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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

Paw Print Walterboro Senior High School Walterboro, S. C. Volume II This Year in Focus Bring into focus the new views of 72. It was a year of transition, changing moods, atti- tudes, values and life style. It was a time of 2 CONTENTS Introduction Focus on Faculty Focus on Seniors Focus on Student Life Focus on Organizations Focus on Sports Focus on Juniors Focus on Colleton High School 2 16 32 62 80 106 128 144 3 4 More Students 5 More New Faces 6 •1« 7 e More Activities 9 '.‘ore Learning 11 More Challenges 12 13 More Restlessness 14 Teacher Tribute To One: who demands hard work who stresses perfection who inspires admiration who loves her students who displays enthusiasm who is loyal to WHS To One: whom we love and respect, Mrs. Dorothy Mae Buckner, we dedicate the 1972 PAW PRINT is iiie Lessr Program el Hope . STANDING Course Principals Mr. Mack D. Jones, Principal B. A. Lander College M. A. Western Carolina Mr. Franklin R. Smalls, Assistant Principal B. S. - S. C. State College IB Administration Mr. S. M. Padgett County Superintendent of Education Mr. W C. Hutchison Director of Schools 19 Guidance 20 Secretaries Mrs. Pat Rhode 21 Faculty Mrs. Ottie Allen B. A. Clark College M. S. South Carolina State College Geometry. Algebra II, Sociology Mrs. Sprgnie Amos B. S.: S. C. State College English III IV Mrs. Helen T. Bodison A. B. Benedict College M. S. North Carolina A I State Univ. English IV I i Mrs. Margaret B. Barnes B. A. Pennsylvania State College U. S. History 22 Mr. Fred Bradley B. S. Carson Newman Physical Education, Head Coach Mrs. Dorothy Mae Buckner B. A. Brenau College Chorus and Piano Mrs. Carroll B. Godwin B. A. Columbia College Library Miss Lavern Crawford B. A. Claflin College English Remedial Reading Miss Edith B. Fraser B.A. Johnson C. Smith University French Spanish Mr. Arliss Jarvis B. S. Kansas State Teachers College Distributive Education, Wood II, Business Math 24 Miss Jeannie R. Jervis B. A. University of Miami Speech Family Living Mrs. Annette Johnson B. A. Claflin College English III Mr. Richard Johns B S University of South Carolina Band Mrs. Elizabeth A. Jones B. S. Coker College Physical Education Psychology Mrs. Margaret Lytchfield B. S. Capital University Chemistry Physics Mrs. I. Lowe B. A.: J. C. Smith University English IV Miss Connie McIntyre B. A. Michigan State University U. S. History Remedial Reading 25 Mrs. Bernice Manigo B. A. Claflin University U. S. History, Journalism Mr. K. B. Mack, Sr. B. S. Clemson University M. S. Clemson University M. Div. Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Agriculture Mr. Louis E. Murray A B. Claflin University World Geography. U. S. History Mr. Herman Mines B. S. University of Southern Illinois M. E. D. University of Southern Illinois Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Distributive Occupation 26 Miss Fannie Nimmons B. S Voorhees College Algebra II, Advanced Math Mrs. Marie Samuels B. A. Claflin College English III Mr. Ronald W. Pendergrass A. B. Benedict College Family Living, American Government Mrs. Gerry Skardon B. A. Brenau College Typing I II Mrs. Frances Sanford B. A. Columbia College English III 27 Mrs. Beulah A. Talford B. S. South Carolina State College C H Education Mrs. Virginia H. vonLehe A. B. Winthrop College English IV Mrs. Catherine Robbins Study Hall L Mrs. Juanita Muckenfuss Assistant Librarian Mrs. Amanda Smith B. A. Furman University Shorthand, Bookkeeping 29 i Vocational School The growing minds of eager workers need training to fill the jobs provided by the growing industries in our state. Expe- rience and dependability are encouraged or required for assuming well-paid, re- warding jobs. These requirements are met through the studies at the Colleton Area Voca- tional Center. Students are offered courses in office occupation, food serv- ices, electronics, auto mechanics, farm mechanics, carpentry, masonry, welding, and machine shop. 30 Lunchroom Lunchroom Staff Maintenance Charles Proveaux Maintenance Prime Brown Assistant Maintenance 31 Jan McMillan jGrownprl Queen S Is'r, _ ttle Kn it there an V sier sok OpemngDay( AT WHS J and pi A chance t morrow in locus, out with a goc r M) New World f( Graduation Fashion nK of th Seniors 1971 - 1972 We are standing at the threshold to another world, We are waiting to enter and begin adult life, While we wait, our thoughts wander back in time. Meek and unsure, we had entered the past era of adolescence, And then began the climb in rank while adjusting to our responsibilities and positions. The web of life grew more complex and entangling, We searched for a way to enrich and simplify this web with our advancing knowledge. We knew the world would become ours, ours to improve or to destroy. Only we could make that decision. Now we have arrived at a rendez vous with this decision. Our courage must be brought forth, And we must march on to make this world a better place. i 34 35 Roaming around is favorite pastime Archie Ackerman Brad Ackerman Naomi Rabboni Adams Wallace Addison Dennis Gerald Bailey Deborah Baker Betty Becker James F. Beddard Cynthia Bell Johnny L. Bellinger Bruce Bellknap Deborah Anne Bennett Brenda Gail Benton Dale Benton Janice Ellen Benton Bonnie Kaye Berry 36 William C. Berry Barbara Annette Bishop Marian Yolanda Blakeney Isaac M. Blue Herbert Bodison, Jr. Israel Bodison Irene Bolds Gregory W. Bomar Gregory Dan Bowen Geraldine A. Bowman Leon W. Bowman Cheryl S. Breland Charlton Sebastian Broach Betty Marie Broughton 37 Dreaming, Studying, Preparing for the Future Allen A Brown Bernard Brown Janice C. Brown Robert Lee Brown Margie Bumgarner Lavern Burgess Deborah L. Byrd Christine Campbell Darnese Campbell Dori Veronica Campbell Julius Campbell Joyce Elaine Canaday Luther W. Carter, Jr. Teresa Kay Chaplin Betty Ann Chisolm Dorothy Lee Chisolm 33 Robert Chisolm Barbara Ann Collins Joy Delilah Collins Ray W. Colson Janet Carol Cope Allie Marshall Craven Harriett Julia Craven Emma Lee Creel Esdorn Creel Cathy L. Crosby Diane Crosby Jo Ann Crosby Paula Lynn Crosby Sandra Louise Crosby 39 Studying is Still a Part of Being a Senior Susan Marie Crosby Thomas M. Crosby Bernard Cross Jimmy Cummings John Keith Cummings Willie Dais Dan Dandridge Wayne Dandridge Gwendolyn Daniels Anne Louise Dixon Carol A. Drawdy S. G. Drew. Jr. Earnest Durham, Jr. Brenda Carol Edwards De Ann Edwards Freemond Edwards 40 Rosalyn R. Edwards Sarah Lynn Edwards Vernon Edwards Geneva M. Elliott Lillie M. Elliott Lynda Ellison Lena Mae Ewing Barbara Jean Evans Harris B. Farmer Barbara Jo Fender Ben Ferguson Hazel Ferguson James Henry Ferguson. Jr. Emma Fields Lillie Fields Walter Fields Diane Fishburne 41 Senior Class Abounds in Energy, John Lee Fishburne Mary L Fishburne Donald C. Ford Ernest Lee Ford Eugene Ford Glenn Foster Nancy Regina rralick Betty Ann Fraser Gerald Fraser Willie D. Fraser • r neth Franklin Fryar, Jr. Robert Thomas Gahagan John Henry Gantt Jerry Williert Garvin .nr Enthusiasm, and Excellence Patrick Daniel Gillispie Geneva Gillyard Corliss Renee Glover James Graham Anthony Green Glanzell Green Sarah Helen Green Etha M. Greene Rebecca Ann Gruber Geraldine Hamilton Gordon Angelo Hamilton John K. Hamilton James Harrelson Bridgette Carol Harris 42 SAT Brings Joy, Sorrow, and Surprise Jimmy Alvin Harrison Alroy Headden William 0. Hilton Colette Clintonia Hodges' John Scott Hodges Ruth Laverne Hoff Barbara Ann Hogan Beverly Ozella Hogan Arnold Holmes Shirley Anngil Holmes Martha Clarice Hopkins Kelly Howe Margaret Middleton Howell Shirley Hrvol Anthony Hunter Deloris Inabmet Corneal Lee Irvin Michael Stevenson Irvin Sue Ellen Jackson Louvenia Jenkins Margaret Ann Jenkins Sanders Johnson Wayne Johnson Jeanette G. Jones Teresa Elizabeth Jones Margaret Joyner James A. Judy l ouise Ketchin Nancy Neyle Kinard Sharon Kinard 45 Senior Class Displays Spirit William Estes Kinard, Jr. Frank Kinsey, Jr. Marian Elizabeth Kirkland Nathan Kirkland, Jr. Rodney Kirkpatrick Steven Ray Kutta Carrie Lee Lawton Sharon T. Lewis Rufus E. Lloyd Rosa Lee Logan George Robert McClure Cynthia Anne McCord Janet Claire McMillan Alice J. McPherson 46 rf1'} James McPherson Kinsler Boyd Mack, Jr. Kenneth 0. Manigault Bruce Maurice Manigo Vinton Martin Viola Martin Violet Martin Homer Shuler Maxey, Jr. Thomas Edward Meminger Beatrice Middleton Isaiah Middleton Melvin Elliott Middleton Jeanne Fuller Miley Sheila Miller Brenda Alice Mines Gloria Mitchell Leon Jerome Mitchell 47 George Moore Edward Murray Kenneth Leonard Murray Belle Lorraine Mustipher Lucinda Salley Nesbitt Farrow Lanier Nettles Phyllis Arue Norris Nathaniel Joseph Oliver Mary Diane Payne Barbara Ann Pinckney Debra Elizabeth Pinckney Student - Teacher Relationship Grows AS Eddie W. Pinckney Ruth Eileen Pinckney William Vernon Price, III Martha Pryor Benny B. I. Radcliff Patricia Carol Ramsey Annette Reynolds Larry Kinsey Rhodes Janet H. Richard Charles Monnie Richards Laura Ann Richardson Clyde Richardson Lucille Risher Betty L. N Rivers Larry Rivers Sherrie Robertson Lucile Rumph Dazell Russell Jacquelyn Russell Richard Ron Russell 49 Class of ’72 Draws to an John Whittier Sanders, 111 Nancy Mildred Sasser Russell Anne Saunders Randy Saxby Virginia Lynn Seigler John Shark Jeffery Shider Cynthia Wyant Shook Diedre Kathleen Shook Dianna Siders Penny Lee Siegel Gloria Jean Simmons Patricia Aniyoke Simmons Julie Ellen Simons 50 Jessie Mae Singleton Kenneth Singleton End Sooner Than Expected Rose Marie Singleton Albert Lucius Smalls Mildred Elaine Smalls Stella Louise Smalls Anna L. Smith Glennis Smith Janette Smith Sandra Mane Smith Cynthia Smoak Katrena Mildred Smoak Tony Smoak Mable Spell Wendell Melvin Steedley Sandra Deloris Taylor Philip Thompson Ralph A. Tobias 51 What to do After Graduation Faces All Seniors Linda Myra Ulmer Thomas Van Dyke Rhonda Lee Walfield Gloria Elizabeth Walters