Wando High School - Legend Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

Legend 1983 Wando High School 1560 Mathis Ferry Rd. Mt. Pleasant, SC Volume X This year marks the tenth anmversity ot Wando High School Wando received its name from the Wando River, named tor the Indians who lived around it in the eighteenth century Wando has made many accomplishments and under gone many changes in its first ten years Three prmci pals have had a hand in Wando s development Mr Bergen. Mr. Reeves, and Mr Scott. We have seen a change in the school's appearance — the old smoking area has become a courtyard, complete with flowers and park benches The school has held eight state champion ships — all in girls' sports. The varsity cheerleaders placed sixth in the nation in 1981 Furthermore, the Wando band has done exceedingly well, constantly com peting and receiving superior'' ratings The Foreign Language Fair, held each year in Ladson, has been dominated by Wando; we have won first place every single year. The Warriors have shown to be generous donating large sums ot money, time, and food to various charities. Yes. Wando has proven itself an essential, msepara ble part ot the East Cooper community Wando s tirst ten years have been memorable, en oyable. and exciting Afterall. we're not ordinary anymore we re legend ary Student Life 2 Administration 17 Faculty 19 Classes 31 Beauties 91 Activities 99 Sports 107 Clubs ldb Closing 165 Ads 173 htle Page 1 WANDO AWAITS TT he seemingly short summers have brought about vast changes in Wando in the last ten years — and indeed since just last year. In 1973 when Wando first opened its doors, it did so without a history pod. A pod was just added in the last four years to replace the numerous trailers which Wando had. Also, the smoking area first began as the area between the gym, the vocational building, the band room, and the school. Years, however, have wrought changes in Wando. The trailers, for the most part, are gone — only six remain. The smoking area was changed from its first location to behind A pod, but it is now non existent, thanks to the regulations passed by the Charleston County School Board. The site of the old smoking area has become a courtyard, en- hanced by beautiful flowers and park bench- es. Perhaps the most significant change in Wando was the new stadium. For ten years, the Warrior football teams have used Jasper Green, located next to Moultrie, as a home held. Beginning with the 1983-1984 sched- ule, however, Wando will have its own stadi- um — for both football and track — right behind our gym. The new stadium will add a sense of belonging to the spirit of Wando, and, hopefully, it will add a few more confer- ence victories to our football teams’ records. 1. The sign says it all! 2. The Warrior courtyard is a popular trail. 3. lasper Green — Home of the Fighting Warriors. 4. Ms. Fisette hands out schedules. 5. The NEW Home of the Fighting Warriors. if 5 2 Student Lite WARRIORS’ RETURN 1. A freshman experiences a locker that works. 2. One of the last trailers remaining. 3. Colleen Czarnik arrives back at school. 4. These students arrive the first day. 5. A-pod — home of the history department. Student Life 3 m 'wir Rick Allen mikes some ettn money picking some sot! drinks it Sei Islind Riggly Wiggly Andy Nettles surfs in the summer for fun Working is i fork lift driver rs Shiwn Lishbrook Chrtsste Smyley is aught by the photognpher Cilvm Cochnne hings loose on i roller coister i student I t- CELEBRATE SUMMER The summer of 198? seemed short and wet! During a two day span. June 18 and 19. the iowcountry had seven and one halt inches of ram dumped on it by a tropical depression It seemed as if it would never stop raining However, when it did stop raining, many Wando Warriors could be seen wait mg in long traffic lines going to and from the beaches Many a Warrior could be seen strolling the beaches, swimming m the ocean, and sunbathing on the beach Yet. summer was not all fun Many Warriors were busy trying to earn money to spend during the school year Indeed, one could hardly walk into a grocery store without seeing a fellow student employed there. Grocery stores were not the only employers of Wando students Clothing stores, small businesses, camps, and the packing shed hired high school students Many students also earned extra, tax free money by employing themselves — cut ting lawns, raking leaves, and other odd obs Nearly everyone, though, found time — between the ram and work — for some kind of recreation Whether it was going to the beach, playing his favorite sport, or something else — the choice was up to the individual student Nevertheless, as all good things do. the summer came to an end School began the thirtieth of August, and another school year was at hand 1 David Cole works at McDonald's to earn money 2 Summer is work tor Teresa Meares 3. Trevor Cannon enjoys work at Snee Farm 4 For this Wamor it seems that it has been a rough day!! Student hie S WARRIORS’ FASHIONS AND 7 4 undo High School is fortunate r lijl enough to have a variety of people. ” Preppies, punk-rockers, and nor- mal people are all a part of Wando, and each group wears his own style of clothing. Preppies can easily be seen around the Wando campus. They wear Izod shirts, Ox- ford shirts, and, of course, Polo shirts. For the most part, their pants are also Izod. Pants and shirts are usually color-coordinat- ed with each other, with hair ribbons, and with watch bands. Of course, the outfit would not be complete with Izod socks. Prep- pies also finish their ensemble with Aigner accessories. Penny loafers, Docksides, and deck shoes are a part of a preppie's ward- robe; on the rare occasions when tennis shoes are worn, a preppie always wear Asahi. Punk rock groupies cannot be missed. Their hair is kinked; they always wear sun- glasses, and they frequently wear mini-skirts. Tiger-striped shirts and unmatched clothes round out their ensemble. Oh yeah, if you see someone walking around with safety pins in her ears, that is a punk rocker. The normal people are the hardest to spot. Sometimes they cross between the fine lines of preppie and groupie. Normal-ly, how- ever, they wear jeans. Usually they wear a nice shirt. They need not worry about color coordination (anything matches blue eans). Tennis shoes are their usual style. One can see that Wando is very diversi- fied!! 1. Ms. Johnson proves teachers are preps too! 2. Duck shoes — a must tor Charleston's wet weath- er. 3. Time out for some normal people. 4. Docksides are a comfortable casual. 5. Carolyn Turner sports an Aigner belt. 6. trod sweaters are popular among preps. 6 Student Life FADS 1. Editor snd business manager match colors. 2. Deck shoes — a trademark of preppies. 3. Preppies don penny loafers. 4. Scott Brown wears hod — what else? 5. Jeans are never out of style. 6. Brand names are everywhere. Student Life 7 WARRIORS SHOW SPIRIT 1 Coich Sweeney announces the 1982 football team 2 These Warriors always wear spirit ribbons 3 These Warriors primp lor their picture 4 Teachers also wear their spirit ribbons. 5 The cheerleaders' Heat lor Sertoma won first place i | | ando Warriors have some of the I [ j greatest spirit in all of Charleston Many Warriors patronae the Ser toma football games Warriors cheer long and loudly to see their team score. During the school year, the various sports activities such as football, volleyball, basketball, and wrestling also invite many avid fans. Warriors show spirit in other ways. too. The week before Homecoming is spirit week On each day. students are supposed to wear the proper outfits. For example: if it is crazy hat day, each student ideally wears some type of zany hat An exceedingly large amount of students do wear the right outfit of the day Many students pick our infamous pep ral- lies to show their spirit. At each pep rally, teachers, acting as judges, pick which class has yelled loudest At the end of the year, the class who has won the most pep rallies wins the spirit award Need I remind anyone that this year's seniors, the class of 1983, are the defending champions? Another way of showing school spirit is by buying spirit ribbons. They go on sale before each football and basketball game by the student council. The proceeds are used by Wando’s student council to aid in some school project. So remember, before each game, see a student council member and support Wando by buying a spirit ribbon. 8 Student tile AUGUST 30, 1982 E? — ugust 30, 1982, marked the beginning of a new school year for Wando — its tenth anniversary. To many students, it marked the end of a seemingly short sum- mer break and the start of a long school year ahead. The first real sign of school was picking up books. Warriors were given the week of August 16-20 to pick up books, with seniors, of course, receiving theirs first. In addition to receiving books, we also got a first-hand look at our schedules and teachers. During the day, it was not uncommon to hear a student say, Oh no!!! Look whom I got for math . The next sure sign of school was the Sertoma Classic. This year we played Bonds Wilson. The Warrior offense played long and hard, and our defense held Bonds Wilson to only one touchdown in our 7 to 0 loss. Being held on the twenty-seventh of August, this was a foreboding event pointing to that inevi- table day ahead; the first day of school was almost upon us. 1. This Warrior receives her schedule on the day before school. 2. Jennifer Suits picks up her Enttsh books. 3. Tbbie Jones and Kelley Passadaifue tel caufht by the camera the first day of school. Student Life 9 The senior year at Wando was the hard- est emotionally. At every cross road one would think, Wow, this is my last football game, basketball game, or Home- coming. Everything seemed sad in retro- spect. The only way to keep those memories were with souvenirs of the school events such as spirit ribbons, game tickets, and newspaper articles. The Junior-Senior was just as good as ever, but a little sadder. Then, the year came closer to an end when we received caps and gowns. The saddest day of our high-school career, graduation day, was then at hand. After all, we were no longer Wando Warriors. SENIORS 1. the senior lunch table. 2. Fred Rodewoldt leads the seniors in cheers. 3. looks like these girls are enjoying lunch. 4. Laura Hyatt and friends with THE sign! 5. Seniors always enjoy their study halls. 3 y,, 10 AT THEIR BEST! Student Life 11 WANDO’S 12 Student Lite A ne s sophomore year at Wando is quite 1:1 relaxing. Already one has exper- tenced Wando's fastpaced life. The sophomore year was a little more special than the freshman year because one had a greater affinity toward the school — the football games seemed better, and the soph- omore class showed much improvement at pep rallies. This is the year, however, that the curriculum got harder, and for the first time in some of our lives, we studied!!!! 1. Catherine Sluhr asks the office for info. 2 Chuckie Realm and Billy SwaRs show their spirit with spirit ribbons. 3. Sophomores study for a test. 4. These sophomores horse around tor the camera. 5. Cindy Seymour reflects the way kmch tasted. SURPRISING SOPHOMORES Student Li e 13 if inding myself a junior, I could hardly believe it. Were two years of high school already behind me? This year was the true test. The yunior year, for the most part, is one’s hardest year academically. However, this was also the best year. Juniors received rings, and, this, in itself, makes the whole year fantastic. The Junior-Senior was also a great experience. One really felt impor- tant in his tuxedo going out with his fellow juniors and seniors. Also, at the end of the year, one could finally say, ‘7 am a senior. , something he had wanted to say for eleven years. 1. Kelley Koeper cuts her eyes is it to siy, Don't you dire tike my picture. 2. Sheili lohnson must not be superstitious. 3. Kii Dilling cnms it the list minute. 4. Lunch cm be hectic is this girl leirns. 5. This cliss try to leirn their miteriil before the big test. JUNIORS HAVE TRYING 14 Student Lite 1 Will this teacher ever stop talking? 2 Taking notes IS all what it is cranked up to be 3 Coach Kirk times freshmen sprinting 4 Tlorne Miller wastes no time on her test 5 Freshmen grow smaller every day 6 Robbie Igoe and Florrie Miller make a nice pair ntermg my freshman year at Wando. I I was really terrified I felt as if would get lost just opening up the front door. When the bell rang for us students to come in. I could feel my heart pounding — oh no. will I ever find my homeroom ? Frightened as was. did find my homeroom that first day and all of my other classes Although terri- fied of Wando at first. I quickly found out one thing about it. Wando was a huge, once m a- il fe time experience FRESHMEN 16 Student hie MOULTRIE CONSTITUENT DISTRICT 2 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Left to right: Mr. Kenneth Writ on. Chairman, Dr. J. Fit harris, Dr. J. Roitrch, Mrs. S. Mellichamp, and Dr. K. Shuler Wando High School opened in 1973 and has increased in size each year. The expected enrollment is 1600 students in grades 9-12 this year. This is the only high school in District 2 of Charleston County. Mr. William H GUden is Area Assistant Superintendent, and Dr. Ronald A. McWhirt is County Superintendent. Mr. Kenneth Wrixon is Chairman of the District 2 School Board. Also serving on the District 2 Board are Mrs. Susan Mellichamp, Dr. Timothy Fitzharris, Dr. John Roitzch, and Dr. Ken Shuler. uplmi) mom I S____ Mr. William H. GUden, Urea Assistant Superintendent Administration 17 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS Our principal, Mr. Scott, expressed his teelmgs about Wando's student body (past, present, luture) for our special tenth year anniversary edition. The Past: Realization that Wando High School is only as good as the student body and staff. The Present: The finest student body anywhere .. . very cooperative, caring, and respectful for others. The Future: We see the trend continu- ing and Wando students steadily improving in academic accomplishments. Mr. lenmngs Austin, Assistant Principal BS — Fast Tenn. State, MAT — The Citadel Mr. Carroll Davis, Assistant Principal BA — Methodist. MAT — The Citadel Mr. Andrew Stamp, Community School Director BA — Bowdoin, MFD — Univ. of Virginia 18 Admimslration STAFF — SUPPORT SERVICES Mrs. Marie L. Likes, Secretary Principal's Office Iks. Eleanor Simpson. Bookkeeper Iks. Rosemary Misenhelter, Main Office Iks. Sandra A ringer. Secretary Mrs. Mane Likes, Secretary Principal's Office Mrs Rosemary Misenhelter, Mam Office Mrs Eleanor Simpson. Bookkeeper Mrs Sandra Avinger, Guidance Secretary Mrs Mary Anne Lihenthal. Attendance Mrs Betty Chaconas. Nurse Mrs. Likes, secretary to the Principal's Office manages office files and records, faculty and staff personnel records, payroll and time sheets for faculty and staff, mail distribution, the phones and discipline cor- respondence. Mrs. Misenhelter, Mam Office secretary, controls the academic and personal re- cords of all students, out going correspon- dence, inter office and faculty memos, stu- dent's transcripts, the phones and disci- pline correspondence. Mrs. Simpson, the bookkeeper, handles all of Wando s receipt books, accounts pay- able and receiveable, purchasing of school supplies departmental purchases, and dub financial records. Mrs. Avinger, the guidance secretary, assists the guidance counselors with all student related correspondence, student class schedules, and college transcripts correspondence. The attendance department has the re- sponsibility of keeping attendance, tardies, students leaving school early and return- ing. M Lihenthal We started off the 1982-83 school year with all students being up-to-date with his immunizations except about 30 students. We hope that means we will have a happy, healthy Student Body this year. Thanks to many helpers from study hall, we were able to get our records straight. . . . B. Chaconas Mrs Mary Anne Lihenthal. Attendance Mrs. Betty E. Chaconas, Nurse Office Staff 19 LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT Ms. Carolyn Black, Chairperson BA — High Point College, MA — The Citadel Mrs. Marianne Albrecht Student Council BA — Columbia. MED — The Citadel Mr. St. Man Brown BA - Allen Umv. Mrs. Mary Heath Y-Club BA - Wmthrop. MAT — The Citadel Ms. Adair Johnson BA — Columbia. MA — Umv. of Tenn. Mrs. Katherine McDermott Junior Class BA — College of Charleston Mrs. Jeanette Mullen BA — Carson-Newman. MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Sara Paggi Wmthrop Callenge Team BS — Wilmington. MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Deborah Reilly BA — Umv. of Iowa. MA — Umv. of Iowa Ms. Prances Saunders BA — Paine College Mrs. Jeannette Van Aa st BA — Taylor Univ.. MRE — N Y. Theolog. Mrs. Beverly Varnado Student Council BA — Texas Women's Umv. The English Department has designed its program to meet the needs of all students at Wando. We offer on all grade levels a choice of courses in advanced placement classes, college preparatory classes, and general classes. With this program we provide a comprehensive study for students entering college or the business world as well as meet the challenge of exceptional students. An intensive Remedial English program is offered to help some students improve reading and writing skills. In addition to these courses needed to meet the four language arts re- quirements. our department offers electives. As a general rule, summer school should be for those students who wish to repeat a level of English. ... C. Black Sitting: C. Black. D. Reilly. J. Mullen. B. Varnado. F. Saunders. J. Van Aalst, Standing: K. McDermott. M. Albrecht. M. Heath, J. Brown. A. Johnson 20 Faculty PARENT — TEACHER — STUDENT ASSOCIATION Mrs. Beverly O'Keefe, Chairperson Mrs. Maxine Flemming Mr. John Gainey . Mrs. Alys Ann Patterson The PTSA is dedicated to supporting Wando in every beneficial way possible: in its educational programs, extra curricular activities, in the interests and accomplish- ments of its faculty and students. We enjoy promoting the spirit and the goals of Wando. both within the school and in the East Cooper Community. It is a pleasure to work with the students, faculty, staff and parents. ... A. Patterson A. Patterson, J. Gainey, M. Fleming not pictured: B. O'Keefe, President WANDO ADVISORY COUNCIL Lance Vemer, Mrs Matthews. Mrs. Walton, Buuy Nelson (Not Pictured: Mr. Stamp, Ms. Evans, Mrs. Gainey, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. O'Keefe, Mr Sweeney. Mr. Williams, Gail Linyard Mr. Andrew Stamp, Chairperson Ms. Betsy Evans Mrs. Janede Gainey Mrs. Clarice Graham Mrs. Patrice Matthews Mrs. Beverly O'Keefe Mr. Wayne Sweeney Mrs. Phyllis Walton Mr. Lyons Williams Gad Linyard Buzzy Nelson Lance Vemer The WAC’s major responsibility is to complete the Annual School Report. This report is a priority list of needs for each pupil classification (eg. 9-12, vocational, handicapped, etc.) at Wando. The list of needs, along with strategies and a budget for meeting those needs, is sent to the Moultrie District Superintendent office, the County Superintendent's office, and finally to the State Department of Education Of- fice of Accreditation and Administrative Services of appraisal. ... A. Stamp Faculty 21 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ms. Jane Johnson, Chairperson BA — Columbia. MED — The Citadel Mr. Marc Drews Drew's Crew BA — College of Charleston. MED — The Citadel Mrs. Ann Douty BA — St. Andrew's Presbyterian Mrs. Brenda Kay BS — Winthrop. MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Sandrale Pinckney BA - City College. MED — The Citadel Mr. Everette Remington Stage Band. PAC AA — Pensacola Jr. College, BS — Southern III. Umv.. MED — The Citadel Ms. Betty Sharpe Cheerleaders AB — Newberry, MED — The Citadel Mrs. Marsha Sharpe BA — University of Richmond Mrs. Sue Tisdale National Honor Society, Math Team BA - Umv. of N.C., MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Jerry Weise National Honor Society. Winthrop Challenge Team BA — Southwestern, MA T — The Citadel The Math Department offers General Math I through AP Calculus levels to meet all needs — graduation requirements, tech, schools, and college. There are ten teachers The teachers are involved as sponsors for clubs and activities. ... 