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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

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Low country A lbum 5 6 Low country A lbum Low country A lbum 7 8 Lowcountry Album •JS •! •’.- Low country A lbum 9 10 Low country A lbutn Low country Album 11 12 Lowcountry Album Lowcountry Album 13 y-. BEV-CHARtf MARY MAXCY; •■± ¥311| •v.' Y: v� 'P5 k'i5hb •v': - — • rskf'fk 1«. . 14 Low country Album the mystery and beauty of old ■ ruins - old graves, old churches, old houses - haunting us with what once was - what will never be again .... the knowledge that what we are is the summation of all the years that have preceded us - all the labors, the risks, the failures, the accomplishments of thousands who have walked these very paths before us. Low country Album 15 feist� i« ; y? ;'. • Each generation has added its signature to this record of time. Some generations have dealt harshly with its beauty; some have added immeasureably to the face of the land. On this 200th birthday of our country, we add our thanks for her glorious past, and our prayers for an equally glorious future. 16 Low country A lbum FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 18 Administration FACULTY MRS. SYLVIA C. WARREN Kindergarten MRS. ESTHER H. HIERS Kindergarten “Run ,Jane,Run Faculty 19 20 Faculty WA noun MRS. DOROTHY B. BEACH Fourth Grade MRS. MAY H. GOODWIN Fourth Grade MRS. ELEANOR B. TOWNSEND Fifth Grade MRS. MYRTLE S. SPELL Fifth Grade Faculty 21 MRS. JANICE K. BLOCKER Sixth Grade W. GERALD POLK Sixth Grade, Band Director MRS. HELEN H. RIDDLE Seventh Grade E E P L 0 R. X (V Gr MRS. BETTY JANE BROWN Seventh Grade 22 Faculty CALVERT W. HUFFINES Civics, History, Economics MRS. PAULA. H. POLK Government, English JAMES H. BURGESS Mathematics, Science Parlez vous franaiis? WILLIAM A. HOFFER French, Psychology Faculty 23 H.R. COVINGTON History, Athletic Coach u Mamas Little Rosebud ZflO6+ZB0G- ZLAOO WELDON E. HUMPHREYS Mathematics, Science, Athletic Coach MRS. ANNELLE M. FOWLER Science MRS. SANDRA P. FlNNELL Mathematics 24 Faculty MRS. BETTY M. HAYNES English, Typing JOHN C. SANFORD English, Psychology, Typing Franklin Faculty 25 NAT SMITH, '74 DONALD REGISTER, ’76 Sept. 18, 1955 -- Mstr. 2, 1975 Oct. 27, 1958 --Dec. 6, 1975 It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make man better be; Or standing long an oak, three hundred year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere: A lily of a day Is fairer far in May; Although it fall and die that night, It was the plant and flower of light. In small porportions we just beauties see, And in short measures life may perfect be. To the memory of our friends, we lovingly dedicate the 1976 edition of THE TALON. DEDICATION ACTIVITIES President - Mary Wynn Todd Vice-president - Phil Hurlbutt Secretary-Treasurer - Lu Ann Phillips Sponsor - Mr. Sanford CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, SERVICE — These are the four guiding principles of the National Honor Society. This is the elite group of students who set a standard for others to emulate. Early last fall one senior and seventeen juniors were inducted into the Society in an im- pressive ceremony during Assembly. 2 8 Acti vities NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Wtu iu seated: Karen C a mb urn, Sissy Davis, Mary Wynn Todd, Eugenia Beach, Lu Ann Phillips, Beth Hiott, Lennis Pearcy, and Dana Cone standing: Kinloch Howell, Lucy McDaniel, Mr. Sanford, Kassie Haynes, Keith Rizer, Neyle Jervey, Phil Hurlbutt, Sue Yin Carroll, Jeff Hawes, Robin Strickland, Jerry Smoak, Johnny Hiott, Vicki Bagnal, Mike Up- church, Donna Wits ell, and Gina Godwin Activities 29 Beth seems to be laying down the law!11 Student Council members were elected by the stu- dent body to work with the Board and the Adminis- tration on policies and projects throughout the year The Council sponsored the 1975 Homecoming events and a spring dance. 30 Acti vities STUDENT COUNCIL Kinloch Howell - Vice-president Beth Hiott - President VanHipp - Secretary-Treasurer picture to the right: Bonnie Phillips, Michael Newton, Kinloch Howell, Beth Hiott, Van Hipp, Phil Hurlbutt, Lucy McDaniel, and Chuck Lemacks. Activities 31 WARHAWK STAFF seated: Mary Wynn Todd, George Holmstrom, Cathy Dopson, Patti Heverly, Sissy Davis standing: Eugenia Beach, Ellen Dodd, Renee Strickland, Mrs. Polk, Helen Beach, Richard Davis, Tony Con- nelly, Sandy Carnie, Mary Tennant, Johnny Hiott, Zane Blocker, Tammy Berry 3 2 Activities Editor..............Helen Beach Asst. Editor .... Zane Blocker Sports Editor . . . .Tony Connelly Asst. Sports Editor . . . George Holmstrom Special Features Editor..........Johnny Hiott Asst. Special Features Ed itor.........S and y C arnie Photographer..........Ellen Dodd News Features Staff . . . Mary Wynn Todd, Cathy Dopson, Sissy Davis, Eugenia Beach, Patti Heverly, Renee Strick- land, Mary Tennant, Wendy Hiott, Richard Davis Art Work .... Ann Jervey, Britt Covington, Vicki vonLehe Advisor................Mrs. Polk The WARHAWK is our school newspaper published every six weeks. Each edi- tion features a student and a teacher for the month, full coverage of sports events and class projects, and current campus