Wampee Little River High School - Warpath Yearbook (North Myrtle Beach, SC)

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What ails ya, ref? 4 W a What's up, Doc? What do ya say? I get it! Watch that, Bobby! Hey ref, get out of the way!

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Did you say that was punch? .ln You better not talk about me! Say Cheese! 98 Twas the midnight hour! Half-time - Gossip session. Wampee's Sex Symbol Quinn, I didn't know you cared.

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EPILUGUE The last word has been written and typed, the iinal picture has been printed. The final, hectic days of arranging the lay-out, which were the culumination of one year's work in gathering material, making pictures, and putting them into a meaningful story of this year's activities, are a thing of the past. There was much selective work in choosing or rejecting ideas and photos. There was much collective work, as staff members pondered over the problem of producing a new-type yearbook that would still record the wonderful old customs and traditions of the school. lt would be impossible to mention all the persons whose time and efforts have made this publication possible. Deep gratitude for a job well done goes to Mrs. Anne Edens, the sponsor ofthe Warpath. We would like to recognize Mr. John Edwards, our photographer, to whom we are very grateful. Our appreciation also demands an expression of thanks to Mr. Ron Normon, representative of the Keys Printing Corpor- ation for friendly, courteous help and guidance. Perhaps our deepest gratitude is for you, our fellow students, whom we have used as free character models to tell our story. SENIOR EDITORIAL STAFF THE WARPATH 1968-1969