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

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Tacky Day Defies Code With the dress code relaxed and Christmas holidays only a few hours away, students began en- joying Tacky Day. The Lance staff presented a program with Reverend Knox Lambert speak- ing to the assembly. Winners of the door contest were announced with the ninth grade placing first, the twelth grade second and the eighth grade third. Don Rickenba- ker and Julie Stone were named as the tackiest boy and girl, after which Jamie Inabinet and Jill Banks led in the singing of Christmas carols. When the as- sembly was over, classes returned to their rooms for parties and the beginning of Christmas holiday fun. Junior congregate in their homeroom to celebrate Tacky Day before the coming Christmas holidays. Chatting with alumna Carolina Livington, Vickie Wylie and Jeanne Phillips carry on the activities of Tacky Day. Student Life 21

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 Chiseling off a piece of cake, Chuck Wylie thinks eating is the best part of Tacky Day. The celebration of Tacky Day is evident in the eighth grade class room as a party begins. The student body’s selection for Tacky Day winners are Julie Stone and Don Rickenbaker. 20 Student Life

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Penelope and Phoebe are puzzled by the welcome they receive after returning from the Majah’s. Discovering they are invisible, Penelope and Phoebe discuss the situation while Deborah pretends not to see them. 22 Student Life