gossip. The staff has its own photo- graphic team which furnishes the paper with full pictorial coverage. Activities 33 Pictured: Neyle Jervey, Vickie Bagnal, Lennis Pearcy, Dana Cone, Mr. Huffines, Sue Yin Carroll, Randy Car- michael, Lu Ann Phillips, Karen Ordel, Jeff Hawes, Mrs. Haynes, Mary Wynn Todd, Kassie Haynes, Lynn Young, Johnny Hiott, Beth Hiott, Not pictured: Mike Upchurch Editor.................... . Lu Ann Phillips Asst. Editor...................Kassie Haynes Business Manager............... .Karen Ordel Classes Editor ...............Sue Yin Carroll Sports Editor..................Jeff Hawes Art Editors . . . Neyle Jervey, Johnny Hiott Staff . . Lennis Pearcy, Dana Cone, Randy Carmichael, Mary Wynn Todd Advisor........................Mrs. Haynes Advisor, Photographer..........Mr. Huffines Photographic Assts. . . . Lee Ann Bratton, Binky Bennett Sales Staff . . . Vicki Bagnal, Lynn Young, Beth Hiott, Mike Upchurch 34 Activies Putting out an annual is a year-around job, and is a lot of hard, tedious work. But it is a lot of fun also. Cropping pictures, laying out pages, writing copy, meeting deadlines -- all this becomes a way of life for the harassed staff. This year we added our own darkroom and this has contributed greatly to the efficiency of production. Each yearbook staff tries to create an annual that is a true reflection of the school year. The 1976 TALON hopes this edition does just that. Activities 35 36 Activities JUNIOR-SENIOR SPRING 1975: The Junior Class put together a very suc- cessful Jr. -Sr. They decorated the gym in a heavenly fashion. The food was out of this world1'. Music was pro- vided by ELL The highlight of the evening was a twist contest . Mr. and Mrs, George Fennell twisted their way to the title. After the dance everyone headed to Edisto Beach for a rainy week-end! Many thanks to Mrs. Sandra Fennell and Mr. Jack Sanford, the Junior Class sponsors. Activities 3 7 Dr. Metcalf demonstrates the proper way to peel a human brain. Below, Dr. Metcalf points out various muscles in a dissected arm. 3 8 Acti vities FIELD TRIP ’75 Spring, 1975: Mrs, Fowler and the biology classes, accompanied by ''PH Spring, 1975: Mrs. Fowler and the biology classes, accompanied by Photographer Huffines, toured the Medical University in Charleston. On arrival, the group divided—half going with Mrs. Fowler, the others with Mr. Huffines. The two groups toured the dental department, where false teeth were being made; witnessed the implantation of electrodes in a cat's brain; were shown a film; were given a demons- tration of the electron microscope; and were lectured by Dr. Metcalf, who also took them through the gross (boy! it sure was!) anatomy department and the morgue. After examining a dissected cadaver, everyone was ready to eat and the bus headed for lunch at Burger King! Lee Wimberley takes a hit of helium gas. Activities 39 YEA, JUNIORS! RAH, SENIORS! (GIRLS, .40 Acti vities THAT IS!) The Feminist movement is taking over! The girls played football and the boys did the cheering. The Junior class chal- lenged their elder sisters to a game of flag football. Alas - youth prevailed. The beautiful bevy of cheerleaders gave their all - and what a lot that was! Score: 16-0. The Senior footballers had their own sponsores, and la lovely bunch of girls they were. Mr. Covington was referee , or that's what he said he was, anyway , . . JCCA’S FIRST ANNUAL POWDER PUFF GAME Activi ties 41 42 Activities Activities 43 CAROLINA SUNSHINE 44 Acti vities On a Saturday night in Nov- ember the Junior Class sponsored its second annual Miss John C . Calhoun Beauty Pageant. ANN CROSBY was crowned 1975-76 Queen, with Wendy Hiott and Robin Strickland chosen first and second runners-up. Judges were Mrs. Myra Eskew, Mrs. Pat Ray and Captain Rusty Hannah MISS JOHN C. CALHOUN ACADEMY Activities 45 46 Activities Finalists were chosen from 21 contestants. Others participating were Gaby Covington, Bonnie Phillips, Cheryl Carroll, Dell Newton, Anne Bowers, Shelly Foster, Teresa Newton, Ann Jervey, Robin Robinson, Denise Culpepper, Karen Strickland, Kinloch Howell, Frances Carmichael, Tammy Berry, Mary Wynn Todd, Beth Hiott, Helen Beach, and Lu Ann Phillips. Mr. Marion Sams, master of ceremonies for the pageant, introduced the contestants as they appeared on stage and also interviewed the eight semi-finalists. Intermittently entertainment, including singing, dancing, and organ selections of popular songs, was presented. Sue Yin Carroll and Neyle Jervey were co-chairmen for this Junior Class project. Activities 47 HOMECOMING! HOMECOMING! This is the climax of the Academy fall season. What an exciting time it is be- ginning with the big pep rally with its skits and faculty participation. This year the band was there to add an exhilarating cadence to the songs and yells. 