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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

.1 17 .47 96 147 154 159 TALON ’80 Table of Contents Introduction ...................... Activities ....................... Sports ........................... Classes .......................... Faculty «St Administration....... Beauties ....................... Advertisements ................... + ■ 1 6 7 8 Working, Playing, Enjoying 11 12 Different People Different Personalities 15 T ogether Separate 16 Activities 18 Activities National Honor Society 20 Activities Activities 21 22 Activities Activities 23 Advisor: Susan Nettles Editor: Cheryl Carroll Classes Editor: Joy Padgett Sports Editor: Tara Hudson Ads Editors: Dawn Tucker, Ginny Sams Activities Editor: Terry Grayson Business Manager: Rhonda Bailey Photographers: Leanne Bratton, Randy Warren, George Brown, Lisa Walters The staff members work very hard to produce an annual the students will be proud of. We hope to bring out the pleasure and excitement of cre- ating something permanent, something that will be a lasting reminder of good friends and good times. 24 Activities alis JSarljauik B taff 1973-80 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bonnie Phillips FEATURE EDITORS Slephany Griffin, Lesa Craven ASSISTANTS Michele Beach, Lisa Still Stephanie Langdale Camie Hughes NEWS EDITORS Tammy Carroll, Kim Miller ASSISTANTS Sonya Bennett, Rosemary Bailey Mary Ann Hudson Debbie Garrison Pam Chewning, Melissa Fulton SPORTS EDITORS John Tennant, Jimmy Peurifoy ASSISTANTS Laynie Hipp, Jerri Blakeman BUSINESS MANAGERS Ann Wimberly, Nicole Garris ASSISTANTS Gale Nettles, Donna Farrell Gina Tuten TYPISTS Mrs. Blocker’s typing class ADVISOR Mrs. Jam's Blocker 26 The Warhawk Staff, in its 11th year of existence, has the task of creating 6 is- sues of the Warhawk, our school news- paper. The members of the staff sign up and are selected by the advisor and members of the editorial staff based on their interest, capability, and depend- ability. Each Warhawk contains articles of news from Kindergarten through the twelth grade, articles about school hap- penings, a teacher of the month, and 2 students of the month. All of the stu- dents at J.C.C.A. thoroughly enjoy The Warhawk. Activities 27 The Broadcasting Club, in its fourth year of existance, broadcasts on Saturday afternoon over WALD. The weekly program consists of campus news, school happenings, sports, com- edy, and county interests, and also features pop- ular albums. The club is a member of the State Association of Broadcasters, and participates in the Highschool News Quiz Contest offered by the University of South Carolina. In 1978 the club won two state awards for programming. Advisors: Janis Blocker, Nichole Tramel Produc- tion Managers: Skip Utsey, David Woodard Asst.: George Brown, Chris Langdale; Program Directors: Nancy Black, Frieda Davis, Sec. Tres. Ann Wimberly Activities 29 1978, 1979 State Class A 30 Activities The Marching Warhawks Band Officers left to right: Gale Nettles, Donna Farrell, Bill Johns, John Kinard, Lisa Williams, Lisa Andrews, Stephanie Langdale Clarinets Flutes: Scott Grooms, Gale Nettles, Marsha McGinnis, Carlton Progroski, Carmen Long, Cindy Kinard, Lisa Rogers, Jennifer Thomas, Lesli Howell, Kathleen Simmons, Angela Southard, Paige Grayson, Lara Craven, Rhonda Bailey, Pam Scoggins, _aura Goodwin, Melissa Fulton, Shawne Headden, Henry Hiott, Donna Farrell, Winky McWhirter, Lisa Andrews, Stephanie Langdale, Jan Ulmer, Patty Robertson, Grace Ann Mitchell, Lesley Foster, Cheryl Davis Activities 31 n emission: Will Rogers, Richie Wood, Anne Dodd, Ray Hudson, Jerry Polk, Gene Simmons, Stacy Headden, Richard Addison, Vic rosby. Bernard Walker, Richie Schlesser, Matt Addison, Becky Smith, Duke Hipp, Jodi Baggett, Madison Farrell, Johnny Rogers Kip Hooker, Rodney Cummings, Johnny Smoak, Kenny Beebe, Carter Goodwin, Bert Crosby, Bill Johns, Betsy Haynes Left to right: Laynie Hipp, Allison Reeves, Lori Maddox, Kim Hiott, Vicky Jones, Phyllis O’Quinn, Lynn Peters, Gwen Murdaugh, Lisa Williams, Tammy Wood, Debbie Davis, Robin Simmons, Melinda Hawkins, Rosemary Bailey, Kristie Hoff; Middle: Stephany Griffin Saxophones: Kristy Smoak, Angie Valentine, Amy Stokes, Nicole Garris, John Bennett, David Ritter, Michelle Headden, Michelle Morris, Randy Addison, Billy Varn, Greg Barnes Activities 33 Activities 35 Activities 3 7 Seniors At Halloween 1. Help! Don’t shoot. 2. Is there a doctor in the house? 3. How are ya, Clint? 4. Mr.? Ms.? 5. Who’s that under there? The Senior class of 1970 started the tradition of wearing Halloween cos- tumes to school. The class of 1980 followed in respectable tradition with some outlandish costumes. 38 Activities 1. Wow! That character! 2. Top that hat! 3. It’s the gang. 4. Ain’t she sweet?! 5. When she’s not putting out fires, she’s Activities 39 Christmas At J.C.C.A. 40 Activities On Wednesday, December 5, 1979, John C. Calhoun Academy held its annual Christmas Bazaar from 5:30-8:30 P.M. Headed up by Gail Howell and Barbara Crosby, the bazaar was a great success in raising a little over $3500. The departments at the bazaar were as follows: Christmas, Grandmother, Low Country Crafts, Country Store, and Dessert. After a full meal was served, everyone enjoyed shopping with the Christmas spirit. Activities 41 Junior-Senior ’79 42 Activities Activities 43 Homecoming Beauties 44 Senior Players And Sponsors 1. Freida Davis and Chris Fralick 2. Bobbilu Padgett and Richard Fennessy 3. Gay Polaski and John Tennant 4. Nancy Black and John Carter 5. Ann Wimberley and Steve Right 6. Shannon Bruce and Steve Hudson 7. Elaine Flowers and Skip Utsey 8. Dawn Tucker and Joe Flowers 45 PowderPuff On Nov. 6, 1979, the Senior class sponsored the an- nual Powderpuff football game. After practicing a week in advance, both teams exper- ienced total chaos. After some unpre- dicted calls by the refs., the Jrs, de- feated the Srs. 8 to 6. 