Volume 8, Issue 22 March 18, 2016

WACCAMAW HIGH SCHOOL

2412 Kings River Road Pawleys Island, SC 29585

Phone: 843-237-9899 Fax: 843-237-9883

www.whs.gcsd.k12.sc.us

Upcoming

Events

March 18: JV Girls & Boys Soccer at Aynor 6:00pm

March 18: Varsity Baseball at Mullins 6:30pm

March 18: Varsity Softball at Mullins 6:30pm

March 18: Boys Varsity Lacrosse Vs. Hilton Head

(home) 6:30pm

March 19: Varsity Boys Golf Panther Invitational at

Hackler Course at CCU

March 19: Track and Field Mellow Mushroom Relays at

Wando High 9:00am

March 19: Freshman Baseball Vs. Georgetown (home)

11:00am

March 19: JV Baseball Vs. Georgetown (home) 1:00pm

March 19: Varsity Baseball vs Georgetown (home)

4:30pm

March 21: Prom Promise Rally / Fire Department /

Highway Patrol Crash Demonstration during school for

Juniors and Seniors

March 21: GCSD Superintendent's Art Awards

Ceremony at Georgetown High School 7:00pm

March 21: Boys Tennis Vs. Carolina Forest (home)

4:30pm

March 21: JV Softball Vs. Georgetown (DH) (home)

5:30pm

March 21: Boys Varsity Lacrosse Vs. Academic Magnet

(home) 6:30pm

March 22: 3rd Quarter Grading Period Ends

March 22: Second Extended Tuesday. Dismissal at

4:05pm

March 22: Boys JV Golf Bengal Invitational at Columbia

Country Club

March 22: Girls JV and Varsity Soccer at Georgetown

5:30pm/7:00pm

March 22: Boys Tennis Vs. Mullins (home) 4:30pm

March 22: Girls Lacrosse Vs. Ridgeview (home) 5:30pm

March 22: Varsity Baseball Vs. Aynor (home) 6:30pm

March 22: Varsity Softball Vs. Aynor (home) 6:30pm

March 22: Track and Field County Quad Championships

(home meet) 5:30pm

March 23: Boys JV and Varsity Soccer Vs. Andrews

(home) 5:30pm/7:00pm

March 23: Freshman Baseball at Green-Sea Floyds (DH)

5:00pm

March 23: Varsity Baseball at Loris 6:30pm

March 23: Varsity Softball at Loris 6:30pm

March 24-26: Varsity Golf Palmetto Tournament at True

Blue & Caledonia

March 24: Boys JV and Varsity Soccer at Hanahan

6:00pm/7:30pm

March 24: JV Baseball Vs. St. James (home) 6:00pm

March 24: Varsity Softball at Andrews 6:00pm

March 24: Boys JV and Varsity Lacrosse at St. James

5:00/7:00pm

March 25-April 3:

Mikaela

Wilson

Article and pictures

by Berkley Lane

Last weekend, five members from Waccamaw High School’s Student Council, as well as the Council advisor, Mrs. Humowitz, traveled to Riverside High School for the annual South Carolina Association of Student Council’s State Conven-tion. The group included sophomore representative Emily Countess, junior representative Sara Ness, Senior Class President Lora Eddy, Corresponding Secretary Tess Humowitz, and Student Body President Berkley Lane. Tess Humowitz served as the SCASC District 2 Vice-Chair for the 2015-2016 school year. The WHS delegates traveled to Greenville, SC last Friday, excited for a leadership-filled weekend! Student Councils from across South Carolina came to Riverside to make friends and learn more about effective leadership. The theme for the convention was centered on Woodstock: “Peace, Love, and Leadership!” Saturday evening, the awards ceremony and banquet took place. During the banquet, awards are given to SCASC schools who show excellence in the planning and execution of school and community events. Member schools submit three projects in categories such as fundraising, school spirit, and community service. They also turn in an extensive record of all events planned known as the Honor Council Form. Lastly, member schools are encouraged to create a themed scrapbook to showcase all events from the previous year. For the past 11 years, Waccamaw has been awarded the title of “1A/2A Student Council of the Year” due to the impressive and extensive scrapbook submitted. This year, Waccamaw turned in projects in the areas of community service, school service, and fundraising. The theme of the WHS scrapbook was “The Stations of Leadership,” inspired by

Pandora.

