Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. Head cheerleader Mary Paige Hutto and Dede Collier discuss plans for the pep rally. 2. Between quarters J.V. cheerleaders take a break from cheering. 3. Cheering at half-time, Kay Branden- burg, Lisa Mulkey, and Kitty Hawkins encourage spirit. 41

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J.V. Cheerleaders Arouse School Spirit Gaining support for J.V. teams, Junior Varsity cheerleaders organ- ized creative skits for numerous pep rallies during the school year. Cheerleading camp gave them new ideas for cheers throughout the football and basketball seasons. Many long hours after school were spent preparing for school activi- ties that dealt not only with J.V. but occasionally with varsity sports, such as football. L Arousing excitement, Mary Paige Hutto, Tammy Smoak, Kitty Hawkins and Lisa Mulkey shout a chant. 2. During a pep rally, Mona Matthews and Lisa Mulkey play the part of the sound-proof booth. 140 2.

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Pep Club Generates Enthusiasm Pep Club members spent much time and effort promoting spirit. Long hours were spent painting signs for games and designing skits which were performed at pep rallies and assemblies. Money earned from the white elephant booth at the carnival and the sale of ribbons and raffle tick- ets enabled the club members to present a gift of a mat for the gym to W.H.A.