Woodle Mary Ann Worden Tony Young Miss Freshman ttVAfer ;� | kll m 0 00rtm in tuittfttftfr r , uti'tiOfttm —‘ .(MfMMIl «pMffHtfMMffl UUUitifii mu'uHU J -'•«41 «44« n H If | .......... - iil; . r tits Miss Kay Bowers r,,M‘ kl«itttl 1 fi r WMf4U Rft!l3 A Year Is Ended and We Have Discovered ... A new decade. Like ail things finite, th s year has drawn to an end. But. like love, friend- ship and courage never ends. Our discoveries did not begin or end with this year. They began when we were born and will continue until we die. What we have achieved is an awareness of what we see and what we hear and of the people around us; an ability to see through the surface to the truth that lies beneath. Within the covers of this book is a record of that achievement and of our successes, our failures, our dreams, fostered and nourished at W.H.S. Each one came and fused with every other individual, and together we made up a living spirit that brought these brick buildings to life and made Walterboro High a force to be reck- oned with and respected — and most of all, loved. The love that has grown in us for our school will not die with our departure, but will forever remain in our hearts, keeping us warm. But even greater, it will enable us to extend warmth, friendship, and love to those we meet in the years to come. And that is the greatest Discovery of all. U9 Senior Directory LINDA SUZANNE BELEC Biology Club 2; Wildcat 2, 3. News Editor 3: International Relations 3; FTA 3; Powder Pull 3, 4; History Club 4; Science Club 4. ADELE ANNETTE ACKERMAN Powder Puft Football 3. 4. ALMA MAE ACKERMAN Pep Club 3. ROSEMARY ADAMS French Club 1, 2; Band (Colorguard) 2; Jr. FHA 3; Sr. FHA (Sec.) 4; 4-H 3, 4, Vice-President 3. JOHN RASSELL BAILEY T A I 1,2. 3,4 EMILY LOUISE BALDWIN Jr. FHA 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Library Club 2. 3; Office Helper 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3. 4; T I 4; 4-H Club 3, 4. MARTHA CAROLYN BALDWIN Jr. FHA 1; Sr. FHA 2, 4; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 2; 4-H Club 4 DORIS CYNTHIA BALES Student Council 1r 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; International Relations Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sec. of Jr. Class; Jr. Class Play 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Walterboro High School Chorale 4. LINOA DENISE BALISH Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Science Club 4; International Relations Club 2, 3; History Club 4; Vice-Pres. of Soph. Class; French Club 1, 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Biology Club 2; Wildcat Staff 1, 2; FTA 3; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Head 4; Block W 3, 4; Senior Beauty. ANN ELIZABETH BARNES National Honor Society 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Member Marching Season 1; Assistant Band Captain 4; Band Reporter 2, 3, 4; Edisto Conference Band 1. 3, 4, Honorable Mention 1; Coastal Carolina Clinic Band 1, 2, 3. 4; WHS Chorus Chorale 4; Miss Freshman; Vice-Pres. of Fresh. Class; JV Cheerleader 1, 2, Head 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Annual Staff 4; FTA 3; International Relations 3; History Club (Vice-Pres.) 4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Beauty. RITA MARIE BARNETT Sr. FHA 2; Basketball 3; D.E. 4 JAMES THOMAS BAZZEL T 41 1,2,3, 4; FFA 4. PEARL MARIE BAZZLE Jr. FHA 1; Sr. FHA Chairman of Civics Committee 2, Chairman of Record Book 4. ELMA ROSE BEACH Jr. FHA 1; Sr. FHA 3, 4; Office Helper 3. 4. NANCY JEAN BEACH FHA 1.2, 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 3. LYNNE RAYLE BEESON Latin Club 1; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3f 4; FTA 3; Student Council 3, 4; Science Club 4; History Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girl's Track Team 3, 4; Basketball 4; Powder Puff Football 3 (Co-Captain), 4 (Co- Captain); Walterboro High School Chorus Chorale 4. CHERYL DARLENE BENNETT Sr. FHA 3. CARL JEFF BENTON FFA 1.2. 3. 4; T I 3, 4. RICKY GORDON BENTON T4 I 1,2,3, 4. SANDRA DARNELL BENTON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; International Relations 2. 