Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Mr. and Miss Freshman Mary Paige Hutto Spencer McDonald iss Eighth v ren Hudson Mr. and Miss Seventh Grade Susan Gasque Luke Kiss am 154

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Jeff Keller Mr. and Miss Junior Bobbi Ayers Nominated by their respec- tive classes, these students were chosen by faculty and student council. They were judged on character, scholarship, leader- ship, appearance, dependability, and service to school. ' Dalton Prickctt Mr. and Miss Sophomore Jill Campbell 153

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Tommy Wannamaker Award Goes to Outstanding Senior — Linda Frierson Leadership, scholarship, dependabil- ity, character, citizenship, and service to school were the criteria for the selection of Linda Frierson as the recipient of the 1977 Tommy Wannamaker Award. A student at WHA for six years, Linda has been active in all phases of school life. She served as president of her junior class and vice president of her class her sophomore and senior years. An active member of Student Council, she served as secretary her senior year. She has served on the staffs of the REBEL YELL, the REBEL, and the PIERIAN. She has held membership in the Latin and French clubs and was a member of the senior play cast. Besides being selected Miss Junior and Miss Rebel, she has represented her class in May Court and the Queen of Hearts. She was also elected a Home- coming attendant. Linda was selected a.delegate to Girls' State, was chosen DAR Good Citizen, and was named a recipient of the Junior Service League Distinguished Youth Award. In addition to maintaining a B aver- age throughout her Upper School career and taking part in many extra-curricular activities, often working behind the scenes, Linda has been active in church and community work. Thus, Linda Frierson well deserved the Academy’s highest student award — the Tommy Wannamaker Award. 155