Joseph Kershaw Academy - Epaulet Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1980 volume:

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' A 13' A A .. Q SW' 1 , -f' X , , . L ' . . Z 'xiii . - YQ' M W -Q - x 1 . E h h A f 'Sv s , .1 as 6 4' . X' -we .LN ' Q .. ' A QW l. 1?- -x l ' i -1 1 X A ' Qgvial. C -R . T , , 3 3 Q - ? an Aw,- 'agua iw ix X 9 Dedrcatron 1980 This year the Epaulet Staff rs showrng the school s apprecra tron to a person who has gone far beyond the call of duty as a teacher Helping others as the foremost quality of thus man s character He rs the Dlrector of Upper School affaxrs and the advlsor to both the Student Council and the Senror Class He along wrth several others organxzed the Mrss Epaulet Pageant as well as the Fall Flrng He rs a Class B Professlonal Coach and has been the Soccer Coach at l K A for four years Before the Thanksgxv mg Holidays he orgamzed a drrve to brmg food and clothes to a needy famrly For many reasons and wrth lovrng thanks we dedrcate the 1980 Epaulet to Mr Ted von Keller teacher and frnend ff: i 21311 YW? s' Q ,WV rg ,, l ,. I C . . . , . . . . . , . . . 6 . I . a u . 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Mmm as-in-.,, T Gh- u l K s .. gi wQ ' Glenn spent most of his Senior year just taking his body to his classes, because his mind was off dreaming about the Bahamas. Outside of school, Glenn's time was filled with caring for his horses. Glenn Cribb AQ? .NI i ,NVQ 7l .l 1 nn, s, al? ,res f - VF- ,J Q I3 tgilill li i '-'P 'G 'fb r--I 1'-f fm' jp GET AHEAD IN wr 5 Q- lll E g lN0Rl4p so : aw 2 .. w i , W HVF Q GONCBNTPPW 'N - -..........H:.-:- i a ' .si..owiNe- www THE' ..- RHP! M' wi-Incl-I IM d me i r s ,A PAL.:-:Nev Bm w Lisa jones Lisa had the not-so-easy task of being the President of the Senior Class. Besides trying to make sure the jr.fSr. trip to the Bahamas was a success, Lisa spent her last year as a Varsity Cheerleader, and Treasurer of the Beta Club. ii Y B sv Z 1 'N me-2 I i J 'V -71 3 3 4 i gg E, f A fliifiw M r ii 9 A. ii i S fr L Jeannie Larkin Jeannie spent her last year at j.K.A. serving as President of the Beta Club. She also was a representative on Student Council and spend her Senior privilege lunch time punching lunch tickets. 33? 19 W, Phillip McCorkle When he was not in school, Phillip spent most of his time either as co-captain on the basketball court or around the 10th hole on the golf course. we must not forget his great utilization of his senior privilege to leave at lunch. 3 , 3, c, 5 if L nn Rooks This was Lynn's first and last year at j.K.A. She was, however, a Student Council representative as well as an added member to the ever increasing female population of the Senior Class. just when I thought I had Life's puzzle all put together, someone handed me another piece. E - 1 .,,t wa. f-W, . Q ' ' A 4, . S. K r thk , , LYNN'S TARDY EXCUSESZ 1. the battery in my car went dead! 2. there was a cow in the road and it just wouldn't moo! 3. DlDN'T you know the electricity went out? 4. there was a flash flood warning on the Lugoff side of the lake and we had to evacuate! 