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

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Wat ' .X .Cn 'Nf:- . 1. X , rg ----, . xx Lim ,C T, V Vi. N DENISE ANN ALKEMA -- Library asst. - 9, Office worker - II, Block and Bridle - IO. JON DEWAYNE ANDERSON - Art - I2, Current Affairs - 9. KIM DENISE ANDERSON - International Cooking tPres.J - 9. Winner's Circle - II, I2 Hornet - IO, J.V. Band - 9, IO, Who's Who Among American High School Students - I2 Semi-finalist in National achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students - I2, Senate page - Il, Optimist nominee - II, Fres. Soph. and Jr. Exec. Comm., Scorekeeper for J.V. basketball - 9, IO, Varsity Track - 9, IO, Exec, Council - I2. JULIE ANDREWS - Drama - IO, French - II, Record and Music - 9, Jr. Exec. Comm. WENDY M. ANTHONY - Block A - IO, D.E.C.A. - II, Record and Music - 9, IO, Softball Team - II, I2 fLettermanl ANDREA LEE ANZALONE - Spanish - I2, PAUL C. ARCHUNG - 8mm Moviemakers - 9, German - IO, II, I2, Soccer team - IO, II, l2. WILLIAM FORREST ASBILL - Camera and Phogotraphy - 9. CYNTHIA BARNES SHEILA AMANDA BARRON - FHA - 9, Career - II, Record and Music - IO, Bus driver - I0, II, I2. CHARLES T. BARTON - Cross-stitch - II. Mechanical Drawing - 9. DONNA E. BELL - FHA - 9, D.E.C.A. - II, I2, Knitting - IO, Office worker - IO, FSA - l2. Seniorsf3I

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MICHAEL ADAMS PAUL LAWRENCE ADKINSON - Leather crafts - ll, Record and Music - 9, l0. JOSEPH AKINS Wanda Dicks stops at her locker on her way to Mrs. Bodie's Creative Writing class. 3 5 Creativity Brings Personal Dividend 3OfSenlors Poetry and Music writing enhance a person's creativity, says poet and lyricist Wanda Dicks. Wanda is a senior and one who truly believes in her own very obvious talents. To hear some students talk, one would think that it is murder to write a simple poem, but to Wanda it is the height of enjoy- ment and relaxation. Wanda states that she writes for fun, although several times she has sent some of her lyrics to small record companies to have them put to music, but according to Wanda, They are little five- star companies which are real- ly rip-offs and want too much money. When asked what she meant by they want too much money she explained, that when she sends her songs to companies, she has to pay them to put her lyrics to music. Wanda has been writing po- ems and songs since she was about eleven years old. Wan- da's repertoire contains about thirty songs and twenty poems. Although she may experience writer's block, it doesn't hold her back and when the inspira- tion moves her the words come flowing . . . and . . . flowing . . . and flowing . . ir I sf

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REBECCA BENNETT - Camera and Photography -- 9, Hornet - IO, Winner's Circle - ll, I2 tphotographerj, peer tutor -- IO, cheerleader - 12. BRIAN JAMES BERNARD - Block A - IO, Block SA - II, I2, Chess - Il, Library asst. - IO, Mechanical Drawing - 9, Spanish - IO. SHARI LEIGH BISHOP - Camera and Photography - 9, Block and Bridle - IO, Office asst. - ll. ROBERT THOMAS BLACKBURN - Chess - 9, IO, Mechanical Drawing - II, Bus Driver - II, I2. DEBRA BLAKELY - Art - IO, D.E.C.A. - ll, I2 fPres. - IU, Record and Music - IO. WALLIS C. BLAND - 8mm Moviemakers - 9, Student Council - IO, ll. MICHAEL BOATRIGHT BEVERLY LORRAINE BOYD - Camera and Photography - 9, Hornet - IO. ANDREA SUSAN BOYKIN - Homecoming Queen - I2. TAMMIE MICHELLE BRADFORD - Girls' Athletics - 9, IO, Student Council - II, 12. RUTH LORI BRAUN EDWARD THOMAS BROCKETT - Camera and Photography - 9, mathematical and Computerized Games fPres.J - ll, Record and Music -- IO, NJROTC Board of Governors - Il, 12, American Legion Award - IO. 32fSeniors ff. ,mm 'T'-LTLI' L -QM' '-W. .F f ff ,N C'..f-79