Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Non-Academic Subjects Are Popular Among Students Non-academic subjects were well liked by students. The sev- enty-nine member chorus presented two programs and received two invitations to sing at other func- tions. At P. E,, 7th and 8th graders enjoyed kickball, football, and bas- ketball. Home management girls made a variety of clothes. They also expe- rimented with quick breads. Typing and bookkeeping pre- pared students for the world of business. 1. Snipping a thread carefully, Reggie Huber works on an outfit for home management. 2. During music class, Mary Jo Fers- ner. Holly Zeigler, and Pam Judy practice a song. 3. Straining for the ball, P.E. students compete in crab soccer. 4. Typing students concentrate on a tedious lesson.

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MR. L. R. CONNOR: Department Head; U.S, History I; Western Civili- zation; Student Council; 10th. MRS. PAULINE GRAMLING: S. C. History; Life Science; English 8; Jun- ior Student Council; 7th. 2. 1. Preparing for a test, Mark Kenne- more takes detailed notes. 2. Concentrating as the teacher talks, Tammy Rose, Dean Livingston, Sherri Bozardt, and Pam Pratt store away important facts. 25

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3. MRS. MAROLYN BLANTON: Cho- rus; Music. MRS. HARRIETT SHULER: Home Management; World History; English 7; 12th. MR. MONTY SMITH: Bookkeeping; Life Science; Typing; 9th. MR. SKEET SMITH: World Geogra- phy; Physical Education; 7th. 27