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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

THE TALON 1973 John C. Calhoun Academy Walterboro, South Carolina Terron White - Editor Gail Godwin - Business Manager REFLECTIONS . . . the pages of The Talon should be re- flections of the days we have spent at JohnC. . . . they should revive in us memories of these days we have shared - good days, bad days . . . decorating for Junior-Senior kindergarten parties August football practices Mr. Smith's chemistry tests Senior rings substitute teachers Homecoming pep rally selling yearbook ads the February Snow Storm study hall working in the canteen vocabulary tests a winning touchdown and . . . graduation 2 f5w uftip - ' ; «•': Slip- SEPTEMBER School opened in mid-September, delayed be- cause the new high school building had not been com- pleted. John C. was different - almost twice as large. It was, despite all the usual protests, good to be back, to see old friends, and meet new ones. Immediately, school activities engulfed us: get- ting schedules straightened out; stumbling into French class when we were supposed to be In government; buying ribbons on Friday morning; football games on Friday nights; getting the junior class canteen set up . . . r f 5 MR. GILBERT BROWN President, The Booster Club The Booster Club had been hard at work during the summer, raising money for the Athletic program. We sold ads for The Talon, and the editorial staff began its own work. 7 10 School isn't all work! II OCTOBER The days began to get a little nip to them as fall approached. Classes were in full swing, and the earlier chaos developed into a smooth routine. We elected a Queqn to rule over us at Homecoming. We had another queen who ruled over the big Pep Rally, along with our lovely cheerleaders . . . The Retiring Queen 12 Queen Valerie takes a ride in her royal coach 13 14 15 17 At the Homecoming Dance in the gym, LION provided the music, and much of the entertainment was provided by our talented alumni! In November we elected a Presi- dent. We ordered doughnuts from the juniors, and we ordered senior rings. Football games were still the high mark of the week, but we were beginning to think about basketball as the season approached. We selected our beauties for The Talon . . . f 20 22 23 25 DECEMBER In December life is so full of a number of things - and school ought not to be one of them! 26 The Christmas Bazaar was staged in the gym and proved again how talented and dedicated our PTO is. The Country Store, The HawkTs Nest, The Grandmothers’ Booth, etc. provided us with tantalizing scents and sights . . . and lots of dollars. i 28 29 We were represented in the Walterboro Christmas Parade by our junior and senior cheerleaders, and by Cindy Thomas and Robin Odum, Homecoming Queen and Miss DAR , . „ 30 The Chorus practiced and practiced, and it all seemed worthwhile the night of their Christmas concert . . . The last days at school before the holidays began were frantic, filled with Santa Claus and Christmas trees and snowmen on bulletin boards - and drawing names in class. Everyone had the spirit. T(f 33 34 35 JANUARY The New Year was quite a let-down. Exams faced us . . . The PTO met to elect officers and to express a desire for closer communication with the Board of Directors. This meeting was followed by a joint meeting of Student Council, Faculty, and PTO representatives with the Board to formulate a more efficient communication among the groups. 