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

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Isn't Hg Loverly? Tony Babillonia create? excitement as he models his most beautiful! dress

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Several students who were interested in working on the 1976 yearbook staff attended the South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Seminar which was held last spring at Garret High School in Charleston. During sessions on layout and copy the students were taught what to do and what not to do when putting a yearbook together. Are You Kidding? Jean Bishop looks a little doubtful at some of the things she heard at the editor's session,, Don't Talk So Fast! Becky Murriaugh and Kathy Roberts try to catch a few notas as Mika McDonald listens to Les Howell'S session on layout. With April first came April Fool's Day and our Miss April Fool Pageant. Young men were selected from each homeroom to participate. They then donned their most beautiful outfits and proceeded to dazzle the judges with their charm and grace. Obviously Carl Spells impressed the judges most and he was chosen Miss April Fool 1975. Copy 14 A Must For Yearbooks. Dr. Mary Chandler,, a journalism instructor at the University of S, C., stressed the importance of being direct and interesting in copy writing, during one session at Garret High School, 10

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Are they royalty? Mack Padgett and Travis Lights may be: they are this year's King Teens. Wes White, Mackie Padgett, and Howell Sweat are on top of Walterboro High as Boy's State Representatives. From the academically top twenty young men at WHS, Mack Padgett and Travis Lights were chosen to be this year's King Teens. The two young men were voted on by the junior teachers according to their academic standing and their ability in leadership. Daughters of the American Revolution sponsored the Good Citizenship Award and presented it to Sandy Socha. Received with this was a DAR pin and a certificate in recognition of Sandy's qualities of leadership, service, dependability and patriotism. Louvenis Manigo was chosen to be a PSAT NMSQT semi-finalist for 1975-76. To qualify for this award given to black students only, he or she must have a score of approximately 1100 on the PSAT NMSQT. If a semi-finalist achieves a same or higher score on the SAT than on the PSAT, he may also receive a scholarship. 12 Brenda Manigo was elected secretary of the South Carolina State Broadcasting Association held in the Columbia Coliseum on April 17, 1975. Each district had four votes and of about ten districts, Brenda won by eight votes.