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

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After breaking the pinata everyone gets to have all of the candy that is left in it. George Long “pigs out” on the food that This is the club for the 1986-1987 school everyone in the club brought for the party. year. They look like Party Animals! '«f Foreign Language

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The photographers check the proofs to see if they are ones the editor wanted. These special people are the editors of this years War Hawk. The 1986-87 War Hawk staff was composed of over forty mem- bers. They were under the great guidance of Mrs. Betty Goehring. The staff was comprised of mostly the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Helping out the staff and editors were two photog- raphers and one typesetting coor- dinator. A lot of hard work went into the preparation of each issue of the War Hawk The staff was constantly gathering information for the two editions published. Each issue of the War Hawk in- cluded class news, student spot- light, J.C.C.A. ABC’s, and a gen- eral recap of the major events on the campus of John C. Calhoun Academy. The first edition con- tained the Seniors letters to San- ta. The second closed the year with the Senior’s last Will and Testament. The following were the editors for each staff Features — Karen Nettles, Editor; Robin Jones, Sr. Ass’t Editor; Amy Goehring, Jr. Ass’t. Editor. News Staff — Rob- bie Hogan, Editor; Johnnie Neal, Sr., Ass’t. Editor; Allyson Haynes, Jr. Ass’t. Editor; Ashley Hudson, Alumni News Editor. Sports Staff — Debbie Powers, Editor; Gene Simmons, Sr. Ass’t. Editor; Cindy Smith, Jr. Ass’t. Editor. Business Staff — Traci Warren, Business Manager; Jo Lynn Bennett, Sr. Ass’t Manager; Toni Hooker, Jr. Ass’t. Manager. Photographers — Jamie Gahagan and Sandy Sanders. Typesetting Coordinator — Madison Farrell. Joy Bunton and Leslie Padgett sell the papers during homeroom. War Hawk Staff 23

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7HA8LA USTED ESPANOL? t “?Habla Usted Espanol?” was a question frequently asked in the conversation in Mrs. Sharon Folk's Foreign Language Club. With Mrs. Folk in charge, there was never a dull moment. They celebrat- ed each holiday and religious day by using Spanish customs. It seemed that every other week the halls were filled with the aroma of tacos and cheese. Pinatas hanging from the ceil- ing, showered candy to the members who broke them. Christmas gifts, placed in each other’s shoes, were exchanged before Christmas vacation. These were just a few activities the Foreign Language Club had during the year. The club officers were as fol- lows: Eric McGill, President; Will Bryan, Vice President; Emily Warren, Secretary; Toni Wilson, Treasurer. Mrs. Folk and club officers enjoy spending their extra time preparing outstanding parties for their fellow members. Caught ch! Brian Thomas attempts to take more than his share of candy. Foreign Language