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Mrs. Rowell teaches our musically inclined stu- dents. She serves not only as our Band Director, but as the music teacher for the first through fourth grades. She attended Converse College and is a Youth Choir Director. Andrew Williams is the custodian at j.K.A. He also helps Mrs. Blackwell run the lunch program. His hard work, dedication, and kindness help make l.K.A. the special place it is. A new addition to j.K.A. this year is Ken Downey. While at the Universi- ty of South Carolina, he earned his Bachelor of Science Degree and has taken on the responsibilites of teaching Biology, P.E., and English. Mrs Matthews is in charge of our Middle School Sci- ence Dept. She also teaches Social Studies to her 5th graders. Mrs. Matthews attended Columbia College and received a B.A. , , . fo- ,169 NX! Mrs. Konizer helps with the Montessori school. She attended Furman University, ob- taining a B.S. in Chem- istry, and Converse College, obtaining a M.A.T. Before coming to l.K.A., she taught Chemistry and Physical Science in Columbia for 3 years. Mrs. Grant, our Typing and Chemistry teacher, has taken on the new responsibility of running our Guided Studies program. She attended An- derson College, where she earned her Secretarial Degree, Coker College where she' obtained her B.A., and is now enrolled in the U.S.C. Masters Program. Before coming to 1.K.A., Mrs. Grant taught at Robert E. Lee Academy and was the bookkeeper for Grant Enterprises. X ..m: Our First grade teacher, Mrs. Rapp, is a native of Orlando, Florida. She attended Florida State Uni- versity and Barry College in Miami. She taught in Hawaii for 3 years before coming to l.K.A. She has 3 children. :t r Q.:-at - ,, Our new English teacher and librarian is Mrs, Judy Ford. Mrs. Ford attended U.S.C. She also attended the University of Alabama and has completed a course at the Library of Congress, where she once worked. 5 F 3 1' PM audi' M e f A in C .tg M? 5 95 .P ? ' F t , , l 'Fi K l sf ' 3 , 3 E 3 xv 5 . , A l ' Y .F M .fat ' ,I 1 . ' 6 . L L gs I .. , J I Y li ,. V- . Q 1 . 5 C, 3 if5g5g'2Qgg1.:! ' F - Q. ' Q.. is ,U W 1 -nik, ,A,,,..---- Mrs. Clarke is our art teacher, as well as an assistant treacher in the Montessori Program. She received her Art degree from U.S.C. Mrs. Clarke is a well known artist in the Camden area. Mrs. Kekelis is the P.E. teacher at J.K.A. She attended Lake Eerie College where she majored in P.E. Mrs. Kekelis, in addition to her teaching responsibilities, is in charge of the annual l.K.A. Horse Show. Mrs. Thompson is an assistant teacher in the Montessori Program. She attended Colum- bia College. Mrs. Thompson was the former Director of Christian Education of Presbyterian churches. qi M4 1 ? Mrs. Penman, while not teaching our 6th and 7th graders English, Reading, and Social Studies, is working on her M.A.T. at U.S.C. She attended Converse College and the University of South Carolina, obtaining a B.A. degree. Mrs. Penman has also taught in Charleston, S.C. and in Harrisburg, Pa, Mrs. Sweet runs our new Montessori program and teaches language arts to the fifth graders. She received a degree in Applied Behavorial Science at the University of California. Recently, she received her Montessori degree after studying under Dr. Helen Billings, founder of the Montessori Institute of America. Mrs. fourt Mrs. Blalock is the Office Manager at j,K,A. She attended the University of South Carolina where she studied accounting. ln addition to doing virtually all the paper work for the entire school, Mrs. Blalock serves as the school nurse. Blackwell teaches h grade. ln addi- tion, she has taken on the enormous respon- sibility