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from the POA to the community. One additional point worthy of mention, said Baker, is that per DHEC, the Daniel Island Pool staffing concerns flood social media community pools are considered “Class B” pools, which are not required to have lifeguards Changes in works, at all. “We have studied what the peak times are at according to POA both pools,” added Baker. “And we’ve found basically that from Memorial Day until school ELIZABETH BUSH goes back, in early August, that is our peak [email protected] pool season…and Thursday through Sunday Opening season at the Daniel Island com- are our peak times.” munity’s two neighborhood pools has not gone Pierce Park Pool has the highest number as swimmingly as some parents had hoped, of attendees, she said, while numbers at Scott at least according to a lengthy string of social Park Pool are typically less. media posts. Additionally, several community “Last year, the highest attending day, we had members have reached out to the Daniel Island 184 people throughout the entire course of one Property Owners Association (POA) office provided by Rindy Ryan day at Scott Park Pool,” continued Baker. “And with comments and concerns over what they At the start of the season, a decision was made to increase the lifeguard count at Pierce Park we also had days where we had a total of 18 perceive as inadequate staffing levels at Pierce Pool to six during the peak period of Thursday through Sunday (with no lifeguards the other people throughout the entire day.” Park Pool and Scott Park Pool. days), The POA’s plan now is to have gate at- Posts to the Daniel Island Moms Facebook tendants present at each pool Monday through Page regarding the pool situation included wor- team opted to make some changes. At the start of S.C. Department of Health and Environmen- Wednesday, when lifeguards are not on duty. ries about kids breaking the rules, bathroom of the season, a decision was made to increase tal Control (DHEC), Class B pool regulations, “The gate attendants’ responsibilities are cleanliness, water quality issues, lack of su- the lifeguard count at Pierce Park Pool to six the POA decided to amend the policy again. really for security, and for issues related to pervision, and general overcrowding. “During during the peak period of Thursday through Beginning this week, lifeguards will be safety,” added Baker. “So if a child is diving swim team practice, it’s insane,” commented Sunday (with no lifeguards the other days), and staffed at both pools Thursday through Sunday, off a dive stand, for example, they have the one parent. eliminate lifeguards completely at Scott Park from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. There will also be life- authority to say ‘I’m sorry, you’re breaking So what’s different this year? In 2015, both Pool. Gate attendants would staff the entry- guards present on the upcoming Fourth of July the rules,’ or they can tell the parents to please pools were staffed with lifeguards, seven days ways of each facility when lifeguards were not holiday, which falls on a Monday. watch children if they are breaking the rules. a week. But this year, after evaluating the present. But after re-assessing staffing levels “Our plan is to have gate attendants for both If problems continue, they can call one of our daily numbers, Jane Baker, Vice President of based on the recent community feedback and pools when lifeguards are not present as soon staff members and get someone there im- Community Services for the POA, and her confirming recent revisions to the interpretation as they can be scheduled,” stated a recent letter See pool on PAGE 10 Sip Shop Support

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from the editor for supporting this special edition with gradua- tion advertisements, as well as with their regular Congratulations to the class of 2016! advertising. We recognize that high school graduation is a We congratulate the class of 2016 as we begin a parents and friends of graduates from other local Independently owned milestone event in these students’ lives and are new tradition of publishing the photographs of all high schools, including many on our staff, who & operated since 2003 we are honored to share their photographs and our our local high school graduates. We offer a special helped gather many local graduate photos from congratulations to all the students and their family General Information: thank you to Tumbleston Photography and Bishop Hanahan and from other high schools that our office 843.856-1999 and friends. England High School for their cooperation in readers attend. Next year we hope to have even fax: 843.856-8555 Let the adventure begin! 225 Seven Farms Drive Suite 108 providing all the Bishop England photographs and more graduates in our pages! Daniel Island, SC 29492 helping with identification. We also thank all the We also offer a special thanks to our advertisers Publisher/ Managing Editor: tion now. Suzanne M. Detar letters to the If enough residents share interest, an initial 843.345.1563 editor meeting will be set up. Please indicate your inter- sdetar@ DANIEL ISLAND PARK CONCERNS City of Charleston representation quality of life thedanielislandnews.com est to Al Hansen. ([email protected]) AND CITY REPRESENTATION issues, property value retention are all concerns. Al Hansen Account Executives: It is time for Daniel Island Park to have its own What will it take to create a responsive Park As- Daniel Island Ronda Schilling voice with the City of Charleston, Berkley County sociation? Daniel Island Park population is large 843.330.1981 and Daniel Island Company. While Daniel Island enough to qualify for the Charleston Neighbor- Solitude [email protected] Neighborhood Association states it represents all hood Council. This organization hosts regular I wish to commend Mr. Steve Ferber on his ar- Trudy Hicks of DI south and north of 526, it has really only meetings with the Mayor and his staff to share ticle in the May 26 edition “Why are we so afraid 843.327.7014 represented the area south of 526. There are only information, report concerns and make sugges- of solitude?” Since I live alone and know many [email protected] a few Park residents that belong to DINA. This tions to improve quality of life for residents. This wonderful people who do, it was uplifting to have was because there were no Park issues that needed would be an important forum to voice concerns someone give credibility to people who enjoy their Art Director/Classifieds: attention but that is changing rapidly with the and issues. solitude. Sometimes it is difficult, especially dur- Jan Marvin tremendous growth of homes and apartments. 843.856.1999 Several actions must be completed and an ing holidays, but overall it can give a sense of true [email protected] Traffic congestion, excessive traffic, single application submitted for approval by this fall. freedom and peace. routes into and out of Daniel Island Park, safety, These actions will take some time and it would be Thank you, zoning issues, ownership transition, 526 noise, imperative to start moving toward a Park Associa- The Daniel Island News is published Susan Rains weekly and distributed free throughout Daniel Island and down Clements Ferry Rd. to residences, age, empty gas pumps, a storm-induced closure at business establishments, the supermarket), it’s a welcome reminder of how Bishop England and at various distribution points on Daniel Island, incredibly well systems work. Mt. Pleasant, downtown Charleston What, no strawberries? So the next time you’re browsing in Publix and and Hanahan. The entire content of ago my office looked directly onto the runway at a favorite food of yours is on vacation, take a mo- The Daniel Island News is copyrighted National Airport. I was never a fan of air travel but 2016 by The Daniel Island Publishing unconventional ment to reflect. It’s not simply about appreciating Corp., LLC. No part of this publication the experience was life changing. With each pass- what we have (1.2 billion people lack access to may be reproduced without wisdom ing minute another plane took off, then another electricity, 780 million lack access to clean water permission from the publisher. landed. Months rolled by without a hitch and I and 2.5 billion lack access to adequate sanitation), Ad Deadline: STEVE FERBER came to marvel at the miraculous achievement of it’s about marveling at the level of consistency Friday by 12 noon air travel. (How safe is it? Some 40,000 planes with which systems perform. After all, there are Digitally produced ads must be sized The scene was all too familiar. I’m in the fruits land safely each day – so if you were to fly every humans are running the show. to spec in PDF high resolution format and vegetable aisle of Publix, hovering over the day of your life, you would experience one major to: [email protected]. avocadoes, when I hear a woman proclaim, to accident every 19,000 years). LETTERS POLICY one in particular: “What, no strawberries?” She’s Out of bed each morning, with little notice, we Letters to the editor are welcomed and turn a handle and fresh water pours out. Flick a Comedian Louis C.K. on encouraged. Please write in about any clearly irritated. No, I mean, she’s visibly upset. topic that stirs your fancy or raises As the blueberries and raspberries nestle close switch and electricity arrives. Have a health con- the miracle of air traffic your ire. All letters and submissions to one another, the strawberry section remains cern or worry? There’s a doctor, and staff, waiting are subject to being edited for libel, bare. Perhaps a batch rejected by the health for you at a nearby emergency room. A domestic space and good taste. All submis- “ ‘I had to sit on the runway for 40 minutes.’ Oh inspector? Or, more simply, a shipment delayed dispute or urgent smoke alarm? Police and firemen sions must include the author’s name, my gosh, really? What happened then, did you address and phone number for verifi- by bad weather? Either way, no strawberries are move into action. Is that not amazing? cation purposes. going home with this woman today. It’s not as if these systems are run by au- fly through the air like a bird, incredibly? Did tomatons. It’s humans – human beings run these Delivery concerns? As she frets, I loop back to a familiar thought, you soar into the clouds, impossibly? Did you amazed, yet again, that on any given day I can systems and, honestly, we’re not the most reliable Are you not getting a paper? Are partake in the miracle of human flight and then there papers being delivered to stroll into a supermarket, a mile from home, and creatures. We’re emotional, we’re erratic, we’re unoccupied homes in your buy virtually any type of food. And the magic irascible at times. Yet, when it comes to making land softly on giant tires that you couldn’t even neighborhood? Please let us know and we will advise our carriers to start persists – new food arrives daily, shelves are things run, making things work, health inspectors conceive how they put air in them? You’re re-stocked, electricity stays on, freezers remain inspect, teachers teach, medical professionals save or stop delivery as necessary. You can sitting in a chair in the sky. You’re like a Greek call the Daniel Island News at cool. Day after day, year after year. How is that lives. 856-1999 or send an email to possible? It’s all pretty stunning. And when there is a rare myth right now.” [email protected] to report specific addresses. When I worked in Washington, DC some years breakdown in the system (e.g., an electricity out- June 9 - 15, 2016 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com history 05 Ten and Five Years Ago in The Daniel Island News TEN YEARS AGO FIVE YEARS AGO Daniel Island School nears completion Flag system proposed for crosswalk on Seven Farms Drive

