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

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l54fClubs Phyllis Key, Michelle Johnson, Spelmia Bell, LaVelle Robinson, Angie Washington, Sylvia Kitchings, Shar- nee Breland, Albert Johnson, Darrell Bartley, William Corley, Aaron Bush, and Slavonie Johnson show off their new FHA plaque made by Carl Cummings. Members of the Medical Health Club practice taking blood pressure under the direction of an Emergency Medical Technician. Wally Bland demonstrates good merchandising skills in the student store. 4 fini? 1 Members of the Medical Health Club see what it is really like being inside an ambulance. Mitt '-sq. S

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r . ...x if Q Wx ' ' 4- Q L S- .t fitws - ' E'-1 X- J R is 5 ------ w ,.. 4. aw' vfikli Mrs. Bayles and Tessa Tanner fix pancakes along with scrambled eggs for the yearbook staff's surprise breakfast. Tom Hall with his basic life support system . . . his camera! Beth Shealy and Celeste Holley son's birthday, just one of the Winner's Circle staff. celebrate Kim Ander- traditions set by the Hi' ' QQNSQ 'F' vi: k-kk mi sw' ' v an U I Bret Crawford. official pancake maker, flips 'em over for the first pancake breakfast, designed to boost staff morale. in Ortnher at 7:30 a.I'TI. Mata Broadwater works during journalism class to identify faces in club pictures. ciubsf153

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Researching Career Opportunities The Future Homemakers of America, Medical Health club, and the Distributive Educational Clubs of America fD.E.C.A.J are clubs which specialize in combining a student's education with his intended ca- reer. For example, F.H.A. is an integral part of the home economics curriculum in school. Students are given the opportunity to develop positive attitudes toward work. lt's officers are Sharon Trowell - secre- tary, and Phyllis Key - treasurer. The Medical Health club is designed to orient students to career possibilities and it YQ s-. to explore the field of medical health. ln a combined meeting with the Career Club, an Emergency Medical Technician and Mrs. Meadows, also an EMT, demonstrated how to take blood pressure and showed the stu- dents what an EMT unit looks like and how it operates. D.E.C.A. involves instruction in the areas of leadership, selling, management and human relations. Members of D.E.C.A., under the guidance of Mrs. Mar- guerite Dechau, work in the fields of inven- tory, merchandising, fashion modeling and display. With the help of Aiken merchants they had nine window displays in the stu- dent store and held a fashion show, Spring Forward on February 12. D.E.C.A. members attended an Internation- al Fashion Show in Atlanta in March to learn more about the trade of fashion mer- chandising. az Q 1 ,Q SCHOOL and .f Q' 4 SQ if 55655 2 ' W Clubs! l55