Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Pep Club Elevates Spirit With Skits And Signs With enthusiasm and spirit the Pep Club contributed long hours of hard work cheering the teams to victory. Clever skits were per- formed at pep rallies. To promote spirit around the school, members painted signs weekly and displayed them in the halls. The sale of “great, gray derbies,” ribbons, and raffle tickets kept the club busy throughout the year. The income from these sales, as well as the “White Elephant” booth at the carnival, enabled the club to pre- sent a gift to W.H.A. 1. During a Pep Club skit, Cindy Martin por- trays the ‘'Mighty Rebel Midget.” 2. First row: Cathy Booth, Renee Bair, Franke Cope, Dede Collier, Judy Richardson, Renee Bochette, Anna Hughes, Wanda Evans, Debbie Haigler, Terry Bozard, Lynn Shuler, Reggie Huber, J.V. pres.; Laura Dobbins, varsity pres.; Cindy Martin, Cindy Murphy, Jane Richardson, Deborah Carlisle, Karen Fogle, Ann Good- win, Sheri Meyers. 3. Varsity president, Laura Dobbins pre- pares a sign to be hung in the hall for the Hammond game. 4. Working diligently. Pep Club members paint signs for the upcoming game. 5. At the Homecoming assembly, Karen Fogle, Cindy Murphy, and Laura Dobbins sing “The Night the Warhawks Died.” 136 2

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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

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