John C Calhoun High School - Talon Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

The Talon if John C. Calhoun Presents 1972 Statue of John C. Calhoun Marion Square, Charleston S.C. IA Sharing horizons that are new to us 2 Working Together tJ We've ust begun I 7 J7 DEDICATION For five years of unfailing devotion, patience, and perseverance, both in- side and outside the classroom, we gratefully dedicate our ’72 Talon to . . . Mrs. Haynes 6 Mrs. Haynes has proved again and again that a teacher can be a friend, and still be respected, and admired, and loved. We think we'll keep her. 7 Headmaster William H. Jones 8 Assistant Headmaster and Athletic Director Joe Cannarella Secretary 9 Mildred R. Guess 10 Ann W. Waldrop Physical Sciences Betty M. Haynes English Bettie T. Culbreth Joe Cannarella Social Sciences Math and History Valerie C. Bryan Mathematics Ruth T. Grayson Study Hall Robert H. Wallace French Mildred R, Guess Typing ...jj.gggu y Carolyn C. Powers 1st Grade Clydie M. deBrux 1st Grade Sally S. Tuten Kindergarten Esther H. Hiers Kindergarten Ethel T. Willis 2nd Grade loAnn P. Mathis 3rd Grade Dorothy B. Beach Louise S. Marvin 4th Grade 5th Grade Joann N. Wimberley 7th Grade Dorothy M. Guess 6th Grade 14 Senior Class Bugs Smith, President Claudia Harder, Vice-President Bill Francis, Sec-Treas. Bugs, Claudia, Bill 16 MARGARET KAY AXSON r'Mike11 STEWART MICHAEL BENTON 17 NANCY JO BERRY Nancy CHERYL DEANNE BLACK LAURA SUSAN BROOKS LINDA DIANNE CULPEPPER 18 Laura Dianne SUZANNE MALINE CUMMINGS VINCENT PAUL FARGNOLI Suzanne Vince MARY LYNN FENNELL JENNESS RUSSELL FICK Lynn Jenne 19 WILLIAM JOE FRANCIS Bill CLAUDIA JEAN HARDER Claudia FTf � � y !iLw m,, iu % XhMVi 111. 14 , � 'L. V. v- 'A V 1 '-,i. '■ ■'% THOMAS STEVEN HAYDEN RICHARD EDWIN LINDER 20 Tommy Ricky REBECCA DIANNE SANDERS MALCOLM BURGE SMITH Becky Bugs 21 RICHARD BRELAND SMITH Richard Bill WILLIAM FRIPP STEADMAN WILLIAM ROESSLER ZIPPERER WANDA WARREN 22 Bill Miss DAR Wanda Warren 24 Senior Superlatives 1972 25 Most Promising Cheryl Black and Bill Steadman 26 Most Congenial Suzanne Cummings and Richard Smith 27 Most Inventive Jenne kick and Ricky Linder 28 29 Most Athletic Kay Axson and Mike Benton 30 31 Mr. and Miss Warhawk Bill Steadman and Cheryl Black 32 The Juniors Randy Peters, President Gail Godwin, Vice-Pres. Kay Bowers, Sec.-Treas. Kay, Randy, Gail Shari Benton Gail Godwin Phyllis Hiers Betty Litchfield Kay Bowers Carl Hamm Terry Hiers Mike Mitchell Idell Craven Vicki Craven Debra Hart Jess Henderson Paula Hughes Tommy Kemmerlin Kathy Murdaugh Annette Murray 35 Robin Odum Karen Price Bonnie Thompson Randy Peters Michael Shiell Gary Thompson Bernard Pinckney Beverly Strickland Melissa Warren Terry Pierce Cindy Thomas Terron White 36 The Sophomores Cathy Crosby, President Karen Segars, Vice-Pres. Lynn Hadwin, Sec. -Treas. £ ' 'wm «? i . ' nm i in 4 jmmwm a '•. ni 'i mmm% - in «m «s g ar .P 37 Emmie Haynes Chip Register Audrey Sease BilLy Smith Becky James Betty Ann Rhode Karen Segars Nat Smith Karen Murdaugh Jack Ritter Ricky Sheffield Janet Woods John Padgett Julie Robinson Paula Simmons Kim Wright 39 Emmie Haynes Chip Register Audrey Sease Billy Smith Becky James Betty Ann Rhode Karen Segars Nat Smith Karen Mur da ugh Jack Ritter Ricky Sheffield Janet Woods John Padgett Julie Robinson Paula Simmons Kim Wright 39 The Freshmen 40 Robbie Bennett Elton Culpepper Leroy Gibson Greg Kight Carol