Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. Helping to beautify school grounds, Bobby Clary and Robert Moorer work in flower beds. 2. At the Halloween Carnival Bobby Clary and Steve Booth sell popcorn. 3. Prospective Key Club members meet after school, thus indicating their inter- est in the organization. 4. Reviewing the agenda for the new year, John King and President Todd Hall plan service projects. 3. Key Club members: Tommy DeWitt, Boyce Till, Michael Culler, Kenny Davis, Barney Houser, John King, Banks Wannamaker; Steve McCullough, Randy Creal, Walker Gibson, Steve Cook, Steve Booth, Artie Brickie, Mr. Bill Jacobs; Mark Mulkey, Edsel Garrick, Bobby Clary, David Rheney, Bo Brown; Todd Hall, John Sandifer. 6. By popular vote, Kevin Kennerly is elected Key Club Sweetheart. 148

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PTSO Provides Many Use- ful Services For WHA The Parent-Teacher Service Organization rendered valuable services to Wade Hampton. It sponsored the collection of Post cereal box-tops which can be redeemed for play-ground equip- ment for lower school. Men in the PTSO made bookshelves for the library. From the dues col- lected, the PTSO purchased teaching aids for the classrooms. The PTSO offers the opportunity for better communication between parents and teachers. i. 1. President of the PTSO Mr. Ron Huber presides at an organizational meeting. 2. Hoping that their child’s homeroom will win a $15 attendance prize, parents sign attendance sheets. 3. PTSO parent Mrs. Gene Lambrecht gives a little of her time each week to help as a library assistant. 2. 147

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Key Club Aids School The Key Club aided WHA to the school's landscape. Sponsor- ± • Dugh the many service projects ing a drive for aluminum cans, the ' which they were involved. Much boys used their earnings to help - e was spent digging flower beds Wade Hampton become a better sdc planting flowers to add beauty school. 149