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

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Lonnie Stanfield sponsored by Patricia Hamilton David Whay sponsored by Burly Ann Rhodes Ted Stanfield1 sponsored by Cindy White Wes White sponso fed by Peggy Truluck 23 Raymond Taylor sponsored by Yvonne Brown ■MMPVMIIWPVPIliMVPBMBiMM Pilea win Williamson sponsored by Terry Starks

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Spirit High Throughout Homecoming Larry McDonald sponsored by Sherri McClure Tony Mernnningei sponsored by Rendelta Buder Casey Price sponsored by Wanda Reynolds Charles Price sponsored by Miki Ladie October 14, 1975 was no ordinary day, The Bulldogs were to play the Berkley Stags in celebration of Home- coming that night and excitement was felt throughout the entire day. Cheerleaders started the day's activities by selling special ribbons, shakers and pennants. At lunch several of the football players, as well as many students created a pep train . They marched up and down the halls singing and cheering. The height of the school day, however, came at the end of sixth period in the form of a pep rally. Students gathered in the gym to watch the skits, listen to the band, and cheer along with the cheer- leaders. The highlight of the evening was, of course, the game between the Mighty Bulldogs and the Stags. The Bulldogs, naturally, would not disappoint their fans and won the game with a final score of 13 to 17. Leonard Pinckney sponsored by Maine Bennett (Uickie Smith Sponsored by Jill Eustace 22 Nick Pinckney sponsored by Rh fKfB Rhode Tony Smith sponsored by Brenda Craven

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 Who loves ya, baby? ' We do because Kojak is nurnber one with us. In October the yearbook staff polled the homerooms to find out who and what are the favorite celebrated people, things and events at WHS. We came up with some surprising winners and a few very obvious returnees. Good Times took the comedy slot with a landslide second only to that of The Young and the Restless in the soap opera category. Music is popular everywhere but especially in our halls at lunch. The Eagles and The Spinners tied for this spot, and sports and music also ran a close race for general passtime. Believe it or not, Playboy didn't even get in the finalists! Our students have voted for more conservative means such as Jet , Sports Illustrated , and two drama shows, Kojak and Medical Center. Kotter and the Sweathogs did break through, though, by being voted the favorite new show of the year. When asked about contrasting, more serious matters, our prospective 1976 voting students felt that President Ford will be returned to office for yet another term. 24 As a favorite passtime. Sports rated the highest. This may be due to the outstanding records set by our athletes this year.