Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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Todd Robinson Scott Robinson is into body building. Brad Smith Senior Class officers are Abby Cathead, Secretary; Rob Patrick, ! reaswer Frances Anne Hendrix, Beth Taylor President; and Ann Teal, Vice-President. Bubba Tanner Seniors

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Rob Patrick Seniors Dwight Payseur Steve Reed Lori Riddle Scott Robinson

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Ann Teal Mac Westbrook Senior Year Expensive Being a Senior is an expensive proposi- tion. The average Richard Winn Senior will pay out approximately $500 in costs other than tuition during his senior year. Many of these extra costs involve graduation. The senior must pay for cap and gown, diploma cover, and graduation invitations. Getting the bare minimum may add up to $50-$80. Next is senior pictures. Every parent wants a picture of his graduating senior. Costs could run from $30-$80. Add $6 for senior group picture. Getting into college brings expenses for testing (SAT and achievement) that can’t be avoided. SAT is about $11.50 for pre- registered students and twice that for walk-ins. Achievement tests required by some colleges are $15. College applica- tion fees are $15-$25 and are not refun- dable. The Senior trip is an optional cost that could add $350 to a senior’s bill depend- ing on the success of fund-raising pro- jects. All of these expenses just as one is getting ready to go off to college is rough. It would be much easier on the family if the student had a job. Stephen Clyburn goofs off in the library as Scott Barefield tries to hit the books. Paul Holmes leaves his class to join them in the library. Seniors Elizabeth Thomas Rod Wilkes Jason Wilson