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

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Warriors Can Be Found Everywhere Although Wando covers all of the relatively small East Cooper area, there are numerous places where Warriors can be found other than the school itself. Many students work after school at familiar places like K-Mart, Wal-Mart, or fast food restaurants. Those who do not work spend their time doing schoolwork or taking part in sports or clubs. Popular spots that Warriors frequent on the weekends in- clude the mall, anywhere downtown, football games, and the beach. Warriors like Julie Todd. David Graham, and DeDe Bishop can always be found at one of the local beaches. fm This aerial view of the Wando campus makes the school seem small, but due to the increase in students, plans are being discussed to add a new pod. You can always count on getting help in the main office, be it from a monitor or a secretary. Although we only have five minutes to change classes. Warriors are never too busy to show school spirit! After a hard morning of classes, many students sometimes stand twenty minutes in line for one of the famous “school lunches.” 16 OPENING

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Moultrie Constituent District 2 Board Of Trustees Wando High School opened in 1973 and has increased in size ever since. The student body is expected to be close to 1600 this year. This is the only high school in District 2 of Charleston County. Mr. William H. Gilden is Area Assistant Supertendent, and Dr. Ronald A. McWhirt is County Superinten- dent. Mrs. Susan Mellichamp is the Chair- person of the District 2 School Board. The other members are Mrs. Sherry Martschink, Rev. Louis Johnson, Mrs. Cathy Joyner, Mrs. Judy Thompson. Mr William H. Gilden. Area Assistant Superintendent left to right: Mrs. Judy Thompson. Mrs. Cathy Joyner. Mrs Sherry Martschink. Mrs. Susan Mellichamp: not shown Rev Louis Johnson. 18 ADMINISTRATION