48 Acti vities Skies outside were gray and damp, but surely it would change before gametime! Meanwhile, everyone wondered who would be crowned Homecoming Queen. HELEN BEACH, MALINE PADGETT, and LU ANN PHILLIPS were the 1975 candidates. Activities 49 The eleven senior football players presented their sponsors to the capacity crowd before the game with Sheldon began. While not ex- actly raining, there was a suspicious heavy dampness to the air. At the beginning of half-time, the three queen candidates and the 1974 Queenj Jenny Beach, were escorted on the field by Mr. Lohr, Headmaster; Dr. Joe Flowers, Chairman of the Board; Mr. JohnLe- macks, Booster Club President; and Mr. .Clyde Warren, President of the P. T.O. Jenny crowned her successor, LU ANN PHILLIPS. And then, the RAIN CAME! p. 50 pictured clockwise - Howell Beach with sponsor Helen Beach, Randy Carmichael with Beth Hiott, Tony Connelly with Wendy Hiott, and Clifton Culpepper with Karen Strickland, p. 51 - Brad Perry with Kinloch Howell, Phil Hurlbutt and Mary Barnes, Joey Carson and Lu Ann Phillips, and Greg Eley and Patti Heverly. 5 0 Acti vities Activities 51 The football game ended the way all Homecoming games should — JCCA won 20-0. After everyone had a chance to wring out their clothes, they ended the evening dancing in the gym to the music of MERG- ING TRAFFIC. pictured above - George Allen Jackson with Teresa Gooding, Donald Register and Jill Eustice, and Sam Thompson with Karen Ordel. 5 2 Acti vities Activities 53 This year our band, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Polk, is in its second year. The progress this group has made in its short life is.unbelievable. Their ap- pearance at school activities has contributed enormously to the spirit and fun of each occasion. While the big band is marching and performing, the baby band is waiting in the wings, ready to add their number to the more ex- perienced group when they be- come proficient enough. Mr. Polk is proud of his group at J. C. C, A. , and the Academy is equally proud of the band and its director! 54 Activities WARHAWK BAND ■ NO SMOKING Activities 5 5 56 Activities Activities 5 7 58 Activities Activities 5 9 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The PTO sponsored another successful Hal- jloween Carnival this year. They had a j variety of games, such as, ring-over- ' bottle, go-fishing, free-throw, football- |through-toilet seat! Everyone enjoyed the : traditional bobbing-for-apples. The jail- ihouse was the center of attention. The ! horrorhouse was filled with frightful faces I and bellowing screams. BINGO topped the I night with terrific prizes. 60 Activities A motorized bike was raffled during the ex- citement of the carnival. Plenty of popcorn, candy-apples, hot dogs, and candy were •gobbled down by the youngsters and grownups alike. Witches, goblins, and Batmans were running around with candy and gum in their hair! Everyone had a great time. Activi ties 61 The annual Christmas Bazaar is the longest-running project of the Academy P. T.O. , and has always been a source of much revenue for the extras that the Academy enjoys. It has now established itself as an outstanding feature of the low country Christmas season, and is eagerly anticipated and patronized by the public. 62 Acti vities CHRISTMAS BAZAAR This year the Bazaar added a new attraction — a FOOD RAFFLE! This was worth $500 and was a big hit. The other booths offered their usual attractive displays of food- stuffs, Christmas decorations, growing plants, hand-sewn articles, toys, wastebaskets, etc., etc. The dedicated hard work of many loyal supporters added an- other $4000 to the P.T.O. trea- sury. A ctiviti es 63 m-ir Sr. Pi ft 0 i i n : «at BEAUTIES HELEN BEACH, MISS TALON 72 Beauties MARY WYNN TODD, MISS SENIOR Beauties 73 FRANCES CARMICHAEL, MISS JUNIOR 74 Beauties 71 WENDY HIOTT, MISS SOPHOMORE Beauties 75 t 'M ANNE BOWERS, MISS FRESHMAN 76 Beauties BONNIE PHILLIPS, MISS EIGHTH GRADE Be auties 77 LUANN PHILLIPS, HOMECOMING QUEEN 78 Beauties ANN CROSBY, MISS JOHN C. CALHOUN Beauties 79 ■■■ SPOR T S 1-re : Tommy Howard, Chuck Lemacks, Steve Wimberley, Keith Rizer, Mitch Bailey, Ronny Connelly, Greg Eley, T od Tucker, Mike Newton, Carl Riddle, Bud Brown, Pat Lewis, Tony Connelly Lr.i r:Zane Blocker, Miles Sanders, Clifton Culpepper, Ellie Thomas, Kirk Breland, Perry Hiott, Howell Beach, Jerry Smoak, Tuffy Chaplin, Randy Carmichael, Van Hipp ?ri rr-r: Joey Carson, Brad Perry, Jimmy Hoats, Mike Upchurch, Lee Wimberley, Ladd Ackerman, Neal Gentry, Sam Thompson, George Jackson, Jeff Hawes, Phil Hurlbutt Sports FOOTBALL 1975 1975 WARHAWKS Conference Champs JCC 26 Dorchester 0 JCC 2 King 0 JCC 6 Hammond 20 J cc 20 Wardlaw 7 JCC 0 Wade Hampton 42 JCC 13 Thomas Heyward 19 JCC 47 Sea Island 6 JCC 20 Sheldon 0 JCC 29 Country Day 6 JCC 12 Jeff Davis 7 conference games Sports 83 84 Sports Sports 87 Members of the J-V team: Chuck Babb, JayBuddin, Richard Fennessy, Joe Flowers, Chris Fra- lick, Steve Hudson, Steve Kight, Bill Padgett, Tony Reeves, John Tennant, Skip Utsey, David Wood- ard, Walter Carmichael, Jamey Copeland, Greg Dyches, Todd Goodwin, Bill Hudson, Billy Ulm- er, Mark Eley, and Sheldon Gira- rdeau. Coaches: Wyman Carter, Ted Tucker 88 Sports Sports 89 MEMBERS OF THE 1975-76 VARSITY SQUAD bottom row: Tony Connelly, Jeff Hawes, George Jackson, Brad Perry, Greg Eley, Ladd Ackerman top row: Mike Upchurch, Phil Hurlbutt, Randy Hoats, Neal Gentry, Kevin Housand Not pictured: Coach Red Humphreys, Manager Johnny Hiott 90 Sports BASKETBALL ’75-76■ Sports 91 92 Sports Sports 93 1975-76 GIRLS VARSITY bottom row: Coach Covington, Tammy Carroll, Ann Wimberley, Marsha Steedley, Linda Davis, Mary Kay Godwin, Rhonda Rister, Carolyn Rizer, Sandy Warren, Elaine Bostic, Cindy Flowers top row: Shelley Foster, Vicki Bagnal, Karen Ordel, Lucy McDaniel, Tammy Berry, Bobbilu Padgett, Leanne Bratton 94 Sports Sports 95 96 Sports Sports 97 1975-76 JV SQUAD bottom row: Pat Lewis, Van Hipp, Ellie Thomas, Chuck Lemacks, Tod Tucker, Tommy Howard, Richard Davis, Mike Newton, Gary Koger, John Tennant, Coach Humphreys, Curt Pearcy top row: Matt Avant, Phil O'Quinn, Perry Hiott, Steve Hudson, Chip Upchurch, Chris Fralix, Chip Reeves, Jay Buddin, Joe Flowers, Carl Riddle, Binky Bennett 98 Sports Sports 99 1st row: Carl Riddle, m'gr. , Jay Welch, Tony Connelly, Greg Kight, Steve Wimberley, Pat Lewis. 