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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

The Yearbook Staff Of John C. Calhoun Academy Presents THE TALON Emmie Haynes, Editor Julie Robinson, Business Manager To everything there is a season, 2 And a Time to every purpose under heaven; 3 A time to be born, and a time to fade away, «■fat 4 A time to plant and a time to pluck up that which is planted 6 Because she is always cheerful and smiling, sympathetic and helpful, patient and tireless . „ , Because she has always been an enthusiastic and faithful friend to the Academy and all its students . . . Because we love her . . . We fondly and gratefully dedicate the 1974 TALON to MRS. MILDRED GUESS. Dedication 7 A dministration and Faculty Mr. Thomas R. Lohr Headmaster 8 9 MRS. SYLVIA WARREN Kindergarten - Second Semester 10 MRS . SARA LEE WHITE Kindergarten - First Semester MRS. MYRTLE SPELL Fifth Grade MISS LINDA GRAINGER English 6 and 7 MRS. REBECCA WARE Fifth Grade MRS. HELEN RIDDLE Social Studies 6 and 7 12 13 MRS. DOT BEACH Fourth Grade MRS. BETTY JANE BROWN Math 6 and 7 MRS JOANN WIMBERLEY Science 6 and 7 MRS. ANNELLE FOWLER English 9, Biology and Science MR. DICK COVINGTON Coach, World History and U. S. History 14 mai ■ MRS „ SANDRA FENNELL Algebra, Geometry, Math MRS. BETTY HAYNES English 10, 11, 12 MR. CALVERT HUFFINES World Geography, Civics, S. C. History U. S History MRS PAULA POLK Government, English 8 15 MISS JANICE SIMONS Chorus MR. WILLIAM McBRIDE Chemistry, Physics, Math 16 17 Seniors Lynn Hadwin - President Cathy Crosby - Vice-President Jim Gentry - Secretary-Treasurer WALLY BALDWIN - stands head and shoulders above the rest of the class. Excellent athlete - when his teachers let him play! 18 JIMMY BEACH - an old John CTer from way back. A real hunting freak. Next to hunting, he likes Chemistry best! KIM BOATWRIGHT - the envy of all the class for escaping Physics. Has a special talent for knowing how not to get caught . . , How she got through four years at John C, without a single suspension, we HI never know . . . 19 SARA BOYNTON - the class comedienne. Says shefs going to make her living singing commercials. She will probably be a hit - she certainly has been with Mr. Lohr! One of the wild Walgreen girls. CHERYL CARSON - the flying fingers of John C. She tried the academy in the 9th grade, left for the 10th, and came back to us for the 11th. She tried, but she couldn’t leave us. 20 CATHY CROSBY - she and Julie have taken turns being class beauty. Always takes great pleasure in helping others - and always does more than her share of their work. DEAN COLLINS - tall, dark, and handsome! A great basketball player, and our one- on-one champion. 21 CRAIG DOPSON - loves to take tests; always has one question though - What are the answers? A real mean lineman. ERIC CULPEPPER - the invisible man! Outstanding athlete. We all think we like him, but haven't seen enough of him to be sure. 22 SANDY FOWLER - a transplant from N. C. Has a way of looking like the cat that ate the canary! JIM GENTRY - our scientific genius. Has a thing about guns. Co-editor of The Warhawk and a member of the National Honor Society. Also a nut. 23 REBA GODWIN - another veteran John C er. A yearbook photographer for two year. LYNN HADWIN - Laughing Lynn. A part of the Walgreen crew. Mention her name, you think of Millie the Car and Jack the Sack! 24 EMMIE HAYNES - another long term John C’er and also a member of the Walgreen crew. Has a special talent for getting out of any class. One of Mrs. Haynes’ favorite English students. RONALD HAWKINS - alias Hawk. One of our Big Five senior football players. Drive the yellow mean machine. 