Black Cindy Evans Amy Guess Edith Ann Linder Joe Byrd Lori Foster Leigh Henderson Lesa Mathis Henry Cook Julie Francis Mark Hurlbutt Dickie Mitchell 41 Bob Cook Jackie Nettles Johnny Strickland Pam Moore Deborah Smoak Jan Thomas Ronald Muckenfuss Michael Smoak Bobby Thomas Patricia Murdaugh Mark Steedley Amy Warshaw 42 Eighth Grade Beth Hiott, President Sissy Davis, Vice-Pres. Mary Wynn Todd, Sec. Phil Hurlbutt, Treas. Beth, Mary Wynn, Phil, Sissy 43 Michele Baggott Cathy Byrd Ronald Craven Ellen Dodd Eugenia Beach Annette Chastain Ann Crosby Cathy D op son Barron Burch Tony Connelly Clifton Culpepper Lisa Fennell Vandy Burr ess Donna Kaye Cope Sissy Davis Lucia Fick 44 Sam Francis Gilbert Jones Lu Ann Phillips Beth Hiott Timmy Odum Jimmy Ramsey Phil Hurlbutt Maline Padgett hi ary Wynn Todd George Jackson Brad Perry Lyn Young 45 Seventh Grade Johnny Hiott, President Lennis Pearcy, Vice-Pres. Keith Rizer, Secretary Lee Wimberley, Treasurer Keith, Johnny, Lee, Lennis Billy Carter Sue Yin Carroll Mitch Bailey Tammy Berry Wayne Craven Donna Beach Johnny Black Neal Gentry Gina Godwin Jeff Hawes Kassie Haynes Patti Heverley Johnny Hiott Tommy James Neyle Jervey Lucy McDaniel Lennis Pearcy Naomi Rhode Keith Rizer Jerry Smoak Renee Strickland Robin Strickland Debby Thomas Gene Yarn Marie Wilson Lee Wimberley Donna Witsell Becky Woodard 47 Sixth Grade Tommy Howard, President Bill Cook, Vice-Pres. Miles Sanders, Treasurer Ladd Ackerman, Secretary Ladd, Tommy, Miles, Bill Ladd Ackerman Brantley Beach Kay Bryan Ronny Connelly Bill Cook Denise Culpepper Janice Cummings Emily Dodd 48 Billy Drawdy Noel Fick Tommy Howard Ronald Keegan David Gibson Mary Kay Godwin Wendy Hiott Pat Lewis Marshall Reeves Julie Rhode Robin Robinson Terri Ulmer Miles Sanders Steve Wimberley 49 Robin Berry Alan Bozard Ferebee Brown Bud Brown Karen Brown Johnny Byrd Diedrich Davis Cindy Flowers Fifth Grade President - Gail Hickman Vice-President - Angie Robertson Secretary - Curt Pearcy Treasurer - Paul Steadman Reporter - Karen Brown Alison Guess Gail Hickman Perry Hiott Angie Hoff 50 Ann Jervey Annie Lee Keegan Gary Koger Mark Odum Bobbilu Padgett Curt Pearcy Chip Reeves Carl Riddle Carolyn Rizer Angie Robertson Paul Steadman Mary Tennant Andrea Ulmer Tammy Ulmer Jan Vam Kenny Young 51 Annette Beach Nancy Black Jerry Breland Pam Chewning Linda Cramer John Carter Fourth Grade President - Bill Johns Vice-President - Joe Flowers Secretary - Nancy Black Jay Buddin Cheryl Carroll 52 Irik Fender Michael Kemmerlin Betty Nettles John Tennant Joe Flowers Steve Kight Bill Padgett Skip Utsey Richard Free Mark Lybrand Vicki Patterson Ann Wimberley Johnny Graham David Marcos Bonnie Phillips Debbie Witsell Bill Johns Kim Miller Perjy Ramsey David Woodard 53 Scott Bailey George Culbreth Terry Grayson Shane Griffith Marie Bennett Skip Cummings Stephany Griffin Melissa Johnson Abbie Boatwright David Dodd Scott Grooms Jimmy Linder George Brown Ann Erwin Betsy Haynes Mary Carlisle McLeod Lesa Craven Todd Goodwin ElJervey Dwight Mitchell 54 Sherri Strickland Terri Strickland Third Grade Patti Robertson Jimmy Syfrett Ginny Sams Becky Smith Kathy Walker Cynthia Whjte 55 Rhonda Bailey Neyle Black Cheryl Davis John Hydrick Michelle Beach Richard Breland Elaine Flowers Jimmy Mitchell Ken Beach James Brown Beth Howard Cindy Reeves David Bennett Rusty Craven Mary Ann Hudson Amy Sauls Kevin Bennett Johnny Cummings Camie Hughes