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1. Key Club members Bill Taylor and Logan Gibbons encourage the sale of Rebel flags. 2. Key Club selects senior Karen Hudson Key Club Sweetheart. d. During lunch Key Club President Carl Jones calls the meeting to order. JcAe- i. j v H?rV l) . fcM. -W L. tuu c- Ow --X CJ cX ' a- J AitAL- AK, i7u L iu CXWjL . — lVwM X-C , y Jk.% Lfc£a , . { i .X' 137
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rdJLAL . The 1981 Key Club activities ranged from helping teachers during teacher work days to co-sponsoring a dance with Senior Student Council to raise money for a Christmas charity project. Members also spruced up the grounds for the SOSA teachers’ meet- ing at WHA. As an affiliate of the Orangeburg Kiwanis Club, Key Club members assisted at the Kiwanis Club Steak House during the Orangeburg County Fair. The successful sale of Rebel flags added to the Christmas fund. 1. Key Club Officers: First Row: Carl Jones, president; David Cantley, vice president; Paul Dunnavant, secretary; Russ Fender, treasurer. 2. Key Club Members: First Row: Tim Goodroe, Logan Gibbons, David Cantley, Chip Rast, Rob- bie DeWitt, Randy Stone; Tony Wilford, Rion Groomes, Dave Amaker, Carl Jones, Benji Brickie, Edward Rast, Turner Perrow; Paul Strickland, Doug Murdaugh, Luke Kissam, Law- rence Thackston, Gene Zeigler, Will Mims, Bill Taylor; Gregg Waters, Paul Dunnavant, Gus Carter, Russ Fender, Danny Clamp, Curt Bair. WHA Key Club Emphasizes Service to School and Community
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The varsity cheerleaders worked long and hard to support all athletic teams and boost school spirit- Practice required time and patience throughout the summer and twice a week during the school year. Practice paid off, however, as shown by their ability to perform the intricate cheers and routines. Money was raised by the cheerleader-sponsored cheerleader camp for Lower School girls and by selling pompoms and spirit bugs. The annual homecoming festivities and the first “senior parent recogni- tion” program were arranged and directed by the cheerleaders. Kathy Booth was head cheerleader, and Mrs. O’Gorman was sponsor. 1. Varsity cheerleaders arouse spirit at a Friday pep rally. 2. Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom: Kelley Bryant; Kathy Booth, Head; Franke Cope, Co- Head; Susan Casque. Kneeling: Terri Coker; Marla Davis. Standing: Robin King; Elizabeth Snioak; Gay Turner. Varsity Cheerleaders Boost Spirit 138
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