Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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For me, third period lasts forever. I'm hungry fmy stomach noises are living prooflg my hands are cramped from two hours of note taking and my body aches from being jammed in a little desk. The lunch bell is straight from heaven -I could replenish my energy supply so I could keep on going for the rest of the day. Then again, lunchtime wasn't there only sol could eat for 50 minutes. I found I could do some last-minute cramming, or when I wasn't rushed for time, some nice, relaxing social life. Did I say relaxing? Hard- ly the word to describe senior wing action. On occasion, I meandered from With a start, I realized I needed to get a book for English out of the library. I rushed to the library door only to find I couldn't get in because I didn't have my ID card. lust great. llf you for- get your ID, you might as well forget everythinglj As I turned around I heard a shout. Don't use that door! I thought they were talking about me until I saw a student had tried to enter the senior wing through the library doors. lThat poor soul. The outside wing doors were always chained and locked.1 Oh well, I guess lunch helped me the most by insuring my stomach wouldn't cause a scene in a conveniently quiet class- room. my usual perch on the bleachers and watched my classmates engage in a fast-paced football game. E532 ef , are I 3 -1 I- '-M23 Q -5 H 1?':,ix::' . 43-?f.'?i'x L, . zfrr- . ' X 'E ji . I - ' in ' ,, --K .5 by Ll K I ,. A W I IJ, - , '- yi, A L fi V K G W i LM T A p' X.. , nf ,A , .E 5 W ' ,, 'e I . 5 Y' , I 2 :J I' 5' . V 1 e 9 Q Y. - ... 4 J . 'I I ' fi .,,, . I' t- -4.g--....,. ! i y . f--...... W i . . I H 0-w,v'1wlu-.-ou'l4?q,g,w-vs. p Q , 2, w N, 5 gi- , ' 't' ff' 25 . l,...'e - WUI-Iggy. . . e -fax: szaw-g v q A . tt pi , an V ' W ...-- Q '. 's F 1. ,ml-sas v ,, , -- I 4---'W' 'eg A 'Qef?5iu15.:..., 'ver f 2 , 5 -. I I . 1 J' Y 'X ,ag Xiu f I -.wig 'gu4gj'f,- HIS, 4, jiij ,. - '- - 5 Q- - tr -' Q.,,,,,+-I'.lQ'iA ii .HS an Y QI! ,A , Q 'fel ,fda i s-.gf fx .e 6. asia PII get itlS9pl1omrqs5sti'iveff -2 A .f,' r - '- 2'-. ' -F '1 4 kv, 1, . J- X V,yS R we, . 64' -for possessionof t efootbqll'-a 4 . M- ..:.., 1... .W -fi ,nu QAM inalunch-tiuiegamebeaide ' --I 'Eli ' ' ' ' thecommercialwing. mr.. 1, A I f'5ft'-M- 1 I ' a :fy ' .xv 1, Y K 4:3 V f ' ' .1 176 Sophomores Spi-Wal Alvetta Spivey Anna Stevens Regina St. Pere Rick Sullivan Felix Sumter David Taylor George Taylor Phillip Taylor Sammie Taylor lan Thomas Wayne Tolzman Mike Tomlinson Becky VanLiew Cathy Vannoy Sharon Varner Ioey Vereen Donny Vickers Brenda Voyles Arnie Walters Iames Walker

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Mark Abbott Dora Abrams Emma Abrams Elizabeth Alston Sharyn Alston Willie Anderson Brenda Bailey Vicky Bailey Debra Baker Hank Baker Cindy Barnes Lois Barth Shirley Beane Renee Bellew Libby Benenhaley Mike Benenhaley Billy Bennett lssaac Bennett Anthony Bolden Danny Bowen Anthony Bradford john Bradley Natalie Brevard Mary Brooks Gerald Brown Mark Brown Marina Bruner Greg Bryan Regina Bultez Diane Burkhart Mary Cabbagestalk Tony Caldwell Teresa Carelock Tim Cams Carl Carolina Sgi ' . il! , Q A if '53 1 at H 3 'ia N 5 x B il It sr: t V 3 rl. Lori Bradley 'ff' v x , . D -ai , I is 5 gm 4 1 N 178 luniors. Abb-Car I oughta be on Let's make a Deal! After a year of peddling anything from soap to munchies. I bet I could sell an igloo with air conditioning to an Eskimo. Why all the trouble? Ah, brave one, that is a good question. It's spelled p-r-o-m. Ever since last year's seniors started raving over the prom, Moonlight and Roses , I was determined to make this year's prom fantastic. And so - an instant trans- formation from an everyday junior into Super Salesman! Soap-on-a-rope was first on the agenda. Ahem, hello there ma'am I have Q . . , klutz, he can . . Slam! Well, better luck next time. Maybe candy'll sell better, huh? I mean since the Homecoming i dance and Powderpuff are over, we need the dough. I I decided to try the suave ap- proach. Hi there! I'm selling this candy for the jr. class 4 and . . i Ulp. How was I to know t it was a weight watcher's y house? Of course lunchtime at school was good sporting i for avaricious people like i me. You could always find someone who forgot their i lunch and zap! one view of a chocolate cluster had here this useful product here then hooked. - if your husband is a