Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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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

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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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Pep Club Members Boost Spirit And Enthusiasm Around Wade Hampton Pep Club members spent many at assemblies. To raise the spirit ribbons, W.H.A. hats, shakers, and hours promoting school spirit, around the school, the members stickers. Their service to Wade Clever skits and plays were put on painted signs and sold buttons, Hampton kept them busy all year. 152