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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

Contents Fall Organizations Academics Winter Editor letters Ads Spring pgs. 1-16 17-23 23-58 59-69 70-71 72-96 97-112 Sword ‘JV’ Shield 7978 Volume VJJJ Calhoun Academy St. Matthews, s.e. Calhoun Academy Js ... Zhe Keg inning Of Wisdom Js Silence ' 'There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance, that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better or worse as his portion . . . The power which resides in him is new in the nature, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried . . . Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string.'1 ' 'What 1 must do is all that concerns me, not what people think ... It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after your own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude.. Emerson Calhoun Academy Js .. . A family Affair ma m Calhoun Academy Jsl Calhoun Academy Js ... Ml After a glorious summer vacation, students eagerly awaited the beginning of school. Nearly smashing down the doors the student body rushed to their classes on August 23. Everyone is proud of the fact that the population of C. A. is at its height in history. We also have a few new faculty members. Everyone's heads are spinning with the change of seasons but the joy of upcoming Football games adds a little excitement to the at- mosphere. Due to certain circumstances there will be no powder puff Football this year. We are all excited about the addition to the high school building. (A bit of thanks to those who made it possible.) Most of all, we should appreciate the fact that C.A. is our school, and due to the efforts of many concerned parents we are able to attend such a fine school. 7 Season W. Wyman King - 8 Lawrence Manning - 16 Thomas Hart - 16 Charleston Heights - 6 May River - 7 Holly Hill - 6 Mims - 9 Dorchester - 0! Sea Island - 0 Country Day - 13 Calhoun - 22 Calhoun - 36 Calhoun - 22 Calhoun - 50 Calhoun - 22 Calhoun - 18 Calhoun - 6 Calhoun - 26 Calhoun - 42 (Homecoming) Calhoun - 54 Marty Troutman, Gregory Geiger, Martin Banks, Football Tn-captains. Larry Williams, Jay Robinson, Joe Lyons, David Wannamaker, David Gilmore, John Wienges, David Grubbs, Jeff Inabinet, Wayne Rast, Tim Cam, Bill Felton, Barry Chastain, Bert Inabinet, Bub Brandenburg, Wayne Inabinet, Michael Hill, Bam Gressette, Michael Summers, Coach Rufus Inabinet, Lance Ott, Rusty Wannamaker, John Porth, Glen Inabinet, Chris Spigner. 8 Senior players. The 1977 CAVALIERS introduced the winning side of FOOTBALL to Calhoun Academy. This was the best and most exciting FB season CA has ever seen. Out of the ten games played, only one was lost to the tough team of Mims. For the first time in CA's FB history, Dorchester was creamed. More seniors than ever before participated in this program. During the fifth game David Wannamaker broke his leg and was out for the remaining season. Tri-captains David Grubbs, John Wienges, and Jeff Inabinet served the team well. Bub Brandenburg broke his ankle and was out for several games. THANKS, surely goes to each and everyone of those young MEN who strived for success. Thanks guys! ! ! 9 Coaches And Cheerleaders Play Important Poles Jn Athletics An Athlete Is . . . The athlete is made of special materials. He hears, feels, and expresses himself through his body actions. While his body aches from fatique; but soon has strength to overcome his opponent. He experiences the theory of mind over matter! With each step, his will increases; he understands a language of his body. A force within him makes him pump out the pressure to arrive at perfection. All at once he reaches a peak; His muscles are listening to his mind. He can't stop now, or the sensation is blown. Now he is aware of nothing except the fact that he has a brain which plays a rhythm, that, by, instinct his body moved too. To hear that beat and to feel his strength increasing his heart pounds with the love of knowing he has what it takes to be an athlete . . . ? Varsity Coaches: Rufus Inabinet, (Ronnie Spigner, and Freddie Stabler, Absent) J.V. Coaches: Mark Line, and (Tommy Culclasure, absent) 2. Debbie Keeiel 7. Sara Stabler 3. Melinda Griffin Absent 8. Pammy Rickenbaker 4. Melody Whetstone 9. Denise Wannamaker 5. Julie Cribb 10. Gail Heckle 6. Talley K. Wannamaker (head) 11 14 15 16 V. Cheerleaders Zo Cheer for the CA. IV. Zeam 1. Bumy Edge (head) 2. Lindy Wylie 4. Jane Green 5. Jody Wannamaker 6. Marty Edge Zliis Page Js 'Dedicated Zo Zhe Senior Soot ball Players. Most Of Zltese young Mon Have Keen On Zhe loot ball Zeant Since football Began At Calhoun Academy. Zhey Will Be (greatly Missed fleet year. Bub Brandenburg David (gilmore David igrubbs Bert Jnabinet Jeff Jnab inet Wayne Jnab inet David Wannamaker John Wienges v I. Man's capacity for justice makes democracy possible; but man's inclination to injustice makes democracy necessary. Student Council 1. Officers: President-Jeff Inabinet; Vice President-Barn Gressette; and Ann Reid-Secretary-Treasurer. 