Waccamaw took home first place in all three project cate-gories, as well as the Gold Honor Council title. For the12th consecutive year, the Warriors were named the 1A/2A Student Council of the Year. Berkley Lane was inducted into the Terry McCoy Leader-ship Hall of Fame and Tess Humowitz was elected the District 2 Vice-Chair for the upcoming school year. Overall, the Warrior leaders had a successful and fun-filled weekend. Without the leadership of Mrs. Humowitz, the success of the WHS Student Council would not be possible. Student Council also wants to thank Historian, senior Peyton Johnson, for all of her hard work in creating the beautiful scrapbook. A great weekend for Waccamaw Student Council to

grow in leadership and make life-long friends. Congrats, Warriors! We are Waccamaw!

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On Thursday, March 10th, the Choral Boosters sponsored

the 2016 Waccamaw’s Got Talent show, which was directed

by Mrs. Warr. Mr. Kevin Jayroe was the emcee of the night,

bringing his classic energy and pizazz to the show. The

evening started off with Elody Bensch singing “Feelin’ Good”

by A. Newley and Leslie Bricusse, followed by Jasmine

Stafford singing “I’m Not the Only One” by Sam Smith. Pianist

Drew Hogan presented his composition of “Spring Sonata.”

Maddy Elliott sang “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again”

and Sydney Windham sang “Til’ I Hear You Sing.” Both songs

were written by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Ian Sovine sang “Been

A Son” by Kurt Cobain while playing his guitar and WHS staff

member Alan Pritchard performed his original song of “Rope

and Twine” on his guitar. Ian T. Kelly presented his animated

short film “Thief.” Two original raps were performed at the

Talent Show by Joshua Stafford with “Won’t Believe it” and

Jed Parreno with “Dumplings.” In a saxophone performance,

Hunter Cline played “Moondance” by Van Morrison, and on his

electric guitar was Jack Sanders doing a guitar improvisation.

The Sophomore Sweeties (Bensch on guitar and Elliott on

drums) performed “Do I Wanna Know” by Arctic Monkeys.

Thomas Hodge accompanied Taylor Cox on piano as she

sang, “To Make You Feel My Love” by Bob Dylan, arranged by

Adele. Singing “Mercy” by Duffy was Kaitlyn Harrison and

singing “Skinny Love” by Bon Iver was Andrea Salas-Plaza.

Finishing up the night was a Pawleys Island Community

Feature band 3 Nails. This trio, Bensch and her two younger

sisters, performed “Allstar” by Smash Mouth. Congratulations

to all who performed in the 2016 talent show. Waccamaw

definitely has talent!

Elody

Bensch

(Soloist)

“Feelin’

Good”

Jasmine

Stafford

(Soloist)

“I’m Not

the Only

One”

Drew Hogan

(Pianist)

“Spring Sonata”

Maddy

Elliott

(Soloist)

“Wishing

You Were

Somehow

Here

Again”

Ian Sovine

(Guitarist/Soloist)

“Been A Son”

Ian Kelly

(Video Editor)

“Thief”

Josh

Stafford

(Soloist)

“Won’t

Believe It”

Andrea

Sales-Plaza

(Soloist)

“Skinny

Love”

Article and pictures by E-P Vermont

Mr. Pritchard

(Guitarist/Soloist)

“Rope and Twine”

Kaitlyn

Harrison

(Soloist)

“Mercy”

Thomas Hodge and Talor Cox

(Pianist) (Soloist)

“To Make You Feel My Love”

Jack Sanders

(Guitarist)

Guitar

Improvisation

The Sophomore Sweeties

Elody Bensch and Maddy Elliott

(Guitarist/Soloist) (Drummer)

