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

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Seniors hold memories of more pleasant times ana an a ears to e riven u t e wa sc oo wor .Z - I I g pp b d p h II by h I k S ssemble on orientation day 3 - Sherri Kistler Debra Smith, mith and Donna Seubert gather in the parkingiot during lunch. 4 S I h p I p p d h d d I d b I o nson oses or her senior ortrait as Mrs, Lentz rovi es - Row y boys c own aroun etween c asses. 0I'S 5! !W 1'4i 1v 'ii I9 ,rl I, 'I ' ' 4 at 5 A 5' 'W 4 gl h M ,tba , r r 'sgtr ' I ' iii! I ' 11 ff. ix' I

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Class officers hold drive, juniors await senior year The junior class, comprised of 368 students, partici- pated in a variety of activities such as powderpuff, mini-English courses, junior Achievement and Ad- vanced Placement History. The year was highlighted by the ring ceremony. luniors preparing for college took the PSAT 1 NMSQT Saturday, October 25, at 8:30 a.m. It provided the ex- perience of taking a test like the College Board Scholas- tic Aptitude Test and it also gave students the opportun- ity to enter scholarship competitions. Denise Gaines, treasurer of the junior class, stated, The dues drive, held September 30 through October 8, was very successful. Money collected went toward the class graduation in 1977 and other activities sponsored 1 - Arnett Carroll, junior class president, and David Taylor, vice president. 2 - Tommy Davis, Michael A- brams and Karen Mosley, executive council members. 3 - Denise Gaines, treasurer, and Barbara Scott, secretary. by the class. This past year has been a good one and every junior is looking forward to his senioryear at Wade Hampton, commented junior lannie Lewers. ,-J'vJE7v ,'.f .5? 5 , ,Lge . K , C. . 202 I luniors Q . W.: . .A ' i 3, . ll T