1. Seniors are sponsored before the game. 2. Senior Debbie Witsell calmly awaits the big game. 3. Meditating before the game. 4. Friends at school; but enemies on the field. 5. 69 — The center of attention. 6. Sophomore Elaine Flowers takes the sideline. 46 Activities 1. A Warhawk sandwich 2. Nobody is getting by Steve! 3. Diving over opponents for some tough yardage. ■4. Hawk defense stalls an op- ponent. 48 Spons 1. Reaching for a few extra yards. 2. Robbie, on his way to six, glides by all opponents! 3. When a Warhawk player wants yardage; He gets it! 4. Escaping all opponents! 5. Sprinting toward some action! Sports 49 1. The defense is in hot pursuit of our quarterback. 2. “There is no way I’m letting you go!” 3. A pass just in the knick of time! 4. “This time the pass is mine!” 5. Hawk teammates summing up the situation. The varsity football team, coached by “Red” Bounds, showed much effort and determination through- out the year, but were able only to capture one victory. Their new coach was assisted by Richard Smith, Bruce Wimberly, and Rev. Archie Evans. They showed much interest in the outcome of each game, and helped shape up the moral of the team. Coach Bounds said the record was an improve- ment over last year but not as much as he had hoped. Next year is hoped to be much better with the upcoming boys from the junior var- sity squad. 1. Warming up for the big game! 2. Struggling every step of the way. 3. Mark hurries to punt the foot- ball. 4. Being a football player isn’t al- ways glamorous! 52 Sports Seniors JOE FLOWERS SKIP UTSEY STEVE RIGHT JOHN CARTER RICHARD FENNESSY JOHN TENNANT STEVE HUPSON CHRIS FRALICK :f Sports 53 Junior Varsity Football IIIO Offense: top row — Benjy Black, Trent Copeland, Madison Utsey, John Hydrick Bottom row — Steve Ashley, Keith McRoy, Robbie Reeves, Todd Hudson, Randy Warren, Richie Schlesser, Mark Maxey, not picutred: Bubba Bishop 54 SpCTLS Lineman: top row — Richie Schlesser, Luke Erwin, Keith McRoy, Robbie Reeves, Steve Ashley, Todd Hudson, Bottom row Keith Warren, Bryan Sudduth, Ray Hudson, Brady Ordel, Ronnie Reeves, Cal Griffin, Randy Warren, James Brown, Richard Reeves Defense: top row — Scott Rizer, Keith McRoy, Joey Ritter, Madison Utsey, John Hydrick Bottom row — Keith Warren, Mark Maxey, Richie Schlesser, Robbie Reeves, James Brown, Steve Ashley, Todd Hudson, not pictured: Bubba Bishop Sports 55 Defensive Backs: Bert Snyder, Van Boynton, Rusty Craven, Scott Rizer, Madison Utsey, John Hydrick, Bert Crosby, Keith McRoy Joey Ritter, not pictured: Bubba Bishop Receivers: Jody Crider, Roy Young, Glenn Beach, Benji Black, Trent Copeland, Mark Maxey The junior varsity football team, coached by Jay Welch, finished their season with an overall better record than last year. With a new coach, they did surprisingly well and ended with a 4-3 record. Assisting the coach were Jackie Bridge and Morris Pye who helped considerably throughout the year. The boys are looking forward to a better season next year and plan to have many thrilling and close games. Sophomores: Madison Utsey, Mark Maxey, Rusty Craven, John Hydrick Sports 57 V o G 1 i 1 r e 1 y ’s b a I 1 1. Sandy reaches for the ball and hopes for the point. 2. Cynthia concentrates on get- ting over that net! 3. Lesley, Becky, and Sandy await the serve anxiously. 4. Every- one looks on in anticipation. The volleyball team, consisting of girls ranging from the 9th to 12th grades, was formed this year with the help of their coach, Miss Mary Baker. This first year they won only two games. It is hopeful that next year, with more experience they will have a better season. The girls participated in a tournament held here in our gym. Unfortunately they did not turn out on or We will be looking forward to cafeog them “The Champs” next 4 1. That's a sure point! 2. Sandy hopes that shot is up and over! 3. Come on Lesley, we need this point! 4. Almost, but not quiet! 5. Cynthia slams the ball over the net! I Sports 59 6CI Sports The varsity cheer leaders have worked hard this year to pro- mote school spirit. They attended a national cheerleader camp at the University of Georgia and learned many new techniques and ideas to encourage support for our athletic teams. The cheerleaders have done a great job! Nancy Black Shannon Bruce Joy Padgett Chris Langdale Dawn Tucker Ginny Sams Ann Erwn Tara Hudson Elaine Flowers Anne Black Sports 61 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Spirit is the most valued possession you can have at an athletic event. The people who have the most spirit are our cheerleaders. They show devo- tion to the players and let them know that they are behind them one hun- dred percent. They also encourage the students to show that same devo- tion. The cheerleaders are there to comfort a loss and shout for a victory. Becky Sams Lesley Foster Paige Farish Southard Paige Grayson Melanie Easterlin Kim Stanley Allison Dyches Sports 63 Boys’ Varsity Basketball I Loyal Hawk fans w'atch anxiously as Upchurch shoots for two. I is —ore than willing to make this basket GOOD! 5 Steve looks for the open man who'll make a sure two. 3 The Varsity Boys’ Basketball team had an im- pressive 8-3 record at the season’s halfway mark. This year’s team, under the direction of first-year coach, Richard Smith, had showed the ability to win another state championship. The Hawk’s three losses came at the hands of Sum- ter, Calvary of Savannah, and Windsor Acade- my of Macon. J.C.C.A. fans are assured that our boys will do their best to win that coveted State Championship. The annual staff was unable to write the outcome of the season due to an early deadline, but we’re sure that our boys will come out on top. 1. Lance drives to the hoop and scores! 