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

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Between gulping down french fries and chewing ham- burgers:» friends get together to exchange a few words, No! You can not wear shorts to school. Becky Bennett and Chris Rowe display their athletic abilities on field day, ; Did you hear about . ' ' ; ? Allison Nettles and;Toni Wilson catch up on the:weekend.gossip during break. ■ ■»gr Opening 7

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A Year 1 Memories were not worth having unless there was someone to share them with special times spent with special people. It was hard to remember who became friends first. Just one warm smile paved the way to a new and lasting friendship. As the year progressed, so did the relationships be- tween classmates. They be- came more than just friends; they were family. Each shared his trust, fears, and inner most secrets with the other, forming a special bond of loyalty between the two. As the year came to a close, a sense of sadness could be felt in the halls. With summer ahead, friends would go their separate ways — graduating, moving to the beach, working sum- mer jobs. Although they would be apart, their won- derful memories would not be forgotten. Unfortunately, the school year ended, but the friendships made be- tween students and faculty never died. This could blc a start to a beautiful relationship. Vivion Hiott and Wil- liam Cromer share crayons while coloring their pictures. Don't they make a cute couple?

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A Year Worth These were the best years of their lives — their High School years. It was a time of being young, full of energy and life, a time of learning new things and looking ahead to a brighter future. As minds grew, so did personalities. No two years were ever the same. With each school season there came new faces carrying new ideas and many new changes. The school was more than academics; it was full of athlet- ics and activities. There was something for everyone. Clubs, parties, proms, carnivals, games, and tournaments; the list stretched for miles. Each student was needed to fill a posi- tion. Participating in these activities gave the student a sense of importance and responsibility. They did not work on an individual basis but they worked as a group, a family. Looking back through the season, students shared special memories of School. Whether it was their first kiss on prom night or that winning touchdown they made at the Home- coming game, the memories were there; the memories of the best years of their lives. The kindergarteners aren’t the only ones who dress up For Hallow- een. The Seniors display their original costumes to the lower school. Is it really Mini Mouse! Unfortunately, no. On Halloween all the kinder- garteners dress in their favorite costumes. Who could forget the excitement of the pep rallies? Not these children! 8 Opening