Joseph Kershaw Academy - Epaulet Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

Joseph Kershaw Acadertf « Camden, S.C 1970-71 ■ 3 5 6 7 8 9 15 Dedication — Geoffrey L. Groat He was a model his flock could understand, For first he did and afterwards he taught ... He was a kind man, full of industry. Many times tested by adversity and always patient ... He never spoke a word more than was needed. And that was said with dignity and force. And quick and brief. He was of grave discourse. Giving new weight to virtue by his speech. And gladly would he leam and gladly teach. 17 Chaucer Board of Trustees Robert E. Barnwell - Chairman William W. Wannamaker - Vice-Chairman James V. Parker - Secretary S. J. McKinney - Treasurer Alice S. Boykin Ray F. Clark Donald Campbell Bernard Ranson Judy Thiel To the above group we render our sincere thanks for their continued devotion and efforts to promote and enrich every phase of our school life at Joseph Kershaw Academy. It is heartwarming to know that we can depend upon your continued sacrifice and helping hand, so that Joseph Kershaw Academy will continue to progress and to fulfill the purposes envisioned by those who were respon- sible for its establishment. Remember . . . ACTIVITIES Student Council FRONT ROW: Candice Hoke, Shorty Dougherty, Charles Cushman, Arthur Bradham. BACK ROW: Lynn Lovett, Paul McDowell, Salley Boykin, Martha Smith, Will Marsh. Call to order ... ice cream, coke, and candy sales ... school dances ... bulletin boards ... everyone speaking out of order ... Candice’s speeches ... Shorty’s gavel ... parliamentary procedure ... ad- journment. President - Shorty Dougherty Vice-President - Charles Cushman Secretary - Candice Hoke Treasurer - Arthur Bradham 21 Stimulating yearbook convention at Columbia College ... endless hours selling ads ... new thoughts and ideas ... designs and layouts ... everybody's opinions ... redoing master copies to Becky's satis- faction ... pictures, pictures, pictures ... Mrs. Pitsenbarger's super- vision ... each other’s constructive criticism ... fighting deadlines ... from sixty-eight to one hundred pages ... the diary of a school year. 23 25 May Day Theme - South Carolina Tri- centennial ... class deterio- ration at beginning of rehears- als ... extensive make-up program ... motley tradition- al costumes ... famous South Carolinians ... rope of Yellow Jessamine ... May Day Dance. 26 27 Graduation and Awards Day First graduating class ... precedents for senior privileges established ... an overcast day ... largest gradua- ting class in JKA history ... presentation of academic and sports awards ... Eddie, the perennial recipient ... Parnell's perfect attendance ... Brown sisters' academic awards ... most improved students - Nancy Harmon and Judy Truesdale ... separate vocations ... Ted at USC ... Linda's marriage to James ... Lee at Limestone ...a year of hard work finally completed. 29 Remember ... the first day of our school ... the Y ... Mrs. Lovett ... the chase on the golf coutse ... Mr. Collins ... the steaming radiators ... marbles and spitballs ... snowball fights ... the constantly locking door on the boy's restroom ... nature hikes ... Mrs. Mackey’s tennis shoes ... science fairs ... the throwing of girl s pocketbooks out of the window ... the time being changed on the clock ... groundbreaking ... con- struction of new building ... students painting ... fire in teachers' lounge ... Mr. Byrnes' paddle ... water fights in the bam ... Mr. Tiller’s shoes ... trash day ... auctions ... the riding of tricycles in the bam ... our first basketball team ... our school parties ... the arrival and advent of Mr. Groat ... the golf trophy ... French and Latin dinners ... May Day ... Mrs. Pullum's favorite snakes ... Friday, Feb. 13, 1970 ... our first victory ... senior's trip to beach ... graduation ... conversion of bam to a beautiful lower school build- ing ... a complete Joseph Kershaw Academy. Superlatives BEST ALL-AROUND Salley Boykin Arthur Bradham MOST ATHLETIC Ginger Boykin Bobby Parnell MOST ORIGINAL Jayn Langley Conrad Dapp MOST MISCHIEVOUS Jan Rabon Conrad Dapp WITTIEST Jan Rabon Shorty Dougherty BEST LOOKING Patricia Langston Robert Marsh BEST DRESSED Lynn Lovett Charles Cushman BEST PERSONALITY Salley Boykin Shorty Dougherty 33 Lower