In the June 8, 2006 issue of the Daniel Timothy Ascue In the June 9, 2011 issue of the Dan- Island News, Walt Jenner of Daniel Island (left) and Rodney iel Island News, traffic safety was a offered shag lessons each week at the Pierce Roberts (right), hot topic. A handheld flag system was Park Pavilion. A longtime music aficionado, of the Berkeley proposed by City of Charleston Coun- Jenner and his wife, Barbara, became en- Electric Coop- cilman Gary White for the intersection thralled with the shag, South Carolina’s state erative, served up of Seven Farms Drive and Pier View dance, when they moved to Daniel Island in crabs as part of Street in an effort to avoid the elimina- 2000. “I’ve had a lifelong interest in music,” the Lowcountry tion of multiple parking spaces along said Jenner, 60, a retired special-education Crab Fest at Daniel Seven Farms Drive. The city consid- administrator and psychologist from Syra- Island’s Children’s ered the flag system idea, but decided cuse, N.Y. Park on Sunday, not to implement the idea. In election news, candidates for many June 4, 2006. In 2011, The Daniel Island School White tennis In business news, Dr. Eleanor Sahn, offices both democratic and republican, were team won their division (11) in the Tri-county featured due to the upcoming primary elec- long-time dermatologist on Daniel In school news, the Daniel Island School Elementary School Tennis League 7 to 0 and tion on June 13. Island, and her son lawyer Michael was nearing completion which would open then were moved up to the highest bracket for In other news, with the onset of Hurricane Sahn, purchased roughly 2,000 square that August. Of finishing the project on time, the end of season tournament for elementary season beginning in June, Beth Tiobbel of feet of space on the first floor of the then Assistant Superintendent of Operations school (6) and won the Championship against Tiobbel Insurance contacted the paper to Ryland Square building – Dr. Sahn and Facilities for Berkeley County Schools, Drayton Hall Elementary 1 (5 to 2) which made advise residents that detached garages need a planned to move her thriving dermatol- Ken Coffey said, “It’s exciting…we’re mov- them the best Tri-county Elementary School separate flood policy in order to be covered ogy practice to the new digs while son ing right along…We are all on schedule. Tennis team. YEAH! Players names in order in for flood. The policy on the house only goes It may be a week or two different from the Michael was set to launch his own law the photo: Madison Bares, Anna Warren, Gwen up to $250,000 and that wouldn’t be enough master schedule, but we have 100 percent firm, having worked for several years Conway, Emma White, Drew Bobey, Lexi Widen- for a house and the garage in most cases, she confidence we will be in the building when it prior in the Charleston County solici- house, Anna Grace Chang and Max Smith (All said. is time for the kids to come.” tor’s office. the girls were in 5th grade and Max was in 2nd.)

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The field trip to Recess because you My school track and The Center for the can play and it is field event because Birds of Prey was fun. I like playing sports. really cool. Charlie I came in 2nd in the Ethan Age 8 javelin. Age 12 Brady Age 9

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Take ‘em to Tom! Qwik Pack & Ship YOU DID IT! launches book and game buy-back program CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! 144 FAIRBANKS OAK ALY #3B Jennifer Johnston [email protected]

At the end of the school year, kids can’t wait to get textbooks out of their hot little hands. At the same time, they may be look- ing to upgrade their stock of video games for rainy summer days. So, really, Tom Pompo- selli’s timing couldn’t be better. The owner of Daniel Island’s Qwik Pack & Ship has just kicked off a book and game buy-back program. Customers can bring in to the store any new or used textbook, work- book, or game. Tom will look up the ISBN $ or UPC code with his program software, Customers can bring in to the store any new 825,000 offer a buy-back price and, if the customer or used textbook, workbook, or game. 3BR/3BA • 2,855 sqft • Wraparound Balcony • DI Club Membership Available agrees, pay cash on the spot. He handles everything from there, including packaging Brenda J. Cook, Broker and shipping at no cost to the customer. lighted, but those with missing pages, water MoBile: 843-670-3225 Of course, there are a few general specs damage, and patching with tape cannot be offiCe: 843-971-8755 for sellers to consider. Games can be from sold. any platform, but must not be damaged. Questions about the program can be di- lovinglowCountryCharleston.CoM Workbooks may contain pencil marks, but rected to Tom, or anyone else at Qwik Pack [email protected] no ink. And textbooks can be sparsely high- & Ship, at (843) 278-0800. Brenda Cook, Hayden Jennings Properties Brendatherealtor