of catering our lunch program. She at- tended Converse Col- lege and taught at Pine Tree Hill before com- ing to j.K.A. Mrs. Primrose Green has returned to l.K.A. as our second grade teacher. After earning her B.A. degree at Converse, she taught for two years at Camden Primary and five years at j.K.A. Mr. Buckley teaches our third grade class and is a member of the disciplinary commit- tee. He has attended the following colleges: The University of Notre Dame, L'Univer- site Catholique de l'Quest, The University of Iowa - B.A. in French, and Wheelock College - M. Ed. Cur- rently, Mr. Buckley is studying toward Mon- tessori certification. Mr. Buckley has taught preschool and kinder- garten, 5th through 9th grade French, and open 2nd and 3rd grade classrooms. Mr. von Keller, while not teaching high school history, serves both as Director of Up- per School and Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee. At the University of South Caroli- na, he earned his B.A. in history and his M.A.T. ln addition, he studied on scholarship at the University of Warwick in England. Mr. von Keller has been certified as a class B coach by the U.S. Soccer Federation and has coached the J.K.A. soccer for the last four rr'- 'JFS in-.s Q Mrs. Mgartineau is in charge of the French Department at l.K.A. She has attend- ed the following colleges: The University of Alberta - B.A. in Foreign Lan- guage, Rice University - M.A. in Foreign Language. She is currently working toward a Ph.D. in Foreign Languages. Mrs. Martineau has taught in France, at the University of Houston and at the Alabama School of Fine Arts. Mrs. Kitty Ashley teaches algebra and elementary math. She attended the University of South Carolina where she earned her B.S. degree. Mrs. Ashley serves as the M.S.S.C. sponsor and is our choir direc- tor. Mrs. Ashley has previously taught P.E,, art, health and math. Mrs. Stewart teaches geometry and senior math. She earned her B.S. degree in Mathematics at Campbell College and has been a computer programmer with DuPont. 111 A ? -f an i 17 50 ,QQ ff W iff I 2 1919? 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Q rf A,-, 3 'NW The ninth annual Miss Epaulet Pageant was an event everyone looked forward to, and, thanks to Mrs. Gloria Martineau, Mr. Ted von Keller, Mr. lohn Buckley, and Belk of Columbia Mall, the pageant was a great success. Twenty-one girls competed for the titles of Miss Freshman, Miss Sophomore, Miss junior, Miss Senior, and Miss Epaulet. Entertainment was provided by Steve Mustain and a reception fol- lowed in the high school lounge. Miss Epaulet l 4 1-W I + ii, , M? A k 4-fm 4 4 1' Q , f 3' - ' hy 01 9 4 41 -x c ' N E xxnxs, N 1G Homecoming 1980 On February 1, j.K.A. held its annual Homecoming ceremonies. During the halftime of the Varsity Boys game, Jeannie Larkin, sponsoring Al Carmichael, was crowned Homecoming Queen. janell Reames, sponsoring Phillip McCorkle, won the title of Homecoming Princess, and Lisa jones was elected Senior Class Representative. Other members of the Homecoming Court were: jo Ellen Howle sponsoring jack Zempg Rochella Rabon for Richard Minges, and Kim Carmichael for Paco Olano. Tullie Fellers was elected as Freshmen Representative, lane Oates was the Sophomore Class Representative, and Stephanie Baxley was chosen as the junior Class Representative. CF? '..,r , 515, 3 y .ex .hx ,fix K H!! 1 'W ,fx Y iq, 7' l gf f '1- NYJ 'N ff is J flrvt W .ryrx 'X fl- will' iff' 1. Homecoming Honors il-rl: Homecoming Princess, lanell Reamesg Homecoming Queen, leannie Larking Senior Class Representative, Lisa jones. 