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

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1 The student body united to adopt a new, up-dated constitution and to lay the ground work for construction of the senior lounge by collecting funds and cutting red tape. 2 294 I Conclu

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l Dr, J, maya Well 'Hip'-1-loiemrlerzl of Rrlmooln School 'Di -tri'-5 of' fir-or-nvdlle County 30? ibarfpordozm Var fireonviile, S. C. 29502 Denr Dr. Hall: The senior alas: nt 1-Indo liampton High School has undo:-uken as their project. tho building of A senior class loungo. I din:-awed this project with thanx early in the your and indicated mat. their project. would be dapondent. on we roisxng oi' mods. 'ma idea was cleared through Dr. I-'oi1's office and the clagg pro:-:md-rd to mi -in the ncorssoij' hands. Tizfgr have now completed the Pond mising and have talked with ir. Toyz! oz' Tloautygunrd Inc., who agreed to build the stnxcture to their specifications and within their budget. Dr. Fforron has mot with !'r. Yoyd and the alias officers and ' an enclosing the plana for your cons! derntion. In addition no the plans T ar. enclosing a picwro that should give you an idea of tho outside of the atruewre. Tndtially, the building will be sheathed with llunirmm aiding but it is anticipated thas are shall brick it, at. a later date. The garage doors will not be in the building but will be replaced by windows and double entry doors. project has done meh to unite the senior class and hu been a major morale booster lt wade 'funpt-on. 'I therefore 2-rfque-at that you endorse the project and ann the plana he forwarded to Columbia. R5 ncerely, 1lQV 5151-ff X Join T. Nxdor, Prim-fps! I 4 E 3 5 1 - Marie Cureton reads the up-dated constitution to her homeroom. 2 - Deserted hallways served as a re- minder to wanderers that classes were going on. 3 - Randy Foster served as organizer of the rummage sale held to raise money for the senior lounge. 4 - Mr. Tudor and the administration strongly backed the stu- dents' desire for a senior lounge. Conclusion I 295 I-