2. After Lance’s shot, David heads the other way, feeling sure its a swish. 3. Jay, very casually, puts the ball in the basket. 66 Sports 1. Chip battles for the ball under the boards. 2. What goes up, must come down, and when it does a Hawk player is sure to have that ball. 3. Above the crowd, Jay aims for two! 4. David, ignoring the defense, concentrates on two points. Sports 67 B a s V k a e G r t ♦ 1 s b r i a 1 t 1 s’ y i 1. Sandy skies for two points. 2. Cynthia powers under the hoop for a tough two. 3. Chris concentrates in an unusual way to ensure the basket. 68 Sports 1. “Should I throw it to Cynthia or Debbie?” 2. It looks so easy when we shoot, 3. Rhonda bombs for two as the defense looks on helplessly. 4. After breaking the huddle, our Hawks are ready to win! Sports 69 The Varsity Girls Basketball Team, coached by Mrs. Mary Welch, had compiled a 4-6 re- cord midway through the sea- son. Despite the loss of Becky Smith due to an ankle injury, the girls had showed great improve- ment and the ability to be num- ber one. This year the girls team hopes to surpass last year’s sea- son and win their first state championship. 1. It looks even; but a blue shirt always comes up with the ball. 2. Debbie can outrun them all! 3. 5 reaches but there is no way she’s goint to stop Terry’s shot from going in. 4. Debbie throws the belli to one of her teammates. 70 Sports 1. With the defense swarming around, Leanne somehow manages to get two points! 2. Sandy challenges the two Hammond players! 3. The two Hammond players stop Chris from passing the ball! 4. Cynthia shoots her free throw with “style, form, and grace!” 4 .;SS Sports 71 Sports 73 1 2. 3. 4. Bruce watches the defensive moves as he dribbles down court. Mark goes for two as Bubba and Bruce watch intensely! John overpowers the College Prep player! Bruce comes out with a big RE- BOUND! In the middle of the season, the J.V. Boys have done quite well and have accomplished a record of 4-4. In their remaining games, the annual staff wish- es them the very best of luck and much success. Jay Welch, their new coach, has done a very good job of conditioning and strengthening the boys for this season. Due to our early deadline date we are unable to announce the final outcome of the boys’ season. 74 Sports J.V. Girls Basketball 1. Beth aims for the basket. 2. Tandy dribbles down court for the lay-up! 3. Monique and Tandy bring it in from the sidelines. 4. Monique gets ready for the rebound! 5. Elaine concentrates to make the basket. Sports 75 The J.V. Girls, coached by Mary B. Welch, have been trying very hard to have a successful season. The girls have played a good number of games, but so far have only captured one victory. We hope the girls will achieve their goal of success by the end of the season. M'iMS I 1. Beth passes over the defensive player. 2. Tandy draws the foul as she goes up for two! 3. Jan goes for two with the entire team guarding her! 4. The team looks on as Tandy brings it down court. 5. All the players scramble for the loose ball! 76 Sports Sports 77 Baseball ’79 The baseball team, coached by John Welch, finished their season with a fantastic record of 10-5. They managed to become second in their conference with Thomas Heyward taking first. They would have cer- tainly been a cinch for a tournament winner, had they participated in one. Two of the players who graduat- ed last year are now playing college baseball. They are Richard Davis, who is playing for The Citadel, and Tony Langdale who now plays for Erskine. 7 8 Sports 1. Chip throws it to one of his team- mates- 2. Jay hits again! ■ '4 -v Sports 81 tf co to Softball ’79 'i'V i v=;- ■' !' ’ ■: • i- • ■ 82 Sports Jk Jfcl 1. Run faster! 2. Hey, It’s coming my way. 3. It’s too low. Sports 83 79 Boys’ Tennis The boys tennis team coached by Kenny Rowe fin- ished their season with a record of 5-4. Coach Rowe was pleased with last year’s season, but is looking forward to an even more successful year. 1. Please don’t go out! 2. 1 don’t think I can make it! 3. I’ll get it! 4. I’m waiting for the return. 84 Sports 1. Come on Jimmy, get ready! 2. Did he hit it? 3. I hope he gets it! 4. I hope he misses. Sports 85 79 Girls’ T ennis The girls tennis team, coached by Tom- my Godwin, had a very successful sea- son. They finished the year with an out- standing record of 10 wins and only 2 losses. The girls also had very good indi- vidual records. Unfortunately they did not participate in any tournaments, but they proved that they were certainly ca- pable of it. We hope that next year will be as great, even better, for our girls tennis team. Good Luck! 86 4 1. Gosh, Pm tired! 2. Let’s see them return this one! 3. Good follow through, 4. Well, maybe it’ll get over! 5. Jump high and swing! 