2. Mandy james won the title of Little Miss Blue and White pper School Student Council clockwise, I-b: Ellen Penman, Ted von Keller - advisor, Lynn Rooks, Al Carmichael, Jeannie Larkin, lanell Reames, Robert Lyles, Stephanie Baxley, Laura Thiel, Tullie Fellers, 81 Sarah Wannamaker. Middle School Student Council -if M. El N-N 'fa' vii - e Beta Club Picture Identification tLeft to rightl: 'Ist row Patricia Marshall, Renee Boudreau, Meg Clarke, Ieannie Larkin tPres.l, jan- ell Reames iSec.D, jo Ellen Howle, Melo- dy james. 2nd row Kim Carmichael, Stephanie Baxley, Rochella Rabon, Lisa jones lTreas.J. The Beta Club was under the supervision of Mrs. Gloria Mar- tineau. In addition to decorat- ing the school in the old fa- shioned manner during the Christmas Season, the Beta Club established the student lounge while also undertaking the responsibility of keeping it organized. The Beta Club would like to thank Mrs. Martineau for her generosity throughout the school year. Q' 1 Q -u5?7' IA S5' n Q' Ein . df 11553217 . .1',':::- :- : 8 6 ff' I-, S- ' D, C-:Ze fg- 3, 61 3 pai Q- . 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R W EQ, 'L X X ii as QQ r X . ,a.. ag 9 in pu-w Y E- Q 'I X: il M 'A Aw N id 4 af g X H K Q '-43: Q 73 ,M junior Varsity Cheerleaders eq e Nl EUFE 5 A Varsity Cheerleaders lLeft to rightl Meg Clarke S CCO-CSDM, l.iSa jones, Rochella Rabon, lo Ellen R Howle, Renee Boudreau fCapt.l, Melody james, 1: - Laura Thiel. . ,f Q , tg '15, . - . fflf' 3- i 4' 5 -. M 4 19' 5 -. 4 Q, M ' is 'rg x . 5 a.l,,l ' ' - wwf-is f l B' ssrrt 1' afar- 1 'M Varsity Basketball lLeft to rightl Robert Lyles, Davis Blalock, Al Carmi- chael lCapt.l, Paco Olano, Richard Minges, lack Zemp. 355 'RQ N-.J ,Ajit ,gi g . It Varsity Basketball lLeft to rightl 'lst row - Kim Carmichael, M :mg 55 t gffxfag li fs ' Stephanie Baxley, Tullie Fellers lCo-Capt.l. 2nd row - lan- , 4, B :tg ,',, V :I ' , xy ell Reames, Patricia Marshall lCapt.l. V L ,t W t,tst, sssia sss ,ssa ' Varsity Soccer lLeft to rightl lst row - Howard Wal- lace, Paco Olano lCapt.J 2nd row - Mark Chicker- ing, Chip Howle, Charles Wilson, Phillip Reames, Neil Burton. 3rd row - Coach Ted von Keller, lack Zemp, Richard Minges lCo-Capt.l, Davis Blalock, Robert Lyles, Cary Slipper. V llll 1 ,V X? ' o x ' ar' 'Q WE! 3 Ji C wmv' 04' Us VT ERWQI si' ii ,H ,x.., X W-L k,.. , , Y N8 W- -Q., Q 0 in qw 'PZ .,h,, y ,, ' A ' ' f fl ..,lfAf' , 2 5 W fm' j 5 WW, ' f V.. ,,,,ff, Q, hi M A I , , , ,, 1 'bk ' I xi U' L K , , , 8 9 LV.. 1' . Hg K if HR 1 , M . fm I A , , A it .Tiff VVV, 14- W N If .pwd 'V gdrf' -rv 4 ,,, VV ,h ,,.W,,W, ff 9 ,Max H 'ry fu W -3. -1 ,eg ff, vi! f Qfvm. 'T' ,haf-x.,,kN, . 1,.m+v4 +41 1,2 L- ., W, ,P f ,A mx d,J,., 41 L v . kT'i'5E'fx pw? 'Nw iiwv Q f f AJ' .nv--'- Es Fm i up-f gf KP' K N wax 1 ,A N? ' ..,. ,ihk 'gi Q, X -any Jian pn, 'F' H 4 Q :fi gl cs ., , Xif s J Ai ' Qian ? 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Box 255!Camden, South Carolina 29020 Loblolly Farms Quality Coastal Bermuda Delivered to your barn 432-5909 First Federal Savings 84 Loan C f B d d d Kalb Street C d S C 32 46 M. t Mi-YS, PREADF, , io S 1' , it I v Au ,hs no 0 5 2 'ziggy 3 msukfo gsm? l'sE:VQ,,5 2 ' atda I LVVV . ,v , gf. yi - aner s orlst r ,,, A . sg' , A9 Y 2 :v W ,,t . 