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March 2013 Page 17
Wade Hopper
Sports Editor
Stallion seniors sign with colleges
Photos by Sierra Gilmore/SPiN
“It was a great moment”Buddy Byers
Ashli Simmons
Managing editor
May 2 was a day that senior ath-
letes PJ Heath, Buddy Byers, Briar
Herd, Ashley Jaggers and Cameron Pike
will always remember. All five athletes
signed scholarships to play for a college.
Jaggers signed with Morris Col-
lege in Sumter. She plans to play either
power forward or center. “It felt good
to sign because I’m taking my talents
to the next level,” Jaggers said. When
asked why she wants to attend Mor-
ris College, she said, “My brother went
there; I wanted to keep it in the family.”
“I was pretty excited about signing “I
really like the campus and the golf coach
is cool,” stated Herd. Herd signed with
Spartanburg Methodist College to play
golf in the fall. Herd has been playing golf
all four years of high school and is glad
he’s moving up another level in his golf
career.
Heath plans to attend Southern
Union in Alabama to play basketball.
“I’m kind of nervous because it’s so
far,” stated Heath. “I’m going to miss my
family and friends because they’re the
people I’m with all the time,” said Heath.
In college he’ll play small forward.
“I like those positions because you
get the ball a lot,” said Heath. “I feel good
about signing because it showed how hard
you worked and how successful you’ve
been.”
Byers signed to the Georgia
military academy to play football.
“It was a great moment,” Byers stated.
Even though he played safety in high
school, he’ll be playing corner in col-
lege. He chose to go to Georgia Military
because of the program.
“Their programs are great, and the
military side of it will give me the disci-
pline I need,” Byers stated.
Byers plans to attend Georgia Mili-
tary for a year and a half then transfer to a
D1 school in the spring.
Senior Buddy Byers signed to Georgia Military.
Senior Ashley Jaggers signed with Morris College in Sumter.
Senior Briar Herd signed with Spartanburg Methodist.
Senior PJ Heath signed with Southern Union in Alabama.
Senior Cameron Pike signed to Coker College in Hartsville.
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May 2013 Page 7
“It’s not about the
destination; it’s about the
journey in between. Our
graduation is the start of
our journey”. ~ Olivia Smith
“If you really want to be happy, then stop being afraid to be yourself. Stop thinking what others will think about you.” ~ Nishan Panwar. Just be you! This quote inspires me. ~ Brian Pitchford.
“If you want to become a great
chef, you have to work with
great chefs. And that’s exactly
what I did.” ~ Gordon Ramsay. It’s
inspirational to younger people
because if you want to do that
certain profession then you
need to put yourself out there
to work with great people. ~
Eric Lambiasi
“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant,” ~ Robert Louis Stevenson. “It inspires me to do good things instead of getting rewards for doing things,” ~ Jasmine Hart.
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as through
nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a
miracle,” ~ Albert Einstein. “This inspires me because life is a
miracle because it was not by a choice it was given to you.
God had a plan,” ~ Jillian Bailey.
“You pass Failure on the way to success, ~ Unknown. “This inspires me because you are going to fail before you succeed because sometimes you will mess up, but just keep trying,” ~ Lindsay Bradley
“Success in here, is the key to success out there,”
~ Coach Carter. “If you make the best of yourself
in high school you can make the best of yourself
in your future but you have to start somewhere.
You have to start by getting an education,” ~
Marleni Rojas. Vinita Maigur, Editor-in-chief of SPiN Wired
“The world inspires me to do great for those who can’t and to be greater than those who have already done what the great did.”~ Maiya Dickerson
#Quoteoftheyear
Teachers inspiring seniors
Antoine Williams
1. “Mrs. Fields.”
2. “She’s cool.”
3. “The lab work.”
4. “She made the work fun.”
5. “She was funny.”
1. Who was your favorite teacher during your high school career?2. Why?3. What is your favorite memory that you had with them?4. What made their class so interesting?5. What did you like about their personality?
Cody Wilson
1. “Mrs. Fields”
2. “Because she always had fun
with her class.”
3. “Doing all the labs in there.”
4. “She was very hands on and I
liked that.”
5. “She was friendly and always
happy.”
Jerrel Howzer
1. “Mrs. Fields.”
2. “She cool.”
3. “Lab work”
4. “She made the work fun.”
5. “She’s funny”
Celia Trujillo
1. “Mrs. Fields”
2. “She was fun and helped us learn.”
3. “The last day in her class.”
4. “Her personality made it fun.”
5. “She’s fun and outgoing.”
Kaleigh Smith
1. “Mr. Galeota.”
2. “He was very understanding with
his students.”
3. “I can’t pick just one thing be-
cause every day was pretty much enjoy-
able in there.”
4. “The fact he was a fun teacher.”
5. “He was very relatable and fun.”
Erica Smith
1. “Mr. Keith”
2. “He was always about having fun
and he had a lot of fun ways of making the
class easy.”
3. “Doing the labs.”
4. “He did a bunch of hands on stuff
with his students.”
5. “He was always happy.”
Abby Smith, Features editor for SPiN Wired