7. Johnson Sitting: J. Johnson, S. Pinckney, A. Douty, B. Kay, E. Remmington Standing: J. Weise, S. Tisdale (not pictured: M. Drews, M. Sharpe, B. Sharpe) 22 Faculty GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. hinny M. Hawkins, Director AB — Newberry College, MED — Citadel Mrs. Alberta H. Fernandez Teddy's Bears BA - S.C. State, MS - SIU Ms. Susan Jacobs AB — Barry College, MED — Midwestern Univ. Ms. Carol Knight BS - U.S.C.. MA — The Citadel J. Hawkins S. Jacobs A. Fernandez C. Knight The Guidance Department staff consists of three fulltime counselors, one part-time vocational counselor and a secretary. Our one basic obligation is to serve students by providing educational, career, social and personal counseling. Guidance maintains an extensive collection of occupational in- formation. college catalogues and other reference materials useful in assisting stu- dents with college and career planning. We encourage students to visit our office to talk with a counselor, research colleges or explore careers. ... J Hawkins MEDIA CENTER Mrs. Eugenia Johnson, Media Specialist Librarian Assistants Service Group BA — Bennett College, MED — The Citadel Mrs. Audrey Ciappa, Media Aide Mrs. Donna Whitlock, Media Specialist Media Club BA — Univ. of S.C., ML — Univ. of S.C. The Wando High School library opened its doors Aug. 1973 with approximately 15,000 books. Plans and organization of this library were done by Mrs. Cain, now retired, and Mrs. Johnson under the Pnnci- palship of Mr. Bergen and Mr. Gilden. The library has made many changes since it opened in 1973. It has developed into a more warm and inviting atmosphere where students really enjoy the surroundings. The library has approximately 18.313 volumes at the present. . . . E. Johnson D. Whitlock, E. Johnson, A. Ciappa Faculty 23 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Ms. Dm Berkhan, Chairperson Yearbook BS — College of Charleston, MA — Wake Forest Mrs. Sheryl Blackford BA — Mary Baldwin, MAT — Converse Ms. Elizabeth Cleveland BA — Mary Baldwin, MAT — Umv. of S.C. Mrs. Suzanne Kennerty Senior Class BA — Columbia, MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Wynona Mills BA — Southwestern, MA — La. State Umv. Mr. Robert Pavlisko BS — Bowling Green State Umv. Mrs. Kara Simmons Yearbook BA — Belmont College Mr. Norwood Smoak BS — College of Charleston, MAT — The Citadel Mr. Roy Williams AB - USC. MA - USC Mr. Steven Tate BA — Emory and Henry College Baseball The Social Studies Department includes both the social sciences and the behavioral sciences. Semester and year long courses are offered at all grade levels and for all students, regardless of ability or future goals. The Social Studies Department, consisting of twelve teachers, is the second largest department at Wando and reaches approximately fifteen hun- dred students. ... D Berkhan Sitting: N. Smoak. R. Williams. R. Pavlisko Standing: D. Berkhan, E. Cleveland, K. Simmons, W. Mills, S. Kennerty (not pictured: S. Tate, S. Blackford, C. Davis, L. Grendahl) 24 Faculty OFFICE OCCUPATIONS — BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sitting: J. Cannady. E Higgins, R. Schweers Standing K Olson, P. Johnstone. G. Hazelton, P Matthews FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT ft. Williams, B. Kerr, L. Edgerton. R. Wiley (not pictured: A. Householder) Mrs. Ruby H. Schweers. Chairperson AB — Lenoir Rhyne College. MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Joyce Cannady BS — Wmthrop College. MA — Appalachian State Mrs. Georgia W. Hazelton FBLA BS — Alabama State Univ.. MA — Atlanta Univ. Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins BS - S.C. State College. MED - The Citadel Mrs. Phyllis Johnstone BS - Wmthrop Mrs. Patrice Matthews FBLA BS - U.S.C., MED - The Citadel Mrs. Kathleen L. Olson Trading Post BS — Shippmsburg State College The Business Department is designed to give students entry level employment skills. It also provides skills for personal use. The world of business plays an impor- tant role in the lives of all citizens. Schweers Mrs. Wilma Williams, Chairperson BS. MFA — Ohio Univ. Ms. Laura Edgerton Art Club, Surf Club BS — Manhattan College Mrs. Anne Householder MAT — The Citadel. Bmusic — Univ. of Tenn. Mr. Basil Kerr BME — Univ. of Miami Mr. Roger Wiley PAC BM — Univ. of Chicago, MM — Univ. of S. Dakota______________________________ Our philisophy of fine arts must profess the belief that each student should develop his potential to the fullest, and meet his intellectual, moral, aesthetic, and social needs as an individual, an American citizen and a member of the world community. We believe in the worth of the individual, the individuality of learning and the value of creative instruction. ... W. Williams Eaculty 25 NATURAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. James Hilton, Chairperson BS — S.C. State Mrs. Julie Cliff Marine Science Club BA — Queen’s College, MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey Senior Class BA — Winthrop Mr. Allen Horn Football, Wrestling, Baseball BS — Tenn. Tech. Univ. Ms. Caroline Reed BS — College of Charleston, MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Sue Steed One Way BA — Winthrop, MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Phyllis Walton Science Club — Jets BS — Troy State Univ. Mr. Reginald Wright Afro-Amencan Club BS — S.C. State. MS — Virginia State _________________ Everyone is affected by scienti- fic research and technology, should have opportunities to team what science really is, how it got that way, and how to cope with the conditions which science creates. Wando Science Department pre- sents a program that involves the development of attitudes, process skills, and concepts, necessary to meet the needs of our students in a changing society. ... J. Hilton 26 Facutty M. Sharpe, S. Steed, F. Walton. It. Wri tit (not pictured: J. CRH, F Harvey, J. Hilton, A. Horn, C. Reed SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT T. Redly. R. Wright M. Holt, C. Woods. C. Somers. S. Breland, Fisette substituting for Diana Kerr Mr. Thomas Reilly, Chairperson Soccer BSMA — George Washington Umv.. Ed.D. — Umv. of Southern Cal. Ms. Sarah Breland BS — College of Charleston, MED — The Citadel Mrs. Miriam G. Holt BSPE - Umv. of N.C. Mrs. Diana Kerr MED - The Citadel Ms. Courtney Somers BA — College of William and Mary Mrs Cathy S. Woods BA — Clemson Umv.. MED — The Citadel Mr. Robert Wright Boy’s Varsity Basketball. Tennis BS — S.C. State College The Special Education Department has mirrored the growth of Wando High School over the past ten years. The diversity of the curriculum and student population has necessitated the development of special programs. T. Reilly HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT L Mrs. Jane Fulton FHA AB — West Virginia Umv. Mrs. Cheryl Tolley BA — Fairmont State College C. Tolley, J. Fulton The Home Economics Department con- cerns itself with teaching students “life skills that will be useful throughout a lifetime. Students are involved in many activities that develop skills in human growth and development, consumerism, home arts, personal development and health and welfare of the individual and family. The Home Economics Department also sponsors the Future Homemakers of America organization (FHA). FHA helps the student to become tomorrow's efficient parent, consumer and whole human being. Some of the courses are: Home Economics. Clothing and Textiles. Foods and Nutrition, Family Life Education, Child Development, and Housing and Home Furnishings. ... J. Fulton Facu ty 27 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Laure H. Grendahl. Chairperson Latin Club BA — U.S.C., MED — The Citadel Ms. Merrily Acre French Club BA — Baptist College. MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Wallis S. Berry Spanish Club BA — Wmthrop College. MED — The Citadel Mrs. Catherine T. Davis German Club BA - U.S.C. Ms. Bessie M. Gonzales Spanish Club BA — Southwestern College. Yale Univ., Southern Conn. State College The Foreign Language Department offers Wando students four different languages from which to choose. French. Spanish. German, and Latin are taught by five faculty members, and students may take up to four years of each language. _______________________L. Grendahl Sitting: B. Gonzales. W. Berry Standing: M. Arce. L. Grendahl PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Linda White. Chairperson GAA. Volleyball. Varsity Basketball BS — Wmthrop Ms. Karen Leigh Cook GAA. JV Basketball. Track BS — Appalachian State Univ. Mr. Allen Horn Football, Wrestling. Baseball BS — Term. Tech. Univ. Mr. Tom Kirk Football. Track BS — Lees McRae Gardner Webb Mr. Albert Spalviero. Athletic Director Wrestling MED - The Citadel Mr. Wayne Sweeney Football — Varsity Head BS — Murray State Univ. Master's — Murray State Univ.. Ky. The Physical Education Department believes that the physical aspect of a student's educa- tion is for most in developing a well-rounded and well-adjusted individual. To that end. we offer a program designed to produce healthy bodies. __________________________________... L White Bottom Row K. Cook. L. White Top Row W. Sweeney. A. Horn. T. Kirk, A. Spalviero 28 Faculty TRADE AND INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT Sitting: B. Murdock, J. Craven, L. Lampkin, I. Bussey Standing N. Early, Chairperson (not pictured C. Daniels) Mrs. Nanette Early, Chairperson JV Cheerleaders BS — Kent State Mr. Issiah Bussey MS Degree. Masonry Mr. Jim Craven Key Club, Football. Baseball. Golf BS — Baptist College, MED — The Citadel Mr. Clinton Daniels BS — Beafort Tech., Welding 2 Mr. Leroy Lampkin MS — S.C State. Automotive Club Mr. Bertram Murdock MA — Degree. Welding 1 The Vocational Department at Wando provides the students with the opportunity to explore a trade or career. Courses of- fered in the vocational department include: pre-voc.. mechanical drawing and drafting, electricity, welding, masonary and auto- mechamcs. Students will become familiar with many of the various tools and tech- niques used in industry. . N. Early AIDES AND SUPERVISED STUDY Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke Resource Aide Ms. Elizabeth Keitt Resource Aide Mrs. PreH Pinckney Resource Aide The aide 's purpose is to help the stu- dents with their assignments. In their de- partment the students may take a little longer to grasp some of the material: how- ever. the extra help they need is available. ... E Clarke Mrs. VerdeUe German Supervised Study Mrs. Constance Resch Supervised Study Mrs. Dolores Riggs Supervised Study As Study Hall Proctors, we would like to know that we have been able to accomo- date the students who prefer to have a quiet time of the school day when they can read or do their assignments. ... D. Riggs FacuUy 29 LUNCH STAFF Mrs. Barbara Colley, Manager Mrs. Corrine Davis Mrs. Frances GaUUard Mrs. Mary Green Mrs. Valerie Heyward Mrs. Charlotte Kennedy Mrs. Virginia Rouse Mrs. Mary Stokes Mrs. Regina Washington Mrs. Dolly Young The lunchroom supervisor and employees prepare approximately 950 lunches per day. The department purchases food and supplies weekly as needed. They also issue lunch tickets to students each month. Daily reports and monthly inventory of food and supplies are part of the lunchroom system. The lunch is wholesome, well-balanced and is served for 55 cents. Students usually con- duct themselves in the correct manner. .. B. Colley Mr. Tony Sedell, Maintenance Supervisor Mrs. Margaret Alston Mrs. Marie Blake Mrs. Alice Bostic Mrs. Martha Brown Mrs. Gwyn Conyers Mrs. Bertha Gathers Mrs. Diane GiHiard Mrs. Edna Green Mr. Joe Hayward Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs. Lillian Major Mrs. Willa Manigault Mr. Calvin Shepard Mrs. Jacquelyn Singleston Mr. Richard Winns The Custodial Department is responsible for the cleanliness, sanitation, safety and mamten- cance of all school facilities and equipment. In addition to cleaning classrooms, restrooms, and halls, they maintain campass grounds, wall lockers, and coordinate with District specialty shops. ... T Sedell Sitting C. Kennedy, D. Young, B. Cooley, R. Washington Standing V. Rouse, V. Heyward, C. Davis, M. Green CUSTODIAL STAFF Sitting: R. Winns, L. Major, D. Gilliard, J. Singleton Standing: A. Bostic, J. Hayward, M. Brown, W. Manigault, B. Gathers, M. Alston, M. Johnson, £. Green, M. Blake, G. Conyers, T. Sedell 30 Faculty During the 1982-1983 school year, 1563 students attended Wando High: 316 seniors, 409 juniors, 411 sopho- mores, and 427 freshmen. Each class, as always, elected class presidents as represen- tatives to Wando's Student Council. Class presidents were as follows: senior class president, Beth Payne; junior class presi- dent, Trevor Canon; sophomore class presi- dent, Bernard Steed; freshman class presi- dent, Chris Wagner. These class presidents spearheaded the efforts of their respective classes toward accomplishing a great deal in the school year. Through the efforts of both the class presidents and the classes, the 1982-1983 became a year to remember. Division Page 31 The class of 19821983 is a class that will not be forgotten. We are the 10th class to graduate from Wando High School. We will always have great memories of Wando. Our homecoming, Wando v. Bat- tery Creek, at Jasper Green, the Junior Sen- ior at the Francis Marion Hotel, the senior trip in the Bahamas with Mrs. Weise and Mrs. Pinckney, the powder puff game spon- sored by the French Club will always be counted as cherished memories. We will nev- er forget meeting at Norman's after Friday- night games, and lunchroom duty with Coach Pavlisko. Though our high school careers are com- ing to an end, we have no regrets although some of us will be lowly Freshmen again. After graduation, we will walk in our sepa- rate ways, but since we are the class of 1983, we will remain this class m spirit. ... 5. Payne The Senior Committee is an essential part of Wando High. Each year, all teachers nominate the Seniors that they think will serve the school well. This list is then compiled and sent out to the teach- ers. The teachers, in turn, vote for the best students out of this list. The students who receive the most votes become the Senior Committee. The 1982-1983 Senior Commit- tee consists of 18 people: Mary Reid, Sally Miller, Tania Toney, Gail Linyard, Isetta Coakley, Veronica Washington, Mary Louise Frampton, Beth Payne, Susan Dalton, Jenni- fer Rogers, Priscilla Ford, Eddie Bello, Andy Gross, Michael Patterson, Doug James, Terry Bryan, Duval Euland, Beth Murray. The Sen- ior Committee is sponsored by Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Kennerty. Both the Committee and the sponsors work hard during the school year. They build a float for homecoming, raise money for the Senior present, and make decisions concerning graduation. Wan- do's Seniors are fortunate to have this distin- guished group working for them. 32 Seniors SHEREE MICHELE ALBERS KIMBERLY JOYCE ALBRECHT Senior Y Club 3; Junior Y Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Class Miss I — Runner-up 2, 3; Drama Club 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3 FREDRICK EUGENE ALLEN Spanish Club 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 3. 4 ELLIOTT KARL ALTMAN BRADLEY GARRARD ANDERSON Key Club 4: Latin Club 4: German Club 4; Fbla 2; Jets 4; Wrestling I, 2; Boys' Track 1. 3 VIOLA YYANNETTE ANDERSON Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4 RODNEY ASCUE TODD JEFFREY ASTLES KATHY DENISE BAKER GAA 4 BERTHA LEE BARNWELL TRACY JEAN BARTLETT NORMAN EDWARD BELLO JR. Key Club I. 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Honor Roll I, 2; Art Club I: Boys' State 3; Intramural Basketball 3. 4; Senior Committee; Football 3. 4; J.V. Football 2 Semors 33 PATSY ANN BENNETT MOSE RAY BERLINSKY LAURA MICHELE BLACK BRACEY JAMES BLACKBURN Key Club 2, 3: Sophomore Squire; ANN MARIE BORNSCHEMER STEPHANIE ANN BOWLES JOSEPH ANTHONY BOZZELI RUSSELL N. BRADLEY NANCY PAULINE BRIDGHAM Latin Club I, 2; Junior Y Club 1, 2 — Sec.; Senior Y Club 4: Who's Who 4; Powder Puff 2 ANDREA MONIQUA BROWN Songsters 3; Fashion Designing 4; Spanish Club 2; Junior Marketing 3 — V.P. Marketing; Attendance 2; Afro-American 3. 4; Trad. Post 4 JANELE MONIQUE BROWN Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 — V.P; Junior Committee; Soph Squire; Junior Achievement; FBLA 3. 4; Who’s Who 3, 4; Society ol Dis. Am High Sch. Students 3, 4. Hall ol Fame: J. V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; LEROY MATTHEW BROWN 34 Seniors SCOTT DAVID BROWN Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Marine Science 3, 4; Soccer 4 VICTOR LEROY BROWN Art Club 4; Junior Achievement 4; Performing Arts Club 4; Media Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4 WILLIAM HENRY BROWN, III YVONNE ANNETTE BROWN TERRY JEROME BRYAN PETER COLEMAN BURKHART ANITA FAY BUTLER Junior y Club I, 2; Pep Club; Library Assistants 3; Honor Roll 3; Speech Club 4 CATHERINE HOPE CAMERON ANDREW DAVID CAMPBELL KAYLORA MARIE CAMPBELL MARTINE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Junior y Club 1; Library Assistant I; Art Club I, 2; Junior Achievement 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Girls' Track 3 MICHELLE DENISE CANTRELL Semors 35 MARY KATHERINE CLUNE Inter Club 4; Choraleers 1, 2, 3, 4 — President, Key Club 1; Junior Y Club; 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Performing Arts Club 4 ANGELA MARIE COAKLEY GAA 3; Afro-American 3 ISETTA CLARETTA COAKLEY Flags 3, 4; Songsters 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. 4; FBLA 2; Afro-American 3, 4; Senior Committee KEISHA LYNN COAXUM Library Assistants 3, 4; Afro-American 2, 3; Legend staff 2; CALVIN CURTIS COCHRANE DAVID ALLEN COLE BAND 2, 3; Stage Band 3; Who's Who 3 ERIC PATRICK COOKE TANYA KAY CORBIN National Honor Society 3, 4 — Sec.; Senior y Club 4: Junior Y Club 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; French Club 2; Class Miss 1, 2; Who's Who 4; Soc. of Dis Am. High Sch. Students 4; Performing Arts Club 4: Fell, of Chris. Athletes 4; Hall of Fame: Biggest Flirt; Var. Cheerldr. 3, 4 — Co-cap; JV Cheerleader I, 2 — Captam ROBERT GERALD CRATES Oft. Mon. 4; Football 3. 4; JV Ftbl. 1, 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4 36 Semors JENNIFER MARIE CUMMINGS COLLEEN MICHELLE CZARNIK SUSAN LEIGH DALTON Inter Club 4; Nat Honor Soc. 3. 4; Band I, 2, 3 — Band Captain, 4 — Band Captain Pres.; Stage Band: Key Club 3. 4; tumor Y Club 1; Legend Stall 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4: Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 3. 4; Columbia Scholar; Senior Committee; Hall of Fame PERRY ELIZABETH DEANS Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Y Club 4; Honor Roll 1; FBLA 4: FCA 4 JAMES RANDALL DEARING ANNE MARIE DELBENE Spanish Club 3, 4; Senior Y Club 4; Junior Y Club 1, 2: French Club I; Sophomore Squire; Manne Science; PAC; Science Award 1 ANGELA DINGLE Inter Club 4: Flags 2: Songsters 3; Fash. Designing 4; Senior Y Club 4: Class Miss I, 2; FBLA 3: Teddy Bears 2. 