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

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Many students have musical talent but to be a member of a rock band they have to be real- ly good. Greg Richardson is a very talented musician. He, along with three others, makes up the band PREZENSE. The members are: Greg Rich- ardson, lead guitarist, Billy Sanders, bass guitarists and vo- calistg Glenn Wise, guitarist and vocalist, and Melz Faulkner, drummer. These talented young men played in the Bat- tle of the Bands held in Augus- ta in November and won first Sophomores Move Up School Ladder Prezense Wins Again place for the second year in a row. The band PREZENCE plays for private parties, as well as keg parties. PRE- ZENCE writes their own mu- sic, as well as plays popular rock music by ear. Greg became interested in music when he was in the eighth grade and asked for a guitar. He took a few music les- sons and learned the rest on his own. Only a few bands make it to the top of the charts and PRE- ZENCE may be next. Greg Richardson thinks about the sweet victory of winning the Battle of the Bands two years in a row. A Budding Actress Fiddler on the Roof, Hello Dolly, Music Man. To many of us these are simply titles of Broadway musicals. Although to Julie Rivers, they represent hundreds of rehearsal hours from the three South Carolina Diabetes Association produc- tions she has appeared in. Julie has always dreamed of being an actress, but the reality of becoming one is more than words can express. Julie says, 86 f Sophomores All plays require much disci- pline. You have to be able to convince yourself and the audi- ence that you are the person you portray. Julie was involved in the school play Our Town and is eagerly looking forward to fu- ture plays, but in the mean time, she must attend voice les- sons and practice her acting. lt is almost audition time! Julie Rivers shows jubilation the day she completed her last performance of Fiddler on the Roof. Q Qg6?wN j-'af ,. '.- ,y2 sa-4 4, Era, ff? - I 4 J., V, . ' -eax4?iw Q A 'I

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Wes Cadden Ronney Carlic Curtis Carter Darrin Cartin Mark Chase Samuel Claridy Tracy Coleman John Coons Diane Copeland Patricia Corbit Namie Corley Wallace Corley AI Cothran Juan Council Xavier Council Paul Counts Rosa Counts Marty Courtney Bret Crawford Marie Cushman Renee Curry Teresa Cummings Richard Dabolt Craig Dance Carolyn Darr David Darr Darlene Davis Danny Davis Lisa Davis Russell Davis George Day Barry Dean Tony Dicks Carl Dill Diana Dorsey Naomi Douse Eric Doyle Mildred Drumming Rodney Drumming Chris English Steve Epley Betty Felder B8fSophomores