Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. Taking a break from the excitement, Kris Brezsny and Tom Isacks enjoy their refresh ments. 2. Juniors Kris Brezsny and Liz Reynolds fin ish their Buddha Temple. 3. While the band takes a break, sopho- mores perform a skit for graduating seniors. 4. Ching Chow's Chop Suey Joint awaits its first customers on the night of Jr.-Sr. 5. Juniors frantically strive to perfect the decorations for Jr.-Sr. in time for the dance.

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Hustle And Bustle Characterize Christmas At Wade Hampton bVith the Christmas season came fee usual excitement that the Christmas spirit gives to everyone. The cho rus presented a very enjoyable program, with a part of the program being presented by the band. Upper School was inspired to decorate doors and bulletin boards in a festive man- nAr Thpre was also a special assembly with several skits to pro- vide amusement for everyone. The Lower School enjoyed their own festivities. They held Christmas parties and exchanged gifts.

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Juniors Present Shangri-La 1977 The Junior Class worked jgether to create a beautiful Ori- ental paradise for the annual Jun- •:ir-Senior dance. Each day of the »cek prior to Junior-Senior, many students stayed after school to transform the walls and stage into the shops and streets of Shangri La ' Entering the lobby. Juniors and Seniors found themselves walking through an enchanting Oriental garden with a bright red pagoda dominating the scene. Guests enjoyed the skit performed by the waiters and waitresses, who also served Oriental refreshments. The band, Tucson, performed in front of a large colorful dragon. 121