Hillwood High School - Topper Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Buying a Mum, Eating Cotton Candy, Riding a Ferrisvvheel: a Night to Remember aking Hillwood's first homecoming float, raffling a car at carnival time, renting a tuxedo or buying that certain dress for the Junior-Senior Prom: together these activities high- lighted the Hillwood year. Sharing these experiences brought over 2,000 Hillwood students closer together. Upper-Julia O'DonneIl and Amy Hines both seem lost in dreams, as Julia has just been crowned queen in the homecoming ceremony. Middle--Hillwood students jive to the music at the Junior-Senior Prom. Lower-Linda Richey presents roses and a hug to senior attendant, Sandy Amick, as Neal Hideout looks on. LEX . .... ,X t Ng x is Upper Right-Last minute preparations are made by the homecoming court before the traditional ride around the football field. Middle Right-In formation, the Hillwood Band is ready for halftime activities. Lower Right-Carnival time at Hillwood means bright lights prizes, and rides.

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ww a t t 9-as 1 it n the heart of every school, there will always be found one special kind of teacher, the kind who is inevitably found behind or in the center of all forms of student activity. Such is the kind of teacher to whom the 1970-1971 Topper wishes to acknowledge for her dedicated efforts and genu- ine concern for all with whom she is associated. When the Junior High students needed a student council sponsor, she answered the call and became a constant source of new ideas. She also helped lead the Student Affairs Committee through their most successful year. As a teacher, she has come to be considered a true friend and respected educator. To you, Mrs. Burdett, we express our gratitude on behalf of the Junior High Student Body. Upper-Mrs. Burdett works diligently with her students. Middle-Always ready to lend a helping hand, Mrs. Burdett gives advice to the Student Affairs ommittee. Lower-A small break, from a very long day 7

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