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

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The Thoroughbred defenders attack a Blackville runner. A South Aiken player charges onward for extra yardage. It Starts Here The main purpose of the Ju- nior Varsity football team, com- posed of freshmen and sopho- mores, is to develop the skills and experience needed to up- hold the growing reputation of South Aiken's Varsity football. Under the guidance of Coaches Rusty Culbertson and Mike Roberts, the J.V. team worked long and hard to achieve a fun- damentally strong football team. The team ended the sea- son with a l-6 record, they did however defeat arch-rival Ai- ken High. The .Junior Varsity team was extremely helpful to the varsity team, since the younger squad provided the l40fJ V Football varsity's opposition during practice. Junior Varsity stan- douts were offered the opportu- nity to dress out with the varsi- ty team for their games at the end of the year. This incentive, along with the dreams of play- ing Varsity football, stirred the Junior Varsity players to work hard to improve their skills. Al- though the J.V. season wasn't as successful as hoped, it ad- ded to the development of a promising class of football players. Coach Roberts and Coach Culbertsor give advice to Drew Chavous. ' .J.V.fFo0tball-fSeoreb0QtSE Opponent M T Aiken t g St. Angela Midland Valley Batesburg-Leesviiie Ridge Spring Monetta Strom Thurmond Sf1jQf'f1,Q'fhgl'Ih0l'kd- , Blackville T i 30-0. ago 6-12 8-32 o-zo 0-27 Sr2? 6-29

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The cheerleaders do a dance for the team and the fans at the Midland Valley game. Cheryl Polk. Kathie Barclay and Lisa Mad- dux lead the crowd in a cheer against the Keenan Raiders. Jennifer Clark helps prepare a meal for the football players. Cheryl Polk and Kim Harrington give a yell for the team. Andrea Smith tries to show John Henry Cullum how to read the plays. Varsity Cheerleadingf l39

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