3, 4; Trading Post 4; Best Dressed RICHARDINE DINGLE Inter Club 3: Band I. 2; Senior Y Club 3; Office Monitors 4; Afro-American 2, 3. 4 MARCIA CORRINE DISBROW Semors 37 MICHELLE MARIE DRESSLER KATHLEEN RUTH DUNHAM ANTHONY TOOMER DUPRE, JR. CHRISTOPHER OSBORNE DYE CAROL YN DAWN EDWARDS Guidance monitor 3; Junior Achievement 2; FBLA 2 CONSTANCE GENEVA EDWARDS Pom Pon 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; FBLA 4; Teddy Bears 2, 3. 4 BROOKE MARGARET EISENHOWER Key Club 3. 4; Senior Y Club 4; Honor Roll I, 2: French Club 1. 2; Jets 4; Drama Club I; Junior Marshal 3; P C. Junior Fellow 3 HOLLY BETH ELGISON Junior Y Club I, 2; Guidance Monitors 2; Drama Club 2, 3: Per. Arts Club 4: J. V. Cheerleader 2 SAMUEL JEROME ELLIS Junior Committee 3: Sophomore Squire 2; J. V. Football 1 RICHARD LEE ELVIS JOHNETTE DENISE ENGLISH Student Council 3; Nat Honor Society 4; Senior Y Club 1. 2, 3; Honor Roll I, 2; French Club 3; Science Club 3 — V.P.; Who's Who 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 4; Class Secretary 2; Block C.P. Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Var. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' JV Basketball 7th, 8th; Tennis 8th, 1. 2, 3 LESLIE SAMANTHA EVANS Senior Y Club 4; Junior Y Club 2; Manne Science 4; Trading Post 4; Drama Club 2, 3: PAC 4: Powder Pull 1, 2, 3. 4 38 Seniors CARLA CHRISTINE FISK JAMES HENRY FLEMING Varsity Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3 LORRAINE YVETTE FORD PRISCILLA FORD Spanish Club 3: Girls' Track 2; FBLA 2, 3: Afro-American 2, 3, 4; FCA; Who's Who 4: Senior Committee DAMON LAMAR FORDHAM Band 2, 3. 4 WILLIAM JEFF FOSTER MARY LOUISE FRAMPTON Key Club 1, 2; Senior Y Club 3, 4; Junior Y Club 1, 2; Guidance Mon. 2; Senior Committee; Junior Achieii. 4; Legend stafl 3; Who's Who 3; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 4; Hall ol Fame. Homecoming Court 4 CHRISTOPHER GLENN FRAZIER Football 3; J.V. Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3. 4 DEANNA LYN FRAZIER Semors 39 LISA WILDER GALUGAN Nat Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Winthrop Challenge 4; Songsters I, 2; Lat Club 2, 3; Sr. Y Club 3; Jr. Y Club 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Sc. Club 1; Soph. Squire; Mar. Sc. 4; Who's Who 3: Jr. Marshal; Powder Puff 2, 3. 4; Miss Wando Finalist: Hall ol Fame 4: Hugh O’Brien SI. Soph. Rep.: Track 1: Var. Cheerleader 3 MARK CURTIS GANDY VIVIAN GANT Pom Pon 1; Junior Achiev. 3; Drama Club 2, 4 MARY ELLEN GARRISON Trading Post 4: Drama Club 3, 4 WILLIAM JEFFREY GERMAN WILLIAM CURTIS GIBBONS Bus Driver 3. 4 TAMMY ANN GLEATON Senior Y Club 3; Surf Club 4; Art Club 4: Marine Science 3 — Treas; Powder Pull 1, 2, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3 FRANK PATRICK GOSS Library Assistants 1; Media Club I; Wrestling 1 ERIC LAWRENCE GOTTEMOELLER Golf 1, 2. 3 — Captain; French Club 1; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4 CAROL MARGARET GREEN Guidance Mon. I; Office Mon. 4; FBLA 3 MARVIN GREEN ROMANIA ANN GREEN Flags 2; Songsters 2, 3; Fash. Design 4; Latin Club 3; GAA 1, 2, 4; Afro-American 2, 3, 4; Trading Post 4: Track 2 — Manager 40 Semors BRENDA LEE GREGG ANDREW FRANK GROSS Nat Honor Soc. 4; Band 1; Library Assistant 3; Honor Roll I: French Club 2; Who's Who 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 4; lumor Marshal; Golf 2. 3. 4 — Co Captam; Senior Committee: Hall of Fame CHRISTINE MICHELLE HARKINS JOANNE HARRISON PAMELA GRACE HATFIELD SUSAN PATRICIA HEIN SHERYL LYNN HENDERSON Pom Pon 2. 3: Honor Roll 3; French Club I: Speech Club 1; FBLA 4 RICHARD DEAN HENDRIX Inter Club 4: Key Club 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4 — Pres.; Pep Club 2, 3: French Club I: It. Ach. 3; Soccer 3. 4; Powder Puff Queen Cand 3; Cmtan Youth Con. 1: Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Best Dressed ROBERT ALEXANDER HICKEN ELIZABETH BUYS HILL Jr. Y Club 1, 2; Drill Team 1; Surf Club 4 — V.P.; Speech Club 4; Art Club 4; Marine Sci. 3; Drama Club 3, 4: Powder Puff 2; Cheerleader 2 — JV JUDY RENEE HODGE One Way Club 3. 4 JENNIFER ELISABETH HODGIN Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2; Songsters 1; Latin Club 2; Jr Achiev 2; Drama Club 3. 4 Seniors 41 LAURA LIZETTE HYATT Student Council 1, 2; Bond I, 2. 3. 4 — Drum Ma or; Flags 4; Stage Band 2, 3: Latin Club I. 2 — Treas. 3; Junior Y Club 2: Pep Club 1, 2; Legend Stall 2; Who's Who 4 LISA ISON Nat Hon Soc 4; Songsters 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Who 's Who 4; PAC 4. legend stall 3. 4 — Faculty Fd Senior Class DOUGLAS RANDALL JAMES Nat Hon Soc. 3. 4; Spanish Club 4; Honor Roll 1. 2: Chess Club 1. 2. 3 — V.P.; Who's Who 3; Soc. ol Dis Am. High Sch Students 4: Boys’ State 3: Goe s Sch. 3; Furman Scholar; Frskine Scholar; Sr. Comm.; Hall ol Fame LAVERN JAMES JEFFERY LOUIS JAMISON JANIE MARIE JEFFERSON MARVIN HERROD JEFFERSON TERRY LYNNE JEFFERSON GAA 1, 2, 3; Library Assistants 1, 2; Jr. Achie. 1; Media Club 2, 3; Atro-American 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; Track 2, 3 VERA DENEEN JEFFERSON Spanish Club 2; FBLA 2; Afro-American 2 DEBORAHNELL JENKINS Fash. Design 4; Olfice Mon. 2; Alro-Amer. '3, 4; Teddy Bears 4 JAMES ALLEN JENKINS, JR. SHANNETTE JENKINS 42 Semors LOUISE JOHNSON NORTON HINTON JENNETTE JENNIFER TAYLOR JOHNSON lumor Y Club 2; GAA I, 2, 3, 4— Pres.; Pep Club 2. 3: Most Athletic; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Cap.; Var. Basketball 2 3, 4; IV Basketball 1; Track 1 SHEILA MARIE JOHNSON Pom Pon 3; Songsters I. 2; Senior Y Club 4; Library Assistants 2; IV Cheerleader 2; Attendance 3; FBLA 4; Legend stall 3. 4; Powder Put! 4 JOSEPH EDWARD JONES, III Inter Club 3, 4; National Hon. Soc. 2, 3 — Sec. 4 — Pres; Hey Club 2; Renegade stall 2 - Sports Reporter, 3 — Co editor; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2 — Parliamentarian; Pep Club 2: Honor Roll 1 — Highest Are. in Fresh class, 2 — Highest Are. in Soph. Class. 3 — Highest Are. in Jr. Class Highest Rank in Ir. Class; (Continued p. 55) JOHNNY RAY JORDAN JOY ROSE JORDAN BRIAN JAMES KAVANAGH KATHARINE KAREN KAYLOR Hey Club 1, 2; Y Club 3. 4 — Treas. ; Jr. Y Club 1. 2; Pep Club I, 2 4; Surf Club 2; Speech Club 4; Legend staff 3, 4 — Bus. Man.; Hall of Fame STEPHEN MICHAEL KECK KATRINA MARIA KETCHEN Songsters 1, 2. 3 — Sec. Leader. 4; Ir. Comm.: Soph. Squire; Ir. Achierement; Media Club 2, 3; Who's Who 4: Football Statis 3, 4; Basketball Stat. 3, 4 LARRY OWEN KING Semors 43 HILLEVI AYNSLEY KNOWING Band 1. 2, 3; Art Club 4; Jr. Achievement 2. 3: Afro-American 3, 4 RICHARD KENNETH KOEPCKE Pep Club 2: Manne Science 3: Friendliest; Soccer 3, 4 ETHNA DONALD KOEPER Bus Driver 2, 3. 4 ELISABETH KROON RUSSELL WILLIAM LAMB, JR. Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 2; Speech Club 4; Marine Science 4; Football 1 — IV. 4 — Vac; Wrestling 3, 4 ALYCIA ANNA LEAR Pep Club I, 2: FHA 3. 4: FBLA 4 FRANCIS YONGE LEGARE, JR. ERNEST RALPH LEIGHTON Speech Club 1; JV Football 1, 2: Wrestling 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 4 LAWRENCE EUGENE LEPPERT MARK WILLIAM LEPPERT Speech Club 3; Trading Post 1; Chess Club 1. 2; VICA 3 MARK CALEB LINDSEY JANET KAREN LINK 44 Semors GAIL PATRICE LINYARD Student Coun. 4; Inter Club 3: Nat Hon. Soc. 2, 3. 4: Flags 3; Spanish Club 2. 3 — Pres; Jr Comm.. Drill Team 3; Spanish Award 2; Student Adv. Coun. 3, 4; FBLA 2. 3 — Reporter. 4 — President; Who 's Who 3, 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 3. 4; PAC 4; Senior Committee; Hall of Fame THEODESA LYLES Band 4 — Vice-Pres.; Flags 1, 2. 3. 4 — Captain; Guidance Mon 2; Jr. Committee: Afro-American 3; Miss Wando RICHARD DAYYSEY LYNN AMANDA ELAINE MADDEN Jr Y Club I. 2: French Club 1; Attendance 2 CHRISTINE EUGENIA MAGEE SUSAN DIANNE MAHON German Club I. 2: Junior Y Club 1, 2; GAIL ANNETTE MARTIN Key Club 3; Senior Y Club 3; Science Club 3. 4. Media Club 4; Jets 3. 4; Legend stall 3; Drama Club 4 RIM JEAN MARTIN Key Club 4; Senior Y Club 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Who’s Who 4 MICHAEL SMYLIE MASON Football 1 — N. 2 — Var. 3 — Van. 4 — Var; Soccer 2. 3. 4: German Club 1, 2; Speech Club 4; Manne Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Most School Spirit; Citadel Scholar Candidate 4: Hall ol Fame Semors 45 JEANETTE MARIA MAZYCK JOEL PADGETT MCCULLOUGH Latin Club 1; Baseball I, 2 BRENDAN STUART MCGOMN MERCEDES MARGARET MCGUIRE TIMOTHY BARRON MCKENZIE Choraleers 2; Renegade Stall 2; Library Assistants 2; Media Club 2: Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, 4 TERESA ANN MEARES Spanish Club 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3; Art Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1 — JV BRIAN CRAIG MEYER JAMES LEONARD MIDDLETON SARAH ROYALL MILLER Key Club 3. 4; Junior Y Club 2: Guidance Mon 2 3. 4; Trench Club I, 4: Marine Scien. 3. 4; Legend stall 4: Senior Committee CHRISTINA LYNN MILLIGAN 46 Semors KEVIN DEVAUGHN MILLIGAN CHERYL DIANE MILLS Flags 2: Pep Club I; Drill Team 2 DONNIE LEROY MOBLEY Lahn Club 1; Junior Achiev 3 — Pres.; Chess Club 3; Furman Scholar 3 MARY ELIZABETH MOLONY LORICE MOORE STEVEN LEE MORASKA Marine Science 3, 4; JV Basketball 2 TIMOTHY MATTHEW MULLEN Band I: Choraleers 4; Library Assistants 2. 3; Some Club 3. 4; Media Club 3; Jets 3. 4: Chess Chib I. 2: Bus Dr iter 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Technical [a. 3 — Drama. 4 — Choraleers ELIZABETH ROSE MURRAY Inter Club 4; Hit Hon Soc 3. 4 Bind I. 2. 3. FUgs 3; Pom Pon 4 Stsge Bind 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4 — Pres; Sr Y Club 3. 4; k Y Club 2 Pep Club 2: Soph Comm . Drill Tetm 3. 4; Who s Who 4 Soc ol Drs Am High Sch Students 4. Sr Committee Hid of Pime ALBERT GEORGE NELSON St Coun 3 - k Cliss Pres. 4 - Pres; Hit Hoon Soc 3. 4 Spirush Club I. 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Soph k Comm. Soph Squ. St Adrts Coun Who 's Who 3. 4. Soc ol Dis Am High Sch. Students 3. 4: Boys' Stite 3: DAB Good Citizen Awnd 4 Most Dep ; Hill of Pune DAVID ALAN NELSON Band I. 2, 3. 4: German Club 2: Library Assistant I. 2; Science Club 4; Media Club 2; Chess Club 1. 3; Who's Who 4 MARTHA MEL VINA NELSON VERNON JEROME NESBITT Speech Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3 Semors 42 DAVID NESBIT AARON ANDERSON NETTLES TRACY DIANE O'KELLY Inter Club 4: Nat Honor Soc. 4: Key Club 3, 4; Senior Y Club 3, 4 — Pres.; Pep Club 1; Honor Poll 1. 2; French Club 2; French Award 2: Drama Club I; Legend stall 4 — Soph. Class Fd. Index Fd.; Columbia College Trustees Scholar 3; NFDT Award 1; Wofford Scholar 4 ALICE LYNN OLDLAND Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; Band 1. 2 — Sec. Leader. 3 — Sec Lader. 4 — Sec. Leader. Secretary; Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Songsters 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1; Legend staff 1. 4; Gov’s Sch. for Arts 3; All County Band; Fastern Region Band; PAC LEIGH COVINGTON OVYEN Student Coun 1, 2; Renegade staff 1. 2; Sr Y Club 3. 4; Jr Y Club 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Jr Comm.; Soph Committee; French Club 4: Scien. Club I; Soph. Squire 2; Marine Sci. 4; Legend staff 3, 4; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1 ROBERT STANLEY OWEN STEPHANIE LORRAINE PALMER Choraleers 4: Songsters I. 2. 3; Sr Y Club 3: Pep Club 3; Library Assistant 3. 4; Jr Achiev. 3: Atro American 1. 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 4. Most Talented KELLEY DIANNE PASSAILAIGUE MICHAEL NORTON PATTERSON Wmthrop Chall. I, 2. 3, 4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4 — Pres.; Pep Club 4; Boys’ State 3; Gov. 's Sch 4: Camp Rising Sun; Craziest; Senior Committee ELIZABETH ANNE PAYNE Student Coun. 4 — Class Pres.; Key Club 1; Jr Y Club 1, 2; French Club 1; Who’s Who 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 4; Most Dependable; Sr. Comm.: Hall of Fame MARY GREGORIE PENNEWILL Student Council 1. 2. 3; Jr Y Club 2; Pep Club 1. 2; Honor Roll I. 2: Who ’s Who 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 4; Powder Puff 2, 3, 4. Friendliest; Hall of Fame; Cheerleader 1 — JV, 3, 4 — Co- Captain CHERYL MARIE PHILLIPS FBLA 2. 3, 4 — Historian 48 Semors JEFFERY PAUL PIERCE Band 1. 2. 3. 4: DARRELL PINCKNEY WAV ERL Y PINCKNEY Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; FCA 4 FRANCIS CORDES PORCHER Nat Hon. Soc. 4; Spanish Club 1; Mar Sci. 4: Who's Who 3 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students 3 4; Junior Marshal: PC. Junior Fellow: Hall ol Fame HAROLD E PORCHER JOHN WESLEY PRINE, JR. ROSE MARIE PUTZ KRISTINE BARBARA RADCLIFFE Choraleers 1, 2 Sr Y Club 4: Library Assistants 4: Honor Roll 3: Sci. Club 4: Attendance 2 SHERRIL LYNN RAMSEY BARTON LONNIE RECTOR Ottice Monitor 2: Soph Squire JAMES KENNETH REID LOUIS ALBERT REID Band 3 4 Semors 49 MARY MIMS REID Student Coun. I — Fresh, class Pres.. 2 — Soph. Class Pres.. 3 — Rep.; Inter Club 4; Band I. 2; !r Y Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Soph. Comm; Jr. Committee; Who’s Who 4; Soc. ot Dis Am. High Sch. Students 4; PAC 4; Best All Around; Most School Spirit; Senior Committee; Hall of Fame; Track 2, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4 — Captain DIANA ROBINSON KAREN MARIE ROBINSON GAA 1, 2 — VP. 3. 4 OCTAVIA EUGENIA ROBINSON GAA 1; FHA 1; Trading Post 4; Track 1, 2, 3 SONYA DENISE ROBINSON FREDERICK WILL Y RODEWOLDT Latin Club 1; Manne Sci. 4: Who's Who 4; Boys' State; Varsity Basketball 3; JV Basketball 2; Baseball 1. 3 ROBBIN ELAINE ROE JENNIFER BELTS ROGERS German Club 1, 2 — VP, 4: Honor Roll 3: Who's Who 4; Senior Comm.; Track I, 2 LUCIUS STEWART ROUSE. JR. Band I. 2, 3. 4: Stage Band 4; Media Club 4; PAC 4 LAURA SCHIRMER BRENDA SCOTT RONALD SCOTT 50 Semors WANDA SCOTT CAROL ANN SKIPPER ROBYN RILEY SLAWSON Band I; Pom Pon 2, 4; Key Club 4: Drill learn 2, 3; Drama Club 4; PAC 4 STEPHEN MARK SLOAT ANGELA SMALLS CAROL LAVERN SMALLS Choraleers 4; Songsters 1. 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Sr Y Club 3, 4; Library Assistants 4: FBLA 2, 3; Afro-American 3, 4; Drama Club 4 KAREN MARIE SMALLS Pash. Design. 4; Spanish Club 1; GAA I, 2, 3. 4; French Club 4 — Ireas.; Afro-Amer. 3; Trading Post 4 JEFFREY WILLIAM SMITH CHRISTINE LOUISE SMYLY GAA 3: Pep Club 2; FBLA 4 RICHARD CAROLL STOKES, III EMILY SUSAN RAVENEL STRICKLAND Student Coun. 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Y Club 3; fr. Y Club 2; Jr. Comm. 3; Honor Boll 1, 2, 3: French Club 2. 3: Outstanding Ach in French 3; Who's Who 3; Quill and Scroll; Cheerleader 1 — JV, 2 — Var.. 3 — Var. SANDY ANNETTE STROBEL Drama Club 3: Track 2, 4 Semors 51 SUSAN AMANDA STROBEL SCOT STYER GEORGE FRED SULLIVAN Guidance Monitor 3, 4: French Club I: Chess Club 1 CATHERINE ELAINE S ININ TON VALERIE PATRICIA SWINTON MARK IN TALBERT Spanish Club 2; Media Club 2; Chess Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 1, 2 MARK CHARLES TAYLOR RANDALL LEE TAYLOR TERRI SABRINA THOMPSON Renegade staff 2, 3 — Sports Ed.. 4 — Sports Ed.; Spanish Club 1. 2. 4; Senior Y Club 4: FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Junior Achiev. 3: Youth Advisory Council I. 2: PAC 4; Powder Puff 3, 4 Media Club 4; Teddy Bears 3, 4; Drama Club 4 MARY KATHERINE THOMSON Pom pon 2, 3. 4 — Captain: Songsters 1, 2. 3 — Sec Treas., 4; Drill Team 2. 3, 4 — Captam; PAC 4; Drama Club I. 4 TANIA ESTHER TONEY Nat Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Senior Y Club 4; Guidance Mon 4; Jr. Committee; Soph. Committee; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Soph. Squire; Spanish Award 3; Art Club 1; Jr. Achiev 2; Mar Scien. 3. 4: Soc. of Dis Am. High Sch. Students 3. 4; legend staff 3 — Club Editor. 4 — Club Editor; Who 's Who 3. 4; Junior Marshal; Furman Scholar PC. Junior Fellow 3; Columbia Coll. Trustees Scholar 3. 4; Science Awards 1 — 3rd, 2 — 3rd 2nd at Tri-County; Sr. Committee; Most Likely to Succeed; Hall of Fame; Songsters 1 WILLIAM JERRY TRUESDALE, JR. JV Football 1; Var. Football 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 52 Semors ANJANETTE TURNER Band 1, 2; Fash. Design 4; GAA 2. 4; Afro- Amer. — 2, 3. 4; Trading Post 4; Legend staff 2. 3, 4; Fame ; Most Talkative; Track 2, 4 CAROLYN EVODNEY TURNER Student Coun. 3 — Rep., 4 — Rep.; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; AfroAmer 2, 3. 4; legend Staff 3. 4; Who's Who 4; Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Students; Track 2: Hall of Fame JOHN ANTON VERDUGO Renegade staff 1; Strings 3, 4 JOSEPH SANDERS VIARD ALAN WRIGHT WALTER WILLIAM AYERS WARD Band 1, 2; Stage Band 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Jr Achievement 3; Who's Who 4 HESTER MARIE WASHINGTON GAA 3; Junior Ach. 2: Bus Driver 2, 3, 4 RODNEY EUGENE WASHINGTON SHARON ELAINE WASHINGTON VERONICA MARIE WASHINGTON Flags 4; GAA 2, 3, 4: Lib. Assistants 1. 2; French Club 1: Drill Team 4; Media Club 2. 4; Afro American 3, 4; One Wag 3, 4; Who's Who 4; FCA 4; Senior Committee ALVA ROBERT WATKINS Band 1: Surf Club 1. 2, 3 — Sec.; Art Club 4: Bus Driver 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4 ELIZABETH WAYNE Semors 53 TROY WILLIAM WEAKLEY Student Coun. 2 — Vp; Nat Hon. Soc. 4: Key Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1. 2; Science Club 2, 3. 4: French Award 2; Speech Club 2: Math Club 3; Newspaper staff 2; Jets 2. 4; Drama Club 2, 3: Boys' State 4; Chemistry Award 2: Computer Science Club 2. 3 MARTHA ROSALIND WELBORN Spanish Club 4; Junior Y Club I; Speech Club 4; Cheerleading 1 — JV, 2 — JV, 3 — Var. JULIAN BULKELEY WESTON SHAWN CORNELIUS WHALEY CASSANDRA DENISE WHITE Spanish Club 1. 2; PAC 4; FBLA 1; Drama Club 3. 4 HENRY MELVIN WHITE Choraleers 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 1; Strings 2; Jets 1; Most Talkative; Most Talented SHAWN LARSEN WHITE TONYA ELAINE WHITE Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Y Club 3. 4; Office Monitor 4; Afro-American 3, 4 MICHELLE DIANE WHITFIELD Band 1. 2, 3, 4 BRENDA JEAN WILDER Senior Y Club 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 3, 4 CYNTHIA FIELD WILLIAMS WILLIAM KEITH WISEMAN Band I; Honor Roll 3; French Club 2; Scien. Club 3, 4; Jets 3, 4; Bus Driver 3. 4: Who's Who 3; Governor's School 3 54 Semors ALLISON ANN WOODALL Senior Y Club 3, 4 PAMELA FAITH WOODBURY TERESA ANNETTE WOOL WINE ARLEAN LORETTA WRIGHT FBLA 3; Versify Basketball 3 4; JV Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; Trading Post 4 CAROL MICHELLE WRIGHT Nat Hon. Soc. 3 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sr. Y Club 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Award 3; FBLA 2. 3 — Sec.. 4 ROBERT EDWARD YOUNG VERONICA BROWN Sr. Y Club 4; GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: FCA; Most Athletic; Volleyball 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3 EBBIE JONES’ directory continued Spanish Award 2. 3; Legend stati 1 — Fresh. Class Ed., 2 — Soph. Class Ed.. 3 — Junior Class Ed.. 4 — Editor: Who’s Who 3, 4; Society of Distinguished Am High School Students 3. 4; Junior Marshal: Boys' State Selectee; Governor's Sch. Selectee; P.C. Junior Fellow; US. Nat. Math. Award Winner; Foreign Language Day 1 — 3rd place extemp, orator, 2 — 2nd place Parade of Greats; Woodmen of the World History Award 3; Best All Around; Most Likely to Succeed; Hall of Fame: Volleyball I — Linesman, 2 — Scorekeeper Stat., 3 — Scorekeeper Stat.. 4 — Scorekeeper Stat.; Basketball 2 — Score. Stat.. 3 — Score. Stat.. 4 — Score. Stat.; Track 2 — Scorekeeper Semors 55 1. Robyn Slawson tries to keep up with her teacher by taking notes in shorthand; it proves successful as she manages to get all the information. 2. Eric Cooke sits in study hall trying to study for Mr. Drews' impossible Algebra III test. How did you do Eric? 3. Theo Lyles and Shawn Lashbrook pose at Sertoma for the camera. Unfortunately, there was little else to smile about as Wando lost to Bonds-Wilson. 