2. As Advisor Mrs. Milly McLauchlin has served the Student Council well. 3. Members are follows; 7th grade-Missy Harmon and Patrick Dent; 8th grade-Wanda Ott and Ken Banks; 9th grade-Lisa Bratton and Buddy Hicklin; 10th grade-Melody Whetstone; 11th grade-Vanda Jumper and Larry Williams; and 12th grade- Melody Inabinet and John Weinges. Keta Club The '77- '78 Beta Club had an interesting year. The members included the Beta Beagles, Ballerinas, and Babboons. This pack was led by officers Larry Williams, president; Elizabeth Fairey and Vanda Jumper, co-vice- presidents; and Martin Banks, Secretary-treasurer. The new members included Lori Felder, Rhonda Taylor, Robin Inabinet, and Ann Reid. Jeff Reid was always near to advise this honor society. 19 Came Staff Annual Staff Puts ft Zogctker The yearbook, once again, made it. Under the leadership of Lori Felder and Jane Carson the annual staff defeated each hindering foe with a calm, suave attitude. With Headmaster Line acting as part- time '' advisor each member of the staff felt the pressure mounting as deadlines approached. Last summer ads were sold to help pay for the annuals; since we hardly raised enough money, the staff sold CAVALIER jackets this past winter. Members are as follows: Liz Irick; Hal Dantzler; Melody Whetstone, Business Manager; Sara Stabler; Laurie Zimmerman; Tally K. Wannamaker; Annette Walling; Libby Green; Jane Carson, co- editor; and Lori Felder, co-editor. 21 basketball Cheerleaders “Qot Jt Zogether? baby Do We Seer!” 1. Cheryl Heckle 2. Lori Felder 3. Terri Dermis 4. Melody Whetstone - Head 5. Lori Inabinet 6. Debbie Keezel 7. Julie Cribb 23 Calhoun Academy Js .. . Academics STUDYING-I Would say to every person read with your pencil. Never pass a word, or an allusion, or a name you do not understand without marking it down for inquiry. Then go to your dictionary for the definition or explanation; go to the encyclopedia for information as to biographical or historical allusions. Never read about any country without having a map before you. This kind of study will fix things in your minds as no formal method of the schools ever will. -Beecher. 24 Zhe Administration Headmaster Line takes time out from his busy schedule to smile for the camera. 25 Mrs. Becky Starnes has served the school with hard work and devotion as secretary. Donna Culclasure Mary Louise Buyck Betty Brandenburg Zeadters Thelma Hicklin Grace Zimmerman Bell Perrow Judy Lambert ' Mary Etta Stabler Fran Fields Betty Prickett Helen Whetstone Nora Furtick Jeff Ried To Learn and never be filled is wisdom; to teach and never be weary is love. Mark Line 27 Jirst graders .. . Myra Bickly Becky Bozard Ricky Bozard Lewis Bozard Brendon Brodie Mandy Button John Dent Mandy Heape Donna Kay Hoffman Pam Houck Mary Huffman Denman Isgett Teresa Kestler Boyd Mcleod Sheila Ott Wendy Ott Laura Peterkin Jody Rily Lisa Rucker- absent George Wilson Raysor Wise Shannon Blanton Stewart Craig Gina Crosby Ted Felder Kevin Furtick Kevin Griffin Pam Hodge Teresa Hutto David Inabinet Shannon McCory Tammy Murray Alison Pooser Travis Pryor Dina Robinson Ashley Rochester Trey Shirer David Stack Ernie Stocks Kim Walling Jay Yarborough John Hayden Jeremy Hickman Adjust Zo A New Cife I did a favor yesterday, A kindly little deed . . . And then 1 called to all the world To stop and look and heed. They stopped and looked and flattered me In words I could not trust, And when The world had gone away My good deed turned to dust. A very tiny courtesy 1 found to do today; 'Twas quickly done, with none to see, And then 1 ran away . . . But someone must have witnessed it. For- - truly I declare -- As I sped back the stony path Roses were blooming there ! 