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

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5.-. 'f'.Il..t' 'i LUIS A. MARTINEZ - Mechanical Drawing - 11, 12. CAROLYN THERESA MATHIS -- D.E.C.A. tVice-Pres.i - 11, Record and Music - 9, Student Council - 9, Hornet - 10. RUFLIS DARRELL MATHIS - Outstanding Bus Driver of the Year - 11, Bus driver - 11 12. HARRY E. MCFADDEN - Block A - 9, 10 Block SA - ll, 12. LISA MCKNABB THOMAS ROBERT MILLON - Still Photography QPres.J - 10, Student Council - 9, 10, 11, Jr. Class representative of Student Council, Winner's Circle - 11, Math team, Palmetto Boys' State, Band student director, Varsity Band - 9, 10, ll, 12, Who's Who in Music, Jr. Exec. Comm, Exec. Council - 11, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Profiles of Outstanding Young Americans. Soccer team - 11, 12. Fashion For ProH t The world of bright lights, runways, and beautiful clothes has always had a certain allure for young girls. This is the world of fashion modeling. Many girls enter this field hop- ing to make their fame and nev- er succeed, but Lori Braun seems to be a cut above the rest and has had a reasonable amount of success. Lori became interested in modeling when she was a little girl and modelled for shows sponsored by the Heart Fund in Aiken. ln the ninth grade Lori enrolled in the Barbizon Model- ing Agency in Atlanta where she earned her sixty hours to become a professional model by attending the agency every other Saturday for four months. Some of the types of Dressed in a comfortable ski jacket, Lori Braun helps on the Senior float and also finds time for professional mo- deling engagements. modeling Lori does include: cosmetic, lingerie, and sports wear, but Lori's favorite is Tea Room modeling which is the showing of evening wear. Since her graduation from Barbizon, Lori has freelanced for several stores and worked as one of the ten members of Rich's Teen Fashion Board for a year. She now models for Rich's adult fashion shows two or three times a month. Lori says that she enjoys mo- deling mainly because of the people, the clothes, the excite- ment, and, of course, the mon- ey. Lori hopes some day to make a career out of her model- ing, but for the immediate fu- ture she plans to attend Er- skine College and earn a Bache- lor of Arts degree. Seniorsj45

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ANGELA VENEICE LANGFORD - Beta Ctreasj - l1, 12, French - 10, Winner's Circle - 12, Science Fair: - 1O second place, 11 -- first, 11 - second in the C.S.R.A,, J,V. band - 9, 10. ROBLIN ANN LATIMER - Camera and Photography - 9, 11, French - 10. DAVID ANDREW LAWRENCE. JR. - Block SA - 12, Career - 9, Spanish - 11, J.V. baseball - 10, Varsity baseball - 11, 12. WILLIAM KENNETH LAWSON - Block A - 10, French - ll, Varsity baseball - 10, II, 12. HENRY HILTON LESESNE - Chess - 12, D.E.C,A, -- 11, Mechanical Drawing - 9, 10 JOANN LEWIS - J.V. Band - 9, 10, Varsity band - 11, 12, FHA - 9, 10, 11, D.E.C.A. - 11, Key - 12. ALVIN LLOYD - Block A - 9, Block USA - 11, Sports - 9, Varsity football - 10, 11, 12, MVP - 11, All-Conference - 11. ROBERT EDWARD LOFGREN - Beta - 9, Block SA - 12, Cereer - 10, Still Photography - 11, Gym Award, Golf team - 11 KMVPD, 12, Tennis team - 11 LLOYD MACK - Block A - 10, Block SA - 11, Jogging and Exercising - 11 LISA G. MADDUX - Art, Key, Cheerleader. NANCY ELIZABETH MARINE - Art - 12, Chemistry - 10, Drama - 9, 10, French - 9, 10, 11, Mu Alpha Theta - 11, Student Council - II, Hoofbeat Iltlews editorj - 11, 12. ANN ELIZABETH MARTIN - FHA - 9, 10, 11, 12, Knitting -11. 44fSeniors ix .its Iii, 1 W4 2 aa..,,mA' l'x'x f??,,i if Ky' v Q 1 'J

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Elizabeth Ann Mooney - Block SA 12, French - 9, 10, 11, National Honor Society - 12, Tennis team - ll, 12. Barbara Marie Moore - Camera and Photography 11, Career - 10, Knitting Marilyn Kay Morgan - Beta - 9, French - 9 10 11 12, Key fsecretaryl - 12, Mu Alpha Theta fpres.J 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society fsecretaryj - 11, 12, Student Council Ed Corbett in the gym, his home away from home, stops to greet the camera with his usual optimistic smile. 46fSenlors Ed Personilies School Spirit School spirit was one thing that we were sadly lacking last year, but this year we've come out in full force. lf it was up to Winner's Circle to name one person who has exhibited un- failing school spirit, it would be Ed Corbett. Ed is a familiar figure to al- most everyone on campus, but he is associated mainly with the football teams. Ed has been managing various football teams since he was in the eighth grade. When asked what his job was like he said, I do all the dirty work. The dirty work includes jobs such as mopping the locker room floor and wash- ing the dirty towels while pray- ing that the dryer works. His job also includes pouring water and gatorade at games and practices, taking care of the athletic equipment, and pump- ing up footballs. Ed is not only seen on the athletic turf, but he is also pop- ular on the academic side. Dur- ing his high school career he has won such awards as the Optimist Award and he is a member of Who's Who Amongl American High School Stu- dents. With all these extra cur- ricular activities, it is hard for people to believe that Ed is handicapped. When asked how he felt about this problem E stated, that he realizes tha there are certain things that h can't do, but he has learned t live with his handicap and tha it doesn't bother him at all.