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

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Opponent Bowman Hilton Head Andrew Jackson Laurence Manning Mims Lord Berkeley Andrew Jackson Laurence Manning Hilton Head Dorchester Lord Berkeley Dorchester Bowman Tournament Lord Berkeley We 26 27 22 24 22 44 39 14 23 26 23 19 29 25 They 30 10 21 36 20 8 17 34 20 21 9 33 21 5 The powerful defense hears the cheer to get their hands up. Effort pays off well. Susan Zeigler and Tara Ulmer listen closely as the desired play is called. ' ---------- Tara Ulmer, an eighth-grader, fights for possession of what she considers to be “her ball. Although young, Tara was a very relied-upon player. JV Girls Basketball I 29

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Young Girls Regain R espectability Under excellent coaching of Carol Meegan, the Little Lady Hawks have done a great job this season. This years squad showed great determination, perserver- ence, and the ability never to give up. If coming from behind or tak- ing the lead, they never quit. The Little Lady Hawks have had a much better record than in past years. In future years we hope the team will continue to have victo- ries and success on the court. Hopefully the Junior Varsity squad will continue to post a winning season for the 1985-86 year. Coach Meegan is quick to com- pliment her girls on their speed and also, the height that this year's team had. Without all of the members pulling together, the victories accomplished this season would not have been possible. Tara Ulmer, Susan Zeigler, and Hope McGrady were tremendous assets to the team. Coach Meegan said that without these outstand- ing girls some of the games won this year may have been lost. Con- gratulations Junior Varsity girls on a job well done. Coach Meegan points out exactly the way she wants things to be performed. Back L-R: Beth Gaskin, Debbie Powers, Todd Meegan, Coach Meegan. Front L-R: Mary Morris, Hope McGrady, Aflison Netties, Wendy Hiott, Christy Steele, Tammy Steedly, Susan Zeigler, Tara Ulmer, and Kim Carter. Hope McGrady proves to have her form ail worked out to be a winner! JV Girls Basketball

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No Place Like Home The Varsity Baseball Team of 1985 had a very victorious season this past year. They were under the coaching of Jim Winslett, Tony Orsini, and Brett Maddox. The team won many games which led them to the State Play- offs. It was disappointing to lose in the end, but all the teamwork surely paid off well. The players really enjoyed be- ing members of the team. Each one had to give up afternoons every day to come out and prac- tice. Some even sacrificed a por- tion of their senior trip. Most were involved in other sports which helped contribute to the athletic abilities of the members. At the athletic awards banquet, the coaches recognized all of the players. Charles Cook and Shan Pye were noted as being the year's most valuable players. The teamwork, dedication, and de- termination of the players helped to record to be one of the best ever. Congratulations on a job well done and best of luck for the upcoming years! From the looks of things, it might just be a good one.