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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1972

Page

22

String Art Hobby by Wagener-Salley Student Evelyn Jones

Evelyn Jones a Wagener-Salley High School student creates stringed pictures at home using plywood nails velvet and Kro sheen thread. She has made eight designs from a four cornered star to a spider web and plans to study psychology at Clemson University.

Gwen Busbee Evelyn Jones Wagener-Salley High School Evelyn Clemson University Wagener- Salley High School Mike Hatten

Tuesdays Bring Change Of Pace Updates For School Clubs

A weekly period offers creative writing with Miss Shuman, a memeo-newsletter project with Mrs. Perry, and special drama readings for German and French groups. Drama Club attracts the largest turnout. Malinda Dunbar is student director, Elizabeth Goad secretary reporter, and Mike Storey treasurer.

Isabel Vandervelde Malinda Dunbar Elizabeth Goad Mike Storey

Teens Volunteer At Wee Care Center For Retarded Children

Teens Claudette en Monk Mary Ford Lisa Smoak and Marsha Coplon volunteered at the Wee Care Development Center this summer. Most worked one or two days a week while Lisa Smoak helped nearly every day. Robin Spradley of Aiken High School is named president of the Youth Aiken County Association for Retarded Children. Plans call for a county fair afternoon for retarded children.

Wee Care Development Center Claudette En Monk Mary Ford Lisa Smoak Marsha Coplon Wee Robin Spradley Aiken High School Youth Aiken County Association

Chattanooga's curb-service City Hall van serves as mobile mayor

Chattanooga operates a portable mayor's office in a specially outfitted van truck that travels to different city areas. The mobile office brings city hall to residents, illustrating a curb-service approach to local governance.

Mobile Mayor Chattanooga Tenn

JHS Student Council Formed for 1972 73 at Jackson High

Brenda Lipham leads the JHS Student Council with officers Mark Steed Linda Garland and Valarie Scott. Homeroom reps include Karen Mannis Cheryl Teuton Laura Braley and more. Chorus, FTA and FBLA programs begin with new officers and planned activities.

Susan Moss JHS James E. Hopper James W. Turner Brenda Lipham Mark Steed Linda Garland Valarie Scott Karen Mannis Cheryl Teuton Laura Braley Anthony King Scott Weeks Gail Howell Steve Scott Julie Brown Kathy Owens Jane Vaigneur Cheryl Looney

Aiken High seniors Gail Bush and Bobby Tucker honored

Gail Bush and Bobby Tucker are recognized for leadership and activity at Aiken High. Bush excels in Drama Radio and Student Council and leads as homeroom president and hall marshal. Tucker serves as Drama club president and NJROTC Color Guard member while documenting school news as Teen Times editor.

Robin Spradley Hornet Spirit Ewing Aiken High Gail Bush Bobby Tucker Gail Hill Bobby Njrotc Corps of Cadets Hornet Teen Times

North Augusta Students Boost Funds With Campus Sales

North Augusta High School clubs raise money for events and the Military Ball through Frog Power bulletin boards and weekly drives. The NJROTC sells frog shaped boards while the newspaper and yearbook enroll subscriptions and the Student Council markets beanies pens and pencils with football schedules.

Nate Wolfe North Augusta High School Njrotc North Augusta James McKenzie Emily Wingo

Kentucky to reform state parks with smaller complexes

Parks Commissioner Ewart Johnson announces Kentucky will halt building large resort type parks and focus on upgrading existing facilities. He also plans to reduce food and labor costs to align state parks with private operators.

Frankfort Ewart Johnson Kentucky

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