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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

f'V - • r • jf ' f I s 1 « h 1 - THE TDT4L 1977-1978 What made this year unique? What will you recall when you think back ten years from now? Twenty years from now? You will remember FRIENDS . . those with whom you worked in classes or in the canteen or on the baseball field You will remember the FADS the records that you listened to the styles you wore the way you wore your hair You will remember your TEACHERS the rough time you had under Mrs. So and So . the funny little quirk that teacher had or those horrible tests that all came at the same time Each year at John C has some features that are similar — but each year develops its own uniqueness. Every year, some old faces are subtracted, some new faces added. Each year we attempt new things, testing ourselves, trying out the new person we are constantly becoming. 2 4 5 ; i 1978 - Tee Shirts were the rage ... Blazoned across them were the evidences of where we had been or would like to have been, or what our enthusiasms were ... a great means of self- expression ... 8 OfW iii in 2 vs lO facuJty SECRETARY MRS. MILDRED GUESS MRS. ESTHER HIERS . . . kindergarten teacher at John C. for seven years . . . bakes goodies which she shares with all the faculty . . . MRS. SYLVIA WARREN . . . member of the staff for four years . . . teaches kindergarten ... is a needlework enthusiast f . . MRS. CAROLYN POWERS , . . has taught first grade at the academy for seven years . . . spends her fall weekends going to football games with sportswriter husband . . . MRS. KATHY YOUNG ... has taught for two years as first grade teacher here ... a BIG Clemson fan MRS. BETTY HYDRICK . . . the other Clemson cheerleader in her building ... has taught second grade at John C. for six years . . . MISS CHERRY PADGETT . . . second grade teacher at the academy for two years ... a real horse enthusiast . . . faculty !! MRS, BETTY BLACK . , , has completed her third year as third grade teacher at JCCA . . , four children of her own keep her hopping MRS. JOANN MATHIS ... an “old timer11 at the academy . , . has taught third grade for twelve years . , . her wide travels make her the envy of the rest of the staff . , . MRS. MAY GOOD cook and a gene: a taught fourth grade , . , a super IHII1I , has e for siyears MRS, DOT BEACH . . . a camping buff ... has taught fourth grade at John C. for eight years . . . MRS. MYRTLE SPELL ... has taught fifth grade at John C. for six years ... a busy band mother always MRS. NAN STEADMAN . . . now in her second tour of duty at JCCA . now teaches fifth grade, so she has been promoted . . . 12 faculty MRS. SUSAN NETTLES . . . teaches grammar to sixth and seventh grades , . . also assists with yearbook . , . has completed two years at the academy MR. GERALD POLK . . . teaches science to sixth and seventh grades . . . Number 1 band instructor and miracle worker . . . three years at the academy . . . MRS. BETTY JANE BROWN . . . sixth and seventh grade math teacher . . . at academy for six years ... a University of Georgia fan . . . . - f MRS. HELEN RIDDLE . . . social MR. JIM BURGESS . . . teaches science teacher to sixth and seventh chemistry, physics, senior math, grades . . . John C s biggest sport fan economics in high school . . . also . . . never misses a game . . . has farms when he has the time! . . . been at JCCA for six years . . . faculty member for three years . . , GOLDEN RULE DAY MRS. CINDY TURNOCK . . . teaches pre-algebra, Algebra II, geometry . . . a talented dancer, too . . . has taught at John C for two years . . . faculty 13 MRS. JANIS BLOCKER . . . at academy for four years . . . teaches English to ninth and eleventh grades and one class of typing , . , sponsors Broadcasting Club and school newspaper . , , a very busy lady . . . earth science, physical science, and biology . . . has completed two years on staff . . . football coach to varsity and j.v. teams . . . MISS MARY BAKER . . , teaches history, civics to eighth and ninth grades, government to seniors . . , girls1 basketball coach . , . junior class sponsor , . . two years at academy . . . MR. WELDON HUMPHREYS . . . Red11 ... at academy five years . . . assistant headmaster . . . teaches algebra, physical science and psychology . . . basketball coach . . . MR. PHIL BRYAN . . . newcomer to JCCA . . . history and economics teacher . . . football coach . . . another red head . , . MRS. CELESTE STONE . . , completed two years at JCCA . . . teaches eighth grade grammar and literature, senior government . . , junior class sponsor v. . 