Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1, During rhe annual subscription drive, Jeff Keller counts money. 2. Business staff; First row: Cheryl Haigler, Janice Arends, Ginger Reed, Cindy Booth, Cindy Padgett, Lee Ann Martin, Tammy Rose; Second row: Deborah Carlisle, Shelia Allen, Mere- dith Edmonds, Janet Arends, Jane Rut- land, Tina Fogle, Carl Brandenburg, Amy Miller; Third row: Anne Morris, Carla Marcus, Lyn Eleazer, Lisa Nichols, Sherri Bozardt, Jeff Keller, Sara Ann Dyches, 135

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Hard Work Characterizes ’77 Rebel Business Staff The 77 REBEL business staff worked strenuously selling ads and subscriptions. During the summer and fall the twenty-two members of the staff solicited ads to help defray the cost of .the annuals. The first week in November was set aside to sell subscriptions for the REBEL. Business staff members gave up their study halls to count money from the annual and picture sales. 1. Hoping for many orders, Tina Fogle and Jane Rutland put up advertising posters. 2. Junior Cheryl Haigler busily tallies annual sales. 3. Business, manager Deborah Carlisle checks the annual files. 134

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Radio Programs, Pierian And Rebel Yell Inspire Creative Abilities The REBEL YELL, radio pro- grams, and the PIERIAN aided students in trying out their tal- ents. Young journalists learned the techniques of publishing a newspaper by compiling the REBEL YELL. A group of six seniors delved into the field of communication by producing weekly radio programs on the news of Wade Hampton. The PIERIAN encouraged students to express themselves through cre- ative writing and art work. i. 3. 136