36 Mr. William T. Howell was elected president for the PTO for the new year, and Mr. Roy Gibson was chosen to represent PTO on the Board of Directors, 39 40 FEBRUARY A Valentine gift to all - the Viet Nam War had dragged to an end, and our POW's started their journey home. 42 This was the month, the year, of the Incredible Snow- fall! Who could recognize our lowcountry under a nine- inch blanket of snow? School was disrupted for days, we remained isolated where we were until the thaw began. Many of us had opened our homes to stranded travelers when thousands of tourists found themselves without shelter and unable to move on. 44 45 MARCH — APRIL There was a sniff of spring in the airt and wasn't it nice to put away the same old tiresome winter wardrobe! The Athletic Banquet was held with Steve Satter- field of Clemson as speaker. Awards and letters were distributed to those students who had given so much time and effort to their sports. 46 47 48 49 51 MAY Junior-Senior! The exhausted juniors presented their graduating friends with a beautifully decorated dance - A Time for Us - a really good band, Men of Distinction, and good food. Who could ask for anything more? 52 53 The end of the year was almost upon us. Final exams loomed, not sometime soon, but NEXT WEEK. Mr. Jones gathered us together in assembly for Awards Day to identify and congratulate those who had excelled during the year and to exhort others to emulate them. After much delay, the yearbooks arrived dur- ing exam week. It all became a blur - exams, report cards, graduation night. Solemn seniors in caps and gowns - surely these were not our old friends. 54 56 DEDICA TION S7 MR. WILLIAM JONES 58 59 STUDENT COUNCIL 60 FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Amy Guess, Julie Robinson, Lucia Fick, Karen Segars, Cammie Bush, Johnny Hiott, and Shari Benton SECOND ROW: Bobby Thomas, Bonnie Thompson, Emmie Haynes, Brad Perry Ricky Savage and Mary Winn Todd - Pianists Mrs. Amanda Fulton - Director 62 CHORUS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Patti Heverly, Mary Winn Todd, Jean Marie Altman, Debbie Smoak, Amy War- shaw, Terron White, Melanie Whittle, Donna Kay Cope, Lennie Pearcy, Renee Strickland, Linda Davis, Ma- rie Wilson SECOND ROW: Beth Hiott, Bonnie Thompson, Leigh Henderson, Eugenia Beach, Phyllis Hiers, Jackie Nettles, Cindy Nettles, Ellen Dodd, Susan Weissenstein, Cammie Bush, Jan Thomas THIRD ROW: Jer- ry Girardeau, Richard Norris, Gary Thompson, Pete Pye, Ricky Savage, John David Steedly 63 .I I I Tenon White - Editor Phyliss Hiers and Karen Price - Co-Editors Emmie Haynes - Activities Editor Mrs. Haynes - Sponsor TALON STAFF 64 Robin Odum - Head Photographer Reba Godwin - Assistant Photographer Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Haynes, Terron White, Karen Price, Phyliss Hiers SECOND ROW: Reba Godwin, Kay Bowers, Bonnie Thompson, Emmie Haynes, Gail Godwin, Julie Robinson, Melissa Warren THIRD ROW: Randy Peters, Jim Gentry, Gary Thompson, Ricky Savage Kay Bowers and Julie Robinson - Co-Editor and Editor - Classes Jim Gentry - Co-Editor Cindy Thomas - Editor - Sports 65 TALON BUSINESS STAFF Gail Godwin and Randy Peters - Business Managers FROM