4. Brett Martin looks up just as the photogra- pher snaps his picture. 5. Sonny DuPre, Winton Jennette, and others stand in line to get their schedules fixed. Study halls are one of the few senior privi- leges. 6. Romania Green waits for Mr. Smoak to give his notes and tell one of his infamous stories. 56 Semors Don't you just love it? Don't move or I'll shoot! Not yet! Not yet! SENIOR BABY PICTURES (1) Sheree Albers (2) Kim Albrecht (3) Todd Astles (4) Tracy Bartlett (5) Terry Bryan (6) Earl Anne Card (7) Mary Clune (8) Tanya Corbin (9) Holly Crawford (10) Susan Dalton (11) Anne Del Bene We got the beet You really think so? Here come the Indians! (12) Carolyn Edwards (13) Brooke Eisenhower (14) Johnette English (15) Lesley Evans (16) George Fisette (17) Damon Fordham (18) Mary Louise Frampton (19) Chris Frazier (20) Deanna Frazier (21) Lisa Galligan (22) Mary Ellen Garrison Boy, is this boring Now smile for daddy Who said life was easy? (23) Tammy Gleaton Hey! I know I'm great! Your place or mine? like my new dress? A bunny's best friend! Oh! He's looking at me! King of the mountain Which way 's up? Me and my date Semors 57 SENIOR BABY PICTURES My smile is frozen Alfalfa Reborn! Should I go like this? Why doesn't he call? I'm so cool! Dead Tired!! little Miss Flakey Now for my back Hip! Now what do I do? SANTA!!! (1) Andy Gross (2) Christine Harkins (3) Joanne Harrison (4) Sheryl Lynn Henderson (5) Beth Hill (6) Judy Hodge (7) Laura Hyatt (8) Lisa Ison (9) Jennifer Johnson (10) Sheila Johnson (11) Ebbie Jones (12) Kathi Kaylor (13) Katrina Ketchen (14) Hillevi Knowling (15) Alycia Lear (16) Kim Martin (17) Lori Mazyck (18) Sally Miller (19) Kevin Milligan (20) Cheryl Mills (21) Beth Murray (22) Steve Moraska (23) David Nelson All Aboard! Aren’t birthdays fun!? My sister made this? Joe Cool 58 Semors SENIOR BABY PICTURES Ready for This? Beauty Queen Hi Ho Silver, Away! Ain’t he cute? This is as calm as I get! My bestest friend! Sweet chic This can't be all! (1) Buzzy Nelson (2) Tracy O'Kelly (3) Alice Oldland (4) Leigh Owen (5) Michael Patterson (6) Mary Pennewill (7) Cheryl Phillips (8) Rose Putz (9) Kris Radcliffe (10) Jim and Mary Reid (11) Louis Red (12) Fred Rodewoldt (13) Robbm Roe (14) Jennifer Rogers (15) Emmy Strickland (16) Susan and Sandy Strobe (17) Tania Toney (18) Billy Ward (19) Veronica Washington (20) Rosalind Welbom (21) Shawn White (22) Tonya White (23) Brenda Wilde n (24) Theresa Woolwine What a party that was. Battle of the Bulge Hi There! A Country boy can survive To the prom?! Seniors 59 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Semors 61 OUTSTANDING Keith Wiseman Tanya Corbin Fred Rodewoldt Who s Who. National Honor Who's Who. Soc. of Dis. Am. Who 's Who Society. Governor's School. High Sch Sts , HaH of Fame Wofford Scholar Boy's State Terry Bryan Who's Who, Soc of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts.. Half of Fame. Boys' State Brooke Eisenhower Who 's Who. Junior Marshal. National Honor Society. P.C. Junior FeUow Beth Murray Who's Who Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts. Michael Patterson Winthrop Challenge Boys' State Tracy O'Kelly National Honor Society Wofford Scholar w.-m Kathi Kaylor HaH of Fame Vinny Ferraiob Who’s Who. Soc. of Dis. Am High Sch. Sts.. HaH of Fame Susan Dalton Who 's Who. Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts . HaH of Fame, National Honor Society Duval Euland Hall of Fame Douglas James Who 's Who Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts. Hall of Fame National Honor Society Winthrop Challenge Boys' State Governor's School Furman Scholar Wofford Scholar Tania Toney Who's Who Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts. Junior Marshal Hall of Fame National Honor Society PC. Junior Fellow Alice Oldland National Honor Society T Mark Sloat Wofford Scholar Mary PennewiH Who's Who. Hall of Fame, Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts. Carol Wright National Honor Society 62 Semors Eddie BeHo National Honor Society, Boys’ State, Wofford Scholar Cordes Porcher Who’s Who. P.C. Junior Fellow, Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts., Junior Marshal, Hall of Fame. NHS Johnette English Who’s Who. Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts., National Honor Society SENIORS Dietrich Fisher Gail Unyard Andy Gross Beth Payne Who's Who, Soc of Dis Am. Who's Who. Soc of Dis Am Who 's Who. Soc. of Dis. Am. Who's Who. Soc. of Dis Am High Sch. Sts., Junior Marshal. High Sch. Sts., Had of Fame. High Sch. Sts., Junior Marshal. High Sch. Sts , Hall of Fame NHS. Governor's School National Honor Society Had of Fame, NHS Janele Brown Who’s Who, Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts., Had of Fame. National Honor Society Mary Reid Who’s Who. Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts., Had of Fame Ebbie Jones Who’s Who Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts. Junior Marshal Hall of Fame National Honor Society Boys’ State Sel. Governor's School Sel. P.C. Junior Fellow Emmy Strickland Quill and Scroll Mary Louise Frampton Who’s Who. Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts., Had of Fame I I lisa Ison Who ’s Who National Honor Society Troy Weakley Junior Marshal, National Honor Society, Boys’ State Lisa Galligan Who’s Who Junior Marshal Had of Fame National Honor Society Winthrop Challenge Burry Nelson Who's Who. Boys State. Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts., Had of Fame, National Honor Society Carolyn Turner Who’s Who Soc. of Dis. Am. High Sch. Sts. Mike Mason Hall of Fame Semors 63 SENIOR HALL OF FAME w ach year the faculty of Wando High Duval Fuland Tania Toney ■1 School selects outstanding seniors to be Mike Mason Beth Murray ■1L in the Senior Hall of Fame. This year Terry Bryan Vinney Ferraiolo twenty-two seniors were chosen. These sen- Buzzy Nelson Gail Linyard iors were chosen on the basis of their leader- Cordes Porcher Andy Gross ship, scholarship, school spirit, service to the Doug James Fbbie Jones school, participation in the community, and Kathi Kaylor Mary Reid extracurricular activities. The Senior Hall of Mary Louise Frampton Beth Payne Fame is one of the highest honors awarded Carolyn Turner Mary Pennewill to seniors. Susan Dalton Tanya Corbin Lisa Galligan Janele Brown 64 Semors JUNIORS ARE THE WAY! COUN TON Junior Committee: Shawn Beck, Mark Surles, Trevor Cannon. Donna Lampkin, Beth Albrecht, Katherine Cummings, Dawn Whaley, Ebb Dudley, Nadene Ziehm, Mary Beth Carek. Class President: Trevor Cannon. The class of 1984 has been one of the most spirited classes to ever hit Wando. We have already had three outstanding years, and as we look ahead to our Senior year, we can predict an- other great one. As far as activities go, we do everything, including some that are unmentionable at this time. (HA, HAH) But seriously, Wando is one of the best schools in this area, and the class of 1984 is working to keep it that way. ... T. Cannon Chris Able Beth Albrecht Terrie Alston Henry Anderson Rhonda Anderson Maria Andrews «HP Chip Aydlette Diane Back Kelly Baker Marsha Banks Audrey Barkan Sean Barnes Tammy Barnhart Marc Barrie Donald Bary Paul Basha Chris Baynard Phillip Baynes Jumors 65 ' V smo � � _______ HEAR US YELL, Ben Black Karl Bollard Chris Bonsecou Beth Boroughs Karyn Bowie Paige Boyte Dennis Brookshire Tania Brower Ivena Brown Kevin Brown Lee Brown Nathaniel Brown William Capers Mary Beth Carek Mark Casias Blake Causey ▲ Charles Christenbury Tony Ciuffo 66 Jumors “l VE HAVE MORE! . . . Tim L anford works hard on a test. WE’RE THE CLASS OF ’84! Bit Clark Lee Clark Tammy Coaxum lennifer Cohn Jael Colunga left Conklin Barbara Conyers Hank Coombs � Sharon Cosh Gigi Crane Men Craven Katherine Cummings Holly Cunningham Paul Curry Chau Dang David Danger field Kristin Davis Peggy Dawkins Becky Downs Ingrid Deas Mark Deloache David Dodds Diana Dodds Ebb Dudley Leonard Dupree Glenda Eaddie Tracy Egbert Mcia Emmons James Evans Helon Everett Dean Felschow Debbie Fender Peggy Fetter Tony Filiberti Roger Flathmann Anthony Ford I Adam Fowler Caroline Frampton Amanda Franz Zina Frasier Larraine Frazier luniors 67 Rhonda Frazier Andy Gaillard Lee Gandy Mark Gandy Rodney Gardner eth Gearhart Nancy Gethers Darren Gillard Robert Glover Richard Gtaddick Jennifer Grafton Carter Graham Laura Gross David Guilbert Debbie Hall Darrell Hamilton Timmy Hammond Eddie Hancock Stephen Harrington Jim Harris Lori Harris Lisa Hart Taylor Harvey Rebecca Haskill Lisa Henderson Edwin Hill Mitch Hillsman Richard Hodgkiss Joe Hopke Harold Horlback Cathy Householder Shawn Howell Patricia Hunter Larry Hydrick Ashley Hyer Tina Inman Joyce Issac Karen Jefferson Anthony Jenkins Angela Johnson Donald Johnson JUNIORS ARE JUNIORIFIC! 68 luniors THE CLASS OF 1984 IS THE BEST! Sharon running her mouth as usual. Jamie Johnson Timothy Johnson Paul Johnston Rodney Jones Jill Jordan Kris Von Karowsky Randy von Karowsky Susan Kelleti Daren Kerr Was! Kahn John Kilgore Albert King Tim Kimbrell Dicksie Kirkland Kim Koehn Kelly Koeper Eric Kroll Kecia Kurtz Donna Lampkin Tim Lanford Shawn Lashbrook Willie Lawson Willie Lawson My da Lear Jumors 69 Becky Downs sits in the bandroom WATCH OUT WANDO FOR WHAT’S IN STORE . . . 70 Juniors Linda Leckie Robyn Legare Legare Leland William L etuis Maryanne Lilienthal David Linnen Charline Magwood John Magwood Anthony Manigault Betty Manigault Don Manigault Eyvette Manigault Linda Manigault Jason Manigault Jim Manos Ursula Marlowe Eddy Marques Denise Martin Pat Mason Bobby Mathewes Deon Mazyck Donnie Mazyck Jamie McAlister Drew McCullough Pet Carl McCants Kevin McCaskill Kenny McComb Cheral McCombs Patricia McDowell Kevin McField Laurin McGee Jay Mclnerny •ter McKellar McQueen Allyson Mascher Doug Mellichamp jM| Laurie Mestnik Curtis Metz Kathy MiHer Russell Miller Stephen Miller David Millman HERE COMES THE CLASS OF '84! Bryan Mosely Karen Moriaty Beth Moore Carlton Moseley Charles Motely Camilla Munn Bill Murphree Albert Nelson Jay Nelson Nathan Nelson Lisa Nuernberger Bob Nuttall Ogletree Lauren Rebecca Orvin Amy Oimore Wanda Peagler Janet Perry Kip Perry John Pethel Hank Petit Jack Petit Timmy Picard Fletcher Pilling Letha Polk Harold Porcher Diane Porter Robert Powell Robin Powers Brian Quinn Raymond Ravenel Richard Reagor Wanda Reid Dwight Reynolds Kimberly Rhea Ruth Rhoden Vincent Rhodes Kathey Richardson Chris Riggin Michelle Riley Emily Rivera Timothy Robinson Jumors 71 Pam Rodewoldt Tina Roe Karla Roitzsch Chuck Rose Mike Ross David Ruff Devin Sadler Andres Salinas Jeleta Sanders Victoria Sanchez Sheila Sanders Mary Frances Scarlata __________________________ Kim Schalk Scott Schimer Ion-Marie Scott Terry Schwartz Louie Schweers Lisa Sent Nancy Shabi Andrea Shanklin ■ vy Sharpe Werri Simmons Kellee Simms Sherrie Simms Adrienne Singleton Yvonne Singleton Edward Sires Lark Sisson Jeannette Skinner Clayton Smalls 72 Jumors THE CLASS OF ’84 Lee just sits back and relates. IS NEVER A BORE! Janifer Smalls leffery Smalls Kathy Smalls Melvin Smalls Pamela Smalls Michael Smith William Snead Shannon Sneed Elizabeth Standafer Donna Stanley left Stanley Raymond Starrett Robert Steed Dietrick Stellijes Sharon Stokes Susan Stroman Frank Stott Jennifer Suggs Mark Surles Shelley Sutton Charlene Swinton Vernon Taylor Rufus Thames Jennifer Thomas J__________________ Fred Thompson Hal Timmerman Roxanne Tolbert � Lynne Tressler Karl Troy Tim Trumbull m Reginald Turner Richard Turner Kimberly Usry Jumors 73 J JUNIOR FEVER — CATCH IT! Micheal Venning Robert Warrick Frances Warren Cheryl Washington Sharon Washington Glenn Watkins Davis Weed Ingrid Welch Kevin Wesley Al Williams Dale Williams Kenneth Williams Marvin Williams Melanie Williams Elizabeth Wilson ibeth Wil Terry Windham Kathy Wiseman Melissa Wooten Fitzgerald Wright Kristin Wright Lorraine Wright Quenton Wright Wright Tracy Wright Deloise Wyatt Nadene Ziehm 74 Jumors Lethi concentrates on her instrument. SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 1985 The class of 1985 is an outstanding class and is very strong in academics. We have two more years at Wando and during that time we want to make Wando the best school ever. We just want to thank the teachers for making our sophomore year a great success. Bernard Steed I 1 , V-. la.! Ansley Abel Shelly Agnew Ham Alston Jonathon Alston Kai Altman Mike Anderson Reggie Anderson h Susan Brian Ballrigler Jeff Barnwell Lisa Barr Don Basha Gary BeneviUe Alonzo Bennett Stephanie Benton Janey Bess Chris Blackwell Peggy Blake Myra Bhmi Derrick Bonneau Tara Boroughs Cariotta Bostick Lynnette Bourne Connie Bowick Marvin Bowles r Boyd ______w Brandon Brown 1 Esther Brown fonda Brown Irena Brown Thea Brown i Sophomores 75 Whitney Brown Jonathon Brubaker Sandy Brumley Jennifer Bryant Stacy Bryce Mike Budan Jim Burns Vera Burns Sherry Cain Tracey Cain ron Cl Lisa Carter Rodney Carter Vernon Carter Michael Causey Clinton Chamness Evan Chassereau Deena Childers Tim Childress Brad Childs Scott Claar Bill Clark Wade Clark Kerrin Clarke Carol Coak, Richard C Randal Coaxum Sarah Coaxum Rhonda Cockroft Karen Coleman Lewis Collins George Condon n Cornelison id Coutryer .oward Cathy Czarnik Lori Dandridge Carla Davis Hal Davis Cindy Dearing Mellanie Deer Carrol Gene Denning Kalina Dias Kenneth Dickerson Kai DHUng Jennifer Disbrow Richard DeJonghe Peggy Dohrmann Clay Dolan David Doyon Susan Driscoll Brian Dunn Chuck Dyer Cathy Eisan James Elliott Emdy Ellis Sharon Ellis Edith Euland 76 Sophomores SOPHOMORES SHOW SPIRIT SOPHOMORES APPRECIATE I VANDO Cheryl [vans Michele Evans Tina Fernandez Grey Ferrara Eric Finkelstein Jake Fleming Carlton Fludd Nathaniel Ford Elijah Fordham Lynda Franzone EUen Frayer Nat Gadsden Sandra Gadsden Billy Gage Dionne Gammon Sally Garrett Timmy Garvin Allen Gathers Shelley Gerard Kevin German Andy Giannelli Barbara Gilliard Willie GMard Cindy Gleaton Jeffrey Glover Becky Goldsmith Albertha Goodwater Calvin Goodwater Carolyn Goodwater Charles Goodwater Kim Goodwater Greg Googer Lisa Graham Jaton Grant Juanita Grant School seems really interesting to these Sophomores. Finally, school is out for the day. Sophomores 77 SOPHOMORES SET HIGH GOALS Barbi Green Louis Green Anthony Gregg Cynthia Gregg Julius Gregg Charles Griffin Sven Grunder Michael Guilberl David Haase Paul Haase Verna Habersham Rhonda Hafkin Glen Haga Kevin Hall Rocky Harrelson Bo Harris Tim Hartsell Hope Hayden Anthony Hazefton Doug Heath Stacey Henderson Tracy Hendrix Andrea Heywood Connie Hickman Denis Hills Sean Hinson Pam HoUiday Russell Hopper Annette Horlback Yvette Horlback Joseph Horry Leslie Horry Mary Howell Walter Hughes Katie Hurren Carol Huthinson Bob Hutto Mimi Hyer Norman Jackson Steven Jacobi Annette Jefferson Patricia Jefferson Cheryl Jenkins Kathryn Jennings Darrell Johnson WF Jerry Johnson r Kathy Johnson Vernon Johnson Caroline Jones Chip Jones Darrell Jones Scott Jones Suzanne Jones Jill Jordan Robert Katz Hud Kelly 78 Sophomores SOPHOMORES AWAIT NEXT YEAR! Sandra King Dana Kirkley Marianne Kizer Deborah Lamb Angila Lampkin Karen Lancaster JL Melissa Langston Elaine Lauson Alva Lawrence Kristi Lear Roma Lewis Susan LaMantia Tommy Lowndes Jayne Lowry Lisa Lubelsky John Lucas Pepper Lykins Madlyn Lyles Kenneth MacBride Esther MacBrown if- Kathy Madden John Madray Jacqueline Major Russell Major Arthur Manigault Helena Manigault Maria Manigault Melony Manigault Laura Manning Tracy Marsh Pauline Martin Monica Maxwell James May Danny Mazyck Sophomores await their teacher. Typing proves hectic for Jimbo Wear. Some sophomores take P.E. If. Sophomores 79 Derek Mazyck Sharon Mazyck Leslie McCants Mignon McGill mila McGirth Romona McKenzie Joe McManus Sam McNeil Mike McWhirt Kurt Mescher Lori Messier Amy Michaels John Miles SOPHOMORES SURVIVE MNDO � 5 m u-, m y fT Mi V zi ft V ) 0 Florrie Miller Russell Miller Theresa Miller Barbara Mills Cindy Mitch Mark Mite Karen Emily Molon y Beth Moore Gerald Moore Jamie Moore Cheryl Moraska James Morris Stephen Morris Don Puri I Perry Peterson Stephen Phillips Carolyn Pinckney Darren Pinckney Kenneth Pinckney Mark Pinckney Myra Pinckney Kelly Piper Carmen Platt Collette Platt Scott Podmore Bernard Porcher Charles Porcher 80 Sophomores SUPER SOPHOMORES Mike Powers Stephenie Putsifer Troy Query Charlotte Quick Leslie RadcRffe Jey Ragsdale Kenneth Rainey Cindee Ramsey Jerome Ravenel Deborah Ravenell Chuck Reagan Denny Michelle Scott Riggi Rowland Donna Sanders Melissa Schraibman Tara Schorr Suzie Cirote C Bennora Ricardo eCynthia Sing letet Gentile Singleton 3k Smalls fery Smalls Summers n Sophomores 81 Tim Sumner Bitty Swetts Steve Swanson Ashley Swinton Shawnee Swinton Alan Tavel Julie Thames George Thomas Carla Thompson Paul Thompson John Thomson Leroy Thornley Melanie Thornton Beverly Thrasher Edwin Todd Dennis Toney Trenda Truesdale David Turn a Cindy Turner Mich MM. Turner Ed Valoppi Be fti Veber | me Venning i 'Lance Verner Bonnie Vosberg Robin Walsh Barbara Wannamaker Bob Wannamaker Theresa Ward Karen Washington Maurice Washington Princetta Washington Wayne Washington Ralph Watkins Darryl Watson Jimbo Wear Karen Webb SOPHS BECOME JUNIORS 1983 FRESHMEN CLASS jfljJJ ith over 400 students, this year's fjjrj Freshman class has been a big part of Wando. They have shown their spirit by supporting and participating in Wan- do's clubs and athletics. After adjusting to a new environment, they are looking forward to their future years at Wando High. ... T. Berry FRESH- Class President — Chris Wagner Marc Ackerman tram Allbntton Steve Ammons Travis Ancrum Tameka Anderson Cindy Ashley Angie Auld leame Auld Richard Austin John Ay diet te Richard Aydlette Jennifer Banco Mike Basha Robert Bauer Angelia Baremore Tra Beckman Ruth Bennet Kim Bergman Tricia Berry Kathy Billips Barbie Bischol Donald Bishop Neal Black Stephanie Blake Peggy Ann Blunt Ron Blunt Tara Boats Cnsman Boggan Donovan Bohlen Ray Bowden Dana Bowick Kevin Bowie Erick Boyance losette Boykin Cheryl Brought freshmen 83 Thomas Broughton Lon Burnett Alan Lee Burns Cathy Byrd Stacy Campbell Trey Campbell Sara Cannon Scott Canup Marvin Capers Chris Carek David Carrior David Carson Ricky Carter §haron Cary Diane Castas Robbie Catlett Al Causey Joseph Chambers Donna Chancely Tara Childress Matt Christopher Jennifer wKocki % Jen Clark 1 Isiah Cop‘'ley Clifford l'oj im Cherie C bb Sand Co 5m Beverly Coleman Sharon Conyers Celeste i addock Jonathan C aun Alien Crawford Kay Cumhee . Mefamr Daniels Danielle Davids Dave Davis Pamela Davis Kevin Dawson Ronnie Dawscn Vonda Daws Catherine Dec Lisa Desn ns m Cathy C-A wJ Klaus I d Raquel Domi . : I Leslie L • • s.iv| Michael L n 84 Freshmen FRESHMEN AT WORK AND PLAY Laura Durand Monique Eaddy Willie Ells JoAnn Evans Nancy Evans Peyton Fairbank Mike Eaucette Darren Fiall Angela Finley Michael Finley Shawn Fludd Jacqueline Ford Jean Ford Joan Ford f J T m rnr Winona Forsyte f Sean Fowler Raymond Franz Bryan Frazihr Shay Fribbs Gillian Rosemary Glaze John Glencamp John Grafton i ■ Having a laugh before school. You've had your share. Freshmen 85 FRESHMEN ADJUST Quincy Graham Malcolm Grant Anthony Gree Darrell Green Shelia Green Gwendolyn Green Valerie Greer Reiko Hamilton Kelly Hammond Karen Hann Ron Hard John Hargrove Duke Harkins Barney Hartley Rachet Hayes Kathi Henderson i Alphonso Heyward Jonathan Hey wood i iesd Paul Hill Paul Hoaland Sandra , Winston Ho 11 id Chris Hollmgs Horlback 'rlback , Harvey Sarah Householder Lee Hughs Jeff Hunter d Stacey Hunter MaAuie Jenkins mssa Jenkins 'enkms hnson nson Troy I David Jr Wanda i ''on, Car A •DnyaU Cindy Jordan Mark Jordan Mary Jordan Mitchell Joseph Leigh Josey