“Do I Wanna Know”

Jed Parreno

(Soloist)

“Dumplings”

Hunter Cline

(Saxophonist)

“Moondance”

Sydney Windham

(Soloist)

“Till I Hear You

Sing”

Elody, Haley, and Sophie Bensch

(Guitarist/Soloist) (Guitarist) (Drummer)

“Allstar”

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Warriors at Lake Norman Article and pictures by Mr. Michael Benton

The Warriors Competitive Sailing Team traveled to Lake Norman last weekend, March 12th and 13th. There were 20 teams there from four states to compete. One of the teams traveled from St. Petersburg, Florida. The winds were extremely light on Saturday with the sailors only having one race for the day. To take up some time, our Warriors played cards and ping pong to pass the day. Sunday morning brought very light breezes, but the sailors were able to complete nine races. The “A” Fleet, consisting of Noah Benton and Victoria Marinoff, had a total of 63 points for the weekend. The “B” Fleet, with Noah Giltmier and Anna Sandor, had a total of 58 points. The combined points for the Warriors ended up at 121 for the weekend with the team finishing in 14th place.

The Warriors are going to Lake Jordan, outside of Raleigh, this weekend to compete in the last points regatta for the season.

Victoria, Noah B., Anna, and Noah G.

Team and Club practice on the Sampit River in Georgetown.

Sailing in Georgetown Harbor along Front Street.

Club sailing is in full swing with Week

2 now under our belts. The club and

team sailors meet at Hazzard Marina

every Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 to

sail the Sampit and Georgetown

Harbor. Anyone interested in joining

us, please come down to the docks

next Tuesday at 4:30 or call Coach

Amy Rowe at (423) 653-1564 or

Michael Benton at (843) 318-6383 for

more information.

The Varsity Golf Team comes out

swinging! Picture courtesy of Waccamaw Athletic Booster Club Facebook page

Last weekend, March 11th-13th, Will Canipe,

Chris Kaylor, Trey Salley, Jackson Cole, and

Patrick Golden of the Waccamaw varsity golf

team competed in The Members Club Junior

Invitational on the Wildewood course in

Columbia, S.C. The Warriors played against a

field of 26 teams. Over the three-day tourna-

ment, Waccamaw finished the Invitational tied

for 2nd place with Boiling Springs and three

shots shy of the 1st place team Cannon High

School. Junior Patrick Golden and Boiling

Springs golfer Trent Phillips tied for 1st place in

individual scores turning in a scorecard

6-under par on a 72-par course. Golden then

birdied the first playoff hole to capture the

individual title. Congratulations to the team

and to Golden for an outstanding showing in your first tournament of the season.

Individual scores for each day: Golden (69, 71, 70); Canipe (76, 76, 78); Kaylor

(78, 79, 77); Salley (75, 86, 80); Cole (84, 81, 80).

The varsity golf team competed in the Claude Kirkland three-day tournament March

15th-17th, but results were not available at press time.

You win some,

you lose some By Maddie Giarratano

On Monday, March 14th, the varsity girls lacrosse

team played against the St. James Sharks at St.

James High. During the first half, the Lady Warriors

had trouble keeping the ball away from the goal and

getting ground balls. The Sharks led at the end of the

first half with a score of Sharks-7 and Waccamaw-3

with goals made by Sophia Flory, Sassy Tolson, and

May May Henry. During the second half, the Lady

Warriors brought their “A-game” and played with all

they had. The offense had great communication,

shouting out calls they made during practice deriving

four goals, two made by Tolson, one by Flory, and

one by Lillian Hardee, her first goal of the season.

Sadly, Waccamaw lost with the final score of 14-7.

On Tuesday, March 15th, the girls traveled up to

Columbia to play the Ridgeview Blazers. The girls

played hard during both halves, leading to a victory

and the second win of the season. The final score

was 17-10. Goals were made by Flory (3 goals),

Henry (2 goals), Tolson (3 goals), Celie Anderson

(1 goal), Maddy Middleton (1 goal), and Lora Eddy

(7 goals).

