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

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Hi , E S , . -uv. f , , :XA ,,1? . 'ff 'l'-nnn.- ,I Mr. John Socha - Drivers' Education. Mr. George Stulb - Pre-Voc. I, Ind. Arts Leather Craft. Mrs. Carolyn Sugg - Spanish I, ll, Ill Spanish Club. Lt. James Wiggins - Nav. Science Ill, IV NJROTC. Mr. William Walsh - Math I, Int. Algebra Geometry IO, J.V. Basketball. Mr. Phillip Waybright - Physical Science Biology IO, Radio, Electronics. Mrs. Marilyn Winn - Food Nut, I, ll, Cloth Text. I, FHA. Mrs. Susan Zeigler - U.S. History Govern., Econ., World Geo. ly Pep Club, Herr Brown enjoys some relaxing moments reading a Stern Magazine that he purchased while studying in Germany last summer. Herr Brown Brings Germany Back To Classroom On the second of August, Mr. Bruce L. Brown attended a seminar conducted by the Goethe Institute, an organization which encourages the study of German language and culture. Herr Brown and twenty-three teachers from thirteen countries came together in Gottingen, a charming city in north central Germany, to practice the language and gather information about modern Germany. Amont the many activities of the group were exploring mountains and forests, interviewing town officials, visiting East Berlin, learning about night life in West Berlin, riding in an automobile on the perilous German freeway, the Autobahn, and talking politics with Germans in pubs. Probably the most rewarding part of the experience was the association with many fine people, said Herr Brown, Also rewarding and useful were the so called contact phases of the course during which the teachers were sent out to establish contacts with the people of the town. Herr Brown felt that the course was particularly beneficial because he was able to enhance his linguistic abilities, learn new methods of teaching German, and share the unique experience of his stay in Germany with his students. Facultyfl I3 -

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if 'I RQ 77 We Pro ved Our Pom ts! Building a winning tradition has been an important part of our sports program. Having worked out the problems with inexperienced athletes, we are now able to begin building our legends. Experience is one of the key ingredients for making a successful team, but it is not something that athletes are born with. It takes much prac- tice and hard work to become a competent athleteg but when a freshman or sophomore turns up at practice and exhibits ex- traordinary talent, it is a thrill to the on-looking coach. These talented athletes also give the school a sense of pride to think that it may be nurturing a fu- ture Fran Tarkenton, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, or Billie Jean King. Now in our second year, our sports program is in true com- petition with other schools and is definitely building its owr legend. Delphine Jefferson and Florence Wheeler attempt to block a spike by a Saint Angela Saint. VOCATIONAL ED DRIVERS ED - ROTC sooo senvices scnancs F1 N W Nl 1 E 1cs COM-nous 404 4 EEJCCMQO, EDUCATIONAL ART 405 X Meow cewren 12 , 220 21s A '02 U Z , 1 1 1 Y no V, 2 - ww 1 11 1 1 207 self A-1, 1 215 214 212 210 208 - - ' ll 11 10 ,- L Y ' ' 228 1226 H, A, 1' 1,-,Y f 4 -L QLY-tor W T1 411 f c Ht, - F. - v---- r-H Y L 'likgi' 3 ' -- N N ' Lin .X A ' V- W ' ' l' '2 L' -J - THLETICS V 225 223 221 219 2154 J 209 205 L- 201 -ifiii - g ' ' A J-' ' 203 I 4 1 If: l I commons UB, '32 'Ee EE l--- 6 Y 213 01 .flx V 1 LIBRARY , 21, gm we G M ,gl 128 I I 2 5 I- W N ' K '06 k 6 B ' Taggi- 1 '21 '22 '20 B S tl ' 2 ' 10. 1 '02 l , , is 5 I A MA k 4 Al AA V ,L 3 4- e --IH 1112 ' '14 .M sscc for it , ,. , .ft , 1 1.,.lE7gH, 'EN 'rx' 123 1 , 1,5 we 195+ iii 71' - 4 131 E135 133 1:11 gg 121 119 113 103 101 17 - Wd , 5 1 4 111 Ja ,-3 ' Qrf- T ' ' ' m 101 gm E sos 307 129 12, Home Economics L Jog x J socmt sruonss A 45 2 1' ff A if tlmcume ARTS Eu, E - Aomimsmu ON suse Lb office ooammous Y Y ,M 309 'L A 'YI l 1 FQ Xl INE ARYS