3; FTA 3, 4; Powder Puff 3; Wildcat Staff (Assistant Editor) 4. JAMES LAWRENCE BERRY Golf 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3, 4; Projections Club 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4. KAREN LYNN BERRY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; FTA 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 1, 2, 4, Editor 4; Annual 3, 4; Biology 2; Chorus Chorale 4; Girls' Sextet 2. 3; Jr. Class Play; International Relations Club 2; Sec.-Treas. of Soph. Class; T A I 4; Powder Puff Football 3. MICHAEL MAURICE BERRY Spanish Club 2; T I 4. RAYMOND LEE BERRY French Club 1, 2; All Stale Chorus 3; Chorus Chorale 4; Chorus Student Director 4; Jr. Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2; International Relations 2. 3; Student Council 4; An- nual Staff 4; Projectionist Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Who's Who. DAVID ROBERT BLOCKER T A I 1,2, 3.4; FFA 4. SARA LOU BLOCKER Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations 2, 3; Biology Club 2; FTA 3; Annual 4; Wildcat (Business Manager) 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; All State Chorus 3: Girls' Sextet 2, 3. 4; Chorus Chorale 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Science Club 4. FRANCES KATHRYN BOATWRIGHT FHA 1, 2; Biology 2; International Relations 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2. 3. ALICE BRANTON French Club 1.2; Biology Club 2; Jr. FHA 2. RODNEY CORNELIUS BRELAND FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; T I Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Vice-Pres. of D.E Club 4. STEPHEN ANTHONY BRELAND FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Shrine Bowl 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; All Conference Tackle 3; All Conference Back 4; International Relations 3;T I 4; Baseball 3,4. DONNA LEAH BRYAN Biology Club 2, Sec.; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club 170 1: 2; International Relations 1, 2, 3; JV Cheerleader 2; D.E. Club, Pres, 4; Student Council Alternate 1( 2; Powder Putt Football 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2r 3, 4, Head 3, 4. SHIRLEY GWENDOLYN CANA DAY Spanish Club 1; Biology Club 2; Student Council 2r 3; FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Marshal; Football! Sponsor 2, 4; National Honor Society 3r 4; Powder Pull Football 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. WENDELL OLIVER CARTER, JR. T I 4, CHESTER JERVEY CATTERTON T I 1, 2. 3� 4; FFA 3, 4; 4-H I, 2; Bus Driver 3, 4. GAIL CATTERTON Jr. FHA 1; JV Basketball 2; Pep Club 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4. JOHN R. COOK French Club 1; International Relations Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Junior Marshal; History Club 4; Science Club 4. RALPH W. COOK T 11,2,3,4. DEBORAH JEAN CRAVEN Biology Club 2; Band Color Guard 4. SHARON MARLENE CRAVEN Student Council 1; D.E. Club 4. DONNA LEIGH CULPEPPER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Powder Pull 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; International Relations 3; Student Cauno� ! 2; FTA 4; History Club 4. EDWARD LUCIUS CULPEPPER International Relations 3; Projection Club 3; FFA 4; Bus Driver 4; Annual Staff 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. NANCY KAREN CUMMINGS Library Club 1; Pep Ciub 1, 2„ 3; FTA 3, 4; Biology 2; International Relations 3; History Club 4; Powder Puff 4. KATHY LYNN DANDRIDGE Biology 2; International Relations 2, 3; FTA 3. 4; History Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Marshal. JEROME W. DAVIS Gibson High School, McComb, Miss.; Pep Club 2, 3: French Club, Treas. 2r Vice Pres 3; FCA 2, 3; Vice-Pres. ol Junior Class; M. Club 2, 3; Varsity Football 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Waiter- boro High School, Pep Club 4; FCA 4; Wildcat Staff Sports Editor 4; Student Council 4; All Conference Offensive Split End 4; Block W Club 4; Varsity Football 4; Track 4; Varsity Basketball 4. RACHAEL CALVERT DODD Pres, of Fresh. Class; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2r 3, 4; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 4; FTA 4; History Club 4, Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Band 1, International Relations Club 2, 3; Student Council 1; Wildcat Staff 2, SUSAN DREW FTA 2, 3r 4; International Relations 2, 3; History Club 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Wildcat Staff 4. HAZEL LEE DYSON Biology Club 2; Wildcat Staff 2, 3. RANDY R. FENDER T 11,2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ALICE FENDER Jr. FHA 1; FBLA 3. PATRICIA ANN FINIGAN Library Club 1; International Relations Club 3: Pec- Oub 3. 