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

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The spotlight goes to Elton John and Al Green tor the best male proformers according to the WHS poll. The best movies chosen were Jaws and Cornbread, Earl and Me. Taking another look at the best performer, we find Olivia Newton John and Millie Jackson being our female stars. The familiar Peanuts and Blondie In the music and album phase of the students' lives, the Spinners and the Eagles were found most frequent. The variety of interests of our students is reflected in their choice of favorite magazines Lbony, Jet, and Sports Illustrated. cartoon characters were chosen as the most read comic strip. The favorite news source was the famous T.V. set with the radio and newspaper running a dose second and third. Finally, 380 students were planning to further their education. 180 plan to attend college; 101 said they will attend a tech school and the remain- ing 58 said they were unsure. Dy-no-mite! That's how Jimmy Walker rates at WHS. 25 ■u.

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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.

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Sleeping on the job? Tim O'Quinn pauses for a few minutes rest as he gives blood. bven Mr. Jones has to prove he is eligible to give blood as he pulls out a necessary card to give to Minnilynn Byrd. Nurses and local volunteers arrived early November 3 to set up the gym for blood donors. Students over eighteen (seventeen with their parents' written permission) and with suitable medical histories were allowed to donate pints of blood to the Red Cross. Several teachers also participated in donating blood. All together the students and faculty contributed many much-needed pints of blood. 26 “I'm wounded remarks Brian Gatch as he and Joy Nettles patiently wait while giving their pint of blood,