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

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Freshmen Begin A Four Year Legend Art Opens Horizons Thomas Kelly has a special innate talent that not many oth- ers share. This talent is draw- ing. He enjoys drawing things that are out of the ordinary and is also interested in still life drawings. Thomas is constant- ly drawing when he has the time. He first started art in the seventh grade and has been drawing since then. This year he took an art class under the supervision of Ms. Smith, who thinks he has potential for the art field. The first nine weeks were tough for him, as it is for many freshmen. As the year progressed, however, he be- came more intense and much better with his art work. Thom- as plans to continue art classes throughout high school, but fu- ture plans are still too far ahead. Thomas Kelly stops for the photogra- pher on his way to Ms. Smith's art class. A Shot At Two Sports Soccer is an ever-growing sport all across the LLS. today. However, Scott MacMurdo al- ready knows a lot about this fast-paced sport because he has been playing since he was nine. During this five year peri- od, he scored thirty-four goals, scoring fifteen of these in his first year. He was voted the Most Valuable Player for Aiken Youth Soccer his first and sec- ond year. He played his first four years as a forward, but made a tremendous change to halfback in his fifth year. In ad- dition to soccer, Scott also ex' cels in basketball. He plays in church league basketball games and was a member of the J.V. basketball team this fall. Luckily, Scott is only a freshman so he still has enough time to find out in which Thor- oughbred niche he will fit. Scott MacMurdo gets a quick spin on the basketball. 96 f Freshmen

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