Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. UPPER SCHOOL CANTEEN WORKERS: Babs Kneece, Leah Dantzler, Angela Oef- finger, Cindy Booth, and Mrs. Amos. 2. TRAFFIC DIRECTORS: First row: Tyson Whiddon, Phillip Ray, Raleigh Holt, Jason Griffith, Greg Powell, and Tripp Johnson; Second row: Randy Clark, Walt Turner, Elaine Higginbotham, Barbara Torrey, Lori Dean, Renee Steppe, Joey Smith, and Angela McMillan. Third row: Michael Mack, Dawn Wetherington, Ann Newton, Catherine Kirby, Maria Staley, Lesley Smith, and Sun- dai Phillips. 3. OFFICE WORKERS: First row: Jackie Sharpe, Michelle Hickson, and Katherine Thornton; Second row: Renee Bair, Terri Coker, Patti Krivohlavek, Lynn Cantley, and Kathy Lorick; Third row: Pam Proctor, San- dra Lorick, Sheila Rutland, Marsha Rowell, and Aimee Hunter. 3 43

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Student Volunteers Aid WHA Again this year, the WHA cam- pus was aided by groups of volun- teer students who performed cer- tain duties around school. These students gave up their study halls to help in the office, library, and canteen. After school some worked as traffic directors. 1. LOWER SCHOOL CANTEEN WORKERS: First row: Tripp Johnson, Stephen Haigler, Bill Spiers, Ley Pickens, Jason Griffith, Kel- ler Kissam, Raleigh Holt, Tyson Whrddon, Greg Powell, David Rast, and Jodie Fogle; Second row: Tammy Sterling, Karen Adams, Lisa Cayton, Lynn Blanton, Ann Newton, Karyn Fogle, Tommy Watford, Laura Turn- bull, Marion Plumb, Rodney Ott, Burke Fairey, Robert Salley, Chrissy Newman, Randy Clark, Nancy Drake, Walt Turner, Eliz- abeth Collier, and Phillip Ray; Third row: Leslie Ray, Angela McMillan, Dawn Wether- ington, Catherine Kirby, Pauline Bonnett, Marlene Riley, Deedee Davis, Elaine Higgin- botham, Kelli Adcox. Cindy Love, Ann Fairey, and Sidney Summers. 2. LIBRARY WORKERS: Kristy Kemmerlin, Pam Holt, Susan Gasque, Kathy Lorick, Lisa Beach, Lisa Mulkey, and Lynn Cantley. 142

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Parent Organizations This year the PTSO, with the help of Key Club, planted beauti- ful flower gardens around the school. PTSO also made book shelves. Support School Activities Booster Club aided the school in raising funds for the athletic pro- gram. At athletic events the mem- bers sold tickets and provided a concession stand for the crowd. At the fair they ran the Rebel booth. WHA Band Sponsors Club, sold fruit to earn money for the band. 1. Band Sponsors Club seeks members through publicity. 2. Booster Club members work in the concession stand during a basketball game. 3. Book cases are given to each class- room by P.T.S.O. 4. Band members unload fruit to deliver to customers. 5. During fair week Mrs. Lemay Houser works in the Rebel Booster Club booth. 6. PTSO president, Mr. Ron Huber, dis- cusses plans at a meeting. 144 3