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

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1 bve: Not only does Mrs. Rhodes receive a bulldog for her support of the Bulldogs, ■Iso lovely Jimmy Reed and the masked football player. Below: The Bonfire had to be fun if it caught John Brown and Co.'s interest. Above: Michael Ford may not have been as pretty as Joni Stringfield but he sure had the spirit of a real Bulldog at the Bonfire. Above: Watch as the conjure a portion for the Homecoming game and Billy Reed. Homecoming 27

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Above: It couldn't be a Bonfire without a fire could it? Spirit From Pep Rally Lights Bonfire point because he atsu wore a chwtrkiider mil Ihe wily change Ihr juniors had left was (hen ability louse their mouth . And when given the chance the juniors un- doubtedly had the nvo l (.pint. WeU to none of the ■union surprise, they won But just think, the juniors have to last another year at WHS At ieoM that mndvIheseniotal l better New on ntutwiay ihnt whs ■ boafnv 1 he bon hr alee proved to be fun While the niudenh watched the fire they got Ip know each other better and even participated m some of the cheers The »tudcnb- again showed their spirit which was cm present. Ihe bonfire was spon- sored by the N«Hko v l Ikwor Society Below: ''It must run in the family because they always follow each, says Terryr. Spirit Wii’k had mnnU’WitiB that suited the Walter- born High 5(h jl students taatCfl than any other wreck And once again the students lv»wt i their superior school spirit 1 luring ihe Pep Rallies the junUws were jvlftiil again ! the experience of the seniors. WcH of caune there were the cheerleader who kept a 71 the student interested | t least thr guv's I five ttnidfs started by showing the junior what a sign wo supposes! tnlnoklikc And if you ask any junior . :hn will ieH you that tin seniors’ sign was gigantic Well thal counted a one point for the seniors Then another for fimmy Reeve running around in a i heefteader suit hut Billy Reed gave the junior t a 26 Homecoming Above: Wonder if Mrs. Rhodes knows that M Strickland is looking for Justin, Above: You can't fool us Danny Thomas and Jade Gant, we know you aren't looking at the bonfire.

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Below: The Fifties never looked so good, but then again the fifties never had these Walterboro High School students The Fifties Day and Dress Up Day at Walter! High School showed that the students could di the old or bring in the new. Most students who participated in the fifites agreed that their parents enjoyed Fifties Da much as we do. It brought back memories of t high school days and those unforgettable hops. Penny loafers, varsity sweaters, bobby sc and leather jackets were all brought down from top of the closet. One by one the leather jackets bobby socks appeared. We had to admit that long skirts and work pants didn't look too bad. 1 they also were rather comfortable. But most of female students preferred their old blue jeans to long skirts. When it came down to the real facts all enjoyed fifties day. But so does the rest of country because today's fashions still reflect som the good old Fifties. The Walterboro High students went from Fifties to Dress Up Day with a touch of class. suits and dresses added an extra touch of beaut) Walterboro High. The guys wore suits that ranj from blue to white in color. And the young lad were truly beautiful. ¥ Because of the great support of both days we should be proud of ourselves and our school spii FROM OLD TO NEW Above: David Pollard said we should have a Dress Up Day more often because Valarie Williams, Jessica Fields, Annie Lawton, and Jackie Gant sure look good! 28 i Homecoming