Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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4A splashing good time entertains the Art Service Club. After school drop washes feature the Club members who put on some old clothes and came out to scrub down back drops for the stage. What's this another Balloon o' gram? Red Pep- pers, Iulie Zidell, Chase Clayton, Nina LeCesna, Tammy Margolis, Calleen Sitz and Carolyn Scott show off a Homecoming Balloon o'gram.V urn Freshmen migrate to south FOR THE FRESHMEN, 1982 was the beginning of the next phase in their building process. At the same time it marked the end of another stage for the seniors, graduation! With these differences set aside all of the students came together to make 1982 another constructive year. On August 24, when the students entered the familiar double doors and walked 4The annual staff attended a yearbook pro- duction seminar at Mountain View lunior Col- lege where Editor David Morice and assistant Editor Ieff Neal receive a few pointers on down the same terrazzo halls, the biggest change they noticed was that the halls were more crowded. Although enrollment was down, the 232 member freshman class had been moved from the Hillcrest North building into the south building with the rest of the student body. Opening X 5 designing layouts, ' I

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Laying out game plans in a team pep meeting is all a part of captain Brian Vickery's pre- Aloha' The first senior party is a Hawaiian Luau complete with Hula dancer, Hawaiian dinner and a lot of fun.V aw i ' Willa fr' 1 5 ' . il ABoosting spirit, Varsity cheerleaders Kathy Smith, Kent Williamson, Russell Rand, Richard Sinz, Nick Carroccio and Kory Clugston pack up their Carter Cowboys l l megaphones after the Homecoming game against the

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Staff and procedures change T HIS WAS ALSO the first year for the new college style regristration. The students had to come to the school at the end of August to register for and plan their classes. As usual some of the veteran teachers retired such as Mr. Winston Churchill, Miss Maxine Cammack, Mr. Avery Freeman, Mr. Wendy Wendland. Others were switched because of the declining enrollment. Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, Mr. Alonzo Temple, V Mrs. Margaret Flye, and Mr. Harold Bowman, and some new ones moved in to replace them. AEach year the seniors look forward to getting their senior panoramic picture. The Goldbeck Company representative spends close to an hour constructing the risers for the seniors to stand on. The agony of defeat is seen when Brad S 'Q I Everyone smiled when the drill team and band had the chance to perform at each pep rally. V X... Y a., 'X X as xg E I F xg. Walters shows his dispair after a had play by if it M the freshman Panthers in the game against , Thomas Ieffersony I Q ' .f X . 3, ' f 1 q 4 A'- 6 f0pening 3 ' R WIICHESY 'Qu if 1 A