Patrick

Golden

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T r a c k a n d

F i e l d Article by Lora Gahagan Eddy; picture courtesy of Waccamaw Track and Field Facebook page

It was a big week for the Waccamaw track and field team, as they competed in two away meets and one home meet. To start off the week, the team traveled to St. James on Thursday, March 10th. Both the girls and boys teams took second place in this meet against St. James, Socastee, and North Myrtle Beach. First place finishes for the boys were Jackson Junkins in the 200m and 400m, William Daniels in the 800m and 1600m, Mikey Knowlin in the discus, and Jeremy Green, Matt MacLeod, Daniels, and Perrin Jones in the 4x800 relay. Great job boys! The girls also had a good day, getting several first place finishes. Going home with gold were the 1600m relay team, the 3200m relay team, Briley Arnold in the 400m hurdles, Mary Butler DeSpain in the 800m, and Amelia Jones in the 1600m and 3200m.. Great job ladies!

The team competed the following Saturday, March 12th, at the annual Outback Invitational, held in Summerville. Over twenty schools were represented at the meet, and Waccamaw finished 7th for girls and 9th for boys. To start off the day’s wins, Arnold captured the bronze in the 100m hurdles and the silver in the 400m. Junkins had a good day, finishing first in the 400m dash, and third in the 200m. Amelia Jones finished third in the 1600m, and first in the 3200m, and DeSpain won the bronze in the 800m. A school record was broken for the 3200m by MacLeod, formerly held by Robert Jones. Awesome job everyone!

On Tuesday, Waccamaw hosted a meet against Carolina Forest. Both the girls and boys teams pulled out a win, with scores of 113-43 and 86-63. It was a big day for both track and field, with winners in each. First up in field, Ava Markham grabbed the gold in high jump, Jamisa Lewis in shot put, and Jackson Junkins in pole vault. The girls track team captured several first place finishes in relays with the 4x100m, 4x800m, and 4x400m, all getting the gold. It was a big day for individuals as well, with wins by Briley Arnold in the 100m and 400m hurdles, Tyaisha Edwards in the 100m dash, Amelia Jones in the 1600m and 3200m, Mary Katherine Kelley in the 400m, and Mary Butler DeSpain in the 800m. Go Warriors! The boys also pulled out big points for Waccamaw with relay team winners in the 4x800m and the 4x400m. For individuals, wins were taken by Aubrey Gauthier in the 100m and 400m hurdles, Jackson Junkins in the 100m, 400m, and 200m, William Daniels in the 1600m, and both Matt MacLeod and Perrin Jones with a tie in the 3200m. Great job Waccamaw!

Congratulations

To

Justin Busby

for being selected

to the

2016

wpdeabc15

all-hoop

zone team

Boys Tennis Serves Up the Wins Article by Karina Kostova, pictures courtesy of Waccamaw Athletic Booster Facebook page

The Boys’ Tennis Team has been having a great season so far and a busy one. Over the

past week, the tennis team played six matches. On Wednesday, March 9th, the team

endeared an intense match against Myrtle Beach, winning with an overall team score of 4-3.

Paul Hendrix joined the boys and played #1 singles winning 6-0, 6-0. Ben Hewes played at

#2 winning 6-2, 6-4. Spencer Kemp, Stephen Russell, and J.D. Tucker played singles as

well but lost to their opponents. At #1 doubles, Hendrix and Hewes won with an overpower-

ing score of 6-1, 6-1. Number 2 doubles, Harry Kemp and Will Tiller, had a difficult game but

were able to beat their opponents 6-4, 7-5. On Thursday, March 10th, the tennis team

played a doubleheader against Marion, resulting in all the boys winning their matches and a final score of 7-0, 7-0. On Monday, March 14th, the

team faced Carolina Forest and won with an excellent 7-0 score. In singles, Hewes won 6-3, 7-5, Spencer Kemp 6-0, 6-0, Russell 6-1, 6-2, H.