29 David Rickenbaker Daryl Rucker Marla Thorton Louisa Tindall Anna Wimberly Angela Ann Carver Second Qmde Jim Bozard Lisa Calhoun Jennifer Cribb Tony Early Leigh Ann Furtick Neil Gressette Michael Hammond Spann Hill Frankee Hill James Houck Elizabeth Lesto Chris Mack Knox McRae Paige Pooser George Shirer Mark Shirer Fran Thornton Lee Tindall Tommy Waltz Mackay Williams Danny Wise Emmett Bozard Kevin Cleaves Patricia Coker Paula Ford Ronnie Furtick Ginger Geiger John Lloyd Godwin Dreher Hane Sam Harmon Richie Linett Sharon McCormack Pam Mizzell Mary Elizabeth Moorer Laugh a little-sing a little As you go your way! Work a little-play a little Do this every day! Give a little-take a little, Never mind a frown- Make your smile a welcomed thing All around the town! Laugh a little-love a little, Skies are always blue! Every cloud has silver linings, But it's up to you! 31 Debra Bell David Buyck Jeff Clement Courtney Crook Mark Eichelberger Tammy Felder Jeannette Fleck John Flintom Russell Furtick William Hane Charlene Hoffman Barry Hood Darlene Hutto Connie Judy Kristen Kemmerlin Margaret Lindsay Robert Ott William Pickett Charles Pryor Thomas Riley Tina Shirer Holly Smith Chuck Stoudemire Joe Williams Elizabeth Wise Amy Beckham third Qrade ir- n One day as 1 sat musing Alone and melancholy and with out a friend There came a voice from out of the gloom, Saying, 'Cheer up! Things might be worse. So I cheered up, And sure enough - things got worse. Cathy Amaker Miriam Arant Crystal Bell Mary Carrol Mary Julia Cooley Brian Heape Becky Inabinet Carl Kestler William Moorer Robert Ollic Todd Smoak Kevin Webster fourth (trade Chris Williams Wallace Wimberly Tammy Wise Eddie Ziegler Tammy Wise Rhonda Barnes 34 Steve Carson Trent Crider Rowdy Culclasure Robin Anne Edwards Tate Gressette Susan Hammond Dell Hargis Dikes Isgett Rebecca Lesto Kari Line Peg Love Edward Robinson Tamm Walling Kim Ziegler Carrie Carver 35 John Arant Ronald Barnes Ginnie Brodie Debbie Brooks Billy Carroll Glenda Geiger Caroline Gressette Mike Hardwick Ann Lewis William Robinson Donna Shirer Wayne Smith Mark Smith Hamp Thorton Sonya Ziegler 36 Julie Fleck Robert Griffith David Hane Donna Hodge Kirby Hutto Milly Ann McLauchlin Mike Rast Billy Rucker Yvette Bickly Robin Bozard Travis Clement Johnny Felder Heide Smith Betsy Stack Gerald Starnes Connie Ziegler John Zimmerman Chip Beckham Rocky Bozard Joey Bozard Leslie Cribb Westley Driggers Wayne Griffin Tony Griffith Barry Hill Troy Hood Artie Inabinet Beth Lindsay Mac Love Si nth Qrade 38 Amy Peterkin Emily Peterkin Chip Pryor Tiena Riley Tammy Jo Smoak Amy Wilson Richard Wise David Zeigler Mark Carver 39 Lynn Allread Jay Amaker Christy Barron Hope Bell Tommy Bozard Billy Brewer Robert Buyck Becky Carroll Sonia Crim Patrick Dent Anne Felder Alan Hammond Missy Harmon Marilyn Heckle Wendy Heckle Angie Livingston Seventh (trade 40 Carter Love Marty Millender Russell Ott Lisa Parrish Tina Shuler Denean Smith Dalton Spigner Stephie Starnes 41 Susan Arant Ken Banks Karmen Bickley Bonnie Brady Lisa Chavis Dargan Culclasure Todd Culclasure Marty Edge Jane Green Valerie Hanson Lynda Hardwick Angie Inabinet Sharon Kestler Cindy Lee David Lewis Marie McElmurray Rick Ollic Wanda Ott Dode Prickett Ricky Rickenbacker David Robinson Jay Robinson Irle Segars David Shirer Johnnie Shirer Eighth Qrade 42 Tim Strickland Hester Summers Cheryl Ulmer Jody Wannamaker Rusty Wannamaker Carol Whetsone Robin Wilson Jan Wingard Karen Yandle The 8th grade class officers. Mark Barron Barry Bates Christine Bozard Lisa Bratton Tim Cam Robbie Carroll Jerry Chastain Bumy Edge Tony Eichelberger Isabella Fairey Tim Felder Greg Hardwick Buddy Hicklin Sherrie Jones Joe Keezel Andy Livingston Ninth Qrade 44 Joe Lyons William Ott Jimmy Porth Debbie Rudd Joe Smith Donnelle Spigner Carolyn Vamadore Keitt Wannamaker Dink Williams Linda Wingard Linda Wylie Mandy Zeigler 45 “Striving Sop Make Money front Paper Drive! The Sophomore class of 1980 are one year closer to their graduation and beginning to take their education a little more seriously. They have been well represented in the cheerleader squad, the basketball team, football team and many other groups and organizations. The Sophomore class had a paper drive and a successful money making project for the Halloween Carnival. The class is led will by their class offices; Ann Reid, President; Tammy Heape, Vice-President; and Debbie Keezel, Secretary-Treasurer. Teresa Bates Elizabeth Cason Debbie Clement Julie Cribb Rhett