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HHS is back A year does make a difference. D magazine realized this and featured Big Red in a five page article in its November issue. The article, entitled K'All Hail to Hillcrest, announced that after forced bussing, drugs, and student apathy, the Panthers were making a comeback. As the article phrased it, For those of you who haven't heard the good news: Hillcrest is back! Practice makes perfect! The Panaders rehearse every morning in the girls' gym at 7 A.M. to work on halftime routines to songs such as 'LChatanooga Choo Choo, Y :-SSX' ---. A Are they crazy? Juniors Brad LaForce, Billy Pettigrew, Jeremy Leonard, freshman Bruce Wer- nick, and Wendy Polly put their heads together to show off their Panther spirit, il: A Beating to the tune of The William Tell Over- Keeling, and Trini Martinez always keeps the ture, the new drum corps featuring Jim Newman, rhythm. Aaron Comess, Hugh Elliott, Brian I a
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f 4 A major pastime of high school students is talking on the telephone, as demonstrated by sophomore Tracey Frenzel while freshman Shelly Green anxiously awaits a turn. Carnations sold by HECE member Cassan- dra Clemons brighten up the days for many students like Keithland Sanders' . Z-'EEL il?-22 V A ,sigg 4, 4 ln the lunchroom, coach Gail-David Dupree doesn't need a slick sales approach to sell tickets to the football game. Sports fan Celestino Gutierrez is happy to support the team. A Varsity cheerleaders spent long hours before and after school painting posters that often resembled the popular KVIL bumper sticker seen on many cars around the metroplex. , 4 df What a difference a year rnakes I 5 L
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