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

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Future Farmers of America The FFA Club is organized to develop leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. During their monthly meeting they plan special projects and trips. With the teamwork of its members they participate in local and district FFA contests. Members are as follows: (first row) Henry Mulligan, Richard Hayne, Sylvia Huggins, Gregory Bodison, James Brown, Danny Brock, Gary Rhodes, Advisor Mr. Lish. (second row) Joanne Manigo, Rita Manigo, Brenda Drayton, Mary Gethers, Jackie Walters, Rodger Pierce, Kenny Rahn, Jeff Platt, Steve Frakes. (third row) Butch Simmons, Paul Drawdy, Bryan Weatherford, Mark O’Quinn, Chuck Smoaks, Brian Gatch, Gilbert Elkins, (fourth row) Herbert Goodwin, Butch Simmons, Steve Byrd, Clark Hughes, Stanley Crosby, Michael Bodison, Elijah Brock, Harry Bennett, (fifth row) Jerry Williams, Herbert Fraiser, Joseph Ferguson, Marion Foy, Paul Elliot, Issac Ellison, Kirby Pinckey, Ronald Reed, Ronald Mag wood, Charles Francis. (sixth row) Madison Walters, Tommy Brown, Luther Brown, Kenneth Gadson, Clarence Wright, Sidney Brock, Darryl Nesbitts, Robert Singleton, Lester Williams. T I Club The T I Club is for students interested in mechanical, industrial, and vocational skills. With the cooperation of its advisor, Mr. H. E. Mines, the T I Club plan to go on a field trip to a tech school in Charleston. The members are as follows: (first row) Michael Pollard, Janie Ford, President; (second row) Jimmy Ray Simmons, Ricky Williams, Vice-President, (third row) Wayne Wilson, Sharon Brown, Sec. Trea. (fourth row) St. Patrick Brown, Bill Haynes, (fifth row) Sacajawea Mikel, Ardell Cochran, Kathey Frasier, Kate Patterson, Virginia Smith, Advisor Mr. Mines. ACTIVITIES 10

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Broadcasting Club 1. The Broadcasting Club is an organization for the purpose of promoting the field of broadcasting as a career choice. The Broadcasting Club has a program each Sunday at 1:30 over WALD. Members are as follows: (first row) Marvin Jones, Linneaus Grant, (second row) Helen Murray, Wally West, (third row) Advisor Mr. Dreyer, Kim Spahr, Randy Baker, Gay Padgett, (fourth row) Dolphus Pinckney, Joy Stoll, Julie Crosby, Don Chaplin. 2. Mr. Shearer gives advice to a bus driver. ACTIVITIES 9

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Forestry Club The main purpose of the Forestry Club is to build up one’s confidence and to develop leadership abilities. They participate in local and state pulp wood contests. With the enthusiasm of its members they visited local industries. The members are as follows: (first row) Mr. Lish, Jerry Cochran, Tyrone Anderson, Chuck Smoak, Paul Drawdy, Lamar King, (second row) Ronald Magwood, Greg Bodison, Curtis Pinckney, Lloyd Smalls, Larry Roberts, Gilbert Elkins, (third row) Johnny Sheppard, Danny Brock, Kennedy Brown, Brian Gatch, Robert Brock, (fourth row) Larry Campbell, Authur James, Randy Shell, Stuart Crosby, Miles Crosby, Mark O’Quinn, (fifth row) Elijah Sims, Mike Richards, James Brown, Gary Spells, Darryl Campbell. (sixth row) Joe Ferguson, Lester Williams, Herbert Fraiser, Kenneth Richard. D.E. Club Distributive Education encourages group participation, leadership development, and career study. Some of their activities are visiting D.E. Trading Council in Columbia and planning a field trip to South of the Border. The members are as follows: (first row) Marcella Ford, Cathy Kirkland, Mary Doyle, Linda Lloyd, Robin Gerideau, Yvonne Brown, President; Janie Brown, Treasurer; Shelia Washington, Autherine Elliott, Barbara J. Manigo, Advisor Mr. Jarvis, (second row) Earnestine Holmes, Vanessa Homes, Nancy James, Ida Tindle, Tawana Dickerson, Sheryl Thomas, Sylvia Huggins, Kenneth Sanders, Edith Bright, Sadie Mitchell, (third row) Geneva McNeil, Joanne Pierce, Carolyn Brown, Fannie Mae Wright, Margeline Daniels, Leslie Joyner, Patsy Adams, Wanda Stinney, Deborah Williams, Rosie Lee Washington, Rose Williams, Sylvia Ford, (fourth row) Michael Garrett, Sandra Windall, Jackie Martin, Gloria Teasdell, Pattie Ferguson, Mattie Bennett, Johnny Francis, Yvonne Small.