0 .L 2 Brldal Boutique G t 2 ' ff 2204 N- Br d it vitrreet 1 2 kkh Q 912 Market Street Cam ' 't rr 2. 1, K , f , 1,: - 32 r,rel,1 we Q Y f'H 2 at'w?WtmW' 432 9871 r1rr ere' 'ef rrr - 2 t 'Q at -2 -1 .' I f QLLA rr re 2 A 2 rerr J 1 1 ' k4'k nf Kennedy Insurance and Real Estate Agency, ln 620 deKalb Street Camden, S.C. 432-8422 C he Qlamdeu fihronitle 'YI Good Laval ,y0ll'S1Iil1Il'l' ,,.,, Gpgging 80110,-. . Publishing More 5 LocAT. TT N E EWS ,gt ' jftiiffk i I Q Aff f than any other I Medium in f Kershaw County 'fn ' 1 TTIII M I f I Wi SAVE UP S1 029 TQ nunnnnnn YEAR ON HOME DELIVERY OF THE CHRONICLE AS COMPARED TO BUYING IT OUT OF A NEWSPAPER RACK START Youn HOME O3 S7 20 DELIVERY TODAY fx QW 432-4550 Redfearn Motor Company 531 deKaIb Street Camden, S.C. 432-6124 'X , A , 'V' ' I K - 1' A . , -A' Q 'W au - ' -.. , f, , . - , , E. V . A QQ' I ' ir-'N . ' Horton Tire Company V ev 2610 N. Broad Street Camden, S.C. 432-9762 'SRG skzl' Z WW Mffl Street Sf . ff -f+.+,g4:..-F Karesh's 1050 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-6018 The Tack Room 130 E. deKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-2264 432-7561 Sportsman's Corner 2606 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-5052 William's Exxon 2501 N.Br0ad SL Camden, S.C. 432-4303 The Good Samaritan 2604 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-0328 Bee Bee's Camden Plaza Camden, S.C. 432-1741 Camden jewelers 1010 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-4512 Hilton Interiors 510 Rutledge St Camden, S.C. 432-4442 The Paddock 514 Rutledge St Camden, S.C. 432-3222 Belk 1140 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-7641 Sports junction 526 deKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-9554 Robinson's Hardware N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-6512 Frames and Calico 515 deKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-8133 Burns Hardware 1019 Broad SL Camden, S.C. 432-3646 Goodale jewelers 543 deKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-3445 Hamricks Sunoco Highway 41 Lugoff, S.C. 438-3328 Hamricks Sunoco Highway 4397 Camden, S.C. 432-1381 Can you pin i jymorenf 1 1 4 dfmchubby cheeks j4Difcount on face lifts for students. ll 7 4- 1 923 uuii 5 795 .ss J H fi .gg Buzz JOSIEN S AIVIERIGN YEA and We help make good times Tom Eady last fora lifetime. . . Round Robin ,rv 2nd Level Columbia Mall Columbia, S.C. 29204 The Epaulet Staff sin Molly Nettles for he X 'EJ cerely thanks Mrs. r valuable contribution to the 1979-1980 Epaulet. ' I rt .if D- ' 'fl 45M ID QM Q' WK :SI EE fy ffj - QT! 33 -M C3 I qs' L' Q35 ' fux Elf' - -- W U' V 9 X , ,La , l Ax , K X30-fin., . D ' yfjx J -' M Www' ,fx t,o4Lf 2 j ff 3, .4 ado' ,, fin, 'J ,, f ,,, ,,...,. .rxfrxl 4 342' 'mild J ai'W '1fk+V v . '-f11i '- QQ X 1 ,.f.- grip... 5? 'k A ,, l Rk , -J-. Mig, if .15 ,Q RMB -Q51 55 , -X. K K E ,..-:f,,- -Qi. . .. Akxk l - X L11. I i Sk gi. iles W K ., ij QF, ii if if .1 l Congratulations Class of 1980! l Thank you Mr. Buckley! Love, The Annual Staff COMPLIMENTS OF: Dr. Ken Carson Dr. Tommy joseph Dr. Dr. David Smith, jr. Lawson Lewis, lr. ff' QQQFV wwf' WW eaut 2 FOR THE NEW YOU IJ 16? f ggi , Wea, 4 ,eg r 1, 'W W 'T 'T - ' ffflw ff ,ms , ' v wawffw if ,,,. 7 W.. A 1, Alii V,,W I , , , . I 2, -. 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