Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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The Christmas Spirit Abounds Among Students The spirit of Christmas per- vaded the halls of Wade Hamp- ton during the holiday season. This feeling inspired the students to decorate doors and put up fes- tive bulletin boards. A special assembly provided musical selec- tions and several humorous skits. The chorus Christmas program was a splendid success. The Lower School held parties, exchanged gifts, and attended an assembly on the last day of school. 3 114

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Jobs Provide Valuable Business Experience Along with school, homework, dents to find employment. Not and extracurricular activities, only did these jobs provide extra many W.H.A. students found money but they also allowed stu- time for parttime work. The dents to gain valuable experience thought of paychecks lured stu- in the business world. 3. 1. Checking twice, Ray Wells makes sure he has the right items. 2. Helping a customer, Kevin Kennedy compares the prices of several items. 3. On a busy Saturday Bonnie Campbell and Meredith Edmonds prepare lunch at a local snackbar. 113

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1. At the Christmas assembly Santa’s elves sing their version of The Twelve Days of Christmas.” 2. President of the student body Bill Salley presents a gift from the students to Mrs. Felicia Calloway. 3. The chorus listens intently while a trio sings a selection. 4. Juniors Tim Garrick, Meredith Edmonds, and Fran Shuler decorate their homeroom’s door. 5. As Christmas approaches, Mr. and Mrs. Claus distribute gag gifts among the faculty. 6. Setting the mood for th.e holidays, a festive bulletin board brings season’s greetings. 5- 6. 115