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1. REBEL YELL staff; Front row: Dwight Mirmow, Drew Bolin, Amy Miller, Bobby Clary, Carla Marcus, Lynne Smith; Mrs, Barbara Mirmow, Williams Purcell, Benji Brickie, Wal- ter Betsill, Allyson Way, Elizabeth Way, Lisa Beach, Debbie Bolin, Sheri Meyers, Cindy Martin, Walker Gibson, Lee Ann Martin, Sherri Bozardt, Julie Schaefer, Rhonda Stanley, Deborah Carlisle, Karen Horger, Miss Jacque- line Connelly. 2. Receiving assistance from Mrs. Mir- mow, editor Karey Horger works on an article for the REBEL YELL. 3. Radio announcers Artie Brickie and Lyn Eleazer tape a program. 4. Radio announcers: Barney Houser, Judy Hewitt, Anne Morris, Ray Wells, Lyn Eleazer, Artie Brickie. 5. PIERIAN staff; Front row: Lyn Eleazer, Ginger Kearse, Debbie Hutto, Linda Frierson, Anne Morris, Julie Thomas, Joni Thomas; Rhonda Stan- ley, Cindy Martin, Dawn Fleming, Ann Purcell, Beth Holman; Tommy Huffman, Miss Frances Sadler, Mr. Bill Jacobs, Miss Ricarda Berry. 137
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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
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Varsity Cheerleaders Spark Victories Eager to begin cheering, var- sity cheerleaders began preparing in June for the upcoming sports season. To improve their cheer- leading skills, the cheerleaders attended camp at Wofford Col- lege. For their cheering excel- lence, they brought home two red ribbons and two blue ribbons. Together the varsity and the jun- ior varsity squads received a spirit megaphone for their continuous spirit during the camp session. In the early part of the year, they held a cheerleader camp for the lower school girls to raise money. With the money they earned, the squad was able to buy new sweaters. To prepare them- selves for games, pep rallies, and special assemblies, they had prac- tice twice a week. 138
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