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Join members of Totally Fit at the Daniel Island Juice Bar Wednesday, the Holy Cross on Daniel Island at 7 pm and share her humorous and TOASTMASTERS June 15 for the latest and best buzz 5:00-6:30pm. Contact Linda How- insightful caregiving experiences. Toastmasters of Daniel Island meet on the first and third Friday of every ard at [email protected] or visit totallyfit.org. Pitch U and What’s the Big Idea? month, from 12 to 1pm at Summit Place, 320 Seven Farms Dr. For more SBDC to hold marketing seminar Calling Entrepreneurs. If you’re an entrepreneur with a viable business information please contact [email protected] or Brian Richards (843) The Charleston Area Small Business Development Center will hold or business idea and would like to be one of the ten entrepreneurs cho- 884-5987. a seminar, “Social Media as a Business Tool,” to help area business sen to pitch to a panel of angel and venture capital investors at June 29 AA meetings on DI owners understand strategies and options involved in incorporating What’s The Big Idea? at the Daniel Island Club arrange your screening Daily M-F 8 am, Tue. 7pm, Fri 7pm at Providence Baptist Church, 294 social media into their marketing plans. The seminar will be held from 10 interview before May 5 deadline. Chosen entrepreneurs will attend Pitch Seven Farms Dr.; Sat. 8 pm at Holy Cross Church, 299 Seven Farms a.m. to noon on June 16 at 6296 Rivers Ave. in the first floor conference U to prepare a powerful pitch that wows investors. Dr. room. The cost is $20 and will be open to the first 20 registrants. Aaron History of Western Civilization DANIEL ISLAND EXCHANGE CLUB Means of Activate Business Solutions will lead two sessions which This college-level humanities course continues at the Daniel Island Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month (with some excep- will cover “Which Social Media Strategy is Right for MY Business” and branch of the Berkeley County Library System. The free course will be tions) at 6pm at The Church of the Holy Cross, 299 Seven Farms Drive “Social Media Tips, Tricks and Time Savers.” For more information or to taught on Wednesdays at 10:30 am. Participants can attend at any time, and centers its service initiatives on Americanism, youth programs, com- register for the event, visit the Charleston SBDC website at http://www. as each of the sessions stands on their own. The Professor is Hillyer munity service and the prevention of child abuse. For questions about charlestonsbdc.com/ or call (843) 740-6160. Rudisill III, a native Charlestonian who has taught such courses for over meeting dates and programming, contact PresidentDIExchangeClub@ Daniel Island Kids Fishing Tournament 50 years. gmail.com or visit their Facebook page. The 6th Annual Daniel Island Kids Fishing Tournament sponsored by the Willingway Continuing Care Meetings Mom’s Playdate Daniel Island Inshore Fishing Club and Presented by Scout Boats will Every Monday 6:30-7:30 pm at The Church of the Holy Cross, 299 Join local Moms and kids for playdates twice a month. @ Center Park be held on Saturday, June 18, Father’s Day Weekend, at Smythe Park Seven Farms Dr. Provides a community for addicts, their family and (train side) on the 1st Wed. of every month at 10am and the 3rd Wed. of Lake. Children ages 4 to 15 of families who reside or work on Daniel Is- friends to talk about their experiences and find ways to connect with 12- every month at 11am. Erica Elmenhurst ([email protected]) land are eligible to enter as anglers in the tournament. All children must step recovery. Free. Contact Rhett Crull 843-323-7111 with questions. and/or Marie Corbin ([email protected]) for more information. be accompanied by an adult. Awards will be given. The penultimate Tai Chi Men’s Fitness Group award is the Grand Champion Award for the longest fish of the three Free classes. Tuesday & Friday 8:30-9:30 am at Providence Baptist F3, a free men’s workout group, meets every Saturday morning starting eligible species. The Grand Champion will win a half day fishing trip Church. Call Gwen at 843-718-5454 for information. at 6:20 am at Governors Park and at 5:30 am on Wednesdays. www. for two people with Capt. Greg Peralta. No fishing license is required. Run Club f3nation.com or email to [email protected]. Angler Registration Forms and Tournament Instructions can be found at Gaia Fit Run Club meets on Fridays 5:30 am and Sundays 7:30 am for Kindergarten registration/ various locations throughout Daniel Island including Publix, Qwik Pack & group runs as well as First Friday Happy Hour Runs at DI restaurants. orientation a DIS Ship, Daniel Island Library, DIPOA, and SunTrust Bank. Also, online at Email [email protected]. Children must be 5 years of age on or before Sep. 1. Registration is the Daniel Island Inshore Fishing Club website (danielislandinshorefish- Group run/walk online at www.bcsdschools.net/registration. This process begins by ing.com). Pre-registration is requested, $5 per angler; onsite registration Every Wednesday morning at 8:30 am from Pierce Park Pavilion: Enjoy setting up an Infosnap account using your email address/cell phone at the tournament $8 per angler. Fishing will be from 9 am to 11 am a 3-mile walk or run along the Wando River and share your thoughts number. Please be sure to submit your information using the link for followed by an Awards Ceremony. For more information, contact Fred and input with the Daniel Island News’ writers and advertising execu- the 2016-2017 school year. After registering online, and receiving an Danziger, Tournament Committee Chairman, at 516-524-2208 or fred. tives. email confirmation, please submit the following documentation to DIS BENG to complete the registration process: Student’s Birth Certificate, two “Business Executive Networking Group” meets the first Tuesday of ev- current proofs of residency with name and street address (utility bill, Sheila’s Hair Design Studio ery month at the Berkeley County Library on Daniel Island, 2301 Daniel rental agreement, etc.), SC Immunization form. Daniel Island School will Island Drive, 5 to 6:30pm. 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The 8 participating Charleston-area Rotary Clubs and the many beneficiaries of the Duck Race thank the Sponsors and the thousands of loyal supporters who have made the Duck Race a huge success over the past 10 years. Your generosity continues to change lives and build better communities here at home and around the world. follow the planning for the 11th Annual Rotary Charity Duck Race … www.charlestonduckrace.com and on facebook 12 island life thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ June 9 - 15, 2016 rotary Charity Duck Race is a huge success!

The 10th annual Rotary Charity Duck Race on Saturday, June 4 was a huge success. Children and families enjoyed games, food, music, a duck decorating contest, and a Corvette Car Show. About 1,000 people attended the event at Children’s Park on Daniel Island. The duck race came off flawlessly, with one lucky duck winning $10,000 for the person who adopted it. Several Daniel Island residents won $1,000 and four people in attendance each won a $500 door prize.

ography The event raised around $150,000 for area charities and Rotary service programs. The 10-year total Mary Wessner Phot ography Mary Wessner Phot raised now stands at $1,200,000!

Suzann Detar Suzanne Detar Jan Triphahn and Kris Manny survey the painted House of Representative Mark Sanford (center)Mary We withssne Rotariansr Phot Bill Paige Alley, Lily Coulter, Reagan West and ography Stevens (left) and Bill Thielfoldt (right). ducks! Tommy Coulter take a break from the heat as they wait for the ducks to make their way down the Wando River.

Mary Wessner Phot ography ography Mary Wessner Phot Mary Wessner Phot ography Provided Brooke Stevens, age 14, and Kara Stevens, on jennifer johnst age 11, made a special trip and contribution to the duck race. Their parents were sponsors of the duck race and the girls traveled to Daniel The Ducks are dumped from the bridge. The Ducks begin their race down the river. The Ducks Island from their home in Atlanta. Prompted approach the finish line! by a service project at their school, the girls came up with the idea to make and sell dog toys and to then donate all the proceeds to charities that serve animals. They named their organization Paws Foundation with the motto, “A Helping Hand For Paws In Need.” They made dog chew toys in college colors and sold them, along with tee shirts and Frisbees, at the Rotary Charity Duck Race. They col- lected $200 to be donated to the Daniel Island Animal Hospital on Wheels. The girls are ography Mary Wessner Phot granddaughters of Daniel Island residents Bill and Ann Stevens. June 9 - 15, 2016 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com island life 13 Daniel Island Kids Fishing Tournament Blackbaud Donates $1 Million to Help Build International African American Museum Staff report Moore, President and CEO of IAAM. set for Father’s Day weekend Daniel Island based Blackbaud, “We’re overwhelmed by Blackbaud’s The Sixth Annual Daniel Island eligible species. The Grand Cham- Inc. (NASDAQ: BLKB), the leading generosity and enthusiasm; especially Kids Fishing Tournament spon- pion will win a half day fishing provider of software and services for the employees who are already rolling sored by the Daniel Island Inshore trip for two people with Capt. the global philanthropic community, up their sleeves to help by sharing Fishing Club and Presented by Greg Peralta. recently announced a $1 million gift best practices of the arts and culture Scout Boats will be held on June No fishing license is required. to the International African Ameri- community, helping us leverage the 18, Father’s Day weekend, at Angler Registration Forms can can Museum (IAAM), which will full power of technology to create a Smyth Park Lake. be found at various locations be built on Charleston’s Gadsden’s special experience for visitors, and of- Smyth Park Lake has recently throughout Daniel Island including Wharf. Blackbaud will sponsor the fering support through volunteerism.” been stocked with largemouth bass Qwik Pack & Ship, Daniel Island Digital Media Lab that will take the Blackbaud, Inc. announced a $1 mil- Blackbaud’s investment will sup- in anticipation of the tournament. Library, DIPOA, Sun Trust Bank museum experience outside of its four lion gift to the International African port the Digital Media Lab which will Children ages 4 to 15 of and on the Daniel Island Inshore walls. Virtual or in-person visitors American Museum (IAAM), which will allow visitors to be part of a shared families who reside or work on Fishing Club web site at danielis- to the museum can trace their family be built on Charleston’s Gadsden’s experience; inside the museum or Daniel Island are eligible to enter landinshorefishing.com. origins, research their ancestry and Wharf. from anywhere in the world on their as anglers in the tournament. All Pre-registration is requested, $5 record their own stories. computers or mobile devices. “This honor the largely overlooked history connectivity showcases how technol- children must be accompanied by per angler; onsite registration at Nearly 40 percent of African- Americans have an ancestor who of the African-American community. ogy can help break down barriers, an adult. the tournament $8 per angler. arrived in America through Charles- The museum will connect visitors to and proves there are no limits to the Eligible species are largemouth Please check in at the Registra- ton’s Gadsden’s Wharf during the their ancestors, demonstrating how experience the IAAM can offer,” said bass, panfish, and mullet, all tion Table at Smythe Park between trans-Atlantic slave trade, and it is enslaved Africans and free blacks Mike Gianoni, President and CEO of catch and release. Awards will be 8 and 8:30 a.m. on the day of the estimated that 80 percent of African- shaped economic, political, and Blackbaud. “We are incredibly moved given for the first, second, and tournament to receive your Tour- Americans have ancestral roots cultural development in the nation to be a part of this endeavor and it’s a third longest fish of these species nament Kit. Fishing will be from 9 through the port of Charleston. Under and beyond. privilege for our company to help to caught, plus and award for the to 11 a.m. followed by an Awards the leadership of President and CEO “Blackbaud’s significant gift helps bring a sense of connection and iden- longest “Mystery Fish” of any Ceremony and refreshments pro- Michael B. Moore, great-great grand- us move closer to our fundraising tity for those wishing to find answers other species, and for any tagged vided by Publix. son of Robert Smalls, IAAM will be goal and is a testament to the support and complete their own personal sto- largemouth bass. For more information, con- a new museum of African-American the International African American ries. I invite other companies to join The penultimate award is the tact Fred Danziger, Tournament history that aims to re-center South Museum project is receiving by South us in investing to bring this important Grand Champion Award for the Committee Chairman, at fred. Carolina’s place in global history and Carolina’s most influential, purpose- longest fish caught of the three [email protected]. focused companies, said Michael B. See blackbaud on PAGE 18 14 island life thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ June 9 - 15, 2016 Sundown on the Wando concert easy, breezy, and packs the park

