Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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JiiQlla. OnoONGn ml Onaydindou t OMPn-Hi n 1. At a football game Franke Cope. Kit Hawkins, and Lisa Mulkey cheer the jayv team to victory. 2. Leading the crowd in a chant, eightl grader Kay Brandenburg arouses spirit. 3. J.V. cheerleaders add finishing jumps to cheer performed between quarters.

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Varsity Cheerleaders Add Extra Fun To Daily Routine The cheerleaders viewed the original skits, stunts, and spirit • tiar with much enthusiasm. Dur- boosters in order to keep the ri the summer they attended the Rebel pride high. Through the I den Eagle Cheerleader Camp at efforts of the cheerleaders, W.H.A. Mofford where they learned new students continued to think. The varsity squad presented We're number one! 6 149

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J.V. Cheerleaders Inspi KnOvjO »V Cj w O o - . r xl . haj vu j ire Enthusiasm -sc area U€.v Onlod Uw The Junior Varsity Cheerleader squad aroused school spirit and gained support for their teams. By attending cheerleader camp dur- ing the summer they learned new cheers and chants. The experience they obtained aided them in creat- QoOO- IoqJc ing new stunts and formations. , After-school practices improved I their skills, and Spirit WeekfcJQ Gh- boosted the morale of the student j f body. The JV cheerleaders also helped the varsity squad hold a clinic for the Lower School. 5 Yq r'oo'oq 1. Head cheerleader Tammy Smoak encour- ages the fans to participate in cheer. 2. During half-time th J.V. cheerleaders wel come their opponents from Hammond. 3. On the sidelines J.V. cheerleaders Eliza- beth Smoak, Kay Brandenburg, Franke Cope, Kitty Hawkins, Lisa Mufkey, and Cath- erine Meyerson encourage a Rebel player to run hard. t i 3 o f- H vi -, o £ ■ d VJ . .I d % I ' i—‘ c 6 £ 3£P ’J rJ ■ w 1 0 0 r © £ j D c £ i o -O £ L 0 c j- oj rx i C VO V t 0 s Q C 0 3 O o 1 c vy J ft S- v L . c W c i T «C W J r . ==i, i £ o tO dr I h v O s 151