Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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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

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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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EAGLE Our Eagle mascot symbolizes our pride in Richard Winn. We show our pride by the enthusiasm we have for events that are held throughout the school year and the way we represent Richard Winn. Our school spirit was at a peak during Spirit Week. During this week the cheerleaders came up with ideas for the students to show their en- thusiasm. They sponsored Dress Up Day, Camouflage Day, Sweat Clothes Day, and the most spirited day. School Colors Day. On this day the students dressed in blue, white, and gold, and attended a large pep rally where the Homecoming Court was introduced escorted by the football players they were sponsoring. Although school spirit was at its high during Spirit Week, enthusiasm can be seen throughout the year by the excellent support our teams receive both at home and on the road. This is one way we show our RWA pride. by Eran Jolly JV football manager Joe Renwick takes time out from his duties for a little fun. Too young to play he volun- teers his time to help the team. Travis Kingsmore shows his spirit by getting all paint- ed up on Camouflage Day. During the Conference Basketball Tournament at Calhoun Academy, our students and parents show strong and loud support for the Eagles. ENTHUSIASM COUNTS 6 STUDENT LIFE