Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Juniors Display School Spirit ferri Won C HomCCOrrurvA M W---M- and class. 1. During homecoming activities, Marla Davis and Dean taley represent the junior T- W', , fyr . Angela Oeffinger r 1 y ie y „ Nf ,.r. y Robert Parks Susan Penn Turner Perrow, Pres. y V : 44

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Sophomores Enjoy Mastering Studies This year’s sophomores added their voices to the hails of WHA. They rac- ed to their classes and after-school ac- tivities. Many of the tenth graders had the opportunity to participate in varsi- ty sports, varsity cheerleading, and Pep Club. They were challenged with harder and more advanced courses. Money was earned for their class treasury by selling cokes, cookies, and doughnuts during the exams. The highlight of the year was the prospect of being chosen to serve as waiters and waitresses for Junior-Senior. Dale Adcox Matthew Albergotti Harold Albo Karen Arant Angela Ashe Missy Ashe Curt Bair Bill Barrett