1 25 BECKY JAMES - loves poetry, especially Rod McKuen’s. Doesn’t mind speaking her piece or doing her own thing. KAREN MURDAUGH - Tater - Our only female athlete and John Crs woman libber. The class artist. 26 JOHN PADGETT - drives the big, bad, blue truck. Will you please tell John he's left his lights on? The big snow man. JACK RITTER - Critter - One of our many Carolina fans. President of Student Council. Has played baseball and football. 27 JULIE ROBINSON - Queenie, the Jewel. She is outstand- ing in so many ways we ought to hate her - but we don't. The original Walgreen's gal. KAREN SEGARS - our veteran cheer- leader. Drives the green van with the flower on the side. Everybody's Sister. 28 NAT SMITH - really knows how to aim a gunl Another one of our senior football players and a co-captain of the team . PAULA SIMMONS - our Miss DAR. Member of the National Honor Society and a yearbook staffer. One of our Clem son fans. 29 JANET WOODS - a tiny little thing. She has a hard time keeping quiet in Mr. McBride's room. Our Senior Year has provedfruitful. . . Our boys learned how to dress, Romance hit the class, The fearsome five sprang to life, 31 We delighted in getting out of classes. We watched the activities in the gym. We talked things over. 32 We had our great athletes, And our beauties. And we partied! 33 Each year, certain members of the Senior Class are singled out. . . 34 ... by their classmates, by the faculty, or by some outside group. Some A dditional honors are bestowed too late in the school year to be included in the yearbook. So the list is not final — but here we present THESE . . . Our Honored Seniors. Most Conscientious Paula Simmons and Jack Ritter Most Promising Julie Robinson and Jim Gentry m 37 Most Inventive Sara Boynton and Ronald Hawkins 3d Most Congenial Cathy Crosby and Wally Baldwin 39 Most Athletic Karen Murdaugh and Eric Culpepper AO ; ■ i.':: Miss DA R Paula Simmons 41 Mr. and Miss Warhawk Nat Smith and Julie Robinson 43 Eleventh Grade left to right: Edith Ann Linder - Vice-President Amy Guess - President Carol Black - Business Manager Mark Hurlbutt - Sec.-Treas. Jeane Marie Altman Jennie Beach Carol Black Sandy Breland Robbie Bennett Bob Cook Joe Byrd Henry Cook 44 Chuck Craven LeRoy Gibson Mark Hurlbutt Dickie Mitchell Cindy Evans Gerry Girardeau Greg Kight Pam Moore Betsy Fincher Amy Guess Edith Ann Linder Ron Muckenfuss Lori F oster Leigh Henderson Lesa Mathis Jackie Nettles 45 4-6 Richard Norris Mark Steedley Pete Pye Johnny Strickland Bud Utsey Debbie Smoak Bobby Thomas Sherri Warn Amy Warshaw Michael Smoak Jan Thomas Charlotte Ware Jay Welch Tenth Grade right to left: Howell Beach - Vice-President John David Steedley - President Phil Hurlbutt - Secretary Sam Thompson - Treasurer Michele Baggott Howell Beach Emerson Baldwin Barron Burch Eugenia Beach Cathy Byrd Helen Beach Joey Carson A7 A- Annette Chastain Ann Crosby Cathy Dopson Phil Hurlbutt Tony Connelly Clifton Culpepper Lisa Fennell George Jackson Donna Kay Cope Sissy Davis Larry Guilford Gilbert Jones Ronald Craven Ellen Dodd Beth Hiott Timmy Odum Karen Ordel Jimmy Ramsey Terry Thom Henry Wiggins Maline Padgett Donald Register Sam Thompson Lynn Young 49 Ninth Grade Bottom Row, right to left: Gene Black - President Linda Davis - Vice-President Top Row, right to left: Annette Davis - Secretary Lucy McDaniel - Treasurer Vicki Bagnal Mitch Bailey Tammy Berry Johnny Black Zane Blocker Cranny Boensch Cammie Bush Karen Camburn Frances Carmichael Billy Carter Dana Cone Sue Yin Carroll 50 Wayne Craven Annette Davis Linda Davis Neal Gentry Gina Godwin Jeff Hawes Terrie Hawkins Kassie Haynes Patti Heverly Johnny Hiott Jimmy Hoats George Holmstrom Kinloch Howell Tommy James Neyle Jervey Lucy McDaniel Lennis Pearcy Keith Rizer Naomi Rhode Jerry Smoak 51 Renee Strickland Robin Strickland Debby Thomas 52 Eighth Grade left to right: Beth Powell - President Ellie Thomas - Vice-President Miles Sanders - Treasurer Emily Dodd - Secretary JH Alta Ackerman Ladd Ackerman Gregg Adams Matt Avant Cindy Babb Brantley Beach Karen Beach Binky Bennett Bill Blocker Kay Bryan Bonnie Carson Ronny Connelly Bill Cook Britt Covington Denise Culpepper 53 Janice Cummings Emily Dodd Billy Drawdy Donna Fryar David Gibson Vicki Girardeau Mary Kay Godwin Sandie Guilford Cindy Hickman Wendy Hiott Van Hipp Tommy Howard Ronald Keegan Chuck Lemacks Pat Lewis Beth Powell Lisa Reeves Julia Rhode Robin Robinson Renee Sammons Si Miles Sanders Mark Seigler Lisa Simmons Teresa Smith Phyllis Smoak Kathy Steedley Karen Strickland Ellie Thomas Debra Tripp Denise Tripp Terri Ulmer 55 Marion Claire Youmans u Seventh Grade Top Row, right to left: Carl Riddle - President Tod Tucker - Secretary Bottom Row, right to left: Sandy Carnie - Vice-President Bobbilu Padgett - Treasurer athy Ammons r.ne Sobers Sandy Carnie Cheri Baggott Alan Bozard Mark Crosby Scott Bagnal Bud Brown Diedrich Davis Beth Beach Ferebee Brown Richard Davis Robin Berry Karen Brown Lisa Dyches Elaine Bostic Johnny Byrd Cindy Flowers 56 Shelly F oster Cindy Hudson Mark Odum Rhonda Rister Tod Tucker Dannie Gregory Ann Jervey Bobbilu Padgett Carolyn Rizer Andrea Ulmer Alison Guess Annie Lee Keegan Curt Pearcy Angie Robertson Tammy Ulmer Gail Hickman Gary Koger Chip Reeves Paul Steadman Jan Yarn Perry Hiott John Moylan Kirby Reeves Marsha Steedley Jack Watson Angie Hoff Teresa Newton Carl Riddle Mary Tennant Kenny Young 57 Sixth Grade right to left: Steve Kight - President Debbie Witsell - Vice-President Nancy Black - Secretary Gaby Covington - Treasurer Chuck Babb Sonya Bennett Nancy Black Jerry Breland Jay Buddin Deborah Cannady Cheryl Carroll Tammy Carroll John Carter Pam Chewning Gaby Covington David Crosby Eric Fender Joe Flowers Richard Free 58 Johnny Graham Bill Johns Steve Kight David Marcos Kim Miller Betty Nettles Dell Newton Bill Padgett Bonnie Phillips Perry Ramsey Dan Utsey Skip Utsey Ann Wimberly 59 Debbie Witsell David Woodward Fifth Grade left to right: Todd Goodwin - President Betsy Haynes - Treasurer Jamey Copeland - Secretary Joe Howell - Vice-President Cathy Adams Scott Bailey Marie Bennett Greg Black Abbie Boatwright Kim Bridge Ceocge Brown Jamey Copeland Lesa Craven Skip Cummings Debbie Davis David Dodd Greg Dyches Ann Erwin Nicole Garris Todd Goodwin Terry Grayson Ann Gregory 60 Stephany Griffin Shane Griffith Laynie Hipp Joe Howell Mary Carlisle McLeod Austin Moore Patti Robertson Ginny Sams Kathy Walker Lisa Walters Scott Grooms Bill Hudson Michael Mimms Bruce Spell Cynthia White Mona Gunnels ElJervey Dwight Mitchell Jimmy Syfrett Blane Whittle Betsy Haynes Melissa Johnston Walton Newton Dawn Tucker Lisa Williams Tommy Herndon Jimmy Linder Kevin Pruett Billy Ulmer Beth Wilson 61 Fourth Grade Rhonda Bailey Todd Barnes Greg