Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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You re kiddin 929 I guess everyone found out at powderpuff time that what seems will happen doesn't. Vicious junior and sen- ior girls practiced for two weeks before the big night in November. Bruises were evident on every defensive player. On the day of the game, crusading classes ran screaming through the halls and accidentally converged on the sophomore wing. At the pep rally during lunch on the football field junior spirit far outweighed the seniors'. who were contin- uously booed by und erclass- men. '77'ers retaliated by dragging '78 players onto the field to set an example for any other daring juniors. It seemed that the jun- iors had everything going for them but things were to later be proved different. Cold brisk weather caused the girls to shiver that night as they warmed up in pre game activity. After donning jerseys, the teams ran to their places for the opening kick off. Players on both sides mali- ciously eyed each other and then the rough game was officially underway. In the first quarter, senior quarterback Susan Sarvis tossed a pass to Belinda Bolden for the only score of the game. Over ten bruises, five well-placed socks and seem- ingly a million minutes later, the final buzzer rang, proclaiming a senior win. After the game. the fiery feud was over and players shook hands to end the sav- age game. Players mingled with fans to talk over the game and celebrate. Powderpuff 39

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40 Weekend hangouts Making brea , Another Friday night stayed in the bun. spent gazing at Chico and Western Sizzlin', Wendy's the Man . . . yawn. I would- and Wiener King also claim- n't be in this bind ifI had a job. A job . . . what kind, though? Almost everyone I know has one. Bag boys fand bag girls nowl struggled under the ed a large percentage of the working class. Cracking oyster shells, frying treasures from the deep and hostessing lured some of my fellow students weight of grocery bags from to seafood places like laws the base commissary and Bi- and Fisherman's Cove. Lo's. I love to skate so I was Splat! fsizzlel. A lot of jealous when I realized my friends were slaves to some people actually got the grills and order pads paid for it! Guards herded in places like McDonalds, skaters around Valleyview Burger King and the Rink, made sure their Dalzell Grill. You'd see them wheels were turning and outside sweeping and inside disciplined rowdy skaters. making sure the pickles Some even combined a love for fashion with em- ployment in jobs at Modern Day Fashions and the Glam our Shop. Iobs were even found at Campbell Soup, Sumter Beauty College, American Hardware and the Putt-putl golf course. Touching base, some of my friends hung around the base theater fnear all that popcorn?!1 and the Open Messes. Some sought employment closer to home. . .bus- driving, work experience. Seems like everyone has a job! Maybe soon I will . .. if . . 'iff l?ff'f'l+:aiE75?s Fifi 'Q 'Yi , i at .tr I. . as shui 'ismanihigsanak Af- as q-amss.f.........i.. MM . , .F Nh- 0. ...a V smaowncws f j0PAf.S,S'fEQ'Al , ,,- A 5 M ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Q BAR ts QUE be DEW, Q 'Hit Q 5 if r 19