Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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We made lt! Adult graduates receive diplomas and congrat- ulations from members of the administration. Taking the prize. joseph Hucks is the recipient of a certifi- cate for the highest average in French I during Awards Day ceremonies. ' Q A if 1 31' X Air' 9 gf' on X3 16lAwards Day!Adult Graduation

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Just cut bov well done. In er work on the Mrs. R.A, Terrie McMoore The end. I know that us- ually comes at the end a story. but I'm not writing a story. I'm talking about things that signify the end-like Awards Day. Hundreds of people crammed into the cafeteria in May, some to accept hon- ors and others just to watch. Academy appointments were high on the list of important honors. While the Naval Aca- demy claimed lean-Pierre Hill, lohn Wharton set out for the Military Academy Prep School. David Zartman was the recipient of an appoint- ment to the Air Force Academy Prep School. Scholarships also gave re- cognition to seniors with brain power. Kris Northrup was awarded a S2000 Georgia Pacific Scholarship and Margaret Mincy claim- ed S250 from the Shaw AFB NGO Wives Club. At the festivities some students only needed to rise once from their seats, while others strode back and forth to claim their swiftly mounting awards. Adults were also award- ed, but this time with diplo- mas at the adult graduation in mid-May. Over 90 students gathered in the cafeteria to re- ceive their diplomas at the ceremonies. Age was varied, as grad- uates as old as 70 lined up to have their achievements recognized. Awards Day! Adult Graduation 17