Stephante Kee ’Em Kimbrell Mich'’ Klutz Trry Koger die Krawchuk Marme Lackey Lisa LaMantia Catherine Laney George Legare 86 freshmen TO NEW SURROUNDINGS Jube Legare Thailand Legare Marion Zi Linda L Cathy Li Norma Jean Livingston Norman LizarrakJe Preston Logan Ricky Lowndes Kenneth Lund Salatha Lykins Jett Lytle iy Mamgautt Richard Mamgautt Ulysia Mamgautt Marek )tt Martin )thy Martin “son -rSeoffM Wbvck uvMazyck CtennMcActory JBmajs AcCcnn Thomas McFi I . Ttyarf McGee Mam Me Gower) Terry McKenzie John McLaurin' — Beth McLeod Henry McNeil Brice O'Brien Debbie O'Brien Sheila Oree Danny Orvm Freshmen 87 Gretche i verstok Oxford Nfome Parker ■Patterson las Payne Tyne Perry Ton Phillips Una Pickens Angela Pinckney taverne Pinckney Peter Pinckney David ropeika Deidre Porth Robin Prescott Kimberly Price Frances Pryc Brandon Pugh Brennen Pugh Anthony Ravenell Melinda Ravenel Morris Ray Carmen Retd Wanda Retd Ward Reynolds Jett Richards Dudley Richardson Fred Richardson Laurence Richardson Michelle Richardson Michael Richter Samantha Ricks Kara Roberts Sam Roberts Sonya Roberts Zelda Robinson Sherri Roe Tern ky Ross Deleah Rourk James Rourk Carol Rouse Brenda Salyers eith Sanders a anders ory Sane ISanford Mrs ulien human wettier | 77 Scott Shera Scott Carol Seals Robin Seymour Kevin Sheppard -snmWrr Ralph Sides n mammons Samuel Simmons Angela Singleton Chgrtes Singleton Marcellus Singleton Michael Sisk Michelle Skinner Walter Skipper 88 Freshmen FRESHMEN SHOW . . . SPIRIT AND ENTHUSIASM 1 ‘'John Smalls Mary Smalls Dee Dee Smith Mike Smith Ronald Smith Kathy Sneed Ronald Snipe Vernon Snipe 11 ary Stan fill Doug Stanley Marcus Stefaoou Mark Stocks Cheryl Stokes Tonya Stokes Usa Strode! Cindy Sturm Candace Suggs Sara Summer Samantha Summersett Kyle Summer Jeremiah Swmton Samantha Swmton Tyron Swmton Julie Tapio Lee Taylor Debbie Thomas Cliff Thompson Gina Timmerman Robert Tolbert Beth Torrey Karen Travis Daniel Tru illo Michelle Tucker Carlton Turner Craig Turner Thomas Turner Kyle Usry Maximo Velaque? David Van Cleef Will VawVfef Erick vanderhorst Robert ! Van dm hoist Sherry Varn Costa Vierra ■Carla Vosberg Chris Wagner Derrick Ward Michael Warden June Warm Riley Warren John Washington I Marc Washmgtonu Kathryn Wat kins Steve Weaver Tracy Weed Russell Weefc ? John Welborn Karen West Robin Westerfield jss y Westmoreland Kim Bndi Freshmen 89 A LOOK AT FRESHMEN LIFE 90 Freshmen EAUTIES Wando boasts the prettiest girls in the county, perhaps even the state. All of our beauties — Miss Wando, Miss Homecoming, Miss Legend, and our Class Misses — are not only beautiful but also are smart, witty, sincere, and well-liked. Each one exhibits qualities of which every young girl dreams. We pride ourselves on picking out the prettiest girl for one Miss, and then we out-do ourselves by picking out another girl, just as pretty, for another Miss. Some- times it seems as if there are too many pretty girls; one cannot decide on just one girl. However, one girl is always decided on, and we should feel fortunate to have so many lovely girls at Wando. 1983 MISS LEGEND 92 Beauhes Miss Legend was udged by loan Mack and Bill Fitzgerald from Channel 2. MISS LEGEND CANDIDATES Mary Pennewill Connie Edwards MR. MNDO 1983 r- Wando is selected by the votes ITT h's peers: he's nom'nj,ed by ■ senior homeroom sections and voted on by the entire school. He repre- sents the student’s choice of what Mr. Wando should be like. Sponsored by the Renegade staff, the contest centers around four finalists and Mr. Wando. The winner of the Mr. Wando contest is de- termined by the student who receives the most penny votes. 94 Beauties MISS WANDO 1983 The Miss Wando Pageant is a yearly event which is eagerly anticipated by many. In order to become a candiate. a girl must be one of two nominees from her homeroom and then be voted into the pageant by her class. Once in the pageant, she will compete against approximately 30 other girls from freshman, sophomore, and junior classes. Each contestant mo- dels an evening gown of her choice and ten finalists are chosen on the basis of beauty, poise, and her accomplishments both within and outside of Wando. The ten finalists compete in a talent show to de- cide who is to be crowned Miss Wando 19S3. The winner is crowned by her prede- cessor, Laura Manning, and she receives a beautiful bouquet of roses and recognition during the Homecoming Ceremonies. Beauties 95 MISS HOMECOMING 1982 TN it contestants were chosen for Miss Homecoming by the senior class. Se- iected by the entire student body, the winner and runner-up were named on No- vember 5,1982. During the half-time festivi- ties at the game, Theodesa Lyles was crowned Miss Homecoming by Mr. Scott, and Mary Pennewill was named first runner-up! The other members of the court were as follows: Mary Louise Frampton, Carolyn Turn- er, Connie Edwards, and Tanya Corbin. 96 Beauties j ... FINALISTS NAMED t— ■ —— 1 i • uj (fi rvdkx- IfhdxnhJ CjOdOUL “tjyhjfaALjCbL, dbuvU -- - ajca JI The Class Misses were nominated and voted on by their respective classes. They were judged on their beauty and popularity alone. Holding the title of Class Miss involves representing their class, and participating in the annual homecom- ing parade. Holding the tilte of Class Miss is a great honor!! 98 Beauties many activities go on during a typical school year at Wando: the Miss Wando Pageant, the Junior-Senior, Homecom- ing, the Homecoming parade, Awards' Day, Chorus productions, and intramural sports activities. Each activitiy is important be- cause Warriors are involved, and this involve- ment helps make the school that much dearer to us Warriors. Our Miss Wando Pag- eant picks one of the prettiest girls in the school; many of us are on hand to see the crowning. Just about everyone attends Homecoming and participates in the Home- coming parade. The Junior-Senior is a MUST for all Juniors and Seniors. The whole school recognizes the seniors at Awards' Day. Stu- dents also watch — as well as participate in — Chorus productions. Everyone who does get involved realizes how great Wando truly deep r T£| owder Puff was, as always, a Jl7 great experience. The Junior- X Sophomore team crushed the Senior-Freshman team. It was a memora- ble experience though as both teams tried to out do each other. It was a foggy night — cold and damp — but the girls fought hard to win the game. The French Club sponsors this game annually to raise mon- ey tor its members to go to New Orleans; the crowd was big, and the French Club pulled down quite a bit. 1) Cosh Rivera and Diane Casias plan their strategy lor the big game. 2) The juniors celebrate their victory. 3) The juniors run with the ball for another touchdown. 4) Beth Payne's face shows the result of the game. in) FACES IN THE CROWD. 1) The Junior dess shows off its float. 2) Punk day at Nando!! 3) Alicia Emmons takes a break during class. 4) Nando s Renegade is read by nearly everybody. a omecoming for many Warriors is JLJ the best part of the school year. Si I Everyone is in high spirits, wait- ing for the outcome of the biggest game for all Warriors. We also get out of school early in order to participate in our annual Homecoming Parade. This year we played Battery Creek and, of course, we won. Our team looked super as our defense held Battery Creek back tor most of the night. Everyone, it seems, attends Homecoming — the stands were packed!!! Everyone en oys Homecoming because everyone is there, and being with your friends is what makes the years seem so good. 1) The Wando band begins the Homecoming Parade. 2) Miss Homecoming 1982, Theodesa Lyles, is crowned. 3) The Key Club float shared first place with the National Honor Society. IN HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES 1) The VKA club presents its version of a homecoming float. 2) The Legend staff had the prettiest float in the whole parade. 3) During the Homecoming pep rally, the spirit contest was won by the Seniors. 4) The southern, country, redneck float was a big hit. 5) No more Jasper Green!!!! HOMECOMING EXCITEMENT w Mr. Drews presents the Junior Marshall Awards. wmm A yf Christy Milligan receives first place for her work. eruor Awards' Day is a very prestigious day honoring all Seniors and some un- U derclassmen. This is the day in which the Seniors receive awards lor their hard work during the past four school years Awards' Day is one ol the few days of the school year which honors those students who have excelled in something or who have made noteworthy ac comphshments to the school. v Smile for the camera. £, •K 5 i The productions put on by the Chorus department are looked forward to by every student in school. The Chorus department never fails to bring about the best in a pro- duction. Work on a production is a long, tedious job, but the Chorus de- partment always manages to put on an excellent show. saai 106 Activities any of our Warriors go on trips during the I MM school year or participate in some kind of Si W ft club activity. This year the Latin Club was one such club. The Latin Club took a trip to the World's Fair to visit the cultural interests it exhibited Also, the Spanish Club held a Spanish banquet. Members were to sign up to bring a Spanish meal, and thus, could experience a Spanish dinner. to pig out at their banquet. Mrs. Grendahl sponsored a trip to the Parthenon in Greece. Mrs. Berry doing her favorite thing. Career Week is a very important week to most Warriors This is the week m which speakers come to school and relate their experiences about their various jobs. All students have a chance to hear the many speakers that do come This is a good opportunity for all those inter- ested to inquire about a job. The Vocational department has guests speak for Career Week. Former Mayor Darby speaks to our Warriors. for such a relatively new school, Wando has one of the strongest sports pro- grams in the stale. We have had our share of great moments and not-so-great moments. In 1974 we were conference foot- ball champions, losing only to Summerville. In wrestling we have placed third in State twice, having four individual State Champi- ons. In 1976 we won the volleyball State Championship, undefeated; we also won, in the same year, the girts' basketball State Championship, undefeated; furthermore, we were undefeated in girls' track during the regular 1976 season, losing by 1 point the coveted State Championship — a point which would have set a national record. In 1977 and 1978 we continued dominating the volleyball State Championships, winning 78 straight matches and an unprecedented 7 Lower State Championships. Also, we won another girls' basketball State Champion- ship, another girls' track State Champion- ship, and a girls' cross country State Cham- pionship. During the 19801981 basketball season, our boys'team made it to the semi- finals of the State Championship before los- ing to eventual State Champion, Sumter. Yes, we have had our share of great seasons and not-so-great season; isn’t it funny that one is hard-pressed to remember the not-so-great seasons?!?!?!? 1) Varsity cheerleaders show their spirit in the homecoming parade. 2) The balloons add a special touch to the homecoming pep rally! 3) Injuries do occur, but there is always someone there to help! 4) Senior cheerleaders top to bottom: Tanya Corbin. Mary PennewiH, Mary Reid. Janelle Brown, and Rosalind Welborne 5) Singing with JOY — Missy Wooten 6) Varsity Cheerleaders show their spirit at a pep rally! 7) Janelle laughs with amazement! 8) “Walter the warrior adds to the spirit at Sertoma! 108 Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS •ypqf % 7% RESENTING THE WANDO VARSITY 19 CHEERLEADERS 82-83! This } group of dedicated girls and their sponsor Miss Betty Sharpe began work- ing far before the 82-83 school year be- gan. They attended UCA camp at Clemson University for a week in July and prac- ticed hard all summer long so that they would be prepared to meet the challenge of raising school spirit when the athletic season began. We are sure that everyone agrees WARRIOR SPIRIT IS ON THE RISE ... thanks to our Cheerleaders! Cheerleaders 109 . V Cheerleaders left to right, Top to Bottom: Cassie Whiteside, Chera Scott, Tina Fernandez, Catherine Stuhr. Riley Warren, Cathy Canup, MiMi Hyer. Mamie Lackey, Kathy Johnson Cheering gum is always a habit of many cheer- leaders! The WANDO JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS sponsored by Miss Nanette Early were chosen at the end of the 81-82 school year from rising freshmen and sophomores. They attend- ed camp at Clemson with the Varsity Cheerleaders and worked hard all sum- mer to prepare for this year. Our J. V. Cheerleaders represent Wando spirit and the underclassmen. The underclassmen spirit is rapidly growing into Warrior Power!!! Sertoma here we come!! Friends Forever!! DEMOLISH Dot An unusual way of stretching out!! Showing their spirit at Sertoma!! IIO J.V. Cheerleaders WANDO WARRIORS PLAY BALL L to R 1st rovt: R. Major. L. Bennett. B Crates. R. Bearing, k. McField. L. Smalls. M. Pinckney. 2nd row: Coach Sweeney. Manager Albert Saunders. C. Riggm. H. Porcher, I. Bello. M. Mason. D. Culand. S. White. K. German 3rd row: 1 Foster. B Sharpe. 1. Elliott. B. Gage. W. Clark. 1 Flemming. Coach Kirk. Coach Tate 4th row: P. Corry. T. Tucker. V. Ferraiolo. T. Ciutfo. T Hammon. R. Lamb. 5th row: D. Weed. C. Christenbury, J. McAlister. K Bollard. W. Gilliard. C. Moseley. 6th row: T. Childress. B Bruce. P. Mason. B Matthews. B Steed The Warriors started the year off with a 2 and 0 record. AH of the Warriors had playoff aspirations, but after a rash of injuries, the Warriors’ playoff hopes came to an end. The War- rior team went out in style by winning Homecoming 1982 against Battery Creek. 2) Mike Mason and T. Hammond take a break. 3) A host ol warriors make the stop. 4) Duval Euland and Bernard Steed thrash an opponent. Football 111 WARRIOR FOOTBALL 1) P. Mason looks on as M. Mason makes the tackles. 2) Warriors ready to go. 3) Warriors bust into action. 4) Denny Rebber gets tripped up. 5) The annual pre game prayer. 112 Football WARRIORS ON THE RAGE Football 113 SENIOR WARRIORS 114 Football AND THEIR ESCORTS Football 115 1. Quarterback looks down field to see who's open. 2. Russell Lamb trys for the extra point. 3. Warrior offense is [ettini ready for Burke's defense. 4. Warrior offense takes a break with Coach Sweeney. Wando Wando Wando Wando Wando Wando Wando Wando Wando Wando 9 19 6 00 00 00 8 00 12 6 Garrett 7 Burke 0 Walterboro 20 Beaufort 7 Berkeley 7 Middleton 22 James Island 15 Summerville 35 Goose Creek 27 Battery Creek 3 116 Foot ball JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 33 — Chris Blackwell 17 — lames Boykin 16 — leff Brown 78 — Thomas Campbell 71 — David Carrier 68 — Ricky Carter 62 — Vernon Carter 84 — Clyde Cochrane 72 — Thomas Coleman 55 — lames Elliott 60 — Nathaniel Ford 31 — Raymond Fram 87 — Nat Gadsden 51 — John Glencamp 32 — Malcolm Grant 53 — Dennis Hill 20 — Trey Jenkins 85 — David Johnson 22 — Darrell Jones 73 — F.F. Jones 23 — Robert Rata 15 — Tray Roger 42 — Norman Lizarralde 18 — Victor Major 70 — Terry McRenzie 63 — David Popelka 32 — Troy Querry 50 — Renneth Rainey 77 — Fred Richardson 64 — John Short 41 — Charlie Singleton 26 — Sean Smalls 5 — Billy Swails 50 — Steve Ammons 75 — Marvin Anderson 18 — Reggie Anderson 74 — Gary Benn ville 57 — Terry Suggs 36 — Paul Thompson 8 — Robert Tolbert 21 - Cliff Tonier 83 — Lance Verner 81 — Oliver Venning 80 - Umbo Near 66 — Chris West 89 — Wayne Washington 44 — Nathaniel White 76 - Jim Wiley 86 — Wayn Williamson 61 — Ross Wilson 43 — Wayne Wilson Coach Horn tells the Quarterback the next play to run. J.V. Football 117 MORE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL r 1) Warriors discuss their strategy. 2) Wando wins the coin toss. 3) What a catch! 4) Coach Horn punts the ball. 5) Ready! Set! Go!! Wando 23 Burke 7 Wando 6 Walterboro 34 Wando 22 Beaufort 6 Wando 14 Berkeley 21 Wando 0 James Island 21 Wando 0 Summerville 7 Wando 13 Goose Creek 6 Wando 13 Middleton 6 118 J.V. Football VOLLEYBALL TEAM EXCELS □ National Volleyball Coach Of The Year: Linda White ando has one of the truly great traditions in volleyball. In ten years the volleyball team has won three consecutive State Championships, been runners-up twice, and won seven Lower State Championships. Over the years, the teams have set a state record of seventy-eight consecutive wins; no other team has even come close! The mam reason for their success is their coach, Linda White. Coach White has played a major part in the development of sports at Wando. Wando boasts the top girts' athletic pro- gram in the state — holding eight State Cham- pionships in its first ten years — tour by Coach White. Under her tutelage, her volleyball teams have compiled a 313-53 win loss record. Coach White possesses a rare quality: the ability to talk to her teams in such a way that on the rare occassions when Wando has been down match- point, their seemingly inevitable defeat becomes a re oicing win. On the occassions when Wando has been down match-point, Coach White calls time-out, delivers one of her inspiring pep-talks, and the team pulls out a miraculous come-from- behmd deteat. It is this such quality to which one can attribute much ot Wando's success. In recognition of her fine job, Coach White has received a most prestigious honor; she was named National Volleyball Coach ot the Year by the National High School Athletic Coaches' Asso- ciation. This is, of course, the single greatest honor that could be bestowed upon a coach. It involves ridged competition as the winner ot the state competition advances to the region compe- tition and the competition continues until a na- tional winner has been chosen. Wando is fortunate to have one of its coaches such a distinguished Coach as Linda White. Watching one’s school team play in the state tournament of any sport is a once in a lifetime event. We, Warriors, should take advantage of seeing this event and support the Warriorettes as well as the Warriors!!!!! 'YfT fcellence! That is the one word to ■Iff describe the hard work and perior- mance of the volleyball team this season. This year's Warriorette team compiled a 23-6 win loss record. The team placed third in the conference, and it won the Porter Gaud Tournament — one of the strongest tourneys in the state as the eventual AAAA State Champion was in the ten team field. As a prelude to the start of the season, the team attend- ed camp at North Carolina. Here they practiced endless hours to perfect their skills. The hard work paid off. however, as the Warriorettes lost to only three different teams (they lost to Goose Creek three times — Goose Creek was the even- tual State Champ.) The team continued to improve their skills. Next year they will have four starters returning to the team. Again they will have strong competition in conference 6-4A. These girls have some- thing no other team in the area pos- sesses, determination. With the determi- nation to win our Warriorettes will again capture the State Tournament, be it next year or ten years from now, and will bring the State Title back to WANDO, its true home!! Coach Linda White Volleyball 119 OUR AMAZING I VARRIORETTES 1) The Warriorettes shake hands after a match. 2) Serve, Kelly, serve! 3) Jennifer delivers a perfect serve. 4) Mrs. White praises her team on a fine job. 5) The bench looks on as the team scores. 