Culclasure Alice Dennis Bill Felton Greger Jackie Griffin Melinda Griffin Danny Hane Tammie Heape Dale Heckle Sonya Hill Lori Inabinet Robin Inabinet Tina Jackson Debbie Keezel Randy Lucas Michael Ollic Lance Ott John Porth Ann Reid Richard Smoak Michael Summers Paula Ulmer Neil Ulmer Melody Whetstone Shannon Wiles Libby Green «7 given ’ {Juniors Successful Jn Money Making Projects! '77- '78 was one of the Juniors' most exciting years. After an overwhelming blast with the magazine sales, the class strove to plan and produce a most beautiful and memorable prom. Participating in the Halloween Carnival and all other school events, the class showed much enthusiasm and leadership. They were led by officers Gail Heckle, president; Martin Banks, Vice- president; Barry Chastain, secretary-treasurer. Miss Goddard was always near to advise. Although the Juniors are looking forward to their Senior year, They regret that only one year remains at Calhoun Academy. 48 Martin Banks Linda Carroll Barry Chastain Hal Dantzler Eddie Etheredge Bam Gressette Gail Heckle Michael Hill Glenn Inabinet Liz Irick Vanda Jumper Mike Keezel Will Love Y.J. Pryor Wayne Rast Pammy Rickenbaker Chris Spigner Robin Stone Hank Tindall Marty Troutman Denise Wannamaker Larry Williams Billy Joe Wolfe Laurie Zimmerman 49 Seniors Zke graduating Class of 197S 50 1. James Arthur Banks 2. David Edward Brandenburg 3. Jane Leinell Carson 4. Teresa Ann Dennis 1. Elizabeth Woodside Fairey 2. Lori Arm Felder 3. David Wesley Gilmore 4. David Allen Grubbs Looking Back 1 like to remember when both my troubles and cares were few. Those were the days when everyone could not wait to be old enough to drive or date the real ' 'biggy'1. Little did we know that by the time we could drive there would be a gas shortage and that dating was not what our mothers read to us in fairey tales. Because we thought we had problems then, it seemed so strange when our parents would say 1 'These are the best years of your life, enjoy them while you can. As the years crept upon us, we would often wonder why ' 'she'' or he got everything; regarding the fact that he honestly deserved it. Upon entering high school we were given a title Freshmen. We were finally able to participate in Varsity sports, but those of us who were not athletically inclined seemed to be left out. At last we were Juniors and prepareing for ' 'out' ' first Jr. -Sr. prom. It was a lot of fun decorating the gym for that fabulous evening. The sudden realization that we had only one more year of high school and that we were actually growing older put a big hold on things. Now we are Seniors, the class of 1978. We wish we had it to do over again. We are raising money for our class trip to the Bahamas. As we prepare to leave Calhoun Academy, we are leaving some of our best memories behind. We acknowledge the fact that there will always be good times to look forward to, and we will be making new memories with each adventure we pursue. Calhoun Academy wa- merely a stepping stone in our lives; she opened our eyes to the meaning of an education. Next year some of us will be in college, some married, and some working; but we will always be Calhoun Academy's class of '78 and will remain young, foolish, and happy. 51 Cheryl Elizabeth Heckle Jeffrey Walker Inabinet Melody Anne Inabinet Robert Wayne Inabinet Charlene Ann Jones 52 $4 “footloose 9amfree” We Do Jt Our Way Seniors Class Officers: President, Melody Inabinet; Vice-President, Jane Carson; secretary-treasurer, Sara Stabler (absent) ’Cause they Don ’ 57 Congratulations Zo Zhe Varsity (girls And Coach Kicky Cine On Winning Zhe S.CJ.S.J. ’s Kegion JV-A State Championship . . . Jt’s (yetting Zo Me A -Habit! Wins Out Of 14 Zests: We ’re Not (food . . . “We’re Z Brady hurries to the offensive boards. 3. Hustle is the reason that Hester Summers gets this jump ball just after the Cavaliers score. 4. Jumping high off the floor, Jane Green attempts to out jump a much taller opponent. 3 60 Often outsized but never outspirited, this year's jayvee girls' team was incredible. Most of them could barely dribble the ball when practice started this season, but these girls had unmatched determination to win. They practiced long and hard under the leadership of coach Mark line, and their effort was rewarded - many of this team's victories were decided in the last few seconds of the game. 5. Top row left to right: Bonnie Brady, Karmen Bickley, Wanda Ott, Isabella Fairey, Mandy Zeigler, Coach Mark Line. Second row: Cheryl Ulmer, Linda Wylie, Carol Whetstone, Jane Green, Lisa Bratton. Bottom row: Marty Edge, Burney Edge, Jody Wannamaker, Hester Summers. 