Laurens District 55 High School - Fifty Fiver Yearbook (Laurens, SC)

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C»«fg RjiWy Gr«g Ebiley At the Laurens-Clinton pep rally. Vic- tor. the school mascot, helps the cheerleaders in their skit about the coaches and players. 3 004 n I 10 H Gr s BdU y Refining the Gold (continued from p.3) each teacher or parent. As they worked for grades, students also tried to perfect their talents. Arts, crafts, and wood work- ings were proudly displayed at the county fair, showing the drive in each student to perfect and to excel. Refining the gold meant different things to different students, but everyone knew that to refine the school also meant refin- ing one’s self. Wanting to succeed, stu- dents worked to develop their skills and to advance the school. As a result, each student played an important role in refin- ing the gold. Pressed and ready to go to the field. Terri Faulkner. Tanya Hughes, and Cindy Hill await further instruction from the Drum Major. Friday. September 17. marks the day the Laurens football team broke a 20 year losing tradition against the Clinton Red Devils. This scoreboard shows the Raiders' victory as they tri- umphed over Clinton 17-3. i Refining the Gold, 5

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In the new Introduction to Computers course. John Hughett and Charlie Brown study a graphics program which tells them how to draw on the com puter. Rapidly checking each problem. Scott Owens hurries to finish his Algebra II homework before the bell rings. Eddw? Jenkm EdiW 4 Refining the Gold

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Before the guest speaker Rusty Keesler begins. Beth Traynham. Jeff Epperson, and Jeff Kennedy finish their meal at the Key Club banquet held at the Sizzler on September 7. Displaying a look of excited anticipation. Robbie Dominick coaches Allen Shell in his arm wrestling match against Kelly Harris as Amy Smith looks on. Donna Burnt F.ddw Jenkint 6. Student Life