A brief storm late in the afternoon on Friday, June 3 gave way to blue skies and more moder- ate warmth for the Daniel Island Property Owners Association-sponsored Sundown on the Wando concert. Residents and visitors nestled into the abundant shade with chairs and cool- ers, swayed to the tunes of the Travis Allison Band, and soaked in a fantastic evening among friends. suzanne detar Rich and Gavin Young

suzanne detar suzanne detar Two ladies and a dog! Gail and Gwen Carson jennifer johnston Tayler, Elliot and Matt Nodtvedt enjoy the enjoyed the concert with Gwen’s rescued Jack These folks arrived early to get a prime spot under the live oaks beside the Children’s Park. concert with family friend and youngster Russell/Chihuahua mix Lucy. Claire Roth.

jennifer johnston jennifer johnston Even the “big kids” can’t keep away from Kona Ice and inflatables. The Travis Allison Band somehow nails everything from Billy Joel to Coldplay to Prince - we are lucky to have them play on Daniel Island.

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Presented by Sponsors 16 island news thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ June 9 - 15, 2016 June’s Honeycomb Cafe artist discovers, and develops, numerous knacks Jennifer Johnston [email protected] I can accept that there are people with envi- able talent in this world. And I don’t (usually) begrudge them their gifts. But when they’re masters of multiples – within the same disci- pline – I feel the universe is messing with us. It seems that way with artist Andrea Vavra. She draws and paints. She creates lifelike por- traits and pop art comics. She invents whimsi- cal abstracts and is commissioned for detailed sports images. She even makes art from melted crayon and upright pianos, for crying out loud. Honestly, it’s like a dermatologist who dabbles in hip replacement. Or an Olympic gymnast who is also a scratch golfer. Double-dipping from the talent pool aside, Vavra happens to be as sweet as she is skilled. Local artist Andrea Vavra finds her happy place in front of any So it’s hard to not be happy for her breadth of Vavra is as comfortable with a simple pencil as she is with a palette of canvas, wherever it may be. brilliance. She’s also worked very hard, pushing colors. herself to take risks and practicing tirelessly will be available for viewing – and for sale – to this area? cause we have such a beautiful community and toward further refinement. Even her vacation patrons and island visitors. And though not a Andrea Vavra: I used to travel often to the being involved in the Daniel Island Art Guild bolsters her vocation: a recent four-month speck of her inordinate oodles of talent rubbed U.S. until I moved to Charleston the summer of has helped me to share my work and to connect backpacking tour of 15 countries with husband off on me during the course of our interview, I 2009. The reason why I came was to improve with many artists and learn from them. James sent her home “energized and full of was, nonetheless, tickled to find such a joyful my English and to learn more about the Ameri- JJ: Are you completely self-taught as an inspiration to create more ART!” soul in this local artist. can culture. I was an Au Pair (International live- artist, or have you undertaken any formal train- Vavra is the latest artist to display at the in nanny) for a local family, then I met my now ing? What was the first medium you fell in love Honeycomb Café in Daniel Island, as part of Jennifer Johnston: When did you move husband and the rest is history. Plus I couldn’t with? the restaurant’s ongoing local art series. During from Mexico to the U.S., and did you move help it but to fall in love with beautiful Charles- the month of June, the varied works of Vavra directly to Charleston? What brought you to ton. I love being an artist on Daniel Island be- See artist on PAGE 17

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Inspired by recent travels, Vavra says her An extraordinary Vavra piece designed with “Africa” work is one of her favorites of any melted crayon. she’s created.