4; History Club 4; FTA 3. - Wildcat S aP Editor 4; °cw der Puff Foet a. ± CE -=A$== NANCY VARIE Pm AS Sh-ce-t Co- rc ’ - : r 1 .' : -=-■ : Pres. 4; JV Btt-' F”A C_: 2 i =,-? i 2: Powder Puff Footba. 3 - 'k C_z : High Chorale 4. JIMMY LANDY GARDNER Varsity Track 1, 2; Latin Club 1: Block W 1, 2; FCA 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Captain; Biology Club 2; Student Council 2, Exec- utive Council 4; T I 2; International Relations Club 3; Junior Class Play; Junior Marshal; Furman Scholar 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3; Powder Puff Coach 4; Boys' State 3; National Honor Society 4; Pres, of Senior Class; Outstanding Teenager 4; Science Club 4; King Teen 4; All Conference Football 4; Who's Who, STEVEN WARSHAW GARDENER T A I 1; Wildcat 1; French Club 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 1, 2. 3, 4; Biology Club 2: International Relations Club 2; 3; Projectionist Club 3; Science Club, Sec. 4; Student Council Alternate 4. EDWARD LOUIS GELSON Biology Club 2; International Relations Club 3; National Honor Society 3r 4; Science Club, Treas, 4; Student Council, Treas. 4; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Who's Who. MARGARET ELIZABETH GODWIN Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Interna- tional Relations Club 3r 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sec. of Senior Class; Perfect Attendance 1; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Junior Class Play, DEBORAH AVIS GRIFFITH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations 2, 4; Biology Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 3; Annual 4; Treas. of Junior Class; Treas. of Senior Class; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Marshal, Who's Who. BARBARA JEAN GRUBER National Honor Society 3. 4; FTA 3, 4; Hislory Club 4; Biology Club 2, Pep Club 3; Waltsrboro High School Cho- rale 4; International Relations 3. BEHLING GUESS T A I Club 4; FFA 4; 8us Driver 3, 4, KENNETH HAIR Agriculture 1P 2, 3, 4;T I 3, 4. CATHERINE ANNE HARGROVE Latin Club 1; Wildcat Staff 2; Pep Club 3, 4; International Relations 3; Head Junior Marshal; Furman Scholar 3; Palmetto Girls' State 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; FTA 3, Sec.- Treas. 2, Pres,, District Director 4; National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4; Miss DAR4; Who’s Who. 171 rosanneharkey JV Basketball i, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club, Vice-Pres 2; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 3, Co-Head 4, Annual Staff 3. Business Manager 4; Wildcat 4: Science Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Beauty. STEVE HARRISON DAVI D HAYDEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Baskeibali 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Class Pres,; Science Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2r 3. 4; Perfect Attendance 3; FCA 1,2,3.4. CAMPBELL GILCHRIST HENDERSON, JR Football 2, 3, 4; Gold 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; international Relations 2, 3; History Club. Pres. 4; Science Club 4; French Club 1, DONALD HERNDON Track 2, 3, 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; FCA 1. 2, 3, 4; T I 4; Bus Drivar3. ESTHER HARRIETT HERNDON Jr. FHA 1; Sr. FHA 3; Track 1,2. CLEVELAND COLUMBUS HIOTT lit Science Club, Pres. 4; Annual Staff Photographer 4; In- ternational Relations 2, 3; Biology Club 2; FFA 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Perfect Allendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. MARGARET ROSE HIOTT Jr. FHA 1; Sr. FHA 2. 3; D E Club, Sec. 3, 4; T I. Sec.- Treas. 4. RITA LYNN HIOTT Varsity Basketball 1; Girls' Track 1, 2: Powder Puff Foot- ball 3. 4; Jr FHA, Sec, 2; Sr. FHA. Reporter 3. MARY CAROLYN HIPPS Latin Club 1; Biology Club 2; International Relations 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4;4 FTA 3; Annual Stalf 4; Science Club 4; Powder Pulf Football 3 KENNETH FOLDEN HODGES FFA 1; FCA 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4. CYNTHIA GAIL HUDSON Beaulort High School, JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1. 