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Region I Champs Anne Huff draws a foul as she drives around her defender. Exuberant Cavaliers excitedly join in the victory circle after the game that placed them in the re- gion finals. 22
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Michael and Hester Summers, brother and sister combination, win the Lower School Tacky Day contest. Excitement best described the mood of Calhoun Academy on Tacky Day. Students, in their sloppiest clothes, were eagerly anticipating two weeks of freedom from their nine-month hang- out-school. Adding to the fun and ex- citement was the Rev. Cooper Stonest- reet's address to the student body. Later came the awards for tackiest girl and boy. Caroline Livingston won tackiest girl; Chuck Wylie won tackiest boy. Winners from the Lower School were Hester and Michael Summers. After the parties and cleaningup. a pep rally was held outdoors. While the cheerleaders cheered, students yelled, built human pyramids, and horsed around. When the bell rang, there was a mad rush for the cars and buses. Christmas holidays had begun! The topsy-turvily of Tacky Day baffles Mr. Da- vid Shuler immensely.
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Shooting over the screen set by Caroline Liv- ingston. Reba Prince adds two points in the re- gion finals. Motivated by eager enthusiasm and a driving determination, the Cavalier girls compiled an impressive record. Teamwork, the key to the Cavalier at- tack, was never marred by individual or personal desire for glory. Cameron gym once again served as the “home” of the mighty Cavaliers. With each day of practice came im- proved skills and physical condition. As the Cavalier girls strove for per- fection, in victory or defeat they main- tained a high degree of team spirit and sportsmanship. Participation in the Holiday In- vitational Tournament at Wade Ham- pton Academy during Christmas vaca- tion provided valuable experience. The secret to the Cavalier success was Mrs. Judy Lambert. Her quiet con- fidence in the team and her superb coaching boosted the lasses to victory. The sportsmanship of the team stemmed from association with Mrs. Lambert. She, plus the Calhoun Acad- emy girls team, indeed proved to be a winning combination. FRONT ROW: Betty Rose Phillips. Caroline Liv- ingston. Reba Prince. Anne Huff. Marian Sigmon, Elaine Ray. Julie Beth Shuler. Katie Byrd. BACK ROW: Greta Buyck. Susie Lowder. Edie Ruth Corley. Felicia Gressette. Coach Judy Lambert. Jeanne Phillips. Karen Prickett, Mary Stewart Knight. LuAnn Wannamaker. 23
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