George Washington Joyce Washington Senovia Washington Bonnie Dale Weatherford Arthur Whaley Jackie A White Nathaniel White Silas White. II Lance C. Whitlock Larry Whitlock 52 Mark Whitlock Bruce Wayne Wiggins C. Winford Wiggins, II Agnes Williams Debborah L Williams Dottie Ann Williams Gloria A, Williams Matthew M. Williams Rodney Williams Roger Williams Violet Williams Sally Wilson Annette Wright Lucindra Wright Luetricia Wright Sammy Wullner NOT SHOWN, Alonza Berry, John Bonaparte, Debra Brad- ley, Ricky Broderick, Deborah Brown. Larry Brown, Coley Byrd, Betty Ann Calloway, Benjamin Campbell, Ruby Dell Cochran, Mike Colson, James Drayton. John Edwards, Kassie Ferguson, James Francis, Bobby Geiger, David Green, Wayne Guilford, Bernard Helton. Jimmy Herndon, Larry Holmes, David James, Anthony Jamison, Billy Lewis, Ronald Magwood, Fred Manigo, Owillinda Manigo. Beth Martin, William Mikel, Jonathan Pringle, Mary Pryor, Nehe- miah Rhodes, Eugene Roberts, Ulysee Robinson, Edward Sanders, Helen Sanders, Raymond Seabrook, Cynthia Simmons, Bennis Smalls, Morris Smalls, Ricky Stone, Samuel Terry, Hal Thompson, Jimmie Walker, Linda Wash ington, Alice Williams. Angus Williams, Herbert Williams, Jrmmie Williams. Tony Williams. Miss Senior 54 Miss Deborah Brown 55 Outstanding Seniors - Joy Collins Becky Ann Gruber Anthony Jamison 56 Frank Kinsey Elizabeth Kirkland Chosen by Faculty Committee Brenda Mines Ron Russell Nancy Sasser Julie Simons Arthur Whaley Anna Smith 57 Apart and Together 58 Seniors Encounter Themselves 59 60 61 College-Career Night i ■ ■ ft r Homecoming 1971 - 1972 64 65 Candidates for Homecoming Queen: Jan McMillan, Deborah 8rown, Beverly Hogan, and Sarah Edwards. 66 Jan McMillan Reigns as Homecoming Queen 67 JUNIOR MARSHALS: Nell Rose Hoff� Suzanne Hooker, Cindy Westbury, Janice Stringfield, Patricia Millen, Kitsy Stratton, Elu Fraser, Robert Memmingcr, Prissy Morley. Ellen Smith, absent. Walterboro High School Develops Well-Rounded Individuals 69 Miss Nancy Sasser — Miss D.A.R. Variety - The Spice of Life 70 Miss Dianne Siders ■ Miss RH A 71 72 73 Searching for 74 New Horizons ALL STATE CHORUS: Jennifer Peters, Cathy Crosby, Anna Smith, Joyce Canaday, Anna Jean Stevens, Joy Collins. 75 Charla McLaughlin Crowned Queen of Hearts HERR7 Diane Leonard, Firs! Runner-up; Charla McLaughlin, 1972 Queen of Hearts; Suzanne Stivender. Second Runner-up. 76 77 78 ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS: Prissy Morley, Rhonda Walfield Joel Reese. GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Nancy Sasser, Elizabeth BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVE: Lance Whitlock. Kirkland, Brenda Mines. 79 BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVE: Ron Russell. 4_ I Cindy SmJgg| Shirley IU Cindy Sri V Terry Arthur Whal|A Sandra Smlfl ft ecky Ann Gr -:XtH iarles Broach Chief Lditc Typists Sports Editor Business Manage; .Advisorr cpitmof On Thursda tobe«- «, four ' Educa1’011 Oislrfc Student Council Government of the Students, The successful student council is an active student council. It promotes worthwhile activities throughout the school year, encourages students to express their opinions, to request changes in an orderly manner and to exercise the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. It is constantly working to improve the school. The student council at Walterboro High School is such an organization. Its devoted leaders work incessantly to give the student body an active voice in school activities and in the solutions to the problems. Ron Russell accepts the office of the presidency of student council. by the Students, for the Students Members: Brenda Mines, Elizabeth Kirkland, Susan Crosby, Katrena Smoak, Ann Moylanr Mrs. Bodison. Sponsor, Cindy Shook, Jennifer Peters, Patricia Simmons, Arthur Whaley, Beneta Glover, Mary Lee Donaldson, Jennifer Adams, Mrs. Lytchfield, Sponsor, Penny Siegel, Char la McLaughlin, Patsy Strickland, Bobbie Bishop, Sabrena Frazier, Anna Richardson, Colette Hodges, Prissy Morley, Jerry Garvin, Leroy White, Ricky Savage, Joe Barry, Billy Stanfield, Ernest Canaday, Arnold Bryant, Bryce Jamison, Lance Whitlock, and John Edwards. 63 Annual Staff The Bulldog’s Paw Prints 1971-72 Pictures . . . copy . . . layouts . . . deadlines . . . Senior Work Day . . . Excitement on delivery . ♦ . The students that subscribed to the 1972 PAW PRINT little realized what putting out an an- nual involved. The work for the 1971-72 PAW PRINT began when the editor and photographer attended a summer workshop at Furman University. Returning with many ideas and instructions, the annual staff began compiling an annual that would depict life at WHS. With the guidance and encouragement of Mrs. Skardon, the annual staff has tried to successfully focus the student's attention on the activities of the past school year. Mrs. Gerry Skardon, Advisor Beverly Hogan and Dorothy Chisolm, Business Managers 84 Scooter Drew, Photographer Jan McMillan, Julie Simons, Diane Leonard, Bridgette Harris, Becky Ann Gruber. Editor, Beverly Hogan, Cindy Westbury, Dorothy Chisolm, Cal Trussell, Suzanne Hooker, Anna Jean Stevens, Debbie Timmerman, Scooter Drew, Dwillander Manigo, Mrs. Skardon, Advisor; Kenneth Simmons, Ricky Savage, and Anna Smith. $5 Bulldog Staff Bulldog Staff Relays School News Mrs. Manigo's fifth period Journalism Class composes the entire Bulldog Staff. This group of students is responsible for publishing the monthly school newspaper, The Bulldog. Much hard work goes into every edition of the newspaper. There are articles to be written, car- toons to be drawn, and advertisements to be placed. The student body is also urged to express itself in the form of gossip, letters to the editor, or news articles. Cindy Smoak, Arthur Whaley, Mrs. Manigo, Sponsor; Laverne Hoff, Gerald Frasier, Brenda Mines, Editor; Sandra Smith, Shirley Hrvol, Terry Chaplin, Becky Gruber, and Beverly Hogan. 37 Band Band Adds Music and Pep to School Activities The 1971-72 school year was a year of continued improvement and success for the Walterboro High School Band, as it appeared throughout the state performing at football games, band contests, pa- rades and concerts. Wearing brand new uniforms, the band appeared before over 100,000 people and brought honor and recognition to itself and to the school. During the fall, the marching band enjoyed its greatest success in many years winning trophies at the Coastal Carolina Marching Festival and the Southern States Band Festival. The concert band and jazz ensemble presented its annual ‘Tops” Concert in February and its Spring concert in May. Several outstanding band members were selected to the Coastal District All- State Band and the All-State Band. 88 Band Members: Archie Ackerman, Drum Major, Hernert Bodi- son, Gregory Bomar, Kelly Howe, H. S. Maxcey, Wayne John- son, Debra Pinckney, Rhonda Walficld, Wally Browning, Arn old Bryant, Jeff Cothran, Sabrina Frasier, Prissy Morley, Her- bert Simmons, Clyde Smalls, Leroy White, June Lynn Chal- traw, Brock Heron, Cindy Kaiser, Willie Koth, Sandy Pellum, Cheryl Reese, Larry Benton, Gail Elkins, Robert Fralick, Jay Fripp, Kenny Humphrey, Michael Hutto. Joel Reese, John Becker, Myra Breland, Jon Coggins, Robert Kaiser, Grace Lynn Lyons, Mack Padgett, Henry Wiggins, Wanda Elkins, Kirk Breland. 89 Chorus With a Song in Their Hearts The Walterboro High School Chorus adds much spirit and excitement to everyday school life. Cho- rus members learn to sing a variety of songs, from classical Beethoven to modern Bacharach. All the members are also required to learn the fundamen- tals of music that are necessary for a good chorus. The chorus participates in many events through- out the school year. They participated in the City Christmas tree-lighting ceremony at City Hall and present their annual Christmas program. The high- light of the year, however, is in the Spring when they present their annual Spring concert to their school and community. Julie Simons, Student Director Mrs. Dorothy Mae Buckner, Director Frank Kinsey, Student Director 90 91 National Honor Society Leadership, Character, Scholarship and Service Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Ser- vice — these outstanding qualities are portrayed by the students who are qualified National Honor Society members. Their hard work in school is rewarded with the honor of membership in this organization. These students must be willing to set excellent examples in behavior and attitude for their fellow students; and in order to maintain their membership, they must continue to show the qualities of leadership, character, scholar- ship, and service. The selected students are also given certain responsibilities with their membership. They must strive to improve their school and their community by performing any service that they can to help or guide others. Rhonda Walfield, Treasurer; Joyce Canaday, President; Nancy Sasser, Vice-President; Dee Dee Shook, Secretary; Elizabeth Kirkland. Annette Reynolds. Nancy Fralicks, Becky Ann Gruber, Cindy Shook. Joy Collins, Bridgettc Harris, Dorothy Chisolm, Owillinda Manigo, Cindy Smoak, Katrena Smoak, Brenda Mines. Kinny Mack, Archie Ackerman, Lance Whitlock, Lynn Seigler, Laverne Hoff, Bobbie Bishop, Priscilla Morley, Cindy Westbury, Kitsy Stratton, Nancy Benton, Debbie Timmerman, Eleu Frasier, Cal Trussell, Robert Meminger, Merry vonLehe, Patsy Strickland, Jennifer Peters, Suzanne Hooker, Janet Simmons, and Ellen Smith. Saludes a todos Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish Club is learning to communicate in Spanish and studying the cul- ture of the Spanish people. They sing Spanish songs, listen to Spanish music, watch films, and undertake many other interesting activities to in- crease our interest in Spanish. All of the members feel that learning to speak and to translate Spanish is an aspect to enjoy for a lifetime. Gale Peters, Secretary-Treasurer; Sandra Taylor, Vice-President. Elizabeth Taylor, Sarah Edwards, Anna Stevens, Vera Lewis, Karen Lewis, Doretha Ferguson, Jennifer Peters, Teresa Bright. Daralyn Middleton, Joyce Reed, Minnie Frasier, Patricia Millen. President; Miss Frasier, Sponsor. 