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

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Opportunity As if classes, homework, and extra-curricular ac- tivities weren’t enough, some “super” students man- aged to have part-time jobs as well. Although working was sometimes tough, students en- joyed the extra money. Young adults are often unsure of the field in which to work, so these jobs give the opportunity to ex- pand their horizons. It is im- perative that one “be all that he can be.” Don’t give up if un- expected problems arise — just remember “the harder the con- flict, the more glorious the tri- umph.” Several students deserve special recognition for volun- teer work at Colleton Regional Hospital. There is more to an education than studying; it’s necessary to be involved in out- side activities which make us well-rounded persons. (Top right) Melissa Fulton, Carmen Long and Steve Ashley help custom- ers at Red and White. (Above) Rodney Cummings tests his strength by lifting two 50 lb. bags of feed. (Right) Working at a local clothing store makes choosing a dress hard for Angela Southard. 10 Student Life

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(Above) Senior Trent Copeland can often be found clowning around. (Left) There’s nothing more exciting than a child at the circus. (Above) JCCA’s punk-rockers added a special touch of excitement to the Homecoming festivities. Student Life 9

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1 Above) Robbie Free “deserves a break today” at McDonald’s. (Above) Footsie’s Amoco Station sure- ly has its hands full with the McNair brothers. Student Life 11