14 faculty MRS. PAT HOPPER . . . another newcomer . . � teaches four classes cf French and one class of psychology . . ‘ ‘une femme jolle 1 . . . MRS. BETTY LINDER ... has taught at John C for ten years . . . longtime yearbook advisor . . . teaches English to tenth and twelfth grades, one class of typing . . . senior class sponsor . . . MRS. LILLIAN GRIFFITH . . . librarian at John C. for three years . . , master story teller to the elementary grades . . . MRS. LEE EVANS . . . docs remedial work on all levels . . . has been at John C. for two years . . . faculty 15 CLASS OF ALTA ACKERMAN LADD ACKERMAN Officers of the Senior Class - left to right - Brantley Beach, Vice- president; Terri Blocker, President; and Wendy Hiott, Business-manager. senlors 17 CINDY BABB MATT AVANT BRANTLEY BEACH WES AVANT 18 seniors seniors 19 ¥ BILL COOK DENISE CULPEPPER BONNIE CARSON RONNY CONNELLY 20 seniors seniors 21 22 seniors WENDY HIOTT TOMMY HOWARD RONALD KEEGAN VAN HIPP seniors 23 PHIL O'QUINN CHUCK LEMACKS PAT LEWIS LISA REEVES 24 seniors RENEE SAMMONS TERESA SMITH JULIA RHODE ROBIN ROBINSON seniors 25 LISA SIMMONS KATHY STEEPLY PHYLLIS SMOAK MILES SANDERS 26 seniors DEBRA TRIPP DENISE TRIPP KAREN STRICKLAND EL LIE THOMAS seniors 27 JACK WHITEHEAD TERRI ULMER VICKY VONLEHE STEVE WIMBERLEY 28 seniors SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MR. MISS WARHAWK LADD ACKERMAN WENDY HIOTT rjV -1 Mt C ’ A V v ■ K . • oJ 'V e .r 9 J d ° , 1 ’ 93 •j senlors 29 MOST PROMISING VAN HIPP ALTA ACKERMAN MOST INVENTIVE CHUCK LEMACKS JULIE RHODE 30 seniors MOST CONSCIENTIOUS LADD ACKERMAN CINDY MILES SANDERS GAYLE CARROLL BABB seniors 31 MOST ATHLETIC PHIL O’QUINN DENISE TRIPP MISS DAR CINDY BABB 32 seniors SENIOR CLASS INDEX Alta Marie Ackerman French II Award - 2 National Honor Society -3,4 Senior Superlative Clyde Oliver Ackerman, Jr. Football -1,2 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Improved Award -1,2 Tennis - 3, 4 Class Vice-president - 3 Powder Puff Cheerleader -3,4 Coach - 3 National Honor Society -3,4 Senior Superlative Franklin Matthew Avant Football - 1 Basketball - 2 Golf - 1, 2, 3, 4 is - 4 Wesley Manuel Avant Transferred from Calvary, 1975 Warhawk Band - 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff Cheerleader - 3, 4 Cynthia Joan Babb French Award - 1 NEDT Merit Award - 1 P.C. Junior Fellow - 3 -JW . Furman Scholar 3 Wofford Schola't Miss DAR - 4 JtL. Senior Superlativej-..„ fc.’ Business Manager, Yearbook - Powder Puff Game -3,4 Klein Brantley Be Warhawk Baud - 2,3, 4 Football - 1 Paper Staff - 2, 3, 4 Business Manager - 4 Journalism Award - 3 Broadcasting Club -3,4 Powder Puff Cheerleader -3,4 Class Vice-President -4 Winston Graham Bennett Basketball - 1 Boys1 State - 3 Teresa Marie Blocker Cheerleader -3,4 Head - 4 Powder Puff Game -2,3,4 Chorus - 1 Bus Driver - 4 Class President - 4 Student Council - 4 Alison Kay Bryan Broadcasting Club - 3, 4 Powder Puff - 4 Brenda Gayle Carroll Transferred, 1976 National Honor Society -3,4 N.H.S. Vice-president - 4 Basketball Scorekeeper -3,4 Homecoming Queen Candidate - Miss Talon - 4 Newspaper Staff - 4 Senior Superlative Brigitta Kristina Covington Cheerleader - 1, 2,3 Chorus - 1 Newspaper Staff -1,4 Class Secretary - 1 Miss J.C.C.A. candidate - 1 Powder Puff Game'- 3 Martha Denise Culpepper -----Treasurer - 1 Newspaper Staff - 1 Chorus - 1: Powder Puff Game - 2, 3, 4 Miss J.C.C.A. candidate - 1 Janice Renee Cummings Chorus - 1, 2 Newspaper Staff - 1 William Arness Drawdy Football - 1, 2, 3, 4 Hustle Award - 1 P.C. Junior Fellow - 3 Furman Scholar - 3 Boys1 State - 3 National Honor Society -3,4 N.H.S. President - 4 NEDT Merit Award - 1 Donna Jean Fryar Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-head -3,4 Powder Puff -2,3,4 National Honor Society -3,4 Yearbook Staff -3,4 Chorus - 1 Richard Davis Gibson Booster Club Canteen - 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff -1,4 Victoria Ann Girardeau Chorus - 1 Powder Puff Game -2,3,4 Mary Kafer Godwin Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1 Girls State - 3 Powder Puff -2,3,4 Sandra Kay Guilford Warhawk Band - 2, 3, 4 Captain - 3 Musicianship Award - 1 Newspaper Staff - 4 Wendy Llewellyn Hiott Attendance Award - 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Superlative Chorus - 1 Newspaper Staff - 1, 2,-3, 4 Business Manager -3,4 Journalism Award -1,3 Girls' State - 3 Class Secretary-Treasurer - 2 Class Business Manager - 4 Broadcasting Club -3,4 President -3,4 Miss Freshman Miss Sophomore Miss J.C.C.A. candidate - 1 P.C. Junior Fellow - 3 Furman Scholar - 3 Marshall -1,2 National Honor Society -3,4 Secretary 3 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Van Darrel Hipp, Jr, 34 seniors Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2 Tennis 3 Warhawk Band 1, 2 Captain 2 J Broadcasting Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Wofford Scholar - 4 P.C. Junior Fellow - 3 Furman Scholar - 3 U.S. History