Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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 1. Linda Myers, Anne Loftih, Beth Lawton, Franke Cope, and Kathy Booth are a tew of the members of the business staff, 2. Editorial Staff: 1st row: Allyson Way, Susan Gray. Tammy Smoak. Dean Livingston; Elaine Higginbotham, Beth Kirby, Mary Johnson, Angela Garrick, David Rast, Susan Penn, Anne Loftin; Mary Sturgeon, Leslie Ray, Joe Robin- son, Lou Kinerd, Heather Harris, Terrie Dantz- ler. Claudia Collier. Emily Bailey, David Corley. 141

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Rebel Yell Aids In School Communicatio The Rebel Yell was issued four times this year. The editorial staff, consist- ing of 22 members, wrote and typed the articles. Student polls on a variety of subjects were taken throughout the year. The Lower School section fea- tured the all-new Woodstock article. This year’s business staff included thirteen members under the lead ship of editor Emily Bailey. They sc ads and mailed papers to patrons a friends. I 1. Editor Amy Miller and Mrs, Coffin, advisor, review an article. 2. Editorial staff member Mary Paige Hutto and Amy Miller lay out the December issue of the Rebel Yell, 3. Business manager Emily Bailey and Miss Hill, sponsor, discuss the latest edition of the paper. 140

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Radio Programs And Pierie Encourage Radio programs, written and recorded each week by seniors, were broadcast over stations WORG, WDIX, and WTND. These programs kept the community informed about Wade Hampton Academy. Creative Abilit The Pierian, a book of origi poems, stories, and essays, was c piled by thirteen seniors from mate contributed by students. Both provided involvement for • iors.