Hollywood Hills High School - Epic Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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The 19 1 raduate On June 7, 1971 at War Memorial Au- ditorium, over 600 seniors from Holly- wood Hills High found the true significance of an education. For twelve long years they had been given the re- sponsibility and privilege of securing a prosperous future. By meeting these standards of achievement they were awarded the Diploma of Graduation. To aid them in their new futures advice was offered by speakers William H. Brennan, Supt. Benjamin J. Willis, and student speaker, Steve Yellin. 1 . x vk,' - . . N '4?'f 't 'iifttfl Student speaker. Steve Yellin V A it it W in X - gif .x yx JK ,l 1 t flux i IN . 336 ' J is 9- 11. V 'F 'ft K 7' :gi fri. The Commencement Exercises were held at War Memorial Auditorium.

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up to a successful contest. The third annual Miss Hollywood Hills High contest was another Student Coun- cil success. Approximately 100 girls were nominated by English classes and the student body narrowed this number down to 30. Each girl was escorted onto the stage where she did a model's turn while the judges graded her on the fol- lowing points: poise, posture, personality and physical beauty. Each of the tive finalists were asked a different question and while the judges conferred, the Modern Dance Club performed. Miss Mary Wilson was crowned Miss HHH, 1971. The girls were beautiful, the con- test was excitingg it was truly a night to remember always. Reese McCauley, our distinguished Master of Ceremonies. :4'.. ' . 1 ' ,, I. , i W .Q 1 5 1 X ' 4.05 .bk I s 4 ' W 'if .1 if as its I 1 25: ' ' li Y tk 6 1 ' I 1 1 i I 1 '1 1 K I gig, 1 I ' x ' f I X 3 'E ' . ,K 1 - 5 V f - h- f X Miss Renee Normandy escorted by Mr. Derek Powell. Mary Alice Wilson does her turn for the audience and judges T '1I, fl ' 43, ' .I m y ...s 9 1 H if ' .53 ' Q 5 I A il 1 1 1 . 1 1 ,no 119 . 1 5 . pi tit' X I , J , F' e 1 W 1 i N i -: ' . . 4' lv! 1 A . o 1 to gi 1 r . if , 1 11 1' '- ff 2 ' i .1 V Y :.: P .1 . D UZ. X Q ' I A :. I - 1 ' .x l ' 4' its I 32 5 If : - ' . x . 1 -A E , V 2 I 7 4 , g I , 1 If H I , 1 1 1 .l ' 1 xg-t1'r 1' I L ' E 1 H U21 The last reassuring smiles.

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