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

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Mr. Reid and Mr. Brandenburg pul their best feel forward as they win the three-legged sack race. The first annual field day at Calhoun Academy proved a success. Side-splitting laughs and smothered giggles were prevalent during every event. This annual occasion spon- sored by the Student Council was won by the seventh grade. Their class was awarded a plaque, and each person received a free choice from the candy stand. A few of the laugh-provoking events were such follies as the greased pole climb, paper plate throw, egg in a cup, and the famous pie-eating contest. Even the teachers joined in the fun. They competed in a three-legged sack race, but they absolutely refused to eat pie. Field Day Funnies Martin Banks does not even get started. 27

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Libby Green demonstrates her egg-breaking • technique on Wayne Rast. Timmy Bair and )im Banks find that grapefruit necking is not all it is cut out to be. 26

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 y Renee Buyck J Brenda Porth Cindy Carson Beth Inabinet Clenda Chastain Claire Wannamaker Lu Ann Wannamaker Talley K. Wannamaker Mary Stewart Knight, Head Luci Neal Wannamaker, Alt. Colorful and spirited are not strong enough adjectives to describe our cheerleaders. They did much more than just leading cheers. They helped our school earn a reputation for spirit that we can be proud of. They made every- one feel welcome. Most importantly, they helped losers to be winners. Being a cheerleader is not merely an honor. It is a responsibility—a responsi- bility to fans, to players, and to them- selves. It takes hard work to learn each cheer and even harder work to present them as a unified squad. Bottom row left to right: Renee Buyck, Cotton Inabinet. Second row: Cindy Carson, Lu Ann Wannamaker, Talley K. Wannamaker, Mary Stewart Knight, Brenda Porth, Claire Wannamaker, Clenda Chastain. 28