Janis Segars 56 Second Grade Billy Yarn Jane Ulmer Madison Utsey Gina Tuten Jamie Simmons Johnny Smoafc 57 Mrs. deBrux's First Grade Lisa Andrews Cal Griffin Richard Reeves Russell Brown Pam Gustin Rhonda Smoak Scott Crosby McRae Jones Vicki Strickland Monique Fennell Brad McMillan Buddy Ulmer Debbie Gentry Beth Powers Tammy Wood 58 Powers' Mrs. First Grade Jill Allen Jodi Baggett Anne Dodd Luke Erwin Melissa Fulton Rhonda Graham Gale Nettles Scott Rizer Becky Sams Richie Schlesser Greg Smith Lisa Still Roger Thomas Paulette Warren Tandy Young 59 Randy Addison Missy Carter Kristie Hoff Tammy Bayne Mary Helen Culbreth Vicky Jones Allison Reeves Mrs. Hiers' Kindergarten Class Van Boynton Don Gerard Grace Ann Mitchell Lisa Rogers Angie Valentine Kelly Beery Laura Goodwin Gwen Murdaugh Kathy Simmons Suzanne White Beth Bilka Craig Hinton Kathy Padgett David Strickland Georgie Woo vis 60 Tara Bailey Jerry Crosby Lesli Howell Marion Sauls Bernard Walker Glenn Beach Rodney Cummings Tommy Marcos Robin Simmons Kevin Wilson John Bennett Ed Glover Mary Mitchell Mickie Turner Mrs. Tuten's Kindergarten Class 61 ACTIVITIES 66 Claudia, Wanda, Mike, Cheryl, Kay Kay Claudia Cheryl Members of the National Honor Society are the scholastic leaders of the Academy. Second semes- ter juniors and seniors are elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Kay Axson, Mike Benton, Cheryl Black, Claudia Harder, and Wanda Warren were elected to mem- bership in 1971 during their junior year. 67 Wanda Mike Benton - President Bonnie Thompson - Vice-President Emmie Haynes - Secretary-Treasurer 68 Academy Student Council In the spring of each year, the Academy high school students elect by nomination and balloting those students they wish to represent them on Student Council. Each class is represented by its elected class president, and one other representative. Emmie Haynes, Beth Hiott, Mark Hurlbutt, Cathy Crosby, Greg Kight, Mike Benton, Julie Robinson, Bugs Smith, Ricky Linder, Bonnie Thompson, Tony Connelly, Gary Thompson. (Not pictured - Randy Peters) 69 The Talon What makes a yearbook? planning and developing a theme - selecting and cropping snapshots - designing and drawing layouts - creating new ideas - experimenting with new techniques - the joy of creation - the fun of working long hours together - the pride in a job well done. Cheryl Black, Editor BACK ROW: Julie Robinson, Vincent Fargnoli, Jim Gentry, Emmie Haynes SECOND ROW: Karen Price, Randy Peters, Kay Axson, Mrs, Haynes, Robin Odum, Nancy Berry, Richard Smith FIRST ROW; Phyllis Hiers, Terron White, Kay Bowers, Cheryl Black, Gail Godwin The Editorial Staff. Sports Editors: Terron White and Activities Editors: Karen Price and Emmie Haynes Jim Gentry Classes Editors; Phyllis Hiers and Photographers: Robin Odum and Jenne Pick Julie Robinson 71 The Business Staff Tills group keeps The Talon going financially - selling ads to our friends downtown, and selling an- nuals to our students here. Kay Axson, Business Manager 72 Gail Godwin, Nancy Berry, Randy Peters Kay Axson, Vincent Fargnoli, Richard Smith, Robin Odum, Ricky Linder The Junior-Senior The Junior Class of 1971 invited the Seniors to take A Trip with them. The new Gym was decorated with posters, flashing lights, and streamers to provide a gay, colorful, and contemporary scene. Mouse and the Boys provided the music. It was a smashing opening-night to mark the first such event held on our campus. 