Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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W.H.A. VH 14 Robert E. Lee 16 W.H.A. 0 Wilson Hall 8 W.H.A. 14 Thomas Sumter 26 W.H.A. 26 Hammond 6 W.H.A, 14 Pee Dee 14 W.H.A. 14 Hammond 20 W.H.A. 0 Wiliington 20 W.H.A. 0 Mims Varsity 42 1. J.V. football players perform pre- game warm-up exercises in preparation for an important game, 2. During a J.V, football game, Gregg Frierson receives instructions from Coach Tyson, 3. Wishing he were able to play, Gregg Johnson concentrates on the game. 3. 163 • i

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J.V. Football Team Gains Experience Through long hours of practice and challenging competition, the J.V. football team gained valuable experience. The team, which included many young players, started the season slowly. After their first several games, the J.V. Rebels progressed and gained momentum. This change in the team improved their execution in their remaining games and pro- duced victories. 1. First row: Russ Fender, Paul McElroy, Talley Culclasure, Joey Mason, Tony Clark, Carl Jones, Rocky Biering, Steve Jumper, Reese Hughes; Ed Haigler, Curtis Krivohlavek, Rich- ard Bozard, Wesley Kemmerlin, Bert Bozard, Greg Antley, Gregg Frierson, Robbie Huber, Buster Way; Coach Charles Fender, Coach Steve Tyson, Dennis Rhoad, Ralph Faulling, Ken Lytch, David Mason, Robbie Lake, Randel Salley, Gregg Johnson, Mark Kennemore, Tom Isacks, Tom Stone. 2. Receiving the snap from Randal Sal- ley, Robbie Huber runs an offensive play. 2. 162

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Varsity Girls Perfect Techniques Every day from 3:30 to 5:00, the thirteen varsity girls practiced to perfect their moves and techni- ques. Line taps and wind sprints strengthened the endurance of the Lady Rebels. The team was able to confuse the opposing defenses with the use of seven offensive plays. The Lady Rebels keyed on a tough man-to-man defense. Under the leadership of new head coach Monty Smith, the girls were able to produce a 15-3 record and earn the title of Region 2-AA and state champions.