Hillcrest High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Simpsonville, SC)

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J,f f '35 s K 1' K f .lfla ,vw 'Ns Z- z' - --E f Henry P. Bennett, Principalg NVilliarn R. Moody, Assistant Principalg and I. E. Hemdon, Assistant Superintendent Area IVg are three men who are much concemed about the welfare of our school. Mrs. Sara Carson-4 Counselor, is our aide in any problems we niight-Lllave. ' ' Rf, el ,V y N Q It Qs? ' ,J rl l 1 fx U- J . rs LM N ' xl f N ' ' r 1, l ' 4' ff 2 M M I 3 ! f if 4 l' ms, J ll . , '- A ,JL .x ., 1 K yt f .' 4' 'J i r XJ L, ,f f X, ., --- g,I f ltechnical work which goes into operating a school. 'IO Miss Marv DuPre frlghtl and Mrs YV K L1v1n ston r., secretaries, handle all the

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Here's to thee, O Years from now when we are remembering our high school days, what will come to our minds? Certainly we will recall our class- mates and friends, and the activi- ties and parties. Yet we will also think of our teachers for they are the center of our school. They rep- resent the purpose of any educa- tional institution. This purpose is to bestow knowledge. As is true with friends, we will be reminded of one teacher above another. Maybe it will not be pos- sible to picture her face, and per- haps we will not even know her name, but as we look back, we Hill crest High School will realize how she helped to build our character and guide our lives on the right course. The memory of a friend some- how fades as time passes, but a teacher stays with us in every act we perform. Each day we use knowledge that a teacher some- where has studied, acquired, and then given to her students. Hillcrest has been fortunate in having a fine teaching staff since the beginning in 1957. As we think of our faculty let us remember them with love and gratitude. Surely they have been true to us. May we always be true to them. , we'll be true to thee Sv l 9

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Our faculty possesses a great sense of humor. Here our VVhiffenpoofs assemble to help the Shindyanny be a big: success. LOIS B. ABBOTT, XVinthrop College, A.B., English MARIORIE N. ADAMSON, Furman University, B.S., Eighth Grade M. O. ALEXANDER, Clemson College, B.S., University of South Carolina. g lN'I.Ed.,A,EI7'fC1lItllTC g 't'l . s. . l DANIEL A. ALLEN, Southern College of Fine Arts, B.M.E., Band LUCY T. BABB, YVinthrop College, B.S., General Science, Home Economics RUBY H. BASKIN, Winthrop College, A.B., Eighth Grade 2,3 ss . , .... x s Y 5 x In Mrs. Verdin's French class the students strive to leam to speak, under stand, read, and write this language. JUDY K. BICBY, Columbia College, B.A., English ELIZABETH R. BOLT, NVinthrop Col- lege, B.S., Columbia University, KLA., Choral Director EMILY I. BONDS, Wfinthrop College, B.S., Home Economics S 4 . 242514-ff-4 A-if-f 'fV 1 1