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

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Active Students Exhibit Leadership Last year Mrs. Skardon sent a list of junior National Honor Society members to the American Legion Auxiliary. From this list. Mack Padgett, Howell Sweat and Wes White were chosen as Boysr State Representatives. Jean Bishop and Julianne Stuck were selected as Girls' State Representatives with Grace Lyn Lyons and Beth Fox as alternates. These choices were made by the Auxiliary on the basis of leadership, character, scholarship and service. Good Friends Back Each Other. Julienne Stuck and Jean Bishop, Girl's State Representatives, prove this is true as they wait for a photographer to snap their picture. Just Hanging Around. Sandy Soeha, Miss OAR, relaxes on the hood of her car bsfore school starts. I'm not that; smart ' declares Louwenig. Mwigo. Lou venis was chosen 0s one of the National Merit State Qualifying Test semi- final iists. I Know I’m Right. Brenda Momgo, South Caroline State Broadcasting secretary discusses a point with Broadcasting club advisor Mr. Dreyer, 13

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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.

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50's Fashions In Style Are the fifties back? Not quite, but the clothes that are being worn by the students at WHS this year are similar to those worn in the fabulous fifties. The girls especially are returning to the knee-length dresses that were so popular in those days. Also frequently seen around WHS are such accessories as neck scarves and wide sashes. In the line of jewelry, large rings, puka shells, and necklaces with a single star are being worn by male and female alike. Even though dress clothes are still popular, faded jeans and overalls are still a familiar sight and as always tennis shoes are at the top of the list of favorites. CHECK'EM OUT! Also among the styles in boots are the desert style boot. The popular mood ring darkens with the passion of the scene. RIDING IN STYLE! Barbara Brown gets ready to take a spin in a Jam-Up corvette. Jeans, one of the favorites in apparel at WHS, shared the number one spot with new styled overalls. 14