Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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is P' ' 5 L 1 E' , I x 4 It's a vicious circle, et me tell you. When ou're a small fry of ten r 12, you can barely wait J be 13. Wow, a teen- ger . . .the never-never and of budding adulthood. Somehow, 13 wasn't really :hat you expected -then ou knew that being Sweet 6 was the ultimate goal. I remember before I eared the age of 16 - my mom and dad built it up to me max. , When you're 16 . . A i'iver's license and the xclusive right to the fam- y car plus curfews reach- ig into the wee hours - mey're all supposed to in your lap at 16, .ts fs, 'Nm right? It wasn't so much asl 'i fi rfal T expected, but I did get i more freedom, said Sherri Shoe. Ramona Zepp com- mented, Being 16 is great because you feel more in- dependent and you have more privileges. You're allowed to take on more responsibilities when you're 16, stated Randy Oakley. Cindy Lee remarked, When I turned 16 I didn't I feel any different, just a year older. I never got the fireworks and drum roll treatment when I turned 16. I wonder if that comes at 18? g .1 - e A' . '-. I ' . I N .ZW f f f 4- . A Q N 2' ' if-'L' ' 5 .. 6 v St 'KE' ' ' ' 11 f pf ' 6 I 'fl' x. Brian Fletcher Denise Fletcher Kevin Floyd Karl Forsberg Terry Fox Debbie Fuller Delores Furman Carl Gadson Debra Gadson lohnny Garrett Elizabeth Gavin Billy Geddings Lorin Glandville Cherlyn Glisson Bonnett Glover Tommy Godbold Earl Grant Ioe Grant Letitia Grant Marie Grant Willie Grant Lois Gray Ann Gregory Denise Gregory Robert Grimes Mike Guest Mary Harr Myra Harris Geneive Harris Darryle Harris Patty Harvey Kathy Hayes Ricky Hinkle Russell Hinrichs Curtiss Hipps lulia Holladay Dawn Hodges Alan Holzapfel Danny Hood Phyllis Hood Walter Hooks Kim Horbath Iumors Fle I-lor 181

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Keith Kershaw Ray Kershaw Q , Cindy King 7. Q .f , xl .' k as- t 5 ., I 'C Q Karen Kirk Tracy Kirven A as Debra Knight uf in ,A if P L 1 Rose Landers Brenda Lane Raymond Lang Pam Lassiter Scotty Ledbetter a- - Abraham Lee ,my GY 5.,,.: .1 . -1 Cindy Lee - .. V, Bret Levi Chris Lewis Mt :ff fl So this was our Iunior ear? Classes, parties, ball ames, clubs? Then what made our class nd this year so special? Well maybe it was the ct that we loved the rock oup Kiss and we proud- displayed our affection on ckers, walls, notebooks d chests. Maybe it was because we l seemed to congregate at ncerts - especially erosmith , Boston and course Kiss , even get- I A Iohn Luney Linda Lyne - lohnny Mack Margaret Mack Lincoln Major Mark Maloney ting into the raunchy beat of back-ups like Atlanta Rhythm Section and R.E.0. Speedwagon . Classy special effects and erratic movements on stage characterized a Starcastle performance. The fervor of rock-n-roll was at a peak, it seemed, with groups like Queen , Kansas belting out a new kind of sound never before heard. With a unique com- bination of classic music, opera and rock strains they produced music that kept our radios on. The Doobie Brothers , America and Eagles were there too. Bands who had already established a reputation for softer, beautiful songs - they just kept producing what the public wanted to hear - and we heard it. An old classic, Elton lohn, was back making blue moves and recording a hit single with a new addition, KiKi Dee. But perhaps it was the superstar of current rock- JQHQ'-.sa -- Twistin' the nite away . . . Bringing back the moves of the 50's, Carl Shofper gets down to the sounds. fame that stimulated a fever and brought it to a pitch of instatiability. His name was Peter Frampton and he thundered onto the stage with elec- tric guitar vibes that fluc- tuated down spines. His number one album, Framp- ton Comes Alive , set us on fire and set the pace of the rock world for months. More than that, it characterized the whole rock year - it came alive - and so did we when we heard it. juniors, Ker - Mal 183