Kemp 6-1, 6-1, and Chris Holmes 6-4, 3-6, 10-6. In doubles, Hewes and Tiller won 8-3, and S. Kemp and Tripp Chandler won 8-2. On Tuesday,

March 15th, the team played against Aynor winning 6-1. In singles, Hewes won 6-1, 6-1, S. Kemp 6-2, 6-2, Russell 6-2, 7-6, H. Kemp 6-1, 6-1, and

Tiller lost 6-4, 4-6, 5-10. In doubles, Hewes and Holmes won 9-7 and S. Kemp and Chandler won 8-3. Keep up the good work Warriors!

The team has two upcoming home games on Monday, March 21st, and Tuesday, March 22nd. Come out and cheer on your boys’ tennis team!

B. Hewes S. Kemp

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Varsity Softball By Lyric Wigfall

On Thursday, March 10th, the Lady Warriors varsity

softball team played St. James. The Lady Warriors put up a

hard fight, but couldn’t keep up against the Sharks. St. James

took the win. Kinley Cooper went 2 for 3 and Isabel Sanchez,

Logan Howard, Jordan McNair, and Hunter Prior all had one hit

each.

On Wednesday, March 15th, the Lady Warriors played their first

region game of the season against Dillon. It was another tough

night for the team scoring only two runs and ultimately taking a

loss. Sanchez drove in both runs with an RBI single followed by

a double by Howard.

The Lady Warriors played its first home game last night against

Timberland but the results were not available at press time.

Boys and Girls Varsity

Soccer By Sophia Flory

The girls and boys varsity soccer team played Loris on Thursday, March 10th.

The Lady Warriors beat the Lions 8-0. Goals were scored by Lawson

Murphy, Jessica Preedom, and Anna Hansen. Sarah Allston scored two

goals and Hayden Kelly got a hat trick. Our boys’ varsity team brought home

a win defeating the Lions 6-0. Goals for the Warriors were scored by Chris

Crosby, Maddox Wilkinson, Mason Preedom, Anderson Clemons, and

Pearce Dechamplain. Go Warriors!

On Saturday, March 12th, the Lady Warriors played Bishop England at home.

Our girls put up a good fight but were beat by the Bishops 5-0. The boys’

team played North Myrtle Beach on Monday, March 14th, at home. The

Warriors were scored on early in the half and could not seem to find the back

of the net. The final score ended with the Chiefs winning 1-0.

The girls and boys varsity teams played Aynor last night, but the results were

not available at press time.

Warrior Baseball

Making a Start By Alex Altman

On March 8th, our

Waccamaw Warriors

varsity baseball team

batted against Andrews

High. Even though the

game was held at Andrews, the bleachers

were filled to the max with enthusiastic

Warrior fans. The Warriors started this game

rough by committing three errors, but they

didn’t let that keep them down. Putting their

mistakes behind them, WHS would produce

7 hits that drove in 14 runs to put them on

top. Coach Gregory says, “hits are conta-

gious,” and that night, they were. The big

sluggers of the night were Connor Eckard

who went 1-2 and scored two runs, Levi

Almond who went 1-3 with an assist by Alex

Altman to run for him, and Forrest Powell

who went 1-4 and scored two runs. Carter

Fox would back up the bats by shutting

Andrew’s bats down with six strikeouts.

Waccamaw came out of this game with the

dub and a final score of 14-4. Great job

Warriors!

This past weekend, March 11th-12th, our

varsity baseball team took a road trip to USC

in Columbia. They played two games while

there, one against Brooklyn Cayce, and the

other against Pelion. The games were

played Saturday morning in the hot Columbia

weather. Brooklyn Cayce was the first game

of the day and turned out be very intense.

The Warriors came out strong by putting up

four runs early. Powell was the leading hitter

by going 2-4 with one RBI and one run. The

Warriors took their foot off the gas in the 4th

inning, which gave Brooklyn Cayce a chance

to come back. The bed bugs must have kept

Waccamaw’s defense up all night because

they produced seven errors, which Brooklyn

Cayce took advantage of. They drove in four

runs to tie up the game to 4-4. Junior Karl

Strittmatter did a phenomenal job on the

mound by committing 10 strikeouts and only

giving up two hits. With an awesome job

done by Strittmatter, Miller Brinson walked

up to the mound to finish Brooklyn Cayce off.