2nd row: Coach McBride, Ronald Craven, Jeff Hawes, Bud Utsey, Mike Upchurch, Jerry Smoak, Gerry Girardeau, Perry Hiott, mgr. 100 Sports The 75 edition of McBride1 s Pride en- joyed a winning season, finishing 7-5 in conference play. This was the last sports appearance for our 1975 seniors. Sports 101 102 Sports Sports 103 Members of the '75 team - pictured: Jim- my Hoats, Randy Hoats, Chuck Lemacks, Matt Avant, Tommy Howard, Diedrick Davis, Tod Tucker, Paul Steadman, Miles Sanders, Lynn Young. Not pictured - Neal Gentry Coaches - Frank Avant, Bud Steadman, Kit McNair 104 Sports Ili Sports 105 Robin Robinson Donna Fryar Lu Ann Phillips Cheerleaders: Pizzazz Plu S-- When it comes to showing pride no one does it better than a Cheerleader. She is there rain or shine leading the crowds in school spirit with good looks and loud voice. Cheerleaders add their own special brand of pizzazz to each athletic event. To our cheerleaders, we would like to give a very warm and special THANKS! Sports 107 108 Sports J-V CHEERLEADERS■ Mary Tennant Dawn Tucker Ann Bowers Head Gaby Covington Ann Erwin Dell Newton Bonnie Phillips Co-Head Ann Jervey Terry Grayson Sports 109 CLASSES Phil Hurlbutt - President Mary Wynn Todd - Vice-president Maline Padgett - Secretary-Treasurer 114 Seniors EUGENIA BEACH a devoted Carolina fan LYN BOGOSLOW Ole Bogie11 RANDY CARMICHAEL the guy with the sneaky smile Seniors 115 RONALD CRAVEN ANN CROSBY JOEY CARSON Tends to avoid ditches TONY CONNELLY those braces don’t seem to stop him Our ’’Homecoming Queen” 116 Seniors something Fishi about this girl ELLEN DODD better late than never CATHY DOPSON drives the green grasshopper Seniors 117 PHIL HURLBUTT our perennial president 118 Seniors LISA FENNELL always has her mind on other things GILBERT JONES our future grocery magnate GEORGE ALLEN JACKSON a real Southern gentleman KAREN ORDEL our own dizzy blonde MALINE PADGETT on anybody’s Best-Dressed list Seniors 119 DONALD REGISTER With rue my heart is laden For golden friends I had . . .11 BRAD PERRY loves riding pink elephants 120 Seniors SAM THOMPSON our Math smarty LU ANN PHILLIPS ’'Little Lulu” MARY WYNN TODD How could she have ever made it without our help? LYNN YOUNG lil1 baby lamb chop1 Seniors 121 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Each year the Senior Class singles out a certain group of their classmates as Super- latives. In addition to these honored few, the Faculty elects a Miss DAR and also a senior boy and girl as Mr. and Miss War- hawk--two students who exemplify the qualities of excellence in school citizen- ship and personal character. MOST PROMISING Phil Hurlbutt and Mary Wynn Todd MOST CONSCIENTIOUS George Allen Jackson and Maline Padgett 122 Seniors Seniors 123 124 Seniors MR. AND MISS WARHAWK Seniors 125 George Allen Jackson and Mary Wynn Todd Eugenia Kay Beach N.H.S. 3,4 Warhawk Staff 2 Bus. Mgr. 3, 4 Girlsr State 3 Chorus 1,2 Helen Berniece Beach N.H.S. 3,4 Warhawk Staff Asst. Ed. 3 Ed. 4 Cheerleader 3 Head 4 Miss Sophomore P. C. Junior Fellow MissJ.C.C.A. Candidate 3,4 Homecoming Candidate Chorus 2, 3 Howell Floyd Beach, III Class V-Pres. 2 Student Council 2 Football 2,3 co-capt 4 Defensive Back Award 3 Basketball 2 Lyn Barth Bogoslow Transferred from Colleton High 1973 Ernest Ray Carmichael, Jr. Transferred from Walterboro High School 1975 Football 4 T alon Staff 4 Joseph Ellis Carson, III Football 1,2, 3, 4 Anthony Dean Connelly Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Sportsmanship Award 3 Warhawk Staff Sports Ed. 4 Ronald Owens Craven Baseball 3,4 Vicky Ann Crosby Miss John C. Calhoun Academy 4 Clifton Daniel Culpepper, Jr. Basketball 1 Chorus 2, 3 Annie Rachael Davis Warhawk Staff 2,3,4 N.H.S. 4 Ellen Elizabeth Dodd Chorus 1,2,3 Warhawk Staff Photographer 4 Mary Catherine D op son Warhawk Staff 3,4 Gregory Forest Eley Transferred from Beaufort Academy 1975 Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Lisa Patrice Fennell Chorus 2 Mary Elizabeth Hiott Student Council Pres. 4 N.H.S. 3,4 Talon Staff 3,4 MissJ.C.C.A. Candidate 4 Basketball Mgr. 2,3 Kindergarten Music Teacher Chorus 1,2 Philip Matthew Hurlburrtt N.H.S. 3 V-Pres. 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Marshall 1,2, 3 Class Pres. 3,4 Class Sec. 1,2 P. C. Junior Fellow Football 1,2 co-capt. 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 George Allen Jackson Football 1,2,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Class Bus. Mgr. 3 Gilbert Lee Jones £aren Denise Ordel Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Most Improved Player 3 Class V-Pres. 3 MissJ.C.C.A. Candidate3 Warhawk Staff 3 T alon Staff 3 Bus. Mgr. 4 Chorus 2 Maline Cummings Padgett Student Council Sec.