2; Biology Club 2: Walterbcro High School, Jr FHA, Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; FTA 3; Pep Club 3; Wildcat Staff 4. Powder Puff Football 3; Senior Beauly. BOBBY HUDSON Projectionists Oub 3, 4; T I Club 2, LYNDA ELIZABETH JACKSON Pep Club 4. ADLAI JEROME JEFFERSON Band 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3; French Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; FCA 2, 3, 4. JACK WESLEY JONES Student Council 1, 2; Tri-Captain JV Football 1; Soph. Class Pres., JV Basketball f; Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Biology Club 2; FCA 1. 2, 3. 4; T I 4. MARGIE ELAINE KINARD Jr. FHA Club 1; Sr. FHA Club 2, 3; T A I Club 4: D.E. Club 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Track 2; Office Helper 4. TERRY ELAINE LAKE International Relations 2, 3; History CJub 4; FTA 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; WHS Chorale 4. MARIANNE LEAL Spanish Club 1, 2; Wildcat 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Band, Color Guard 2, Majo rolls 3r 4. DON CHANCE LEE Basketball 4. WALTER LANAIRE LEMACKS TS I 1,2,3, 4. SHERON LIGHTS Track 2, 4; Basketball 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 1. ISABELLA McSWEEN LILES Library Club 1, 2, 3; Projectionist Club 3; Pep Club 3, JOSEPH WILLIAM LINDER Wildcat T; French Club 1; Track 2; International Relations 3. DANNY LEON LITCHFIELD Spanish Club 1, 2; Biology Club Pres. 2; FCA 1, 2. Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Student Council 2. Vice-Pres 3. Pres. 4; Football 1. 2. 3, Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4; Halloween King 4; Palmetto Boys' State 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4; Who's Who; Mr. Lair. LAFAYETTE STRAIT LYLE International Relations, Pres. 3; Projectionist Club 2. WANDA MARTIN Jr. FHA, Treas. 1; Biology Club 2; All state Chorus 3; InfernationaI Relations Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; WHS Chorale 4; Spanish Club 4 ALBERT WADE McDONALD T I 3, 4; Football 2,3; FCA 3. CHARLES WENDELL MCDONALD T I 1,2. 3.4; FFA 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. PATRICK MICHAEL MINES FFA 3, 4; T J 1,2.3, 4; Projectionist Club 3, 4. LARRY MIXON T A 11, 2, 3r 4; Agriculture 4, JOHN WILLIAM NETTLES T A I Club 1, 2. 3; History Club 4; Wildcat Staff 1, 2; Projectionist Club 3r 4; Football Team Manager 2. 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM O'QUINN T A I 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. FRANK CHRISTOPHER PELLUM, JR. T M, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; 4-H 1. HARRIETT MYRA PELLUM JV Basketball 1; French Club 1, Treas. 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; International Relations, Treas. 3; FTA District 1 Representative 4; Junior Marshall; National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3r 4. 172 HARRY SCOTT PELLUM T I 1, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 2; Block W Club 3. 4 LINDA ANN PYE Biology Club 3; FTA 4; Pep Club 4. RONNY E. REID French Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2; International Relations Club 3; Projectionists Club 3; Science Club 4; History Club, Sec. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. Vlce-Pres. 4; Alternate Boys' State 3; NASP Semi-Finalist 4; Who’s Who ALICE VERONA REMLEY Student Council 2; Biology Club 2; FTA 3, 4: History Club. Reporter 4; Wildcat Staff, Assistant News Editor 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Office Helper 4. MICHAEL BRYAN RICKENBAKER National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, District Chairman 4; Student Council 4, Acting Treas. 3; Furman Scholar 3; Science Club 4: Pop Club 4: Who’s Who. DEBRA KAYE RITTER Pep Club 1. 2, 4; Student Council 1. 2; Biology Club 2; Queen ol Hearts 1; History Club 4; FTA 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Beauty. CAROLYN JEANETTE ROBERTS Student Council 1; D.E. Club 4. SONNY ROBERTS T I Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4. WILLIE A SAMMONS Student Council 1; T I 1,2, 3, 4. EARL FURMAN SANDERS Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 3; International Relations Club 2; Biology Club 2; Annual Staff 3. Sports Editor 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. Protection Club 3; Student Council 4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; FCA 2. 