Hillcrest High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Simpsonville, SC)

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. . WVill anybody ever forget how we X crossed our fingers when the cut list was called out? The public address Q system is a helpful and modem fa- cility of our school. ---.....,,,n.,,,,,,W K vm K Agriculture, at vocational subject, is of interest to many boys. They carry out x lrious proiects through the year and often bring home blue ribbons. Mr. Bill Moody, Assistant Principal, has one big responsibility. This is to keep all school buses running on schedule each day. He carries out this job well and each student can depend on him. MJ V7 501 ,K ' ' gulf' ' Www LYDIA L. ROSE, VVinthr College. A.B., Librarian ELOISE L. RUDY, Agnes Scott Col- lege, B.A., Algebra, Trigonometry, Ad- vanced Math DELURA JANE SATTERFIELD, Win- throp College. B.A., Citizenship, Ameri- can History IEAN S. SHERRON, East Carolina Col- lege, A.B.. Physical Education FRANCIS V. SMITH, Rutgers Univer- sity, B.S., World History, US. History NIARIORIE C. SMITH. Wlinthrop Col- lege. B.S.. Librarian B-IARNA XV. SNOXV, Furman Universi- ty, B.S., General Science, Business Math, Physics ANABEL XV. STOCNER, Anderson College, B.A., Furman University, M.A., English THELNIA THONIASON, Furman Uni- versity, B.A., Eighth Grade' Q -.f 1 x Nix X? wil Q, ...:,.- .-..:. t ,p... ,. AT 'sex E3?? 3 SQ it tit x t ,X gi X X V X N 39' Q i is 1 I5 I V x 1 ' . r r N-I

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, Ahh-h-h, the hidden comforts of a teachers lounge. Don't they look happy and r LORENA M. KINARD, Limestone Col- lege, B.S., Business Math, General Sci- ence LORENA G. KING, Erskine College, B.A., Eight Grade IUANITA G. LEATHERVVOOD, XVest- ern Carolina College, B.S., Biology, Al- gebra ELIZABETH NIAHON, Furman Uni- versity, B.S., Seventh Grade MILDRED R. MANGER, XVinthrop College, B.S., Eighth Grade SYBIL MARTIN, Limestone College, B.S., University of South Carolina, M.Ed., Algebra, Geometry MARY IANE MCKINNEY, Winthrop College, B.S., Distributive Education, Business- M ath. CHARLES F. PHILLIPS, Furman Uni- versity, B.A., University of North Caro- lina, M.Ed., Physical Education F RONDE RICE, Anderson College, B.A., University of South Carolina, M.A., English I ,Ji

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Xu! cc i versity, A.B., U. S. History, English 'wx - HOVVARD E. YONALLY, Furman Uni- RUTH XV. VERDIN, Erskine College, B.A., French DAHLIA H. YVEST, Berry College, B.S.. Family Living, Gene-ral Math, English GERTRUDE F. WHAMZ VVinthrop Col- lege, B.S.. Chemistry MINNIE L. VVHATLEY, Erskine Col- lege, A.B., General Math, Algebra PATRICIA H. YVHEELER. Furman University, B.A., Psychology PATRICIA K. YVHITTEN, Lander Col- lege, B.A., Physical Education X Mr. Smith teaches history. A student may study various branches of history. These are: Ameri- can history, United States history, Citizenship, and Problems of Democracy. Music is an extracurricular subject at Hillcrest. Miss Bolt is shown here working with a group who belonged to the all-state chorus and also attend- ed the music festival. 'I6