-Tres. 2 V-Pres. 3 Class V-Pres. 4 Sec.-Tres. 3 MissJ.C.C.A. Candidate 3 Homecoming Candidate 4 Miss Junior Chorus 2 Harold Bradley Perry Class V-Pres. 1 Football 1,2, 4 Basketball 1,4 Lu Ann Phillips Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 MissJ.C.C.A. Candidate 3,4 N.H.S. 3,4 Sec.-Tres. 4 Warhawk Staff Art Ed. 3 Talon Staff Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3 Editor 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Chorus 2 Jimmie vohLehe Ramsey, Jr. Band 4 Donald Earl Register Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 3 Charles Kenneth Thompson Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,4 Golf 3 Class Tres. 2 Math Award 3 Mary Wynn Todd Chorus 3 Pianist 1,2 Chorus Award 1,2, 3 Language Award 1,3 U. S. History Award 3 P. C. Junior Fellow Marshall 1,2,3 N.H.S, 3 Pres. 4 Girls' State 3 Miss Senior Class V-Pres. 4 Talon Staff 4 Warhawk Staff 4 Kindergarten Music Teacher 4 Miss J. C.C.A. Candidate 4 Sheila Ann Warren Miss Freshman Lynwood Herbert Young Golf 2,3,4 P.C. Junior Fellow Boys' State T alon Staff 4 Seniors 12 7 Mark Baker Tammy Berry Gene Black Johnny Black Vicki Bagnal Anne Bailey Mitch Bailey 128 11th Grade Zane Blocker Cammie Bush Karen Camburn Frances Carmichael Sue Yin Carroll Billy Carter Tuffie Chaplin Dana Cone Wayne Craven Gayle Crosby Linda Davis Neal Gentry Gina Godwin Jeff Hawes Terri Hawkins Kassie Haynes Patti Heverley Johnny Hiott Jimmy Hoats Randy Hoats 11th Grade 129 George Holm strora Kevin Housand Kinloch Howell Tommy James Neyle Jervey Lucy McDaniel Lennis Pearcy Naomi Rhode Keith Rizer Jerry Smoak Renee Strickland Robin Strickland Debby Thomas Pat Trow ell Mike Upchurch Gene V arn Charles Ware Lee Wimberley Donna Witseil Becky Woodard 130 11th Grade Alta. Ackerman Ladd Ackerman Matt Avant We s Avant Cindy Babb Brantley Beach Karen Beach Binky Bennett Bill Blocker Terri Blocker Kirk Breland Kay Bryan Bonnie Carson Harry Cockfield 10th Grade 131 Ronny Connelly Bill Cook Britt Covington Denise Culpepper Janice Cummings Emily Dodd Billy Drawdy Donna Fryar David Gibson Vicki Girardeau Mary Kay. Godwin Sandra Guilford Cindy Hickman Wendy Hiott Van Hipp Tommy Howard Ronald Keegan Chuck Lemaeks Pat Lewis Barry McRoy 132 10th Grade Phil O'Quinn Beth Powell lisa Reeves Julie Rhode Robin Robinson Renee Sammons Miles Sanders Mark Seigler Lisa Simmons Teresa Smith Phyllis Smoak Kathy Steedly Karen Strickland Ellie Thomas Debra Tripp Denise Tripp Terri Ulmer Vicki vonLehe Steve Wimberley Marion Youmans 10th Grade 133 Robin Berry Elaine Bostic Anne Bowers Bud Brown Ferebee Brown Karen Brown Johnny Byrd Sandy Camie 134 9th Grade Diedrich Davis Richard Davis Hal Dean Lisa Dyches Cindy Flowers Shelley Foster Dannie Gregory Alison Guess Gail Hickman Perry Hiott Angie Hoff Bonnie Holloman Ann Jervey Annie Keegan Gary Roger Lisa Lyons Lowell Macher John Moylan Darlene Moysey Michael Newton 9th Grade 135 Teresa Newton Mark Odum Bobbilu P adgett Curt P earcy Chip Reeves Kirby Reeves Carl Riddle Rhonda Rister Carolyn Rizer Bobbie Robertson Paul Steadman Marsha Steedley Mary Tennant Tod Tucker Suzanne Tuten Andrea Ulmer Tammy Ulmer Jan Varn Jack Watson Kenny Young 136 9th Grade Chuck Babb Sonja Bennett Nancy Black Leanne Bratton Jerry Breland Jay Buddin Deborah Cannady Cheryl Carroll 8th Grade 137 Tammy Carroll John Carter Pam Chewning Sherri Cockfield Gaby Covington Kenny Davis Erik Fender Richard Fennessy Cathy Fletcher Joe Flowers Chris Fralick Richard Free Debbie Garrison Johnny Graham Beth Hiers Cindy Hudson Steve Hudson Bill Johns Steve Kight Kim Miller 138 Sth Grade Betty Nettles Dell Newton Gwen Owens Bill Padgett Joy Padgett Bonnie Phillips Perry Ramsey Tony Reeves Melissa Robinson Robin Stivender John Tennant Chip Upchurch Dan Utsey Skip Utsey Sandy Warren Ann Wimberley Debbie Witsell David Woodard Annette Youraans Linda Young Sth Grade 139 Rosemary Bailey Scott Bailey Marie Bennett Greg Black Abbie Boatwright Cathy Adams Officers: Todd Goodwin, President; Jamey Copeland, Vice-president; Stephany Griffin, Secretary; Ann Erwin, Treasurer 140 7th Grade Kim Bridge George Brown Walter Carmichael Michael Catterton Jamey Copeland Lesa Craven Skip Cummings Debbie Davis David Dodd Greg Dyches Ann Erwin Scott Fennessy Nicole Garris Todd Goodwin Terry Grayson Ann Gregory Stephany Griffin Shane Griffith Scott Grooms Mona Gunnels Betsy Haynes Tommy Herndon Laynie Hipp Joe Howell Bill Hudson 7th Grade 141 El Jervey Melissa Johnston John Kinard Jimmy Linder Wes Lyons Mary Carlisle McLeod Dwight Mitchell Walkie Newton Kellie Ordel Patti Robertson Sandy Rogers Ginny Sams Becky Smith Cricket Smith Bruce Spell Jimmy Syfrett Dawn Tucker Billy Ulmer Kathy Walker Lisa Walters Cynthia White Blane Whittle Ginger Williams Lisa Williams Beth Wilson 142 7th Grade I President-Derral Blocker Vice-Pres, -Jimmy Mitchell Sec.-Michelle Beach Treas.