93 French Club Parlez-vous francais? Our main goal in the French Club is to enliven the study of French for French students. It provides opportunities for many enjoyable features of language study such as singing songs, playing games, giving dramatic skits, or viewing slides or films. Awards are given to the second year student with the highest average. It is the hope of the club that a few may pursue the study of French. 14 Rogers Williams, Ann Mitchell, Russell Saunders, President; Sharon Kinard, Ethree Manigo, Carolyn Rick- enbaker, Jessie Singleton, Treasurer; Arue Norris. Elaine Lathan, and Miss Frasier, Sponsor. Future Teachers of America Club They Want to Give the Gift of Knowledge The Future Teachers of Walterboro High School are united together with an aim to better under- stand the teaching profession. The members of F.T.A. sponsor teacher appre- ciation day in honor of all teachers. The senior's privilege is visiting other schools to observe dif- ferent teaching techniques. FTA sponsors the annual talent show. Proceeds from this are presented to a worthy senior who is interested in being a teacher. Members: Jennifer Adams, Nancy Benton, Teresa Bright, Suzanne Hooker, Secretary, Diane Leonard, Karen Lewis, Ann Mitchell, Charla McLaughlin, Prissey Morley, Ann Moylan, Gale Peters, Jennifer Peters. Anna Stevens, Patsy Strickland, Debbie Temmerman, Merry vonlehe, Nina Warren. Cindy West- bury. Naomi Adams. Darnise Campbell. Terry Chaplin, Janet Cope, Joy Collins, Julia Craven. Becky Ann Gruber, Ann Hogan, Leverne Hoff, Martha Hopkins. Marnie Howell, Elizabeth Kirkland, Cindy McCord. Brenda Mines, President, Debra Pinckney, Annette Reynolds. Nancy Sasser, Vice-President, Russell Saunders, Penny Siegel, Patricia Simmons. Sandra Smith, Katrena Smoak, Rhonda Walfield, Deborah Williams, Dottie Williams. 95 Distributive Education Club D. E. Works Young men and women getting ready for the world of work; Learning while earning — these are the goals of Distributive Education. The young people enrolled in D.E. work under a cooperative program whereby, they attend school part of the day getting regular academic instruction plus instruction in D.E. on how to sell, set up displays, advertise, and carry out the general functions of a business enterprise. They then report to work to practice what they have learned in the classroom. The Distributive Education Club is sponsored by Mr. Arliss Jarvis. Members Barbara Collins, Annette Saunders, Barbara Fender. Debbie Bennett, Ray Colson, Mr. Jarvis, Sponsor Jimmy Warko, Ruby Dell Cochran, Violet Martin, Jan Mc- Millan, Dale Benton, Anna Richardson, Viola Martin, M: dred Smalls, Gwendolyn Daniels. Joyce Washington, Lucinca Nesbitt, Lucille Rumph, Christine Campbell, President Carrie Lawton. Treasurer; Dianne Siders. Secretary an Sheila Miller, Vice-President. 96 Library Club Promotion of Knowledge The main purposes of the Library Club are to create a greater interest in good books, to teach students the services of the library, procedures, and resources. “All that mankind has done, thought, gained or been: it is lying as in magic preservation in the pages of books ' Members: Janet Cope, Vice-President; Rhonda Walfield. President; Mary Ann Warren, Deborah Pinckney, Secretary; Joy Collins, Treasurer; Cathy Crosby, Cindy Smoak, Carol Drawdy. Mrs- Godwin and Mrs. Mucken- fuss. Sponsors; Shirley Holmes, Alice McPherson. 97 Future Homemakers of America Club Working to Make the Family Unit Secure The Future Homemakers of America is for stu- dents studying home economics. Members are working toward the overall goal of helping indi- viduals improve personal, family, and community living - now and in the future. All activities of the organization are of such quality that it will enhance the name of the orga- nization. In Homemaking and Consumer Educa- tion classes, we are striving to teach courtesy, social graces, good grooming and respect for others. Our FHA chapter participated in all district and state contests and received excellent ratings and a monetary award. Any student who is or has been enrolled in home economics is eligible for membership in the Future Homemakers of America. Members: Ronnie Spells, Lillieree Smith, Deborah Williams, Sarah Gethers, Emma Fields. Myrtle Frasier, Violet Martin, Mary Bodison, Patricia Tomlin, Deborah Nesbitt, Winfred Swinton, Carrie Lawton, Sarah Helen Green Rosa Lee Terry, Joyce Washington, Shirley Smalls, Jennifer Adams, Gwendolyn Bright. Mary Fishburne, Lucinda Wright, Glennis Smith. Cora Sanders, Lillie Fields, Naomi Adams, President, Louvenia Jenkins, Diane Siders. Glanzell Green. Odessa Grant. 96 Science Club Devoted to Technological Progress The Science Club was organized by students in the pursuit of scientific information outside the regular classroom. The members seek a clear- er understanding in the fields of engineering and technology. The Science Club is affiliated with the Junior Engineering and Technical Society. The main project each year is a trip to some place of special scientific interest such as the Oak Ridge Nuclear facilities or National Aeronau- tics and Space Administration installations. Members: Lance Whitlock, Kinny Mack, Melvin Steedley, Nancy Fralick, Jeannie Miley, Carol Drawdy, Lynn Seigler, Joyce Canaday. Bridgette Harris, Julie Simons, Mrs. Lytchfield, Sponsor, Mark Whitlock, Kelly Howe, and Sammy Wullner. 99 Future Farmers of America Club Education in the Science of Modern Agriculture The purpose of Future Farmers of America is not only to prepare young men for agricultural vocations, but also to instill in them an apprecia- tion for rural living. Included in this Year's activi- ties are forest management, soil judging, and making parking signs for the campus. The club has 61 members and is under the guidance of Mr. Dennis Haltiwanger. Officers- President: Clyde Richardson, Vice-President: Gerald Frasier, Secretary. John Shark, Treasurer: Allen Brown. 100 Projection Club Members Derive Beneficial Instruction The Projectionist Club was developed to aid its members in sharing responsibilities of equipment and materials. It offers an opportunity to its mem- bers to benefit from the teaching material they project and from various class discussions. The members learn to run projectors and in turn are able to run them for their teachers. Members are selected on the basis of mechan- ical ability and interest. Members: Cindy Smoak, Pat Ramsey, Keith Cummings, Secretary; Sharon Kinard, Treasurer; Cathy Crosby. Vice-President; Lynn Smith, President; Shirley Holmes, Greg Bowen, Corky Price, Betty Becker, Linda Shuman. Neyle Kinard, Pat Gahagan, Mary Ann Warren, Caroline Rickenbaker, Sue Gillespi. Benita Glover, Doris Campbell, Frank Kinsey, Bobby Gahagan, Mrs. Muckenfuss and Mrs. Godwin, Sponsors. 101 T. I. Club Learning Skills Contribute to an Education The T I Club, sponsored by Mr. Herman Mines and Mr. Arliss Jarvis, is for the students interested in mechanical and industrial arts and skills, The members have opportunities to supple- ment their classroom experiences with activities and projects designed for the expansion of their ability. The T I Club increases school interests and makes students more self-directive. 10 2 Melvin Steedley, Sammy Wullner, H. S. Maxcey, Sharon Lewis, Mr. Mines, Sponsor; Debra Baker, Secretary- Treasurer; Janice Benton, Vice-President; Billy Kinard, President; Mr. Jarvis, Sponsor; Philip Thompson, Daniel Strickland, Roy Stevens, Wendy Wiggins, Joe Barry, Corky Price, Kenneth Fryar, Sherrie Robertson, Donnie Craven. Mike Erwin, David Barber, Jeff Cothran, Brad Ackerman, Steve Reeves, Glen Foster, Steve Thomas, Randy Richardson, Chris Burke, Mike Colson, James Bazzle, Ernest Canaday, Andy Levias. Sandra Crosby. Billy Lewis, Esdorn Creel, Ricky Stone, Alroy Headden, James Judy. Wayne Hiers. Steve Kutta, Mark Whitlock, Wallace Addison, Paula Crosby, Sue Ellen Jackson, Al Craven. Jimmy Harrison. Billy Carter, Steve Ferguson, Richard Blanton. Broadcasting Club Letting the World in on WHS Activities The Broadcasting Club is a charter member of the South Carolina Scholastic Broadcasting Association. Its purpose is to promote the field of broadcasting within the school, in order to provide not only another enjoyable activity, but also the impetus to undergo further training in this field. Its activities include the planning and pro- duction of a weekly radio show, which relays to the public the happenings at Walterboro High School. This radio program plays an im- portant role in advancing school media. Members: Anna Smith, George Moore, Anna Stevens, Sabrina Frasier. Kathleen Manigo, Billy Stanfield, Arthur Whaley. Jennifer Peters, John Edwards, President; Gale Peters. John Sanders, Vice-President; Colette Hodges. Secretary; Jimmie Sue Starks. Susan Crosby. Treasurer; Arue Norris, Anthony Jamison, and Miss Jervis, Sponsor. History Club Searches for the Real Thing History Club members dig into the “real ’ thing — Indian artifacts, graveyards, (bottles, that is) early Colonial hardware, broadas hewn beams, and many other things. And, why not a trip to St. Augustine to visit the oldest school house? Enthusiasm is popping over the possible recon- struction of the Temple of Sports (formerly erec- ted by Col. Barnard Elliott who was chosen to read the Declaration of Independence under the Liberty Tree in Charleston in 1776) — Deadline date is 1976!! Members-. Lynn Smith, Corky Price, Greg Bowen, Alex Hall. Marnie Howell, Secretary; Kenneth Fryar, Merry vonLehe President: Archie Ackerman. John Welch. Frank Kinsey. Keith Cummings. Betty Becker, Anne Dixon. Jeannie Miley, Pat Ramsey, Annette Reynolds. Julie Craven, Darnise Campbell, Laverne Hoff, Joyce Canaday. Nancy Fralick, Steve Kutta, Sammy Wullner, Melvin Steedly, Jamie Harrelson, Bruce Hughes, Rusty Smith, Ann Moylan, Ann Hogan. Karen Lewis, Gale Peters, Jennifer Peters, Jimmy Harrison, Wallace Ackerman, Brad Ackerman, Treasurer; John Sanders, Billy Stanfield, Bruce Krajeski, and Mrs. Barnes, Sponsor. 