Aiken High School - Hornet Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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MR. JOHN B. EUBANKS B.S. Clemson College School Treasurer, Mathematics MISS NORMA GUNTER B.S. Winthrop College M. Ed. University of South Carolina Assistant Guidonce Director, Bookkeeping MRS. J. C. McNEIL Lincoln Memorial University Secretory to Principal MR. JOHN SAUNDERS B.S. Western Carolina Assistant Principal MR. NORMAN E. WOODWARD B.S. Clemson College M.A. Appalachian State Teochers College Guidance Director

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PRINCIPAL JAMES O. WILLIS A.B. University of South Carolina M.A. University of South Carolina He who does not advance falls back; likewise he who ceases to grow greater becomes smaller . . . These philosophical words taken from Henri Amiel, can serve only to remind Aiken High faculty and students that we have neither fallen back nor have we become smaller. Insteod we have united our efforts to expand not only our curriculum and our physical plant but our entire philosophy of education. For the third time in ten years Aiken High School has grown to the point of splitting at the seams. And for the third time in ten years we have had to let the seams out first by building a school then by adding a new wing and now we have built on additional unit composed of nineteen classrooms. We ore dimensional. Our curriculum has been changed to include four areas of studies which leod to a diploma in each area. Likewise our student activity program has grown in keeping with the school. Regardless of where a student's interest may lie, he will more than likely find some club, organization, or project sponsored by the school to further his interest. The athletic program has been enlarged to include football, basketball, track, soccer, golf, baseball, tennis, and a comprehensive intramural program designed to meet the spiritual, morol, social and esthetic needs of youth. Yes, os the theme of the 1964 HORNET implies, Aiken High School has odvonced further ond grown larger in the past ten years than in any other decade of her history. I, J. O. Willis, should like to offer congratulations and thanks to the students and faculty who have helped to moke this a successful year. You have lived up to your slogan, Never before like '64. 7 JAMES 0. WILLIS

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MR. JOHN G. AKINS, JR. B.A. Horvord University English MISS MARY LOU BARLOW A.B. Coker College M.A. Appolochion Stote Teachers College Biology, Psychology MRS. FRANCES M. BEACH Winthrop College Home Economics, Biology, Physical Education MR. WILLIAM L. BELL B.S. Berry College Mechanical Drawing, Woodworking MRS. ELEANOR K. BLACK B.S.S.A. University of North Carolina at Greensboro Business English, Typing MRS. MARGARET C. BOBO A.B. Newberry College M.A. Appalachian State Teachers College English, French MRS. JUANITA BRAUN A.B. Erskine College English