LEFT to RIGHT: Emmie Haynes, Julie Robinson, Kim Boatwright, Melissa Warren, Ricky Sav- age, Gail Godwin, Bonnie Thompson, Gary Thompson, Randy Peters and Robin Odum 66 mm Mrs, Culbreth, Sponsor LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Culbreth FIRST ROW; Renee Strickland� Linda Davis, Tammy Berry, Debby Thomas, Cindy Evans SECOND ROW; Terry Hiers, Betty Litchfield, Lennis Pearcy, Kassie Haynes, Marie Wilson, Becky Woodard, Vicki Bagnal, and Gina Godwin 67 THE WAR HAWK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Terron White Kay Bowers Sherri Benton 68 SPORTS VARSITY REAR: Coach Cannarella, Eric Culpepper, Nat Smith, Greg Kight, Mitchell, Bobby Thomas, Coach Miller. 2nd: Jack Ritter, Carl win, Gerry Girardeau. 3rd: Mark Hurlbutt, Micheal Shiell, Gary Richard Norris. 70 FOOTBALL Coaches Joe Cannarella and Ted Miller Craig Dopsin, Randy Peters, Tommy Kemmerlin, Eddie Thompson, Dickie Hamm, Emerson Baldwin, PetePye, Terry Pierce, Mike Mitchell, Wally Bald- Thorn pson, Bernard Pinckney, Jimmy Beach, Robbie Bennett, Mark Steed ly, 71 Bernard Pinckney sponsored by Lori Foster Mike Mitchell sponsored by Jess Henderson Terry Pierce sponsored by Maline Padgett Micheal Shiell sponsored by Debra Hart 72 Carl Hamm sponsored by Julie Francis Randy Peters sponsored by Karen Price Tommy Kemmerlin sponsored by Karen Segars SENIOR PLAYERS AND THEIR SPONSORS 73 BOYS VARSITY Kneeling: Richard Norris, Dickie Mitchell, Johnny Strickland, Greg Kight, Eric Culpepper, Mark Hurlbutt STANDING; Gerry Girardeau, MarkSteedly, Bobby Thomas, Wally Baldwin, Coach Covington, Terry Pierce, Dean Collins, Bernard Pinckney, Micheal Shie 11 74 Micheal Shxell SENIOR PLAYERS Terry Pierce Bernard Pinckney 75 GIRLS VARSITY FROM LEFT - Bev Strickland, Betty Litchfield, Lori Foster, Michele Baggott, Lucy McDaniel, Coach Bryan, Cindy Evans, Karen Murdaugh, Cindy Thomas, Vicki Bagnal, Tammy Berry, Kassie Haynes, Debbie Thomas. Captains Cindy Thomas and Betty Litchfield 76 77 Beverly Strickland J.V. FOOTBALL IN THE BUS: Donald Register, Phil Hurlbutt, John Steedly, Tony Connelly, Barron Burch 2nd: Jeff Hawes, Brad Perry, George Jackson, Joey Carson, Keith Rizer, Jerry Smoak, Binkie Bennett, Pat Lewis, Ladd Ackerman, Coach Miller 1st: Jimmy Hoats, Brantley Beach, Chuck Lemacks, Tommy Howard, Mitch Bailey, Steve Wimberly, Gene Black, Ronny Connelly This was the first year of Junior Varsity Football at the Academy. Seven games were planned, but due to first year problems, many of them were cancelled. For many of the young men this was their first taste of football. The season ended in an impressive home victory over Lake City 24-6. Many of the J.V. players will be a great help to next year’s varsity. j.V. BASKETBALL KNEELING: Tony Connelly, Phil Hurlbutt, Ellie Thomas, Donald Register, Clifton Culpepper STANDING: Jerry Smoak, Ronnie Connelly, Jeff Hawes, Barron Burch, Brad Perry VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FROM LEFT - Karen Segars, Jeanmarie Altman, Lesa Mathis, Lori Foster, Gail Godwin, Melissa Warren, Dawn Culpepper, and Paula Hughes. 