Wade Hampton High School - Trevilian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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,A -'Y Q .l 1 Seniors hold rummage sale, sell hot chocolate for lounge Spirit of '76 designated the 437 seniors in this year's bicentennial graduating class. Special senior class projects were planning the prom and raising money for the senior lounge. Seniors worked to pay for a senior lounge by selling doughnuts and hot chocolate in front of the student council room before school, selling Christmas candles, and by hav- ing bake sales and rummage sales. Profits from the tea table in the cafeteria were used for the prom, held in May. Class dues, which were 55.00 per indi- vidual, collected during all four years of high school, also contributed to the prom. The Senior Actions Committee, comprised of twenty-five seniors, planned and worked on senior class projects. This year the committee members were chosen by applications, as opposed to the former method of selection. Tom Soder- burg, senior class president and the Senior Actions Commit- tee chairman stated, I was very happy with the response from the senior class in all of our varied fund raising proj- ects. H 4,- 172 I Seniors NS 1.- Tom Soderburg, senior class president, and julie Hughes, vice president. 2 - Shenice Duckett, secretary, and Noelle Marier, trea- surer. 3 - Mary Beth McBride, loel Cook and Susan Alton, executive' council members,

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,-54' A 4 Students begun their frustrating orientation at Wade Hampton alone As they grow they reach out to others and form friendships They share classes, dreams and good times until graduation brings an end to their high school days. Classes I 171

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loyce Abrams Charles Allen John Allen Susan Alton Renee Anders Charles Arnold Ronald Arnold Theressa Arnold Mike Ashmore Willie Atkins Vieve Ba ell David Baively Rosanne Bailey Elaine Baker Sandy Ballew Paula Barnes John Barnhill Lori Barnhill Angela Barnette David Bartlett Seniors I 173