-Kelly Rister Todd Babb Rhonda B ailey Greg Barnes Michelle Beach David Bennett Kevin Bennett Anne Black Neyle Black Derral Blocker Richard Breland James Brown Debbie Carroll 6th Grade 143 David Cobb Rusty Craven Johnny Cummings Cheryl Davis Mark Davis Scott Dean Mark Eley Elaine Flowers Sheldon Girardeau Walter Hiott Beth Howard Mary Ann Hudson Tara Hudson Camie Hughes John Hydrick Mark McRoy 144 6th Grade Jimmy Mitchell Caroline Murray Kelly Rister Amy Sauls Janis Segars Jamie Simmons Jamie Smoak Johnnie Smoak Mary Anne Stockman Davie Strickland Gina Tuten Laura Ann Tuten Jane Ulmer Madison Utsey Billy Yarn Sal lie Ware 6th Grade 145 Lisa Andrews Jodi Baggett Bubba Bishop Russell Brown Trent Copeland Scott Crosby Anne Dodd Luke Erwin President-Jodi Baggett Vice-Pres.-Anne Dodd Sec. -Lesley Foster Treas. -Robert Utsey Jill Allen 146 5th Grade Monique Fennell Lesley Foster Melissa Fulton Cal Griffin Pam Gustin Melinda Hawkins SHawne Headden Rhonda Johns Dowl Knight Steve Knight Andy McClure Philip McNair Keith McRoy Gale Nettles Beth Powers Richard Reeves 5th Grade 147 Robbie Reeves Scott Rizer Becky Sams Richie Schlesser Rhonda Smoak Robert Sosnowski Lesa Still Brantley Strickland Vicki Strickland Laura Jean Sfcumbo Buddy Ulmer Robert Utsey Paulette Warren Mary Watson Tammy Wood Tandy Young 148 5th Grade Randy Addison Tara Bailey Glenn Beach Kenny Beebe John Bennett Benjy Black Van Boynton John Bryan Todd Buddin Melissa Carter Jonathan Cobb Jody Crider Rodney Cummings Laura Godwin Paige Grayson 4th Grade 149 Ann Herndon Kim Hiott Kristie Hoff Leslie Howell Todd Hudson Vicki Jones Brad McMillan Carey McWhirter Grace Ann Mitchell Mary Mitchell Gwen Murdaugh Grover Owens Allison Reeves Joey Ritter Lisa Rogers Marion Sauls Kathleen Simmons Robin Simmons Tammy Smyly Angela Southard David Strickland Debra Thomas Bernard Walker Suzanne White Karen Young 150 4th Grade Joey Craven Lara Craven Beebe Cook Beth Crosby Darlene Crosby Jerry Crosby Tonya Crosby Allison Dyches Melanie Easterlin Yvette Floyd 3rd Grade 151 Robbie Free Ben Graham Kevin Hinton Timmy Hiott Lynn Hudson George Johnson Jodi Johnston Tracy Lohr Marsha McGinnis Wendy Mimms Kim Moody Sallie Neal Jennie Padgett Shan Pye Prissy Ramsey Ronnie Reeves Angela Rogers Cathy Sams Todd Sauls Pam Smyly Kim Stanley Keith Warren Bubba Williams Donna Wilson Rob Young 152 3rd Grade •Penny Altman Jeff Balish Danny Beach Marshall Bennett Scarlet Boatwright Greg Bryan Angie Carr Cindy Carter Jo Ann Cone Kristi Connelly Connie Craven Jodi Crosby 2nd Grade 153 Mary Kate Dean Heath Griffith Laurette Hinton Donna Hoats Chris Dodd Mary Gustin Jimmy Hiott Kip Hooker David Easterlin Sara Gustin Lori Hiott Billy Howell Dianne Flowers Brett Handegan Scott Hiott Alice Humphreys Jill Griffin Michelle Headden Duke Hipp Michael Infinger 154 2nd Grade Deanne Jones Brown McLeod Billy Ritter Sonja Sraoak Cindy Kinard Chuck McMillan Sherri Rizer Dawn Soderlund Michelle Lasse ter Michelle Morris Johnny Rodgers Ward Ulmer Sandy McClure Brian Reeves Tiwan Sanford Caroline Wemtz Tuck McConnell Skeeter Reeves Kristy Smoak Richie Wood 2nd Grade 155 4 Monica Avant Web Bailey Scott Bridge Nicky Britt Chris Carter Clint Chewning Melanie Crosby Stacey Crosby Scott Fripp John Hamilton Kelly Hickman Cecilia Hiott Seth Hiott Robbie Hogan Michelle Hughes Robin Jones Kiki Kinard Sean Knight George Long Mary Frances McConnell 156 1st Grade Melody McGinnis Scott Moody Willie Morris Shawn Murphree Johnnie Neal Karen Nettles Leslie Padgett Stephen Padgett Bart Phillips Debbie Powers Sherry Lynn Rhode Will Rogers Thomas Rowe Kerri Jon Seigler Dee Ann Simmons Gene Simmons Kim Simmons Linnea Soderlund Dwayne Still Brian Strickland Marc Warren Traci Warren Bud Williams Ricky Wilson Kevin Young 1st Grade 157 Jodi Addison Tammy Beach Becky Bennett Elizabeth Biggers Holly Carter Karren Craven Jeff Crider Benji Crosby Todd Crosby Tammy Driggers Scott Fennell Jamie Gahagan Allen Gust in Benjie Herndon Billy Ray Herndon Toby Hinton Mike Hiott Wendy Hiott Toni Hooker Ward Lee Hooker 158 Kindergarten Ashley Hudson Amy Humphreys Caroline Linder Wendy Litchfield Cathy Mize 11 Robbie Murdaugh Lane McLeod Pattie O'Bryant Shan Padgett Brantley Padgett Scott Pellum Paige Price Jason Reeves Tracey Reeves Chris Rowe Sandy Sanders Carmen Sauls Lynn Smith Chris Smoak Net Turner Tracy Ulmer Wendy Ulmer Bucky Waldrop Michael Warren Kelly Wright Kindergarten 159 mglMHjr . JOHH C,CMHOUK It is not often that we get an opportunity to express appreciation to those who do much to enrich our lives, directly and indirectly. The Board of Directors of John C. Calhoun have given much of themselves unstintingly for many years, and because of their continuing efforts we have an academy in which we take great pride So the TALON staff is glad to have this chance to say once again -- Thank You. Mrs. Jane Cook Isaiah Crosby Dr. Joe Flowers Carroll Griffin Charles Griffith J. E. Hiott Boris Hurlbutt Mrs. Binky Mitchell Marion Sams, Jr. Gerald C. Smoak Dr. John Tennant ADVERTISEMENTS John C. Calhoun Academy has many fronds in the Local community who contribute generously to its continued growth. We thank them for their help and encouragement; we appreciate their support. Clyde O. Ackerman J. L. ALtman, M. D. Isadore Bogoslow Auburn Bridge J. R. Buddin, D. D. S. C.J. DeLoach, Jr., D. V. M. L. L. Erwin, M. D. W. E. Fender, M. D. J. F. Flowers, M. D. John Gentile, D. D. S. Thomas M. Howell William