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

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The football team is able to keep smiling regardless of the pouring rain during the Christmas parade. Dwayne Newton stands proudly in front of posters and signs put up by the Spirit Club to support his fel- low football players. 10 Anticipating State I .

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Mrs. Hughes and Laura Bell don their 50’s outfits just before U.S. History class begins. Standing in a quiet hallway, Rolfe Martin reminisces about the fifties. Todd Sauls and Todd Osteen do their own thing on Dress-Up Day. Spirit Week 9

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Shannon Martin and Andy Harri- son converse at the reception held for the Bulldogs before the State game. Anticipating State Anticipation; It’s worth the wait! Spirit was the word to describe the pep rallies and other activities that involved the student body. Not only were the students in- volved but also the faculty and ad- ministration. Mr. Jarvis made the pep rallies much more interesting. Mrs. Rhode was always there when someone needed an encour- aging word to make them feel sure about the upcoming game. Mr. Jones kept his promise by doing a push-up for every point the foot- ball team scored the previous week. The Spirit Club was given a lot of recognition for helping with the activities that got people into the spirit. Spirit Club members hung various signs around the school to help boost the moral of the victori- ous Bulldogs. Every Friday morning students bombarded the central office to get a Bulldog paw on their face. Some students even went to the extent of getting their entire face painted half blue and half white. Spirit proved to be the key that made the football season so suc- cessful. Even the Bulldogs, them- selves agreed. Wylie Ellis, line- backer, said, “The pep rallies will always be remembered with fond- ness because everyone seemed to have a sense of pride for our school.’’ The Bulldogs pulled through and proved that they were the best. In the midst of a spirited pep ral- ly, Mr. Jones, keeping his promise to match the football team's score with push-ups. demonstrates his strength Sonya Fryar is seen in the central office getting a paw before the game. Anticipating State 11