Aiken High School - Hornet Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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. . V V . STUDENT throughout the 1957-58 school year, the students of Aiken High School participated in various activities on or near the A. H. S. campus. In creating a student life section. the HORNET staff lias attempted to depict, through candid snapshots, some of the typical 6

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LOREN TERRY PALMER II 1936-1957 Editor of the 1954 HORNET tn mptttnrtam TERRY, MY SON The world seldom finds a man so true A real friend to each one that he knew. To the things that are right he always held fast Even when doubters his beliefs would blast. He was never a prude nor felt himself great Just a real good fellow who played it straight. He considered himself average, no brain” was he But those who knew said that this was modesty. He wanted to help others, he felt himself blest When a friend he could aid, this was his quest. His talents were many and he used them abound To enhance the life of those he was around. A smile so sincere, a handshake so firm, Conversation so witty, his friends all confirm. Imagination so keen and the ability too, To express his ideas with words or hue. He loved the good things with all his heart, Good music, good books of him were a part. His painting, drawings and models may never achieve fame But they were his work, that is all he would claim. He must have been more than we mortals should be Because God called him Home to help Him, you see. Humans do not understand or envision God’s Plan So we find it difficult to give up this fine man. We will forever miss him and his character so fine But so glad that God gave him to us for a short time. —Loren T. Palmer. 5

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LIFE scenes portrayed by high school lives of some of the teen-agers of students. I he purpose of this sec- Aiken High, lion of the yearbook is to present a natural, informal aspect of the 7