80 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Robin Robinson, Denise Culpepper, Kinloch Howell, Lucy McDaniel, Karen Ordel, and LuAnn Phillips 81 BASEBALL KNEELING: Paul Steadman SITTING: Bill Steadman, Micheal Shiell, Mark Hurlbutt, Greg Kight, Bernard Pinkney, Bill Zipperer STANDING: Coach Cannarella, Bill Francis, Gary Thompson, Eric Culpepper, Richard Smith, Ricky Sheffield, Bobby Thomas 82 FACULTY a i in s r pwf iUe % B IDA4 N S7X4770N 83 Mr, JosiahE. Smith Assistant Headmaster 84 ISTRATION Mrs. Mildred R. Guess Secretary 85 if w 86 Mrs. Betty Hydrick Second Grade f ItPBMRRI Mrs. Ethel W illis Second Grade Mrs. May Goodwin Fourth Grade Mrs. Rebecca Ware Fifth Grade Mrs. Jo Ann Mathis Third Grade Mrs. Martha Wood Third Grade Mrs. Dorothy Beach Fourth Grade 87 Mr. Ted Miller Mrs, Helen Riddle Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Mrs. Betty Jane Brown Seventh Grade Mrs. Joann Wimberly Seventh Grade 88 89 Mrs. Amanda Fulton Chorus Director Mr. Richard Covington History Geography Mrs. Altha Pearcy Speech Therapy 90 91 Mr. Robert Wallace French Mr. J. E. Hiott Mr. Boris Hurlbutt, Chairman Dr. John Tennant Mrs. Jane Cook Mrs. Binky Mitchell Mrs. Betty Hurlbutt Dr. Joseph Flowers Mr. Carroll Griffin Mr. Charles Griffith Mr. Gerald Smoak Mr. Roy Gibson, PTO Representative ACADEMY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 92 AND SENIORS FIRST! 94 MR. AND MISS WARHAWK RANDY PETERS AND TERRON WHITE 95 MISS DAR ROBIN ODUM 96 97 98 99 tea mm •V� Vj -vi-.-'.-i .-i� :• t |j||Mp ' MOST PROMISING SHARI BENTON AND CARY THOMPSON 100 quietly-efficient - independent - sunny KATHY BABB capable - punctilious - help fill KAY BOWERS gullible - independent - debonair GAIL GODWIN dependable - gentle - discerning SHARI BENTON Shari Benton - President Gary Thompson - Vice-President Tommy Kemmerlin - Secretary 101 witty - quiet - cheerful CARL HAMM blithe - carefree - congenial DEBRA HART witty - practical - easy-going JESS HENDERSON calm - unhurried - soft-spoken TERRY HIERS candid - spirited - adamant PAULA HUGHES zany - carefree - cheerful TOMMY KEMMERLIN happy - unaffected - energetic BETTY LITCHFIELD 103 cheerful - unconcerned - gullible MIKE MITCHELL inventive - light-hearted - adroit ANNETTE MURRAY dependable - meticulous - talented ROBIN ODUM industrious - ambitious - obliging 104 RANDY PETERS gentlemanly - easy-going - cheerful TERRY PIERCE affable - capricious - fun-loving BERNARD PINCKNEY nonchalant - obstinate - obliging RICHARD POWELL soft-spoken - friendly - feminine KAREN PRICE 105 talented - smooth - determined RICKY SAVAGE volatile - energetic - sardonic MICHAEL SHIELL emotional - sympathetic - naive BEVERLY STRICKLAND courteous - warm - congenial GARY THOMPSON enthusiastic - capable - friendly BONNIE THOMPSON cheerful - efficient - reticent MELISSA WARREN able - out-going - academic TERRON WHITE Cheryl Ann Carson Dean Collins Wally Baldwin Jimmy Beach Dawn Culpepper Eric Culpepper Kim Boatwright Sara Boynton Brad Craven Cathy Crosby Craig Dopson Jim Gentry I OB Reba Godwin Emmie Haynes Carla Rentz Janet Greene Becky James Betty Ann Rhode Lynn Hadwin Karen Murdaugh Jack Ritter Ronald Hawkins John Padgett Julie Robinson 109 Julie Robinson - President Janet Greene - Vice-President Ricky Sheffield - Secretary Emmie Haynes - Business Manager Karen Segars Paula Simmons Nat Smith Janet Woods Ricky Sheffield Billy Smith Eddie Thompson Kim Wright 110 1 TENTH GRADE Edith Ann Linder - President Mark Steedly - Vice-President Ronald Muckenfuss Secretary Jeanmarie Altman Emerson Baldwin Robbie Bennett Henry Cook Carol Black Sandy Breland Tommy