Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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1. The junior class country store with its cakes and other goodies attracts customers. 2. In the Freak Show Mr. Rockwell, the “mad icientiest,'” frightens youngsters. 3. Kindergartners participate in the costume contest. c- V°°L A 4-o - s 4. - 'Mm. ?xfU- Osy . Jcaa W - cxVV-Wv W SV 2 v£X Jy o£ a - ° 1 3 e6fA 'Vo ’N Pv VlcooXA Vo - eASk-e so j CXv OJ L —vj p p So oxr V yjO. j Cvuv V IV ov z 'VV ' S cxcV 179 csuvpvi tve fr—' J bnfi-e jO h xC7

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Trick-or-Treaters Discover the Fun of the Halloween Carnival On October 30 the WHA Student Council sponsored its annual Hallo- ween Carnival. A carnival atmosphere filled the gym as goblins, witches, and black cats, testing their luck, moved from one booth to another. The teacher freak show and the senior haunted house were main at- tractions. The costume contest par- ticipants showed originality in costume design. The country store and handicraft booths provided a meeting place for parents. The carnival was a great success! 1. The costume contestants eagerly await Luke Kissam, carnival chairman, to announce the winner. 2. As Dracula, Mike Youmans terrifies the visitors of the Haunted House. 3. The Fishing Booth is a favorite among the carnival customers. tl V Wax - 'tVnAii y otkrXr C-ov' V-£. ife + — VJ C-ix. -e , d V 'v° ) j AN X X X' cX»rA do COL. VMO'A CVL QC i ov. I V 1. “Vo CX iV j W) 3 bV(AA (y.K a va o.W 178 A- W ' Kl Y- i« u|d

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Seniors Perform in the Musical Extravaganza Yankee Doodle The musical extravaganza Yankee Doodle was performed by members of the 1981 senior class. Two perform- ances were held at the Stevenson Audi- torium. The play was directed by Mr. Bill Suber with Karen Lackey as the assistant director. Logan Gibbons was stage manager. Mike Youmans as Duke and Pam Stroman as Mary were the leads of the production. The other members of the cast gave an excellent performance as well. Workers backstage helped to bring the production together. They even succeeded in suspending two members of the cast forty-four feet in the air for the grand finale. Through the combined efforts of all Yankee Doodle was entertaining for audiences of all ages.