Conway High School - Mirror Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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48 S.A.E. Helps Teachers S.A.E. fStudent Action for Educationj is an organization l dedicated to serving the educational profession. Formerly F.T.A. fFuture Teachers of Americaj. this club offered service - having as its aim aiding teachers in carrying out their goals. Today S.A.E. serves in many ways. They tutor small chil- dren. serve as aids to high school teachers, and act as substi- tute teachers when a teacher must be out of class. They also sponsor a Teacher Career Day, and honor teachers on National Education Week. Students who enroll in the S.A.E. Club must be willing to give service in at least two of our many projects. Lisa Friday and Lisa Rhue light their candles and say their pledge. President - Lisa Rhue. V. Pres - Stephanie Dewitt Sec - Lisa Frida ' ' ' ' 4, , ' - . y, Asst. Sec. - Priscilla Alston. Historian A- Marga t M . MEMBERS' D ' 5123239133013 Tlfglny BUff0UghS. Cassandra Chestnut. Shefald Cmsby. Darlene Davis. Renita.Davis, Trena Davis, Rosalyn Dexzftitt. J:h?3e?Dixon, Regina Dixie Ranges ilcnhreszn Sagogdlsjtggglylwiia Elljrlaci, Cgegr Fis-hegji Aggie lj3trd.dMkiichziel Frazier. Terrie Friday, Pamela Gowans. Lou Ella Griffin. Delphine Johnson. ' A , 1 ' . , isa c ou , onme c ray, re ou trie, Vanessa Pertell, Do P ' , L' R d ll R b S ' ' Lavoma Skinner, Lind Williams, Pat Chestnut. CNot in orderj nna mice Isa an a i u y con, Teme Singleton' swam. f ii f f ,..,., sa, ,.., ,-v.,,..,., - ,-,, . .,, W Q i - ,gr

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50 Freedom '78 Gets Its Freedom For three years we havejourneyed these halls, attended numerous classes, studied subject upon subject, and borne the burden of homework. We have learned. We have participated in clubs, initiated fund-raising projects and participated in sports. We have accomplished many tasks and borne many titles. But now the end is near. Graduation is within sight, we soon shall leave. Our Memories fade, but our Spirits linger. y rs? 'i Amy Singleton and Tammy Miller pause to admire their work. ,Q si I' Donna Johnson and Holly Stilley seem to enjoy working on the float. -f .