Carson Ilf Chuck Craven Julie Francis Leigh Henderson Lesa Mathis Phillip Dickson Leroy Gibson Mark Hurlbutt Julie Maxcey Cindy Evans Gerry Girardeau Greg Kight Dickie Mitchell Lori Foster Amy Guess Edith Ann Linder Pam Moore 112 I I. +« � - Patricia Murdaugh Debbie Smoak Johnny Strickland Sherri Vam Jackie Nettles Michael Smoak Bobby Thomas Charlotte Ware Richard Norris Reggie Smoak Jan Thomas Amy Warshaw Ronald Muckenfnss Pete Pye Mark Steedly Bud Utsey 113 NINTH GRADE Barron Burch Joey Carson Donna Cope Vandi Burress Annette Chastain Ronald Craven Michele Baggott Cathy Byrd T ony Connelly Ann Crosby Eugenia Beach Joe Byrd Bob Cook Clifton Culpepper 114 Sissy Davis Lucia Fick Phil Hurlbutt Gilbert Jones Ellen Dodd Sam Francis George Jackson Timmy Odum 115 Karen Ordel Maline Padgett Jimmie Ramsey Donald Register John David Steedly Sam Thompson Melanie Whittle Henry Wiggins Brad Perry Carol Rentz Mary Wynn Todd Diane Woodward LuAnn Phillips Sally Smith Sheila Warren Lynn Young 116 EIGHTH GRADE Lennis Pearcy - President Robin Strickland - Vice-President Tammy Berry - Secretary Gina Godwin - Treasurer Vicky Bagnal Gene Black Mitch Bailey Johnny Black Debra Baldwin Cam my Bush Tammy Berry Sue Yin Carroll 117 118 Billy Carter Linda Davis Jeff Hawes Jimmy Hoars Dana Cone Neal Gentry Kassie Haynes Kinloch Howell Wayne Craven Gina Godwin Patti Heverley Tommy James Annette Davis Terrie Hawkins Johnny Hiott Neyle Jervey Lucy McDaniel Jerry Smoak Pat Trowell Marie Wilson Lennis Pearcy Renee Strickland Gene Varn Lee Wimberley Keith Rizer Debbie Thomas Susan Weissenstein Becky Woodward Naomi Rhode Robin Strickland Charles Ware Donna WItsell 119 SEVENTH GRADE Bonnie Carson Ronald Connelly Bill Cook Emily Dodd Billy Drawdy Noel Fick 120 Alta Ackerman Cindy Babb Binkie Bennett Britt Covington Donna Jean Fryar ■ft : Ladd Ackerman Brantley Beach Bill Blocker Denise Culpeppe David Gibson Matt Avant Karen Beach Kay Bryan Janice Cummings Vicky Girardeau Mary Kay Godwin Wendy Hiott Chuck Lemacks Julia Rhode Kathy Steedly Sandra Guilford Tommy Howard Pat Lewis Robin Robinson Karen Strickland Miles Sanders Ellie Thomas Cindy Hickman Ronald Keegan Beth Powell Lisa Simmons Teresa Smith Phyllis Smoak Terri Ulmer Vicky vonLehe Steve Wimberley 121 Shelly Foster - President Ann Jervey - Vice-President Gail Hickman - Secretary Carolyn Rizer - Treasurer Ferebee Brown Richard Davis Perry Hiott Karen Brown Cindy Flowers Angie Hoff Johnny Byrd Shelly Foster Cindy Hudson Scott Bagnal Anne Bowers Sandie Carnie Dannie Gregory Ann Jervey Robin Berry Alan Bozard Mark Crosby Alyson Guess Annie Lee Keegan Elaine Bostic Bud Brown Diedrech Davis Gail Hickman Gary Koger 122 John Moylan Carl Riddle Mary Tennant Mike Newton Rhonda Rister Todd Tucker Mark Odum Carolyn Rizer Andrea Ulmer Bobbilu Padgett Angie Robertson Tammy Ulmer Curt Pearcy Paul Steadman Jan Vam SIXTH GRADE Chip Reeves Marsha Steedly Kenny Young 123 Bill Johns - President Steve Kight - Vice-President Nancy Black - Secretary Bonnie Phillips - Treasurer FIFTH GRADE Chuck Babb Cheryl Carroll Joe Flowers Sonya Bennett John Carter Richard Free Nancy Black Pam Chewning Johnny Graham Jerry Breland David Crosby Bill Johns Jay Buddin Terri Delong Michael Kemmerlin Deborah Cannaday Erik Fender Steve Kight 124 Mark Lybrand Vicki Patterson Dan Utsey David Marcos Bonnie Phillips Skip Utsey