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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2000
Page
15
A youth profile shows a goal to become a pro soccer player with modest ambitions otherwise. It lists favorite author as dan xowling, creator of a popular series, noting the fourth book will be released on Saturday. Summer plans include a family trip to southern California to visit his grandfather.
Two Aiken residents Nicole Novak and Sara Bethany Lid graduate in June 2000 from the S C Governor's School for Science and Mathematics at Coker College. Bethany Lid will attend the University of South Carolina and Novak the College of Charleston. The class earned more than 10 million dollars in scholarships. Platts joins national honor society Rebecca Ann Platts, daughter of Ridge Spring residents, is inducted into the Order of the Purple Seal at Columbia College.
Several cadets from Aiken County were honored by Camden Military Academy. Hans Nicholas Birnbach received the Gold Star for Academic Achievement, Christopher Ehrke also earned the award, and Lance O. Lott of Salley was cited for the tenth grade top GPA and least demerits among seventh graders. Christopher was named most improved JV football player.
Camille Miles, 14, a top state pianist and rising organist, serves as organ scholar at First Presbyterian Church of Aiken. Under Ken Courtney, she performs at churches across the CSRA, plans church accompanist work, and eyeing music school after high school while pursuing Toccata in Seven by John Rutter.
A brief item notes Monday evening events with conflicting references and unclear details. The fragment hints at scheduling or airtime but lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes for a coherent summary.
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