Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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Legend tells us that our concept of Santa Claus is derived from a benevolent bishop whose reputation for generosity made him the most popular of Christian saints. OWC members may not have beards or drop down chimneys, but the OWC's way of giving has made them like Santa Claus to a lot of people. Toting paint brushes and enthusiasm, members visited Community Nursing Home to rejuvenate. Walls were relieved of the burdens of dreary paint, while drapes and bedspreads were changed. With everything from greenery for plant lovers to home decorations, the Christmas Bazaar heralded the season. Items such as place settings and jewelry were raffled off to the eager throngs crowding into the Officer's Club. Raising their golden voices in song, the Skylarks harmonized for the crowd, with the aid of director Betty Shofner. Along with supporting all base activities, the OWC provides three scholarships annually, contributes to the nation-wide Air Force Village Fund and donates equipment to local schools. Help isn't limited to this area, however. OWC'ers reach far and wide in efforts to spread good will. A Navajo Indian student annually receives aide from the OWC. The OWC donates an amount of money to charity. What'll I look at next? Potential customers file through the ceramics booth at the Bazaar. 216 Ads, OWC