Student Council Vicki calls the meeting to order ... a party is discussed ... empty bulletin board ... money problems dis- cussed ... Mrs. Locke - sponsor. Reid Hoke, Pam Truesdale, Anne Cushman, Vicki Atkinson - President, Mrs. Locke - sponsor, Anne Davis - Secretary, Susie Strickland - Vice-President, Gwen Partin, (absent) Johnny Carlton - Treasurer. Remember . . . SPORTS Basketball Travelling to games ... hard work ... Robert's dunk shot ... daily practice ... sadness of defeat ... Bobby’s great shot... winning in double overtime ... team spirit ... Gill's fantastic dribbling ... anxious crowds ... Cookie's wild passes ... a great coach ... This isJ.K.A. basketball 1970-71. 36 38 39 Cheerleaders 40 READY ... shedding pompoms and shedding tears ... Anne's strange humor ... bonfire, pep rallies ... Mrs. Griffith's guidance ... anxiety of losing ... the joy of winning ... the general’s megaphone ... sandwich sales ... Melita's new cheers ... lucky cuff links ... a season of emotions. 41 REMEMBER . . . ADMINISTRATION Sponsore JKA functions ... barbecue suppers ... concessions for horse shows ... irregular meetings ... parent- teacher conferences ... hopeful aspects of a gym for the future ... sturdy hands, strong muscles, and intellec- tual minds combined into a profitable auction. 45 GEOFFREY L. GROAT Headmaster The year 1970-71 has been an important one for all of us at Joseph Kershaw Academy. Many changes have taken place during the last twelve months, and with the renovation of the stable our campus is more beautiful than ever. Our increased enrollment has brought JKA many new challenges. The faculty has worked long and hard to make the year exciting and constructive. We feel we have been successful. Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of the last school year has been the feeling of kinship built up within the individuals in the school. There are few things more gratifying than seeing students and faculty working to- gether to reach common goals. It appears clear that JKA has begun to build toward a long and bright future. With the continued dedication of the faculty and the generous support of the parents, I am confident we will grow and prosper. MRS. EDNA REYNOLDS Secretary 47 MRS. BETTY LOU NORRIS Secretary MRS. SUEANSLEY George Peabody Coll, for Teachers B.S., Elem. Ed. MRS. ANGIE DuRANT Coker Coll. B.A. S. Studies-Rel. Ed. MRS. FLORENCE LaROCHE Converse College B.S., Sociology MRS. ROSEMARY AYER U. of S. Carolina B.A., English - French MRS. PRIMROSE GREENE Converse College B.A., Sociology MRS. SYLVIA LITTLE U. of S. Carolina A.B., Education MRS. CAROL LEE CALVERT Columbia College B.A., Math MRS. GENE HALL Westhampton Coll. U. of Richmond B.A., French MRS. HENRIETTA LOCKE U. of S. Carolina B.A., English MRS. SYBIL B. CARSON Coker College B.A., Elem. Ed. MRS. IRMA HALL Converse College A.B., Latin - French MRS. EDITH McKAIN Winthrop College A.B., History 48 MISS DORIS MARION Winthrop College B.A., History MRS. PENNY PULLUM Winthrop College B.A., History MRS. JOHNNIE WALKER U. of Georgia B.S., Speech Pathology MRS. NANCY OGLESBY Winthrop College B.S., Elem. Ed. MRS. MARGARET RABON Columbia College Home Economics MRS. MARY WRIGHT Newcomb College Tulane U. B.A., Chemistry MRS. SARAH PAULLING Florida State B.S., Music MRS. BARBARA ROSE Winthrop College B.S., Eng. - Elem. Home Economics COACH DAVID IVES Gordon Military Coll. Assoc, of Arts Education MRS. ELVA PITSENBARGER Mary Washington Coll. ofU. of Virginia B.A., History - S. Studies MRS. FRANCES SMITH Converse College B.A., English 49 50 51 REMEMBER CLASSES NEWTON COOKE BOYKIN, II Live today, tomorrow is not. SALLEY DOUGLAS BOYKIN “A perfect woman, nobly planned, to love, to lead, to understand. ROBERT JOSEPH DOUGHERTY A sense of humor is the oil of life's engine. BRENDA GAYLE HALL Where she goes, sunshine and laughter follow. 