Award 3 Marshall 3 Who's Who in American H.S. Students Winner, Soil Conservation Speaking Contest Class President 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer - 2 Vice- president - 3 President - 4 Boys' State - 3 Governor of Boys' State - 3 U.S. Senator to Boys' Nation - 3 Senior Superlative Thomas Irvine Howard Football - 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Improved - 2 Golf - 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Improved - 2 Sportsmanship Award - 3 National Honor Society - 3, 4 Powder Puff Cheerleader -3,4 Tennis - 4 Ronald Andrew Keegan Football - 1 Powder Puff Cheerleader -3,4 Charles Monroe Lemacks Football -1,2 Basketball -1,2,3 Golf - 1, 2 Most Improved Award 1 Powder Puff Coach -3,4 Class President -2,3 Student Council -2,3 National Honor Society -3,4 Broadcasting Club 3, 4 President - 3 Senior Superlative Patrick Harold Lewis Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3 Powder Puff Coach - 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 NEDT Merit Award 1 Leslie Phillip O'Quinn, Jr. Transferred, 1975 Baseball - 2, 3, 4 Basketball - 2, 3, 4 Football - 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff Cheerleader -3,4 Most Valuable Baseball Award - 3 All-Tournament Basketball - 3 Senior Superlative Lisa Faye Reeves Chorus 1 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4 Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3, 4 Powder Puff - 3 Julia P ler ird uff-• de Cheerleader - 4 National Honor Society Treasurer - 3 Class Secretary - 3 Broadcasting Club Newspaper 2,3,4 Asst. Ed. - 3 Editor - 4 Chorus 1 NEDT Merit Award - Senior Superlative 3, 4 Lisa Greer Simmons Broadcasting Club -3,4 Powder Puff Game -3,4 Teresa Ann Smith Chorus - 1 Kathleen Louise Steedly Chorus - 1 Phyllis Renee Smoak Chorus 1 Powder Puff - 3, 4 Newspaper Staff - 1 National Honor Society -3,4 Karen Ruth Strickland Miss Junior Miss Senior Homecoming Queen Candidate William Ellison Thomas Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-president - 2 Class Business Manager - 3 Newspaper Staff - 4 Debra Gail Tripp Chorus 1 Powder Puff Game 2, 3, 4 Robin Annette Robinson Broadcasting Club - 4 Chorus - 1 Powder Puff -3,4 Cheerleader - 2 Miss J.C.C.A. candidate 1, Homecoming Queen - 4 Vicki Renee Sammons Warhawk Staff - 4 Jacqueline Denise Powder Puff -2,3,4 Basketball - 3, 4 Chorus - 1 Victoria Herring vonLehe Chorus 1 Broadcasting Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1 Powder Puff 3, 4 Girls' State 3 liles McBride Sanders Football - 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf - 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Improved Award - 3 Broadcasting Club -3,4 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, Senior Superlative Steven Douglas Wimberley Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Football - 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff - 1 JUNIORS Ann Jervey - President; Perry Hiott - Vice president; Cindy Flowers - Secretary Treasurer; and Rhonda Rister - Business Manager 36 llth 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 Melanie Arney Scott Bagnal Beth Beach Robin Berry Anne Bowers Ann Jervey Annie Lee Keegan Gary Koger Lisa Lyons Bud Brown Ferebee Brown Karen Brown Johnny Byrd Lowell Macher Mike Newton Bobbilu Padgett Curt Pearcy 11th grade 37 Carl Riddle Rhonda Rister Carolyn Rizer Bobbie Robertson Joey Smoak Cindy Socha Paul Steadman Marsha Steedley Mary Tennant Tod Tucker Suzanne Tuten Andrea Ulmer Jan Varn Jack Watson Tom Westbury Kenny Young 38 llth grade GRADE TEN Bonnie Phillips - President Bill Padgett - Vice-president Gwen Owens - Secretary Nancy Black - Treasurer Sonya Bennett Nancy Black Chuck Babb Leanne Bratton Jerry Breland Jay Buddin 10 h grade 39 Douglas Camburn Deborah Cannady Cheryl Carroll Tammy Carroll Bill Johns Steve Klght Kim Miller Betty Nettles Gwen Owens John Carter Pam Chewning Sherrie Cockffeld Gaby Covington Bill Padgett Joy Padgett Jimmy Peurifoy Bonnie Phillips Perry Ramsey Ida Crosby Frieda Davis Kenny Davis Eric Fender Tony Reeves Melissa Robinson David Simmons Robbin Stivender Richard Fennessy Joe Flowers Chris Fralick Debbie Garrison John Tennant Craig Trefny Chip Upchurch Dan Utsey Skip Utsey Johnny Graham Beth Hiers Cindy Hudson Steve Hudson Sandy Warren Ann Wimberley Debbie Witsell David Woodard Linda Young 40 10th grade 10th grade 41 Nancy Bishop Greg Black Abbie Boatwright Kim Bridge Scott Grooms Mona Gunnels Betsy Haynes Tommy Herndon Laynie Hipp George Brown Walter Carmichael Michael Catterton Jamey Copeland Joe Howell Bobo Hudson El Jervey Melissa Johnston John Kinard GRADE NINE Scott Grooms - President Kim Bridge - Vice-president Dawn Tucker - Secretary-Treasurer Rosemary Bailey Scott Bailey Marie Bennett Todd Goodwin Terry Grayson Ann Gregory Shane Griffith Stephany Griffin Lesa Craven Skip Cummings Debbie Davis Cathy DeLoach David Dodd David Dulaney Greg Dyches Ann Erwin Scott Fennessy Nicole Garris 42 9th grade 9th grade 43 Jim Linder Mary Carlisle McLeod Dwight Mitchell 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 44 9th grade GRADE EIGHT Jamie Smoak - President Walter Hiott - Vice-president Sheldon Girardeau - Sec.