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

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1 . .itil C WIIIIBITI ISI!! Beverly Jackson Kenneth Jenkins Indu Jindal Albert Johnson April Johnson Cynthia Johnson Gwen Johnson Kevin Johnson Steve Johnson Anthony Jones Leslie Jones Mike Jones Tammy Jordan Mark Kaney Del Keenan Frankie Key DeDe Kirk Drew Lanham Allen Larson Ben Lewis Glenn Long Lori Mandal .3 X Note Cards And Frustrations Term papers! Term papers! What are the Juniors going to do? Eleventh grade is the first year that the term paper is re- quired. For the teachers, term papers are grading note cards, outlines, rough drafts, and final- ly the finished product. To the student, however, a term paper is a nightmare filled with long hours of hard work and many trips to the library. E.S.P., ghosts, and the hula are but a few of the many topics the stu- dents write on. First, the student must go to the library to literally dig for information on his subject. After what seems like an eterni- 80fJuniors ty, he finally finishes taking notes. His next task is to put his notes into sentences form- ing a decent rought draft. After he has done this successfully, he must submit his final copy, perfectly done, of course, in- cluding footnotes, bibliogra- phy, and a title page all bound together in a colorful binder. Fi- nally, everything is completed and the burden has been lifted off many shoulders. However, the anticipation of grades quickly replaces the load. All the student can do at this point is to kneel down and pray for his teacher's mercy. Patricia Redd uses the school library to gather the needed materials for Mrs. Beard's 1800 word term paper. if M 1-

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Stage Lights . . . Up! Collecting stamps, playing tennis, and mastering comput- er games are common past- times, but Brad Herndon has an unusual hobby, he works as the lighting director for local plays. ln the fall Brad's free time was spent working on Fiddler on the Roof, the charity pro- duction for the South Carolina Diabetes Assoc. Brad's father had worked as lighting director for five years. Brad started to help about three years ago and eventually took over directing. Fiddler was Brad's first time as director Gerald Ramdeem Angela Ray Jeff Ray Particia Redd Jimmy Reed Kimberly Richardson John Riley Murray Riley Beth Ritz Michael Roberson Mary Roberts Roy Roberts Teddy Roberts Alvin Robinson Kimberly Robinson Brenda Rollins Randy Rollins Yvonne Ross Jackie Rouse Alan Ryder Danny Sauls Steven Schultz Rhonda Seay Patsy Secrist 82fJuniors and he thoroughly enjoyed the new challenge. Fiddler on the Roof was a unique experience, even though l did miss some of the football games, said Brad. He plans to work with the Diabetes play next year, but in the mean time he has other productions lined up. When the house lights dim and the stage lights brighten at the next play you attend, per- haps Brad is making it possible. Brad Herndon gets the lights set to go for a rehearsal of Our Town. 'M si i g 2 . .5 ,..........s--0 s,,...,... W M.- QEWMWH ,,,.,.-www, , ,.,.,.,' .,.-.,mMm.s1-- ' 4