Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. Scholar Nominees: Karen Hudson, Wesleyan; Janie Varn, Wesleyan, Columbia College, Converse, Wofford, P C. Junior Fellow; Susan Douglas, Wesleyan, Columbia College, Converse, Furman; Missy Davis, Wofford; Karen Lackey, Columbia College, Converse, P.C. Junior Fellow; Frank Egerter, Wofford; Randy Hammond, Wofford, P.C. Junior Fellow; Logan Gibbons, Citadel, Wofford, Furman, P.C. Junior Fellow; Lou Ann Haigler, Wesleyan, Columbia College, Wofford. 2. Merit Scholars: Frank Egerter, Randy Hammond, Logan Gibbons. 3. Janie Varn and Carl Jones, Optimist Youth Award; Pam Stroman, Voice of Democracy District Winner. Absent: Turner Perron, American Legion Oratorical Contest Win- ner; Keller Kissam and Catherine Kirby Optimist Oratorical Contest Winners. 4. Missy Davis, Century Leaders winner; Anna Hughes, J.S.L. Distinguished Youth Award; Janie Varn, DAR Good Citizen, Elks’ Teenager of the Month, WOW History Award; Jackie Sharpe, J.S.L. Distinguished Youth Award. Absent: Melissa Holt, WOW History Award. 4. 167

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166 WHA Students Receive Recognition l. 1. Seniors who have attended WHA since first grade: Pam Stroman, Beth Lake, Paul Strickland, Karen Hudson, Susan Cartwright; Sheila Rutland, Franke Cope, Anna Hughes, Janie Varn, Sally Hunter, Susan Wells; Wes Stevenson, Lou Ann Haigler, Williams Purcell, Susan Douglas, Missy Davis, Lori Wiles, David Cantley, Tammy Smoak, and Debbie Rast. Ab- sent: Bill Greene. 2. Boys’ and Girls’ Staters: Tony Wilford, Bill Greene, Joe Edenfield, Carl Jones, Franke Cope, Paul Strickland, Janie Varn, Mike Youmans, Edward Rast; Logan Gibbons, Robbie Huber, Randy Hammond, and David Cantley. 3. Read-a-thon Winners: Ann Kissam, Edde Zeigler, and Katrice Shuler. “Energize for Clean Air” Essay Winner; Julia Frances Shuler. Christmas Card Contest Winners: Emily Culler, Diana Bonnett, John Flake, and Chuck Hightower. Absent: Elizabeth Shannon.

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Juniors Entertain Seniors The juniors worked industriously to provide the 1980 senior class with the best Junior-Senior ever. “Gatsby’s Garden Party” was the theme. Some special effects, which added to the at- mosphere, were the serving of punch from an “old-timey” bathtub, the pic- tures being taken with a Model-A Ford as the background, and an arrange- ment of daisies on each table. Chosen sophomores were the waiters dressed in red and white striped vests and skimmer hats, and the waitresses, dressed in flapper dresses. These sophomores also presented a skit “mocking” the seniors. The band Fortune provided the music. All of these things con- tributed to the theme to make the evening a total success. 2. 1. Waiter Dwight Mirmow serves punch out of an old-fashioned bathtub. 2. Head waiter Turner Perrow and head waitress Pam Holt participate in the skit per- formed by the sophomore waiters and waitresses. 3. Juniors and seniors enjoy dancing to the music provided by the band Fortune. at “Gatsby’s Garden Party” 168 3.