-Treas. Michelle Beach David Bennett Kevin Bennett Anne Black I Neyle Black Derral Blocker Len Boston Terri Ann Bowman J 8th grade 45 Richard Breland James Brown Debbie Carroll Rusty Craven Johnny Cummings Cheryl Davis Mark Davis Scott Dean Mark Eley Elaine Flowers Sheldon Girardeau Curtis Gray Walter Hiott Beth Howard Mary Ann Hudson Tara Hudson Camie Hughes Kenny Hutto John Hydrick Bubs McLaine 46 8th grade Mark McRoy Jimmy Mitchell Caroline Murray Ross Norton Jerry Polk Kelly Rister Robbie Robertson Amy Sauls Jamie Simmons Mark Socha Todd Smith Jamie Smoak Johnny Smoak David Strickland Gina Tuten Laura Ann Tuten Jane Ulmer Madison Utsey Billy Varn Sallie Ware 8th grade 47 GRADE SEVEN Lesley Foster - President Trent Copeland Vice-president Scott Rizer - Secretary Paige Farish - Treasurer Jill Allen Lisa Andrews Steve Ashley Jodi Baggett Bubba’Bishop Jerri Blakeman Beth Boston Russell Brown Trent Copeland Bert Crosby Scott Crosby Anne Dodd 48 7th grade Luke Erwin Paige Farish Donna Farreli Monique Fennell Bubba Fort Lesley Foster Melissa Fulton Denise Godley Cal Griffin Pam Gustin Melinda Hawkins Shawne Headden Rhonda Johns Dowl Knight Steven Knight Stephanie Langdale Andy McClure Philip McNair Keith McRoy Dargan Moore 7th grade 49 Gail Nettles Phyllis O'Quinn Beth Powers Richard Reeves Robbie Reeves Scott Rizer Becky Sams Richie Schlesser Rhonda Smoak Charles Sosnowski Lisa Still Brantley Strickland Vicki Strickland Roger Thomas Buddy Ulmer Robert Utsey Paulette Warren Sissy Watson Tammy Wood Tandy Young 50 7th grade SIXTH GRADE Grace Ann Mitchell - President Benjy Black - Vice-president Lori Maddox - Secretary John Bennett - Treasurer Joey Ritter - Reporter Kathleen Simmons - Reporter Randy Addison Kenny Beebe Benjy Black Jonathon Cobb Paige Grayson Glenn Beach John Bennett Van Boynton Jody Crider Ann Herndon John Bryan Rodney Cummings Kristie Hoff Todd Buddin Carter Goodwin Lesli Howell Missy Carter Laura Goodwin Todd Hudson ... , 6th grade 51 Vicki Jones Grace Ann Mitchell Joey Ritter Robin Simmons Angie Valentine 52 6th grade Christi Kea Mary Mitchell Lisa Rogers Tammy Smyly Chet Varnadoe Lori Maddox Gwen Murdaugh Marion Sauls Angela Southard Bernard Walker Brad McMillan Bud Owens Jenny Savela David Strickland Suzanne White Winky McWhirter Allison Reeves Kathleen Simmons Debra Thomas Karen Young GRADE FIVE Bubba Williams - President Shan Pye - Vice President Allison Dyches - Secretary Kim Moody - Treasurer Richard Addison Bill Altman Lisa Avant Patrice Boyd Beebe Cooke Joey Craven Lara Craven Beth Crosby 5th grade 53 Darlene Crosby Tonya Crosby Allison Dyches Melanie Easterlin Yvette Floyd Darryl Fort Robbie Free Christian Gladfelter Ben Graham Kristen Gray Kevin Hinton Kim Hiott Lynn Hudson Ray Hudson George Johnson Jodi Johnston Scott Langdale Tracy Lohr Wendy Mimms Kim Moody 54 5th grade I Marsha McGinnis Sallie Neal Scott Norton Jennie Padgett Lynn Peters Shan Pye Prissy Ramsey Ronnie Reeves Angela Rogers Cathy Sams Todd Sauls Pamela Lynn Smyly Bert Snyder Kim Stanley Amy Stokes Susan Thomas Keith Warren Bubba Williams Donna Wilson Rob Young t 5th grade 55 GRADE FOUR Penny Altman Jeff Balish Danny Beach Marshall Bennett Scarlet Boatwright Greg Bryan Angie Carr Cindy Carter Kristie Connelly Connie Craven Jodie Crosby Mary Kate Dean Chris Dodd David Easterlin Dianne Flowers David Glenn Jill Griffin Heath Griffith Mary Gust in Sara Gust in Brett Handegan Michelle Headden Laurette Hinton Henry Hiott Jimmy Hiott 56 4th grade Donna Hoats Kip Hooker Billy Howell Alice Humphreys Deanne Jones Cindy Kinard Michelle Lasseter Carole McCants Sandy McClure Tuck McConnell Brown McLeod Chuck McMillan Robert McNair Michelle Morris Brian Reeves Skeeter Reeves Billy Ritter Sherrie Rizer Johnny Rodgers Tiwana Sanford Kristy Smoak Sonja Smoak Ward Ulmer Caroline Werntz Richie Wood 4th grade 57 GRADE THREE Monica Avant Scott Bridge Nicky Britt Chris Carter Clint Chewning Melanie Crosby Stacy Crosby Brian Dounion Madison Farrell Kim Gaddy Heather Gladfelter Stephanie Grant John Hamilton Kelly Hickman Seth Hiott Rob Hogan Robin Jones Kiki Kinard Sean Knight David Ladd 58 3rd grade Melody McGinnis Scott Moody Shawne Murphree Johnnie Neal Karen Nettles Leslie Padgett Stephen Padgett Bart Phillips Debbie Powers Sherry Rhode Will Rogers Thomas Rowe Kerri Seigler Gene Simmons Kim Simmons Brian Strickland Helana Strickland Jaymie