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

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Tessa Tanner can't seem to resist her urge to win the battle over the rubics cube even when shopping. Stars gleam in Andrea Smith's eyes as she completes the task of Rubics ma- nia. Tracy Johnson begins working on his cube which he can do in one minute during some spare moments in his class. Revco is a perfect example ofa suppli- er for Rubies mania. .av x, x Rubik's Cubej2l

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Cubitis magica, n. A severe mental disorder accompanied by itching of the fingertips that can be relieved only by pro- longed contact with a multi-col- ored cube originating in Hunga- ry and Japan. Symptoms often last for months. Highly conta- gious. Rubik's Cube madness. Ev- erywhere you go this mind pro- voking toy can be seen. With its six sides, each of a different color, it is instantly recogniz- 5. he Rubies cubes are found everywhere even in the hair of Amanda Corey. Mata Broadwater tries her skill at the cube in Revco after school. 2OfRublk's Cube Cubitis Magical! able. Rubik's Cube first appeared in the 80's and caught on like wildfire. Erno Rubik, a teacher of architecture and design at the School for Commercial Art- ists in Budapest, was the inven- tor of this ingenious master- piece. Seeking to sharpen his students' ability to visualize three-dimensional objects, Ru- bik proposed a three-by-three by-three cube whose six three- by-three faces would rotate about its center. Each face would be colored uniformly, but repeated rotations of the various faces would scramble the cube, making it extremely difficult to work it back to its original consistency. Every business, home, class- room, and office has a Rubik's Cube, with each hand having a turn. The market was in- stantly deluged by several vari- ations and immitations of the ever-popular Cube , Cube Puzzle, Pyramid, and Ru- bik's Snake are just a few. Warning: Cubitis magica is extremely contagious and in- curable. However hard it may be, the best way to prevent this disorder is to never touch a Ru- bik's Cube. 4, adfv' -4-4 4.5, ,4 X fx x ... Q1 - . M Q 5 1 2 ... it ,g, FAQS:-4 1 fl-N dm I-ss.

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Co-Able members, Susan Settles , Margo Burns, Lisa Price, and Beth Prrton assist one another in sanding, gluing, and nailing heir plant stands together. 5 - . Y ,flat R ,.,-5'ii I 1 Ah Margo Burns of Co-Able. a DuPont sponsored company, works steadily to assemble the legs of her hide-a-table. Tracy Dean. a Granco achiever, works at balanc- ing the finance books on Tuesday night for Grani- teville Company. Tammy Jordan and Wendy Dilendik. sponosred by Owens-Corning Fiberglass, work to bend wires for their Siad coat hangers. 22fJunior Achievement hm.. 'fl, as at 'J....:::?,1.m .. ....TI.9 :.. ---......,,,., 1 ,.,...-ov'4 vs