87 The golf team, coached by Bud Steadman, had a remarkably good season. With eleven opponents scheduled, they won ten losing only one. Two of the games were canceled. They partici- pated in the State Tournament at Hilton Head but after one day of play they returned to Walterboro because of the weather. At the Athletic Banquet Paul Steadman received the Most Valuab- ble player award and Philip McNair received the Most Improved player award. 3 1. Trefney tries for a hole in one. 2. Well, it left the tee! 3. I got it! 4. Bubba drives it out of the sand trap. 4 88 Sports MS ' r. ws 1. Which way did it go? 2. I can’t get it out! 3. There it goes again! 4. Paul concentrates on his putt. 5. Golf can be hazardous! Sports 89 Varsity Football: Sitting; Sandy Rogers, Mark Davis, Greg Dyches, Walter Carmichael, Shane Griffith, Davie Strickland, Steve Kight, Steve Hudson, Steve Frazier, Kneeling; Roy Brandt, Walter Hiott, Richard Fennessy, Robbie Robertson, Mark Eley, Roger Thomas, David Dulaney, Mark Socha, Dwight Mitchell, Chris Fralick, Joe Flowers, Standing: Asst. Coach Richard Smith, John Tenant, Ron Kiser, Scott Bailey, Curtis Evans, John Carter, Harold Blocker, Jack Lyles, Skip Utsey, Mike Darling, Sheldon Girardeau, Jamie Copeland, Head Coach “Red” Bounds, Rev. Archie Manning JV Football: Sitting; Robbie Free, Brady Ordel, Ronnie Reeves, Bryan Sudduth, Van Boynton, Benjy Black, Rob Young, Todd Sauls, Richard Reeves, Ray Hudson, Keith Warren, Paul Camburn, Kneeling; Scott Rizer, Trent Copeland, Rusty Craven, Randy Warren, James Brown, John Hydrick, Stevie Headden, Joey Ritter, Jody Crider, Bert Snyder, Billy Blocker, Glenn Beach, Dcwl Knight, Standing: Keith McRoy, Bert Crosby, Robert Utsey, Todd Hudson, Madison Utsey, Bubba Bishop, Mark Maxey, Richie Schlesser, Steve Ashley. Robbie Reeves, Gary Headden, Cal Griffin, Coach Jay Welch 90 Sports Boys Varsity Basketball: 1, to r. — Head Coach Richard Smith, Mark Socha, Mark Eley, David Simmons, Jay Buddin, Lance Snyder, Austin Moore, Chip Upchurch, John Tenant, Steve Hudson, Joe Flowers, Asst. Coach Jay Welch; not pictured Sheldon Girardeau Varsity Girls’ Basketball: 1 to r — Beth Wilson, Kelly Rister, Tammy Carroll, Debbie Davis, Rhonda Bailey, Cynthia White, Becky Smith, Chris Langdale, Sandy Warren, Ginny Sams, Kellie Ordel, Leanne Bratton, Lisa Williams, Terry Grayson, Coach Mary Welch Sports 91 J.V. Boys’ Basketball: Bottom Row — Grover Owens, Todd Buddin, Glenn Beach, Benji Black, Bubba Williams, Jimmy Walker Shan Pye. 2nd Row — Trent Copeland, Madison Utsey, Todd Hudson, Joey Ritter, Bert Snyder, Neyle Black, Walter Hiott. Top Row — Mark Davis, Bruce Hensley, Jimmy Mitchell, Bubba Bishop, Harold Blocker, Jerry Polk, John Hydrick, Manager — Randy Warren, Coach Jay Welch J-V. Girls Basketball: Bottom Row — Wendy Mimms, Jennie Padgett, Tandy Young, Monique Fennell, Jerri Blakeman, Laura Goodwin, Pam Gustin, Carmen Long. Top Row — Mary Mitchell, Suzie Lee, Suzanne White, Susan Thomas, Dargan Moore, Jan Ulmer, Beth Powers, Michelle Beach, Leslie Howell, Elaine Flowers, Coach Mary Welch 92 Sports Volleyball: I, to r,; Manager; Rosemary Bailey, Terry Grayson, Kelly Rister, Michelle Beach, Sandy Warren, Debbie Davis, Rhonda Bailey, Cynthia White, Lesley Foster, Becky Smith, Pam Scoggins, Pam Gustin, Dargan Moore, Jodi Baggett, Coach Mary Welch Baseball: First Row — Coach John Welch, Lance Snyder, Richard Fennessy, Jamie Smoak, Richard Davis, Sheldon Girardeau, Tony Langdale, Jay Buddin; Second Row; Chip Upchurch, Robbie Robertson, Joey Smoak, Gary Koger, Skip Utsey, Mark Socha, Chris Fralick Sports 93 Boys’ Tennis: Jimmy Mitchell, Joe Flowers, Jamey Copeland; not pictured: Carl Riddle, Michael Newton, Tod Tucker, Curt Pearcy Girls’ Tennis: Ann Wimberly, Kim Miller, Camie Hughes, Tandy Young, Mary Ann Hudson, Lesley Foster, Dargan Moore; Not pictured — Kelly Rister, Rhonda Rister, Shelly Foster, Debbie Witseli 94 Sports Golf: 1. to r. — Craig Trefney, Paul Steadman, Philip McNair, Doug Camburn, Bubba Bishop, Bubba Williams; Coach — Bud Steadman I Softball: First Row — Chris Langdale, Becky Smith; Second Row — Jodi Baggett, Paulette Warren, Sissy Watson, Beth Wilson, Lisa Walters; Third Row — Paige Farish, Pam Gustin, Beth Powers, Deni Godley, Ginny Sams, Becky Sams, Kellie Ordell, Betsy Haynes, Debbie Davis, Vicki Strickland, Kim Bridge; Coach — Weldon Humphries, Danny Langdale Sports 95 Classes Class Officers: President: Bonnie Phillips Vice-Pres.: Nancy Black Sec.-Treas.: Bill Johns Class Of 1980 Seniors 97 Chuck Babb Sonya Bennett Nancy Black Leanne Bratton Seniors . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors Jerry Breland Shannon Bruce 98 Seniors Jay Buddin Doug Camburn Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors Cheryl Carroll Tammy Carroll Seniors 99 John Carter Pam Chewning . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Senio Ida Crosby Frieda Davis 100 Seniors Erik Fender Richard Fennessy rs . . Seniors . . Seniors . Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . Se Joe Flowers Chris Fralic Seniors 101 Johnny Graham Debbie Garrison Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . Seniors . Seniors Todd Hilton 102 Seniors Steve Hudson Bill Johns Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Seniors Steve Right Chris Langdale Seniors 103 104 Seniors Seniors 105 Kim Miller Betty Nettles Seniors . . . Seniors . Seniors . . Seniors Seniors . . . Senio Gwen Owens Bill Padgett 106 Seniors Joy Padgett . . Seniors . . . Seniors Jimmy Peurifoy Seniors Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Se Bonnie Phillips Tony Reeves Seniors 107 David Simmons Lance Snyder Seniors Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors Seniors . . . Seniors John Tennant Craig Trefny 108 Seniors Chip Upchurch Skip Utsey Seniors . . Seniors . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors Sandy Warren Ann Wimberly Seniors 109 Debbie Witsell David Woodard . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Senic 110 Seniors Mr. And Miss Warhawk Chip Upchurch And Cheryl Carroll Most Inventive Most Congenial Chris Langdale And Skip Utsey Bonnie Phillips And Bill Johns Seniors 111 Miss DAR MOST ATHLETIC Bonnie Phillips Sandy Warren And Steve Hudson Most Promising Most Conscientious Cheryl Carroll And Skip Utsey Bonnie Phillips And Chip Upchurch 112 Seniors Senior Directory CHARLES SMYLY BABB, JR. SONYA LEA BENNETT; Warhawk Staff 4; Pow- derpuff 2, 3, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3 NANCY PICKENS BLACK; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 1, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Class Treasurer 2, 3; Class Vice-President 4; Girl’s State 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Broadcasting Club 4; Miss Freshman; Miss Senior; Homecoming Queen 4; Powderpuff 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4 IDA LEE CROSBY; Powderpuff 3; Ipday Gold Card Club 3 FRIEDA ANNE DAVIS; Transferred from Colleton High 2; GirPs State Representative 3; Powderpuff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Student Council Representative 4 ERIK LEHE MCCONNELL FENDER; Palmetto Boys’ State 3; Powderpuff Queen Candidate 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2 LEANNE ELIZABETH BRATTON; Powderpuff 1, RICHARD BAILEY FENNESSY; Vice President 1; 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; J V. Basketball Co Gold Card Club 2, 3,4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3; Captain 1; Hustle Award 2; Tennis 2; Yearbook Football 1, 2� 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Staff 1, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 3 4. GERALD BRELAND, JR.; U.S. History Award 3 SHANNON LEIGH BRUCE; Transferred from Col- leton High 3; Powderpuff 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Gold Card Club 3; Homecoming Attendant 4 JfcJj JULIAN RYAN BUDDIN, III; Football 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Basketball Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Baseball 2; Broadcast- ing Club 4; Warhawk Staff 1; Derby Day 1, 2, 3; Powderpuff Coach 3; Powderpuf ft Cheerleader 3; Ipday Gold Card Club Member 2, CHERYL LYNN CARROLL; J.V. Girls Basketball Manager 2; Powderpuff 3; Class Secretary 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 3, 4 JOSEPH FRANCIS FLOWERS, JR.; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Tennis 1,3; Most Improved 1; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3; Ip- day Gold Card Club Member § I. fc HAROLD CHRISTOPHER FRALICK; Football 1, 2$ 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Student CouncilS; Class President 3; Powderpuff Coach 3, 4; Citadel Scholar 3; Broadcasting Club 3, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3; Vice President 2; Treasurer 3; SC. Scholastic Broadcaster’s Association Com- edy Award 3 i «g® DEBORAH LYNN GARRISON; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3; Library Aid 1 JOHN ERWIN GRAHAM, JR.; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3 TAMMY TERESA CARROLL; Library Aid 1; War- hawk Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor 3, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 PAMELA GALE CHEWNING; Basketball 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4; Tennis 2; Warhawk Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Derby Day 1; Ipday Gold Card Club 3 MARY ELIZABETH HIERS; Warhawk Staff 1, 2, 3; Library Aid 1; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3 STEVEN WAYNE HUDSON; Football 2, 3, 4, Most Hustle 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable 2; Baseball 1, 4, Most Improved 1, Most Hustle 1; Ipday Gold Card Club Treasurer 1; Ipday Club Seniors 113 Vice President 2; Powderpuff Coach 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4 WILLIAM MOUZON JOHNS; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 3, Band Captain 4; Powderpuff Queen Contestant 4; Senior Class Business Man- ager; U.S. History Award 3, P,C. Scholar; Furman Scholar; Wofford Scholar; Marching Award 1; Mu- sicianship Award 2; Governor’s School Alternate; National Honor Society 3,4 STEVEN HARRELL RIGHT; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 3; Powderpuff Coach 3, 4 BARBARA KIM MILLER; Tennis 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 2; Warhawk Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 DEBORAH ELIZABETH NETTLES; Powderpuff 3 4 GWENDOLYN IRENE OWENS; French I Award 1; French II Award 2; Class Secretary 2; Powder- puff 3; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow 3; Fur- man Scholar 3; Columbia College Trustees Scholar 4 WILLIAM KENNETH PADGETT, JR.; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 2; Ipday Gold Card Club 2 JOY CARMELL PADGETT; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Classes Editor 3, 4; Basketball 2; V. Girls Basket- ball Manager 3; Cheerleader 4; Powderpuff 3 JAMES ACKERMAN