Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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The sixth period P.L. class, made up of ninth Graders, is all mixed up in their shoe styles, nike, Reebok, and Converse tennis shoes and high-tops are just a few of the brands that are popular with them. Lower school students are also fashion conscious. Coca Cola and other sweatshirts are colorful and comfortable and make Jessica Da- vis, Brinkley Stone, and Sally Hinnant feel like fashion models. Senior Ashley Wilson dons his Ha- waiian print fishing hat and Ray-ban sunglasses to complete his casual look as he leaves campus. Jan Murray and Leigh Richardson love their Teddy Bear sweatshirts and appreciate their warmth on a windy Autumn day at the Senior yard sale. £ w 8 STUDENT LIFE FASHIONS

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JV Football players Cal Caldwell, Jef Raley, and Bubba Surratt good naturedly pose as the Holly Hillbillies during a pep rally. Lead by Brad Brantley the Varsity football team shows its spirit by doing their “big fat lady'' cheer. i W :w The JV football cheerleaders keep spirit alive at Long Cane. Jonathan Burroughs, Bubba McLean, and Jason Robinson really enjoyed Camouflage Day during homecoming week. This eye-catching bulletin board, guarded by the Eagle, was created by Mrs. Martha Ladd and the Art Club. STUDENT LIFE 7

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The Great Cover-up The students at Richard Winn were right in step with the lastest fashions. Some of the more popular fads included acid-washed denim - jeans, jackets, skirts, shirts, and even shoes. Coca-Cola and Teddy Bear sweatshirts were big with the girls as were mini-skirts. Colorful accessories accented these stylish clothes. Swatch and Coca-Cola watches, colored high-top tennis shoes, and different styles of boots gave just the right look. Wayfarer and Rainbow sunglasses were in as well as sporty hats. However, the most popular head cover remained the baseball cap. To top off their look, most students chose rath- er conservative hairstyles. The girls liked a shoulder-length cut with soft curls or a short bob. The guys mostly sported the classic clean-cut look, although a few daring athletes got Mohawks in the Fall. Also, few spiked styles were seen here and there. These fashion conscious Eagles thought of school as an event - a chance to show off their great cover-ups! By Angi Atkerson Add-washed denin pocketbooks and mini-skirts put Be- linda Surratt, Angi Atkerson, and Elizabeth Eiledge right in step with current fashion. Dawn Cunningham and Kelly Baker, like most RWA stu- dents, own at least one denim jacket. Blair Feaster, Jessica Davis, and Jackie Williams stick a pose in their mini-skirts, colored stockings, boots, high- tops, and Reeboks. STUDENT LIFE FASHIONS 9