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

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1 - A.P. American History students work on a re- search paper relating to the Civil War. . , -Am: I I S ' 9 ' Peggy Knight Sammy Knight David Kramer Christine Kronberg Danny Lancianese Dino Lancianese Eddie Land julie Land Randy Langston Theresa Lanzone john Ledford Tina Lee David Lendley Corky Lesslle Iannie Lewers Brenda Lewis Sharon Lomax Pretrenia Long Susan Long Ronny Lord Danny Louchiey Qfnthia Lucking Dan Lybrand Kenny Lykes lack Lyle Beth Lyne Lau ra MacLeod Derrick Mahoney Robert Mahoney Caesar Manet Eloise Martin Scott Martin Susan Maxwell Mark Metcalf Elaine Miles Angela Milon Denise Mims Sheen Mitchell Kenny Moody Lynn Moody Richard Moore Ricky Moore juniors I 209

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A. P. history students investigate historical monuments in S. C. Twenty juniors participated in the Advanced Place- ment History course added to the curriculum this year. A scenic trip through a South Carolina graveyard was one of the many trips which highlighted this course. A.P. History provides an opportunity for the moti- vated high school student to undertake advanced studies, thereby better preparing himselffor his college career. At the same time he may acquire college credits while experiencing a challenge in his high school academics, stated instructor, Mr. Charles Easler. Besides the extra parallel reading, A.P. students par- ticipated in many field trips outside of class. ln November the class visited the Clemson University So- cial Studies Department with other A.P. classes from Greenville area schools. On Senior Citizens Day stu- dents visited with and interviewed people who have seen history in the making. Visits to Cyclorama and Stone Mountain in Atlanta, Georgia were also made. junior Valena Shelton replied, The A.P. American History Program atWade Hampton is excellent. I feel it's a very rewarding experience, and everyone involved will benefit from it. Bob jacques joe james Sabrina jenkins Tony lenkins Cindy lennings Holly johnson Carol lolley Beth jones Beverly jones Kaye jones Tracy jones julie justice Lewis Kay Bryan Kelley Phillip Key Diana King Takka King Carol Kinney 1 .1 . 9 1 ai? Y. EH 'T' tl sw' fer it 1 .e 'Hifi 10 uv- f , 4 e .4 208 I juniors fl 1 ,nr 5.4 1 XL

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Juniors extend studies by taking mini-courses juniors at Wade Hampton were given many new opportunities to expand their studies. A new A.P. English pre-requisite class was one of the new courses offered to juniors. Mrs. Wall and Miss Sue Wilson each taught a semester course. Students took one semester of English literature and one semester of Ameri- can literature. This pre-requisite course helped to prepare the students for A.P. English in their senior year. Different activities of the classes included critiques, discussion groups, and dramatiza- tions of different periods in literature. Such au- thors as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Poe and Hawthorne were studied and researched. When asked what she thought of the English course, junior Ann Pugh stated, I really enjoy the class. lt is a good preparation for the A.P. English course next year. Ken Morris Greg Morton Karen Mosley Steve Mullikin Barry Murray Denise Murray Pam McAdams Mark McAfee Sue McAnern Shelia NlcBee Mike McCaghren Melanie McCaghren Alison McCarter lack McCarthy Terry McCauley Cedric McCrary Frank McDowell Miranda McDowell X lerry Mclunkin Tim McKinney Susan McMahon Greg McWhorter Elaine Nell Steve Oakes 210 I luniors