FEURIFOY; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Warhawk Staff 4; Ipday Cold Card Club 2, 3 BONNIE LYNN PHILLIPS; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4, Class President 2, 4; Class Vice President 3; Palmetto Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2; Miss Talon 4; Miss DAR 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Warhawk Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-chief 4; Homecoming Candi- date 4 ANTHONY WILLIAM REEVES; J.V. Football 1, Hustle Award 1; Varsity 2; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Broad- casting Club 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3 DAVID DEAN SIMMONS, JR.; Football 2; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 LANCE ALAN SNYDER; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 1, Most Valuable 2, All-State 3 4; Baseball 3; Ipday Gold Card Club Member JOHN BOYD TENNANT; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Powderpuff Cheer- leader 3; Student Council Representative 4; War- hawk Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Broadcasting Club 4 KERRY TODD HILTON; Transferred from Calva- ry Academy in 1978 CRAIG PATRICK TREFNY; Transferred 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Broadcasting Club 4 CARY HOWELL UPCHURCH; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 2; All Tournament 2; All State Honorable Mention 3; Holliday Classic All Tourna- ment 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Warhawk Staff 2; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3 BERT GLENN UTSEY, III; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Powderpuff Cheer- leader 3; Powderpuff Coach 4; Boy’s State 3; Gov- ernor’s School 3; Presbyterian Jr. Fellow 3; Fur- man Scholar 3; Citadel Scholar 3; Wofford Scholar 4; Carolina Scholar 4; Rufus-Reid Honor Society 3} 4, District Manager 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 3; 4, President 4; Broadcast Award 3; S.C. Schaiastic Broadcasting Comedy Award 3; Ipday Gold Card Club 2, 3, President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Sports Announcer — Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3; 4, J.V. Football 3, 4 SANDRA RUTH WARREN; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Tournament 1, Hustle Award 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 114 Seniors Most Improved 1; Volleyball 4, Lowcountry All Tournament 4; Warhawk Staff 1, 2, 3; Ipday Gold Card Club 2 ANN MARGARET WIMBERLEY; Cheerleader 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Warhawk Staff 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Powderpuff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1 DEBBIE ANN WITSELL; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 1, 2; Powderpuff 2. 3. 4; Ipday Gold Card Club Member; Girl’s State Representa- tive 3 DAVID LOWELL WOODARD; Broadcasting Club 2. 3; Ipday Gold Card Club 2y 3; Boy’s State Alternate 3 Juniors Pres. — Nicole Garris V. Pres. — Jack Liles Sec. — Stephany Griffin Tres. — Ginny Sams Rosemary Bailey Scott Bailey Lisa Barrineau Marie Bennett Greg Black Abbie Boatwright Roy Brandt Kim Bridge Nancy Bishop George Brown Walter Carmichael Jamey Copeland 116 Juniors Lesa Craven Mike Darling Debbie Davis Cathy DeLoach David Dulaney Greg Dyches Ann Erwin Curt Evans Mark Farish Scott Fennessy Steve Frazier Nicole Garris Todd Goodwin Terry Grayson Stephany Griffin Shane Griffith Scott Grooms Mona Gunnels Juniors 117 Betsy Haynes Laynie Hipp Bobo Hudson John Kinard Jack Liles Jimmy Linder Dwight Mitchell Austin Moore Terry Morris Kellie Ordel Pattie Robertson Becky Smith Bruce Spell Kathy Walker Lisa Walters Cynthia White Ginger Williams Lisa Williams Beth Wilson Sandy Rogers 118 Juniors Sopho- mores Pres. — Jamie Smoak V. Pres. — Walter Hiott Sec. — Mark Socha Tres. — Robbie Robertson Todd Babb Rhonda Bailey Greg Barnes Michelle Beach David Bennett Anne Black Neyle Black Teri Bowman Richard Breland Debbie Carroll Rusty Craven Cheryl Davis Mark Davis Scott Dean Cobie Eadie Mark Eley Sophomores 119 Elaine Flowers Sheldon Girardeau Candace Goodwin Gary Headden Stevie Headden Bruce Hensley Walter Hiott Mary Ann Hudson Tara Hudson Camie Hughes John Hydrick David Justice Mark Maxey John McGee Bubsy McLaine 120 Sophomores Mark McRoy Jimmy Mitchell Caroline Murray Lily Reeves Kelly Rister Robbie Robertson Amy Sauls Jamie Simmons Jamie Smoak Johnny Smoak Mark Socha Davie Strickland John Stroud Gina Tuten Jane Ulmer Madison Utsey Billy Varn Sallie Ware Sophomores 121 Freshmen Pres. — Becky Sams V. Pres. — Jodi Baggett Sec. — Carlton Pogroski Tres. — Paul Camburn Lisa Andrews Steve Ashley Jodi Baggett Bubba Bishop Jerri Blakeman Harold Blocker James Brown Paul Camburn Trent Copeland Bert Crosby Scott Crosby Anne Dodd Luke Erwin Paige Farish Donna Farrell Monique Fennell 122 Freshmen Lesley Foster Melissa Fulton Deni Godley Cal Griffin Pam Gustin Melinda Hawkins Shawne Headden Rhonda Johns Dowl Knight Stephanie Langdale Philip McNair Keith McRoy Dargan Moore Gale Nettles Freshmen 123 Phyllis O’Quinn Carlton Pogroski Jerry Polk Beth Powers Richard Reeves Robbie Reeves Scott Rizer Becky Sams Richie Schlesser Pam Scoggins Lisa Still Vicki Strickland Roger Thomas Tobert Utsey Greg Walker Paulette Warren Sissy Watson Tammy Wo6d Wanda Woods Tandy Young 124, Freshmen Grade Eight Pres. — Benji Black V. Pres. — Lori Maddox Sec.