6. During a time-out, Coach Line explains to the girls how to avoid picks by talking to each other. 61 We Readied Our Mighest (joak Jt Was Mard Work Rut dun. Varsity Girls Long practices, hard work, team spirit: the three things that led Calhoun Academy's Varsity Girls to the top this year. TTiis team lost three starters last year, but together with Coach Ricky Line, they were able to win twenty- eight games this season - a school record. Starting out slowly, the Lady Cavaliers learned six different presses to baffle their opponents. Working together they captured the championship trophey for four tournaments - the Chrispnas Tournament, Region 4A Tournament, Lower State Tournament, and the Class A State Championship. This is the third State Championship title that the Cavalierettes have won in the past four years . . . and three out of four ain't bad! 1. Front Row, left to right: Melody Inabinet, Sara Stabler, Tania Shannon Gail Heckle, Debbie Keezel, Denise Wannamaker. Back Row: Coach Ricky Line, Ann Reid, Rhett Culclasure, Tally K. Wannamaker, Pammy Rickenbaker, Linda Carrol, Ast. Coach Freddie Stabler. 2. After driving the base line, T. K. Wannamaker is open for a shot. 3. Rhett Culclasure pushes the ball up over the defensive player and into the basket. 4. Staying in a defensive stance, Melody Inabinet backs off of her opponent in order to prevent her from driving. 5. Sara Stabler spreads her arms and feet wide to make an in- bound pass, difficult to complete. 62 Now We @irIs Are Proud Zo Say We're No. l! GIRLS CA 62 Allendale 19 CA 45 Travis 19 CA 61 Kershaw 33 CA 47 Patrick Henry 27 CA 61 Mims 19 CA 74 Winyah 11 CA 53 Willington 33 CA 44 Manning 38 CA 58 Allendale 23 CA 34 Patrick Henry 27 CA 48 Andrew Jackson 23 CA 34 Kershaw 33 CA 66 Travis 25 CA 40 Bowman 21 CA 79 Winyah 5 CA 36 Dorchester 26 CA 26 Manning 23 CA 20 Dorchester 15 CA 27 Holly Hill 36 CA 51 Mims 16 CA 27 Bowman 24 CA 25 Holly Hill 30 CA 49 Manning 35 CA 56 Andrew Jackson 23 CA 42 Bowman 38 CA 43 Dorchester 41 CA 36 Holly Hill 32 CA 44 Sea Island 21 CA 34 Lord Berkeley 24 CA 41 Manning 35 63 We ’re Red Mot And Ready Zo Zrot Dedication and hard practice proved to be the winning combination for the jayvee boys this year. For these boys, who were often opposed by much taller teams, quickness and hustle were the key factors to many victories. They refused to crack under pressure, each player giving his best throughout the season. 64 SCORES Calhoun 29 Travis 14 Calhoun 35 Patrick Henry 41 Calhoun 22 Patrick Henry 28 Calhoun 30 Andrew Jackson 24 Calhoun 44 Travis 19 Calhoun 31 Bowman 30 Calhoun 33 Lawrence Manning 28 Calhoun 43 Holly Hill 38 Calhoun 34 Kershaw 26 Calhoun 40 Bates 30 Calhoun 40 Mims 38 Calhoun 32 Holly Hill 39 Calhoun 49 Lawrence Manning 39 Calhoun 42 Andrew Jackson 23 1. Top row left to right: Coach Mark Line, Keitt Wannamaker, Rusty Wannamaker, Tim Cam, Jay Robinson. Second row: Robbie Carrol, Jerry Chastain, Buddy Hicklin, Joe Lyons. Bottom row: Dargan Culclasure, Dode Prickett, David Robinson, Irle Segars. 2. Jerry Chastain shoots a quick jump shot over his defensive man. 3. His perfect timing and limber body give Rusty Wannamaker and the Cavaliers control of the tip. 4. After successfully blocking-out their opponents, Jerry Chastain and Buddy Hicklin spring upward for a rebound. 5. Keitt Wannamaker takes a comer shot for a sure two points. 6. While Jay Robinson forces the opponent to lose his dribble, Keitt Wannamaker and Jerry Chastain stand ready to help out or intercept a pass. � 4 ff 1.1 65 CA 59 Allendale 40 CA 73 Travis 20 CA 56 Kershaw 43 CA 44 Patrick Henry 41 CA 73 Mims 48 CA 76 Winyah 38 CA 64 Williamsburg 42 CA 56 Willington 55 CA 58 Allendale 33 CA 48 Patrick Henry 46 CA 47 Andrew Jackson 25 CA 50 Kershaw 45 CA 60 Travis 24 CA 42 Bowman 58 CA 83 Winyah 21 CA 41 Dorchester 44 CA 53 Manning 37 CA 34 Dorchester 54 CA 39 Holly Hill 62 CA 70 Mims 43 CA 61 Bowman 55 CA 55 Holly Hill 80 CA 59 Manning 39 CA 38 Andrew Jackson 31 CA 75 Mims 45 CA 31 Holly Hill 34 We’re Ready, Rough, Md Super Zough Teamwork! - The main reason for the Cavalier boys' winning season. They had only a few talented players, but their desire to win made them an unstoppable team. They gave 110 percent in every game and their effort was usually rewarded. These boys sailed through the ups and downs of the season with their heads held high, they are something to be proud of. 1. Front row, left to right: Larry Williams, John Wienges, David Grubbs, Marty Troutman, Barry Chastain, Martin Banks. Back row: Ast. Coach Freddie (Frog) Stabler, Lance Ott, Jeff Inabinet, Paul Taylor, Hal Dantzler, Chris Spigner, Bam Gressette, Coach Ricky Line. 2. After faking, Chris Spigner is up with a shot before his defensive player can recover. 