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

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.193 'U w ...ff r., EW xi' 'iw f ,Zi , Cf G Football 's Perry 's Favorite Darryl Perry has been inter- ested in sports all his life, how- ever, football is his favorite be- cause he likes the physical con- taCt. Darryl works out with the weights to train for football. He bench presses 280 pounds and squats 500 pounds. Since football season ended abruptly at Travelers Rest, he is now playing basketball. He trains regularly at the O'Dell- Weeks Recreation Center so the game won't get rusty. Darryl says that sports keep him interested in school. He plans to attend Clemson Llni- versity or Tuskegee Institute and, hopefully, will participate in sports. Darryl has been chosen to participate in the North-South All-Star football game, playing on the South team. Darryl recommends basket- ball as a fun sport not requiring a lot of physical effort, but for him football will always be his favorite sport. GLORIA DENISE GRIFFIN - Drama 9 FHA - 9, Girls' Athletics - 9, D.E.C A ll, I2, Library asst. - 9. office worker 9 IO, II, Record and Music - 9, IO. RUSSELL L. HALE - Block A -- 9 O Block SA - ll, Cross-stitch - Il, Varsity football - Il, I2. COY THOMAS HALL JR. - Block SA ll, 12, German 9, IO, Soccer - 9, 10, Winner's Circle Cphotographerj -- ll, I2 Finding Darryl Perry sitting on the bleachers is an unusual sight, usually he is out pounding the boards. Senlorsf39

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I KENNETH D. FAIR SHERI FALLAW MARY JO FANNING - Camera and Photography - 9, D.E.C,A. - 11, 12, Record and Music - 10, FSA fPres.j - 12. SUSAN MALIREEN FINLEY - Camera and Photography - 9, Crossstitch - 10. ROBERT ALLEN FLY - Library asst. - 11. JEAN LORRAINE FORD - FHA - 9, 10, 11, 12. KENNETH WARREN FULGHUM - Drama - 11, 12, Office worker - 9, 10. DANIEL SETH GILDEN - Record and Music - 9, Spanish - 11, Hornet Herald - 10, Hoofbeat 1Editorj - ll, 12, JV Band - 9. GLORIA ANN GLOVER - Beta - 11, Card and Board Games - 9, Cross-stitch - 10. MARIAN GLOVER - 8mm Moviemakers - 9, D.E.C.A. - 11, 12, Record and Music - 10, MICHAEL ARTHUR GLOVER - Card and Board Games - 9, Record and Music - 10. JOSEPH KEVIN GREER - Chemistry - 10, Library asst. - 11, 12, Spanish - 11, Sports - 9, Soccer team - 9, 10, 11, 12. 38fSeniors uw ff' 'CIZTZI' '

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Un Ha Pak stands under her new schooI's mascot after telling about her traditions in Korea. BARBARA RENAE HAMMONDS - FHA - IO, D.E.C.A. fvice'pres.i - ll, Student Council -12. ANTHONY W. HANKINSON BRENDA L. HANKINSON - Key - ll, Hoofbeat -ll, 12. 40fSeniors Korean Student Makes New Home Most high school students think that they would die if they had to go to a new school, their senior year so imagine how Un Ha Pak feels. Un Ha is from Korea and she moved to Aiken in September. She is a senior and is having to adjust to many different situations. For example, Un Ha says, Ameri- can food is very distasteful in the school cafeteria and I like Korean food much better. Un Ha misses her old friends very much, but she likes South Ai- ken. She was surprised by our southern hospitality and says that she likes the students and faculty because of their friendliness to her. Some of Un Ha's hobbies in- clude listening to music, play- ing the piano, and playing the guitar. She is doing her best to adjust to our crazy American ways and we just want her to know that we are very glad to have her with us. Q77 .OWN