120 Volleyball MRRIORETTES DOMINATE STATE! VOLLEYBALL RECORDS AND STATS Wando Volleyball Scores 1982 (23-6) Wando vs. ... Summerville 7-15, 15-5, 5-15 Berkeley 15-0, 15-1 Beaufort 15-0, 15-2 Walterboro 15-2, 15-4 Burke 14-16, 15-6, 15-7 Battery Creek 15-0, 15-4 James Island 15-8, 15-2 Goose Creek 15-11, 4 -15, 7-15 Stall 15-17, 15-1, 15-6 Bishop England 15-12, 12-15, 15-10 Middleton 15-3, 15-5 lames Island 15-3, 7-15, 15-3 Middleton 15-6, 15-5 YEAR RECORD POSITION IN STATE 1973 17-5 1974 25-5 State Runner Up 1975 36-3 3rd in State 1976 37-0 State Champs 1977 37-0 State Champs 1978 37-2 State Champs 1979 31-6 State Runner Up 1980 32-10 3rd in State 1981 25-12 1982 23-6 Ashley Hall 15-6, 15-4 Garrett 7-15, 18-16, 16-14 Hanahan 15-13, 15-8 Stall 7-15, 13-15 Summerville 15-3, 15-4 Stall 8-15, 15-5, 15-10 Stall 15-10, 15-3 Walterboro 15-2, 15-2 Goose Creek 15-4, 6-15, 13-15 Burke 16-15, 15-13 Berkeley 15-7, 15-2 Beaufort Forfeit Battery Creek 15-0, 16-14 Summerville 9-15, 14-16 West Florence 15-8, 18-16, 15-12 Goose Creek 15-6, 1-15, 8-15, 9-15 YEAR MVP’S 1973 Dianna Coakley 1974 Ann Ward 1975 Tricia Sumner 1976 Susan Shaffer 1977 Lisa Schweers 1978 Lisa Schweers 1979 Alison Jones 1980 Alison Jones 1981 Micah Richardson CAWS ALL STAR YEAR PLAYER 1978 Lisa Schweers 1980 Regina Brown Linda Burnett 1981 Debbie Moore Alison Jones 1982 Jennifer Bryan Monica Jenkins Melissa Tapio 1983 Micah Richardson Jennifer Johnson Volleyball 121 BASKETBALL TEAM GOES Sitting: Renwick Behrens, Jeffrey Glover. Timmy Picard, Robert Steed. Rodney Mamgault. Terry Bryan Standing: Coach Wright, Albert Saunders Katrina Ketchen Kevin Wesley. Darryl Pinckney, Donnie Mazyck. Denny Rebber. Mary Singleton, Hank Brown FOR A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP The boys' basketball team finished the season with a 22-5 record. They made it to the semi-finals of Lower State before losing to Eau Claire. Boys' Varsity Basketball 123 WARRIORS PLAY BALL! WARRIORETTES RUN THE BALL Standing: Rachel Hayes. Dee Dee Wright. Helon Everett, Jracy Weed. Michelle Rice. Julie Tapio. Leslie Horry. Joyce Isaac. Rene Brock Sitting: Larrame Frazier, Johnette English. Mean Wright, Jennifer Johnson, Terry Windham The Warriorettes had a very trying year Hard work and practice helped them, but the tough competition in region 6-4A proved too much as the Warriorettes failed to reach the .500 mark on their record. This was the first time our team had a losing record. The young team was led by only three seniors: Jennifer Johnson, Mean Wright, and Johnette English. Juniors such as Larraine Frazier, Terry Windham, and Joyce Isaac gave the team help too. Next year the Warriorettes will be aided by the J. V. team, which ended up with a strong conference showing. Hopefully, with the help of the J.l. Warriorettes, the varsity team will once again be a contender for the conference crown. 1) Mean Bucky Wright shows style as she makes a two point jumper at the buzzer. 2) Larrame Big Girl Frazier makes two ot her game high twenty six points. Girls' Varsity Basketball 125 1982-1983 SEASON PROVES TOUGH 1) Jennifer Johnson grabs the rebound and shoots for two. 2) Heton Everett grabs the ball against Goose Creek. 3) Terry Muggy Windham hits the ball to teammate Johnette English. 4) Jump ball; get it. 5) Larraine and Jennifer try for the rebound. 126 Girls' Varsity Basketball WARRIORETTES’ RECORDS YEAR 1973- 1974 1974- 1975 1975- 1976 1976- 1977 1977- 1978 1978- 1979 1979- 1980 1980- 1981 1981- 1982 MVP'S Ellen Freeman Debbie Hammond Regina Brown Chris Horry Jennifer Bryan Larraine Frazier YEAR RECORD POSITION IN STATE 1973-1974 20-4 1974-1975 21-1 1975-1976 22-1 1976-1977 25-0 State Champs 1977-1978 21-2 4th in State 1978-1979 22-1 Lower State Runner Up 1979-1980 24-3 State Champs 1980-1981 16-7 10th in State 1981-1982 14-11 SCCAWS ALL STATE YEAR PLAYER 1974-1975 Jennene Heyward (All Stale Honorable Mention) 1976- 1977 Debbie Hammond Susan Shaffer 1977- 1978 Regina Brown — All-American Lisa Schweers — Honorable Mention All-American 1979- 1980 Chris Horry 1980- 1981 Jennifer Bryan 1981- 1982 Heidi VanDerveer 1) Senior Johnette English watches the ball’s movement. 2) The referee calls lump ball. 3) Senior Arlean Wrighl blocks out for the ball. 4) Senior lennifer Johnson awaits the ball on the court. Girls' Varsity Basketball 127 J. V. BASKETBALL SHOWS ABILITY Standing Al Causey. Brian Benton. Darrell tones. Allan Gathers. Robert Tolbert. Anthony Brown. Wayne Washington. Tony Brown. Willy Gaillard. Wayne Williamson. Dudley Richardson. Raymond Friends. Bernard Porcher. Randall Coaxum, Franklin Somers. John Glencamp (not pictured: Coach Williams) J.V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL IMPROVE RECORD w ando has always had a strong girls’ basketball tradition. For many years the Junior Varsity teams went through the seasons undefeated. However, as tough- er competition emerged, our Warriorettes also became tougher. The last few years, nevertheless, our young teams have strug- gled. There have been three coaches over the last four years, and therefore, the teams have not had a stabilizing factor. Now, though, a new Junior Varsity Coach has come forth — Karen Cook. Ms. Cook is a former Wando track standout. She realizes the po- tential her team has, and she will, in a few years, be able to mold the JV girls into a fine squad. The JV girls practice every day after school trying to gain the necessary exper- ience that will enable them to play basketball for many years to come. They work many hours with little recognition. The work that the JV program does is an essential part of the Varsity sports program at Wando. WANDO GOLF TEAM Top Row: L to R — Edward Sires, Eric Gottemoller, Andy Gross, Coach Craven, Bottom: Eric Finklestein, Ray Franz, HTesty Westmorland. 1) Fore! 2) Nice swing. 3) Edward jokes around with his club. 130 Goll WANDO WRESTLERS I to R — Top Row: Chris Frazier. L. Bess, Short, C. Bennett, B. Lewis, M. Faucette, D. Orving, L. Verner, J. Elliot, T. Kroger. 6. Carter, R. Starrett, B. Gage, D. Papelka, J. Stanley, E. Leighton, L. Hydrick, D. Heath, J. Foster, R. Katy, E. Fordham, M. Rouse. D. Fiall, F. Wright, J. Ravenel, J. Manigault, Coach Spalviero, (Bottom) R. Anderson, R. Weeks, W. Witcraft, S. Jacobi, M. Velagguey, A. Crawford, M. Stefanow. R. Dejongle, D. Stanley, T. Jrumble, L. Clark, S. Roberts. J. Malasky, C. Guff in, D. McCullough, H. Williams, R. Thompson, L. Buss, N. Lizarrable, W. Pinckney. Wrestling 131 SENIOR WRESTLERS L to R — (Top): Jeff Foster, Etyah Fordham, Coach Spalviero, Mike! Rouse, Ernie Leighton, (Bottom) Chris Frailer, Joey Malasky, Waveriy Pinckney. 132 Wrestlmg “MAT-MEN EXCEL 1972-78 Wrestling Teem Results: Information not available. 1978- 79 Wrestling Team Results: Dual Meet Record, 14-2-1. Second in Lower State Fourteenth in State. Individual Honors: Timmy Gilbert — Third in State — 121 lbs. James Pinckney — Fourth in State — 115 lbs. 1979- 80 Wrestling Team Results: Dual Meet Record 10-2 Second in Lower State Fourth in State Individual Honors: Timmy Gilbert — State Champ — 126 lbs. Dolph Farmer — Second in State — 107 lbs. James Pinckney — Third in State — 115 lbs. Mark Lear — Second in State — 121 lbs. 1980- 81 Wrestling Team Results: Dual Meet Record 11-3 Second in Lower State Fifteenth in State Individual Honors: Thomas Jenkins — State Champ — 156 lbs. 1981- 82 Wrestling Team Results: Dual Meet Record 9-2 Second in Lower State Third in State Individual Honors: Robert Wyndham — State Champ — 187 lbs. Mark Christopher — Fourth in State — 101 lbs. Joey Malaskey — Fourth in State — 107 lbs. Nate Jenkins — Fourth in State — 132 lbs. John Moseley — Third in State — 126 lbs. Wresthng 133 WANDO SLUGGERS 1982 Standing: Coach Fisher, Jay Truesdale, Tony Ciuffo, Alan Tavel, Shawn White, Fred Rode woldt; Scooter Mitchum, Davis Weed, Melvin Smalls. (Next row) David Dangerfield, Drew McCullough, Joel McCullough, Billy Swails (Sitting) Robbie Baturin, Jeff Isaac Robert Wyndham 134 Baseball IN ACTION Baseball 135 ’82 TRACK TEAM L to R: (Top) Coach Kirk, D. Manigaulf, M. Mazyck, K. German, K. Milligan, M. Pinckney, L. Green, L Verner, M. Horry, K. Williams, B. Manigautt, L. Hurren, J. Horry ver the past nine years, since the founding of Wando, the track team has excelled in its league and ranks as one of the top schools in the state. It has re- ceived high marks in all areas of track. The team has the potential to be state champi- ons and with needed support, the team might bring home this prize on our tenth year. i ‘ ■ ■ 1 ■ || | | i 136 Boys' Track KEEP ON TRUCKING! 7 f j Coach Kick gives the battle plan. A Leap For Life! Kenneth Williams crosses finish line. Going back for the wind up. Berry Manigault zooms over the hur- dles. Boys' Track 137 SENIOR TRACK MEMBERS Kevin Milligan, Barry Manigault, Lee Hurren, James Horry, Kevin German TRACK STATISTICS 1973-1979 Track Record: Information not available. 1980 Track Record: 30-5 Second in County Meet Third in Region Meet M. V.P. — Eric Frazier (156 Points) Coach — Tom Kirk 1981 Track Record 26-3 Second in County Meet Second in Region Meet M.V.P. — Eric Frazier (149 Points) Coach — Tom Kirk 1982 Track Record 26-9 Third in County Meet Fourth in Region Meet Fight in State Meet M.V.P. — Lee Hurren (131 3 4) Individual Records: Shot Put - 52'2l i Discus — 150'4 Long Jump — 22'10 Triple Jump — 45'8 Pole Vault — 14V High Jump — 6’7A 3200m Run — 9:52.5 400m Relay — 42.8 100m Dash — 10.68 110m Hurdles — 14.9 Steve Gawrych 77 Steve Gawrych 77 Rodney Reid 82 Edward Brown 81 Chip Campsen 77 Glenn Duncan 76 Lee Hurren 82 1) Thomas Jen- kins 2) Mark Ford- ham 3) Eric Frazier 4) Marvin Rob- inson Eric Frazier 80 Barry Manigault 82 138 Boys’ Track WANDO GIRLS DISPLAY TALENT hat is the prime ingredient in any Wando track team? Hard work. Just ask Coach Karen Cook. Last year’s track team surprised everyone (except themselves) and pulled some amazing surprises. Hard work enabled members of the team to go to the State Meet in Columbia. Michelle Rice, Heidi VanDerveer, Veronica Brown, Gail Rus- sell, Helena Manigault, Larraine Frazier were the few girls who participated in the State Meet. The 1600 meter relay, team led all the girls with a first-place finish and a NEW STATE RECORD. The '82-83 season proves to be as exciting as last year's squad. The girls hope with the same enthusiasm and the same effort they can again go to the State Meet and again come away winners — this year they look forward to capturing the State Meet again and to bringing the State trophy back to Wando where it be- longs!!!!!!! Front row: Ms. Coot, Jeannette Coleman, Veronica Brown. Heidi VanDerveer, Harrialanne Frazier. Gladys Cummings 2nd row: Donna Sanders. Melissa Langston. Octavia Robinson. Angie Johnson. Lynnette Bourne. 3rd row: Melanie Williams. Larraine Frazier. Michelle Rice, Zelda Robinson. Helena Manigault Girls' Track 139 TRACK TEAM GOES FAR YEAR MVP's 1973 Diana Coakley 1974 Track — Kathleen White Field — Katy Gawrych 1975 Track — Karen Cook Field — Kathleen White 1976 Track — Denise Mitchum Field — Leslie White 1977 Track — Dot Ravenel Field — Wanda Green 1978 Track — Lisa Schweers Field — Wanda Green 1980 Linda Manigault 1981 Veronica Brown Track Results 1973 Undefeated 1974 Undefeated, State Champions 1975 Undfeated, State Champions 1976 Second in State, State record held by Denise Mitchum — 800 m. 2:20.8 Cross country All State — Denise Mitchum, Lisa Shine 1977 Fourth in State, county Meet — MVP Denise Mitchum, Cross Country All State — Lisa Shine, Dot Ravenel 1979 Wanda Green 1981 Second in Conference, Sixth in State, State Record — held by Gail Russell. Helena Manigault, Larraine Frazier, Veronica Brown — 1600 m. relay 3:59.1 140 Girls' Track VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Standing: Carl Carroll, Darren Kerr, Richard Hodgkiss. Peter McKellar. Jamie McAlister. Rod Skinner. Hal Timmerman, Jerry Johnson. Robbie Powell, Chuck Dyer. Coach Reilly Kneeling: Todd Sigmon, Crisman Boggan. Dean Hendrix, Bobby Crates. Bob Hicken. Douglas Palka. Bo Harris (Hot pictured: Chris Baynard Rod Skinner leads the victory procession. - - Bob Hicken kicks a penalty point. Soccer 141 Kneeing. Klaus Dilling. Robin Seymour. Todd Cathguard. John Tuma. John Aydlette, Todd Deer. Tommy Schuman. Geoff Wright. Jonathon Haywood. Richard Aydlette, Peyton Fairbanks Second row: Kristen Wright. Eric Wilson. Jeff Brown, David Tuma. Scott Riggin. Kenneth McBride. Charles Procher. Robert Bates Chip Jones Jake Flemming. Winston Holliday. Coach Fallis 142 J.V. Soccer WANDO TENNIS TEAM L to R: Tim Picard, Mark Suries, Chris Carek, Johnette English, Jay Nelson, Tara Shore, Coach Wright. Tennis J 43 WARRIOR SPORTS The baseball team gives it their best! WANDO SOCCER STATISTICS SEASON RECORDS WON LOST TIED COACH 198081 j 8 2 Tom Reilly 198182 2 12 2 Tom Reilly 198283 9 6 0 Tom Reilly MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS YEAR PLAYER POSITION 198081 Enc Gtuse Forward 198182 Bobby Crates Goalkeeper 198283 TBD ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS YEAR FIRST TEAM - - POSITION SECOND TEAM - POSITION HONORABLE MENTION •198283 Bobby Crates — Goal Keeper Crrsman Boggan - Forward terry Johnson Fwd Bo Hams — Fullback Bob Htcken Halfback Dean Hendm - - HB Peter Mchellar - - Halfback Todd Sigmon — Fullback •1st YEAR TEAM SELECTED INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Most Goals m a Game Bob Htcken 3 198283 Peter Mchellar 3 198283 Most Goals m a Season Peter Mchellar 15 198283 Most Goals m a Career Peter Mchellar 18 198183 Most Assists in a Game Crisman Boggan 3 198283 Most Assists m a Season Cnsman Beggar 6 198281 Most Assists m a Career Crisman Boggan 6 198281 Most Saves m a Game Bobby Crates 24 1981 82 Most Saves m a Season Bobby Crates 239 198182 Most Saves in a Career Bobby Crates 489 1981-83 Most Shutouts in a Season Bobby Crates 6 198283 Most Shutouts m a Career Bobby Crates 9 198183 144 Sports Ttd ando is comprised of approximately 36 ffj clubs. Each one raises money for a project which benefits that club — such as taking a trip, furnishing a scholar- ship, raising money to pay debts, or financ- ing a book. The Inter Club Council, made up of the club presidents, is the governing body for all clubs. It determines what can be sold, when it can be sold, ... Each club must clear its fundraising project with the Inter Club. Therefore, the Inter Club serves as a governing body for the school's clubs. Our clubs involve most all of our students in some way or another and are, therefore, an inseperable part of our school life. r Student Counci Bottom Row: Both Boyne, Bemud Steed, Botrido Hunter, Cuotne Fnmpton — vice-president, Buzzy Nelson — presi dent, Beth Ubrecht, Trevor Cotmon, Chris Hefner. Top Row: Suzonne Jones, Melonie friHum, Cerotyn Turner, Chou Deny, Horti Suries, Mory Bennewii, take Meson, Use Henderson, Missy Wooten, Cotherine Stuhr Purpose: To promote better relotion- ships omonf the students end stoH mem- bus end to provide on outlet for students to briny thee problems os wei os desires Inter-Club Bottom Row: Bred Anderson, Beth Boyne, Trevor Connon, Beth Albrecht, CiroSne Frompton, Botricio Hunter, Liso Nuern- betyer, Trocy OKety Top Row: Richortine Dinyle, Mory Clune, Jennifer Johnson, lork Sisson, Muy Reid, Bemud Steed, Rusty Brodky, Fbbie Jones, Deon Hendrix, Suson Dolton, Kirsten Hriyht, Diono Dodds The tnter-Counci, mode up of the dub representotives is the yovemmy body for oi dubs. It determines whit con be sold, when it con be sold, etc. Eoch dub must deu its fund-roismy projects with the Mu-Club. Therefore, the Inter-Club serves os o yovemmy body hr the school's clubs. L 146 Clubs National Honor Society Bottom How: Tonio Toney, Liu Gadigan, Buoy Nelson, Obit Janes, Tanya Corbin, Beth Hurray Top Roar. Ms. Worse, Carolyn Turner, Carol Wright, Douf James, Chris Bennett, Susan Dalton, Ms. fndale The NHS is a eery prestigious organiza- tion. Jn order to quatfy tor membership, one must accelerate in four bask areas: leadership, sendee to the school and com- munity, character, and scholarship. Winthrop Challenge Bottom Rom: Doug James, Ward Reynolds, Burmey Widen, Steven Jacobi, BMy Ma- son. Top Row: Ms. Weise, Ms. Cabmass, Liu Gadigan, Michael Patterson, Melissa Schrabmen, Crisman Bogan, Ms. Paggi. The Winthrop ChaMenge team repre- sents Wando in a quick statewide compe- tition of quick recall in a quiz show setting. The material for the questions is taken from any tut book used in the state of South Carolina. Wando is the only school in Charleston County to have a Winthrop Chadenge team. Clubs 147 Future Business Leiden of Amines Bottom Row: Sheri Henderson, Berbers Conyers, Jesnnette Skinner, Christy Smi- le, Etrimnt Cord, Henry White; Middle Boer: Gsl Lmysrd, Amy Osmore, Perry Pe- o.i.'i. � i___i . r__ tersoOf jock seme, bneryi snin ps op Beer. Mery Louise Frsmpton, Erie KroB, Trscy Egbert, Inyrid Westberry, Urstdi Mirio� , Debts Limb, Anyti Duns, Csroi Wnyht, Bourne ToBtert, Steven Swsnson, Shinn Muyck, Dime Bobinsonson, Ms. Mithews, VMi Anderson, Dint Chiders The FBLA helps to: 1) develop compe- tent, lyyressnre business lesdership skills; 2) develop dimeter, prepire for useful riliwmnthln ___I fci, .. - -1 _ cmzensmp, sno rosier potnottsni, J) en- coursye sehohrship snd promote school toydfy; 4) estibtsh oecupitionil yods md 5) strenythen confidence in the stu- -I-—A -_J M r|rA- Owwl• mini FMj Y-Qub Members: List Sent, Lirk Sisson, Bobm Powers, Dtbonh Limb, Beth Moore, Lori Dmdridye, Leslie Evens, Ame Delbene, Shell Johnson, Kim Mirtin, Lyndi Frm- rone, Kim Koehn, Ctrokne Jones, Leiyh Owen, Hmcy Bridyhtm, Brooke Eisenhow- er, Bobm Wdsh, Amy Bliley, Kris Btdcfdf, Andres Heywood, Mekssi Lmyston, Miri- mne Pitterson, Anyei Detns, List Nuem- beryer, Tncy OKety — President, Aiicii Emmons — Vice-President, Kithi Kiyior — Treisurer, Liun Cross — Secretiry, Lynne Tressler — Chipliin, Miry Louise Fnmpton, Beth Mumy, Ms. Kiy, Ms. Heith The Y-Cki is I Christim orysnintion for yiris. It is sponsored by the Christim Ftmdy Y of Chtrieston. The dub's yods md purposes tre fundnisiny md service l to the community. 148 Ciubs Mrf 1—■- -J. nooawinos Bottom Bow: Christy Buncum, Wile McGirth, Dtborth Riventt, Stecy Porker, Tonye White, Demons Bsmwet, Shelley Metz, Beth Hortemen, Use Srehem, Leure Hyett, Leure Meaning, Myre Pinckney Pnd Row: Stecy Bryce, Sheron WiWems, Mbsy Jenkins, Peorie Wright, Uce Old- lend, Seen Leshbrook, Michelle Krewchek, Jeennie AM, Dennis Toney, Meienie Wit- kerns, Tine Femendez, Ingrid Dies, Elen r_.____ « -!.- - tln.ir, yn fi i | | f wjcf, wtwiW i nofniofi, rany Jeff Pierce, Bob Mutt el, Colvin Cochrene, Chip Aydette, Lewis Reed, Lynette Bourne, Scott Riggin, Lucius Rouse, Mb CuCHC nnlWCiu, Launn mCbee Drum Line Left to Right: Geoff Wright, Kevin Shep- perd, Jeff Rkherds, Richerd Atdlette, Robb Smith, Devid Turns, Rod Skinner, Peter McKeter, Jeff Conklin, John Hoger, Lethe Pod, Tore Shore, Greg Worden Clubs 149 c I u b s Stye Bind 1st How: Liu Gratum, Beth Nortman, Al- ice Oldand, Elen Frayer, Chip Ay delta, Letha Fed, Bob Nutat, 2nd Row: Laura Hyatt, Vtmmy Bucharmon, Mark Casias, Fred Thompson, Blake Cau- sey, Susan Dalton, Fm Kimbrell, Damon Fordham, Calvin Cochrane The jazz ensemble pew in numbers and talent this year. Bepntuni after marchiny season, the jazz ensemble per- formed for the Lowcountry Christmas Fes- tival at GaMard Auditorium. A major mi- lestone was reached when the jazzers played their first tut concert this year. The steady powth in popularity of the jazz poup and the demand for public perfor- mances ensured that this ensemble would become a fixture on the Nando School 150 Clubs Flags Bottom: Diana Dodds, Rebecca HaskiH, Caroline Frampton, Theo Lyles, Betti Gear- hart, Sara Cannon, Lisa Nuemberger, Lynne Tressler Top Row: Lisa Henderson, Donna Saunders, Chau Dang, Romona McKenzie, Sharon Washington, Mehny Deer, Cindy Dearing, Teri White, Karen Coleman, Valer- ie Serin ton Hot pictured: Jayne Lowry, tsetta Coakly, Jennifer Thomas, Stacy Parker, JaJeta Saunders, Vemka Washington Pom Pon Back Row: Kristen Wright, Sherrie Simms, Robyn Slawson, Sharon Coste Catherine Swinton, Beth Murray, Becky Downs, Jon- Marie Scott 2nd Row: Pom pon runner, Shelly Bervard, Jennifer Bryant, Shannon Sneed, Ramona Bamwei, Kathy Henderson, Sandy Burke, Hoiy Crawford, MicheHe Krawchek 1st Row: Melanie Thornton, Kathy Thom- son, Dawn Whaley. Clubs 151 r Sonfsters Members: Jennifer Banco, Remotu Bern- wet, Peur Bloke, Beth Boroufhs, Fonda Brown, Thee Brown, Cherie Cobb, Trecy Hendrix, Deboreh Ravened, Jelete Senders, Devon Shut, Cynthie Sturm, Keren West, Lise Certer, Cethy Denney, Shetey Get- verd, Lise Grehem, Lise Ison, Julie Ley ere, Lynn MeMcote, Michele Tucker, Cethy Bl- kps, Peuy Dewkins, Joyce McQueen, Amy Mkheets, Mery trends Scertete, Cheryl Stokes, Kethy Thompson, Kris Vonker- ewsky, Jacqueline Williams. 