74 75 76 Academy Chorus This Is a fledgling group here at school Mrs. Amanda Fulton is chorus director, and under her guidance, members have been re- hearsing diligently. 77 Graduation 1971 Mr. John C. Guilds, Vice-Provost at the Univer- sity of South Carolina, delivered the Commencement Address to the twenty-three seniors of the Class of 71, at the Graduation Exercises held in the Gymnasium. Diplomas were presented by Mr. J. E. Hiott, Chair- man of the Board of Directors. 78 79 Crowded table at the Christmas Bazaar The Parent-Teachers Organization, this year under the direction of Mr. Roy Gibson, contributes greatly to the life of the Academy. Certain annual projects - the fall horseshow, the barbecue dinner, and the Christmas Bazaar - have provided the school with many of the extras we enjoy, and some of the ne- cessities too! PTO Activities 80 The Bazaar 81 82 Fall Horse Show The riders and their mounts: they work, astride . . . Sandy on Plumpkin Ann and Rocky 84 Oops! Emmie and Toby Dwight watche: and on foot! 85 But there is a lot of fun in . . . watching, talking, eating, playing, too. 86 87 Before the risingjsun I Xa L I i we fly 90 And Now-Our Beaut es Ann Plumps, Leigh Henderson, Cathy Crosby Laura Brooks Miss Ta on and Her Court Miss Talon 92 Laura Brooks Each year Miss Talon is chosen to represent our school. She is The Beauty Queen, and is elected by the high school students who vote on her appearance and personality. This year Miss Talon is Laura Brooks, a member of the Senior Class. 93 looa And the Court 94 95 97 98 ATHLETICS Vincent Fargnolx, Ricky Linder, David Rhoden, Manager Phil Hurlbutt, Bill Zipperer, Gary Thompson, Jack Ritter, Tommy Carson, Manager Robbie Bennett, Mike Mitchell, Carl Hamm, Tommy Hayden, Ricky Sheffield, Michael Shiell, Eric Culpepper, Bill Steadman. Coach Bruce Wimberly THE WA Initia 7 Wins 3 I Richard Smith, Mark Hurlbutt, Randy Peters, Bugs Smith, Mark Steedley, Jimmy Beach, Bobby Thomas, Terry Pierce, Nat Smith, Greg Right, Manager Bob Cook, Bernard Pinckney, Billy Smith, Mike Benton, Craig Dopson. Coaches Cannarella and Wimberly RHA WKS Season osses 1 Tie I 102 Vincent Fargnoli Mike Benton w Bugs Smith - Captain EH chard Smith Ricky Linder Bill Steadman - Captain Tommy Hayden David Rhoden Bill Zipperer 103 JCC 20 - Mims Academy 6 David Rhoden ran 56 yards to score the very first JCC touchdown. Tommy Hayden scored the other two tdTs. D. Rhoden ran for the two points. An historic moment - FIRST GAME - FIRST VICTORY. JCC 12 - Roy Hudgens 20 In a closely fought contest, JCC suffered its first defeat. D. Rhoden and Bill Steadman scored the only JCC touchdowns. JCC 0 - Thomas Heyward 33 Due to eleven costly fumbles, the Warhawks suffered their second loss of the season to the eventual IS A A State Champion. JCC was behind 7-0 at half-time. JCC 14 - Country Day School 12 Against a tough Country Day team, the Warhawks bounced back to an exciting last second win. Richard Smith engineered a touchdown drive, climaxed by a 35 yard scor- ing strike to Mike Shiell. With 15 seconds left, R. Smith scored on a 1 yard plunge, tying the score at 12-12. With 8 seconds left, D. Rhoden ran the all important extra points. 