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

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lUampee's gigllting Qnclians, 1970 Style CAPTAINS: Timmie Edge, Donald Edge On the seventh of August, Wampee football hopefuls began working twice a week to prepare for our eight game schedule. With the loss of elev- en seniors from a team that went to the state semi-finals, it was definitely a rebuilding year for the Indians. The club contained only five or six boys who had seen action in the ranks of high school football. With the loss of these seniors and the seeming- ly unconquerable schedule, defeat was bitter, however, this made the team come fighting, more determined than ever. This group of dedicated boys worked hard and finished with a 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie record. In these four losses, never once did our team give up or admit defeat until the final play had been played and the last second passed. We are proud of our team, their spirit, and their enthusiasm. 94 Coaches Joe VanFaussien and Dave Dickson give pregame advice to Mack Neeves. Sept. 5 Sept. 18 Sept. 26 Oct. 2 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 1969 SCORE BOARD Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wa.rnpee Wampee Lower Marlboro Wallace Acme Delco Williamsburg Wallace Johnsonville Socastee Loris 6 8 14 12 14 28 24 40

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Cheerleaders Toni Cheerleaders Shelia Amanda janet Teressa Lila Vicki Phyllis Game-in, Game-out, our never-say-die cheerleaders are there leading the school in boisterous shouts of spirit. They're there also at pep rallies yelling their hearts out try- ing to encourage school pride in both team and students. They're the ones who make spectatorsg players and playersg giants. Who you yelling for, WHS . . . little louder now, WHS . . . 999 12 SJZPYD via 93

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