3. Wayne (Tree) Rast, who is known for his jumping ability, drives to the bucket and draws a foul. 4. Paul Taylor has the upper hand on the opening tip- off of the Allendale game. 5. By using good teaimvork on the press, Lar Williams and Martin Banks cause their opponent to walk. 6. After hussling down court, David lays the ball in $7 the basket on a fast break. South Carolina National Bank Camille’s Beauty Salon 509 IV. Bridge St. St. Matthews, S.C. 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S. Many C. .Drive Phone S74-2821 St. Matthews. S.C. Zenith Sales And Service 75 Coble 'Dairy Co. Orangeburg S.C. Grubbs Surnitare Store St. Matthews s.e.: Sauitz duett Agency Department Store your Jndependent agent for fire — auto — homeowners Ciability St. Matthews s.e. 109 W. U ridge St. St. Matthews S.C. Val’sCleaners SI loree S.C. Williams {Jewelers Home of quality ffewelery — 874-3694 Dent Insurance Agency Calhoun for all your Insurance need St. Matthews, S.C. Killy and Mary Dent St. Matthews S.C. Keid’s Shell Station Jeff Keid — Owner Jtwy 607 ft). St. Matthews, S.C. Phone 874-1993 Stylarama beauty Salon Zhorton Auto Sales Cecil and Kichard Zhorton Calhoun Supply Co. 77 South Carolina Blectric and Qas THEEND IS HEAR. School will soon he over. And while you're planning for your future, consider this. A job in the utility business could be a brand new beginning for you. South Carolina Electric and Gas Cargill, Wilson Acree SC 519 10-9-73 Smoak Construction Co. Smoak Building Supply £ Smoak Construction Co. Mwy. 601 Bose 41 St. Matthews. S.C. 29135 Phone ($03) S74-3051 78 C.S. Wamiamaker Seed Co., St. Matthews Hicklin Motor Cine P.O. Bote 377 St. Matthews, S.C. 29135 Carolina Eastman Company Division of Eastman Kodak Company COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Mam tuAui oi KOT) H .T -i Po .eAte i THe v Sr IjoJwu 79 M or tie Walling Builders Quality Building At Reasonalbe Prices Conventional-VA-FHA Financing Available S.C. State License Daycare Center Ph. 874-3334 874-3230 Playhouse Nursery Rucker Dr. St. Matthews, S.C. Director and owner Mrs. Jo Walling We keep children full-time or part-time. 81 Qolf Drives Zo State . .. 1. Krulien Fairey strokes an uphill putt. 2. Determined to drive the ball far and straight, Isabella Fairey takes her stance. 3. Blasting the ball and some sand, Elizabeth Fairey gets the ball up and out. 4. Golf team: Elizabeth Fairey, Isabella Fairey, Coach Burwell Brandenburg, Krulien Fairey. 5. Krulien Fairey talks about her round with Burwell Brandenburg. si 3 82 We’re Number The golf team, starting the season with only three players, were often seen at Calhoun Country Club every sunny day. They practiced in preparation for their matches and for the honor of being state champions again. Having been state champions for five straight years prior to last year, the girls hoped to bring the coveted title back to Calhoun Academy. The only obstacle in their way was the fact that they needed one more player for the state tournament. When the day of the tournament arrived, the girls, sporting a 4- 1 record were on their way to Kingstree. Fortunately the team now consisted of four players -- Krulien Fairey, Elizabeth Fairey, Isabella Fairey, and the newly recruited Mary Stewart Knight. The championship belonged to these girls from start to finish. They posted the lowest eighteen-hole score ever recorded for this tournament, including an 83 by state medalist Krulien Fairey. This put the finishing touch on a fine season. 83 Zmnis Zeam Zries Mard 84 The tennis team of Calhoun Academy, although they did not reach the state tournament, did a fine job in representing our school this year. Playing eight matches, these girls finished the season five and three, losing only to triple A schools. Coached by Mrs. Doraine Wannamaker, who was assisted by Mrs. Tally Wannamaker, this year's team showed great dedication to the sport along with good sportsmanship. Never has a team smiled so much whether for a victory or a defeat. 