Barnes Michele Beach David Bennett Kevin Bennett Anne Black Neyle Black Richard Breland James Brown Debbie Carroll Scott Coile Rusty Craven Johnny Cummings Cheryl Davis Mark Davis Elaine Flowers Sheldon Girardeau Beth Howard Mary Ann Hudson 62 Camie Hughes John Hydrick Cindy McGill Jimmy Mitchell Caroline Murray Kelly Rister Amy Sauls Janis Segars Jamie Simmons Johnnie Smoak Mary Anne Stockman Gina Tuten Jane Ulmer Madison Utsey 63 Third Grade Jill Allen Lisa Andrews Jodi Baggett Russell Brown Trent Copeland Scott Crosby Anne Dodd Luke Erwin Monique Fennell Lesley Foster Melissa Fulton Debbie Gentry Cal Griffin Rhonda Graham Pam Gustin Caren Hall Melinda Hawkins Andy McClure Mark Mimms Dargan Moore 64 Becky Sams Richie Schlesser Greg Smith Rhonda Smoak Lisa Still Vicki Strickland Buddy Ulmer Robert Utsey Paulette Warren Sissy Watson Tammy Wood Tandy Young Gale Nettles Beth Powers Robbie Reeves Richard Reeves Scott Rizer 65 Second Grade Randy Addison Tara Bailey Glenn Beach John Bennett Benjy Black Van Boynton Todd Buddin Melissa Carter Stuart Coile Jody Crider Rodney Cummings Laura Goodwin Paige Grayson Ann Herndon Kim Hiott Kristie Hoff Lesli Howell Vicky Jones Tommy Marcos Brad McMillan 66 Suzanne White Kevin Wilson Georgie Woovis Tammie Smyly David Strickland Bernard Walker Joey Ritter Marion Sauls Kathleen Simmons Robin Simmons Grace Ann Mitchell Mary Mitchell Gwen Murdaugh Allison Reeves Lisa Rogers 67 First Grade Richard Addison Bill Altman Msa Avant Wendy Bashnan Patrice Boyd Beebe Cook Joey Craven Lara Craven Beth Crosby Darlene Crosby Jerry Crosby Tonya Crosby Allison Dyches Melanie Easterlin Robbie Free Don Gerard Ben Graham Kevin Hinton Lynn Hudson Jodi Johnston 68 Sallie Neal Brady Ordel Jennie Padgett Karen Pruitt Cathy Sams Pam Smyly Keith Warren Bubba Williams Donna Wilson Rob Young Joseph Keller Tracy Lohr Marsha McGinnis Kim Moody Walker Moore 69 Kindergarten Matthew Addison Matthew Bozard Chris Dodd l«= rette Hinton Penny Altman Cindy Carter David Easterlin Jimmy Hiott Jeff Balish Kristi Connelly Dianne Flowers Scott Hiott Danny Beach Connie Craven Jill Griffin Duke Hipp Marshall Bennett Michelle Craven Heath Griffith Donna Hoats Scarlet Boatwright Jodi Crosby Mary Gustin Billy Howell 70 Sandy McClure Brian Reeves Kristen Smoak Michelle Lassiter Charity Padgett Tiwana Sanford Caroline Werntz Brown McLeod Skeeter Reeves Not Photographed: Brett Handegan Lori Hiott Mike Infinger Chuck McMillan Billy Ritter Sonja Smoak Eddie Wilson Deanne Jones Michelle Morris Sherrie Rizer Ward Ulmer Richie Wood 71 Rah! Rah! Rah! Bumpsy-daisy! Homecoming 1973 The big pre-game pep rally has become a tradition at John C. The beautiful” cheerleaders with their hairy legs, the queen candidates and the lovely Queen- For-A-Half-Day, the brawny players, the skits, the yells - all these have come to be expected and anticipated. The Team? A Moment of Repose 76 Candidates and Escorts And more candidates, etc. And THE QUEEN I 77 Sara Boynton Julie Robinson Homecoming Queen candidates were escorted by Mr, Lohr, Headmaster; Mr. Howell, President of P,T.O.; and Mr. Hurlbutt, Chairman of the Academy Board of Directors. 