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

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Beauty Reigns At WHS In May 1975 the Miss Walterboro Pageant was held. Twelve young ladies ranging in age from seventeen to twenty four competed for the title. Several students from Walterboro High — Louvenis Manigo. Shonda Chaplin, Ilka Drawdy, and Cheryl Anderson — partici- pated. Practice for the pageant began in April Judges met the contestants and inter- viewed them after a luncheon which was arranged for the young ladies at the Ramada Inn. The program held at the Hampton Street Auditorium went smoothly and just before the winners were announced the Miss Congeniality award was present- ed to Shonda Chaplin, a student at WHS. She was voted the friendliest by the other contestants. Chosen as Miss Walterboro was Joy Collins, a graduate of Walterboro High; and the first and second runners up were Lynn Hiers and Ilka Drawdy also WHS graduates. Let Us Entertain You. Shonda Chaplin and Louvenis Manigo dance while doing one of the numbers the Miss Walterboro contestants performed during the pageant. Leaving Already? Louvenis Manigo, Miss Senior, prepares to get into a car |ust as a sneaky photographer gets her pictu»e B

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Activities and honors engulfed our students during this Bicentennial year. Many organizations were started in connection with the Brcentennial. One of these was a group of high school students coming from all the Colleton County high schools, called the “Spirits of 76.“ The “Spirits were sponsored by the Colleton County Bicentennial Commission and this organization was the first of its kind in the United States. Another Bicentennial related activity was the local Heritage class, a semester course which focused on what part Colleton County played in the United States history. The members of this class took trips to historical land marks and attended meetings on different aspects of our Colleton County heritage. Our clubs were also very active this year. Besides their normal procedures and club trips, they also participated in Bicentennial projects in the lower state. We can also remember our Bicentennial year as the best year of our sports program. Football, baseball, basketball, track, and the golf teams really outdid themselves. All sports were made exciting with large student participation. Pep rallies showed a lot of spirit due to the contributions of the cheerleaders, players, band, and the entire student body. This was indeed a year we may reflect back on and be proud of ourselves, our accomplishments, and our activities. STUDENT LIFE We're Proud Of It! Leonard Pinckney and Lander Mantgo proudly s»t in front of their beautiful work of art, the Wakerboro High Bullaog. That Really Was Funny. Constance Hopkins, Louise Williams, and Mrs. Barnes enjoy a joke made during a Student Council Meeting.

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During the fall each senior was asked to choose three senior girls to run for Miss Senior. These nominations were then tallied by the senior class officers. The winner was Louvenis Mamgo. The junior class, using this same procedure, elected their junior class queen, Wanda Gibson. Catch me, if you can. says Wanda Gibson, Miss Junior, as she peeks from behind a giant oak tree. Everything is beautiful, especially Louvenis Manigo, the 1976 Miss Senior at WHS. 9