South Aiken High School - Winners Circle Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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.mat i, 'ks Captain Anne Sumerall. leads the colorguard during their performance at Aiken's Makin, September 26. Martha Corley displays the new stock of supplies in the opening of the Student Store, at! '-29' ybxwmn The Varsity Cheerleaders present their winning performance to Miss Dean before the final compe' tition July 9, at the Columbia College campus. Celeste Holley. Beth Shealy. and Diana Dorsey celebrate Kyle Tatum's birthday, October 30, in the student publications room. Opemnqj I

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