Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. As Dracula, David Rheney lurks around the Horror House scaring visi- tors. 2. Serving as chairman of the Hallow- een Carnival, Jack Rose announces the schedule of events. 3. At the carnival Mrs. Campbell speedily counts out tickets. 4. Hoping for a prize, a youngster digs ear- nestly into the pirate’s treasure chest. 5. Disguised as a skeleton, Andrew Holt enjoys the carnival. 6. The success of the Key Club’s Car Bash booth was evident by the appearance of the car the next day. 5. 109

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Student Council Benefits From Carnival The Halloween Carnival, held on October 28, was sponsored by Student Council. The carnival was a success mainly because of a joint effort of the Lower School and the Upper School homerooms. This year a balloon booth and a hammering booth were added to the usual variety of attractions. The carnival was the chief source of fund-raising for Student Coun- cil. Over $1,000, which would be used for various projects through- out the year, was cleared from the Halloween Carnival by Senior Student Council. 108

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Class Play Raises Money For Seniors A successful choice, THE MAGIC TOUCH lured the big- gest audience ever. The many hours of hard work proved worthwhile on November 29 and 30 when the play was pre- sented. The three-act comedy included many seniors, who learned much under the direc- tion of Miss Carol Sprott. Hav- ing earned over 500 dollars for the senior class, members of the cast celebrated with a party. 1. Before the curtain opens, Julie Schaefer and Artie Brickie fix make-up for Mrs. Washington, Beth Holman. 2. After many trying hours, Mr. and Mrs. Braddock, Barney Houser and Lyn Eleazer, perfect Act II. 3. To attract an audience, Lisa Nichols and Anne Morris post signs. no