Hillwood High School - Topper Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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S Seniors Count to Ten The Variety Show brought out how each senior holds talents for popping bubble gum, acting like frogs, counting to ten, singing, clowning around, imitating, playing with fire, laughing, having a good time and partying. As they gave a bit of themselves for one night, throughout their lifetime they'll remember the time they made fools of themselves, but got to know the rest of the seniors, perhaps too late after twelve years, but long enough for one near-perfect year. If he kisses me once, he'lI never be back. No applause, just money! Hillwood seniors exemplify the green, the good, and

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Sherrie Gordon and WSM reporter Tom Smith display the certificate given by the March of Dimes. Fifties Day - Fun With A Purpose Heart Week was a time for unusual fun. Students taught class, girls were nice to boys and boys were nice to girls, Valentines were sung, and the favorite was dressing in the fifties era. On that day the King and Queen of Hearts were crowned and reigned over the ceremonies. Hillwood students and teachers came greased and bobby-socked to join in one of the most as s Q memorable events staged this year. David and the Dominoes provided entertainment as the King and Queen bopped to the Music. Best-dressed students and teachers were selected and presented ribbons. wt Not only did everyone have fun this week, but about 3270.00 in pennies were collected as a way of voting for the King and Queen of Hearts and later donated to the March of Dimes to spread our happiness to others. t Q gk, sit? s s Q LR Q s wi as - S . Q , . 1155 if 1