Strickland Marc Warren Traci Warren Tammy Whitehead Bud Williams Ricky Wilson Kevin Young 3rd grade 59 GRADE TWO Jodi Addison Tammy Beach Becky Bennett Elizabeth Biggers Chad Brightwell Bill Craven Karen Craven Jeffrey Crider Benji Crosby Todd Crosby Tammy Driggers Scott Fennell Jamie Gahagan Amy Goehring Allen Gustin Benjie Herndon Billy Ray Herndon Toby Hinton Cecelia Hiott Matt Hiott Mike Hiott Wendy Hiott Toni Hooker Ward Lee Hooker Ashley Hudson 60 2nd grade Amy Humphreys Caroline Linder Wendy Litchfield Lane McLeod Robbie Murdaugh Todd Norton Pattie 0'Bryant Brantley Padgett Scott Pelium Jason Reeves Tracy Reeves Chris Rowe Sandy Sanders Carmen Sauls Christy Schneider Dee Ann Simmons Cindy Smith Lynn Smith Becky Smoak Cathy Trefny Net Turner Tracy Ulmer Wendy Ulmer Bucky Waldrop Michael Warren 2nd grade 61 GRADE ONE Kevin Beach Ashley Boyd Barbara Bratton Tammy Byrd Shelley Carson Jennifer Chipukites Scott Craven Tracey Craven Chad Crosby Jay Crosby Pamela Crosby Wayne Crosby Christy Dandridge Jay DeLoach Renee Dennis Christy Dopson Allan DuLaney Kim Fennell Todd Fennell Tina Garris Amy Gentry Scott Glenn Jeff Grant Chris Greene Jill Hiott 62 lst grade Roxy Hutchison Bubba Jones Jon Lohr Jimmy McCants Christy Mimms Mary Morris Bert Reeves Michael Ritter Leha Robertson Stacey Robertson Lesi Rodgers Trey Seigler Daryl Smoak Steve Smyly Dorie Stackhouse David Steedley Scott Steedley Tammy Steedley Christy Steele Brian Thomas Lst grade 63 KINDERGARTEN Grayson Altman Allyson Bridge Chad Britt Angie Broach Craig Brown Tracy Brown Philip Bryan Allen Butler Butch Calvert Whit Carter Kevin Crosby Michelle Crosby Amy Dandridge Jason Dandridge Kenny Dantzler Chris Drawdy Sonya Easterling Allison Fennell Matt Free Heather Gahagan Beth Gaskin Jennifer Gerard Allen Goehring Keri Holmes Robbie Hooker 64 kindergarten Heath Jones Patrick Ladd Kevin Litchfield Jerry 01 man Steve Owens Ann Padgett Sarah Padgett Stacey Padgett Melodie Pearce Jamie Ritter Scott Schlesser Kara Smith Michael Smith Connie Smoak Sammy Smutz Julie Stamper Trey Stanley Brandi Strickland Kim Strickland Tara Ulmer Manning Unger Eric Warren Cam Werntz Donice Williams Leslie Williamson kindergarten 65 66 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is made up of three officers elected by the student body and five class officers who act as representatives. The Council works with Mr. Lohr and the Board: its constitution states, The purpose of this organization shall be to serve as the voice of the student body in both student affairs and student activities. This year Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance and a sock-hop. It organized and participated in the Haunted House at the Halloween Carnival, and organized and sponsored the Academy's first tennis team. Officers are Van Hipp, president; Scott Bagnal, vice-president; and Skip Utsey, treasurer. Representatives are Terri Blocker, Ann Jervey, Bonnie Phillips, Scott Grooms and Jamie Smoak. 68 activities activities 69 NATIO New Members: Melanie Arney, Anne Bowers, Ferebee Brown, Lisa Dyches, Cindy Flowers, Shelley Foster, Alison Guess, and Perry Hiott, Second row: Ann Jervey, Michael Newton, Curt Pearcy, Carl Riddle, Rhonda Rister, Carolyn Rizer, Tod Tucker, Suzanne Tuten, and Kenny Young BILLY DRAWDY President GAYLE CARROLL Vice-president WENDY HIOTT Secretary-Treasurer 70 activities Alta Ackerman Ladd Ackerman Cindy Babb Donna Fryar Van Hipp Tommy Howard Chuck Lemacks Pat Lewis Julia Rhode Phyllis Smoak In an impressive candlelight ceremony before the entire student body, seventeen members of the junior class were inducted into the National Honor Society. Senior members explained the qualities of Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service which are criteria for selection. To close out the ceremony, each old and new member lighted a candle symbolizing the four qualities. activities 71 The 1977-76 yearbook staff was a small one but the few who worked worked hard! Producing a yearbook is almost a year- round job; as soon as one deadline has been II V . .. . : 7 . ' ,, : ' .. . 7 r as £. ■' ■.. ..... ,. 7 , : ■ 7' ' 7 ■.. g . .. 11 . | |j mi i; 1 wmmmm iis s i m ■ i ....7 im i «ilWiilPiS : i:...............i..5ii5:: ii m wd 1 1 g f, , i la I ‘ | 1 i ■ a i ili lilii t4fk ?0 V m ‘ i ii ,, g i • S§ 1 s ,r v“5 v - i, , ; v- ■ • i -:i 5' . ,, „ 5,, v iRlpf f s X i: . m fq 5% v l , tf ■ r. 1 „ 5”; ig % L - V ' i - fi , m ‘i; , v 1 J i i : ii iii iliiiiiiiliiiii� saiili 1 ' := mmB3.....55...51..55.............................55555555 ; j[ . ■ i I «i� trini Mn. Betty Unde Mn, Susan Neti! : ' 'ii' ' ':' ,..... : '' ' ;i.5' : 5 : :' '55 7. .' . ' . : ■ . .' . WXfWH 'T’:' ::0h rXS h lillSS . i ■ ! 