Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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Narrate Berber Jody Caktwei P.F.S. By the time most RWA seniors reach graduation, they have been accepted by a college. Everything seems to be set for a bright future. Then it happens — P.F.S. strikes! This malady (pre-freshman syn- drome) is brought on in part by the feelings of superiority these same sen- iors have enjoyed for the past twelve months. They have been admired and envied by the underclassmen as the seniors left school for lunch or got out of school early on Fridays. They have been looked up to as leaders and stars of athletics and have attracted quite a following. Suddenly, all is changed. Now, these graduates must start over at the bot- tom of the ladder in college as they become “freshmen” again., Feelings of uncertainty arise for, this time, being a freshmen will be different. They will not have their long-time friends at their sides, but must make new friends and face new challenges. “Will I make it?” “Will I fit in?” are natural questions of every P.F.S. sufferer. Fortunately the cure also comes nat- urally. The “patient” is so busy in the weeks before leaving for college that he has little time to dwell on his prob- lem. By the time he makes his first trip home in the fall, his symptoms have completely disappeared and every- thing is “mahvalous.” Seniors MutHateried. Scott Barefield, plays two instruments at one time with a little help from Rod Wilkes and Mac Westbrook. Betsy Caldwell Abby Cathead Stephen Clyburn

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Pattie Baker Robert Baker Jay Ayers Scott Barefield Tommy Barrineau “If you believe that, I have some swampland ...” offer Mac Westbrook and Tommy Barrineau, but Brad Smith, Steve Reed, and Jay Ayers seem skeptical. Seniors

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Clint Cooper Blake Crook Frances Hendrix Seniors