152 Clobs « Performing Arts Club Members: Kim Abrecht, Amy Bitty, Kety Biker, Jenny Benco, Chris Bkkwet, Constance Bo wick, Chris Bonsecout, Thea Brown, Victor Brown, Lime Burkett, Trtcey Cm, Sherry Cm, Marti Campbell, Trey Cam- bet Trevor Ctrmon, Diriet Cirrier, Usi Carter, Blake Causey. Tara Chldress, Miry Ckme, Tammy Coiium, Calvin Cochrane, Sandy Cook, Tanya Corbin, Sharon Coste, Jon Crawn, Lori Dandridge, Kristin Davis, Peggy Dawkins, Vonda Dawson, Cindy Dealing, Melanie Deer, Anne Debene, An- gela Dingle, Fred Durand, Holy Eigison. Lesley Evans, Dietrich Fisher, Carla Fisk, Saly Garrett, Mary Garrison, John Grafton, Usa Graham, Laura Gross, Kely Hammond, Susan Hem, Lisa Henderson, Andrea Hay- wood, John Hoagitnd, Beth Hodgin, Russel Hopper, Marti Horry, Cathy Householder, Sarah Householder. Patricia Hunter, Usa Ison, Terri Jefferson, Chip Jones, Katrina Ketchen, Daren Kerr, Dkksie Kirkland. Members Cant'd Marianne KUtr, Eric Krol, Kecia Kuril, Karen Lancaster, Alva Lawrence, Juke Le- gare, Robyn Legare, Tad Legare, Janet Link. Gal Lmyatd, Madtyn Lyles. Jackie Major. Helena Mamgautt. Laura Manning, Ursula Marlowe, Brett Martin, Gal Martin, Cheral McCombs. Lorrie Maryck, Patricia McDowell. Mignon McGuill, Joyce McQueen, Laura Mestnik, Curtis Metr, Amy Michaels, Kathy Miller, Beth Moore, Cheryl Moraska. Tim Mutton, CamiUa Mum, Robert Hence, Beth Norleman, Bob Huttal. Andria Oakes, Alee Ofdland, Stephanie Palmer, Mary PennewM, Perry Peterson. Myra Pinckney, Carmen Platt. Colette Platt, Lethe Polk. Frances Pryor, Leslie Radcfffe, Deborah Ravened, Carmen Reid, Mary Reid, Michelle Rice. Michelle Richardson, Scott Riggins, Charlene Ross, Ricky Sandier, Mary Scariata, Tara Schorr, Sabo Scott, Lisa Sent, Sherrie Simms, Adrienne Singleton, VakJaise Sin- gleton, Yvonne Singleton. Robyn Slavrson, Carol Smats, Ur Standafer, Tonya Stokes, Cindy Sturm, Samatha Summers, Valerie Swinton, George Thomas. Members Cont'd Kathy Thomson, John Thomson, Terri Thomson, Leroy Thondey, Michelle Tucker, Carieton Turner, John Verdugo, Kris Von Karowsky, Gunny baton, Frances barren, Robert batkins, Ingrid batch, Karen best, Dawn bhaley, Bridget bhrte, Cassandra IMLU. IS____IMu'i. |Mji. WlKTCj etGfWJ WiMlw n otJJ WFWTwf lamSSIG bhiteside, Melanie bMams, Elizabeth bi- son, Kristen bright, Sandy Burke Clubs 153 Jets Bottom Row: List Sent, Brad Anderson, Kristen Wright, Ms. Walton, William Wise- men, Chrisman Bogan, Diana Dodds, WU- 6am Wise men, Chrisman Bogan, Diana Dodds, Hunter WMiams. 2nd Row: John hint, Raul Basha, Kathy RBRtr, Beth Horteman, Brooke Eisenhow- er, Geoff Wright, lack Retit, Bridget White, Gai Martin. Top Row: Troy Weakly, Chris Bennett, Frank Scott, Ton TrumbuH, David MillnuK, Ebb Dubley, David Dodds, Trevor Cannon, Leri Dandridge, Beth Gearhart. Ou dub is a combination dub made up of South Carolina Junior Academy of Sci- ence and Junior Engineering Technical So- ciety. We try to increase our understand- ing of science and engineering through fun, learning activities. Renegade Staff Members: Melanie WMams, Laura Black, Anita Brown, Tara Boroughs, Carole Settle, Donna Lampkm, Mark Casias, Terri Thomp- son, Stephen Cometson, Linda ManigauH, Jamie Moore, Mary Anne Soubeyout, Su- san Strobe!, John Thompson, Don West Rubkshed lour times each year, the Renegade is the student newspaper at Wando. The Renegade's special editions are at Christmas and at Graduation. The nucleus lor the Renegade staff is the jour- naksm class at Wando which sells the ads, gathers the news, types the stories, edits the copy, and does the make-up for the paper. Melanie W'Mams is the editor for the Renegade. 154 Clubs Latin Chib 1 1st: Band Kennedy, Adrien Singleton. Akcia Em- mons, kkcheat Patterson. Terry Simmons, Dean Henderu, Barry Slurp, Michelle Riley, Mrs. Gren- det 2nd: Lems Collins Winston Holiday, Jonathon Hewgard, Karen Travis. Kim Whahn, Stephanie Kee. Steven Jacobi. Jay Welborn, Cindy Bearing 3rd: Charity Jonston. Mary Jordon, Mark Ste lanou, Robin Seymor, Brad Anderson, Andrea Rogers, Andrea Heyward, Lorry Dandndge, Missy Wooten, Lynn Tressler 4th: Kyte Usry, Alien Murray, Jane Lowry, Lisa Nurnberger, Sandy Brumley, Wade Clark. Chou Dang; Sandy Smiley, Becky Verber 5th: kJhcheat Sisk, Trey Koger, Bougies Palka. Robin Welch, Dibora Lamb, Francis Prior, Sarah Schweitzer, Carol Settle, Juhe Thames 6th Ricky Carter, John Lucas, Charles Porcher, Todd Sigman, [vans Jenkins, Jett Stanley. Band Dodds, Lance Verner, Mike Anderson, Al Causey German Club Members Brad Anderson, Kris Hon Karowsiy, Susan Hein, Kathy Mdker, Kathy Lewis, Susan Lamantia, Me Budan, Geoff Wright, Ste- ven Ammons, Chris Wagner, Carry Wal- lace, Mart Ackerman, Carol Seals, ran Lanford, Kristin Wright, Shawn Beck, Jen- nifer Rogers, Jack Petit, Rebecca HasUR, Cfnton Chamness, Gary Berne vile, Ward Reynolds, Frank Reynolds, Frank Stott, Bo Harris, Johnny Short, Klans Diking, Maria Anotrens, Robin Smith Clubs 155 Stunt am Mantel; Ktn Soderts. That Berry. Ebhie tent, Mm Hufrore. Stun Bettor, Kim Berymui, Mm Snai. Vm Kresity. Mender Mm, Km trim. So- rstut Weis, Cists ¥Mtrs. Wsttu Hugtm. Beth Mute- tun. Tut Sturt, Study Butt. Brett htsrtn. Outt AKtut. Cut) KMtrt. Stuff Themes. Bndftt White. Chip AydMtts. lynds Friyuu. ttchete Cents. Amends Truth, Itu Femtndtr. Frtcty Cm, Amt Dttbmt, Sturm Lsshbrtoi, Shtmon Sneed, Prut Mhnsltn. Terri Thempsut, Fred Thompson, Setttn KWteth, Met Cretin, Attends Ctchcntt, Cent Wriftit. Dint Stnftrd. Angete tempt Ml Ur Ctrrtrd. Ltri Hsrris, Amy Russ, Tttends Hstkm. Cindy Seymour. Lindt hunt. Dmt adders, teste AkCents. Iron Buss. Ettn Frtyu, SMndt Fed dM. toy tUBdump, list� Redcttte, tdsriume Kim. Slurry CtM. Me FMuMf. I ettn, Atestnt. Peryt Beyte. Liu Lsttudu, Brtetdt Seth. Btneurt Simmons, true Burtett. Deaf huts, hurt Dtrmd. Kitty Sneed. Kin Bfrpntn, Bemud Steed The ptnptst et the Spstdsh dub is It tostu end muntsm Merest in ttspude u tuitus 156 Clubs exi Jennifer Johnson, Pern Rode woldt, Terry Windham, Kathy Baker, Kerie Brock, Ve- ronica Brown, Vera Burns, Dianne Casias, Laurie Dumas, Hekxi Everett, Nancy Gathers, Kim Goodwater, Jennifer Grafton, Ramania Green, Karen Hann, Racket Hayes, Leslie Horry, Joyce Isaac, Amelia Jenkins, Angie Johnson, Angela Smalls, Mi- chelle Rice, Karen Robinson, Amy Russ, Cindy Seymour, Karen Smalls, Tonya Stokes, Susan Stroman, Julie Tapio, Jenni- fer Thomas, Cheryl Washington, Tracy Weed, Antoinette WigfaH, Larraine Frazier, Kelley Koeper, Sponsors: Linda White and Karen Cook Purpose: Its sole purpose is to provide assistance at at athletic functions when- ever needed, participate in various fund- raising protects, and to promote and en- courage student participation in the Girls Sports Program. i ena crown, ivena orown. name rrngfil. Uirh+ll fnnhmM Pin A irhtmu PhuUir (wiffroc ujnr pff, fWioy nsmey. myttrs ton, A ysia Manigautt, Charlene Magwood, Ml Jordan, Barbara Gitard, Catherine Ca- meron, Brenda Gathers, Bertha Barnwet, Mebny Manigautt, Josette Baykin Spon- sors: Jane Fulton and Cheryl Toty Purpose: Preparing tomorrow's home- makers as consumers, parents, and as Teddy Bears Sharon WUams, Melanie Wiliams, Dawn Whaley, Stacy Bryce, Jon-Marie Scott, Debbie Jenkins, AJva Lawrence, Angie Din- gle, Tina Fernandez, Terri Alston, Valerie Swmton, Connie Edwards, Jeteta Sanders, Rhonda Frazier, Mulesher Roach, Kim Goodwater, Terrie Thompson, Christy Bun- cum, WWa McGkth, A. Fernandez, Coach Teddy Wright Purpose: Its purpose is to support and encourage Coach Wright's Varsity basket- bad team. a Clubs 157 ii__-u____ unice monitors Members: Bobby Cretes, Cent Green, Hi- I-I| mrriinm ten mi m I ■ ■ 1-1_A--- — --., crwane ungie, moruu nelson, nosemary Gtue, Jute Top� , Rhonds Cockcroft, Ju- lese Mezyck, Richerd Hodgkiss, Tonye Mite, Holy Crewford, Derren Kerr The office monitors ere en importent pert of our school. They run errends for the prinapek, secreteries, end other steff members. Guidence Monitors Irene Brown, Roquet Dominque. Cherten Ross, Sherri Remsey, Tenie Toney, Rudrey Berten, Honk Brown. Jenifer Smells, Fred SuMven, Liu Ben, Keryn Bowie, Setty Mit- er, Kethy Wrstmen, Brende Scott Guidence Monitors help the guidence counselors with doty chores such es run- ning mends, doing peperwork, end help- ing students. Attendence Monitors Members: tort Arne Cord, Cindy Mttchet, Beth Boroughs, Sherrie Simms, Leurie Do- mes, Antoinette Wigfet, Liu Ison, Mershe Bonks, Sherry Roe, Tine Roe Attendence Monitors work in the often- donee office helping Mrs. LXenthel keep eccurete records. They eiso wet eround getting ettendence sheets from some teechers. L ,DQ :H y %� 158 Clubs !P � .v Bus Drivers The bus drivers of Wando High School are some of the best around. They should be commended every day for a job well done. Ho one knows but each bus driver what monumental tasks and tremendous responsibilities they face each day. Our appreciation is expressed to them now for their willingness and patience that each one possesses. Thanks again for the irre- placeable duties you perform each day. Top row: Steve Morris, Curt Gibbons, Fletcher Riding, Tim Picard, Stan Wells, Ethna Koeper, Jan Mazyck Middle row: Hank Brown, Tim McKinzie, John Ruberti, Buddy Pinckney, Kevin Milli- gan, Teresa Meares, Antoinette WigfaU, Terry Bennett Front row: Wimpy Gearshift, Bertha Barn- wed, Larry Leppart, Keith Wiseman, Hes- ter Washington Afro American Club Members: Edhh Euland, Dena Dingle, Kenneth Bai- lem, Romania Green, Jackie Major, Alva Lawrence, Patsy Bennett, Lorraine Ford, Louester Mazyck, Isetta Coakley, Debran- ed Jenkins, Wanda Scott, Angie Turner, Andrea Brown, Stephanie Palmer, Miched Turner, Jametta Myers, Bonnie Gardner, Eden Prayer, Edrenia Wright Beverly Cole- man, Karen Coleman, Carolyn Turner Sponsor: Mr. Wright J Clubs 159 A Library Media Aides Top Row; Donna Sanders, Jonthan Craun, Charobtta Quick, Adrienne Singleton, David Haas, Perry Peterson, Russell Bradley, Ed- die Bello, George Condon, Jeffrey Glover, Gunny Wallen Standing: Mrs. E.D. Johnson, Shelia Sand- ers, Shay Fribbles, Tracy Egbert, Carol Smalls, Jack Petit, Diane Back, Ramona Barnwell, Linda Galloway, Kris Radcliffe, Carol Wright, Michael Warden, Mrs. A Ciappa Kneeling: Marcia Disbrow, Albertha Good- water, Monica Maxwell, Michelle Turner, Carta Davis The purpose of the club is to arouse enthusiasm for books and reading encour- age interest in the library profession, and render service to improve the School's me- dia center. Trading Post Members: Andrea Brown, Pete Burkhart, Angela Dingle, Michelle Dressier, K.C. Dun- ham, Lesley Evans, Mary EUen Garrison, Debra Grant, Romania Green, La verne Green, Deborah Jenkins, Shawnette Jen- kins, Tad Legare, Julese Mayzyck, Vanessa Richardson, Octavia Robinson, Smyti Rob- inson, Karen Smalls, Catherine Swinton, Valerie Swinton, Angie Turner, Sharon Washington, Theresa Woobrine, Arlean vrrigm A school-supplies store that sells mer- chandbe to students, faculty, and staff as part of instruction in dntributive educa- tion and fashion merchandising is a good deMa bon of the Tradmg post. 160 Clubs 1 MUv Members: Bryon Moseley, WHiim Gemun, Stephen Horrin ton, Honey Alston, Henry Anderson, Monin Bowles, Chorles Dye, Rodney Gordner, Andrew GioneH, Chorles Goodwoter, DorreR Homihon, Donotd Hy- drick, DonoU Johnson, Vernon Johnson, Joson Moniyolt, Russel Miller, Cortton Mo- seley, Cloyton SmoRs, RefinokJ Turner, DoneI mom, Quenton Wrifht, John Mo wood, Bomes Jeon. Sponsor. Mr. Donieis Ciubs 161 r Masonry 0 Bottom: 0k. Bussy, WiBy Lawson, Donald Gary, Jennifer Cummings, Kendall Green Top: Andrew CampbeK, Henry Whitesides, Marion Fordham 162 Clubs Aulo Mechenics I Members: Joseph BozzeK, Even Chesser- eeu, Leonerd Deigie, Anthony FSberti, Derren GiRerd, Cetrium Goodweler, Eddie Hencock, Jemes HMsmen, Darrell Johnson, Timothy Johnson, Brien Kevenefh, John Kdfou, Devid Linen, Anthony Menigeult, Stephen Morris, Don Peert, John PVhng, Kenneth Pinckney, Lence Rector, Joseph Rowtend, Robert Swmton, Mkheei Ven- ning, Steve VJeevet One Key Members: Eric KroR, Judy Hodge, Donnie Mobley, Petrkie Jefferson, Henry Smelts, Susen Belerd, Angelo Johnson, Pout 1. Hesse, John Medrey, Tine Fernsndtz, foods Brown, Helene Mengeuit, Debre Grent, Venice Vfeshington, Jennifer Thorn- es Sponsors: Mrs. McDermott end Mrs. Steed Purpose: Gether together to reed the BUe end prey. The dub vriRhsve e spring retreet it Cemp St. Christopher to fetom- ship together end hem the scriptures. The .LJ, • I_____:__LI__f .M cud is mteroemonminonii sno mi vitcs ia the interested students to join. Clubs 163 Legend Staff Sitting an sign. Lori Dandridge, Sally mer, Tracy OKely, Beth Hurray, Tania Toney, Shei- la Johnson, Lisa Ison, Lisa Nuernberger, Susan Dalton, Blake Causey, Camilla Hunn, Beth Moore, Laura Gross, Lisa Sent, Cheryl Wash- ington, Ebbie Jones, Kathi Kaylor. Beth Al- brecht Standing Ricky Sanchez, Janie Bess, EtenFrayer, Juke Thames, David Nesbitt, Tri- cia Berry. Karen Travis, Hary Singleton, Cory Sane 164 Clubs The end of a school year always seems sad; for our seniors, it is their last year. All the memories of the past year are remembered by everyone at some time — be it then, in ten years, or in twenty years. The yearbook is filled with these past memories: memories of the football games, Friday nights at Pizza Hut, the Junior-Senior, Pow- der Puff, and other school outings. It is only at the end of the year that we look back and see what a great school we are leaving, and Wando is a great school. Mi The ending of a school year is always sad. One looks back al- most always and remembers; he remembers the football games, dates, Fri- days and Saturdays he spent with a friend; the Junior-Senior, Homecoming, people, teachers, and much more. The Seniors especially are melancholy; to them, there is no more high school — no more Wando. There is only college. Yet, remembering high school events and people should make one happy. Looking at an old friend should make one recall all his past high school experiences ... 1) The pom pon line performs at Homecom- ing. 2) The Warrior band plays at Sertoma. 3) I dare you to take my picture. 4) Marching is a never-ending teat. 5) “Let's ad pose for the camera. 166 Closmg WARRIORS FROM 1983 168 Closmg PEOPLE AND EVENTS 1983 — A YEAR WE WILL NOT 170 Closing 1) Economics isn't oil thit is crtnktd up to � . 2) AH students enjoy the Nando library. S) Straight from The Gong Show — it is the unknown clarinet player. 4) The Nando sign introduces Nando High School. 5) How, Burry, you know I told you not to do that. S) A typical lunch at school — no place to sit. 172 Closing fi. oney is a critical element in the pro- duction of a yearbook and it is the Business Manager who is in charge of insuring a sound financial account: she co- ordinates advertising copy, patrons, year- book subscriptions, invoices for billing, pur- chasing, yearbook sales, distribution and col- lection. 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BILL LUHN PHONE: 884-7913 COMMON (EROUWIi) MT PLEASANT L rrocvsn-: t$ j john avinger - ’’ PROPRIETOR at; uncommon pub PE'S 15815 TEXACO FUEL OIL DISTRIBUTOR [texaco] FULL LINE OF TEXACO PRODUCTS HOME FUEL OIL COMMERCIAL k RESIDENTIAL FOR INFORMATION CALL CREGORIE F 4 SON • I ' 884-4153 Crtforif Oil C« H«7 17 NortH 884-8924 Sew 'N So Fabrics y -A L Mrs. Sammy Sadler, Owner 419 Hibben Street Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 29464 Corner 0 Coleman Blvd. HiL ben St. 881-2300 Open 10 6 Mon.-Sat. FABRICS NOTIONS - QUILTING HEMSTITCHING - SEAMSTRESS COMPLIMENTS OF 11 . CENTER MT. PLEASANT Best Wishes ISLE OF PALMS LIQUOR STORE 182 Ads HOMES FOR LIVING® T7 5 WHS WE'VE GOT THE SPIRIT THE ALMIGHTY JUNIORS TODAY’S JUNIORS TOMORROW’S SENIORS! WE GIVE WANDO MORE CLASS PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES TREVOR CANNON SKIP SURLES MELANIE WILLIAMS MISSY WOOTEN CHAU DANG LISA HENDERSON Ads 185 The Home of Charleston’s Two Best Sellers.... vTbc -Xctps anil (Tonricr Tiik Enknim. Post LOY HARN JEWELER •� •14 Coleman Blvd. (803) 881-0111 Mt. Pleasant, S C. 29484 134 Columbus Street THE WINDJAMMER 1000 OCEAN BLVD. ISLE OF PALMS, SC PHONE 886-8596 CUFF HUDSON COMPLIMENTS OF J. HENRY STUHR, INC. 232 CALHOUN ST. DOWNTOWN 2119 DORCHESTER AYE NORTH CHAS. 2220 GREENRIDGE ROAD NORTHWOODS It’s a iungte out there, uut it’s well lit. Making your mark in the world won’t be easy. But. at least, you’ll always have the comforts in life provided by energy. Use this vital resource wisely. And perhaps, even join SCE G in our effort to find more efficient energy sources for the future. Whatever you choose, accept our congratulations and best wishes on graduation. SCE G WH Ads 187 PIGGLY WIGGLY NO. 42, INC. Ml. Pleasant. S.C. 29464 East Cooper Plaza PIGGLY WIGGLY NO. 10. INC. Mt. Pleasant. S.C. 29464 SEA ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER 188 Ads WE'RE THE CLASS THAT’S REALLY ALIVE; WE’RE THE CLASS OF ‘85! CLASS PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES BERNARD STEED CASSIE WHITESIDES CATHERINE STUHR TERI WHITE SUZANNE JONES MELANIE THORTON V Ads 189 To the Community Nation We offer our time and efforts. Skill Training $4,000.00 Educational bonus or, $1,500.00 Enlistment bonus State tuition assistance Three Officer programs Part time employment ;; 00 A Year Tuition Assistat-ce- For College Or Tec Call your local South Carolina National Guard Armory .— SEC RONALD O'DONALD SGT ROY WILLIAMSON RECRUITER NATIONAL Train during the summer months CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’83 (AND TO EVERYONE AT WANDO HIGH SCHOOL!) YOUR P.T.S.A. