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Sunday, 10 January 2010 10:21 |
 There is an author in our midst, and I’m sure you all remember her. Susan Fulwiler Fister, friend to all, and now the author of “The Best Year”, a compelling debut that traces the evolution of a relationships within a Texas family. As our new year kicks off, now would be a great time to pick-up a copy of this gripping and emotional book that includes the early years, growing up in Dallas and attending Hillcrest High, on through the family building years with husband Lynn Fister, also a Hillcrest Alumn, and then into the heart of the story and the relationship that evolved with Lynn’s father, O.J., a curmudgeonly old man that ruled his family as well as those around him with an iron fist. "The Best Year" is available through www.amazon.com by typing in Susan Fulwiler Fister |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 January 2010 10:09 )
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Written by Michael Lynch
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008 00:00 |
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Welcome friends and fellow alumni to hhs66.info! The goal of this website is to become a useful resource for anyone wishing to stay in touch with old friends.. As you have probably noticed there isn’t much content yet but with your help that will change. I’m working on it, and hopefully you will too. The site is currently in testing and I still have a few things to figure out so if you come across any bugs or issues please let me know. Feel free to take a look around, sign up and create a profile, post some pictures, link to some movies, add some links, write an article, and use the forum. Think this site is a good idea? Interested in becoming a team member? I am currently looking for contributors in the areas of News, Articles and Reviews as well as forum moderators. Send any ideas, questions, or requests you might have
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. I look forward to making this website the number one social networking site for hhs66 grads and friends, so come on let’s get the ball rolling…. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 December 2008 09:48 )
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Written by Janie Bryan Loveless
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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 00:00 |
 Appalling drunk driving statistics warn us about year-round safety, especially during the holidays, the most dangerous time of the year to drive. The holiday period between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day is the deadliest on U.S. roads. In 2007, there were 4,242 deaths attributed to drunk driving. Texas ranks 47th among states in drunk driving fatalities, with 1,292 people killed by drunk driving in 2007. Texans share the roads with 124,662 people who have three or more drunk driving convictions. We share the roads with 18,271 drivers who have five or more drunk driving convictions. Buckling up is the best defense against a drunk driving crash. Designate a sober driver before you head out to holiday parties and gatherings. Social host laws hold part hosts liable and responsible for what happens on their property, whether the hosts are present or not. Check "http://www.madd.org" for details, and have a safe and happy holiday season. During November and December, spirits are high, celebrations abound and travel increases on America's roads. Unfortunately, drunk driving is usually on the rise as well. That’s why during the winter holiday season, MADD conducts the Tie One On for Safety (TOOFS) public awareness campaign.
Tie One On for Safety asks Americans to place a MADD ribbon or window decal on their vehicles or tie one to their car keys as a pledge to drive safe, sober and buckled up during the holidays and throughout the year. It also reminds other drivers and passengers to do the same. Our message includes safety belts because they’re the best defense against a drunk driver. For TOOFS materials, please contact your local affiliate. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 05 December 2008 18:32 )
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