104 Bus Drivers Stack ’em Up and Move ’em Out 105 r 1 1 1 Spirit to Pursue - Spirit to Accept Defeat 108 1 109 Bulldogs Knew the Joy of Winning - the Agony of Defeat The Walterboro High Bulldogs started the season with a young and inexperienced team. Although they lost many close games in the beginning, they re- fused to give up and continued to improve through- out the season. The Bulldogs tied a tough Berkeley team in the next to last game and won their last game 14-0 over Goose Creek. They finished with a 2-7-1 record for the season. The improvement shown over the season and a victory in their last game paves the way for next season as 25 lettermen will be returning. no Varsity Football Coaches: Gerald Price, Fred Bradley, Head Coach, Robert Williams, and John Ewing. Senior Players and Sponsors Greg Bowen sponsored by Miss Jan McMillan Larry Brown sponsored by Miss Vera Lewis Harris Farmer sponsored by Miss Odessa Grant Kenneth Fryar sponsored by Miss Pat Gahagan 112 Bobby Gahagan sponsored by Miss Dee Dee Shook Jerry Garvin sponsored by Miss Deborah Williams Pat Gillispie sponsored by Miss Nancy Sasser Anthony Green sponsored by Miss Clara Brock James Graham sponsored by Miss Rose Marie Singleton Bernard Hilton sponsored by Miss Carol Pollard 113 Billy Hilton sponsored by Miss Marnie Howell Frank Kinsey sponsored by Miss Ann Moylan Spirit Prevails Throughout the Season T14 Lance Whitlock sponsored by Miss Dottie Williams Bulldogs Try so Hard; Scoreboard Shows so Little 115 116 Senior Cheerleaders Boost Bulldog Spirit Deborah Baker, Beverly Hogan, Susan Crosby, Joyce Canaday. Sandra Taylor, Betty Broughton, Janice Benton, Nancy Sasser, Head Cheerleader. 1f7 Varsity Boys Perform with Style The 1971-72 basketball season began with a lot of spirit, heart, pride and desire; nevertheless, somewhere along the way, the Bulldogs lost these needed qualities. The season came to an end with a record that was not on the bottom, but just a little too far from the top. Many exciting games were played during the season in which many Bulldogs set individual conference records. The season did not end with the title, “State Champs'1, but we do believe that we are champs in the following ways: Good Sportsmanship, Cooperation and Courtesy, and Good Character and Responsibility. 118 119 Cooperation and Team Spirit Dominate the Season Throughout the entire season, the girls bas- ketball team, under the direction of Coach Fred Bradley, has displayed its desire to win. Long, hard practices and complete devotion to the game itself have made the 1971-1972 girls basketball season a good one. The girls played against some tough opponents but always came through. Sometimes the score doesn't always tell the whole story of the game and this was the case with our girls a couple of times. No matter what the outcome of the game — win or lose — our girls basketball team has kept their Bulldog spirit. 120 1 121 Junior Cheerleaders Keep Bulldogs Howling 122 123 Aetion - Timing - Determination - Practice The track team has again this year displayed a tremendous amount of physical ability and the scores of the meets have proven this. All the members of the team, coached by Coach Gerald Price, have spent much of their time in order to form a winning team. Timing, practice, and determination have been the main factors in achieving this goal. Every year this sport gains more fans and plays an important part in the school's athletic pro- gram. 124 i 125 Runs - Errors Hits - This year the Bulldog baseball team coached by Coach Bob Williams has provided an immeasurable amount of entertainment for the students of Wal- terboro High School. The season got off to a good start with an unusual number of boys trying out for the team. Due to this, every position was filled with the best player. Many new faces seen on the field this year have proved to be just what the team needed. Each member has contributed to the team by always doing his best — whether at practice or in a game. Thie hard work has paid off by making this season one to remember. 12S Members of the Bulldog Baseball Team 127 The Drug Threat. b « JMl V.IU1 f Take the ti TVientjj the Yjectsions Great Moyies L n TtYc ncc. Its time to —1 show your true cd TKZtsWha+if' H About C REQUIRED %' itlS % more f than a ■=? promise the c®. ► IA T - % r Junior Class Officers President; Jennifer Adams Vice-President: Diane Leonard Secretary: Suzanne Hooker Treasurer. Anna Jean Stevens Billy Ackerman Alfred Adams Jennifer Adams Gloria Aiken Carl Avant Lee Avant Cheryl Ayers Sandra Bailey David Barber Evangeline Barnes Willis Barnes Joe Barry Sheree Barton Lawrence Bassett Joseph Bauer Grady Bazzle James Bazzle Chuck Beach David Beals Herbert Bellinger 130 Theresa Bennett Tommy Bennett Kay Benton Nancy Benton Bill Bishop Richaro Blanton Deborah Blocker Stevie Blocker Lenoris Blue Shirley Bogues Jerome Bomar Robbie Lee Bowman Edwin Breland Lessie Mae Breland Merle Bridge Charles Bright Gwendolyn Bright Mary Alice Bright Sandra Bright Teresa Bright Betty Jane Brock Clara Mae Brock Randy Broughton Burnette Brown Chester Brown Eugene Brown Janice Brown Janie Mae Brown John Brown 131 Soon to Begin Their Final Round Timothy Brown Virginia Brown Wally Browning Ricky Bruins Arnold Bryant Alice Bumgarner Mike Bunton Elizabeth Burgess Chris Burke Louis Butterfield Helen Byrd Debbie Caldwell Alfred Calloway William Campbell Ernest Canaday George Carroll Frank Carter Ricky Carter Dorothy Chisolm James Chisolm Kenneth Chisolm Ronnie Chisolm Joseph Clayton Mae Frances Coaxum Walter Cochran 132 Clyde Colleton Michele Colleton Debbie Cothran Jeff Cothran Charles Craven Dennis Craven Jackie Craven Jane Craven June Craven Bobby Creel Bonnie Crosby Don Crosby Jackie Dandridge Jay Dandridge Ronald Davis Mary Donaldson Delphine Edwards Ronald Elliott Kaye Evans William Fender Doretha Ferguson Sarah Ferguson Ann Fields James Fields 133 Getting Ready for Gwendolyn Fisher Eleu Fraser Alma Frasier Andrew Frasier Joseph Frasier Lee Roger Frasier Minnie Frasier Myrtle Jean Frasier Sabrina Frasier Sarah Frazier Pat Gahagan Connie Gethers Sarah Gethers Sue Gillispie Henry Givens Bonita Glover Marilyn Glover Barbara Graham Charlotte Grant Odessa Grant Willie Grant Carol Green 134 the Last Step Francis Green Solomon Green Sharon Gyantt Alex Hall Tillman Harrison Dianne Haynes Shirley Haynes Mark Heffner Miriam Herndon Wayne Hiers Ricky Hiott Terry Hiott Nell Rose Hoff George Holmes Ronald Holmes Shirley Holmes Wesley Holmes Susanne Hooker Francis Hudson Bruce Hughes Bruce Jamison Jeremiah Jenkins Alvin Jones David Jones 135 One More Time?? Mark Jones Annette Joyner Joseph King Dianne Kirkpatrick Hattie Kitchen Bunky Koth Bruce Krajeski Ricky Langdale Elaine Lathan Del or is Lawton Dianne Leonard Karen Lewis Vera Lewis Carolyn Lisbon Ben Litchfield Rad McClendon Wyleen McDonald Chdrla McLaughlin Joannie McLemore Gloria Jean Mack Elhoree Manigo Kathleen Manigo Kenneth B. Manigo Kenneth L. Manigo Mary Alice Manigo Patricia Mani go 136 Rosa Mae Manigo l L Leslie Marcovitch Debra Martin Robert Memminger Darlyn Middleton Doris Middleton Ernest Middleton Patricia Millen Angelette Mitchell Arleen Mitchell Cleveland Mitchell Jacqueline Mitchell Mary Moore Sylvia Moore Prissy Morley Martha Morrison Mary Morrison Ann Moylan Mona Murray Deborah Nesbitt Evan Orr Gale Peters Jennifer Peters Oliver Pierce Juliette Pinckney Laurie Pinckney Mary Ethel Pinckney Norris Pinckney Richard Powell Ellen Preacher 137 One More Year Wayne Preacher Debbie Pye Ronnie Pye Charlotte Reed Joyce Reed Stephen Reeves Margaret Remley Janet Richards Prince Richards Rose Ann Richards Randy Richardson Caroline Rickenbaker Dora Robertson Julian Robinson Audrey Roper Cathy Ross Alonza Samuels Cora Lee Sanders Margaret Ann Sanders Ricky Savage Sweet Ree Scriven Willie Jean Seabrook Linda Shuman Henry Lee Simmons 138 of Hard Work Herbert Simmons Janet Simmons Kenneth Simmons Vivian Simmons Vicky Sims Joe Smalls Shirley Smalls Eleen Smith Lilaree Smith Lyn Smith Russell Smith William Smoak Clarice Smyly Ronnie Spells Billy Stanfield Jimmie Sue Starks Anna Jean Stevens Roy Stevens Bill Stivender Suzanne Stivender Kitsy Stratton Danny Strickland Danvid Strickland Patsy Strickland Janice Stringfield Clifford Strong Sharon Swmton Elizabeth Taylor Our Day Will Come Rosia Terry Martha Arn Thomas Stevie Thomas Theresa Thomas Debbie Timmerman Patricia Tomlin Calvin Trussell Princess Ann Tucker Judy Valentine Merry vonLehe Vivian Walters Mary Ann Warren Nina Warren David Washington Eugene Washington Jacqueline Washington Johnny Washington Pamela Washington Samuel Washington Sandra Washington John Welch Cindy Westbury Eunice White Evelyn White Jimmy White Julie White Leroy White Lillian White Mary Wilkie Brenda Williams Caroline Williams 140 Cynthia Williams David Williams Doretha Williams Joyce Williams Larry Williams Oatherine Williams Richard Williams Tyrone Williams Winfred Williams Hank Worden Mary Ann Worden Marilyn Wright Cynthia Young NOT SHOWN, James Banks, Cornell Beaton, Joseph Bennett, Mary Bodison, Eva Bright, Daniel Brown, Harold Brown, James Brown, Leroy Brown, Mike Brown, Woodrow Brown, Kinard Bruton, Thomas Chinnis, Alfred Chisolm, Charles Chisolm, Harry Chisolm, Tearges Crosby, Nathaniel Cross, Lorenzo Cunningham, Carl Doyle, Michael Drew, Joe Edwards, Nathan iel Edwards, Ned Edwards, Clyde Evans, Alonza Farmer, Char- lie Ferguson, Nathan Ferguson, Lloyd Fields. Harvey Ford, Stanley Francis, Dannie Frasier, Ernest Frazier, Henry Lee Frazier, Sinclair Frazier. Sammie Frazier, Edith Gantt, Sharon Gantt, Hal Garrett, McKinley Geddis, Mary Ann Gibbs, Larry Gillyard, Margaret Goodwin. Cardeli Green, Eddie Green, Allen Gruber, Caroline Hamilton, Thomasine Hampleton, Joyce Hodges. Virginia Jinks, Isaac Johnson, James Johnson, Conny Jones, Victoria Jordon, Dianne Keirison, Linda McLemore, David Magwood, Sinclair Magwood, Elliott Manigo, Evancll Manigo, Clifford Milton, Theodore Mitchell, Herbert Mixon, Berry Murdaugh, Nathaniel Pencile, Catherine Pinckney, Frank Pinckney, Carol Ann Pollard, Eugene Rivers. Henry Roberts, Buckey Rumph, Edward Russell, George Rutledge, Matthew Rutledge. Annette Sanders. Larry Sanders, Samuel Sanders, Joe Lee Seabrook, Clyde Smalls, Sal lie Smalls, Roger Smith, Michael Sweat, Stanley Taylor, Allen Thompson, Jimmie Warko, Gene Warren, Roger Washington. James Way, Janet White, Patricia White, Dennie Wiggins, Albertha Wil- liams, Dorothy Williams, Joey Williams, Laurie Williams, Randolph Williams, Roy Lee Williams, Willie Williams, George Wilson. Samuel Wilson, Wesley Wright. 