Crystal Lyell Earns Multiple Awards At Daytona Beach Pageant
Crystal Lyell daughter of Nancy and Ronald Lyell of Aiken won several awards at a Daytona Beach pageant. She placed first runner-up in sportswear fourth runner-up in sleepwear and won in swimwear earning a trophy banner crown and gifts. She made the top 10 in beauty and competed in western wear and is a granddaughter of the Johnsons of Montmorenci and Lyell family of Aiken. Lyell Susan E Lowe of Aiken is named in Who's Who Among American High School Students for academics athletics activities and service.
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Crystal Lyell
Nancy
Ronald Lyell
Aiken
Daytona Beach
Fla
Crystal
Robert and
Dolly Johnson
Montmorenci
Howard
Evelyn Lyell
Susan E. Lowe
Thomas to Attend Governor's School and Honors
Thomas Dale, a Midland Valley High junior, is selected for the Governor's School for Academics at the College of Charleston from June 21 to July 25. He also attended Boys State at The Citadel June 7 to 13 and has ties to multiple colleges as a Furman Scholar USC Aiken Scholar Augusta College Scholar and Erskine Fellow.
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Roger Dale Thomas
Governor’s School
College of Charleston
Citadel
Charleston
Midland Valley High
Dale
Furman
USC Aiken
Augusta College
Erskine
University of Georgia
J.R. Thomas
Clearwater
North Augusta student wins slogan contest for anti drunk driving
Amy Rains a 10th grader at North Augusta High named eo of a North Augusta Woman's Club slogan contest. Her line Drinking and Driving Can Shatter Your Dreams will appear on 1600 textbook covers and she receives a 50 dollar prize. Honorable mentions include Tera Jackson Tressa Wessell and Semia White. Entries are on display at Nancy Carson Library.
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Amy Rains
North Augusta High
North Augusta Woman’s Use
Woman’s Club
Tera Jackson
Tressa Wessell
Semia White
Nancy Carson
North Augusta
Wagener-Salley Honors Four on Principal's Honor Roll
Four students at Wagener-Salley High earned straight A averages in every subject for the fourth nine weeks. Seniors Sherrie Kirkland Barbie Slayman and Amy Yon join junior Don D Otts on the outstanding list.
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Wagener-Salley High
Sherrie Kirkland
Barbie Slayman
Amy Yon
Don D. Otts
Students Begin Training Program At Aiken Social Security
Jackie Issac and Sabrina Johnson, both students at Aiken High, appointed to the Youth Employment and Training Program at the Aiken Social Security Branch Office. The program offers on the job training and work experience to juniors and seniors at a public sector site.
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Jackie Issac
Sabrina Johnson
Aiken Social Security
Jackie
Aiken High
Sabrina
Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club Holds Banquet Honors Members
The Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club held an awards and installation banquet at Houndslake Country Club with Tom Maertens noting club accomplishments and the Munich Rotary conference. Members received service and perfect attendance awards, Bill Stewart named Rotarian of the Year, and officers and directors for the coming year were installed. Entertainment came from the Heartthrobs.
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Houndslake Country Club
Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club
Tom Maertens
Rotary District 775
Maertens
Rotary International
Munich
Germany
Barry Adams
Trent Arnold
Jim Lambright
Don Skinner
Dick Flynt Jr
Jack Ratliff
Bill Stewart
Charlie Spainhour
Larry Andrews
Dean Blissit
Harriet Skinner
Terry Brown
Ron Henderson
Henry Holley
Stewart Maurice
Butch McGee
Jim Moore
Chris Plyler
Frank Thomas
Larry Chandler
Paul Harris
Shirley Anderson
Ken Anderson
Rotary Foundation
Lionel Smith
Cadet Hazers Complete Punishments at Citadel
Five white Citadel cadets who harassed a black freshman last October have finished their punishments and will return as seniors next fall. Maj. Gen. James A. Grimsley Jr. said the cadets are in good standing and the public response to the college’s handling has been positive.
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Charleston
Citadel
Military College
James A. Grimsley Jr
Grimsley
Kiwanis Club of
Clemson Considers Semester Fees To Offset Shortfall
Clemson University trustees will consider a $74 per semester in state students and $320 per semester out of state fee increase to cover a $3.1 million state funding shortfall for 1987 88. If approved in-state total rises to 965 and out-of-state to 2485 per semester. President Max Lennon warned potential course cuts without more state support.
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Columbia
Clemson University
Clemson
David Larson
Larson
Clemson Board of Trustees
Max Lennon
Lennon
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Lyell
Thomas
Rains
Ginny Southworth
SPCA
Wire Road
Hazers
Porky Bradberry
First Baptist Church
James M. Kind
America
First Baptist Adult Choir
Directed By
Mike Brown
Hopelands Gardens
South Aiken Executive Center
Millbrook Avenue
Aiken, S.C
Main Street
Langley, S.C
Robert M. Bell
Stephen K. Surasky
Dennis M. Gmerek
Whiskey Rd
Mike Doyle
Johnny’s Tire
Ker
Augusta Rd
Rheem Water Heaters
Plumbing Heating & Electrical Company
Kalmia Mall
Tim Gunnells
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