AV: Yes, I am a completely self-taught artist. and future work? Is it almost overwhelming to I only had the regular art classes at school, be presented with such an abundance of inspira- although I was very lucky to have a fabulous tion? teacher in fourth grade that taught me to under- The world is surrounded by art! I saw a we’v AV: orry ... e got you ered stand volume, proportions, and the importance lot of great artwork and, yes, it was quite over- ’t w cov of shade. The first medium I fell in love with whelming, especially in Italy. I was inspired on was charcoal, because it was fun to play with to see all the masters’ work and now I want to D the intensity and also challenging to keep my keep working hard to improve my technique Multiple devices need more speed! work clean. and make my brush strokes smoother. JJ: Have you pursued any other vocation, JJ: Your work is incredibly varied. How do or is art your sole career? Does it ever feel like you explain your comfort with so many differ- MORE true work - a grind - particularly when you’ve ent tools, styles, and mediums? Can you share been commissioned to create specific pieces? your favorites (or at least your of-the-moment SPEED AV: I’ve always dream of being an artist and favorites)? at the moment art is my sole career, with the AV: I love to try everything! It’s really hard FOR 3 support of my husband. He is with me in every for me to just do one thing. I enjoy seeing art FREE art show and he always brings a smile to my from other people because there is always face. A lot of people think that being an artist is something new that I can incorporate into For a Limited Time, we'll increase your Internet easy and stress-free, and it is in a sense, but it my work. I also like to challenge myself to speed FREE for 3 months! Enjoy faster everything also has its challenges because you never know reproduce work from my favorite artists and for sure if you are going to sell a painting or if that is a great learning method. Right now I am this summer on us. you are going to have a successful show. Even fascinated with melting crayons over a canvas when you go into an art competition, you have that I have already painted with acrylic. ❂ Multiple Users Won’t Slow Things Down to be aware that art is subjective and not always JJ: Where is your studio located, and where the best one (from your point of view or judg- do you sell your work? Can you share a few ❂ Better Streaming for Video & Audio ment) is going to win. 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What was the intention of the trip, and did it was a portrait for a Cirque du Soleil performer follow its purpose? from the show “Alegria.” AV: My husband and I love to travel and ex- JJ: What can folks expect to see at your 843.277.7307 plore the world; we come alive, our senses are Honeycomb show, and will the pieces be for HomeSC.com/speed heightened and the freedom that comes over us sale? is unrivaled to anything else we do. We stay in AV: Yes, my artwork will be available for great shape to take on any adventure that comes purchase and you can expect to see a variety of * FREE Internet speed upgrade is based on your current subscribed Home Telecom Internet speed. Your speed will be increased to the next tier for our way. The people we encounter always my work, from traditional Charleston scenes to FREE for 3 months. At the end of the 3 months, you will be responsible for the price increase of your Internet speed. All services/speeds not present us with many unintended blessings. We melted crayon art and some Mexican-inspired available in all areas. There are many factors that may cause actual are always amazed with the graciousness of paintings. speeds to vary that are outside of our control such as equip- ment used and external network conditions. Must be a people all over the world; it restores our faith in Learn more about the artist and view recent Home Telecom high speed Internet subscriber. humanity each time we put ourselves out there. works at andreavavraart.wix.com/andreav- JJ: How did your travels inspire your present avraart or the Andrea Vavra Art Facebook page. 18 island news thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ June 9 - 15, 2016 American Flags to Fly High on Daniel Island for Inaugural Field of Honor® Blackbaud donates $1 Million The Daniel Island Ex- From blackbaud on PAGE 13 museum to life.” change Club Celebrates Former Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Our Hometown Heroes who pioneered the IAAM project and leads the fundraising campaign, commented on The Daniel Island Exchange Club hosts the the leadership role Blackbaud is playing in Inaugural Field of Honor® celebrating our honoring the African-American community. hometown heroes, June 25 to July 5, 2016 on “Charleston and this museum reflect the Daniel Island. The Field of Honor® will feature struggle that still exists to rightfully mark, 250 flags and fly for ten days, honoring home- educate and celebrate African-American his- town heroes including; military personnel, first tory. With IAAM, we have the opportunity responders, medical professionals, teachers, or to tell an American story and the pivotal role any hero in your life you would like to honor. that Charleston plays in that story. As busi- Lowcountry residents interested in acknowl- ness leaders like Blackbaud continue rise to edging their hometown hero(es) can make a support the museum, we move steps closer donation of $25 per flag in honor of their loved to finally being able to tell our complete one and hero by logging on to: www.healing- story, and to take new steps toward cultural field.org/danielisland16. Flag memorials can appreciation and unity.” Gianoni added “At Blackbaud, we believe also be purchased throughout the month at the provided all people deserve the opportunity to know Daniel Island Exchange Club tent at the Daniel The Field of Honor® will feature 250 flags and fly for ten days, honoring hometown heroes. Island Farmer’s Market. For more information their heritage, and to understand the role on how to purchase contact Kristin Power at their families have played in shaping history iel Island Exchange Club for use in next year’s individuals that make us better people and our [email protected]. and culture. This museum is making that Field of Honor®. country a better place.” On June 25, when the field is erected, possible for the African-American commu- “We are so excited to bring this event to The presentation of the Field of Honor® has sponsored flags will contain a yellow ribbon nity, and we’re proud to support it.” Daniel Island,” said Kristin Power, event chair been made possible thanks to generous sponsor with the name of your honored loved one and The IAAM will be located at Gadsden’s and Daniel Island Exchange Club Member. donations from The Charleston Exchange Club, will fly proudly through July 5th. Stop by the Wharf in Charleston. Currently at 67 percent “It’s a great way to honor not only our Military Crews Subaru, Crews Chevrolet and The Daniel field throughout the week to visit your flag with of the $75 million goal, construction for the and first responders, but any individual that has Island Community Fund. All proceeds from the friends and family. Upon completion of the museum will begin as soon as all funding is had a profound impact in our lives from medical 2016 Field of Honor® will benefit the Veterans field, you can take your sponsored flag home secured. To learn more about the IAAM or professionals, to teachers, and so on -- All the program at One80 Place. with you, or you can donate it back to the Dan- to donate, visit www.iaamuseum.org.

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Here are four critical areas that are issues that lend itself to their creation. It’s impacted in your organization if walls are a frustrating process and I understand the built or allowed to remain. challenge it presents. Wish you could go with them Loss of trust But the credibility of your organizational The first line of defense for you as a structure is on the line when walls of divi- leader as it relates to your corporate culture sion that lead to a lack of trust, commu- to college? is the establishment of trust. When walls nication, and collaboration are allowed go up among your people trust is one of the to linger. Chances are it’s only one or Send them with Saint Christopher, first casualties along with it. Trust among two disgruntled people who are the chief your team is essential to your operation. If antagonists giving you this headache. But to watch over them as they travel. it doesn’t exist internally it’s going to be nonetheless, walls are being built because hard to nurture and develop it externally. well-meaning team members may know of Trust is the foundation of your corpo- no other way to deal with it. rate culture. If there is no trust among the As a leader you must be proactive in the members of your team then your team is implementation and development of your simply going through the motions. Trust is corporate culture. It’s not an auto-pilot fea- built when the walls come down and your ture that you can turn on and then ignore people learn to work in harmony with one as you move on to other issues. As a leader another. When they see each other as allies the best things you can do is learn how to and advocates rather than adversaries then build more bridges and tear down a lot of you trust can be established. more walls. 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Before becoming a student at [email protected] Bishop England, Dutour attended Summerville Staff report Catholic School and Divine Redeemer Catholic As an archery enthusiast, Catherine Dutour School. She plans to attend the Honors College Valedictorian - knows a thing or two about what it takes to hit at Western Carolina University, where she will Mallory Elizabeth Wright a target. So when the Bishop England High study forensic science. The Valedic- School student set her sights on achieving “I want to work for the FBI, so I figured torian of the academic success, she knew exactly how to forensics would be a good way to get into Hanahan Class get there. Dutour, a Summerville resident, was that,” she said. “It seems really cool, to look at of 2016 is Daniel recently named Valedictorian of the Class of a crime scene and use (the things you find) to Island resident 2016. help solve a crime. That whole aspect is really Mallory Elizabeth “I found out in March,” recalled Dutour, who fascinating to me!” Wright. Mallory gave a speech to her graduating class last Fri- When asked what thoughts she shared with is the daughter day at the Citadel’s McAlister Field House. “… her fellow graduates during her graduation of Mitch and It didn’t feel real at first, but I was excited!” speech last week, Dutour said she talked with Melanie Wright Dutour credits staying focused and not get- them about “the undiscovered country” they and the sister of ting sidetracked for her top student honors at would soon find themselves in. Megan (20) and Bishop England. Her high school resume also “It may seem scary, but it’s also a time of big Morgan (10). She includes being part of the National Honor So- adventure!” she added. “This is the end of an will be attending Clemson University as a member ciety, drama club, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta era, but we’re going into one that is going to be of the Calhoun Honors College to pursue a career Math Club, Library Book Club, Literary Maga- even better!” in research, specifically in the Microbiology field of zine Club, Chess Club, and, of course, the viruses and bacteria. Catherine Dutour Mallory had an outstanding four years at Hanahan High School. Her awards and honors include: four time Breakfast of Champions Academic honoree, Breakfast of Champions Service Award, Palmetto BE Salutatorian Robert Seney ready for next chapter Girls State Delegate, South Carolina Academic Hon- ELIZABETH BUSH Pong Club. He also played two years of junior ors Award, Renaissance Student of the Year, Miss [email protected] varsity baseball. Seney received scholarships from Hawk 2016, Hanahan High School Female Athlete Presbyterian College, University of Rochester, and of the Year, Hall of Fame Award, Junior Marshall, Mount Pleasant resident Robert Seney was hoping Clemson University. He plans to attend the Calhoun Principal’s High Honor Roll every semester of high to come out on top in the quest for Bishop England Honors College at Clemson, where he will likely school, four time Academic letterman, AP Scholar, High School’s highest academic honor. But he’s study mechanical engineering. four time Lacrosse MVP, two time Varsity Tennis perfectly content with being named Salutatorian of “I like physics and chemistry,” he said. “…My Hawk Spirit Award recipient, Most Likely to Suc- the Class of 2016. His friend and fellow student, ultimate goal would be to work in a lab testing and ceed, Math, Science, and Sports Medicine Depart- Catherine Dutour, is Valedictorian. creating things…I don’t know where that will get “I was really excited!” said Seney, acknowledging me, but that’s the ultimate goal. It would definitely ment Award. he and Dutour have been competing for the top spot be more fun than sitting in an office!” Out of the classroom, Mallory served as the in their grades all four years. “…I didn’t find out Seney plans to attend a summer program at Clem- National Honor Society President, Student Body what a Valedictorian was until I got to high school. son to conduct research on carbon nano tubes in Vice President, Science Club President, Beta Club So as soon as I found out, I wanted to have it, be- micro electrical-mechanical systems. As for advice President (10th grade), Captain of the South Caro- cause I wanted to be on top with grades. I always try for students hoping to achieve the same level of lina State Lacrosse Team, four time Captain and to reach for that.” academic success, Seney offered a simple tip. Founder of the Varsity Hanahan Lacrosse Team. Her Seney thoroughly enjoyed his time at Bishop “Don’t fall behind at all,” he said. “It’s impossible extracurricular activities included: Varsity Women’s England, specifically taking part in the Drama Club. to come back once you’re behind, especially when Lacrosse, Varsity Women’s Tennis, Student Athletic taking high level courses that just keep piling on.” He participated in eight theatrical productions at BE. Trainer, Science Club, National Honor Society, Stu- “Theatre was the biggest thing for me in high And when it comes to his future, this honor stu- dent Council, volunteer youth lacrosse coach school,” he said. “I love it and it will carry me dent is confident about taking the next step. through college and I hope to continue doing it!” “I’m excited about getting opportunities to re- Mallory earned the following scholarships: Seney was a member of several other clubs as search...and getting closer to that final goal,” added Clemson Scholar, Clemson Presidential Scholarship, well, including Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Seney. Clemson STEM scholarship, Auburn University Society, Archery Club, Chess Club, and the Ping Robert Seney June 9 - 15, 2016 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com schools 21 Meetthe top 5 stu dents from the Classof 2016 HanahanClass of 2016

