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

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T531 K ' 3 Keeping Legends Alive South Aiken has started off with a rac- ing pace! We have already sprung from the starting gate at the Trials and now we are putting our finishing touches on what has been a productive year. We have set forth many traditions which will be carried out in years to come. The Winner's Circle staff has started the zany birthday cake tradi- tion. Each member bakes a cake and the only restriction is that it must be edible. Anything else goes! Our cheerleaders have also set a prece- dent by being the first cheerleaders to at- tend summer camp at Columbia College and win the Spirit Stick for the most out- standing group and the blue ribbon for cheering excellence three of the four days 61Ope-nmq at camp. The band and color guard continue to support the community by performing at Aiken's Makin' and marching in the Christ- mas Parade. The new crimson and gold uniforms are a source of pride and future band members must uphold the tradition set by the first outfitted band. Campus life hes been enhanced by hav- ing a school store, operated by the Distri- butive Education students. Aiken Office Supply, Winn Dixie, and Plum Pudding have supplied merchandise so that DECA students can learn managerial experience and the student body can purchase school supplies and gifts.