1. Mary Jo Wannamaker hopes for an ace. 2. Chris Evert the second, Tally K. Wannamaker slugs a perfect two-handed back hand. 3. Claire Wannamaker mustering up all of her strength, whizzes her serve across the net. 4. Renee Buyck anxiously awaits her opponent's serve. 5. Rhett Culclasure contemplates her strategy for the next shot. 6. Linda Wylie awaits the beginning of the next game. 7. Mrs. Luther B. Wannamaker and Mrs. Wesley K. Wannamaker, tennis coaches, nervously await the outcome of ' 'their girls'' matches. 8. Member of the tennis team from left to right- - bottom row; Mrs. Luther B. Wannamaker, coach; Linda Wylie; Mrs. Wesley K. Wannamaker, coach; top row; Claire Wannamaker; Rhett Culclasure; Mary Jo Wannamaker; Tally K. Wannamaker; and Renee Buyck. Softball Slugs Zo A Winning Season Under the direction of Coach Mrs. Greg Brodie and her assistant Mrs. Betty Prickett, Calhoun Academy was able to have a girls' softball team for the first time in quite a few years. Interest ran high and girls from grades nine through twelve were eligible to play. Many of these girls were new to the sport, although others had had experience on church teams. Also, Mrs. Greg Brodie made her first debut as a coach. The season looked bleak after the first few games, having dropped the first three to Bowman, Holly Hill, and Dorchester. Then things looked better as the girls defeated Bowman 9-5. The final game of the season also lifted spirits and raised hopes for next year's team. The girls defeated the strongest team in the conference - - Mims ! 87 baseball Zeam Mas Zough Season The baseball team, coached by Rufus Inabinet, Jr., had another tough season on the road. The plans for a baseball field were under way, but the field would not be completed in time for the 1977 season. The team started out strong with victories over Willington and Bowman in pre-season scrimmages. However, the loss of Bam Gressette and John Wienges due to broken bones sent the remainder of the season into a tailspin. But the season was not all bad. The team kept its spirit and morale to the end, even when there were only nine players and no bench. Leading hitters for the Cavaliers were David Grubbs and Barry Chastain. Pitchers were Marty Troutman, David Grubbs, and Michael Hill. 1. All eyes are focused on the batter as Marty Troutman toes the rubber. 2. Strike one for David Wannamaker. 3. Marty Troutman puts one across the plate. 4. Team members. Front row: Coach Rufus Inabinet, Hank Tindall, Jerry Chastain, Martin Banks, David Wannamaker, John Wienges. Back row: Marty Troutman, David Grubbs, Michael Hill, Jeff Inabinet, Barry Chastain. 5. Martin Banks holds up as he rounds third. 6. Jeff Inabinet slides safely into third. 7. Marty Troutman looks to the catcher for his signal. 8. Coach Rufus Inabinet gives his boys fielding practice. 3 89 1. ' 'Getting down'1 with the NINTH ROW. 2. David Grubbs wishes the wishing well would be easier to build. 3. The Juniors and Seniors are 1 'shaking their booties.'' 4. A WELL hung bucket? 5. Paxil Taylor and Jeff Inabinet are practicing for the big night. ' 'Colour My World'' - - a song of memories of the past, pleasures of the present, and promises of a happy future. This song, the theme for Calhoun Academy's Junior-Senior Prom of 1977, was chosen in an effort to combine the past and the present into a night to be remembered throughout the future. Decorated with a colorful rainbow over which the answers to all our dreams lie, a wishing well into which one may cast pennies for wishes come true, and a stairway leading to a land where one's greatest whims are granted, the gym acquired the atmosphere of a wonderland of romance. With music being provided by the ' 'Ninth Row,'' this prom added a little colour to the world of every guest who attended. 90 M iss Calhoun Academy 1. Miss Cindy Carson is Miss Calhoun Academy, 1977. 2. From left to right; Glenda Chastain, first runner- up; Cindy Carson, Miss Calhoun Academy; Ann Reid, second runner-up. 3. From left to right; Barbara Rucker, first runner-up, Louisa Tindall, second runner-up, Charlene Hoffman, 1976 Little Miss C.A.; Pam Mizzell, Little Miss Calhoun Academy, 1977. 4. From left to right; Glenda Chastain, Miss Senior; Sara Stabler, Miss Junior; Pammy Rickenbaker, Miss Sophomore; Ann Ried, Miss Freshman. 