-Treas. — Allison Reeves Randy Addison Glenn Beach Kenny Beebe John Bennett Benji Black Van Boynton John Bryan Todd Buddin Jody Crider Vic Crosby Rodney Cummings Carter Goodwin 8th Grade 125 Laura Goodwin Paige Grayson Ann Herndon Kristi Hoff Lesli Howell Todd Hudson Vicky Jones Susie Lee Carmen Long Lori Maddox Brad McMillan Winky McWhirter Grace Ann Mitchell Mary Mitchell Gwen Murdaugh 126 8th Grade Bub Owens Karen Ray Allison Reeves Joey Ritter Lisa Rogers Marion Sauls Jenny Savela Kathleen Simmons Robin Simmons Anglea Southard David Strickland Debra Thomas Jennifer Thomas Angie Valentine Chet Varnadoe Bernard Walker Randy Warren Suzanne White 8th Grade 127 Richard Addison Bill Altman Lisa Avant Billy Blocker Grade Pres. — Keith Warren V. Pres. — Shan Pye Sec. — Rob Young Tres. — Robby Free Joey Craven Lara Craven Beth Crosby Darlene Crosby Allison Dyches Melanie Easterlin Yvette Floyd Darryl Fort _ IT- Grace ' Robby Free Ben Graham Stacy Headden Kevin Hinton Kim Hiott Dawn Hudson Lynn Hudson Ray Hudson Jodi Johnston Scott Langdale Marsha McGinnis Wendy Mimms Kim Moody Sallie Neal Brady Ordel 7th Grade 129 Lynn Peters Shan Pye Prissy Ramsey Ronnie Reeves David Ritter Angela Rogers Cathy Sams Todd Sauls Bert Snyder Kim Stanley Amy Stokes Bryan Sudduth Susan Thomas Jan Ulmer Jimmy Walker Keith Warren Bubba Williams Ned Willis Donna Wilson Rob Young 130 7th Grade Grade Six Pres. — Robert McNair Vice Pres. — Richie Wood Sec. — Dianne Flowers Treas. — Matt Addison Matt Addison Penny Altman Jeff Ralish Danny Beach Marshall Bennett Scarlet Boatwright Greg Bryan Connie Craven Kristi Connelly Jodi Crosby Lori Daves Mary Kate Dean Chris Dodd David Easterlin Dianne Flowers David Glenn 6th Grade 131 Jill Griffin Heath Griffith Mary Gustin Sara Gustin Brett Handegan Kim Headden Michelle Headden Laurette Hinton Henry Hiott Jimmy Hiott Lori Hiott Scott Hiott 132 6th Grade Billy Howell George Johnson Deanne Jones Cindy Kinard Michelle Lasseter Carole McCanta Sandy McClure Tuck McConnell Brown McLeod Chuck McMillan Robert McNair Michelle Morris Ronnie Pack Brian Reeves Skeeter Reeves Billy Ritter Sherri Rizer Johnny Rodgers Tiwana Sanford Kristy Smoak Sonya Smoak Ward Ulmer Caroline Werntz Richie Wood 6th Grade 133 Grade Five Heather Bryan Chris Carter Tony Caruso Clint Chewning Melanie Crosby Stacey Crosby Madison Farrell Stephanie Grant John Hamilton Kelly Hickman Seth Hiott Robbie Hogan Louann Hudson Michelle Hughes Robin Jones Kiki Kinard Sean Knight Carla Lawson George Long Melody McGinnis 134 1 Scott Moody Shawn Murphree Johnnie Neal Karen Nettles Leslie Padgett Stephen Padgett Bart Phillips Debbie Powers Sherry Rhode Will Rogers Thomas Rowe Kerri Jon Seigler Gene Simmons Kim Simmons Brian Strickland Helana Strickland Jaymie Strickland Paul Stroupe Natalie Thompson Marc Warren 5th Grade 135 Grade Four Jodi Addison Andrea Barry Tammy Beach Becky Bennett ElizabethBiggers Chad Brightwell Kim Carter Jeff Crider Karen Craven Benji Crosby Shawna Davis Tammy Driggers James Farrell Scott Fennell Jamie Gahagan Amy Goehring Allen Gustin Benjie Herndon Billy Ray Herndon Toby Hinton Ceclia Hiott Matthew Hiott Mike Hiott Wendy Hiott Toni Hooker 136 4th Grade Ward Lee Hooker Ashley Hudson Caroline Linder Wendy Litchfield Lane McLeod Willie Morris Robbie Murdaugh Pattie O’Bryant Shan Padgett Scott Pellum Jason Reeves Chris Rowe Sandy Sanders Carmen Sauls Christy Schneider Dee Ann Simmons Cindy Smith Lynn Smith Cathy Trefny Net Turner 4th Grade 137 Grade Three Kevin Beach Barbara Brand Sean Bryan Tammy Byrd Shelly Carson Neil Caruso Jennifer Ghipukites Scott Craven Tracey Craven Jay Crosby Pamela Crosby Wayne Crosby Christy Dandridge Jay DeLoach Renee Dennis Christy Dopson Allan Dulaney Kim Fennell Todd Fennell Tina Garris Scott Givens Scott Glenn Amy Gentry Jeff Grant Christine Greene Roxy Hutchinson Bubba Jones Jimmy McCants Christy Mimms Mary Morris 38 3rd Grade Allison Nettles Bert Reeves Tracey Reeves Micheal Ritter Leha Robertson Stacey Robertson Lesi Rogers Trey Seigler Daryl Smoak Steve Smyly Dorie Stackhouse David Steedley Tammy Steedly Christy Steele Brian Thomas Nat Thompson Christine Trefny Kenneth Varnadoe Emily Warren Toni Wilson 3rd Grade 139 Second Grade Jason Abree Grayson Altman Barbara Bratton Allyson Bridge Chad Britt Jamie Bryan Matthew Bryan Allen Butler Butch Calvert Whit Carter Harold Crosby Kevin Crosby Michelle Crosby Amy Dandridge Jason Dandridge Kenny Dantzler Trey Daves Chris Drawdy Allison Fennell Matt Free Beth Gaskins Heather Gahagan Jennifer Gerard Allen Goehring Keri Holmes Robbie Hooker Jeff Hughes Claire Johnson Heath Jones Kevin Litchfield 140 2nd Grade Jerry Olman Steven Owens Ann Padgett Stacey Padgett Melodie Pearce Jamie Ritter Scott Schlesser Kara Smith Michael Smith Connie Smoak Julie Stamper Trey Stanley Brandi Strickland Kim Strickland Stephen Stroupe Tara Ulmer Manning Unger Eric Warren Cam Werntz Donice Williams 2nd Grade 141 Grade One Opal Benton Andrea Bishop Everette Boottle Chris Brand Drew Brightwell Bo Carson Shelley Carter Melissa Craven Suzie Crosby Kim Driggers Sonya Easterlin Barry Farrell Doug Garris Debra Glenn Tim Godwin Allison Goehring Kenneth Greenwell Kristin Gwin Jamie Handegan Cindy Hickman Asher Howell Michelle Jones 142 1st Grade Wesley Jones Jenni Kaye Jimmy Lee Lee McConnell Reaves McLeod Young McWhirter Jeannette Mixson Nikki Moore Edward Oswald Crystal Padgett Shannon Pellum Nicole Ray Gary Rhode Toby Silber Andy Smith Kevin Smoak Sammy Smutz Detra Stanfill Cameron Thomas Charla Valentine 1st Grade 143 Kindergarten