141 Miss Junior Miss Teressa Bright 142 143 It s AII in a aces That's Colleton High School Faculty First Row: Miss Hamilton, Mr. Gygax, Mr. Stephens, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Coggins, Miss Brown. Second Row: Mr. Bomar, Mrs. Barber, Mr. Stewart. Miss Belton, Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Washington. Third Row: Mr. Dowdy, Principal, Mr. Ewing, Asst. Prin., Mrs. Bryan, Mr. Williams, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Peters. Mr. Anderson. First Row: Mrs. Maxon, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bessinger, Miss Gray, Mrs. Beach, Mr. Jackis, Mrs. Frazier. Second Row: Mrs. Bodison. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Simmons. Mr. Carter. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Dowdy, Mr. Farr. Mrs. Odom. Third Row: Mr. Stephens. Mr. Bodison, Mr. Dent, Mr. Williams. Asst. Prin., Mr. Sanford, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Randall, Miss Johnson, Miss Mathis. 146 Sophs. - Two Behind, Two Ahead Student Council Officers: Ethel Davis. Cathy Bodison, Cynthia Bodison, James Mitchell First Row: Mr. Price, David Bazzle, Frances Addison. Shelia Ancrum, Karen Bailey, Kathy Barry, Oliver Barnes, Nina Ackerman. Second Row: Bonnie Bales, Renee Adams, Lennis Beach. Betty Jo Benton, Perry Ann Ackeman, Dianne Bellinger, Audrey Aiken, Florence Bell, Eliza Barnes. Third Row: Steve Bazzle, Glen Barwick, Johnny Beach, Wally Baldwin, Randy Benton, James Aiken, Paul Benton, Billy Baldwin. First Row: Miss Gray, Kay Boatwright, Stephanie Bodison, Sharon Bowers, Louvenia Bouges, Charles Bowers, Debbie Booth. Second Row: Terry Benton. Adeline Brown. Malissa Brisbon, Roger Brown, Louretha Brown, Cynthia Bodison, Rose Marie Bolds. Third Row: Tommie Blocker, Bill Breland, Herman Brown, Randy Brown, Rodney Brown. Cathy Bodison, Eddie Brown. 147 Leaving Your Mark on a Worn Trail First Row: Inga Carter, Archie Chinis, Cynthia Campbell, June Lynn Chaltraw, Shelia Brown, Ann Burch, Bobby Carter, Geneva Campbell. Second Row: Jerry Jackis, Michael Campbell, Eston Bryan, Sharon Brown, Cheryl Chambers, Linda Bunton, Vivian Brown, Lollie Chisolm. Third Row: Leroy Burgess. Charles Burgess, Tony Chambers, Jeffery Carroll, Pat Catterton, Bob Burch, Kenny Bunton. Newspaper Staff: Pat Dawson. Jerry Gardner, Genny Skardon. Perry Ann Ackerman, Linda Gas- kins, Judy Foley, Oliver Barnes, Cathy Bodison. First Row: Kathy Craven, Linda Lee Crosby, Jane Cone, Susie Coggins, Roman Cunning- ham. Deborah Doyle, David Crosby, Leonard Copeland. Second Row: Ben Colleton, Billy Ray Crosby. Andrew Crawford, Wallace Crawford, Dan Cox, Timmy Cummings, Payton Crosby, Mr. Bryan. Third Row: Craig Crosby, David Campbell, Mike Crosby, Wallace Craven, Dean Collins, Bart Crosby, Jerry Craven. First Row: Ken Drawdy, Louretha Deal, Patricia Edwards, Lucy Evans, Mary Edwards, Barbara Davis, Carolyn Ferguson. Second Row: Miss Hamilton, Pat Dawson, Beth Drew, Kathy Esry, Leonard Doctor, Joel Farmer, Madison Doctor. Third Row: Ron Eustace, Johnny Davis, Philip Driggers, Linda Davis, Vernon Ferguson. Michael Doctor, Gerald Drayton. 148 First Row: Mrs. Coggins, Judy Foley. Helen Gantt. Brenda Frasier. Rose Mae Frasier, Michael Ford. Frances Fraser, Vivian Ferguson. Second Row: Nathaniel Ford, Gary Gantt. Henry Franklin, Mattie Francis. Shirley Frasier, Lessie Fryar, Loretta Frasier. Third Row: Ricky Frasier, Lee Fields, Ronald Frasier, Louise Fields, Joseph Frakes. Bennie Gant First Row: Jonathan Grant, Lonnie Grant, Douglas Grant, Ortha Gilliard, Matthew Goodwin, Linda Gaskins. Shirley Graham, Susie Grant. Second Row- Eliza Williams. James Gary, Ray George. Robbie Gaskins, Dennis Garris, Jerry Gardner, Elaine Glover, Cynthia Gethers. Third Row: Randy Garrett, Ralph Givens, Ralph Grant. Anthony Gath- ers, Archie Garrett. Mannie Generette, Nathaniel Gant. First Row: Cassandra Hicks, Irene Harrison, Doris Haynes. Mary Green, Fred Haynes, Sarah Green, Cleveland Green. Second Row: Miss Brown, Danny Hall, Anthony Green, Cynthia Haynes, Inez Harrison, Cathy Green, Jeffery Herndon. Third Row: Anthony Hiers, Brock Heron. Willie Griffin, James Green, Isiah Hamilton. Dale Hascall, Allen Green. 149 Sophs, - The ’’In-Betweens” Secretaries: Mrs. Sumter and Mrs. Smalls First Row: David Hopkins, Cindy Hiott, Reba Jennings. Terry Jenkins. Isaac Jenkins, Mary Holmes, Alfredia Inabinett. Second Row: Mrs. Williams, Monty Irvin, Michael Hoff, Regina Irvin, Lynn Hiers, Judy Holliday, LaVerne Jenkins, Bernie Jenkins. Third Row: Addison King. James King, Lester Jordan, Carroll Hoats, Felecia Jones, Henry Jones, Johnson Ray, Matt Hogan First Row: Irvin Lewis, Ronald Kubik, Francis Ladson, Deva Littlejohn, Gail Litchfield. Jeanette Kinard, Holly McCord, Patricia Lee, Joyce Lloyd. Second Row: Deborah Koger. Ellen Lemacks. Joseph Lucas, Cynthia Kasier, Deborah Mack, Jane Lawson. Frances Kirkland, Bonnie Sue McLaughlin, Jeanette Lawton. Third Row: Charles Kin- sey, William Koth, Mitchel McCommons, Tommy McCutcheon, Michael Kirkland, Alfred Lucas, Terry McClennon, Phillip Lynah. Isaac Levine. 150 First Row: Jerry McMillan, Marilyn Martin, Shirley Manigo, Denise Matthews, Cecelia Mitchell, Philip Manigo. Arthur McNeil, Linda Meree. Second Row: Aletha Mike! Leretta Manigo, Evelyn Middleton, Peggy Middleton, Marsha Meree, Arthuree Middle- ton, Cherry Martin, Carl McPherson, Jerry Miley, Helen Middleton, Mary Maree, Bobt; Murdaugh, Paul Martin, Jimmy Lee Manigo, Carroll Martin. First Row: Robbie Nettles, Joel Padgett, Michele O'Quinn, Nancy Padgett, Gail Nettles, Adolph Murray, Deura Moultrie. Second Row: Miss Johnson, Lynn Nettles, Robert Morris. Herman Mitchell, Rosalyn Mixon, Rosemary Morrison, Luann Nix. Third Row: Eanos Nettles, Mark Murdaugh, Darrell Moody, Jonathan Morris, Freddie Murdaugh, Gilbert Owens. First Row: Miss Mathis. Carolyn Pinckney, Elaine Proctor, Lonnie Remley, Carrie Mae Pinckney, Carla Rentz. Second Row; Betty Richards, Carolyn Roberts, Linda Pierce, Alvenia Pinckney, Beth Pye. Third Row: Welford Pollard, Lindberg Powell, Perry Smith, Louis Pencile, William Polite, Isiah Richards, David Pencile. First Row: Jacqueline Riley, Azalee Scriven, Melentha Roberts, Gretta Sanders, Gloria Russell, Detra Risher, Otis Robinson. Second Row: Mrs. Hamilton, Jamey Sanders, Karen Roberts, Jennifer Ramsey, Atlemese Rutledge, Irene Saxby, Margaret Sawyer, Marilyn Sanders. Third Row: Williams Rivers, Michael Rogers, Terry Russell, Herbert Roll. Blanche Reid. Gary Schulman, Glenn Risher. 151 A Struggle Half Completed, A Dream Half Formed First Row: Mary Ann Simmons, Barbara Smoak, Lounell Singleton, Susan Still. Genny Skardon, Johnny Shider. Second Row. Mrs. Lewis, Vincent Small, Zenobia Stallings, Harry Shaw, Essie Singleton. Joyce Singleton, Vergie Smalls. Third Row: Bob Tobias, Gwendolyn Simmons, Jimmie Stephens, Alvin Stephens, Heyward Simmons, David Soard, Terry Spell. First Row: Isaiah Ulmer, Carl Wiggins, Deloris Washington, Arlene Wade, Georgia Mae White, Dorothy Washington, LoRayne Toschner. Second Row; Mrs. Simmons. Thomas Warren, Dennis Williams, Patricia Walker, Vivian Walker, Celestine Wilkey, Evelyn Williams, Marilyn Washington. Third Row: Randolph Whitlock, Arthur Wal- ters, James Washington, Anthony Way, Donnie Williams, Sheila Tilman, Annette Whetzel. Fourth Row: Arthur Williams, Elizah Williams. Freddie Williams, Ricky Washington. First Row: Kenneth Williams, Martha Williams, Evelyn Wright, Lynn Williamson. Second 152 Row: Mrs. Wyman, Georgiann Williams, Lillian Wright, Anthony Wright, Niniverh Wil- liams, Carol Zeigler. Third Row: Michael Williams, Theresa Williams, Sharon Wilson, Willie Williams, James Williams, Kapers Williams. Freshmen - Waiting to Inherit the Wind First Row: Mrs. Bryan, Christine Behlmg, Jean Altman, Corrine Austin, Geraldine Aiken, Grace Adams, Cynthia Bennett. Second Row: Cynthia Beasley. Pamela Barker, Melodie Beach, Cynthia Belec, Deborah Bell, Johnny Becker, Mark Beach, Willie Allen. Third Row: Donna Beach, Mary Ackerman, Becky Bauer, Dennis Beach, Randy Barton, Burt Bazzle, Emerson Baldwin, Dennis Bassett. J.V. Football Team First Row: Rose Ann Berry, Kathy Bowers, Diannia Bolds, Glennie Bennett, Vicky Bowyer, Kaye Blackburn, Terry Black, Kathy Bishop. Second Row: Larry Boatwright, Arthur Blue, Richard Bowers, Dennis Blocker, Kenneth Bodisoo, Lee Blanton, Vernon Bowman, Van Bowen. Third Row: James Bowman, Danny Bishop, Larry Benton, Donnie Bowers, Barbara Bogan, Barry Blocker, James Bowman. First Row: Daisey Brown, Willie Mae Brown. Belinda Brock. Mary Brock, Edith Brock. Second Row; Mrs. Johnson, Freddie Brock, Louis Bright, Terry Breland, Teddy Brough- 153 ton, Ivenia Brown, Carletha Brown. Third Row: Sam Brown, Gregory Britt, Mark Brown, Robert Brown, Sheila Bright, Carolyn Brown. First Row: Richard Campbell, James Carter, Gwendolyn Chisolm, Karen Campbell, Patricia Bryant, Sharon Chisolm, Omega Campbell. Second Row: Mrs. Bodison, Phillip Burke, Sandra Carter, Bill Burch, Gwendolyn Bryant, Estelle Carter. Third Row: Charles Campbell, Issac Bryant, Wayne Chester, Victoria Chisolm, David Clarke, Jeffery Camp- bell, Malcolm Bruton. Ronald Coleman, Mr. Sanford. Second Row: Vernon Creel, Charles Cox, R. L Dandridge, Dianne Cummings. Leslie Dais, Henry Cox. Harold Creel, Third Row: Jerome Daniels. Lewis Cummings, Carolyn Cleland, Dianne Cunningham, Charles Cochran, Ava Colleton, R. B. Dandridge. Rose Lee Edwards, Rosemary Davis, Davenia Davis, Didi Eadie, Ilka Drawdy, Syvilla Dickerson. Bernese Drayton. Second Row: Mrs. Frazier, Carrie Doyle, Carrie Davis, Donna Davis, Peggy Dewitt. Sarah Drayton, Ethel Davis. Third Row: Larry Edwards, Harry Edwards. Larry Davis, Louise Deal, Robert Drayton, Danny Davenport, Michael 154 Drawdy. Fourth Row: Clark Davis, Lee Donaldson, Barney Dunham, Phillip Dickson, Michael Davis. 