1972 Queen Cindy Thomas was escorted by Mr. Steedley, President of the Booster Club. 78 Cindy Thomas Homecoming Game Activities 79 Parents’ Night is a night set aside to honor the parents of the senior football players Accompanied by their sons, they are introduced at halftime. Nat Smith and his parents. Dr, and Mrs, Warren Smith. Eric Culpepper and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Culpepper. Wally Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Baldwin, so BAZAAR 1973 81 The PTO sponsors a Christmas Bazaar each year. This is one of the big money-raising projects of the year, and requires much time and effort from many people. This year in addition to the sale of the traditional gift items, a dessert supper was served. There was a bicycle raffle, a cake walk, and fun and games for the younger set. 82 The Booster Club Through the efforts of the Booster Club, our athletic field was built and the stadium erected. Theirs is a continuing dedication resulting in added benefits to the school and its athletic program. 83 Carol Black Betsy Fincher Edith Ann Linder Jim Gentry Julie Robinson Paula Simmons Debbie Smoak Charlotte Ware n A Mark Hurlbutt “Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service” National Honor Society 84 Student Council Jack Ritter - President Bobby Thomas - Vice-President Maline Padgett - Secretary-Treasurer The Council in a frivolous moment: TOP TO BOTTOM: Beth Powell, John David Steedley, Phil Hurlbutt, Gene Black, Howell Beach, Bobby Thomas, Jack Ritter, Lynn Hadwin, Maline Padgett and Amy Guess 85 THE TALON Photographer Reba Godwin Sports Editor Paula Simmons Features Editors Carol Black and Jackie Nettles 86 EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING left to right: Advisor Mrs. Haynes, Melanie Whittle, Cindy Evans, Emmie Haynes, Sue Yin Carroll, Gina Godwin, Kassie Haynes, Advisor Mr. Huffines, Pam Moore, Jackie Nettles. SEATED: Lu Ann Phillips and Paula Simmons. BUSINESS STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Boynton, Bobby Thomas, Emmie Haynes, Julie Robinson, Amv Guess, Greg Kignt, Lynn Hadwin. Business Manager Julie Robinson Academy Chorus The Chorus, under the direction of Miss Janice Simons, presents two concerts each year, at Christmas and in the Spring. Mary Wynn Todd Miss Simons Director Pianist Dean Collins, Britt Covington, Richard Norris Student Directors 88 MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS: Alta Ackerman, Emerson Baldwin, Eugenia Beach, Helen Beach, Carol Black, Cathy Byrd, Annette Chastain, Dean Collins, Donna Kaye Cope, Britt Covington, Clifton Culpepper, Denise Culpepper, Janice Dummings, Ellen Dodd, Cindy Evans, Lisa Fennell, Betsy Fincher, Donna Fryar, Gerry Girardeau, Mary Kay Godwin, Ronald Hawkins, Leigh Henderson, Cindy Hickman, Beth Hiott, Wendy Hiott, Lesa Mathis, Pam Moore, Jackie Nettles, Richard Norris, Karen Ordel, Maline Padgett, LuAnn Phillips, Beth Powell, Pete Pye, Lisa Reeves, Robin Robinson, Karen Segars, Nat Smith, Sallie Smith, Teresa Smith, Phyllis Smoak, John David Steedley, Mary Wynn Todd, Terry Ulmer, Vicky vonLehe, Jay Welch, and Melanie Whittle 89 A lumni Game One of the highlights of last spring was the Varsity- Alumni Basketball game. It was an exciting evening, sponsored by the Athletic Committee. We had fun cheering for our graduate players . . . 