Kim Miller Perry Ramsey Arm Wimberley Betty Nettles Robin Stivender Debbie Wit sell Bill Padgett John Tennant David Woodward 125 George Brown David Dodd Scott Grooms Jamey Copeland Ann Erwin Mona Gunnels Alisa Craven Todd Goodwin Betsy Haynes Cathy Adams Greg Black George Culbreth Terry II Grayson Joe Howell Scott Bailey Abbie Boatwright Skip Cummings Stephany Griffin Bill Hudson Marie Bennett Kim Bridge Debbie Davis Shane Griffith El Jervey 126 Michael Mimms Bruce Spell Kathy Walker Jimmy Linder Ginny Sams Dawn Tucker Lisa Williams Mary Carlisle McLeod Becky Smith Billy Ulmer Beth Wilson Melissa Johnson Patti Robertson Jimmy Syfrett Blane Whittle Dwight Mitchell Sherri Strickland lisa Walters Kevin Pruett Terri Strickland Cynthia White 127 THIRD GRADE Todd Babb Michelle Beach Richard Breland Cheryl Davis Rhonda Bailey David Bennett James Brown Mark Davis Greg Bames Kevin Bennett Scott Coile Elaine Flowers Anne Black Rusty Craven Neyle Black Johnny Cummings 128 Camie Hughes Janis Segars Sheldon Girardeau Jimmy Mitchell Johnnie Smoak Madison Utsey Beth Howard Kelly Rister Gina Tuten Billy Yarn Maiy Ann Hudson Amy Sauls Jane Ulmer Sallie Ware John Hydrick Jamie Simmons 129 SECOND GRADE Ann Dodd Lori Ellis Jill Allen Lisa Andrews Melissa Fulton Debbie Gentry Russell Brown Trent Copeland Luke Erwin Monique Fennell Rhonda Graham Cal Griffin Jodi Baggett Scott Crosby Lesley Foster Pam Gustin 130 Caren Hall Beth Powers Greg Smith Buddy Ulmer Melinda Hawkins Richard Reeves Rhonda Smoak Robert Utsey Andy McClure Scott Rizer Lisa Still Paulette Warren Mark Mimms Becky Sams Vicki Strickland Tammy Wood Gale Nettles Richie Schlesser Roger Thomas Tandy Young 131 Randy Addison Benjy Black Jody Crider Tara Bailey Van Boynton Jeriy Crosby FIRST GRADE Glenn Beach Todd Buddin Mary Helen Culbreth Laura Goodwin John Bennett Missy Carter Rodney Cummings Paige Grayson Kristie Hoff Beth Bilka Stuart Coile Don Gerard Kim Hiott Lesli Howell 132 Machelle McMillan Joey Ritter Tammie Smyly Tommy Marcos Gwen Mu rd a ugh Kathleen Simmons Bernard Walker Brad McMillan Allison Reeves Robin Simmons Suzanne White Margaret Jones Grace Ann Mitchell Lisa Rogers David Strickland Kevin Wilson Vicky Jones Mary Mitchell Marion Sauls Angie Valentine Georgie Woovis 133 KINDERGARTEN Wendy Bashman Beth Crosby Kevin Hinton Erin Bickley Darlene Crosby Lynn Hudson Patrice Boyd Keith Crosby Jodi Johnston Brian Cantrell Allison Dyches Joseph Keller Richard Addison Lisa Avant Beebe Cook Robbie Free Marsha McFinnis Bill Altman Jeff Balish Lara C raven Ben Graham Kim Moody 134 S allie Neal Ronnie Reeves Susan Thomas Brady Ordel David Ritter Keith Warren Jennie Padgett Cathy Sams Bubba Williams Karen Pruett Todd Sauls Donna Wilson Shan Pye Pam Smyly Niki Woovis Prissy Ramsey Kandy Stanfield Rob Young 135 i! ■ '■■■■■■ HOMECOMING QUEEN 1972 CINDY THOMAS 136 THE TALON BEAUTY COURT 137 MELISSA WARREN MISS TALON 139 KAREN PRICE TWELFTH GRADE SHEILA WAR NINTH GRADE We want to say 11 thank youM to our friends, the local business and professional people, who cheerfully and generously support John C, Calhoun Academy and its projects. We appreciate their help; we encourage all our friends to patronize them. PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS Clyde O. Ackerman William T. Howell J. L. Altman William P McDaniel A. C. Boensch Peden McLeod