7 7 5 .i. 77 It XXXSdm ■M liSi lliiiiiiiil a ail asili illi iiiMiia illi 'Isii illiligilll ■ . :7V rnmmmmm mm Emm ■ SVf'-: ; ■ imkmkmm iMM wmmmm mm. : ■ mam THE BROADCASTING CLUB The Broadcasting Club is a fairly new addition to John C. Under the guidance of Mrs. Janis Blocker, students plan, write, and tape weekly broadcasts each Wednesday night, which are then aired on Sunday afternoons at 3:00. These shows present academy news, focusing on current activities and offering special features on members of the student bodv. The show also features current musical favorites. The local club is affiliated with the South Carolina Scholastic Broadcasters Association and attends its annual convention. Local officers are Wendy Hiott, president; Brantley Beach, vice- president; and Miles Sanders, technician. Other members are Beth Beach, Kay Bryan, Van Hipp, Gary Koger, Chuck Lemacks, Lisa Lyons, Bobbie Robertson, Robin Robinson, Lisa Simmons and Vicky vonLehe. Activities 77 Wht OTarf) a tofe But B Sfo. Z leifti ffi, (EaUfmnt Acaftemg Hnuettiber ZZ, 1977 tureo' Vice- House, sponsored by the student council attracted over 500 people. It was the most successful booth at the Hal'oween Carnival. The PTO will soon begin work on the annual Christmas Bazaar. The bazaar Is always a well received and most welcomed event, it will be hew on Dearner 7th Section i. A student involvement poll shall be taken at the beginning of each year, in order to help evaluate extracurricular activities. Article VII. Section t. This Ounsluiwn may be amended in the future as deemed necessary by the Headmaster and the Student Council. On October 27. the Broadcasting Club made a trip to the Carolina Col- iseum where three members com- peted with irmo High Schools repre� sentatives in a Quiz Kids- contest Though our school did not win, we were very pleased with the fine job our three did. Van Hipp, Billy Drawdy. and Miles Sanders were the three “quiz kies, Also making the trip were Wendy Hintt, Robot. Robinson Befefete Robertson, Beth Beach, Lisa Lyons, Kay Bryan, and sponsor, Mrs, danis Blocker. 78 activities activities 79 THE WARHAWK Editor Assistants Special Features Business Manager Sports Editor Photographer Typing and Proofreading Julie Rhode Cindy Socha Alison Guess Mary Tennant Gaby Covington Terri Ulmer Jan Varn Ferebe Brown Wendy Hiott Lisa Reeves Ellie Thomas Brantley Reach David Gibson Richard Davis Sandy Warren Gayle Carroll Sandie Guilford Renee Sammons Staff Laynie Hipp Michele Beach Mary Ann Hudson Brett Covington Nicole Garris Beth Howard Tommy Carroll Beth Hiers Stephanie Griffin Camie Huges John Tennant Tara Hudson Sally Ware Kim Miller Pam Chewning Chip Upchurch 80 activities THE WARHAWK is the academy newspaper published six times a year. With its own photographer and dark room, the paper is able to chronicle the events that involve and interest the students. Certain features run in every issue: class news, teacher of the month, and student of the month, in addition to the usual columns featuring gossip and sports. The final issue each year focuses on the graduating class. activities 81 82 acti viti es In the spring of '77, the Juniors presented the graduating class with an Hawaiian Paradise and an evening to remember! The gym was a tropical island; the food was delicious; the band - PARADISE LOST - was great! Who could ask for anything more? acti viti es 83 84 activities The annual Homecoming Pep Rally is a big event in the fall calendar. Skits by cheerleaders, football players and faculty are dramatically presented to delight the entire academy. A queen is selected from among the faculty entrants to preside over the festivities. Weldona Humphreys won the coveted crown in 1977! 85 The fourth, fifth, and sixth grades competed delivering their own original cheers — the fifth grade won! The 'Cheerleaders' in the top picture impressed everyone with their beauty and grace. The varsity cheerleaders proclaimed to the school that they were sweet on the team — and turned themselves into all sorts of confectionary tid-bits. On the night of the Big Game, 1976 Queen Kinloch Howell returned to crown her successor: ROBIN ROBINSON. Runners-up were Gayle Carroll and Karen Strickland. 86 activities activities 87 i � 88 Warhawk Band Director GERALD POLK with the Banner and Mark McRoy and Jamie Simmons Drum Major Stephany Griffin and the Flag Corps: Rosemary Bailey, Kim Bridge, Debbie Davis, Cathy DeLoach, Laynie Hipp, Kristie Hoff, Phyllis O'Quinn, Kelly Ordel, Allison Reeves, Robin Simmons, Rhonda Smoak, and Lisa Williams. 