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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
3
The Aiken High Fighting Green Hornets schedule a 1971 Homecoming game with Booker T. Washington on Friday night October 1. The event includes a homecoming dance sponsored by the senior class and a half time crowning of a Homecoming Queen from a field of 21 contestants.
Wagener Salley seniors prepare for graduation with 109 students this year. Senior keys necklaces and key rings in red and blue are on sale, memory books and parent gifts available. The Waggler newspaper debuts October 1 under editor Marsha Gleaton. Track team organized by Coach Ted C West resumes after a three year lapse with rebuilding ahead and student participation urged.
The 1971 72 Junior Executive Board consists of ten students led by Alan Tewksbury as president and Jerome Bell as vice president. Karen Barton serves as treasurer and Jamie Whitaker as secretary. The remaining six members are David Weaver Linda Aubrey Linda Moody Roddie Burris Loretta Key and Mary Frances Holloway. The board aims to organize junior class goals and oversee events like Junior Follies and the Junior Senior Formal with sponsor Mrs Lambert providing guidance.
Elections at Schofield chose student council officers with Ryan Bruerton as president and John Little as vice president. Darlene Hale and Jeff Stark won secretary and treasurer after runoff votes. Freshman leaders were Grant Chittenden president with Sam Page, Cathy Crawford, and Barbie Weaver as vice president, secretary, and treasurer. Sophomores chose Alex Wilds president, Scott Davis vice president, and Eda Galar di secretary, with no treasurer elected. turnout among freshmen and sophomores was under fifty percent.
The SAA Sodality, founded in 1563 to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary, met September 16 at Saint Angela to elect officers for 1971 72. Kitty Kilp was chosen president with Karen Groh as vice president Lelia Brown secretary and Laura Gade treasurer. Planned activities include services to the poor hospital visits and church duties.
Congratulations to Debbie Williamson and Charles Moore for being named Students of the Week. Williamson is active in French and Science Clubs, Kal eidoscope, Teen Times, class officer, and Student Council, and was a May Day Attendant and National Honor Society member. Moore has served as bus driver, French Club member, basketball player, Homeroom President, and National Honor Society president while co editing Teen Times and earning the National Educational Development Test certificate of merit.
The Wagener High School Student Council elected homeroom representatives on September 15. New officers include President Robert Salley Vice President George Conder Treasurer Jackie Spradley and Secretary Glenda Young.
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