Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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Boy, I can't wait until I graduate! That's all I heard from my friends who were se- niors. Even though they Couldn't wait until they graduated, before I knew it, they were back at school again. lonly this time to visit. l I was so surprised every time I saw a young alumnus return. Hey, what are you doing back? Well, uh . . Ah-hah! I guess former stu dents get a little home- sick and have to come backg they had to see what's hap- pening. '75 grads came in abun- dance. Ieanette Lashare Inow Hablewitzj made a fi- nal stop before leaving the state. Of Happenings on the Hill fame, Shirley Mills and Ann Peterson announc- ed their way back. Former senior class president Rosilyn Atkinson and vale- dictorian Wayne Elmer also revisited the campus. Reunited Randolph Morgan, Bubba Ray and Bobby Schmidt gave a special performance of the Barbershop quartet at a Febrary FFA meeting. Former choral honor stu- dent Betty Diggs, now a sophomore at Gardner- Webb, dropped by for some fall football action. The games also provided chance for '75er Rick God- win to renew old acquaint- ances. Z8 Homin' instinct Coast Guard seaman re- cruit Ieff johnson also made an appearance at a mid-winter band practice. From northern South Car- olina Inamely, Rock Hill's Winthrop Collegel came Ar- nold Uscheler. Still fresh from leaving high school, '76 grads were also compelled to return. Probably traveling the greatest distance, Kansas State University student Charles Peterson made a round trip at Christmas- time. USC students made their debuts at Hillcrest once again early in the year, with regular trips after- ward. lke Bowen, Iames Gray, Terry Lambert, Clau- dette Marr, Tim McBride and Deane Pennington were among those that visited the campus. Claudette came especial- ly to see her stomping grounds as The Blu eprint editor. Three Baptist College Q 's1 '4'lmv 'If if f-fit x t fl i ifiiwss -.L ' -si Qtr?- at sf Q, in students, Ianis Benenhaley, ' 33+ Cassandra Bolden, and R Charles Clark made oc- ti , 5' casional stops. Ianis some- ' 'S ll? times filled in her old job as - i 9 as office assistant. 'B 'B 1 , Servicemen lean-Pierre i 1 1 1 ' ' Hill, Al Ochab and Mike it Weidensee bore the brunt of b N ' , g ,A M v comments on much- t A if I shortened hair. gi . rt., V. 1 t Former yearbook photog- ,i A A ,f Y rapher Rob Whatley review- S tt ed photos taken by a new 1 it Q 'NX V' l staff of shutter-happy photogs.

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Q1 5 , 5 E431 ff if Q2 e :W ,ll if 00 .al I got out alive! After es- caping a massacre in the hall, lerry Douglas rests on the rail outside the main wing. Did you hear? Occupying their usual spot against the library wall, Cheryl Ulmer, Kyndal Travis and Denise Fletcher find time lo chat and munch a bil, N ' Bs V 'Sis i 5213 wx 1 W il X f., -M , ,, . QM. i. Q . ., .J in W, Halls and Library 27

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xi 5 we So, how're y'all doing? Giving details on her position as editor of the USC-S newspaper Claudette Marr observes Blue- print deadline hassles. The dignified look. lean-Pierre Hill returns to the I. Room to wish a few of the staffers good luck on the next deadline. Couldn't stay away. Deane Pennington and Brad Wareham pay a visit to ex-teacher Mr. Frank Baker. Homin' instinct 29