Gordon Ackerman Robby Baggett Kim Bennett Ashley Biggers Dewayne Blackwell Ian Bryan Angella Butler Tommy Carroll Jennifer Carter Kevin Dantzler Witt DuPre Paige Fletcher Shawn Gerard Virginia Greenwell Heath Groves Paige Hiers Melissa Hinton Clark Hiott Stephen Holland Skip Hudson Shan Kinard Will Marvin Kristy Nettles Kathleen Morris Christie Padgett Mikie Padgett Robbie Padgett Brandy Peurifoy Hope Poole Karen Rhode 144 Kindergarten Hope Youmans Matt Rentz Amy Ritter Scott Rizer Doug Robinson Ian Saunders Shelby Sharpe Rebecca Speaks Laurie Steele Ashley Strickland Daniel Strickland Jennifer Strickland Donna Stringfiled Bubba Thomas Chris Turner Wesley Ulmer Jay Unger Stephen Valentine Griffin Warren Shelley White Hugh Wilson Kindergarten 145 146 Candids faculty k Administration 147 Faculty Administration Claude K. Alewine Headmaster Mrs. Artie Daves Secretary Mrs. Giuinda Tucker Bookkeeper 148 Faculty Why Do You Enjoy Teaching Young Children? SYLVIA WARREN - Kin- dergarten; Hometown — Tryon, N.C.; “Watching them grow from “babies” into more independent boys and girls ready for first grade is very rewarding.’’ESTHER HIERS — Kindergarten; Ho- metown — Brunson, S.C.; ‘T Love them” PAULA BRIDGE — Grade 1; Home- town — Walter boro, S.C.; “I enjoy watching them learn.” CAROLYN POWERS - Grade 1; Hometown — Wal- terboro, S.C.; “The eager- ness of first graders to learn to read.”BENNA BENNETT — Grade 2; Hometown — Greeneville, Tenn.; “Because they are so eager to learn.” BETTY HYDRICK - Grade 2; Hometown — Walterboro, S.C.; “They are fun to be with because of their enthusi- asm and boundless energy.” Faculty 149 What Do You Enjoy JOANN MATHIS - Grade 3; Hometown — Walterboro, S.C. “June, July, and Au- gust.” BETTY BLACK - Grade 3; Hometown — Wal- terboro, S.C. “The enthusi- asm of the children and their desire to learn new things (sometimes)-their openness and candor.” MAY GOOD- WIN — Grade 4; Hometown — Walterboro, S.C. “The children and very interesting subjects, very good condi- tions for teaching at John C.” DOROTHY BEACH - Grade 4; Hometown — Lou- isville, Ga. “I love to watch the expressions on their faces when they are learning some- thing new, listening to a story or don't understand and then finally see the light.” VICKY HERNDON - Grade 5; Charleston, S.C. “I enjoy the most teaching students who have a sincere attitude and an interest to learn.” NAN STEADMAN - Grade 5; Hometown — Walterboro, S.C. “Being with the chil- dren.” 150 Faculty Most About Teaching? FINGER SUSAN NETTLES - 6 7 Language; Hometown — Easley, S.C, “Knowing that I have taught the majority of my student what I set out to teach them the summers.” JAY WELCH - 6 7 Sci- ence; Hometown — Waiter- boro, S.C. FRANCES KEN- NEDY — 6 1 Math; Home- town — Columbus, Miss.; “Working with students who are interested in learning math.” HELEN RIDDLE - 6 7 Social Studies; Home- town — Walterboro, S.C.; “Having students who are in- terested in their work. Also June, July, and August.” MARY BAKER - History, Government; Hometown — Estill, S.C.; “Summer vaca- tion and — the student’s statement; “Oh, I seel!” JANIS BLOCKER - 9 11 English, Typing; Hometown - Round O, S.C.; “I find American literature inspiring and enjoy sharing that with my students — My hope is to see another Franklin, Emer- son, or Dickinson born among my students — Who knows?” Faculty 151 How Do You Feel The Subject NICOLE TRAMEL - French; Hometown — Var- ennes, France; “Brings to the American student under- standing tolerance of dif- ferent customs people.” JO ANN LILES - 8th Grade English; Hometown — Wal- terboro, S.C. GEORGE BAR- NABY — Math, Geometry; Hometown — Munich, Ger.; “Mathematics tends to be more important in career choices.” ROBERT L. CAR- ROLL — Senior Math, Phys- ics; Hometown — Fairmont, West Virginia; “Gives them some insight concerning the nature of physical creation: Helps them to make a living.” “RED” BOUNDS - Math; Hometown — Cleveland, Miss.; “By teaching them to think logically and by prepar- ing them to use math in every day life.” PEGGY SMOAK — U.S. History, World Histo- ry, Government; Hometown — Walterboro, S.C.; “Histo- ry contributes to a greater pride, understanding, and love for our country and world.” 152 Faculty You Teach Benefits Your Students? DOROTHY HIOTT - Biol- ogy Chemistry; Lancaster, S.C. “For a foundation of col- lege work a better under- standing of the living things around him . . . ” RICHARD SMITH - Physical Earth Science; Walterboro; “Pre- pares them for chemistry physicals when they reach higher grades . . . ” JOANN WIMBERLEY - Composi- tion; Pueblo, Col.; “To speak clearly, to write clearly, to think clearly.” BETTY LINDER - 10th 12th Eng- lish; Walterboro; “I would hope it would be the basis for better communication . . ” GERALD POLK - Music, Music Appreciation, Band; Hampton, S.C. “It helps a student to let out frustrations, helps greatly in self-disci- pline.” LILLIAN GRIFFITH — Library Science; Olanta, S.C.; “Helps with selection use of books, use library re- sources effectively.” LEE EVANS — Remedial Read- ing Phonics, Tutor; Tulla- homa, Tenn. “Gives student pride confidence in his or her abilities.” Faculty 153 Miss Talon Bonnie Phillips Miss Senior Nancy Black Beauties 155 Dawn Tucker Miss Junior Anne Black Miss Sophomore 156 Beauties Miss Freshman Becky Miss Eighth Grade Allison Reeves Beauties 157 159 m 160 up 162 163 164 165 PATRONS Paul Siegel Gerald C. 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