Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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Now get it straight. Preparing forthe upcoming season, Coach Thomas K. McIntyre gives sug- gestions on improving plays. . . . and two lf hy sea. Beau- tiful Myrtle Beach drew many students and families during hot summer days. N Y ' 20 Summer , , Ya do it like this. With sleep 1 just a memory in their minds. cheerleaders while away the hours practicing. 'rf-fv-ss--,VH-. . a , , -fcffrj 'l-'aka flsffpib. if 5' -1. I gf: f 4 -' , ,' .2 D' ' X' : 5 . ' 'K' Y' ' Q ' ' X xr Qty., . ,I 4-1 t 4 1 A ' '. 1 '1 -V f?di- 5 ssl l r-H at i't? 5l !9 ' '1 7. 7 Y '7'.'3 1 Contrary to parentsfbe- liefs. kids aren't the epitome of laziness: in fact. at least 130 of use worked during the summer. But as the saying goes, all work and no play - well, you know how it goes. So the rest of us went out and had a good time, from partying to mountain climb- ing to playing dead. i Some of us really went out - almost 270 students . moved or traveled during that eventful summer. From Sumter to Saudi Arabia. in cars. planes, and boats. we scattered ourselves all i over the earth. Sports played an impor- tant part in many of our . lives. We spent our summers toning up our bodies for the long school year ahead. g Blowing, beating and t , banging their way to the pigskin field, band mem- bers rose early two weeks before school started to make halftime sparkle. New flag girls trucked out to school too, to 1 learn new formations. One day the band instructor from Camden High School showed the basics of learn- A ing to use the flag poles. Q Cheerleaders weren't idle either, as they prac- . ticed away long afternoons for perfection's sake. Val Croom, Ricky Dunn, Melissa Edeburn, Patty a Lockhart, and Debbie Peterson stayed at USC froml Iune 13-18 for a publica- tion workshop. As early morning light spread over the campus, the students could be seen hassling over layouts. 4

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