1975 is Not so Far, as It Seems First Row; Wilfred Fields, Patty Ford, Loretta Ferguson, Dennis Fisk, Loretta Elliott. Carolyn Fields, Gail Elkins. Second Row: Mrs. Barber, Harry Ferguson, Ronald Fields, Samuel Fair. Marvella Farmer, Cathy Fields, Isaac Ellison. Third Row: Sammy Fergu- son, Louise Fishburne, Vincent Ford, Robert Fralick. David Foster. Wendy Gilliard, Vera Mae Garrett, Cathy Girgenti. Second Row; Mr. Dent, Brant Glover, Sylvia Gethers, Cleo Gantt, Mary Lee Frazier, Cynthia Givens, Debra Francis, Audrey Gantt. Third Row: Gerald Gary, Aldonie Frasier, George Gadson, Harry Francis. Alfonia Gethers, Thomas Frasier, Alonzo Garrett. First Row: Eugene Green. Carolyn Gruber, Carry Lou Glover, Wanda Griffith, Nadine Green, Lillarie Green, Thomas Hampleton. Second Row; Mrs, Odom, Miss Logan, Martha Green, Gloria Griner, Robert Gruber, Janie Mae Green, Minnie Grant, Robert Hampton. Third Row: Calvin Graham, Carrie Holler, Jackie Harbiston, Greg Hanna, Elijah Grant, David Glover, Ricky Grant. Darlene Graham, Roberta Grant. First Row: Monty Henderson, Lisa Hiers, Helen Harrison. Mark Herrin, Charlie Holmes. David Hodges, Ricky Herndon. Second Row: Desi Hayne, Leroy Harrison, Odell Holmes, Dennis Haynes, Henry Hooker. Mildred Holmes, Charles Hoff. Third Row: Mrs. Jones, Edward Holmes, Royce Herndon, Terri Hilton. Gloria Holmes, Joseph Holmes. First Row: Eleanor Huggins, Rebecca Johnson, Harold Jackson, Dorothy Kinney, Diane Huggins, Deborah Jackson. Timmy Hydrick. Second Row: Miss Belton. Ernestine Jenk ins, Sandra Jones. Loretha Kinard, Betty King. Annie James. Karen Jones. Rose Mary Kelly. Third Row: Kenny Humphrey, Lawrence Huggins, Oddie Johnson, Angela Jones, Eddie Johnson, Linda Jackson. Moses Levine. Kitty Lyons, Kathy Lyons, Theresa Kirkland, Edwin Litchfield, Debbie Lake, Scott Lucas. Second Row: Mrs. Brown, Stevie Lemacks, Wendell Lemacks. Sherry Lawton, Anthony Kirkland. Cathy Lemacks, Deborah Lemacks. Kim Lewis. Third Row: James Limehouse, Eugene Lawton, Harold Koger, Tommy Love, Joseph Kinsey, Donald Lawton, Brenda Koger. T56 It’s a Long Way Up First Row: Larry Memminger. Omega McNeil, Rita Metts, Eva McPherson, Sharon Martin, Bobby McMaster, Doreen Maree. Second Row: Donna McKenzie, Sharon Ma- honey, Julie Maxcey, Joan Ann McClemon, Cassandra McClennon, Brenda McMillan, Ruby Manigo. Third Row: McBride Michael, Eugene McTeer, Robert Manigo, Earline Manigo, Johnny McBride, Leonard Mack, Fourth Row: Eric Manigo, Michael Manigo, Patrick Mahoney, George McKinney, Douglas Maree. First Row: Billy Miller, Becky Mitchell, Linda Moore. Shirley Mitchell, Franklin Moul- trie, Sarah Mikel, Michael Murray, James Mitchell. Second Row: Mr. Farr, Roman Miller, Herbert Mitchell. Agatha Middleton, Hazel Morrison, Marilyn Mixon, Viola Mitchell, Charles Murray, Robert Moore. Third Row: Robert Mixon, James Mock, Charlie Mock, Vivian Mulligan, Ricky Moultrie, James Murray, William Murray, Fonzie Mock. CHEERLEADERS: Mary Maree. Robin Smith, Pat Dawson, Cathy Sue Bishop. Cathy Barry, Cindy Beasley, Cathy Bodison. Center front: Sandy Smoak. 157 Students Maintain a Steady Rhythm Boys Basketball Team First Row: Roy Outen, Steven Polk. Debbie O'Quinn, Wanda Payne, Wanda Pinnix, Hermene Nettles. Debbie Myers, Leon Pinckney. Second Row: Miss Randall, Doris Moyers, Georgia Mustipher, Joyce Oliver, Cynthia Pinckney, Kathy Phillips, Hilda Pierce. Rebecca Nesmith. Third Row: Peter Nelson. Robert Pinckney, Jesse Owens, Ed Nettles, Danny Nettles, Gregory Pollard, Richard Norris. First Row: Mrs. Beach, Hazel Rhames. Queen Risher, Benita Reynolds. Linda Rhodes, Mark Reeves, Steve Powell. Second Row: Butch Roberts, Mike Price, Pete Pye, Gail Reid, Joel Reese, Wayne Price, Jackie Ramsey. Third Row: Charles Roberts, Ernest Roberts, John Roberts, Yvonne Reid. Robbie Roberts, Ronald Ramsey. Girls' Basketball Team First Row: Kathy Robertson, Frances koss, Richardean Sheppard. Shirley Sanders, Jane Searson, Marie Scriben. Second Row: Sandra Ruger, Lilly Rish, Stanley Schider, Kenny Savage. Johnnie Robinson. Donald Riger. Billy Saunders. Third Row: Mr. Farmer, Ronald Sanders, William Ross, Charles Shark, Stanley Scriben. First Row: Sonnya Spikes, Sandy Smoak. Dianne Simmons, Stanley Smalls, Jerome Smalls, Roosevelt Simmons. Second Row: Willie Mae Sims, Gail Smith, Gussie Sims, Robin Smith, Sabrinia Smalls, Ruby Dell Smalls, Third Row: Mr. Gygax, Earline Sim- mons, William Smalls, Doris Spells, Lee Splangler, Joyce Smoak. 159 First Row: Paul Walker, Carolyn Wade, Gaye Trippe, Peggy Truluck, Trade Thomas Debra Stone, Sharon Thompson. Second Row: Mr. Peters, William Sutton, Willi- Strickland, Michael Thomas, Ella Walker, Lennis Wade, Sharon Tucker, Delphia Taylor Third Row: Howard Taylor, James Taylor, Eddie Van Dyke, Gwendolyn Stallings, Herr. Strong, Anita Thompson, Pamlin Teasdale, Geneice Thinna. First Row: Mr. Stephens, Annette Washington, Tina White, Reba Wiggins, Hannah Washington, Michael Webb, Clifford Washington. Second Row: Preston Wiggins, Beverly Williams, Leila Whaley, Betty Williams, Gloria Wiggins, Claressa Williams. Third Row: William Washington, Michael Washington, Leroy Washington, Randy Wiggins, Abraham White, Jay Welch. J.V, Coaches: Ranie Anderson ar z Bob Kitz 160 First Row: Tony Williams, Michael Zeigler, James Wilson, Rockie Williams, Edna Williams. Gloria Williams, Tina Williams, Diane Youmans. Second Row: Mr. Anderson Stanley Williams, Ronald Williams, Julius Williams, Randolph Williams, Jeanette Wright, Virginia Youmans, Roxie Williams. Third Row: Magdalene Williams, Ernes Williams, Jimmy Williams, Michael Windom. Randy Williams. Moses Williams, Shermi Williams, Barbara Wilson, Bernie Worden. 162 Or does it signal a beginning? 163 Tomorrow relentlessly dawns on us all. Just what does the Focus of this light reveal for you? 164 We, the PAW PRINT staff of 1972, hope that we have put into proper focus the happenings of our school year. We have tried to capture the most treasured pictures and put them on paper to bring back your 1971-72 memories in years to come. The PAW PRINT was made possible through the hard work and consideration of many people - our patrons, faculty, students, staff, and advisor - To them our deepest gratitude. Becky Ann Gruber - Editor Scooter Drews - Photographer Dorothy Chisolm Beverly Hogan - Business Managers 165 Senior Directory ARCHIE ACKERMAN Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Drum Maior 4; Projectionist Club 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Treasurer 3. BRAD ACKERMAN T l Club 4; FFA 4; History Club 4. NAOMI ADAMS International Relations 1, 2; Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3; FHA 3, 4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; FT A 4; 4-H 1; Track ls Dra ma 4. WALLACE ADDISON T l 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2f 3; History 4; Library Club 3; FFA 4. DEBORAH BAKER French Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2; History Club 3; FTA 3, 4. Pep Club 1, 2; International Relations 2, T l 4; Sec.«Treasurer 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. ELIZABETH JAN BECKER Student Council 1, Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Projec- tionist Club 4; History Club 4; Pep Club 2; Sec. of Senior Class. JAMES BEDDARD FFA 1; 4-H 1. CYNTHIA BELL JOHNNY LEE BELLINGER BRUCE BELLNAP DEBBIE BENNETT BRENDA GAIL BENTON FHA 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 2. JANICE BENTON French Club 1. 2; Biology Club 2; History Club 3; FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; International Relations 2; T l 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. JANITA BENTON FHA lr2. DALE BENTON 4-H 1; DE 3, 4. ALONZA BERRY BONNIE KAYE BERRY Projectionists Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2; FHA 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1. 2; History Club 3; FTA 1, 2. CECIL BERRY FFA 4- BARBARA ANNETE BISHOP French Club 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. MARIAN BLAKENEY 4-H L ISAAC BLUE HERBERT BODISON ISRAEL BODISON IRENE BOLOS 4-H lt 2. GREGORY BOMAR JOHN BONAPART GREG BOWEN GERALDINE BOWMAN LEON W. BOWMAN FFA 1, 4. LEON W. BOWMAN FFA 1, 4. DEBRA BRADLEY CHERYL SUE BRELAND All State Chorus 1; Projectionist Club 1; FHA 3. CHARLES EDWARD BROACH T l 1; International Relations 2, Band 3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Bulldog Staff 4; Basketball 2. 166 OORI VERONICA CAMPBELL Student Council 4, Drama Club 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionist Club 4; 4-H 1, 2; Drug Abuse Club 3; FHA 1. JULIUS CAMPBELL FFA. 4, JOYCE ELAINE CANADAY Pep Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 2; FT A 3; Junior Class Sec.; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pres. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Science Club 4; History Club 4. BILLY CARTER 1 I 1, 4. TERESA KAY CHAPLIN FHA lr 2; Pres. 3; Miss FHA 3; FT A 4; Bulldog Staff 4. BETTY ANN CHISOLM Student Council 2; May Queen Attendant 1. RIDDICK ANDREW BRODERICK FFA 2, 3, 4; T l 2, 3. 