3, A. MARY CATHERINE SAUNDERS Latin Club 1; Biology Club 2: WHS Chorale 4; International Relations 2; Annual Staff, Organizations Editor 3. Editor- in-chief 4; Student Council Alternate 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Junior Class Play; National Merit Commended Student 4; FTA 3; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Star Student; Who's Who. RUTHIE PRENTISS SAUNDERS JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, Captam 4; Track 2, 4, Captain 3; French Club 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Biology Club 2; International Relations Club 3; FTA 3; Pep Club 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Furman Scholar 3; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Marshal; Girls' State 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Who's Who. ROBERT DENNIS SEIGLER JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3, 4, Pep Club 3. 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2; History Club 4; Biology Club 2; T I 4; International Relations 2,3. WAYNE EDWARD SERENA Wildcat Staff 1, 2; Biology Club 2, Football 2; Bus Driver 3,4, THOMAS RAVNELL SHAW T4 I Club 1,2, 3,4. JACK SHUMAN, JR National Honor Society 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; International Relations 3; History Club 4; Sci- ence Club 4. RIDDICK SIMMONS T I 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 4; Block W 1, 2, 3; Track 1r 2, 3,4. ELIZABETH LEE SKARDON Latin Club 1; Wildcat Staff 1, 2: JV Oeerleads' C 2: Biology Club 2: Basketba 1 1. 2: (Xs i 2 3 4: Varsity CheeHeaSe 3 a , y j_ cr Z-sss Powoe' Puw 3 Zsc‘3. a a3 - -ess a ‘«ato-e -oxr Socaary 3 - -a O-ee- A CLSts-C rr c?r - = 4 ; 3.'S 5 3 3. Jur o Mavi ' r' Civs -'■«• 5 Senor Beaury- DELORES SMITH Jr. FHA 1; $r FHA 2. 3. 4; 0-£- O-Z a FRANKIE SMITH Student Council 2. 3; JV 6as fsa 2 Re.a- tions 2. 3; Science Club 4: 5ec C uo 3 4; French Club 1, 2; Projection Club 3: FFA 4 B: -iogy Club 2: � WIS Chorale 4. RICHARD KEITH SMITH French Club 1; Track 1; Biology Club 2; International Relations 2, 3; Wildcat Staff 3; History Club 4; Science Club 4; FFA 4. ELIZABETH ANNE SMOAK Student Council 1, Sec. of Student Council 2; Sec.-Treas of Fresh. Class; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. Pres. 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Biology Club 2; FTA 3. 4; Interna- tional Relations 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4, Treas. of History Club 4. LARRY SMOAK T I Club 1,2. 3, 4. ALVIN GALE SMYLY T I 1, 2: Biology Club 2; Track 1. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1,2. 3, 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. CAROLYN VEE STALLINGS Jr. FHA 1; Sr. FHA 3, 4; Miss FHA 4; FBLA 3; Who’s Who. FLORENCE LOUISE STANFIELD Jr. FHA 1. GLORIA STANFIELD Jr. FHA 1. D.E. Club 3. FREIDA ELISE STEEDLEY Bells High School, Music Club 1, Basketball 1; French Club 2; FHA 2, 3; Girls' State Representative Alternate 3; Junior Marshal; Walterboro High School, History Club 4; FTA 4- DEBI STEWART French Club 1, Pres. 3; Wildcat Staff 1; Pep Club 1, 3. 4; International Relations 3; Biology Club, Vice-Pres. 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; History Club 4; FTA 4; Senior Beaoiy. NANCY ELLEN STRICKLAND Bells High School, Pres, of Music Club 1; Basketball 1; Paper Staff 2; Pep Club 1. 2; FTA 2; French Club 2; Walterboro High School, Student Council 3; FTA 3, 4; History Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3. 