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

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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

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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

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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