Hanna High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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First Thing You otice It's impossible! Virtually impossible! As you walk along the campus of T.L. Hanna, it's inevitable. No matter how hard you may try to evade it, there's one thing you just can't shake - Jacket Pride. Jacket Pride was alive and well during the course of the '87 school year. Whether it was present in such things as the band, cheerleaders, sports, or just plain fun with other students, it shone on every face. Through this pride comes excellence. As each student took pride in his work, excellence prevailed. Each student's dedication toward reaching his goals resulted in a step forward for T.L. Hanna. Through history, T.L. Hanna has been highly regarded as a school which allows its students to reach their full potential. Whether it be through academics, sports, organizations, or various other extracurricular activities, Hanna students prove to have one quality which sets them apart from all others - pride - not only in their school, but also in Junior Kristi Padgett leads the crowd in a cheer during the Hanna-Westside bonfire. Coach Wayne Jones gives quick advice to his son Preston. themselves. K, xt.,,w:xQH1w R C..i'kJ3I'f'3 Q.. ,JZ , XXL 129f.,3.NXJg54, Ng rx w CQh'..,, L- .4...i'j,xX I ? rl 1 ,, iw X Q C bxgf-K-igglgflyibiy c..,Jx5-.x34.J..t .M ff,,sf-1..JL -'SQJQJNJLQK .ffyn ,V-A I S Q5 7r,:Afx,,Q'.fwf1.dZ2K XN'?fQj, fel'-4X'Z51,3.g3s-Q gf .3 jxilrr-,rf?lJ-??lQ ,,fIslg..w..Yf'1Q.i't-.iQ W 'iii' 5' 1 'N X9 2!0pening -.,: -q1x.jI1.,,,:.r,,i5.,, 5' 'N---B3,Q,.f'3K-J --IX 4 x, -s During lunch, a freshman uses her time wisely to study for an upcoming test. Phillip Hawkins and Aaron Williams display their team spirit after a pep rally. Juniors Warren Blanchard, Johnny Fowler, Chuck Anderson, and Kelly Padgett enjoy their free time during their lunch period. 1 f- ,.k . V A ' K :A in fy ' K 4' at f' ix.-F I xx V x C-LvQ,,,,qQVQg:. LMJXJN fx :JL--3 N i?D':i:vy,-Mr,' .,:f3,,,E5-gif AJM MJ' Kwik ji K

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x W T.L. HANNA mon SeHooL 1987 Tidings 0 2125 Marchbanks Avenue Anderson, South Carolina 29621 Volume 61

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