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

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These freshmen are studying Spanish, Members of the Spanish club are looking forward to a great year Mrs. Folk and Landis Williams discuss plans for a future club party. Mrs. Folk proudly poses with sophomore Spanish club offi- cers Shane Walker, Allison Goehring, and Chari a Valentine. holly Sineath and Jeannette Mixon are using some spare time to make preparations for a Spanish club party. 24 Spanish Club

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newspaper, staff, sports, editors, features, news, seniors, WARHAWK, San- ta letters ', Mrs. Goehring TAFF The WARHAWK is the school newspaper which is put out three times a year, before Christmas in the spring, and a special Valentine issue. It in- forms the students of the different activities that have been going on throughout the year. The paper also has an amusing spe- cial features section that features student interests out of school, special memo- ries for seniors and their friends in the Senior Santa Letters and Last Will and Testaments . Valen- tines send each other special messages in the Valentines issue. Mrs. Goehring is the sponsor of the WAR- HAWK staff members. The senior editors chosen sent by Mrs. Goehring are Allison Settles, Lesi Rodgers, Christy Steele, and Re- nee Dennis They are responsible for hand- ing out article assign- ments to other mem- bers and business manager, Renee, is in charge of making sure all staff sell ads to sup- port the paper. Renee Dennis, the business manager, is busy checking bills for ads. Christy Steele, Renee Dennis, and Rhonda Smith are busy getting assignments for Mrs. doehring, their Sponsor. Kevin Beach is helped by Mrs, Goehring. Warhawk 23

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Mrs. Folk enjoys the Spanish club. SPAIVJA Foreign language club si. Parties, trip, appetizers, Mrs. Folk, Spain, carols. Of- ficers, fun, estudiantes The Spanish Club brought fun to learning for many students. They really enjoyed learn- ing about Spanish culture and customs, espe- cially since they celebrated several holidays with parties. The club cooked their own Span- ish appetizers during class and had a great time devouring their creations. This Christ- mas they sang carols in Spanish throughout the upper, middle, and lower schools. This year's club officers were as follows: Allison Qoehring, President; Shane Walker, Vice-President; and Charle Valentine, Sec.- treasurer. The sponsor was Mrs. Sharon Folk. Many of the club members will be going to Spain this summer. They will be chaperoned by Mrs. Folk. She is an excellent chaperone because she is well aquainted with Spain's interesting hot spots. Drew Brightwell and Sarah nickel share a joke during one of the Spanish club s many parties. Drew Brightwell and Tim Godwin stop munching on goodies long enough to pose for a picture. Spanish Club 25