Mother and President Terry Snead Leads USC Aiken Honor Society
Terry Snead serves as president of USC-Aiken's Gamma Beta Phi honor society and is a rising junior majoring in secondary English education. She balances family life in North Augusta with Craig 10 and Eric 8, soccer, art reading and painting, and prior five years teaching art in the North Augusta Junior Women's Club.
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North Augusta
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Wheeland Active With Clubs at USC Aiken Graduate
Craig Wheeland, a history major and senior at USC Aiken, will graduate in December and plans a public administration masters at USC. He has played on the golf team since the program began two years ago and participates in the Humanities Club and Gamma Beta Phi. Wheeland, from Boalsburg Pennsylvania, lives in Aiken and attended Aiken High School.
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Calvin Wheeland
Henderson Seeks Harvard Law Through USC Aiken Ties
Keith Henderson a USC Aiken rising junior from Ohio majors in history and pre law. He is chairman of minority affairs and active in student government and the Academic Responsibilities Board. He worked this summer in attorney George Andersons office and hopes to enter Harvard Law School through USC Laws minority program. He also plays in a rock band and enjoys tennis.
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Keith Henderson
Henderson
Usc-A
Ohio
University of Ohio
Aiken
George Anderson
Anderson
Harvard School of Law
University of South Carolina Law School
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USC Aiken Student Treasures Balance and Athletics
Miss Dru McPherson serves as treasurer for the student government balancing funds for clubs under its oversight. A junior at USC Aiken, she plays on the volleyball and basketball teams and plans to teach and coach one day. She began her education at the College of Charleston before transferring, and she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A C McPherson.
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Dru McPherson
Miss McPherson
USC Aiken
Lowe Edits The News At USC Aiken Hoof
Richard K. Lowe, rising junior journalism major, becomes editor of USC Aiken's student paper The Hoof as the summer edition prints. He moved from news editor last year and says the paper feels like a family with ongoing front page stories and room for new writers.
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Russell Puts In Travel Time for USC Aiken Leader
Gregory Russell, a rising senior at the University of South Carolina Aiken from Edgefield, will be president of the student government association for 1979 80. He edits Broken Ink, serves on the Faculty Fine Arts Committee, works as a student intern and majors in art studio.
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Gregory Russell
University of South Carolina-Aiken
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Broken Ink
Duckett Named Vice President as USCA Students Shine
Randy Duckett begins his four year at USC Aiken majoring in physical education with a sports medicine focus. At 21 he serves as vice-president of the student body for 1979 80 and has been active as student trainer and basketball manager. He plans graduate study in sports medicine or counseling.
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Randy Duckett
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Duckett
Aikenite
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Claude Stokes
Sertoma
Calk Heads Committee For Video At USCA
Wayne Calk has led the USCA programming board for two and a half years and becomes chairman of the video committee. He will oversee campus film showings and sound systems for concerts and programs. A Citadel alum, he plans to work after May graduation in business management. He is a Circle K member, son of Mr and Mrs Elliott Calk of North Augusta.
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Usca Programming Board
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Citadel
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Circle K Club
USCA
Elliott Calk
North Augusta
Matwick Balances Dual Roles at USC Aiken and Aiken Standard
Rob Matwick serves as sports information director at USC Aiken and as a full time member of the Aiken Standard sports department. He writes athletic press releases and coordinates with newspapers radio and TV. He studies 12 hours this semester while juggling both jobs and remaining connected to the Pacers team.
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Rob Matwick
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Standard
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Robert G. Matwick
McKeesport
Pennsylvania State University
Aiken
Pacers
Julie Brendell Interns at USC Aiken Farm Program
Julie Brendell daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brendell is a student intern at USC Aiken Fourteen interns will work in fourteen offices at the school spending a week in each They also assist with freshman orientation and recruitment Interns are paid and work 830 am to 5 pm in summer and 10 to 15 hours weekly during the school year Brendell a junior majors in business administration focusing on management and marketing She spent her first freshman semester at the College of Charleston then transferred to USC Aiken
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Julie Brendell
Kenneth Brendell
Usc-Aiken
Miss Brendell
College of Charleston
Press Watch Campus Grow at USC Aiken Faculty Spotlight
Returning USC Aiken faculty members describe the campus expansion from a two year extension to its current size. John Westbrook, new division chair, notes the balance of administration and teaching as the school grows. Professors Sue Lorch and Nancy Staley praise open administration and improving student reading and writing skills. The faculty anticipate continued growth and pride in the Banksia campus location.
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University of South Carolina
John Westbrook
Division of Science, Math and Engineering
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Banksia
Smyrna
University of Georgia
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South Carolina
Sue Lorch
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Aiken
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