Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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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

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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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Corning Of Spring Means New Experiences Anticipation marked the coming of spring and new events» The kin- dergarten children looked forward to becoming first graders in the Lower School. Graduation culmi- nated their wishful thinking when Mr. Burns presented their diplo- mas. Sixth graders, in graduating, were losing senior privileges and becoming the newest students in the Upper School. Mr. Ted Litchfield presented the diplomas and wished each student the best of luck in the Upper School. The Science Fair added to the excitement of the school year. The Senior Physical Science entries were the largest ever. Seven entrants that represented WHA in state competition won awards in their respective fields. 1. Kindergarten presents Around the World as the program for graduation. 2. First grader John Parker examines culture dishes through a magnifying glass. 3. President Matthew Albergotti welcomes the guests to sixth grade graduation. 4. At the Science Fair, Archie Maddox dem- onstrates his project to Phil Tyler. 5. Sophomores Bobby Clary and Andrea Myers set up projects at the State Science Fair. 6. During Sixth Grade graduation, students and parents stand for the Alma Mater. 2 122