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

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“A cut above the rest” certain- ly described these talented stu- dents. Their exceptional achieve- ments in both academics and extra curricular activities made them stand out among the stu- dents at John C. They were recog- nized by both the school and pub- lic of Walterboro for their excelling abilities. Whether they were in or out of school, they al- ways did more than what was asked of them. Congratulations to these outstanding students. These young people are chosen for the Duke Talent Search. Everette Bootle wins many awards for rid- ing in horse shows and barrel racing. Kevin Beach represents John C. in the Hugh O’Brian Essay Contest for the tenth grade. Special People One important program that start- ed this year was the student exchange program. Students experienced and learned different systems of teach- ings from other schools. Cindy Smith visited Cal- houn Academy. Al- lyson Haynes and Chad Brightwell spent a day at Lord Berkeley. Cindy Smith, Allyson Haynes, and Chad Brightwell eagerly vol- unteered to visit the dif- ferent schools.

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What an intelligent gtmipof people: the} academic- team and their sponsor, Betty Linder. • Leri;; Hioit ; :was:. crowned : :■ . . .. V . : . ,} • Who will it be this year? .' activities ■: EDITOR ; ■ ■.in'addiubh:to• beieg i year?; !; booL-dditor}: Wendy'; LlteiL. field .’is n member oLStadent' -Conned, Lady Hawks bas-; ketbalL ifeti: M;:softball' •BEAUTIES AC. :CS ORGANl .A HON C Willdi'ae.t'the dead ' Cline?} Melody - MeCinnis and: : Emily Warren-seem1to think. ;: ii| impossible. f;: I f -i Page ’V

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Making a thouand on the PSAT SAT real accomplishment for these seniors, niors, and sophomores. Will Marvin, a black belt in karate, h teach others to do the same. Melody McGinnis, Debbie Pow- ers, and Jo Lynn Bennett are cho- sen to represent our school at Girl’s State. Madison Farrell, Robbie Ho and Scott Moody represent J C. at Boy’s State Special People