Wampee Little River High School - Warpath Yearbook (North Myrtle Beach, SC)

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gs. S , Of all the aspects of school life scho- lastic achievement is one of the most important. Jimmy Collins, besides being active in many extracurricular activities which include the National Honor So- ciety, Annual Stafff and football, has maintained a high scholastic average throughout his six years at Wampee. His membership in the Beta Club and then the National Honor Society during all of those six years shows his academ- ic achievements. During his Senior year, Jimmy was chosen as 'Star Stu- dent and a National Merit Scholarship Finalist, the first one in Wampee's his- tory. Jimmy sets high goals and stan- dards for himself and meets these am- bitiously. Such qualities have deserv- ingly placed him in the Senior Hall of Fame. There are many things which go to make a person a leader. Breck Todd embodies many leadership qualities. During his junior year, he was Junior Class President, Student Council member, and a member of the Annual Staff. In Breck's senior year, he was Vice-President of the Senior Class, and Editor-in-Chief of the Smoke Signals. He has been a member of the National Honor Soci- ety, where he was treasurer for two years, since its formation. Breck also participates actively in many other clubs. Despite his many activities, he maintains a high scholastic average and is never too busy to help a friend. Generally the world of sports is a man's realm in which there is little chance for a girl. Here at Wampee, there is only one recourse for a sports minded female - Girls' Basketball. Gretchen Lewis displays her great athletic ability on the basketball court. Her Herce conndence and her great ability, couple to make her the type of ball player to be selected All- Conference two years in a row. Gret- chen is highly intelligent and shines in the classroom as well as on the playing court. Her ideas, like her playing style, are original and un- compromising.

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Look around the campus and listen for some- thing to be said about 'last nightis game and chances are Donald Edge is doing the talking. Don is one of Wampee's most sports-minded persons. He has played football and baseball throughout his high school years and has played well. Donald has been selected for the title of All-Conference Linebacker in his senior year. In basketball he is not far behind, He played the game in both his junior and senior years. For his athletic abilities Donald is a member of the Senior Hall of Fame, an honor he so well deserves. No matter how gloomy a morning may start off, one cheering note is always sure to be heard around the middle of first period. This is when Myra Joyner flys in with the absentee list. Her cheerful smile and warm laugh are capable of brightening the worst day or the blackest mood. Myra is always willing to help her friends in any way possible, and this is probably the reason you usually find her in the role of peacemaker. Myra is always jovial and friendly, and she is a welcome sight in the smoking area bumming cigarettes, or in the gym bumming a drink. She always seems to carry a ray of sunshine with her wherever she goes and uses it to brighten the people around her ff ' .-fgfr fiqf 'QI' 4. -P.,'-'rfb Y X il -16 ' ,Y K . 5-'ew 1' q bi Rather to be small and shed a light than big and cast a shadow. These words express the personality of Sue Thompson. Her warmth and friendliness make her a favorite wherever she goes. And her friends include almost every- one. Under her unimposing but lovely exterior beats a heart of purest gold. Her high standards are an example to her friends and a source of pride to ther parents. She is a member of many school clubs in which she takes an active part. Sue loves music and plays the piano with the same purity and grace that she does every- thing else. Beauty, character, talent, and per- sonality, it's hard to believe that all of these traits could exist in such an excellent molding of one person.

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