Coastal Academy - Retrospect Yearbook (Myrtle Beach, SC)

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Magic and Q Regas Qtim ulate Curiosity The many activities of the Science Club were all aimed at promoting student curiosity about science. Both a science fair and a Christmas magic show provoked scientific interest among lower school students. As a reward for all of their efforts, the Science Club was accepted by the Future Scientists of America, part of the National Science Teach- er's Association. After working exceptionally well together, the French Club attended the third traditional French dinner at The Library, a local restau- rant known for its French cuisine. The meal, or BON REPAS, included an appetizer of LE SOUPE CONCOMBRE, the entree of LE PORC PARISIEN, and was topped off with both red and white wine. Experiencing this meal gave the students a real taste of French fare. ill Bill Cameron is very daring when he allows Kenneth Hucks to light a fire in his hand during the magic show. Q21 The first grade is amazed when magician Kenneth Hucks, along with assistant Kathryn Martin creates a large cloud of smoke. i3l After the meal, Mr. Johnson and the entire French Club signed the menu. 37

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Student Council Boosts Heart Fund Besides their routine clean-up proiects of the school grounds and areas of Highway 17 and Ocean Boulevard, the Student Council origi- noted a totally new service in the form of a Cruisade for the Heart Association. President Bill Cameron on his Surfboard paddled V2 mile for each pledge made for the Heart Fund. paddled a total of twenty miles and the Heart Association gained two hundred dollars. IU Daredevil John Williams guns his mower through the school's front lawn to help earn the Student Council's mainte- nance fee. l2l Elizabeth Singleton and Junior Ramsey count the dollars that will send Heart Cruisader Bill Cameron on his way. ASQ. 4 in 36 15

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Knowledge Makes News Production of the 1976-77 school newspaper was almost wholly a stu- dent creation. Through the com- bined efforts of Coastal's own Woodward and Bernstein - Junior Ramsey and Jeff Stuart - issues of the C.A.T. were put together with only minimal teacher guidance. Rep- resentatives from each upper school class helped to discover news and write articles. The Beta Club continued to make headlines with its induction cere- mony, dinner meetings, and guest speakers. Since membership is lim- ited to students that maintain high academic standings, Betas must con- stantly dedicate themselves to the pursuit of knowledge. ill Another C.A.T. lay-out is ready to be pasted up for the printer. l2l Joel Allen, chief typist for the C.A.T., slaves to meet a deadline. l3j Editor Junior Ramsey reveals enthusiasm at seeing the first copy ofthe paper in print. M1 Joel Allen and assistant editor Jeff Stuart aid Junior in organizing copy and writing headlines. l5j Richard Capps, Perry Juliano, Rachael Small, Kris Howland, and Cam Hinds put the finishing touches on the C.A.T.'s Ear, after snooping around to find bits of gossip.