Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Experience Proves Valuable For Varsity Boys During basketball season, ex- perience was the key to the success of the varsity boys. The boys were faced with the disadvantage of not having enough time to pre- pare for the first games. As time went on they developed their skills highly enabling them to produce a fine team. A variety of fundamen- tals, defensive drills, and scrim- mages strengthened the varsity boys to overcome many of their opponents. Many hours of hard work and determination charac- terized the season. lf 4 3

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 WHA 20 Wilson Hall 30 WHA 44 Wardlaw 21 WHA 54 J.C. Calhoun 35 WHA 53 Clarendon Hall 37 WHA 42 King 18 WHA 44 Hammond 31 WHA 30 Wellington 17 WHA 36 First Baptist 31 WHA 38 Wardlaw 27 WHA 56 Coastal 22 WHA 42 Jeff Davis 24 WHA 54 Hammond 29 WHA 48 First Baptist 35 WHA 46 Wellington 34 WHA 50 Coastal 25 WHA 40 J.C. Calhoun 18 WHA 42 Jeff Davis 16 WHA 37 Whlson Hall 29 WHA 48 Clarendon Hall 28 WHA 63 King 37 REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS WHA 44 Wardlaw' 15 WHA 44 Willington 36 STATE TOURNAMENTS WHA 29 Weison Hall 37 2 1. Sitting in a huddle, the Rebelettes await the start of the game against King. 2. Seniors Sara Warren and Liz Conklin display strong defense against Hammond. 163

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1. Slowing down the game's pace, Michael Salley dribbles the ball down court. 2. During a crucial moment in the game, Rebels tighten up their defense to hold the opponent’s score. 3. As the buzzer sounds ending the half, Keever Prickett pumps in two. 4. Surrounded by the opponent’s defense, Mackey Booth scores two points. 5. Opening the game, Robert Moorer vies for the tip against Hammond. 6. First row: Scott Ritchie, Michael Salley, Keitt Wannamaker, Billy Hickson; Weyland Burns, Dalton Prickett, David Rheney, Mackey Booth, Larry Lake; Keever Pric- kett, Bill Salley, Robert Moorer, Jay Reynolds, Banks Wannamaker, Steve Cook, team manager. 6 5 165