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 MAY GOD BLESS YOU NOW AND ALWAYS CHRIST OUR KING PARISH MT. PLEASANT, SC “Complete Construction Services GENERAL CONTRACTOR • REAL ESTATE BROKER • CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANT PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER • ARCHITECT PAUL E. BLANCHARD Post Office Box 208 — Charleston, South Carolina 29402 Telephoe (803) 571-7520 WE APPRECIATE BEING SELECTED TO CONSTRUCT THE THE ATHLETIC COMPLEX FOR THE WANDO WARRIORS WHS' Ads 191 ■WHS SNEE FARM, INC. 884-8577 fW 940 Hl Y 17 BY PASS MT. PLEASANT, SC 7' 'rf • .T 21 vit£v Ad: m Wr 192 Ads WANDO WH ftSJL sf Aft. DOMESTIC CARS • imported CARS pickups rj .'s and 4wd's WE C N Put rou on MICHELIN 881-1131 SHONEYS SHONEYS I6S6 Savannah Hwy 632 Rivera Ave. 5031 Dorchester Rd. 800 N. Main (Summerville) 7400 Northside at Ashley Phosphate 374 Hwy 17 By Pass. Mt Pleasant 782 HWY 17 BY-PASS P O BOX 685 MT PLEASANT SC 29464 BUS (803)884-2537 COLDUieiX BANKER □ LOADHOLT REALTY An independently Owed jnd Opeoied Memo � Com� ' ten tendent AfM n me MMIIY NISION CARE Dr. F Mason Smith — Optometrist Eye Exam Eye Wear Contact Lenses 8:30-5 30 Mon — Fri 8 30-7:00 Wed 9:00-1:00 Sat Mt. Pleasant Fairmount Plaza 881 2492 {Rice {Planter Sarpets. •'Yoni -WaJ papak 1015 Hwy 17-H M+ Pleasant, SC. 881-WOC y wt Comply CjwdtiAsw ROYALL HARDWARE ACROSS FROM SEA ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER 887 BEN SAWYER BOULEVARD MT. PLEASANT. SOUTH CAROLINA 29464 Telephone: (S03) 884-2661 ACE 194 Ads onqratulaf ns iass of 83 Beach and Racquet Club WiU Dma tact, •« • � •• oflUm.tC tVitl ( i)88t-Uoo CLASS OF '86 President: Chris Wagner Representatives: Diane Casias Tara Childress Norman Lizarralde Tery-Ki Ross Riley Warren Ads 195 ■WH r o. WARRICK business machines CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF S3 TYPEWRITERS 5AU9 ANP 5ERVICE •NEW •USED •REBUILT •AIL £ao- 400 INC C-AtcULATlMfr 691-2217 442 LIVE OAK DR. FRANCIS M. SPELL COMPLIMENTS OF muwtagm TOWN OF UTILITIES CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS P 0 Box 2485 Charleston. S. C 29403 Phone 803 722-0161 MT. PLEASANT CONGRATULATIONS BFTH 196 Ads VH Josten’s American Yearbook Company Recognizes The Efforts Of These Students Whose Diligence And Teamwork Have Produced Your 1983 Legend Yearbook Cbbie Jones. Highest Ad Salesman Hard Workers Beauty Section K Business manager and Assistant Jack Young Your Local Consultant Cheryl Washington. Outstanding Sates 197 Ads z-WHS FIRST CITIZENS BANK VICTOR A. SALVO Assistant Vice President Branch Manager Mt. Pleasant Branch 429 Coleman Boulevard 24-Hour Banking With CAN DO TELLER 24 PHONE 884-2905 Member F.D.I.C. 198 Ms WHITFIELD'S PROFESSIONAL CLEANING LON WHITFIELD, OWNER 811 COLEMAN BLVD. 884-8929 ED WHITFIELD, OWNER 425 HWY 17 BY PASS 884-7811 7AM-6PM DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WHS Ads 199 WH A most plusurablr Shopping experience' See our «election of |ift item� Apparel A Acrassorie� for Men Women and Bo� s Moultrie Shopping I Vai Coleman Bl� d MEMBER OK THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OK REALTORS 0 m realtorT HELEN C. CLARKIN, G. R. I. REALTOR •M tm ( athut .'Jiia Lf Shopp .iK Center Residence ISLE OK PALMS. S. C. ISLE OK PALMS. S. C DIAL 886-6074 DIAL 886-6697 Atarl:fiaiu Hair Ik siftn V l mdui'ts('cntrv Worley's Barber Family Hair Styling 207 Simmons Street Mt Pluunt SC 294 4 884-5034 S. T. Worley Style Innovator We Specialize in Children s Cuts ! Vv you« best Ocean Wave Men Women Hair Styles 886-6684 Jennifer Wilson Isle of Palms Shopping Center Isle of Palms. S. 0. 29151 884 8892 JL I .urva FRAMPTON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. EDMUND W FRAMPTON 215 PITT STREET PO BOX 407 MT PLEASANT. SC 29464 CONGRATULATIONS MARY LOUISE DRYWALL WORK NEW AND REPAIR CHARLES GOODWATER 1643 Rifle Range Road Mount Pleasant. S.C 29464 (803)884 3584 (803)884-3644 THE LOWCOUNTRYS SCHOOL OF DIVING BUDDY LINE DIVERS Paoi S-Sta� training Facility •Instruction • CcrrincATiON • Sates • EOUiFMCNT Specialist • Kintals • Aia • Tours ft Cxamas (803) 884-3606 1033 HWY 17 BYPASS FA IP MOUNT SHOPPING CENTER MT PLEASANT. S C 29464 JIM WHEELER OWNER PADI MASTER INSTRUCTOR 200 Ms ■WH; WANDO GERMAN CLUB AMOCO Rebecca J. Hays Employee Relations Assistant Amoco Chemicals Corporation Cooper River Plant Berkeley County, South Carolina Post Office Box 987 Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina 29464 803-884-6151 202 Ads Maintenance SuppyCo.Inc. I 1QBV u «umf E hoBcaw DR LARRY H. 5ANt A TPLEASANtjS.C. 2 Wy Sales flqx« nla1n«. HanePhCeDS'J -l O Jbuj D.MO. HEADQUARTERS. 10STM SIGNAL BATTALION SOUTH CAROLINA ARM� NATIONAL GUARO ROST OFFICE BOX to 3 NORTH CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA 2S40S MVTOSSE1 AUTOVON TU SMI 7 1«! Subject: Letter of Congratulations f Hr. Pleasant Tic South Carolina rhy Natiowl Cun© extends a congratulations cn yo lOn- AWf IVEAISARY ARC «!$� €$ TOU NAN� YEARS OF CONTUAO CAlCATIONAL EXCESS. House of Sepresentatiues - sun � (ll M UmtT� N Owner No it t harkuon L'rmi RM Aments St«1 ClwWuon. % . � TH SHOW i ilsroiisa wm 40' Blau B� Mi«« CoN mR 4.SC «:i I T t tWMM� � : CONGRATULATIONS August II. iw: To Tim Students. I cuUj «ad Alima I: On the occasion of Wando High ««Roof Tenth Anniversary. I vtnh lo •■tend ay congratulstloo to tlm «Cutouta. faculty and «luant of this film taat ttutloa. TTm construction of tlm outstanding nedern canp-« taa voara ago va« d«a to tlm tlroloaa effort� of May Cast Cooper cttliona. I aa proud to have aaalatad In that worthy andaavor. Waado High la a vlalbla «tataaant a4 tha pride aad aspirations of our coemuelty. hx'h credit be.ongs. however, to the atwdentt and faculty who have brought honor aad diatlactloa to thaaaelvoa and the last Cooper area by their nany tchte«mMts over the last tea vesra. This anniversary of fora ua an opportualty to look bock aad raflact oa Chaaa accoapllahnanta South Carolina la proud of the progroaa «dilch Waado high School roproacota. Itora laportantly wo can bo proud of tho contlnuod aducatlonal progroaa which Waodo proalaoa for tho young pooplo of our aroa. I ««tend ay warn regards to Chose who havo helped to aake this anniversary so noteworthy, but I especially want to convay ay continued support to those who now take up tha work which others began so «any years ago. With boat wishes for aany outstanding achlevs aln Sincerely nta to coeo. I Sincerely Mura. CX'-jfi Vy Clyde H. Danger!fold TO THE CLASS OF ’83 WANDO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL WHS Ads 203 Y-CLUB we are THE CLASS of 1983 204 Ms FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 681 MCCANTS DRIVE MOUNT PLEASANT. SOUTH CAROLINA 29464 TELEPHONE 803 884-8521 DANIEL E. JOHNSTON. SR.. PASTOR STANLEY W. STONE. ASSISTANT PASTOR KENNETH A. LEE. MINISTER OF MUSIC Young people of First Baptist Church extend welcome to you. This is the House of God—you enter this church not as a stranger but as a guest of your Heavenly Father. Come in that you may worship and feel His presence; go forth that you may serve and know His blessing. 12F Always The Best CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 May God Bless You Now And Always STELLA MARIS SCHOOL —WHS Ads 205 WHS IN MEMORIAM Dicksie L. Kirkland October 1, 1964-November 1, 1982 Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: Dicksie Louise Kirkland When God took you, dear friend, It hurt so much we cried. We never told you how much we cared, And that's what hurts inside. Your death seemed so senseless Although no one is to blame. It seems your life was full And God says your time just came. We thank you for your friendship When we needed it the most. And now we think its our turn To try and be your host. We think of you as our sister The one some never had. We went through the good times And we went through the bad. To think of you as gone just Makes us very sad. Your spirit lives on And so must we. We think of you and sometimes cry But now its time to say goodbye. But whenever we have a problem We'll come talk to you We know you can hear us Although we can't hear you. And when the first of each month rolls around We'll bring a yellow rose and lay it on the ground It will be the symbol to remind us of our friendship And just how much we cared With Our Love and Everlasting Friendship Pamela Hatfield and Wando High School WHS B0IH IBS Holius thanks tor all the great memories. I’ll miss you next year! — Dino “Phantoms Live and should be carried on. Ms. Simmons: We want to say thanks for all the work you've done, the tins were kind of successful, but selling was no fun. We learned a lot at camp — sometimes it seemed blah, but you're always so optimistic, you shout “Rah, rah, rah!’’ You've done so much work — so many pages, and you never yell at us even though we have our rages. The annual would never be the same without you, we really appreciate all the work that you do. Kathi and Ebbie Ms. White: Thanks for all the great volleyball games. High school would have been NOTHING without them. I'll always regret not winning that 4th title: I guess some things are not meant to be. Please win OUR title next year. P.S. Don't forget to press against Summ. when you have a 45 point lead. Ebbie '83 Legend best ever — Congratulations Ebbie and Kathi love K.S. Angie, when I'm falling apart and everything is going wrong you’re always there to pick up the pieces and help me along. Thanks Kathi Leslie loves David Teddy's Bears rock the house. We love you Teddy's Bears. TMF K.R. T.S., thanks for the memories at C.D. A.F. Panda loves Pooh now forever Kimberly Amanda best friends forever. SIS RADD Rocks Rules! Thanks alot K.P., S.M., M.M., HE. from PH. Ms. Berkhan: Your help on the annual was really quite great, but when you saw our dinner bill we thought us you would hate. $48.89 is not a great deal, but we were talking about a really good meal. You still haven't learned to cross the streets in town; be careful you won’t have us next year to guide you around. Oh yeah, those pictures that you could not find: You blamed it on us and to you we'll remind: YOU lost the pictures and blamed it on Ebbie, But you found out the culprit, it was really DB! Kathi and Ebbie Ebbie, you're sometimes my enemy, but always my friend — Sometimes we have disasters, but there's always perfection in the end. The memories we have shared will not fade in '84, but instead grow stronger as our friendship matures. This will I always cherish, the laughs, the talks, the fights, the tears, the friendship we have is all so dear. I Love You! Kathi Congratulations class of '83! K.L. Olson Thanks for all your hard work Angie, Lisa, Tania, Tracy, and Alice. Ebbie and Kathi PM best brother and friend ever. MM The Welding Crew TA, CF, JR, JT, and Mr. “D DC, Gamecocks, C of C guys Big 0 Forever TB Carole Gene, I feel like Author! Get off! RIWINL Y EWYWM! in the song! I0YILANS. Love ya Bonnie Beth Mran, ya look like a weasal! AEAL! WAMMI. DEKH He's my kind of love! Daytona and the wolf. Love ya Bonnie B We love you Crazy guys, Dean Kia. A.F. K.R. M.L.F. will love David forever. Please never leave me Paige. I'll love you forever love Chris, your only Leapshun. Melon Kathy V.G.'s always. Like totally. Down with teenybobs, BNS Forevermore in '84. BMJ EMFH PORNY Good luck to the Creekside boys JM, MS, BQ, and Legs. EC. BA, we had a lot of good times together. just hope you remember some of them. EPC Cat-Calif, looks better better LYLAS-LD 208 Ads Minnow you are special I love you. CG Cherie, don't forget W.W. LYLAS! Kim Diane you are the best friend anyone could have! love ya Sandy Lark: Roses are blue, Violets are red — We’ve got one more year here so let’s party till we're dead! love Robin Rosiland: No-One will miss you more than me, But I'll be at C.C. constantly!! Love Robin ITSY-FOFO S Tiki-Rye BFAAF 7-11. yeh yeh!H Killee-N-Chip monk forever, right Willue? Letha, thanks for all the memories, jello. Party Garfield forever. IMY love always Andy Leah Gale, thanks for the memories you've given me. Good luck with B.D. I'll miss you. Love always Thia Ellen To my buddies Tim Pat, thanks for keeping me straight! Love Lark. Martin Welborn W.H.S. won't be the same without you as part of the gang, I’ll miss you! Love Lark Magic Rob with the good times we’ve had it’s really made this year disappear! Love Lark Sindy loves Slash always and forever. You are mine forever, Jennl. love Jeff. B, R, P, remember — 4 — pp’s 2 — go! love, me. Honey pot loves Sugar bear at W.C.U. Trac, I love you. Bill 4WD Supremacy! F.W., P.L.H., E.M.P., M.T. Karen, Riley, and Mamie friends forever! Thanks J.B., K.D., D.H., for a memorable summer. Love always, R.W. Warriors are AWESOME, right Cassie? Little Girl, What I would do for another Edisto. I love you!! Cream Puff R.L. I know I’m in love 4-ever! M.W. N.B. B.B.! B-Buddies! Laura loves Brian forever Ich bin verruckt uber schwartz- wald! B. D.W. I’ll love you forever! S.L.H. J. T, all my love forever! Don't forget our memories (bonfire) you are very special to me. love you T.H. Special K loves Pooky. L.A.G.N.A.F! Boo Nun. E.A.C. I'll always love you. T.E.K. Missy I know I'm in love!!! you better. R.L. M.D. H.D. looks like an Old Mil night. Kathy Bram forever. N.P. private jokes. C. G.D. you’ve made this year very special. Thanks for ever- ything. M.V.M. L.M., T.C., D.N., A.F., C.S. mooning jeeps on the CRB forever. Lisa Miley-n-Ted Childress together forever. i L. S., remember Cons? Wish we could forget! S.M. , Mary C. I wish you the very best of luck in everything you do. A place in my heart is always reserved for you, and my love follows you wherever you go. All my love, Bob N. B.A. Keeping in touch. Love Big Nanc M. A., have you gotten pulled lately? Beep! Beth loves Davis forever! Mims Gregs best friends forever. Tara the red book DEE remember. R.S. I love you and always will. J.P. Soccor Jock 7710 Veyluio, always love Chelle. Bob Mint cho chip I.C. Tuesday night. Sun your buns, right Ray — KK? ooouch! KK WHS Ads 209 68 stangs are bad! 36 chevys are sad! “68 Stangs Hey M.M., like that black leather best for S.O.M.F. (wiggle) Love your thing! Flatch you on cupside at V.M. Robin, can't wait for Dec. 20. Love, Darryl C.G — IOP will always be “our place Cass. C.F. love is better the second time around, especially ours, yours forever P.B. Remember Nov. 7, 1982 feelings are the same. MB. Sandy Burk loves Russell Gorman 4-ever. Pom-Poms — thanks for good times!! Sandy RRS Gormans! DWFDDING SIS! Hawaii!! SRB F. W.J. thanks for being so special to me. I love you! I’ll miss you next year! Remember S.F.. Love ya ACNE. SCGSA '82 sure miss the good times. D.D, B.G. C.A. thanks for everything, love, D.D Ha Ha only one Dearing left at Wando! C.D. To cool Miss Lisa Carter her buddie C.D. Thanks WHSSBTS, love ya S.D. C.S. you look like my sister and Maria, A.F. Beth N. Stephen A., I love you forever! Anna — not the M M's! Sally Karen — Gord's bathroom, towel, Phil; Jace — plant Claire, Bubba’s words; mom laughing; Chris C. my tie! Great times! love Sally Beth, remember this? Cousins with M.M. fair with J.R. S.A. BUBBS HIYOO! Remember erks Dingy Spaz! F.F, A H. Ms. Pink remember Poppy Unique Parties FF! A.H. S Puppies on the rage! Rachel and Rosylee! Have a great Senior year T.K. love ya S.D. T.W. I love you always remember that. M.M. Jackie and Don Forever Cindy Ramsey remember the good times. M.A. Doug Michael I'll love yall always! B.K. we love ya! WHSB it’s been great! Rats I luv you S.C. Tracey and Melanie friends forever. T, you are always will be very special to me. C JVCS — FT was cute, but remember Hank?! C.W. Terre thank you for being a friend when I first came to Wando all the fun times down town. Angela We love ya Stevie! Steffi, Kelli, Shari, Kim, Carol Hot Rats Rule! Jo, Tam, Bef, Laurie. Love Jo Surfing Buddies — Let's pray for 8-10 super glassy in sebastianllyeeo W — oh Don’t forget the Bud! JO TRAFH to yes PFLOYD ZFP. Bound to N. Y. LAPHONZO Children of the sun. Please promise me you will never forget me because I will always love you. Beth Band-ites Terrorize communist Pavliski in A-6! F.T., K.W., L.G., D.P., H.C., yall are great! B.N. T.K., Hows the temperature! love ya. B.N. A.B., S.M., H.E., M.M.. P.H., always friends. We had a blast. K. P M.M J. T. yall are sweet guys. will miss yall teasing me. L. B. Candice, I love you. You're great. Diece Beth N. I'm trying to think but it won't work! ha ha, oh no Doug! There's Brad. Bye, Good luck, Denise 210 Ads B.N., In the treasury of our friendship and fear of our death ... K.W. Good bye Wando — Hello Winthrop here vre come! K.K. B.M. Leigh, Nancy, Anne, Mary Louise, and Laura lunch won't be the same without yall next year. Remember the good times! love Kathi A. D., L.E., T.B. thanks for great memories (4-3-83) S.M.J. Camilla, the memories that I have and the special times that we have shared will never fade from my mind, as well as my heart. The feelings I hold for you are so immense so strong. your love is the only strength I need for life without you would be impossible. Thank you for everything. Love you beyond, Daren. Daren, your name as special to me as your being promise to me as I will to you that times past will remain heart takens and times future will be ours for the planning to love you only belittles our relationship. Camilla Scott, I'll miss ya! Best friends Love, Karen B. C. remember ILYB. A.O. Dee., Wyoff, Jen, Apt. 18 huh yall!!! Tree frogs huh Terri ky? Dee Oregel ha. A L — thanks for all the good times! M.P. L.S. 2 years is a long time, but you were worth waiting for. Love, V.R. The nose Gregs Mejor Amigos siempre!!!! Strohs Hug thanks for all the memories. Luv, Worm. Vin — you were right, now I see, bestest we were always be — L W. V.C. 's — We’ve been thru so much both good bad but better friends I’ve never had — L.S. Cher Mickey, Parce-que c'est special. Je vous embrasse, Emmy C. S., A.F., D.N., L.M. friends forever!!!!!! A T. loves E.E.K. Always! Tom T. you are special to me. Kathy T. Tracy H., just want you to know that I love you I do trust you. Don't Forget about the bonfire. J.F. PookieBear 2 Praline G.L. I love ya'll. L.C.O. Table 3, Pow Puff, F.E. Cast, Ques. Mark bye, Leigh Katharine: I'm so gald you were business manager this year. I would have never made it through the Legend — sane, that is — without you. 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HO ffnMTM Vurm 7 «riMTM ►« ! U U IU Onrmflto. i nt D Kot , U iU IU � i«b SMt • •itra lit+v l t n;:zizz trw IL-Stott U 4,Mo, Iroruu 147. I 71. U ■ •« srm v IU 74 HI � liter lit ITS HI � «. Mr 12 tt 74 HI Tmo. httO V lndex 215 LATE EVENTS m ando High School and Burke High School squared off in a hotly contested Black History Bowl Game. The winner was deter- mined by only three points. This year’s Bowl was held February 9,1983. Com- petition is tough. Students are asked questions about events in history re- lated to blacks. Members of the win- ning team were Damon Fordham, Ve- ronica Washington, and Melanie Wil- liams. PARENT VOLUNTEERS y 11 ando is fortunate to have parent 1'1'J volunteers to help the office, attendance office, and library workers. Each volunteer donates her time and energy to help make Wando the great school that it is! Without these volunteers' assistance, Wando would not get along so well as it does. Everyone appreciates the great work these ladies do. L Io R: Kay Childs. Nina Wilson, Rose Kavanaugh. PaI lohnson, Bea Weston, ludy Cannon. Lynda Anderson. Annette Kellett, Dottie Roger (Not Pictured: Sarah Miller. Mugsi Kerr, Ian Aydlette, Betty Frampton. ludy Settle. Barbara Butler, Clarice Lamb, lanice Gleaton. Barbara Franz, Dale Clark, Faye Mizell, Maria Salinas, Barbara Moore SPORTS UPDATES The following sports finished their regular season after the Legend was sent to the publisher. Here are some brief updates, sport-by-sport, of how the teams did up to March 4, 1983: Wrestling: Wando clinched third place in Con- ference action. Eight wrestlers qualified for the Lower State Tournament. Out of them, two Chris Frazier and Waverly Pinckney, qualified for the State Tournament. Girls' Basketball: Wando had its first losing season ever as the girls' team had an 8-14 record. Wando's bright spot in the season was its defeat of the 8 team in the state, Berkeley, 44-41. Larraine Frazier was named to the all area team. Girls' JV Basketball: The JV team had a very good year. They finished with a 10-3 slate. Boys' JV Basketball: The boys' team, as always, had another winning season. They finished the year with a record. They also figure to be a great asset to next year's varsity program which has four starters graduating. Boys’ Varsity Basketball: The boys' team is still in season. They defeated West Florence in the quarterfinals of Lower State, 73-54 Their next game is against Eau Claire. Every one wishes them the best, so BRING BACK THE STATE TITLE!!! Soccer: This year’s team made it the state quarterfinals. Being only their third year, the team has made much progress. Hard work paid off. Congratulations!!! 216 Closmg