91 May Day ’77 May Day 1977 was a night to remember in the hearts of many. This year's theme followed along the lines of THE WIZARD OF OZ. Each attendant followed a yellow brick road that winded through a flower and tree garden in which were placed the 1 2 3 4 'Scarecrow'' and the ' 'Tin Man.'' Also adding to this original scene were baskets of spring flowers that were carried by each of the girl attendants. The 1977 Queen of May was Mary Stewart Knight. The King of May was David Taylor. Maid of Honor was Talley K. Wannamaker. She was escorted by Paul Taylor. Train Bearers for Mary Stewart were Louisa and Lee Tindall. Bearing the crowns were Elaine Lindsay and Rusty Furtick. Flowering her path were four flower girls: Cathy Amaker, Peg Love, Donna Shirer, and Sonya Zeigler. Beth Fiddler, Tena Riley, Tammy Smoak, Amy Wilson, Lynn Allread, Missy Harmon, Deborah Tindall, and Beth Zimmerman were the Garland girls. May Court attendants were Hester Summers and Dode Prickett, seventh grade; Bumy Edge and Buddy Hicklin, eighth grade; Ann Reid and John Porth, ninth grade; Pammy Rickenbaker and Larry Williams, tenth grade; Melody Inabinet and Jeff Inabinet, eleventh grade; Glenda Chastain and Jeff Douglas, twelfth grade. 1. The May Court King and Queen, Mary Stewart Knight and David Taylor, receive their crowns at May Day 1977 2. The royal Court crakes up when the clowns decide to join them on the throne. 3. The third grade, after two weeks of practice, perform the traditional May Pole Dance. 4. 1977 May Court Queen and King with their royal court. 92 booster Club Banquet The Seventh Annual Cavalier Booster Club Banquet proved to be just as successful as the first six. After the invocation and the traditional barbeque, the athletic teams were recognized and awards were presented to the most valuable player in each. Also special tribute was paid to each coach by the members of various teams. Highlighting the awards ceremony was a special recognition of Mary Stewart Knight and the retiring of her basketball jersey- -number 1 'forty- three .11 The speaker of the evening, presented by President Othniel Wienges, was Richard Bell, assistant head coach and defensive coordinator of the University of South Carolina. He put the finishing touches on a fine evening with his interesting and informative speech. 1. MVP's in football: Barry Chastain, Rusty Wannamaker (JV), David Grubbs, David Brandenburg. 2. Awards in basketball: Front row: Mary Stewart Knight, MVP; Rhett Culclasure, JVMVP; Sara Stabler, Hustler; Lance Ott, JV MVP. Back row: Timmy Bair, MVP; David Taylor, MVP; David Grubbs, Hustler. 3. State golf champs: Krulien Fairey, Mary Stewart Knight, Elizabeth Fairey, Isabella Fairey. 4. Mary Stewart Knight has her number retired. 5. Richard Bell of the University of South Carolina. 93 graduation ’77 .. . Qreat! 1. left to right: Luci Neal Wannamaker, Honor Student; Renee Dupont Buyck, Salutorian; Ann Krulien Fairey, Valedictorian. 2. The graduates of '77, nervously awaiting the final ceremony, dreamily recall all of their happy memories at C.A. 3. Wendy Culclasure walks toward the graduation stage with a composed smile of satisfaction upon her face. 4. Here they are ! Calhoun Academy's Graduating Class of 1977! 5. 6. 7. Renee Buyck, Luci Neal Wannamaker, and Krulien Fairey speak on their memories of the past, their activities in the present, and their hopes and plans for the future. 8. Julie Bolton followed by other classmates is congratulated by Joe Wannamaker and Ricky Line while receiving her diploma. 9. John Hane proudly recites his poem that he dedicated to his class, We're Young, We're Foolish, But We're Happy. 10. John Hane and Claire Wannamaker laughingly agree, i 'We've been through a Hell of a lot together.'' The Senior Class of '77 will always be remembered at C.A. for their many outstanding achievements. Gladly they dedicated their services to the many school organizations leading their lower classmen with great ability. Despite their many extracurricular activities, this class still managed to maintain their reputation as one of the highest scholastic group to ever graduate from this school. So we thank you, Seniors, and salute you . . . Good-bye and Good luck. 95 SlloreePharmacy and Cameron Kernill We ofler Greenback Stamps Pexati 'Drugs bridge-Street Pharmacy 112 West Bridge Street St. Matthews, S.C. Calhoun Oil Company Ph. S74-36S1 Calhoun deed and Seed %