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

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Beta Bees Busily Buzz This year the Beta Club took on seven new memoers ... the initiation was planned by the old members and the advisor, Mr. Jeff Reid. It was decided that these soph- omores would be Beta Bees. The Bees had to take part in several activities, including eating honey in front of the entire school. Afterwards everyone got started with various projects in order to go to the State Beta Convention where they had a marvelous time. The club officers are President Ken Feryus, Vice-Presi- dent Susie Lowder, and Secretary-Treasurer Rose Mary Inabinet. Beta Bees Claire Wannamaker and Mary Stewart Knight are buzzing about their initiation. ght-ROW ONE-Renee Buyck, Rama Hooper. Glenda Chastain. Ken Feryus. Betsy Banks, Claire Wannamaker, Greta Buyck T1;n;rW° KrU,,en Fa,rey'. Luci“Neal Wannamaker. Mary Stewart Knight, Windy Culclasure, Katie Byrd, Ann Harvin Whetstone ROW THREE-Advisor, Mr. Jeff Reid, Hence Lake, Charles Coleman, Tina Smoak 15

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Organization was the key to the success of the yearbook. Trying out her newfound skills on a layout, Brenda Porth crops a picture. Business manager, Claire Wannamaker is busy managing. Annual Made It By the time you read this the annual will probably have already been printed. But “printed is much easier said than done. Working together, a very few. Very dedicated members of the staff brought a dream of the past into reality. A staff with no experiance had it's humble begin- nings back in September when a meeting was called for all students who cared enough to work. These few stu- dents gathered in a workroom equipped with a tape player, a 1950 radio and no trash cans. These students really got to know each other at two o'clock, in the morning while trying to meet the first deadline. They also got to know every AM radio station in the eastern hemi- sphere. But, all in all, they decided that it was all worthwhile. ROW ONE-|ohn Hane (editor), Elizabeth Fairey, Robin Stone, Libby Green, )ane Carson, Renee Buyck, ROW TWO-Charlene tones, Laurie Zimmerman, Luci—Neal Wannamaker, Mary Stewart Knight, Clarie Wannamaker, Wendy Culclasure, ROW THREE—Melody Inabinet Sara Stab- ler, Lyn Hane, Steve Ridgeway, Krulien Fairey, Y.J. Pryor 14

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Lance Expresses Personalities The Lance came to a rolling start this year with a super- duper edition of the Calhoun Academy newspaper that covered every subject from the first football team to the state of Mr. Brandenburg's love life. Many observative students also noticed fewer ads and more news and sport coverage. This was a very welcomed change. Be- cause of the fewer ads, however, the staff was forced to operate on a tight budget. “As the Cotton Crows , a pa- per to paper serial written by the senior English com- position class was the most popular article of the year and provided for many laughs to students who were not to niave to de-cipher the characters. The second edition brought a continuation of the story as well as a report on the valentines of the first and sec- ond grades. Extensive coverage of the four basketball teams made up the bulk of the paper. Much credit for a very successful newspaper year must be given to many active reporters, but especially to Virginia Gressette, Edi- tor, and Mrs. Patricia Morris, advisor. While checking on the status of some overdue coverage stories, editor Virginia Gressette is amused by one of Glenda Chastain's wisecracks. ROW ONE—Hal Dantzler, Robin Stone, Katie Byrd, Virginia Gressette (editor) ROW TWO-Mrs. Moms (advisor), Krulien Fairey, Luci Neal Wanna-maker, Mary Stewart Knight, Wendy Culclasure, Claire Wannamaker, ROW THREE-Y.). Pryor, Elizabeth Fairey, Tina Smoak, Rama Hooper, John Hane, Lyn Hane 16