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

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KlflLTERBQRQ ENTERS CQiriPLITER WORLD Walterboro High and Colleton High's walls are bulging this year. The graduating class is the largest WHS has ever seen with a grand total of 353. The junior class, however, topped this with 447 students. Sophomore and freshman classes have reached highs this year with 401 sopho- mores and 496 freshmen. The total of 1697 students placed us among the twenty-one largest schools in the state. With this many students, traffic around the high schools was dense and more hectic than ever. New women traffic directors have been added to the city police force to free the patrolmen for other jobs. After the painting of school lockers, bathrooms, and hall walls, destruction and defacement became a problem. Evidently, the clean surfaces proved too much of a temptation for the artistic and literary efforts of our graffiti fans. Im- provements have been made but we haven't yet gained the pride in our school’s appeal ance. Walterboro High has put a foothold into the modern world with the use of computer scheduling. New windows installed last spring brighten thr1 facade of our school. 6 Student Life

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This workman is remodeling the bordering sec- tions around the upper outside walls of WHS'S main building. Joseph Reid our own photographer, is shown with an example qf his coppei-tooling» an ait foiffl taught in tlie classes sponsored by W.A.R.T. Guest guitarist Byrd, brought toWalteiboro by W.A.R.T performs a solo at Hampton Street auditorium. Introduction 5

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D □ TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......... 2 STUDENT LIFE ......... 8 ORGANIZATIONS 50 SPORTS............... 76 PEOPLE . ........... 108 ADMINISTRATION ..... 110 CURRICULUM ........113 SENIORS............128 JUNIORS.......... 148 SOPHOMORES ........162 FRESHMEN ..........176 ADVERTISEMENTS 190 INDEX................206 EPILOGUE.......... . 212 Traffic director Sheila Aficnun waits for the morning deluge of student’s cars and school buses. Dr. Allen StrickLand’s home on the corner of Wk-hman and Lcmacks is only one of the many antebellum houses in Walterfeorg to 'undergo renovation. Introduction 7