T. Howell J. A. vonLehe, Rexford II. Hunt, M. D. Ben W. Kittredge, M. D. W. P. McDaniel, M.D. Lee Ray Moody GeorgeiE. H. Moore, D, V. M. B. C. Phillips, M. D. J. R. Smith, M. D. Warren S. Smith, M. D. Gerald C. Smoak David A. Soderlund H. Allen Strickland, M. D. John Tennant, Jr., D.D, S. M. D. 164 Patrons Hardw re for Hard Wear BROWN HARDWARE and FURNITURE CO., INC. Motorola and Quasar Television Sets 344 Washington St. 549-7723 Waite rboro 549-2915 Boris Hurlbutt Associates, Inc Foresters, Realtors, Appraisers Bells Highway, Waiterboro Hawks are No. 1! Compliments of Nu Way Cleaners Free Pick Up Delivery Mary Thomas Fennell Phone 549-7721 Compliments of •• y ' 2 BELK-HUDSON COMPANY 'in the Ivanhoe Shopping Center’ ;; mm ■ % g gs; • ISpf m n Compliments of PYE’S RECREATION CENTER PASKEL and PAUL 166 Ads IT'S THE REAL TUNG. COKE.. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN of Waiterboro, S. C. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Your Full Service Bank WETTERAU FOODS Wholesale Only Bus. 549-5527 Home 538-8235 Jim Baker, Mgr. Walterboro FCX Service Walterboro, S, C. 29488 Compliments of HAIRPHENALIA Walterboro, S. C. 401 Bells Highway 549-2092 The 14� ' « « 4 W ester n 248 Washington Street Walterboro, S. C. 29488 xiop Donald Davis, Mgr. Ads 167 Bill Bone PHOTOGRAPHER Westview Shopping Center Walterboro, S. C. P.O. Box 483 Phone 549-5416 NOVIT’S SHOE STORE Quality Footwear for the Entire Family Expertly Fitted Ladies' Handbags and Hose 125 E. Washington St. 549-2931 WALTERBORO AUTO ELECTRIC DAYTON Oil, FILTERS Sales and Service Generators-starters-alternators Delco batteries f Wholesale and retail for auto - tru ck -1 rac tor And industrial equipment Complete line of Delco and Autoiite Ignition parts State Hwy. Inspection Station... Dial 549-2509 Nights 549-5955 Hwy. 15 MU 168 Ads Walterboro Compliments of FISHBURNE AND COMPANY Walterboro TffF'S 1- .amt — IP ’ILL Compliments of B.P. MOTORS Billy Padgett Ph. 549-7012 COLLETON i •'s; ;: h - i. SS| Rt, 1 Box‘223 WaL ter Boro, S. C. _ ,IA1 ' 2. v- .,... o' ;r _«P.' ■■' Sk-fc-f ■: r2.r ■• y...“m ■ .. •’ 54 9-54 T9 - Cl yi,: i JS. ■. 9| 8B|H Ilf ■ .f mohife 53S-1IS83 f - ' • - min r fr 1 Ads 169 Pfe AM ON m wr is� r m COM NY Ne record 8000 school j ears every tweli e months. that's a Mshole lot of history for a Mshole lot of people- a responsibility Ne handle Nith pride.. is Come To The Country And Save . or on Mob Lie Homes . on at Conventional Homes ACADEMY HOMES INC. P. O, Drawer 7, Williams, S. C, Telephone 803-562-8490 Compliments Of FRED PARKER FUNERAL HOME AUTO PARTS SUPPLY 117 Paul Street Waite rhoro 24 Hour Fully Equipped Ambulance Service 549-5081, 549-7081 Roy and Sue Wright Ads 171 I FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK li: i fl pH Best Wishes Bailey’s Pharmacy 809 Carn 9 air BEAUTY SALON “REDKEN” RETAIL CENTER 776 B North Jefferies Blvd. Waiterbo ro, S. C. illif |Eg ■ t SggfW -• jl-p ;jp £ r - i Yvj|lt : '%]■.. mimiMinmLJU WMLiuuxjJii'XJiJU - iMJW iii-L-iiMiui.,. aiwiaiimji ujj iijjiMUJut ujiii iii wrTrrir ¥rwii '• iiihhi im.'ii i n iiimihiinninnmiiiiiiim m ninii� wii«iinii—imiiimiiMHBi KING PETROLEUM INC. Waiterboro, S. C. Ads l 73 VAN DYKE TAX AND home life and auto FOR PICK-UP DELIVERY JF 562-2441 -• 5, , , i NETTLES SAND CO. SAND GRAVEL SAND ™“ BASIC MATERIALS jsjrv - J stone]� for V g : W.ff PROCESS %w| EXCAVATING PAVING Mobile Number ite Calls 538-5387 549-1396 Ads 174 BELLS HWY. WALTERBORO EXXON Exxon L. P. Gas © SWEAT PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC-IMP- Carmichael Oil Gas Co. INC. John Deere P. Ov Box 881 Buick-Pontiac Parts 720 North Jefferies BlvcL. Parts P. O. Box 932 Hwyv 15 N. Phone 538-5593 538-5594 Waite rboro, S. C. Petroleum, Products, Tires Batteries, Accessories, LaP. Gas and Appliances Phone Walterbo.ro, S. C. 29488 Phone 539-5947 549-5591 P.O. BOX 116 407 Carn St. Waite rboro Phone 549-5891 JOB PRINTERS STATIONERS Compliments of Youngwear Products Ads 175 Compliments of WARREN WARREN LOGGING, CO. Williams, S.C. 562-8474 C S AUTO PARTS COMPLETE LINE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AUTOMOBILE PARTS || ONE CALL 604 W ichman -THAT'S ALL!! Walterboro, S. C. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO 562-8118 549-1571 Walterboro 176 Ads 549-2521 WALTERBORO DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store 549-5211 After hours 549-1187 549-8632 549-7070 Compliments of BERKELEY DRUGS FORMERLY CASH-U-SAVE DRUGS Ivanhoe Shopping Center Walterboro, S. C. 29488 Compliments of J.P. STEVENS COMPANY INC. Glass Fibrics Divisions ■ Walterboro Plant Ads 177 Compliments of: Crosby Herndon Music Center 246 Washington Street The Styling Villa PHONE 549-5024 MUSICAL INST. JEWELRY PIANOS ORGANS ALBUMS TAPES ELECTRONICS ACCESSORIES 549-5414 Compliments of Kei Factory Outlet CROSBY SHELL SERVICE and WRECKER SERVICE HARRISON’S ENTERPRISE New bicycles Motebecane Motor Bike Sales Service PHONE COMPLETE PROTECTION INSURANCE LIABILITY HOMEOWNERS DIAL 549-1001 AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY 549-1131 The Prudential Insurance Company of America JOE B. WILLIAMS, AGENT 107 Lucas Street Walterboro, S. C. 549-2314 «FIRE I.IFE COMMERCIAL ETC. ‘r:'T AUTO LOANS - MORTGAGE LOANS SR - 22 