Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Perfect Motions Excited screams and rhythmic chant-like songs could be heard from the spirited Junior Varsity cheerleaders throughout the 1975- 1976 sports season. The cheerlead- ers gained experience at cheer- leader camp last summer and put this experience to work cheering at numerous J.V. football and basket- ball games as well as at several var- sity games. Helping at W.H.A s cheerleader camp this fall and creat- ing new formations and motions to cheers kept the J.V.’s busy. New uniforms highlighted the season and greatly improved their spirit.

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1. During a close moment in the Willington game, Head Cheerleader Sherrie Bradshaw leads the fans in a chant. 2. Waiting to cheer at an assembly, cheer- leaders enjoy a Pep Club skit. 3. During a pep rally, cheerleaders teach stu- dents new chants they learned at camp. 4. At a Hammond game, cheerleaders sup- port Rebelettes during the team introduction. 5. As the Rebels bring the ball down the court, Ginger Kearse, Kim White, Sherrie Bradshaw, Bonnie Campbell, Allison Snead, Lynne Smith, Meredith Edmonds, Jeanie McLaurin, Bobbi Ayers, and Debra Hill urge the players to score. JUL

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1. J.V. cheerleaders: Tammy Smoak, Mary Paige Hutto, Cindy Clyburn, Jill Campbell, Pam Pratt, Mona Matthews, Kitty Hawkins, 2. Head cheerleader Jill Campbell leads a chant during an afternoon football game. 3. During an after school practice, J.V.’s learn the motions to a new cheer. 4. With great enthusiasm, the J.V. cheer- leaders yell, “Give me an ‘RV’ 5. After a crucial touchdown, Cindy Clyburn, Jill Campbell, and Pam Pratt urge the team to victory. L$c ar 1 X.+ 5 Alee fe AA vjOUf c . vjt a’re really a 1 Costingss 4oo. 'Slack: vje , KcOr, “3: 'Hv'. vt •Vs b xc k: 1 l e vvber iv Sc-(ervc sL ! LajoJ vjct, (GVt-y 5