Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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When Mrs. Nancy Dixon is working on Medieval costumes and does not have time for a trip to the store to pick up a few necessities, she sends daughters Karen and Christine to make selections. Frequent Saturday excursions to local shopping malls by seniors Rae Rogers and Ginger Hagy keep the economy strong. QATIC 32 l O I976 A -,ff ' 4:44- + Ati. vi-rt eg x 5? 0 X4 i CD ft LO HW. II Y ' CD O 4,96 3 MQ A 5 6 'A Ci 3 t Ein Q ' 5 B+ .ri iv' is Q we 1 2 ' Z 2 43:1 3

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ADVERTISEME T S X l76fAdvcrtisements Students thrive on fast food! Clayton Hunt and Travis Allison spend allowances on American teen favorites. Students had money to spend, and where did they take their business? Not to the merchants offering the most freebies for every purchase but rather to those es- tablishments having reputations for selling quality products. Local retailers profited from student purchases, and the school benefited from dependable businesses and generous phil- anthropists. Where would the Athletic De- partment have been without the assistance of nearby sports stores? Could the Devel- opment Office have secured sufficient in- come for its endowment fund without the donations of benevolent foundations? How much less would the Hellenian have been without the strong financial support of friends and families called patrons '? Discerning students spent money for quality itemsg the school received funds because of its reputation for excellenceg mutual prosperity resulted. iii? 'lit

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