Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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'77-'78 Key Club Serves School And Community The '77-'78 Key Club sponsored projects to raise money as well as projects to help the community around them. The members com- bined work with pleasure and accomplished many goals. This year, for the first time, the twenty- four club members sold popcorn at all home football games and provided wood for a bonfire before the WHA-Willington foot- ball game. 1. President Michael Culler presides over one of the Key Club’s weekly meetings. 2. First row: George Sandifer; West Sum- mers; Boyce Till; Michael Culler, Presi- dent; John Sandifer; Jack Rose; Second row: Teddy Johnson; Reese Hughes; Spencer McDonald; Walker Gibson, V. President; Tommy DeWitt; Sec. and Treas.; Steve Cook; Third row: Mr. Bill Jacobs, Advisor; Kenny Davis; Ozzie Shu ler; Marty Smoak; Jack Hawkins; Randy Creal; Talley Culclasure; Phil Tyler; Dick Cease; Jeff Keller; Robert Hunter; Jim Ulmer; and Gregg Frierson, 3. Club members Ozzie Shuler and West Summers cook and sell popcorn at the Halloween Carnival. 138

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Rebel Yell Spreads News To Students The Rebel Yell staff worked hard iroughout the year to publish the newspaper five times. The edito- rial staff consisted of 23 volun- teers. Each member was assigned various articles to write for each issue. A featured article in every issue was the Snoopy Column that helped everyone catch up on the latest gossip. The business man- ager had a twelve member staff. The business staff members were responsible for selling ads and newspapers. The Rebel Yell staff covered WHA news well.

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1 1. Clubbers Michael Culler, Robert Hunter, Phil Tyler, Teddy Johnson, and West Sum- mers collect goods for a drive. 2. Boys from the Brookland Plantation Boys' Home enjoyed a Saturday afternoon at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia with Key Club members. 3. Senior Bobbi Ayers was voted the 77-78 Key Club Sweetheart. 2 3 139