AHS Spring Carnival Draws 1500 At Ha good Stadium
About 1,500 people attended the first annual spring carnival at Aiken High School held at Ha good Stadium on April 12. Sponsored by the Student Council with booths from school clubs, the event raised 2000 dollars with 90 percent to club treasuries and 10 percent to the Student Council. Events included the Girlie Show Snake Show Greased Pole Country Store Nervous Wreck Ring Toss and Milk Bottles plus a Ooom-pah pah band. Tickets were kept by winners and participants until booths closed at ten.
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Aiken Band Garners Highest Rating in State Contest
The Aiken High School Band earned the top rating I outstanding from judges at the State Band Contest in Charleston on April 7, marking them as the number 1 band in the state. In a separate event, Aiken defeated USC Aiken 8 4 at Citizens Field on April 18, with Charlie Smith the winning pitcher and Willie Bell on USCA. Juniors prepare to elect Student Council for 1973 74 term while planning the Junior Senior May 4 event including May Day Fun Day and Senior Ring Day.
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Miss Jones Delivers Motivational Talk at Norway Middle
Evelyn Jones Wagener Salley High School senior and student body president spoke to Norway Middle School on April 11 on Self-Motivation for Beauty of Tomorrow urging honesty justice service and cooperation to build a better future. Religion Week at Wagener Salley featured daily programs April 16 18 with ministers from Salley and Columbia and student testimonies and glee club performances.
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Aiken Students Attend State Junior Science Symposium
Aiken High School sent eight students to the South Carolina Junior Science Engineering and Humanities Symposium held April 12 13 at the University of South Carolina. Funded by the U S Army the event aims to boost science and math study and to show humanities' role in sciences. Attendees from Aiken were Ann Victoria Alsup Barbara Janisse Beyers Paul Blair Brodie Michael E Kingery Patricia Elaine Mappus Marion Wayne Pickens Wade Wesley Teague and Oscar A Towler.
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Oscar A. Towler
Abby advice column prompts teen welfare and a cheap boss
A reader asks about pursuing charges against a man for aiding a minor's delinquency after the daughter who is near 18 runs away to live with him. Abby cautions that jail or charges may not help and suggests focusing on building a better relationship. Additional letters complain of a frugal boss and a cheating accusation during a history test with guidance offered.
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Carowinds Amusement Park Opens This Weekend
Discover a weekend visit to Carowinds with over 100 attractions across 73 acres on the North and South Carolina line. Enjoy coasters, flume rides, a stern wheeler cruise, and family fun as hours run 10 AM to 8 PM on weekends and daily from June 2 with admission for adults five dollars eighty five and children four dollars fifty.
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