104 JCC 0 - James Hammond 0 On a rainy James Hammond football field JCC Played an uninspired game, losing sev- eral opportunities to score. However this proved to be the turning point in our initial season. JCC 33 - Jefferson Davis 0 Playing against an undermanned Jefferson Davis team, Calhoun romped to a resounding victory. Greg Kight scored on a block punt, and scored again on a 9 yard run. B. Steadman scored two touchdowns on runs of 39 and 73 yards. Smith scored the last touchdown on a 25 yard' option play. Bill Zipperer kicked 3 of 5 extra points. The offensive line led by Bugs and Nat Smith, Gary Thompson and Terry Pierce, and Randy Peters opened gaping holes throughout the affair. JCC 6 - Robert E. Lee 7 The Warhawks lost a disappointing contest in Bishopville. JCC moved the ball from one end of the field to the other without being able to score. Greg Kight scored the only points of the night. 105 JCC 12 - Thomas Sumter 0 Playing in Sumter, the Warhawks again shut out the opponents. Bill Steadman scored on an 11 yard run and Richard Smith scored on a 19 yard quarterback sneak. David Rhoden saved two td's on an interception and a vital tackle. JCC 12 - Carlisle 0 On a soggy home field, the Warhawks gained their fourth victory of the season on Parents' Night, Bill Steadman scored the first touch- down on an 18 yard run and after a fumble recovery by Terry Pierce, Steadman scored again from 30 yards out. The defensive unit, led by Bernard Pinckney and Mike Shiell, held the opponents scoreless for the second shut out of the season. 106 JCC 28 - James Butler Bonham 0 JCC honored the homecoming guests by defeat- ing Bonham Academy. B. Steadman scored td’s of 28 yards and 17 yards. Greg Kight scored on a 2 yard plunge and a 27 yard run. Bill Zipperer was 4 for 4 kicking extra points. Again the defense, led by Ricky Sheffield, Eric Culpepper, Mike Benton, and Tommy Hayden, played a key role. JCC 54 - Patrick Henry 0 Putting it all together in the final game of this inaugural season, the Warhawks thoroughly thrashed the Patriots from Patrick Henry. Everyone got into the scoring act with David Rhoden scoring 2 touchdowns, Bill Steadman scoring 2, Greg Kight, Bernard Pinckney, Mike Shiell, and Mike Benton scoring one each. Bill Zipp kicked 6 extra points. Fumbles were recovered by Mark Hurlbutt and Craig Dopson. Both the offensive and defensive played excep- tionally well to end the season. 107 108 Homecoming — 7977 Laura Brooks, Queen Nancy Berry, Dianne Culpepper Our first football season was highlighted by the Homecoming Game of November 5 Nancy Berry, Laura Brooks, and Dianne Culpepper were nominated for Homecoming Queen candidates by the students of the high school. Our Queen, Nancy Berry, was crowned during half-time by Mr, Jones, Headmaster. Senior members of the football team and their sponsors were introuduced to the stadium crowd by Mr. Ryan White, announcer. David Rhoden and Joanne Smith Tommy Hayden and Darnise Campbell Bugs Smith and Joy Collins Vincent Fargnoli and Bonnie Thompson Bill Zipperer and Cheryl Black S e n i o r s a n d t h e i r S P o n s o r s in M2 Bill Steadman and Dianne Cu lpepper The Homecoming Game ended as good homecoming games should - we won! A happy and triumphant group - students and their alumni guests - celebrated the victory at a Homecoming Dance in the Academy Gym after the game to the music of The Melody Makers. The Melody Makers B 0 y S' V a r s 1 t y Vincent Fargnoli, Ricky Sheffield, Richard Smith, Bill Zipperer, Bill Francis, David Rhoden, Terry Pierce, Bernard Pinckney, Michael Shiell, Mike Benton, Tommy Hayden, Ricky