9G Activ?ties Saxaphones: Randy Addison, Scott Bailey, Greg Barnes, Benjy Black, Russell Brown, Nicole Garris, Amy Stokes, and Billy Varn (not pictured - Paige Farish) Lower Brass: Brantley Beach, George Brown, Bert Crosby, Diedrich Davis, Betsy Haynes, Bill Johns, Perry Ramsey, and Johnny Smoak. Percussion: Richard Addison, Ferebee Brown, Michael Catterton, Ray Hudson, Lowell Macher, Jerry Polk, Becky Smith, Bert Snyder, and Bernard Walker. Activities 91 Trumpets and Mellophones: Wes Avant, David Bennett, Neyle Black, Len Boston, Cal Griffin, Mona Gunnels, Beth Howard, El Jervey, John Kinard, Dowl Knight, Bruce Spell, Jimmy Syfrett, and Kenny Young (not pictured - Kenny Beebe). The Warhawk Marching Band has brought honor and respectful attention to the Academy. In exlstance only a few years, and starting from scratch, it has excelled beyond the most optimistic expectations. The Band Is composed of students from the fifth through the twelfth grades; they are serious about what they do, and this dedication has borne fruit. With the support of the Band Booster Club, the Band has been able to participate in Band Contests throughout the state. During the 1977 fall ‘ tirjgfcision at the Furman Band Contest, f-Efgln. Their trophy case is running PliPMfl The Band makes many public appearances during the year. When possible, they accept Invitations to march in nearby parades and to participate In aif local activities. They have been an important part of the Walterboro VARIETIES for the past three years. To muls nil this financially possible, the band parents who comprise the Band Booster Club j Mrs. Celeste Grooms is currently 92 Activities Flutes and Clarinets: Lisa Andrews, Rhonda Bailey, Teri Bowman, Laura Craven, Cheryl Davis, Lesley Foster, Scott Grooms, Alison Guess, Sandie Guilford, Bonnie Holloman, Leslie Howell, Grace Ann Mitchell, Gale Nettles, Pattie Robertson, and Kathleen Simmons. Officers of the Band: Captain - Lowell Macher President - Kenny Young Vice-president - Brantley Beach Sec.-Treas. - Laynie Hipp Librarian - Rhonda Bailey Asst. Lib. - Cathy DeLoach Publicity - Stephany Griffin Color Guard Captain - Lisa Williams Co-Captain - Laynie Hipp Activities 93 THE WARHAWK BABY BAND 94 Activities i K;V4 P _ � V, 'h it There are a few more than fifty students who have joined the ••baby band0 this year. They wifi move up in lime to take their places with the Marching Band. Mr, Polk takes them through their paces every afternoon after the senior group has finished their workout. Being a member of this outstanding group is fun, but it's also a lot of hard work! Activities 95 96 activities mm POWDER PUFF, 1977 The third annual Powder- Puff game between the girls of the twelfth and eleventh grades, assisted by their sister classes, took place on a cold night in December. Ann Wimberley, quarterbacking a strong senior coalition, led her group to a 18-14 victory over the junior group whose quarterback was Melanie Arney. Steve Wimberley and Chuck Lemacks coached the winners. Perry Hiott and Joey Smoak were junior class coaches. activities 97 Each year since the Academy's birth, the Parent-Teacher Organization has been a very active financial supporter of the school. Its continuing project since the inception of the school has been a Christmas Bazaar. The funds from this and other PTO activities have provided for the academy many of the extras that make life for the teachers and students more enjoyable. President for the 1977-78 school year was Mrs. Sandra Fennell. Co- chairmen for the Bazaar were Mrs. Emily Norton, Mrs. Gary Brfghtweff, Mrs. Bobbi Hiott, and Mrs. Beth Warren. The second big money-making project of the PTO is the Halloween Carnival. Co-chairmen for this event were Morris Pye and Richard Norton. 98 acti vities acti viti es 99 100 activities activities 101 102 candid camera candid camera 103 104 candid camera candid camera 105 106 candid camera nf A candid camera 107 108 candid camera candid camera 109 110 candid camera candid camera 111 112 Sports Varsity team: Todd Goodwin, Bobo Hudson, Bifly Ulmer, Jay Buddin, Steve Hudson, Richard Fennessy, Joe Flowers, Chris Fralick, Steve Kight, Bill Padgett, Tony Reeves, David Simmons, John Tennant, Skip Utsey, Richard Davis, Perry Hiott, Carl Riddle, Joey Smoak, Tod Tucker, Jack Watson, Tom Westbury, Ronny Connelly, Billy Drawdy, Tommy Howard, Pat Lewis, Phil C Qufnn, Miles Sanders, and Eflie Thomas. Coaches: Phil Bryan and David Crosby Although the team did not have a successful record this year, they did not lack for effort. Walt till next year! VARSITY FOOTBALL S ports 113 Sports H5 AND MOR : 0i %: §£ j ;• .i.: ' ' ' Nl . mm m Mi i - ■ 11 - -s%r ■ « c 116 Sports Junior Varsity: Glenn Beach, Joey Ritter, Bubba Bishop, Russell Brown, Trent Copeland, Cal Griffin, Philip McNair, Robbie Reeves, Scott Rizer, Brantley Strickland, Roger Thomas, Buddy Ulmer, Mark Davis, Sheldon Girardeau, Waiter Miott, Robbie Robertson, Mark Socha, Jamie Smoak, Madison Utsey, Walter Carmichael, Jamie Copeland, Greg Dyches, Scott Fennessy, Dwight Mitchell and Sandy Rogers. Coaches: Phil Bryan and