Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Songs such as Pretty Woman and Iron Man attract freshmen Juan Guerrero and Philip Sanchez as they donate another quarter to the John McClamrock fund, V Cheerleaders, Panaders, band members, and football players team up to make pep rallies an exciting and colorful pageant. P 412' SQ V A, N P V A Mr. Lynn Wilson's frontier day rounded up many cowpokes and even some Daniel Boone look-alikes. 5' ' Birthdays meant balloon-o-grams for such lucky recipients V as Lisa Schlosser, who celebrates her big 18th. P 5, r 8 5 XTYE

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4 While students were at home having fun, teachers such as Coach Larry Jones and Dorothy Foreman were working hard preparing six-weeks grades during staff development day. Come one, come all to the 1982 State Fair of Texas, com- plete with games, rides, and a hearty welcome from Big Tex.V X at Nix 'Q 4 With close defensive coverage forward Brad Davis leads the Dallas Mavericks to victory over the Phoenix What a difference a year makes f 7 i

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I l 1 '83 model runs clean Improvements meant a time of reconstruction for students and faculty members. New policies were introduced to help clean up. Operation Upgrade , which was designed by members of the student congress, was held oh December 11. A policy was also instituted in qrder to cut down on crime. It re- quired all students to leave the building by 4:30, unless they were under the supervision of a teacher. The result was a decrease in thefts and misdemeanors. l 3 Sleeping, talking, and doing 4 Whipping up a delicious chili pie, Q homework are often trademarks of seniors Randall Hawthorne and Mrs, Sarah Busby's study hall, which Karen Carter enjoy learning to cook E now features assigned seats, V in homemaking, 1 :T ,fr ...' 'me-Q3-SQ ir A Coaches Big Mama Dupree, Ronnie Marrs, and John Price perform Stoneface, one of many skits A developed by the varsity cheerleaders fo liven up Friday morning pep rallies. S 5 . What a difference a year makes I 9 Q l