Linder, Eric Cul- pepper, Coach Cannarella in front. The John C, Calhoun basketball squad fin- ished a successful season with a 9-7 record, tying for second in the Region. A highlight of the season was the Christmas tournament held at the Calhoun Academy Gym, where the Warhawks were the runners-up for the Championship. Scorekeeper: Suzanne Cummings and Timekeepr: Bill Steadman. f 14 117 118 119 JV Basketball Team The Junior Warhawks had a highly successful season, finishing first in Region II AA with a perfect £r0 record, and an overall record of 12-3. The JV's lost only two regular season games and the lower State Championship game. The lower State Championship was held at the Wade Hampton Gym in Orangeburg. The JV's won their first two games against Bonham and James Hammond Academy, only to lose to a fired-up Wade Hampton team in the Championship game. Coach Cannarella is looking forward to having some of the Junior Varisty on his Varsity squad next year. With their winning attitude they should make a significant contribution to the Varsity team. 120 Jerry Smoak,. Phil Hurlbutt, Brad Perry, Johnny Strickland, Chip Register, Mark Hurlbutt, Mark Steedley, Bobby Thomas, Jeff Hawes, LeRoy Gibson, George Jackson, Barron Burch, Dickie Mitchell, Greg Kight, Tony Connelly, Mitch Bailey. Coach Cannarella kneeling. i2r 122 £___■ 123 Ciris' Basketball Team Coach Valerie Bryan, Terron White, Terry Hiers, Phyllis Hiers, Lori Foster, Michelle Baggott, Betty Litchfield, Kay Axson, Julie Francis - Manager, KNEELING; Cindy Thomas, Janet Greene, Paula Simmons, Beverly Strickland, Dianne Culpepper, Lesa Mathis, Karen Murdaugh, The girls basketball team playing in their new uniforms, played a rough schedule and ended their season with a tie for first place in Region II A A. The girls were runners- up in the Calhoun Christmas tournament. Their regular season record was 9-7. 124 CO-CAPTAINS Beverly Strickland and Kay Axson 125 126 127 128 129 Baseball Spring 1971 You're OUT ! 130 131 Jamie on the way home Chip makes it to third 132 Aw, forget it! Warhawks toast another victory 133 Cheerleaders Robin Odum Co-Head Cheerleader Becky Sanders Head Cheerleader - Football Nancy Berry Head Cheerleader - Basketball 134 Karen Segars Melissa Warren Kay Axson, Alternate Karen Price Dianne Culpepper 135 138 [39 140 The Academy Board of Directors Back Row: J. E. Hiott, Chairman, Dr John Tennant, Carroll Griffin, Lyn Heverley, Charles Griffith. First Row: Dr. J. F. Flowers, Marion Sams, Jr., Mrs. Jane Cook, Mrs. Betty Hurlbutt, Boris Hurlbutt. Not Pictured: Mrs. Harriet Fick, Mrs. Binky Mitchell, Gerald C. Smoak. Mr. Roy Gibson, president of the Academy PTO, pre- sents the television set to the winner, Mrs. Wits ell, at Homecoming Game. 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Compliments of MILL END STORE Phone 549-7921 214 Washington St. Walterboro 176 •OITIED UNDER AUTHORITY Of TH COCA-COLA COMPANY |Y Mailc The Staff gratefully acknowledges the assistance of many who have made this issue of THE TALON possible: Mr. Price, who cheerfully helped us in our photography; Mrs. Haynes, without whom our yearbook would never have been finished; Jenne and her darkroom; and aty our unnamed friends who helped and encouraged us throughout the year. Our special thanks go to IRVING MUSIC, INC. for their generous permission to us to use their song We’ve Only Just Begun as our theme. mm The Talon Staff