Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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Being a relatively small school where all grades are on one campus, Richard Winn provides a unique opportunity for all students to excel in one way or an- other. All students are made to feel that they are im- portant and are a part of Student Life at Richard Winn. 4 STUDENT LIFE DIVIDER Student Life

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Rose Owens, Teri Barefield, and Paul Patrick exemplify the RWA emphasis on proper dress as they wait for the beginning of Hamlet at USC. Allan Turner and Doug Raley work on a research project in the library. Achievement is important to them as it is to other RWA students. Eagle sportsmanship is apparent is Dean Branham (32) con- gratulates a Robert E. Lee player who was also named All-Tour- nament. Mrs. Amy hunn made a special necklace for Sally Hinnant'S tooth that she lost at school. This is only an example of the special treatment teachers give to stu- dents to make them feel important. The way students respond to other students is a mark of RWA's class, here Be- linda Surratt and Janet Spencer show their concern as Danielle Dunn explains her problem to them during break. OPEniNG THEME 3

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Senior Allen Mattox enjoys reading a chil- dren's story to several First Graders in- cluding Peter Pyon and Bert Rexrode. This assignment from speech class gives older students an opportunity to interact with younger students in a meaningful way. Exhibits Class STUDEMT LIFE DIVIDER 5