W. D. Breland W. J. McLeod, Jr. J. Ryan Buddin W. Mullins McLeod David B. Butler George E. H. Moore C, J. DeLoach, Jr John R. Reynolds Luke L. Erwin, Jr. J. R. Smith W. E. Fender, Jr. Warren S. Smith J. F. Flowers Gerald C. Smoak Donald H Fraser John B. Tennant, Jr. H. Wayne Unger PAIGE GRAYSON TERRY II GRAYSON FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 146 LINEN LOCKER, INC. 374 Washington St. Walterboro, S. C. Z9488 Phone 549-5143 Open 7 Days a Week RED WHITE DISCOUNT STORES 147 y-: ' : ... Compliments of YOUNGWEAR PRODUCTS INC. 148 STRICKLAND’S DIXIE CLEANERS ROGER ODUM CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE INC. 149 BENJAMIN’S GLAMOUR KING SHOPPE PETROLEUM INC. i Walterboro, S. C. Walterboro, S, C, SOUTHERN REALTY CO. Walterboro1 s Quality Homes Builders Complete Beal Estate Services Construction, Rentals, Sales Property Management SIMMONS IRRIGATION CO. Turf, Industrial and Residential Irrigation 150 STEADMAN’S SEAFOOD Walterboro H D SUPERMARKET Open 7 Days a Week Groceries, Hardware, Appliances, and Meats 1609 Hampton Dr. Walterboro, S. C. Phone 549-5615 Dial 549-7431 FARENA FURNITURE DAIRYLAND Factory Authorized Service on Appliances and Electronics Norge and Philco Appliances Motorola Electronics 428 S. Jefferies W alterboro 151 Compliments of J. P. STEVENS COMPANY INC. Fiber Glass Division Walterboro Plant DAIRY PRODUCTS “Better than they have to be” COMPLETE PROTECTION —Dial-—, 549-10011 Nights-Sundays Holidays Dial 549-5939 LIABILITY AUTOMOBILE HOMEOWNERS CASUALTY FIRE LIFE COMMERCIAL ETC. AUTO LOANS - MORTGAGE LOANS SR-22 POLICIES FILED PREMIUM FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL POLICIES H. S. PRICE INSURANCE AGENCY 31 2 Walter Walterboro 152 COLLETON TILE CONCRETE COMPANY Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete Block Septic Tanks Pipe Hiway 64 Walterboro 9 BORIS HURLBUTT ' ASSOCIATES 4 i : , § P. iX, i ' y, UP Si Jj v ly Foresters, Realtors, and Apprais er s Bells Highway, Walterboro 154 155 ENTERPRISE HARDWARE COMPANY Walterboro, S. C. au ALTERBORO MOTOR SALES CO., INC. New and Used - Cars and Trucks Sales and Service P. O. Box 1032 Walterboro, S. C. 29488 MERCURY Phones: 549-5581 549-5582 Compliments of WARSHAW’S '’Clothes of Quality” Compliments of NU-WAY CLEANERS MARY and THOMAS FENNELL 156 HIOTT’S PHARMACY 3 73 Washington St Walterboro 0 You Can't Buy a Better Burger Anywhere BURGER-CHICK HAMBURGERS Walterboro, S. C. Compliments of FISHBURNE AND COMPANY Walterboro Best Wishes Go Hawks ! STEPHENSON FINANCE CO. Walterboro BAILEY’S PHARMACY 809 Carn Street 159 See national7 J 1 First FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your Full Service Bank! Walterboro, S. C. SMITH’S EXXON STATION Complete Car Service Center 102 Jefferies Blvd. Walterboro FRANCIS A. SMITH, Owner Compliments HARRY B. HIERS HIERS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT HIERS HAMBURGER HUT Two places to serve You! Jeffries Blvd Hwy. 63 160 PALMETTO EXTERMINATORS HONDA OF WALTERBORO STRICKLAND’S JEWELERS P, O. Box 1141 3 54 N. Washington St. Walterboro, S. C. 29488 THOMPSON’S LUMBER CO. Greenpond Highway Phone 538-8105 163 Compliments of WARREN AND GRIFFIN LUMBER CO. Williams, S. C. N. WALTERBORO AUTO ELECTRIC r United w Delco SALES SERVICE GENERATORS STARTERS • ALTERNATORS DELCO BATTERIES WHOLESALE RETAIL FOR AUTO - TRUCK - TRACTOR AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT COMPLETE LINE OF DELCO AUTOLITE IGNITION PARTS STATE HWY. INSPECTION STATION 1163 OIL FILTERS Post Office Box 1177 Auto Air Cond, --DIAL--- 549-2509 Heavy Duty Wrecker Walterboro, S. C. 29488 NIGHTS 549 5955 HWY. 15 N. WALTERBORO Telephone 549-2586 STONE OIL CO. METERED TANK WAGON DELIVERIES KEEP FILLED SERVICE McCLURE’S SHELL WRECKER SERVICE 549-5281 NIGHTS 549 7259 PATENTED ANTI-RUST FUEL OIL, CLEAN, UNIFORM, ECONOMICAL TIRES BATTERIES 6l3Wichman Walterboro 750 South Jefferies Blvd. 549-5423 ROBERTSON’S ELECTRIC COMPANY Best of Luck Home Team WALTERBORO STOCKYARDS, INC. Sales Day Every Thursday - Dial 549-7611 FLOWERS GLADYS M. MURRAY Owner W. DENNIS KINARD Dial 549-2475 Walterboro, S, C, Compliments of FRED PARKER FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service 117 Paul Street Walterboro SOUTHERN GRAIN STORAGE DISTRIBUTORS Baughman Grain Bins Cummings Brothers Phone 562-2841 and 562-5808 Ruffin, S. C. 29475 PINECREST RESTAURANT Hwy. 15 N. Phone: 549-5613 THE FRAME SHOP Your pictures deserve the best Custom frames art ’n things 411 S. Jefferies Blvd. Walterboro, S. C. BANK OF WALTERBORO ! 67 Compliments of MITCHELL SAMS INC. Commercial Buildings Contractors 168 Compliments of WILDWOOD LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS INC. WILDWOOD NURSURIES Highway 17A Walterboro (Wholesale Only) Compliments of AUTO PARTS SUPPLY ROY and SUE WRIGHT 169 Telephone 549-5041 Walterboro, S. C. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN COLLETON FEED SEED COMPANY Kinsey’s Corner - Wichman at Walter Garden Seed - Flower Seed and Bulbs Field Seed - Pasture Grasses Fertilizer - Insecticides Stock and Poultry Feed Dial - 549-4211 Hardware for Hard Wear BROWN HARDWARE FURNITURE CO., INC. Motorola and Quasar Television Sets Good Luck Warhawks! OWENS AUTO EX. International Harvester Scouts Travelalls and Trucks 603 S. Jefferies Waiterboro 171 SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT Compliments R. D. BRYAN JC.-, MOTORS m Walterboro S. C. Phone 538-2492 Walterboro IVANHOE Compliments DRESS SHOP of ASTEN HILL MANUFACTURING For That Girl COMPANY Walterboro s. c. Walterboro, S. C. 172 NOVIT’S SHOE STORE Quality Footwear for the entire Family Expertly fitted Ladies Handbags and Hose 549-2931 125 E. Washington TENNANT’S CHILDREN’S WEAR-GIFTS 238 Washington St. Children's Wear of Distinction Finest Selection of China Compliments of BELK-HUDSON COMPANY Walterboro 173 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK 174 EXON Exxon L. P. Gas THOMPSON’S TREE SERVICE THOMPSON’S DISPOSAL SERVICE 549-5011 Compliments of MARY CARTER PAINTS Walterboro, S. C, Compliments of WALTERBORO FCX Highway 15 North Phone 549-5527 BENTON TIRE SERVICE Your Astro Star Dealer Finest in New Tires and Retreads Walterboro, S. C. CARMICHAEL OIL GAS CO. P. O. Box 932 Hwy 15 N. Phone 538-5593 538-5594 Walterboro Petroleum, Products, Tires Batteries, Accessories, L. P. Gas and Appliances THE FLOWER SHOP 118 Hampton Phone 549-2143 175 We hope the 1973 Taldn mgra the day-by-day life of the students at John C. We want it to be a diary that will keep alive these experi- ences we have shared. Perhaps ten years from now you may come upon some page, see something that reminds you, and say, That's-exactly the way it was! We hope so. The Staff