4. BETTY BROUGHTON Cheerleader 4; Band 1; Majotette 2; Student Council 2; Library Club 2; Drama Club 4. ALLEN A. BROWN FFA 1,2, 3,4. BERNARD BROWN 4-H 1. DEBORAH JEAN BROWN FHA 1; May Queen 1; Science Club 2. HERBERT L. BROWN FFA 1, 2, 3. 4. JANICE C. BROWN Rand 1, 2. LARRY BROWN Football 3; Basketball 4; Student Coucil 2: FFA 1. LEROY BROWN ROBERT LEE BROWN FFA 1; Drama Club 1; Football 2. MARGIE DIANN BUMGARNER Library Club 2. LAVERN BURGESS COLEY BYRD DEBORAH LYNN BYRD FHA 1. 2. BETTY ANN CALLOWAY BENJAMIN CAMPBELL Band 2; FFA 1. CHRISTINE CAMPBELL Student Council 1;FHA1;DE4. GWENDA DARNISE CAMPBELL Softball Team 2; FTA 3, 4; History Club 4. DOROTHY LEE CHISOLM Science Club 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Asst. Business Manager 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. ROBERT CHISOLM FFA 1,2, 3.4. RUBY DELL COCHRAN DE 4; 4-H 1. BARBARA ANN COLLINS DE 4; FHA 1. JOY DELILAH COLLINS Vice-Pres. of Freshman Class; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2; Queen of Hearts 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Library Club 4; Biology Club 2; JV Cheer- leader 2- Varsity Cheerleader 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3. MIKE COLSON T l 1,2,4. RAY WINSTON COLSON T l 1, 2; FFA 4; DE 4. JANET CAROL COPE Spanish Club 1, 2; FTA 3r 4; Library Club 4; Pres. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Biology 2, Student Council 1, 2. 167 ALLIE MARSHALL CRAVEN T l 1, 4; Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 2. HARRIETT JULIA CRAVEN Pep Club 1, 2; JV Basketball 1; FHA 1; Biology Club 2; History Club 4; FTA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. EMMA LEE CREEL ESDORN CREEL FFA 1, 2, 3; T l 1. CATHY L. CROSBY Student Council 1; JV Cheerleader 1; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1; Library Club 4: Projectionist Club 4. JO ANN CROSBY MARGIE DIANE CROSBY FHA 1. PAULA LYNN CROSBY T I 4. SANDRA CROSBY SUSAN MARIE CROSBY Student Council 1. 3, 4; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1; FTA 3; Broadcasters Club 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. THOMAS CROSBY T l 1, 2; FFA lr 2, 3, 4. BERNARO CROSS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2. JAMES A. CUMMINGS, JR. T l 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1. JOHN K. CUMMINGS T l 1; Spanish Club 2; Football 2; Student Council 3; Projectionist Club 4; History Club 4; Drama Club 4. WILLIE DAIS Track 3; FFA 1. 2. 168 DAN DANDRIDGE FFA 1, 2,4. WAYNE DANDRIDGE FFA 1.2, 3, 4. GWENDOLYN DANIELS DE 4; FHA 1. ANNE LOUISE DIXON History Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Biology Club 2. CAROL DRAWDY FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; FTA 3; Library Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Biology Club 2. JAMES C. DRAYTON FFA 2. S. G. DREW, JR Band lr 2; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Photographer 4; Biology Club 2. ERNEST DURHAM BRENDA EDDAROS FHA 1,2, 3.4; 4-H 1,2. DEANN EDWARDS DE 3, 4; FHA 1, 4. FREEMOND EDWARDS FFA 1.2. 3. 4. JOHN EDWARDS Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 4; Broadcasting Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; Varsity Football 1. Basketball 1. ROSALYN R. EDWARDS SARAH EDWARDS Spanish Club 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; FHA 1; 4-H 1, VERNAN EDWARDS FFA 1; Football 2. GENEVA M. ELLIOTT Library Club 2. LILLIE MAE ELLIOTT LINDA ELLISON LENA MAE EUWING 4 H 1; Library Club 1,2. BARBARA JEAN EVANS HARRIS B. FARMER Football 4; FFA 1. 4: Baseball 4. BARBARA JEAN FENDER FHA 1; DE 4; 4-H 1; Vice-Pres. 1; Track 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2; Pep Club 1, 2. BEN FERGUSON T l 1,2, 3,4; FFA 2, 3, 4. HAZEL FERGUSON JAMES HENRY FERGUSON, JR. FFA lf 2, 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 3; T l 4. KASSIE FERGUSON FFA 4. EMMA FIELDS 4-H 1, 2; FHA 4; Sec. 4. LILLIE FIELDS FHA A. WALTER FIELDS FFA 1; Baseball 1. DIANNE FISHBURNE Student Council 1. 3. JOHN LEE FISHBURNE FFA 1, 2.3. 4. MARY FISHBURNE Miss Freshman 1; Miss Colleton High 2; 4-H 2; FHA 4; Vice-Pres. 4. WOODROW FLUDD DONALD FORD Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 4. Track 2. FFA 4; T l 4, ERNEST FORD FFA I. EUGENE FORD FFA 4. GLENN FOSTER FFA 1, 2. 3. 4. NANCY REGINA FRALICK French Club 2; International Relations 2; Future Teachers 3; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Science Club, (Pres.) 4; History Club 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Student Council Alternate 4. JAMES FRANCIS GERALD FRASER FFA 1. 2. 4; Vice Pres. 4; Football 1. 2; FCA 1. 2: Bulldog Staff (Sports Editor) BETTY ANN FRASER WILLIE D. FRASIER FFA 2,3. KENNETH FRANKLIN FRYAR T l 1; Spanish Club 1; Football 1, 2. 4- Spanish 2. Baseball 2, Biology 2. BOBBY GAHAGAN T l 1, J.V. Football 1. 2; J.V. Basketball 1; FCA 1. 2, 3; Biology 2. Wildcat Staff 2; Spanish Club 2; Var. Basket- ball 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 3; Var. Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionist Club 4. JOHN HENRY GANTT FFA 1,2; Basketball 1.2. 3. JERRY WILBERT GARVIN FFA 1, 2. 4: Track 2. 3; Baseball 4; FCA 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; T l 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionist Club, Student Council Alt. 1, 2, 3; International Relations. GENEVA GILLYARD Home Economic Club 1, 2. CORLISS RENEE GLOVER Student Council 3 JAMES GRAHAM Football 4; Track 3; Baseball 4. 169 ANTHONY GREEN FFA I, 2; Football 2, 4; Library 2; Baseball Mgr. 3, 4; Track 4, DAVID GREEN Student Council, COLLETTE HODGES 4-HI Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; Sty dent Council 4- Broad- casting 4, JOHN SCOTT HOOGES Bus Driver 4. GLANZELL GREEN SARAH HELEN GREEN ETHA M. GREEN Student Council 3. REBECCA ANN GRUBER Student Council Representative 1; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club (Sec.) 2: International Relations 2- National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Vice-Pres. of Jr, Class; Annual 3. 4: Editor-in-chief 4; Bulldog Staff 4. WAYNE GUILFORD GERALDINE HAMILTON GORDON HAMILTON JOHN K, HAMILTON FFA 1, 2; Library 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. 3 4; Track 1, 2, JAMES P HARRELSON, JR. Pep Club 1, 2; History Club 4; FCA 2; Broadcasting Club 4. RUTH LEVERNE HOFF Pep Club 2; French Club 2; Biology Club 2,- International Relations 2 Projection Club 3; FTA 4; History Club 4; Bulldog Staff (Typist) 4; National Honor Soc. 4. BARBARA ANN HOGAN French Club 1, 2; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2: Future Teachers 4; History Club 4; Band 1, 2; Majorette 3. BEVERLY OZELLA HOGAN J,V. Cheerleader 2; Var Cheerleader 3, 4; Bulldog Staff (Typist) 4; Pep Club 2; Biology Club 2; Track 1, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4 (Business Manager); Student Council 3; Queen of Hearts Cont. 2; 2nd Runner-up 3. ARNOLD HOLMES Band 2, 3; Baseball 1. LARRY HOLMES Baseball 1, 2, 3; FFA 2. SHIRLEY HOLMES 4-H Club; Library Club, Projectionist Club. MARTHA CLARICE HOPKINS 4-H Club 2; FHA; Student Council, FTA. BRIDGETTE CAROL HARRIS National Honor Society 3. 4; French Club 2; Library Club 3; Secretary 3; Science Club 4; Biology Club 2, FTA 3; iFHA 1; Annual Staff 4. JIMMY ALVIN HARRISON T l 1, 4; Biology 2; Spanish 1, 2, 3; History 4. ALROY HEADDEN FFA 1, 2, 3: T l 1,2, 3,4. KENNETH B. HELTAN Football 4. CLIFFORD KELLY HOWE Biology 2; Science 4; FFA 4; W.H.S. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET MIDDLETON HOWELL J.V. Cheerleader 1; French Club 1; Sec. 2r Pres. Interna- tional Relations 2; Pep Club 1, 2- Future Teachers 1, 3, 4; Queen of Hearts Cont. 1; History Club 4; Sec. Drama Club 4. SHIRLEY MARIE HRVOL Projectionists 1; Spanish 1; Student Council 1, 2; Bulldog Staff 4; Drama Club 4. JIMMY HERNDON T l lfc2, 3,4. WILLIAM 0, HILTON History Club 4; Projection Club 4; FCA 2; Spanish Club 3; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 4. MIKE HUGHES ANTHONY HUNTER FFA Basketball 1, 2; Var. Basketball 4. CORNEAL LEE IRVIN MIKE IRWIN SUE ELLEN JACKSON FHA 1; Track 2; T l 4; Library 2. DAVID LEE JAMES FFA 1, 2, 3, ANTHONY JAMISON FFA 1; Student Council 1, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Broadcast- ers Club 4. LOVVENIA ANN JENKINS 4-H Club; FHA Club. MARGARET ANN JENKINS 4-H Club 1. 170 SANDERS JOHNSON WAYNEJOSPEH JOHNSON Band 1, 2, 4; History Club 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Edisto Band Conference lr 2 Coastal Carolina Band Conference 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2. JEANETTE S. JONES 4-H Club 1, 2. TERESA P. JONES Science Club 2; Library Club 2; 4-H it 2; Secretary 1. FERN JOYNER 4-H Club 1. JAMES A, JUDY T l 1,2, 3. 4. LOUISE KETCH!N 4-H Club lr 2. BILLY KINARD NANCY NEYLE KINARD Projectionist Club 1, A, Spanish Club 3, {Sec.) SHARON KINARD French Club 4; Projectionist Club 4; Treasurer of Projec- tion Club 4, FRANK KINSEY, JR. Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionist Club 1. 2 History Club 1; Library Club 1. MARIAN ELIZABETH KIRKLAND Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Student Council 2, 4; FT A 3, 4; Library Club 3, {Pres.) Biology Club 2; National Honor Soc. 3, 4; Girls State 3; Student Council AH. 3. NATHAN KIRKLAND Library Club 1, 2. RODNEY KIRKPATRICK J.V. Basketball 2. STEVEN RAY KITTA T l Club 4, History Club 4. CARRIE LEE LAWTON FHA 1, 2, 4; D.E. 3,4; 4-H 1, 2. SHARON T. LEWIS Basketball Lr 2, 3, 4; D.Q. 4. WILLIAM N. LEWIS T l Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RUFUS E. E. LLOYD Track 3; J.V. Basketball 2. ROSA LEE LOGAN 4-H Club 1, 2, Basketball 1. KINSLER BOYD MACK, JR. Basketball 1T 2, FFA 1, 2; Jr. Beta Club Pres., 1, 2; Sr. Beta Club 2; Slide Rule Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Commendation 4; Science Club (Treas.) 4. GEORGE ROBERT McCLURE Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; T l 1, 2 Spanish Club 1, 2: FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class. CYNTHIA ANNE MCORD French Club I, 2; FTA 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 3. JANET CLAIRE McMILLAN Annual Staff 3, 4; Projection Club 3. Treas. 