POLICIES FILED PREMIUM FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL POLICIES H.S. Price Insurance Agency 312 Walter St. Walterboro STEEDLEY MONUMENT WORKS phone 538-8103 STRICKLAND’S DIXIE CLEANERS Mt. Carmel Road - Walterboro 419 Hampton St, Walterboro, S. C. Orange Grove Studio 527 WLehman St. Art Classes for Children ... ...::4 : . Mrs. A. P. Jervey 549-7566 i Compliments of FACTORY AND MILL OUTLET STORE Quality Fabrics at Reasonable Prices 422 E. Washington St phone 549-5914 Charles Strickland, Mgr. Ads 179 Compliments of SIMMON’S IRRIGATION CO. K Compliments of WARSHAW’S CLOTHES pF QUALITY YOUR WARIIAWK BOOSTER ISO Ads tgpH Telephone 549-5041 Walterbo.ro, S. C. 29488 -IS qi.Vi-tHM.MCS5 K K Tractor Company Allis Chalmers, Ford Farm Equipment Hesston Hay Equipment Sales and Service Walterboro, S. C. PHONE 538-’5194 Highway 15 North Compliments Ivanhoe Dress Shop of the “For That Girl” James W. Skardon Walterboro, S. C. Insurance Agency BIG STAR 8:00 - 9:00 Mon. Sat. 9:00 - 6:00 Sun. Big Star Food helps you spend less. Ads 181 FIRST ATIONAL BANK 182 Ads Milk makes life more beautiful... and COBURG ma beautiful milk. SOBOfIG IDEAL RENTAL SERVICES W.C. Pearcy Farm Equipment Co., Inc. C. Willis Berry 621 Jefferies Blvd. phone 549-7113 Compliments of MILL END STORE Phone 549-7921 Walterboro, S. C. 241 Washington St, Compliments of MARION HIERS ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. COLLETON FEED SEED CO. Garden Seed- Flower Seed and Bulbs Contracting and Service Phone 549-5623 504 Thompson St. Walterboro, S. C. Field Seed - Pasture Grasses - Fertilizers Insecticides - Stock and Poultry Feed Dial 549-1011 Kinsey's Corner --- Wichman at Walter Ads 183 p Compliments of Hiott’s Pharmacy 373 Washington St, Walterboro, S. C. 184 Ads Coastal Lumber Company, Inc. Edisto Division Wa lterboro Plant Ads 185 HOWARD E. THOMAS, INC. Box 108 Gasoline mu 549-5529 Tires |AMERgCAN| Heating Oil Accessories Compliments of R.D. BRYAN MOTORS Walterboro tS.C. Congratulations from WARREN’S GREENHOUSE Home of quality plants for the home and garden at sensible prices. ■ VPJHil - %pSP ■ • Located halfway between Ruffin TBI B|nyP||SF and Smoaks on the Millpond Road. ■ • r' V ' Rt. 1 Ruffin, S. C. Tel. 562-2311 J W. Warren “Come To The Country rr RUSSELL D. WARREN BUILDING MATERIALS -2511 P. O. Drawer 27 William, S.C. TIDEWATER TIDEWATER EQUIPMENT CO, INC. QUALITY EQUIPMENT SERVICE ' ‘ ■, : 1 -4,; ' JftB ■ .Y Q ... L% S| FOR THE LOW COUNTRY LOGGER j '■ 1 , A. JL ■. : ' • -a •„ ■ T' nJ. . $ . .. • ' - r ‘ . Jfljfc ' ! -= -!• ! • • ' FRANKLIN LOGGERS - HUSKY .LOADERS WALTERBORO, S.C. Telephone (803) 538-9122 Rt. 2 Box 83A ■'• ■••:' ?L -’j 3 SSr ii -:’ I - 3� gfcltjiWMf :T 1 - r ■;v .Vj� 8 . • ■ • ; 'T- f H - ' S. Y Y :■■ .. - . : . 'T ' . - ... ' • , I L'; .. ■ .. LOW COUNTRY MARINE INC. Compliments ph. 549-1234 of Highway 303 GODWIN Rt. 1 Box 188 Walterboro, S. C. BUILDING SUPPLY SOUTHERN GRAIN STORAGE DISTRIBUTOR ■ £ T '' JF? I ; 4 I Circle Grain Bins Go Chicago Eastern Warhawk! Augers 562-2841 and 562-5SC3 Ruffin, S. C. Ads 187 1 188 Ads W illi a ms, Si C Free teletype and computer service D. W. Garris ' ■ • - £ ;‘V ;- «L tews L: . r IS8 S81 Phone 562-2111 R «3% WE | R; 1 v ' v 1 COMPLIMENTS OF f. ,;F u ;vk ., ■ J Sr s£ 'tiniifii ' i • ’ { nI '•■' ' BRICE W. HERNDON SONS FUNERAL HOME PHONE 538-5408 E K;v £-:«fl •. 2t:r' -Jt.' ‘ ■'‘ ‘ '■ ,j,o . Bit V m IT ’fii ’ J HL r.•JBfc Best of Luck 1 T mEBS r ; - ;|lfv pi if Hdtne learn ' . ' • ' j, , i . WALTERBORO STOCKYARDS, INC. BBK--5 d: ' =''%;r ' ■ - Sales Day Every Tuesday Dial 549-7611 A ■ -: :A- ■■ : x WALTERBORO fe : '- ■ A 'tf MOTOR SALE CO., INC. HUDSON'S New and tMecf ‘Cars and Trucks MINIT MARKET Sales and Service Mgr. Billy Hudson Off. 549-5583 Opens 8:00 A. M. Parts 549-5581 Closes 9:00 P. M. J Mon Service 549-5582 Ads 189 Effeto, : ¥ ’ - 'j ’ ’vi FARM BUREAU 190 Ads Walterboro, S. C. 329 Washington. St, Walterboro, S. C. Compliments of O’Quinns Grocery Williams, S.G. Compliments of ill Lumber Co phone - 562 Ads 191 fnai You Can’t Buy a Better Burger Anywhere” BURGER-CHICK HAMBURGERS 192 Ads PALMETTO RURAL TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE INC. P. O. BOX 1031 WALTERBORO, S. C ■a 538-2020 ... . Serving Rural Colleton Lower Bamburg County iinnH fev l§|§f .. 'T gSii 5 if ifi � 1 ■f 1 - % . . Jack’s Tire ; J . : • Appliance Center 721 S. Jefferson Bid. Compliments Of ; Colleton Drugs Phone - 549-1521 . ’ . E.W. Black Your Walgreen Agency RCA Television Oil Co. Kitchen Aid Dishwasher Michel in Ads 193 SENIORS, You made it after ALL! Slit Em's anil l.imldcil Post Off ice Box 1177 jI Kf i f S t« HTASmI-BS if ' Walterboro, S. C. 29488 v — S : (I; Telephone 549-2586 McClures garage WRECKER SERVICE 538-8143 Walterboro, 3. C. 194 Ads H m cr o, Aftu g|S P N 'r ’ M9§ Cdi ?ir d ‘’fifida 9 V® VdOpCL CHARLES SMITHS tr IfinfttonCHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE INC. yy A-- vA Dct g ;. a uramdr Coa.’r r ourO' Aror 6 urtL. __ IhuvuAv ft rbcv-K roA.s birpnr d tvs fAv i ,r udrVA: IS A ti a ' ■ ’■'Vj 9h fifth tn 991)6 filteir THE END fibdW.ndo! IS NEAR ftcJrvsd Vv, yl, 6 a rvjjp - bu mb C5dV Sr cLrdbhip School will soon be 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 Ads � mm