However, sometimes, everything doesn’t go

as planned. Brooklyn Cayce got a runner on

second base and drove him in to win the

game. The final score was 5-4 Brooklyn

Cayce. Even though Waccamaw didn’t get

the win, they still played hard.

The game at Pelion was a horse of a

different color; the Warriors came out strong

and stayed that way the whole game.

Waccamaw started to make moves in the

second inning by driving in run after run, and

having a lot of energy on defense to back

their bats up. The top sluggers of the game

were Eckard who went 2-3 with two runs,

Almond who went 2-4 with one run, Jaret

Montenery who went 2-2 with one run and

one RBI, and Daniel Rourke who went 2-3

with two runs and one RBI. Powell took the

mound in the 1st inning and shut Pelions

offense down complete by only allowing one

run. They battled early and got off the field in

the 5th inning due to the ten-run rule. This

was a weekend to get stronger as a player

and as a team. Great job this weekend

Warriors and keep it up.

Waccamaw started their region off right this

past Tuesday against Dillon. On March 16th,

the Warriors traveled to Dillon to play a 6:30

game. With some bus difficulties on the way,

our Warriors got to the field at exactly 6:30.

Only 5 minutes to stretch and warm up the

arms, Waccamaw stepped up to the plate

and stunned Dillon's defense. Our Warriors

runs came in early with two runs in the first

inning by Eckard and one run in the second

inning by McKinley Grooms. Almond had a

solid game by going 2-4 with a double. Dillon

was able to drive a run in in the 5th inning,

but after that they ran out of luck. Fox would

pitch all seven innings and shocked the

pitching coaches going in clutch when need-

ed and never giving up. Waccamaw secured

the win with a final score of 3-1. It was a

great game played all-around just doing the

fundamentals. Keep up the progress,

Warriors.

Counselor’s Corner K - Z Guidance Counselor

Mrs. Graham A - J Guidance Counselor

Mrs. Tucker

Guidance Secretary

Mrs. Simmons

Guidance Assistant

Ms. Smalls

ACT DATES

Test Date Registration Late Photo Upload

April 9, 2016 expired expired April 1, 2016

June 11, 2016 May 6, 2016 May 7-20, 2016 June 3, 2016

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Test Date Registration

Deadline

Late Registration,

Paper

Late Registration,

Online and Phone

May 7, 2016 April 8, 2016 April 22, 2016 April 26, 2016

June 4, 2016 May 5, 2016 May 20, 2016 May 25, 2016

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STATE AND DISTRICT TESTING

All juniors or 3rd year high school students

will take the ACT on April 19th, 2016. (These scores can be used for college admission.)

Students must attend a pre-coding session or they cannot test on April 19th and will have to attend the make-up test day on May 3rd. May 3rd is an AP testing date and AP students who are required to make up state testing will have to attend the AP make-up test

day on May 19th. The pre-coding session is April 5th during 4th period. (April 11th at 8:00am is the make-up day for those who miss April 5th).

Attention Juniors: The WAVE Board is sponsoring

three SAT workshops for current juniors on a first-

come, first-serve basis. Mr. Bill McKenzie is the

instructor and the workshops will be held in the

WHS Media Center. The workshops dates are:

Thursday, March 24th from 8:30am-11:30am

Friday, April 8th from 8:30am-11:30am

Wednesday, May 25th from 8:30am-11:30am

If you are interested in attending, fill out a permis-

sion form and return it to any US History teacher or

Guidance as soon as possible to reserve your

space at the workshop. The form can be found on

the school website under “Latest News”.

