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

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6 Student Life The social life of a student was as important as academics. The time be- tween classes allowed friends to be together and still gave them a chance to go to lockers. The daily routine of a student was full of pressure, so a smile and a friendly conversation was relax- ing. 140 Sports Keeping physically fit, entertaining spirited fans and engaging in competi- .e play summed up the entire sports scene. The awe-inspiring atmosphere seated at the Summerville game of- ered hope for a possible future victo- ry. 44 People Spending four years in one place with such an influx of different people resulted in many relationships being formed. You could have walked down the hall and seen faces that you have never seen before. 180 Clubs Student Council and the Spirit Club were functioning early in the school year. All during football season the Spirit Club kept the commons filled with encouraging messages. It was mid February however before the fif- teen other clubs were organized and meeting on a regular basis. The return of clubs after a year and a half was welcomed by both students and spon- sors. 112 Academics Priorities which were set for aca- demic achievement varied. Each stu- dent had a different goal. To do one’s best was all that was asked even though this was easier said than done. But with extra time and more attention in each class, one's best was easier to achieve. 198 Community A new look to the entire town brought about a feeling of community achievement. The involvement of youth made it easier to foresee their suc- cess in the community’s future. New faces and ideas constantly arrived, helping to create a perfectly well- rounded society. “heme Development 3 Homecoming 12 Prom 32 3raduation 42 Seniors 46 Juniors 72 Sophomores 82 Freshmen 92 Awards Banquet 178 Index 228