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

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Changes In . • i:: -: i; -:; ■ : . • r $ School spirit is one of the most important things in any school. This is not just cheering at the game, wearing spirit ribbons, or being on the team. School spirit is the pride that a student has in his school. John C. Calhoun Academy has a lot to be proud of. The quality of its teachers, the high standards of academic achievement the var- ious available clubs, and the variety of person- alities make our school stand apart from the rest. This year, this pride could be seen all over the campus of J.C.C.A. As the students walked down the halls, friendly smiles were always being exchanged. The teachers were always willing to go that extra mile for the stu- dents, and the students felt a new appreciation for the faculty members. In the 1984-85 year, the school was also bound together by the close friendships that the students shared. The student body was just that — a body of stu- dents who were united by a feeling of togeth- erness. This year the students felt proud to be War- hawks. They were proud of what John C. stands for. That is what school spirit is all about. -V — ■ ..v ■ ..v .1 : ■.v . 8 Opening One of the largest football teams ever stands for the playing of the Alma Mat- er.

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