Aiken High School - Hornet Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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Miss Tuten, practice teacher, describes to her home economic students basic requirements for good nutrition. VOCATIONS AND SERVICES The Vocations and Services Department is responsible for performing a wide variety of duties around the school. The agriculture boys, by planting and maintaining shrubbery, have done much to beautify the campus. The cafeteria provides nourishing lunches at a nominal cost. The shop boys, as well as contributing several useful items to the school, give generously of their time and equipment to other organizations. Through these and other activ-i'ies, the Vocations and Services Department has proved an indispensable part of school life. Mrs. Judith White B.S., Winthrop College Mrs. Jessie Hutto Mrs. Joyce Holley B.A., F ,rman University B.S., Winthrop College Mrs. Evelyn Hutto Coker College

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Girls’ gym class practices basketball in tbe gymnatorium. Mr. Bettis Herlong A.B., Duke University Mrs. Peggy Seigler A.B., Furman University PHYSICAL EDUCATION Believing that no mind works in a better place than in a healthy body, tbe Physical Education Department has undertaken a program designed to keep all Aiken Senior High students physically fit. Headed by Coach Bettis Herlong, tbe department offered a wide variety of sports and activities. In addition to tbe usual baseball, basketball, and football facilities, there are opportunities for a student to participate in all sports. Both intramural and varsity teams are organized each year for student participation. Mr. Alvin Hnwkins Mr. W. L. Bell B.S., Clemson College B.S., Berry College M.S., Clemson College

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CLASS SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS Billy Cooper PRESIDENT Richard Waugh VICE-PRESIDENT Sarah Slade SECRETARY Fran Freed TREASURER Thomas Weeks PRESIDENT Ed Hicks VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Harding SECRETARY Wickey Moseley TREASURER JUNIOR CLASS Hicks, Harding, Weeks, Moseley