Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Rain Fails to Dampen Homecoming Rain did not seem to dampen the excitement of the Homecom- ing game. During the half-time activities as the players and their sponsors were introduced, the rain stopped. A hush swept over the crowd as the Homecoming float with the theme of Colour My World” was driven onto the field. Ginger Kearse was named the 1976 Homecoming Queen and Dawn Fleming, Maid of Honor. The two attendants were Bonnie Campbell and Linda Frierson. A victory over Thomas Heyward added to the excitement of Homecoming. To complete the Homecoming festivities, the sponsors and their escorts were honored at a dance after the game. 106 1. Working desperately to meet the deadline, students stuff the backdrop with pomps. 2. During the first half of the Home- coming game, Seniors Tommy Huff- man and Kevin Kennedy seek shelter from the rain. 3. With only a few days left until Homecoming, Mr. Bill Jacobs and Banks Wannamaker hurry to finish the frame for the backdrop. 3.

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1. Serving as chairman of the Booster Club fair booth, Mrs. Lemay Houser serves one of the many customers. 2. Watching attentively, lower school children look at the bump cars in action. 3. Students enjoy exciting rides such as the Paratrooper at the fair. 4. Slamming against another car, Sid- ney Summers is amused by the ride. 5. Taking time out from the fun of the rides and games, Fran Mixson buys a candy apple. 4. 5. 105

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2. 1. As she is announced Homecoming Queen, Ginger Kearse turns to her escort, Michael Salley, with surprise and disbelief. 2. Anxiously awaiting half-time, senior attendants find it impossible to concen- trate on the game. 3. Mrs. Frances Rast, Reggie Huber, Julie Thomas, Anne Morris, Carla Marcus, Mary Paige Hutto, Joni Thomas, Cindy Martin, Debbie Hutto, Kim White, Lyn Eleazer, Natalie Rose, Bonnie Campbell, Linda Frier- son, Ginger Kearse, Dawn Fleming. 107