90 91 Mrs. Polk With the enthusiastic and capable guidance of Mrs. Polk, the paper staff has started pub- lication of the Warhawk again. Each student eagerly awaits every edition. The Warhawk EDITORIAL STAFF TOP TO BOTTOM: Jim Gentry, Sara Boynton, Lynn Hadwin, Amy Warshaw, JeanMarie Altman, Sandy Fowler, Cheryl Carson, Reba Godwin, Karen Murdaugh, Nat Smith, Ronald Hawkins, Karen Segars, and Pete Pye. 92 Stadium Dedication Early in the school year, the new stadium and athletic field were dedicated. This asset to the academy was the result of many months of determined and untiring labor, of continuing generosity to the school by The Booster Club. 93 Junior- Senior This is the highlight of the last semester. It's what the juniors worked for all year long - selling candy, cakes, rummage, anything! Washing cars and serving at the canteen . . . anything to earn a dollar. And then when the money is finally in hand, comes the challenge of changing a bare gym- nasium into a Blue Hawaii or the Old South or An Evening in Paris, 95 The Junior Class of 1973 decided that proms are fashioned from equal parts of crepe paper, staples, pepsis and sweat! And wasn't it beautiful - this sidewalk scene? The star-studded sky, the checked tablecloths with the striped awnings, the street lamps! Tired juniors could relax and admire what they had done. 97 IT'S SPRINGTIME was presented by the kindergarten classes of Mrs. Anderson and Mis. Hiers at the close of the 1973 year. Two of the seniors, Phyllis Hiers and Terron White, assisted with the music and singing. nofSfme, 98 The kindergarten students sang old favorites - Tiptoe Through the Tulips and I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover and others. The scene was an old fashioned garden. The children dressed to represent the different flowers and vegetables. 99 Graduation 1973 Graduation Exercises were held Monday evening, June 4, with Mr. Albert Watson, Former Congressman, addressing the twenty-six members of the Senior Class. Terron White made the Valedictory address and Shari Benton, the Salutatory. Mr. Jones, Headmaster, presented the class to Mr. Boris Hurlbutt, Chairman of the Board, who awarded the diplomas. 100 Awards Day 1973 A special Assembly is called each year in the final month to honor students who receive special recognition. Special scholastic honors were received by Shari Benton, Kay Bowers, Jim Gentry, Janet Greene, Robin Odum, John David Steedley, Mary Wynn Todd, and Terron White. 101 A time to bruise; and a time to heal' 102 A time to break down and a time to build up, 103 The Beauty Miss Talon to$ Julie Robinson 109 Miss Senior Cathy Crosby no Jennie Beach Miss Junior in 112 Helen Beach 113 Robin Strickland Robin Robinson . ■ W _ Miss Eighth Grade 114 115 Sports Head Football Coach - Mr, Covington Assistant Coach - Mr. Humphreys JV Coach - Mr. McBride Coaches McBride, Covington, and Humphreys 116 The season of 1973 was started in August with a new coaching staff and a new system of play for the Warhawks. Some early season setbacks and the lack of experienced players created more problems for the team than was necessary, and this was a big factor in a 4-6 season. 117 118 119 Varsity BACK ROW: Richard Norris, Mark Hurlbutt, Nat Smith, Jeff Hawes, George Jackson, Ronnie Hawkins, Gerry Sam Thompson, Jay Welch, Sandy Breland, Brad Perry, Greg Kight FIRST ROW: Phil Hurlbutt, Keith Rizer, 120 Football Z-irardeau, JackRitter, Bobby Thomas, MarkSteedley SECOND ROW: Eric Culpepper, PetePye, Howell Beach, Zranny Boensch, Tony Connelly, Jerry Smoak, Mitch Bailey, Donald Register 121 Coaches in an intent moment 122 723 Homecoming Homecoming is a Big Night for the Team and for the School. Senior players with their sponsors are presented and during the half- time, the new Homecoming Queen is crowned. The game, against Christian Academy, was won by the Warhawks 21-0. Eric Culpepper with Cathy Crosby Ronald Hawkins with Ginger Hiers Jack