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

Page 22 text:

Mr. Jones, guidance counselor, works very hard on getting college registrations in or- der. Mrs. Haygood and Mrs. Warren discuss how much cheerleader uniforms will cost. The school just would not be the same without the counselors and sponsors. They have given the stu- dents the needed support that has helped them get through the year. The responsibilities on these peo- ples hands has been tremendous. Some have gotten us into school and others have tried to help us gradu- ate. But the school just would not be the same without their support and guidance. J.C.C.A. would not func- tion without them. Mrs. Linder and Mrs. Smoak argue over which class is going to win the pep rally competition. 18 Academics

Page 21 text:

mh) § HDfeftaiffy A nn nj Oj 0 I? uu The Hot Spot For Students Will Marvin and Tommy Carroll try and de- cide which book to buy from the Book Fair. There are so many things that go on the J.C.C.A. library . . . The Stu- dent Council met there and some- times the National Honor Society also held meetings in the library. The library was just like a mad house during some parts of the day. Students meeting, studying, and looking for books caused chaos but Mrs. Brightwell could always keep it quiet. Mrs. Brightwell, the librarian, did a great job in the library keeping everything organized. The library had never looked so good! The library was such a popular place many students went there just to visit with each other. That is why the library was a Happening Place.” Mrs. Brightwell reads a stroy to the 4th grad- ers during their library time. Jami Gahagan researches his term paper for Mrs. Linder’s class. Academics

Page 23 text:

Dedicated With Much Appreciation A parent, friend, and secretary are just a few of the responsibil- ities that Mrs. Nancy Beach up- holds. She has worked at John C for seven years. These years, her work, and her accomplishments have now not gone without rec- ognition. Over the years she has dedicated herself to John C. not only as the secretary but also as a mediator between the adminis- tration and the students. She gives her time to the school not only during the school's term but also during the summer. She mixes her duties at home, other civic duties, and du- ties at school very well. One thing can be said of Mrs. Beach, she would do anything asked of her. A typical day is crammed full of counting and depositing mon- ey, typing and filing records and fulfilling teacher’s errands. She calls mom when you’re sick and puts on the band-aids. Her smile in the morning, starts anyone's day off right. She shows her love, loyalty, care, and pride to the students and faculty of John C. At a Friday night foot- ball game, she can be found in the stands cheering the team on to a victory. So this year, the year- book staff proudly dedicates the 1988 Talon to Mrs. Nancy Beach. Vbs. ftodh takes a minute to en- Always working diligently, Mrs, Beach works hard to make sure the records are kept up-to-date. While taking a break, Mrs. Beach enjoys her coffee and snack. TV Dedication v