3; D.E. Club 4; Queen of Hearts Cont. 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4. ali j. McPherson 4 H Club 1, 2; Anti-Drug Club 3; Library Club 4; Drama Club 4 james McPherson RONALD MAGWOOD Basketball 3, 4. KENNETH D. MANIGAULT French Club L; AntLDrug 3; Library 2. BRUCE MAURICE MANIGO FFA 4-H (Pres.) 1; Anti-Drug 3. FRED MANIGO FFA 4. OWILLINDA MANIGO 4-H Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; Student Coundil 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4. BETH MARTIN VINTON MARTIN VIOLA MARTIN VIOLET MARTIN FHA 4P (Treas.) D.E. 4. HOMER S. MAXCEY T l 1, 2, 3r 4; J.V Basketball 2; Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MEMINGER BEATRICE MIDDLETON FHA 4. ISIAH MIDDLETON MELVIN MIDDLETON WILLIAM MIKEL JEANNE FULLER MI LEY French Club 2; Biology Club 2 Library Club 3; FTA 3; History Club 4, Student Council Alt. 4; Science Club (Sec.) 4. 171 SHELIA MILLER BRENDA ALICE MINES Student Council 1, 2, 3; Student Council Rep. 4; FHA 1, 2, (Treas.)i FTA 3, 4, (Pres ); Pep Club I, 2; Girls State 2; NHS 3, 4- Bulldog Staff (Editor) 4; J,V, Basketball l; Biology Club 2, GLORIA MITCHELL 4-H Club 1. LEON JEROME MITCHELL FFA 1, 2, (Reporter,) GEORGE MOORE Student Council I. Track 2; Broadcasting 4. EDWARD MURRAY FFA 1, 2-4-H Club 1, 2. KENNETH MURRAY FFA 1, 4; Basketball 4. LARRY RHODES FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track. NEHEMIAH RHODES JANET RICHARD CHARLES MANNIC RICHARDS FFA 4; 4-H 1,2. NATHAN RICHARDS ANNA RICHARDSON FHA 1; 4-H 1; O.E. 4. CLYDE RICHARDSON FFA 1, 4; President LUCILLE RISHER BETTY L. N. RIVERS BELLE LORRAINE MUSTtPHER 4-H 1,2, (SecJ 1, 21 Library 1; French 3, 4, (Sec ) 4; Home Economics 1- LUCINDA SALLEY NESBIT D.E. 4 FARROW LANIER NETTLES T l Club 1; FFA Club 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS ARUE NORRIS French Club 1, 4, (4 Programs Manager); Broadcasters Club 4, (Assistant Sec. Club News Reporter); Editor of “Club News , National Honor Society. NATHANIEL G. OLIVER 4-H Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANE PAYNE BARBARA ANN PINCKNEY DEBRA ELIZABETH PINCKNEY Home Economics lt 2; FHA 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Color- guard 1, 2. Co-Captain, 3, 4, Captain; FTA 4; Library Club 4; Secretary; Student Council 4. EDDIE W. PINCKNEY FFA 1, 4. RUTH IE PINCKNEY CORKY PRICE LARRY JEROME RIVERS 4-H 1, 2 EUGENE ROBERTS SHERRIE ROBERTSON ULYSEE ROBINSON FFA Club 1, 4, JONATHAN PRINGLE MARTHA G. G. PRYER Student Council 1. MARY PRYOR BENNY BERNARD RADCLIFF J,V. Basketball 1; Basketball 2. PATRICIA CAROL RAMSEY Biology Club 2; Projectionist Club 3, 4; FHA 1; Spanish Club 2; History Club 4 ANNETTE REYNOLDS J.V. Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Teachers of American 3f 4; History Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2; International Relations; Junior Marshal; Student Council Representative 3; Student Council 2. LUCILE RUMPH D.E. Club; Class Representative 3; FHA 1; 4-H 1; Queen of Heart Representative. DAZELL RUSSELL JACaUELYN RUSSELL 4-H 1; FHA 2, 4. RICHARD RON RUSSELL T l 1; Spanish 1, 2; Biology 2; Broadcasting 3. 4; Drama 4; Science 4; Student Council 3. 4; Pres. 4; King Teen; Boys State. EDWARD SANDERS FFA 2. HELEN SANDERS FHA 2, 4; 4 H 1,2. JOHN WHITTIER SANDERS III Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Biology Club 2- French Club 2, Vice-Pres.; Projection Club 3; History Club 4; Broadcasting Club 4, Vice-Pres. NANCY MILDRED SASSER Pep Club lr 2, 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1, Head 2; Miss Fresh- man; Biology Club 2; Student Council, Sec. 2, 3; Miss Sophomore; Future Teachers 3, Vice-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Junior Marshal 3; Furman Scholar 3; Girls State 3; Miss D.A.R. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 2. Head 4; Queen of Hearts Contestant 1, 2; Football Sponsor 2, 4. RUSSELL ANNE SAUNDERS FHA I; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Biology 2; Projection- ist 3; French 2, 3, 4, Pres.; Student Council 4; FTA 4. RANDY SAXBY FFA 4; Basketball 2. RAYMOND M. SEABROOK FFA 4; Band 1. VIRGINIA LYNN SEIGLER Student Council 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2; Biology 2; Future Teachers 3; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Football Sponsor 4, JOHN SHARLE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 1; Band 1. JEFFERY T. SHIOER FFA 4. CYNTHIA WYANT SHOOK FHA 1. Treasurer; Biology 2; Spanish Club 1, 2r 3, Pres.; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4. DIEDRE KATHLEEN SHOOK FHA 1; Biology Club 2; Spanish 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres.; NHS 3, 4f Secretary; Student Council 3; Football Sponsor 4; Senior Class Treasurer. DIANNA SIDERS Band 1; Science Club; Basketball 1. 2; FHA; D.E. Club. PENNY LEE SIEGEL Girls Track Team lr Coaches Award; Pep Club lr 2, 3; International Relations 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Student Coun- cil Representative 4. CYNTHIA W. SIMMONS FHA; May Day: Library Club; Drug Abuse Club; Biology Club; Drama Club; Attendant to Miss Sophomore. GLORIA GLAN SIMMONS Homecoming Queen 2; D.E. Club 4. PATRICIA SIMMONS FHA 1; Attendant to Miss FHA 1: Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Furman Scholar 3; Drama Club 4: Student Council Secretary 4; FTA 4; Drug Abuse Club 3; Public Relations 4; May Day 1. JULIE ELLEN SIMONS Spanish Club 1, 2; Biology 2; FTA Treasurer 3; Annual 3, 4; Student Director 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Football Sponsor 4; All-State Chorus 3. JESSIE MAE SINGLETON Queen of Hearts Contestant 1; FHA 1; Student Council Representative 1; Library Club 2; French Club 3; Drug Abuse Club 3; Treasurer of French Club 4. KENNETH SINGLETON Bus Driver 2. ROSE MAREE SINGLETON Sweetheart Ball Attendant 2; Miss Physical Ed. Attendant 2; Bus Driver 3. 4. ANNA L. SMITH Broadcasting 2; Annual Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; All-State Chorus 3; Queen ot Heart Contest 3: May Day Dance 2; Asst. Student Direct 4. ALBERT LUCIUS SMALLS FFA 4, BENNIE SMALLS, JR. FFA Club 4. MILDRED ELAINE SMALLS FHA 1; D.E. 4. MORRIS SMALLS FFA 4, STELLA L. SMALLS FHA 1. GLENNIS SMITH Student Council Representative 1, 2; FHA 4; Assistant Secretary. SANDRA MARIE SMITH FTA 4; Bulldog Staff 4. CYNTHIA SMOAK FHA 1, Pres.; Biology 2; Spanish 2; Library 4; Projectionist 4. KATRENA MILDRED SMOAK French Club 1, 2; Pep Club Lr 2; International Relations 2, - FTA 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3,4. CURTIS ANTHONY SMOAK T l 1, 2, 3, 4. MABLE SPELLS WENDELL MELVIN STEEDLY T l 1; Biology 2; Science 4; History 4; Football 1, 2, 3. MELVIN STEEDLEY RICKY STONE T l 1,2,4; FFA 1,2, 3r 4. SANDRA DELORIS TAYLOR 4-H Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 4; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 4; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class; Student Council Representa- tive Alternate 4. SAMUEL TERRY, JR. HAL THOMPSON T l 1, 2, 3, PHILIP THOMPSON T l 4; Drama Club 4. 173 RALPH A. TOLIOS Football 1, 2; FFA 3; T l 4. LYNDA MYRA ULMER THOMAS VAN DYKE RHONDA LEE WALFIELD Student Council Representative 1; Band, Coastal Carolina Band Clinic 1; Edisto Conference Band 1; Spanish Club I, 2; Biology 2; All-State Band Clinic 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 Treasurer; Future Teachers 3, 4; Library Club 4; President. JIMMIE CARL WALKER GLORIA ELIZABETH WALTERS 4-H 1. GEORGE WASHINGTON FFA lr 2, 3, 4. JOYCE WASHINGTON 4-H Club lr 2; Drama Club 4; D.E. 4; FHA Club 4. LINDA ANN WASHINGTON SENORIA WASHINGTON 4-H 1, Vice-Pres.; Student Council Representative 2. BONNIE DALE WEATHERFORD Pep Club 1; Projectionist Club 1. ARTHUR WHALEY FFA 1; Band 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Broadcasting 3, 4; Drama 4; Bulldog Staff 4„ JACKIE WHITE NATHANIEL WHITE FFA 1, 2, Secretary. SILAS WHITE LANCE E. WHITLOCK Biology 2; Band 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys State; Student Council 4; Football 4; Science 4. LARRY WHITLOCK MARK E. WHITLOCK Spanish Club 2; T l 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Biology2. CARLW. WIGGINS, JR. FFA 1, 2, 3; HI 1, 2, 3, 4. AGNES WILLIAMS Student Council Representative 3; FHA 1. ALICE LEE WILLIAMS ANGUS WILLIAMS DEBORAH L WILLIAMS 4-H 1. 2; Miss Homecoming 2; Student Council 2; Library Club 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; FTA 4; Senior Homecoming Sponsor 4. DOTTIE ANN WILLIAMS J. V. Basketball 1; French Club 1; Pep Club 1; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Student Council Representative 2; FTA 4. GLORIA WILLIAMS 4-H Club 1. HERBERT WILLIAMS JIMMIES. WILLIAMS Student Council 1, 2; Class President 1. JOYCE WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS MATTHEW WILLIAMS RODNEY WILLIAMS Track 4; Football 3; Baseball 2; 4-H Club 1. ROGER WILLIAMS French Club 3, 4; FFA 1, Sec. 1; 4-H Club 1; Band 2; Class President 2. GERALD ANTHONY WILLIAMS J.V. Basketball 1; FFA 1; Band 1; 4-H Club 1. VIOLET DONESA WILLIAMS SALLY WILSON FHA 1; 4-H Club 1, 2. ANNETTE WRIGHT FHA 1; Drug Abuse Club 3. LUCINDA WRIGHT LUETRICIA WRIGHT FHA 1; Band 1. CHARLES SAMMY WULLIER, JR. T l 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology 2; Spanish 2; Projectionist Club 3; Science 4; History Club 4; Football 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Library Club 3; Student Council Alternate 4. CHERYL EYVONE YOUNG 174 Senior Work Day We would like to thank the following business us to edit our 1971-1972 PAW PRINT: Asten Hill Bank of Walterboro Bearrow-Herndon Funeral Co. Belk-Hudson Co. Besteel, Inc. Big Star Bill Bone Studio Bogoslow and Bridge Brown's Hardware Buddin, Dr., Dentist C N Tire Service Coastal Fruit Co. Coastal Natural Gas Co, Coburg, Inc. 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