Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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DEALERS IDHOLESALE Co. BUILDING MATERIAL FOR THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDER 8. THE DO-IT-YOURSELFER . LUMBER . BUILDERS' HARDWARE . PLYWOOD . PANELING - PAINT . WALLCOVERINGS . ROOFING MATERIALS . CABINET HARDWARE . STORM WINDOWS a DOORS . INSULATION . ORNAMENTAL IRON . ! , . SAKRETE PRODUCTS - mm mm . MILLWORK . SIDING . GARAGE DOOR HARDWARE MRS ODOORS . WINDOWS . . . . MOLDINGS ogEFR' 332$. 152930 0 GUTTER SYSTEMS AREA WIDE DELIVERY 469-0881 OFF COLUMBIA HWY 76 l 378 BEHIND BOYLE MOTOR CO. NORTH WILSON HALL ROAD P.O. BOX 1648 SUMTER. S.C. 3501 Broad St. 469-2641 192 - Community

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THERO-CHEM IN C . Industrial Chemicals and Environmental Consultants P.O. Box 1245 Sumter, S.C. 29151 803-775-6671 Coming Alive After School BRRRING!!! Oh no! Fve got piano today, and I haven't practiced all weekV exclaimed Cissy Matthews. The sound of the 2:00 bell brought to stu- dentts minds thoughts of various extracurricular ac- tivities which broke the monotony of school life. In the afternoons, dance students slipped on their leg-warmers and tap shoes and headed to the studio for hours of stren- uous but invigorating exercise. Various melodies were heard throughout the homes of dedicated music students as they devoted their free time to practice. After-school jobs pro- vided ways to earn money and learn business skills useful in later life. Extracurricular ac- tivities enrich our lives by pro- viding a chance to excel in dif- ferent areas. Life Homeowners Auto Health ' , c ' -' '-n....1.nkv ' ' Agents: David P. Burns Ralph Welling J r. Henri Cochran Janet McMillan Glenn Davis The stage comes to life with excitement as Kelliegh Waynick displays her talent in dance. The sound of music is often heard at piano stu- dent Cissy Matthews' house. Community - 191

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Panic, Terror, and Other Various Reactions Boom! Bang! Noise! Confusion! didntt break out in a cold sweat and teachers and students. On . Chaos! No - just the morning climb back in bed. Instead, your September 23, anxious and concern- wake-up call. Your eyes popped face broke into a smile as you ed parents assembled in the gym for open; your stomach growled; your thought of what your parenfs in- an introduction of our new Assistant mind clicked on. What was your first volvement with the PTO meant. Headmaster, Mr. Fred Moulton, who thought of the day? Thatts right. The Parent-Teacher Organiza- in turn introduced the lower and up- uMy mothefs in the PTO and talked tion is designed to open mm per schoolfaculty. to my teachers last nightV But you munication lines between parents, After a speech given by Dr. William Young on the presentation of past board members portraits, the bell rang and, with their childts schedule in hand, the parents attend- ed ten-minute classes - just time enough to receive an overview of that teachers course objectives. For those student council members who attended this evening, it was their first time seeing their parents sitting under a teachefs watchful eye. Under the leadership of PTO president Mrs. Marjorie Hooks and Vice-president Mrs. Alice Evans, the PTO conducted many activities and fund raisers to make Wilson Hall life run a little more smoothly. Concerned parents experience what Mrs. Boykints Geometry class is really like. we CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF TROPHIES ' SIBERTS w DRUGS PLAQUES a. AWARD ITEMS D RU G S D A N N Y , s - Complete Prescription Service TROPHY SHOP MA;::.:.:1rg:-czzzt: Free Parking in Rear 713 BULTMAN DRIVE - SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Glenn l. Coker - Pharmacist PHONE 775-7002 35 N. Liberty Street - 773-7283 775-3777 LIJIIIE'S BEDWILUWIEGTUB El? of, sumter CHARLES ROGERS Manager 1340 Wilson Hall Rd. gbffiifiiszgzz WWELEIWE ewwwuw