Ritter with Sheila Warren Nat Smith with Cindy Thomas 125 J- V Football J-V ROSTER: Ladd Ackerman, Mitch Bailey, Brantley Beach, Binky Bennett, Zane Blocker, Allen Bozard, Ronny Connelly, Billy Drawdy, Jimmy Hoats, George Holmstrom, Ronald Keegan, Gary Koger, Chuck Lemacks, Pat Lewis, Carl Riddle, Miles Sanders, Jerry Smoak, Ellie Thomas, Tod Tucker, Mike Upchurch, and Steve Wimberly 126 127 Varsity Basketball STANDING: Coach Humphreys, Greg Kight, Mark Hurlbutt, Eric Culpepper, Dean Collins, Johnny Strickland, Gerry Girardeau, Howell Beach, Jeff Hawes, and Manager Billy Carter KNEELING: Jay Welch, Mike Upchurch, George Jackson, Mark Steedley Coach Humphreys The Warhawks enjoyed one of their best seasons in posting a 12-7 record. The highlight of the season was winning the Region I Championship and advancing to the lower state playoffs. With the loss of only two seniors, the Hawks look forward to another fine season next year. Senior Eric Culpepper talks with the referee 129 Senior Dean Collins, Number 21, goes up for the shot 130 131 Girls BACK ROW: Coach Fowler, Tammy Berry, Jennie Beach, Lori Foster, Karen Murdaugh MIDDLE ROW: Vicki Bagnal, Karen Camburn, Debbie Thomas, Lucy McDaniel FRONT ROW: Patti Heverly, Mary Kay Godwin, Kassie Haynes, LuAnn Phillips NOT PICTURED: Karen Ordel 132 Coach Fowler Basketball Senior Karen Murdaugh in a refreshing moment The team gives a cheer! 133 J- V Basket BACK ROW: Pat Lewis, John David Steedley, Jeff Hawes, Ladd Ackerman MIDDLE ROW: Van Hipp, Tommy Howard, George Holmstrom, Chuck Lemacks FRONT ROW: Jerry Smoak, Ellie Thomas, Mitch Bailey, Donald Register NOT PICTURED: Mike Upchurch 134 Coach Covington sal, m % % ball 135 Varsity Cheerleaders LuAnn Phillips, Karen Ordel, Jean Marie Altman, Head Cheerleader Karen Segars, Sara Boynton, and Julie Robinson 136 137 Tammy Berry, Cammie Bush, Denise Culpepper, Robin Robinson, Ann Jervey, and Ann Bowers 140 141 142 A time to keep silence, and a time to speak. 143 fc why not to grow ..... . : - - : ?SS$ SfS$ivAv: you use.. ► roductii rc ssoci; an iho Production Credit Associ- ations Provide Short and Intermediate Term Credit Contact the PCA 315 Bells Hwy. 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Where price meets budget 329 Washington St,, Walterboro 6543 Rivers Ave., Charleston Heights 176 COLLETON TILE CONCRETE COMPANY Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete Block Septic Tanks Pipe Hiway 64 Walterboro Best of Luck Home Team WALTERBORO STOCKYARDS, INC. Sales Day Every Tuesday - Dial 549-7611 KING H D PETROLEUM INC. SUPERMARKET Open 7 Days a Week Walterboro, S. C, Groceries, Hardware, Appliances, and Meats 1609 Hampton Dr. , Walterboro, $. C. Phone 549-5615 178 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Paige Grayson Terry II Grayson Telephone 549-5041 Walterboro, S. C, 29488 WALTERBORO TIRE SERVICE Your AstroStar Dealer Finest in New Tires and Retreads Walterboro, S. C. 180 We want to thank all of our friends - both business and professional - who have helped to make this yearbook possible. We appreciate their generosity and their support of John C. Calhoun Academy. PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Clyde 0. Ackerman William T. Howell J. L. Altman, M.D. William P. McDaniel, M.D. Harris L. Beach, Jr. Peden McLeod A. C. Boensch W. J. McLeod, Jr, Auburn Bridge W, Mullins McLeod J. Ryan Buddin, D.D.S. George E. H. Moore, D.V.M. Luke L. Erwin, M.D. B. C. Phillips, M.D. W. E. Fender, M.D, J. R, Smith, M.D. J. F. Flowers, M.D. Gerald