Staff report Academic Presidential Scholarship, Auburn True Marshall, ACT/SAT Wall of Fame, Academic Letter Blue Legacy Scholarship, Purdue University Trust- Ranked Third in the Class - and 3 Academic Bars, Honorable Mentions at 2014 Valedictorian - ees Scholarship, USC Valedictorian Scholars Award, Julie Margaret Rowland Clemson Biology Merit Exam. He was a Renais- Mallory Elizabeth Wright USC Dean’s Scholars Award, USC STEM scholar- Julie Marga- sance Club Senior Representative and involved in The Valedic- ship, Palmetto Fellows eligible, STA Education ret Rowland is National Honor Society, Renaissance Club, Or- torian of the Foundation Scholarship, and Charleston Evening ranked third in the chestra, four-time participant in All-County Senior Hanahan Class Exchange Club Youth of the Year Scholarship. Hanahan Class Orchestra, QUEST Academic Competition. of 2016 is Daniel Mallory’s message to her fellow classmates is, of 2016. Julie is Colin earned $39,200 in scholarships from the Island resident “Being an encourager to others, making the most the daughter of Palmetto Fellows and the Clemson Academic Schol- Mallory Elizabeth out of the situations life throws at you, and believing Jackie and Edward arship. Wright. Mallory that you have the power to change the world, will Rowland. She will is the daughter lead you to becoming the best version of yourself.” attend the Univer- Ranked Fifth in the Class - Kristin of Mitch and sity of South Caro- Janell Watson Melanie Wright Salutatorian - lina and major in Kristin Janell and the sister of Kristy Nicole Kuoch marketing. Watson is ranked Megan (20) and The Salutatori- Her awards and fifth in the Morgan (10). She an of the Hanahan honors include: Junior Scholar, Duke Tip Scholar, Hanahan Class of will be attending Clemson University as a member Class of 2016 Who’s Who at Hanahan High, SAT/ACT Wall of 2016. She is the of the Calhoun Honors College to pursue a career is Kristy Nicole Fame, and Hanahan Exchange Club Outstanding daughter of in research, specifically in the Microbiology field of Kuoch. Kristy is student Michael Watson viruses and bacteria. the daughter of Outside of the classroom she was Treasurer of and Janell Watson. Mallory had an outstanding four years at Hanahan Kang and Kim Beta Club, Treasurer of Student Body, and Treasurer Kristin was rec- High School. Her awards and honors include: four Kuoch. Kristy of National Honor Society. Her extracurricular ac- ognized with the time Breakfast of Champions Academic honoree, will be attending tivities include: Dance at Happy Feet Dance studio, following awards: Breakfast of Champions Service Award, Palmetto Clemson Uni- student council, yearbook club and National Honor Valerie Gaddy Girls State Delegate, South Carolina Academic Hon- versity, where Society. Memorial Scholar- ors Award, Renaissance Student of the Year, Miss she will major in Julie earned a total of $133,500 in scholarships ship, Savannah College of Art and Design Academic Hawk 2016, Hanahan High School Female Athlete Chemical Engi- from: Palmetto Fellows, SC Association of Coun- Scholarship, Anderson University Academic Schol- of the Year, Hall of Fame Award, Junior Marshall, neering with the career goal to become a Chemical ties Scholarship, University of South Carolina Dean arship and was active as the Student Government Principal’s High Honor Roll every semester of high Engineer. Scholarship, University of South Carolina Legacy Secretary. school, four time Academic letterman, AP Scholar, Kristy was recognized with the following awards: Scholarship, University of South Carolina STEM Earning more than $40,000 in scholarships, four time Lacrosse MVP, two time Varsity Tennis Hanahan Hall of Fame Award, Junior Marshall, four scholarship, Furman Bell Tower Academic Scholar- including the LIFE Scholarship, Kristin will attend Hawk Spirit Award recipient, Most Likely to Suc- time Academic Letterman, four time Principal’s ship, and Student Transportation of America either the Savannah College of Art and Design or ceed, Math, Science, and Sports Medicine Depart- High Honor Roll, Hanahan Exchange Outstanding Anderson University. ment Award. Student Award, and Student of the Month Persever- Ranked Fourth in the Class - Colin Out of the classroom, Mallory served as the ance Michael Lillard National Honor Society President, Student Body In addition to being a great student, Kristy was Colin Michael Vice President, Science Club President, Beta Club also the President of International Club and par- Lillard is ranked President (10th grade), Captain of the South Caro- ticipated in the following extracurricular activities: fourth in the lina State Lacrosse Team, four time Captain and International Club, Renaissance Club, National Hon- Hanahan Class Founder of the Varsity Hanahan Lacrosse Team. Her ors Society, Teens Advisory Board, and Volunteering of 2016. He is extracurricular activities included: Varsity Women’s at Hanahan Public Library. the son of John Lacrosse, Varsity Women’s Tennis, Student Athletic Kristy earned a total of $67,000 from the follow- and Helen-Marie Trainer, Science Club, National Honor Society, Stu- ing scholarships: International Club Scholarship, Lillard. Colin will dent Council, volunteer youth lacrosse coach Biddlecomb Scholarship, Student transportation of attend Clemson Mallory earned the following scholarships: America Scholarship, Clemson University Academic University. Clemson Scholar, Clemson Presidential Scholarship, Scholarship, MSOE Academic Scholarship, and Colin’s awards Clemson STEM scholarship, Auburn University Destination MSOE Scholarship include: Junior 22 schools thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ June 9 - 15, 2016 Hanahan High graduates earned over three million in scholarships Aaron Allen Chavis, Richard Lawrence Cizunas, Hamza Khan Jadoon, Max Ryan Jamieson, Sara Luther Reese, Jade Tadeia Register, Ashley Taylor 226 graduates in the Catherine Cacilie Clark, Kenneth Dalton Coker, Caroline Jaudon, Ta’Von Jamel Jefferson, Ash’aka Renne’, Alexis Renee Rettenmyer, Brandley Javeh Parker Lee Collins, Miranda Shianne Colson, Griffin Imani Johnson, Kalif Simone Johnson, Shadavia Reyes Torres, Syria Isabel Reyna, Blakeley An- Hanahan Class of 2016 Emmett Combs, Alexandra Isabel Cortes, Destani Antastia Johnson, Dashawn Jamal Joseph, Austin nette Reynolds, Moaz Abdelnasir Mohamed Rezk, Staff report Paige Covington, Adara Janelle Cox, Sebastian Lee Joyner, Jacob Richard Kaiser, Bailey James Cameron Lamar Richardson, Brieana Elizabeth Hanahan High School class of 2016 con- Zachary Crosby, Matthew Austin Crouse, Ariel Kerr, Amina Hussein Aly Khadr, Dyrell Tyriq Kinloch, Robinson, Luis Alejandro Rosales, Julie Margaret sisted of 226 graduates, 40 of whom received Saddie Crum, Haley Madeliene Darnell, Brandon Kimberly Amber Kuoch, Kristy Nicole Kuoch, Kyle Rowland, Brenton Andrew Rudy, Valaire Monque Honors Diplomas. There were 12 Palmetto James Davis, Mary Grace Davis, Matthew Lee James Lakes, Anna McKinsey Langston, Joseph Scott, Tavis Jordan Shaw, Amaria Temeir Sherv- Fellows, 70 Life Scholarship-Eligible Students Dean, Fantasy Lakiaa Deas, Ever Mauricio Delcid, Steven Lattuca, Alicia Magil Ledbetter-Lindsay, ington, Benjamin Harvey Shumate, Azian Virgil and 77 Hope Scholarship-Eligible students. The Samuel Denmark, Jackson Dewey Detar, John Colin Michael Lillard, Hallee Elise Lizzi, Francisco Simmons, J’Quan Jalonie Simmons, Lauval Malik total estimate of academic scholarships earned Plowden Dickson, Haley Elizabeth Donald, Cole Luis Lopez, Joaquin Lopez, Edward Dowds Louis, Simmons, Ashley Tierra Smalls, Leon Earl Smalls, was $3,108,185, which