Counselor’s Corner

Scholarship Opportunities

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Scholarships Due Date Criteria Amount Online or Guidance

Bigfuture.collegeboard.org College & Scholarship Search

Scholarship Search

Engine through SCOIS

No profile set-up required, search for

scholarships based on selected criteria

https://sccis.intocareers.org

Username: waccamawhs

Password: warriors

Scholarship Search Must set up profile www.fastweb.com

Scholarship Search Must set up profile www.collegexpress.com

Music, Theater, Visual

Art Scholarship

Competitions (Anderson

University)

Fall & Spring

Auditions Audition Required

$3,500-$6,000

Register online at

www.schoolofthearts.com, email

SCschoolofthearts@andersonuniversity.edu

or call 864-231-2196

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Sweepstakes

09/14/15-

05/09/16

Free to enter, 15 chances to win- one winner will

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Enter online at offtocollege.info

beginning September 14th, 2015

College Prep Scholars by

Questbridge 3/23/2016

Current high-achieving JUNIORS with unweighted

GPA of 3.5 with financial need. Varies Www.questbridge.org

SC Coaches Assoc. of

Women’s Sports & Trophies

by “M” Medical Scholarship

for Female Academic

Athletes

Due to

Guidance by

3/24/2016

Graduating Female Athletes planning to major in

Medical Field with

academic excellence (Min. ACT 22 or SAT 1000)

Varies

Application in Guidance and online at

http://www.sccaws.org/

scholarships.html

SC Coaches Assoc. of

Women’s Sports Educator’s

Scholarship for Female

Academic Athletes

Due to

Guidance by

3/24/2016

Graduating Female Athletes planning to major in a

Educational field with

academic excellence (Min. ACT 22 or SAT 1000)

Varies

Application in Guidance and online at

http://www.sccaws.org/

scholarships.html

Pawleys Island Lions Club

Scholarship

3/24/2016 to

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Scholarship 3/30/2016

Ages 16-25 on March 30th, 2016, answer essay

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ADK 3/31/2016 Seniors planning to major in Education $500 Application in Guidance

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Charleston and minimum 2.0 GPA $2000 Application in Guidance

The Dr. John Sanders

Technology Achievement

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3/31/2016 Current JUNIORS interested in career in STEM

related field $1000

Application online beginning 10/1/15

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JOYE Law Firm Scholarship 4/1/2016

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Howard High School Alumni

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Must be a descendant of a Howard High School

Alumni through its closing in 1984 Varies Application in Guidance

McDonald’s Ray Kroc

Youth Achievement Award

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4/20/16

Graduating Student accepted at a 2 or 4 year

college– persistence, determination, hard work &

dedication to excellence

$1000 Application in Guidance

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March 18

Savada Wilson

Nicholas Cox

Jennifer Wells

March 19

Logan Mincey

Tucker Perry

March 22

Michael Gregory

Zaria Washington

Grayson Keith

March 24

Ashely Gaddy

March 25

Dezirae Montilla

March 26

Clifford Boynes

Sam Woods

Kayla Thomas

March 27

Samirah Murray

Lorenzo Sanders

March 28

Abbie Onions

Jacob Leone

Christopher Wells

March 29

Jakob Barron

March 30

Jacob O’Tuel

Michael O’Tuel

Vitor Silva

March 31

Justin Busby

March 22

Deputy Harrington

Tickets are on sale NOW!

Seniors: $10

Juniors: $20

Other: $30

After Spring Break, ALL tickets are $50.

Purchase during lunch. Must have your ID.

If you plan to bring a date from outside of this school, you

must complete the date approval forms before you will be

allowed to purchase tickets. See Mrs. Griffin between classes

if you need the forms. All sales are final. No ticket refunds!

Students must be present at school on Friday, April 8th

through second period (or your 1st two class periods of the

day) to be eligible to attend prom. Tickets will not be given

out prior to this date and time to confirm school attendance.

Tickets can be picked up upon parent approved sign-out at

the end of 2nd period through 2nd lunch. You have to show

your ticket at the door in order to attend Prom.

Each person who attends WHS must pick up their own ticket.

A prom assembly is scheduled for Monday, March 21st.

Finalists for court will be voted on before the assembly starts.

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