C. Smoak Donald H. Fraser John B. Tennant, Jr,, D.D.S. Thomas M. Howell H. Wayne Unger f y:- All Is Vanity ECCLESIASTES 3 I got singers, both men and women, and a great evil;.22 Whathasa man and many concubines,0 man’s delight, from all the toil'and strain with which 9 So I became great and surpassed he toils beneath the suh? 23 For all his all who were before me in Jerusalem; days are full of pain, and his work is also my wisdom remained with me. a vexation; even in the night his mind 10 And whatever my eyes desired I did does not rest. This also is vanity, not keep from them; I kept my heart 24 There is nothing better, for a from no pleasure, for my heart found man than that he should eat! and pleasure in all my toil, and this was drink, and find enjoyment in his toil, my reward for all my toil. 11 Then I This also, I saw, is froin the'hand-of considered all that my hands had done God; 25 for apart from him d- who can and the toil I had spg ivetd one vfu.j pYeases G tf ffnn have enjoyment? and behold, all w? also is vanity arid a striving after windn who pleases him ing after wind, fte. Q For everything there is a season, d knowledge artd to be gained ifoHy and a time for every matteYunder 12 So I tu- wise heavCn: and madnesut the the man do p6r- Only what aH 0f 13 Then I sa nyself, as light ex fall me man has hi. 0 very fool walks ii t this ceived that - man them. 15 T “What befa also; why T wise?” And also is vanity as of the foe. remembrance to come all gotten. How like the fool! cause what is dc ill grievous to me; s a striving after i 18 I hated all r had toiled under n 1 must leave it tc. come after me; whether he will be ets he gives, the d heaping, only 'uses God. 'This fng after wind, ‘re is a season, matter under unng days for- just be- vvas and i I '.at 2 a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is plantfed; 3 a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; 4 a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dince; 5 a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to re- frain from embracing; 6 a time to seek, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; 7 a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; 8 a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace. 9 What gain has the worker from his toil? 10 I have seen the business that God has given to the sons of mere,'and a time to naxe; be busy with. 11 He has madr war, and a time for p ace fool? Yet he will be hing beautiful in itrVhat gain has the woitker firom his which 1 toiled and used my iteuraitu toil? under the sun. This also is vanity. 10 I have seen the business that 20 So I turned about and gave my God has given to the sons' of me. to heart up to despair over all the toil be busy with. 11 He has made every- of my labors under the sun, 21 because thing beautiful in its tinWf also he sometimes a man wht has toiled with has put eternity into mari'S'inindyyet wisdom and knowledge and skill must so that he cannot find out what God leave all to be enjoyed by a man who has done from the beginning to the did not toil for it. This also is vanity end. 121 know that there is nothing • The meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain Gk Syr; Heb apart from me 695 a timie to die; '.me to'pluck -d; me to heal; -, and -a timfe me to laugh; d a time to .tones, and a 3nCs together; J a time to re- icing; me to lose; time to cast .. time to: sew; ,nce, and a time 184