54 REBECCA JANE HASTY Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. ROBERT MICKLE MARSH, JR. The elements were so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This is a man'. EDWARD MALCOLM MARTIN, JR. Be a friend to all and an enemy to none. 55 '16 Juniors Ginger Boykin Eddie Eddings Lynn Lovett Ellen Oliver Betty Sharpe Charles Cushman Ginger Hoke Judi Maddox Bobby Parnell Gretta Watts John Dillingham Jayn Langley Paul McDowell Gogi Sargeant Kathy Wilson 57 Ellen Boykin Billy Broadway Conrad Dapp Mary Dillingham Margaret Dougherty Candice Hoke 58 Arthur Bradham Charles Grant Joan Harrison Tommy Harrison Annie Home Will Marsh Woody Marsh Yvonne Parker Hank Radford Kim Risher Molly Semple Martha Smith Joey Truesdale Judy Truesdale 59 Vicky Atkinson Michael Bailey Becky Brown Phillip Brown Nina Catoe Anne Cushman Donna Dabney Ann Davis Julie Dillingham Keith Godwin Mary Hager Reid Hoke Margaret Home Lee Hutchins Nancy Johnson Michael Kelly Margaret Ketchen Aimee Kornegay Beth Langley Donna Lawhon 60 Risa Little Tracy Marshall Andy Mayer Pat McKinney Betty Parnell Lugene Patterson Gill Reames Rollie Reynolds Libby Rhett Meg Richards Ginnie Risher Ronnie Shiver Woottie Steed Bet Stogsdill Melita Team Mark Trapp Cindy Watkins Ed Watkins Gretchen Watts Amanda Whitaker Seventh Grade Robert Barnwell Niki Beleos Hope Boykin Angela Branham Steve Broadway Melissa Campbell Johnny Carlton Doris Dougherty William Douglas William Epps Carrie Fields Frances Funderburk Marsha Gale Nancy Harmon Ellen Hasty 62 Seventh Grade Debra Holland Carolyn Hurst Tom La Roche Ted Marshall Debbie Mills Gwen Partin Raymond Price Jamie Raley Lou Ann Riggan Susie Strickland Pam Truesdale Kay Watkins Lynn Watkins Carol West Leila Wilson 63 Sixth Sharon Bailey Zan Boykin Libby Campbell David Chesnut Colette Cloud Karen Halsall Eric Hoke Nancy Horne Ruth Hurst Kathy Hutchins V. V. Kornegay Louise Larkin Tom Little Chuck Mackey Debbie Marksbary Cynthia Marsh Danny Marshall Trey McCorkle Karen McCoy Bobby McCurdy 64 Kay McKinney Mike Pamell Toni Parry Jamie Patterson Karen Reynolds George Rhett Dee Dee Risher Kathy Roberts Allison Royall Susan Smith Phillip Taylor Paige Team Amelia Wannamaker Caleb Whitaker Mary Wilson Mary Wooten 65 Huel Bailey Brenda Bethay Paige Carlton Bryan Carmichael Jan Chapman Kathy Cox Tim Dougherty Terry Downey Louis Gale Rosemary Hard Johnny Haynes Glenda Huckabee Janet Hutchinson Danny Jolly Melody Langston Beth McCoy Sandra Pipkin Joyce Rogers Terri Trapp Jerry Truesdale Elizabeth Watkins Amanda Wilson 66 Fifth Grade Mary Barlow Marty Boykin Carla Cassady Randy Cook Keith Dabney Robert Davis Melanie DuRant Beth Evans Michelle Hard Renthia Kelly Johnny Komegay Cecil Lachicotte George Little Susan Marsh Mandy Marshall Amanda Mayer Pamela Morris Donna Parker Roddy Partin Deanna Patterson Virginia Pitsenbarger Julie Risher John Savage Robin Sims Steve Truesdale John Wilson Jerry Yont Fourth Grade 67 Jacqueline Ansley Sam Bethay David Black Dan Blackwell Alice Boykin Susan Campbell Robin Chapman Charles Carmichael Dana Clark Deidre Cloud Lisa Dillingham Lisa Gale Pony Herbert Anna Hurst Third Grade 68 Third Grade Jeannie Larkin Gaye Mahoney Philip McCorkle Robert Miles Kim Newman Kathy Propst Susan Rabon Margaret Rodgers Jerry Rose Sandra Smith Leah Taylor Rodney Threatt Flossie Wilson 69 Michael Ansley Jody Bostick Renee Boudreau Whit Boykin Rose Chard ukian Spencer Cook Karen Dixon Emily Durant Tommy Garity Tommy Hammond Jay Haynes Bill Hicky Lisa Jackson Melody James Rhonda Jollay Second Grade Linda Marksbary Joel Mills Kevin Moody Britt Ransom Janell Reames Mary Risher Valerie Rose David Sanders Pam Shiver Ann Smith Jeannie Strickland Keith Thomas Thorbum Wright Michael Yount Second Grade 71 Law ancla Atkinson Paula Bailey Myra Branham Lisa Berry May Boykin Barbara Brown Katherine Brown Stanley Carraway Kimberly Charmicheal Gordon Chickerling Karen Collins Susan Cox Brian Dabney Deedee Davenport Greg Davenport Sara Davis Fred Erwin Katherine Follette Susan Geddings Alice Hagar First Grade 77 John Herbert Lamar Holland Jo Ellen Howie Mark Jones Todd Jordan Rhonda Laney Patricia Marshall Charles Miles John Miles Lisa Mills Dana Outlaw John Price Rochella Rabon Jill Radford Lisa Robosson Chris Rose William Savage Laura Thiel William Thomas William Threatt First Grade 73 David Baxley Sally Davis Keith Dixon Pat Garity Mary Johnson Gwen Patterson Gina Reynolds Wade Rush Gregg Serpas Woody Sullivan Donnie Trapp Jody Truesdale Beth Vinson Teresa Wardlaw Eade Wilson Kindergarten 74 CAROUSEL OF BEAUTY Waving - Tinting - Cutting - Wig Styling and Cleaning For Appointment Dial 432-9701 1009 Market Street Camden, S. 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