David Crosby The 1977 team achieved the best record in the team $ history, finishing with a 5-0-1 season. They were scored against only once! OTBALL S ports 117 118 sports Varsity Team - El Ile Thomas, Pat Lewis, Phil O'Quinn, Richard Davis, Michael Newton, Carl Riddle Standing: Ladd Ackerman, Tommy Howard, Chip Upchurch, Lance Snyder, Perry Hiott Coach: Weldon Humphreys The 1977-78 Varsity Warhawks posted the best won loss record in the history of the school with a mark of 18-5. They were repeat champions of the Savannah Holiday Classic, and regular season co-champions. msmmm tisii mm sports 119 120 sports sports 121 122 sports ■ J-V TEAM: First row: Mark Socha, Sheldon Girardeau, John Hydrick, Mark Davis Second row: Doug Camburn, Steve Hudson, Craig Trefney, Chris Fralick, Richard Fennessy Third row: Jay Buddin, David Simmons, Bill Padgett, John Tennant, Joe Flowers, (not pictured - Greg Dyches, Mark Eiey, Todd Smith) Coach: Weldon Humphreys sports 123 The J-V boys finished the season with an overall record of 16-3, and a region record of 9-1. This is the best J.V. record in school history. The Junior Warhawks went on to become region champions in the tournament in Beaufort the last of February. 124 sports � 1 VARSITY GIRLS - Left to right: Managers Mary Kay Godwin and Lisa Dyches; Players: Cindy Flowers, Pam Chewning, Tammy Carroll, Denise Tripp, Bobbilu Padgett, Marsha Steedly, Shelley Foster, Sandy Warren, Rhonda Rister, Joy Padgett, Leanne Bratton Coach: Mary Baker The Varsity Girls had a good season this year. Having a season record of 9-9, and a conference record of 6-2, they went to the tournament in secon place. In the tournament they finished as runner-up. sports 125 126 sports sports 127 128 sports This team is really the Mighty Mites - sweeping away all opposition! Their record for the 1977-78 season is almost a perfect one . . . is J-V Girls Team - First row: Debbie Davis, Cynthia White, Becky Smith, Dawn Tucker, Beth Wilson Second row: Terry Grayson, Ginny Sams, Kelly Rister, Elaine Flowers, Jane Ulmer, Lisa Walters Third row: Mary Ann Hudson, Cricker Smith, Michelle Beach, Beth Howard, (not pictured - Tara Hudson) Coach: Mary Baker sports 129 J-V GIRLS 1977-78 was a sensational season! The J.V. girls had a season record of 13-2 and their conference record was 8-0. They went into the tournament No. 1 and they finished No. 1, a repetition of last year. Greeaat! 130 sports sports 131 CHEERLEADERS 132 sports i VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lesley Foster Becky Sams Tara Hudson Kelly Rister Jodi Bagget Ann Erwin, co-head Dawn Tucker, head Elaine Flowers Ginny Sams sports 133 134 sports sports 135 136 Sports SPRING 1977 «£ 'Vf ' mmmrnsamm Coaches Bud Steadman and Franklin Avant led John C.'s golf team to another impressive record in 1977. It was not the undefeated year that '76 was, but they marked a score of 8-3-1. Miles Sanders, Paul Steadman, Matt Avant, Neal Gentry, Randy Hoats and Tommy Howard are the members of the team. Sports 137 Team: Mike Bowman, Tuffy Chaplin, Richard Davis, Jeff Hawes, Richard Fennessy, Steve Hudson, Steve Kight, Phil O'Quinn, Jimmy Peurifoy, Tony Reeves, Joey Smoak, John Tennant, Tod Tucker, Chip Upchurch, Mike Upchurch, Steve Wimberley. Led by their coaches Wyman Carter and Charles Rister, the '77 team enjoyed an impressive record of 12-5. BASEBALL 138 Sports Sports 139 AND wmmsmmnmmaM lilii Immmmi 4- ., ,■ ■ .- 140 S ports Tennis, one of the fastest growing sports in the country, came to John C. in the spring of '77. As a neophyte group, their record was not impressive, but with another year’s experience the second spring should be better. Members of the team: Kneeling are Joe Flowers, Curt Pearcy, Jamey Copeland, Mike Newton. Standing - Ladd Ackerman, Bud Brown, John Moylan, Carl Riddle. Coach: Bill H offer Sports 141 wmffinmm mmm Mh m a ' - ■•• , 1 IMI %. mia M HB 142 Sports Sports 143 ■ Members of the team: Ann Wimberley Debbie Witsell, Shelley Foster and Sandy Warren. Not pictured are Ann Jervey and Rhonda Rister. Coach: Bill Hoffer 144 sports 145 146 candid camera candid camera 147 148 149 1 MISS TALON GAYLE CARROLL 150 Beauties MISS SENIOR KAREN STRICKLAND . Beaut ies 151 MISS JUNIOR MELANIE ARNEY 152 Beauties MISS SOPHOMORE GABY COVINGTON 154 Beauties MISS FRESHMAN DAWN TUCKER MISS EIGHTH GRADE ANNE BLACK Beauties 155 HOMECOMING QUEEN ROBUN ROBINSON 156 Beauties 157 PATRONS Clyde 0. Ackerman Allen N. Gustin, D.D.S. Alice T. Beckett David W. Hiott, M.D. J. Frank Biggers, M.D. William T. Howell Auburn J. Bridge John B. Johnston, M.D. J. Ryan Buddin, D.D.S. Peden B. McLeod Kevin Campbell W.J. McLeod, Jr. George Cone Lee Ray Moody C.J. DeLoach, D.V.M. Gerald C. Smoak L.L. Erwin, Jr., M.D. John B. 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