Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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David Albert Ray Barrineau Byron Beckham Michelle Bonheimer Michael Brown Renee Davis Rebekah Douglas Beth Douglass Ben DuBard Hank Harrison Jason Haynes Michelle Kephart Angel Kingsmore Dawn Lee Carla Lewis Jason Haynes takes one more look at the c‘real world before entering Mrs, Murray's room. Brandon Marthers, Bo Williams, and Angel Kings- more attempt to figure out the chemistry lab after their first try did not succeed. May Barrineau, Lauri McLeanCarla Lewis, Jason Haynes, and John Spencer gain a different perspec- tive on things in Mrs. Murray's class. 20

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Where, oh where, has my money gone During- the first three years of high school, a student usual- ly has a small amount of pocket change, hut when he becomes a Senior money seems to vanish before his eyes. Everywhere someone is standing around looking for a way to take the Sen- ior's money. For instance, in order to reserve a dorm room at college, one must fork out $200 or more six to eight months in advance. A Senior also has to purchase a cap, gown, and invitations for graduation. Of course, that's all understandable but many com- panies play on the Senior's sentimentality by tempting him with all sorts of other graduation paraphernalia such as memo- ry books, key chains, mugs, and jewelry which the Senior finds hard to turn down. It's no wonder, then, that the Seniors are always singing, “Where, oh where, has my money gone? by Kay Gustafson Marilyn Bag-ley, Aimee Price, and Kay Gustafson, take a break after tour- ing Biltmore House. Deciding what college to attend is a tough. Brian Clyburn and Gina Robin- son use their free time to see what majors Furman offers. Seniors 19

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Juniors make prom a reality One Moment In Time was the theme for this year’s prom but it didn’t come together in one moment. The prom for the juniors began in the fall if not be- fore. In order to have a good prom, the juniors had to raise almost two thou- sand dollars. This year’s juniors began to reach their goal by selling Christmas poinsettias. With the help of all class- mates, it was easy to get the goal accom- plished for one great Moment in Time. by Elliott Nicholson and Beth Douglass Beth Douglass and Elliott Nicholson gather their poinset- tias to deliver. Bo Williams, Beth Douglass, Carla Lewis, Michelle Keph- art, and Jennifer Lubic receive their awards at the Aca- demic Banquet. Ben DuBard, feeling the importance of participation, gives his campaign speech for the Student Council elec- tions . Juniors 21