Calhoun Academy - Sword N Shield Yearbook (Saint Matthews, SC)

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Early Saturday morning. Elaine Ray rinses cars in a strcnous effort to raise money for the Senior Class. Outside of the academic schedule and organized sports, the students took time to enjoy their own fun and re- laxed recreation. Food during lunch period was often forgotten as the boys unwound from the tensions of study in a football or volleyball game. They ex- perimented in techniques of building human pyramids or decided which di- rection was best to cut grass on the soccer field. After school hours, active work on car washes and competitive games of soccer and basketball pro- vided funds for class projects. In- tramural activities gave students a break. Challenging johnny Hane on the other side of the net. David Carson serves the volleyball to his opponent. 29

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28 Fumbling for a foothold, these light-hearted loa- fers find time to enjoy life. Time Out For Students Pushing the mower in the hot autumn sun. Bruce Bowlby gives up after-school time to care for the soccer field. Darting quickly. Dennis Stoudenmire tries to evade the tackle of Randy Spigner and Warren Strickland.

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The P.T.O. was well represented at the region tournaments in Bowman, as many came to cheer the teams toward victory. A parent helping at the first P.T.O. barbeque rew- raps a pie after serving a youthful dinner. P.T.O. Links Generations Serving over 300 at their first barbeque. P.T.O. members formed an assembly Jine to serve plates. 30