Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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1 command were len as well as to ns, student coun- ir class and added with the present, heduling for their ble tests, and, of nior role began to acisions pertaining of the community ,ion for these stu- SCCTC' X . v I 7 ,I Q af. ,,.,,,,,, V V -ff fn' ,,,,, f Qaf ,,,,,,,,,..Mf 1, 1 v ff' GITCHEE-GITCHEE.-GOO . . . Chuck Mahaffey, senior, and Robert King, junior, dissect a rat in Mr. Frank Wann's Biology II class. Pat Blair Pat Blasi Eddie Bolton Jo Ann Boutwell Terry Boyd Paula Bradley Frankie Brandenburg Steven Branson Kay Branstetter Sandy Breier Jerry Brew Tom Brewer Kenny Bridges Janice Brines Phil Britton - Dave Brookshire Kermit Brown X Jimmie Broyles 1 Connie Brunson Brenda Bruton Bruce Bruton Mary Burks Mary Burns Bill Buron Randall Burton Deanna Butler Diane Campbell Mark Campbell Brenda Cardwell Jean Cates Carol Caulfield Marsha Chapman Shirley Chesney Barbara Chittenden Teresa Choate ,g Timothy Choate p A, all ,BVI II7 union' Sandra Bacon Ann Bagley Evelyn Baker Marshall Ball Diana Barclay Jeanne Barnhill Deanna Berry Patrick Berry Donna Bills Steve Bingham

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union Rex Acton Jane Aldred Ruby Allen Sammy Allen David Anderson Gary Arnn David Arnold Virginia Arnold Linda Atwell Sandy Atteberry Capably meeting the challenges of being second in command were the juniors, who found time to lead the underclassmen as well as to follow the leadership of seniors. Quietly assuming their role in athletics, organizations, student coun- cil, and activities, the juniors gained recognition for their class and added to Hillcrest's growing reputation for friendliness. While juniors spent most of the past year concerned with the present, they also were involved with plans for the future: scheduling for their senior year, electing class officers, taking the inevitable tests, and, of course, making plans for the years after high school. Junior class members capable of the prospective senior role began to plan perspectively for college or vocational careers. Decisions pertaining to college and future aspects of responsibility as citizens of the community rounded out the third year of the high school education for these stu- dents. HAPPINESS IS . . . Jim Griggs, president, Joyce Rogers, vice-president, Libby Ward, secre- tary, find enjoyment with responsibilities. ew H6 GITCHEE-GITU King, junior, disser Pat Blair Pat Blasi Eddie Bolton Jo Ann Boutwell Terry Boyd Paula Bradley Frankie Brandenburg Steven Branson Kay Branstetter Sandy Breier Jerry Brew Tom Brewer Kenny Bridges Janice Brines Phil Britton Dave Brookshire Kermit Brown Jimmie Broyles Connie Brunson Brenda Bruton Bruce Bruton Mary Burks Maw Burns Bill Buron Randall Burton Deanna Butler Diane Campbell Mark Campbell Brenda Cardwell .lean Cates Carol Caulfield Marsha Chapman Shirley Chesney Barbara Chittenden Teresa Choate T'm0fl'lY Choate

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union Tommy Colella Harry Cooper Stan Cooper Glcndolyn Creed Fred Crouch Karen Davis Larry Davis Larry Davis Mary Davis Michael Dennis Nancy Dennis Sandra Dilley Deloris Dixon Bob Dolis Maxine Donson Jane Downing Bob Drake Kenny Drumright Kandee Dugger 'Barry Dullum Cathy Ebling Carole Ellis Linda Erven Sue Estes Geral Eulis Chris Evans Lucy Evans EVERY STROKE COUNTS . .. Glen Ray, junior, Esther Beck- A i K 37 i Thomas Farmer Wanda Farless Gwen Faucett Becky Fisher Sharron Flattery Edna Frame , David Franks Jerry Freeman I Leon Fain X I i X Laura Fry Jerry Garoutte Pam Garrison Donald Gastineau Kathy Gately ' Rosa Gates Rick Gelsheimer David George Lloyd Gill Kerry Girth Joyce Grann Gloria Griffin Jim Griggs jerry Hale Ted Hall John Hammond Nora Hancock Gladys Harper Billie Haslip Johnny Haynes Eugene Henry Leslie Henry Brenda Hicks Ken Hicks Sandra Hill Kenneth Holder Anida Hopkins dahl, senior, paint interior Hats for the musical, 'Brigadoon. Cha, n 1 I T 1 1 ' f i L 0 H8