includes the Palmetto Jeffrey Donnelly, David Ryan Doughten, Kanise Jordan Paige Macaluso, Kaila Rachel Mann, Kymohne Janjuan Smith, Laura Danielle Smith, Fellow ($350,400), Life (1,400,000), Hope Imani Draper, Keri Alyse Drayton, Keiontae O’Brian Michael Rex Marion, Dennis Wiles Martin, Tariq Bianca Cherell Snider, Tristan Eric Soliven, Kelly ($215,600) and other non-lottery scholarships Dubose, Djimon Dante’ Duvall, Brandon Hunter Howell Matthews, Jared Austin Richard McCorkle, Maria Sorensen, Olivia Carlisle Spell, Savannah ($1,142,185). The estimated dollar amount of Gregory Epperson, Kendra Marie Ezell, Brendan Wayne Bernard Johnson McCoy, Bryce Kammeron Nicole Stamps, Lauren Ashleigh Stanley, Hunter athletic scholarships is $764,000. Joseph Ferreira, Paul Jamison Fitzwater, Alexis McCullough, Ashlen Jhanell McNeil, Taliyah Nikkia Isaac Sutton, Hannah Linn Sylvester, Cheyenne Shade Floyd, Erin Marie Grace Folz, Charles Sy’mone McNeil, John McNellage, Nayeli Mejia, Alexus Taylor, MyRae Lauria Taylor, Savannah The names of the graduations students are: Lydia Raymond Furbee, Parker Wiley Futrell, Kenne- Joel Daniel Mercaldo, Christian Miller, Andrea Teiken, Soter Gregory Thomas, Alexander Bryce Midori Ahrens, Jakyra Marguerite Asby, Jessamyne sha Romonia Gamble, Lynard Vincent Gardner, Leigh Mills, Jeffrey Shannon Mitchum, Haley Marie Todd, Jacob Avery Trader, Malcolm Emanuel Van Janiya Asby, Timothy Styles Ashton, Mohamed Eric Alan Gartman, Alexis Ayanna Collins Ged- Mixson, Austin Michael-Cumbee Moore, Jacob Buren, Autumn Ka’shawn Vanderhorst, Dorian Gaber Baghdady, Shady Mohamed Baghdady, Am- dis, Kaylana Nicole Gibbons, Jon Michael Glee, Hunter Moore, Julian Christopher Moore, Paige Christian Verdin, Madeline Vick, Kevin Lamar ber Nicole Barrineau, Jarod Jonathon Baty, Jazmyn Dominique Tyrell Green, Megan Gabrielle Green, Denise Moore, Martize De’Shawn Moultrie, Robert Waddell, Diamond Nautica Timia Ward, Jarvis Marie Bell, Selena Marie Benson, Micah Bocook, Morgan Danielle Green, Timmothy Lamar Gregory, James Carl Mueller, Morgan O’ Neal Murphy, Jep- Dominque Ward, Datayashia Imani Laquan Wash- Sean Thomas Brady, Eve Brawdy, Akevia Katrice Taylor Marie Grimsley, Charles Jordan Halbig, chirchir Mutwol, Connor Lawrence Myers, Nickolas ington, Maleiah Denise Washington, Kristin Janell Brigance, Nicholas Allan Briggs, Joseph Christo- Benjamin Utshaw Halder, Caroline Brooke Harper, Andrew Newman, Jasmin Nicole Nieves, Anna Watson, Katherine Michelle Wells, Brandon Chase pher Broach, Jordan Brown, Logan Fenner Bryant, Katlyn Bailey Harrell, DeJanee Sierra Harris, Devin Luella Victoria Nylen, Tyler James O’Brien, Ryan Wessinger, Baylee Catherine Westbury, Deondre Tyler Osten Buehrer, Murray Thomas Burn, Ginalei Scott Hatchell, David Bern Hatcher, Jasmina Lyn Benjamin Padgett, Asa Leigh Perryman, Matthew Craig Whitaker, Cyrone Terrell White, DeAndre Kris- Burrous, Christopher Caleb Caddell, Tatiana Calle, Hathaway, Antonio Nashon Hayes, Trevor Warren Thomas Peters, Dylan Scott Phillips, Abigail Marie topher White, Aedan Grey Whittington-Baschoff, Carlos Xavier Camacho, Carlos Manuel Cardona Hemby, Tyler Anthony Herriott, Rebecca Hilkhui- Piedmont, Nazhae Ayhanna Porcher, John Adam Jacquzes Tyosha Williams, Katelyn Ann Wilson, Hernandez, Clayton Carter Carson, Ronald Keith jsen, Tyler Jacob Hines, Katelynn Louise Hinton, Porter, Taylor Lynn Powell, Micayla Leigh-Ann Pratt, James Bradley Winters, Daniel Emmanuel Wise, Jermaine Casselman, Stephanie Castro, Mary Lilly Hodges, Isaac Jerry Holt, Vontre Armaud Zachary Ethan Preseau, Eric James Prioleau, Tyler Mallory Elizabeth Wright, Brittany Austeen Young, Noel Cates, Samantha Aurora Chavarria, Donoso, Howard, Justin Lee Huggins, Charles Ridge Hunter, Austin Rathbun, Stephen Thomas Reeder, Corey Grace Elizabeth Young. 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Fundraising events will commence in August Ben Folds is impassioned about furthering From dis band on PAGE 32 the proliferation of music the 2016-17 school year and address any questions regarding allocations. Coincident with the developments in the Oh, and here’s what happens when kids pick Thomas also indicated that the dis- Daniel Island School band and orchestra up (and never forever put down) musical trict’s CPA would assist the Booster program, popular musician and recording instruments: Club in filing its 501(c)(3) status with artist Ben Folds brought his “Orchestra • High school music students have been the IRS. The club voted in three of its Experience” to the Volvo Car Stadium on shown to hold higher grade point averages four 2016-17 officers and determined Wednesday, June 8, performing with the (GPA) than non-musicians in the same to clean up the by-laws to reflect its Charleston Symphony Orchestra. Folds school. new mission. The club’s primary aims will be to is known for being a force of talent in his • A study of 7,500 university students re- generate further interest in orchestra own right, but he is also impassioned about vealed that music majors scored the highest and band, financially and logistically provided furthering the proliferation of music by reading scores among all majors, including support the instrumental music pro- Musical instruction may be considered a “related art,” promoting its place in society and mentoring English, biology, chemistry, and math. gram and, most immediately, engage but it can be argued that this is one of the most impor- musicians. A conspicuous smarty-pants, he • Students who participate in school band or in effective fundraisers to meet the tant classrooms in any school. embodies the kind of cool a more cerebral orchestra have the lowest levels of current aforementioned objectives. With a musician emits. “Innovations in pop music and lifelong use of alcohol, tobacco, and goal of $60,000 to fund the remainder program as soon as possible, as well as provid- come slower and slower each year,” Folds illicit drugs among any group in our society. of Mr. Spitler’s salary as well as additional ing a link to a “donate now” button to support says. “I think one awesome door to walk • With music in schools, students connect instruments and other costs associated with instrumental music at DIS. Further information through is this, the world of classical music to each other better – greater camaraderie, instrumental music activities, the Band and Or- on enrollment can be directed to Marty French from whence all our ideas of composition fewer fights, less racism, and reduced use of chestra Booster Club is already off the starting at [email protected], and the donation blocks. The group will meet every three weeks grew. That world is hurting right now and it hurtful sarcasm. button can be found on the school’s website at during the summer beginning June 29, and could use pop musicians. And pop musi- • Music helps under-achievers; students bcsdschools.net/DIS (be sure to earmark funds fundraising events will commence at the start cians could use the classical world because lagging behind in scholastic performance for the Band and Orchestra Booster Club). of the school year in August. it’s so full of possibility and sounds. It’s caught up to their fellow students in reading To get involved with the Band and Orchestra DIS administration is also distributing a endless.” and surpassed their classmates by 22% Booster Club - as a committee chair, member, Blackboard Connect email to all of the K-8 when given music instruction for seven or sponsor - contact club president Francis parents, alerting them to the need to get months. Ervin at [email protected]. interested orchestra students enrolled in the

