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

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Students Enjoy Junior-Senior Weekend WHS students celebrated Junior Senior : Weekend on May 3rd through 5th. The I Prom on Friday, May 3rd. starred the I weekend’s traditional fun. The music I provided by the Brotherman Band, in- cluded u variety of soul, rock and popular I sounds. Master of Ceremonies, Steve Bazzle in- I traduced principal, Mack Jones. Mr. Jones I welcomed the guests and expressed his I appreciation to those who helped make the Prom a success. Junior Class President, Joseph Reid, I Senior Class President, Malissa Brisbon and Geriy Walker also addressed the gathering. For many the fun had only begun I with the dance and they moved on down to the beach, Walterboro students Hooded I Edisto Beach. Students amused them- I selves by swimming, skiing, dancing, surf- I ins and eating. LOOK AT THAT SHOT- Bryan McCollum plays pinball at tlie Edisto Beach Puvillion J unior- Senior Weekend. WHO SAID WE WONT MAKE IT TO AMERICAN BANDSTAND? Mimi Manee and etiest move to the musk as Douglas41 Sputnik1 Maree dances in the background. Student Life 15

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LOOK OUT BELOW! Students decorate the gym for the Junior-Senior WE COULD DANCE ALL NIGIIT! Junior class advisor. Miss Niimnons Prom las! May. dances with Mr. Simmons. GROOVtN! Members of the Broth erman Band move into one of the many numbers they played at the Prom. GET DOWN! GET DOWN! WHS students and their guests boogie to the music of the band. 14 Student Life

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May Happenings Entertain Students May was filled with many special activ- ities for students. The yearbook staff sponsored a party May 17 in the school cafeteria. The 1974 Paw Print was distrib- uted that night. Students who bought yearbooks were admitted free while the unfortunate students without a yearbook receipt were charged admissions. Food, drink, and music were part of the celebra- tion. Over 400 students and teachers ex- changed and signed yearbooks. A special cake was cut and shared by the yearbook staff and they surprised Miss McIntyre with a gift, a black modern lamp. The following week the Student Coun- cil sponsored a dance during the lunch break. Seniors were taking exams that week and diere were few members of Class of 74 remaining after third period. Students gathered in the gym to dance to music played on public address system record player. The final celebration took place the last day of school May 31, Students had returned to pick up their report cards. After homeroom they went to the gym to look over photographs put on sale by the yearbook staff. Hundreds of pictures were taped to the gym walls and students gazed at wide selections of faces. The big finale was when the bell rang ending the year 1973-1974. IS THIS FOR ME? Deborah Jackson, Virginia Youmau, Bonnie McLauchlin. Wes Wliite and Arm Burch watch as Ms. McIntyre unwraps hei gift from the yearbook staff. 16 Student Life