173 DONALD ANTHONY STRINGFIELD T I 1, 2, 3,4; FFA 4. THOMAS EUGENE SUMNER T I 1, 2; Bus Driver 3. FRED THIELKE Madison High School, Houston. Texas; BasketbaJI 1, 2; Jr. National Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 2; Interact Club 2; Waiterboro High School. Football 3, 4; Science Club 4; History Club 4; FCA 3, 4; Pep Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. JANINE THOMAS Jr. FHA 1; Biology Club 2; Color Guard 3, Head Color Guard 4; Library Club 4. BRENDA DIANNE THOMPSON Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; International Relations 2, 3; T I, Vice-Pres. 4; Miss Sophomore; Miss Junior; Homecom- ing Candidate 4; Jr. Class Play; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Senior Beauty. JERRELTILMAN History Club 4; Proiectionlsl Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JOHN MARSHALL TRULUCK Biology Club 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; History Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JERRY DEAN ULMER T I 1,2,3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. ALVIN PAUL WEISSENSTEIN, JR. Band 1, 2, 3; Most Outstanding Band Member Trophy 3; Coastal Carolina Band 1. 2, 3 (Honorable Mention 2, 3); Edisto Conference Band 1. 2. 3; International Relations 2, 3; Biology Club 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Alternate to Boys’ State 3; Jr. Class Play; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class; Science Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; FCA 4; Pep Club 4. DEBRA LYNN WHITTLE Powder Puff Football 3. JUDY ANN WILLIAMS French Club 1; Jr. FHA 3; Bus Driver 4. MYRON E. WILLIAMS French Club 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Jr. Engineering Technical Society 4; History Club 4. ARTHUR L WOODWARD TAM. 2. 3.4; FFA 4. PATRICK WILSON WYLIE Fernandina Beach High School, Florida; Track Team 2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Tumbling Team 3; Wai- terboro High School; History Club 4. 174 Our Thanks We, the staff of 1970, wish to express, with gratitude and appreciabor : -r thanks to: Mrs. Gerry Skardon. for her patience, her understanding, and her sc v given. The faculty, for its kind cooperation and assistance. The student body, for its helpful suggestions and ideas. Mr. Ronald Norman, for his time and patient understand nc and e r anarrcns. And, lastly but with gratitude, we wish to thank the follow toe r ca'Tcipation in Senior Work Day: American Oil Co. Annand's Ford Tractor Co. Asten Hill Arthur Moore Animal Hospital Bailey’s Pharmacy Bank of Walterboro Baggett s Gulf Bargain Furniture Co. Bearrow-Herndon Co. Belk-Hudson Co. Big Star Bill Bone Studio Bogoslow Bridge Law Firm Brown Hardware Co. Buddin, Dr. Ryan Center Grocery Co. Central Credit Service Coastal Electric Co. Coastal Fruit Co. Coca-Cola Co. Colleton County Hospital Colleton Feed and Seed Co. Corbett Building Supply Crawford's Auto Shop Crosby Shell Station Culpepper's Service Station Dairyland Davis Shoe Shop Dixie Cleaners (Strickland’s) Durham’s Esso Station Edisto Lumber Co. Edwards Enterprise Hardware Co. Fannings Farm Supply Farena Furniture Co. Farmers Merchants Bank FCX First National Bank Flower Shop Fishburne Co. Fred Parker Funeral Co. George Moore Animal Hospital Gloria’s Beauty Shop Godwin Building Suppi� H D Hamilton's Furniture Co. Hayes Jewelers J. P. Harrelson Law Offices Hiers Drive-in Hiott’s Pharmacy Home Service Finance Howell Law Firm Hoover s Atlantic Co. Ideal Laundry and Cleaners Ivanhoe Dress Shop J. P. Stevens and Co. Jefferies, Unger, McLeod Law Firm Jenny's Flower Shop K K Tractor Co. Kenwin’s Lyons Furniture Co. McClure’s Shell Station Marion Spires Men's Shop Merle Norman Mary Carter Paint Store Miss Celebrity Moylan's Murray's Flower Shop North Walterboro Electric Co. Novit's Shoe Store Novit's Siegel Co. Nursing Home Nu-Way Cleaners Opal Station No. 10 Padgett Fertilizer Co. Palmetto Rural Telephone Co. Parson's Penny’s Tire Recapping Co. Pearcy Equipment Co. People’s Water Service Co. Piggly Wiggly Plycraft Corp. Press Standard P e s Amusement Center Rainey’s R. D. Bryan Motors Red White Rexall Drugs Rhodes Texaco Co. Robertson s Electric Co. Roger Odum Co. Round 0 Milling Co. Ruffin Pulpwood Yard Sanders Freezer Locker Saunders Insurance Co. Savage's Mill Sell-Rite Furniture Co. Sears S. C. Electric and Gas Co. Smoak Law Firm Skardon Insurance Co. Sinclair Refining Co. Southern Realty Co. Strickland's Jewelers Tennant. Dr. John Thomas Gulf Thompson's 5 10c Torginol Veech’s Station WALD Walgreen’s Walterboro Auto Parts Walterboro Dress Factory Walterboro Marine Walterboro Motor Sales Walterboro Stockyards Warshaw's Western Auto West End Dairy Wendell Adams Wildwood Landscape Will Spell Furniture Co. New York Life Insurance Co. Stripe 175