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

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Clemson 's if Everyone knows that Clem- son is a good school, but to Bobby White there is no better. When Bobby was small and at- tended Clemson football games he was fascinated by the Tiger mascot, but now that he is in high school his interest has broadened. Bobby plans to get a scholarship and attend Clem- son. Last season he went with his cousin, Gene Roe, to nearly every home game. Bobby's his walls are painted orange with purple paws dispersed around the room, his bed is covered with a Clemson spread, and he steps out on a Tiger rug. ln addition to these items, he collects Clemson col- lector's bottles and an array of other memorabilia. Clemson has become a way of life for Bobby and his final comment was, Clemson is number ONE! room reflects his Tiger feverg Bobby White. an avid Clemson fan, exhibits his Clemson smile after Clemson's Orange Bowl victory over Nebraska, clinching the number one college title. it N ' Melissa Gomillion Timothy Graham Andrew Green David Green Denise Green Randy Evans Nesha Fallaw Betty Ann Felder Paula Finny James Ford Keith Fowler Lori Fowler Angela Fraizer Joe Funderburk Deloris Gaddy Timothy Gaffney Amy Gallman James Gallman Hank Garvin Elvin Giaffia Scott Glass Darlene Gleaton Herbert Glover Freshmen f 99

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Darlene Hightowers Letha Green Scotti Green Michelle Hair Kevin Hair James Haldren Allison Hall Toni Hallinquest Diane Hamm Jeremy Hanna Alphia Hardy Ferlando Harly Butch Harris Jeffery Harris Tracey Harris Stan Hay Myra Hazel Wanda Hazel Layna Henson 3 -2 Larsena Hicks Rachel Hightower Horace Hoff Chessy Holley Andrew Holston Amanda Visits Down Under During the Christmas vaca- tion of 1980, Amanda Corey and her family took an interest- ing trip to Australia. As well as visiting her relatives, she was able to tour some of this exotic continent. Among the places she visited were the opal mines at Lightening Ridge in North- western New South Wales, which is the primary producer of black opals in the world. ln addition to Lightening Ridge, lOOfFreshmen the Coreys visited their fam- ily's historic property, Nandewar, which is filled with sheep and wheat farms. They also went to the opera house in Sydney to hear a Mo- zart concert. Although she did miss four weeks of school, she believes the knowledge she gained from Australia is more than any school could ever teach. Amanda Corey takes time out of her busy schedule to tell about her trip to Australia.