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Rick Adams 843.971.3510 (o) 843.367.8084 (c) [email protected] 34 sportsthedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ June 9 - 15, 2016 Hawk football prepares for 2016 with spring ball Team loses dominant players to graduation six on offense. make fans forget about Denmark. But “I’m really not sure,” Patterson said of they will allow the Hawks to spread the PHILIP M. BOWMAN region title and finished 8-3. “But I don’t the numbers crunch. “But I know we have ball around. think we had three like that who came some concerns on defense. We have a lot Running back Jerry Bailey is com- It’s the end of one era and the begin- through at the same time.” of question marks on the line, at lineback- ing back from knee surgery and Quincy ning of another for the Hanahan football The new era is a new region that er and even the secondary. We have to see Mitchell will see time on both sides of the team, as the Hawks prepare for the 2016 includes rivals Timberland and Bishop if people step up on that side of the ball.” ball. season after closing out spring practice. England, two schools that move up to If you have heavy graduation losses, as Mitchell is one of the top sprinters in The end of the era is in reference to the Class AAA after winning state titles ear- the Hawks do, it’s nice to have a veteran the state who has great straight-ahead graduation losses of Samuel Denmark, lier in the decade. The other teams in the quarterback returning. speed. He’s worked to get better as a Tre Smalls and Dominique Green. The Hawks’ region include Lake Marion and Senior quarterback Victor Colbert is receiver and must hold on to the ball. three were dominant football players and Manning. back after passing for more than 1,600 “We need for him to perform,” Pat- were all-state performers in track and “I think it is one of the most talented yards and 17 touchdowns. terson said of Mitchell. “He’s another kid field. Denmark, the headliner, graduated regions around,” Patterson said. “Bishop “We feel good with him at quarter- who has gotten stronger and faster. Now, shortly after the 2015 season and enrolled England and Timberland have had great back,” Patterson said. “He has a year’s he has the chance to see what he can do.” at Virginia Tech, where he will vie for success and Lake Marion and Manning experience under his belt and he’s gotten Three starters are back on the OL: playing time at wide receiver for the Hok- both have very talented athletes. They stronger, faster and smarter. He needs to Deangelo Failey, Devit Lor and Deshawn ies. are coached well. We have some tough make good decisions. We feel good about Drayton. “We’ve had a lot of great football competition.” him.” Seniors Tyler Duncan and Watson are players here at Hanahan High School – Denmark, Smalls and Green aren’t the Jamie Watson, Aaron Manley and three of the top starters back on defense. no doubt about that,” said Hawks coach only losses. There are only four starters Javante Grant are the wide receivers who Charlie Patterson, whose team won the returning on defense, and maybe five or have the most experience. They won’t Advertise in The Daniel Island News. Call 843.856.1999. 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Reese Raye Felder James H. Merrill Farm Bureau Ronnie A. Sabb P. Michael "Mike" Forrester Harold Mitchell, Jr. John L. Scott, Jr. Russell W. Fry Dennis C. Moss Nikki G. Setzler Laurie Slade Funderburk V. Stephen "Steve" Moss Katrina Frye Shealy Craig A. Gagnon Wendy K. Nanney Vincent A. Sheheen Michael W. Gambrell Joseph H. "Joe" Neal Paul Thurmond J. Wayne George William Weston J. Newton Ross Turner Wendell G. Gilliard Mandy Powers Norrell Kent M. Williams Stephen L. Goldfinch, Jr. J. Anne Parks Tom Young, Jr.F Jerry N. Govan, Jr. Michael A. Pitts The SC Farm Aid Fund will provide SC farmers a lifeline to help recover from the devastating October flood. June 9 - 15, 2016 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com sports 35 BE players compete in national tournament Bishop England golfers selected to play in tournament PHILIP M. BOWMAN The tournament is arguably the Bishop England nation’s premier college recruiting golfers Ben Burton Three Bishop England players events since its inception in 1980. and Jamie Wilson were members of the South Carolina Coaches from more than 150 college were selected to team that competed in the 2016 U.S. lacrosse teams were in attendance for play in the North- Lacrosse Women’s National Tourna- this year’s showcase. South All Star tour- ment, which was held recently at Meanwhile. Bishop England nament in Myrtle Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa. junior Connor Malark was named the Beach. The Bishops’ Emma Pizzo, Ava Lower State Player of the Year and They helped the Ward and Ellie Long were on the Midfielder of the Year by the state South team win team from the Palmetto State that coaches’ association. for the first time in featured 22 of the top freshmen, He collected 44 goals, 28 assists nearly a decade. Both players sophomores and juniors from around and 46 ground balls. Teammates Provided had key roles in the state. Bishop England’s Jeff Andrew Pizzo and Ethan Baker also Bishop England golfers Ben Burton and Jamie Wilson were selected to play in the the Bishops’ state Weiner was the coach of the team. earned first-team all-state honors. North-South All Star tournament in Myrtle Beach for the South. Pictured above is the runners-up finish n The South Carolina team fared Justin Lively and Rohan Thompson South team. well in the 64-team event. The picked up second-team all-state men- Class AA. Burton finished Sandlappers went 3-1 in the Iroquois tions for a Bishops. finished third this spring was one Burton and Wilson also were second overall at the state meet, Division. Emma Pizzo was selected Lower stroke behind Burton at 146 to among 10 Class AA golfers to shooting a 1-over 145. Wilson, a South Carolina opened with an State Player of the Year after leading claim third at the state match. earn all-state honors. 11-7 win over Connecticut and then the state with 98 goals and 58 assists defending two-time state champ, topped Arizona 11-6. South Caro- while leading the Bishops to their lina’s only loss of the tournament first state championship. Teammate was an 11-6 loss to eventual champ Ellie Petyak scooped 37 ground balls Kentucky. with 34 takeaways to earn Lower Hanahan softball players earn honors South Carolina finished its best State Defensive Player of the Year. Hanahan’s MacKenzie Womens Sports. is a member of the Class AA- showing ever with a 14-4 win over Ellie Long also was named all- Dyson and Jordan Fabian were Meanwhile Baylee Westbury AAA South team. 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