Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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QF I R, If ffm-, xg- x f',, A gf 251 'V Wh .. N 7 ,n ,gQ,-111.31 115, Q Ejilauu PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS HILLSBOROUGH HIGH SCHGOL ' TAMPA, FLORIDA FOREWORD In publishing this annual it has been the aim of the editors to put out a book that will be worthy of the largest class that has ever graduated from Hillsborough. We hope that we have reached the standard set by former staffs and that our class- mates will be proud of this, the twenty-second volume of The Hilsboreanf' CONTENTS I. DEDICATIQN 11. FACULTY III. CLASSES IV. ACTIVITIES V. ATHLETICS VI. FEATURES VII. ADVERTISING DEDICAT ION Because he has set a Hne example for all Hillsboroeans to follow with his splendid record of at- tendance, because he has con- tributed so much to the success of our school with his remark- able efficiency and because he so thoughtfully devoted his time and support to the preparation of this book, we as seniors and publishers of this annual are grateful for this opportunity to honor Mr. John G. Pollard, our assistant principal, by dedicat- ing the 1936 Hilsborean to him. IOHN G. QDOLLARD Qfilssisfant Trinfipal up .Jf , ' ':.?'fQ ' P31 , ' 'S ' ' 1. 'fri' , A - ' 'Sy'-vQfY , '11, . . ' vga ' 'i 1 ,ff ', ' t .1-Agf4.i'.w, ' Q A - l '55, 4 af .-M E' iw? V - . , .. if ,- ' gf M uw? 1. , f if 5-. ,. f' . -if f 4 , . fffivx' 4- Q 1, A , A mfg, .. 'pw' ' - A 9 . - 'ui'-3- 'HJ 3 -f? . . Q1 Xrf ffi ... T ' ' -in 1' v-J , N :wif '..,-'Sin iw- . 1 QL- - Hr , F 1 1' '- -,, , 4 -'. , 4' .gi f- ww, ' - ' ' '- '1 gf Tgfi . ,, A - 3-- . f 'fw'-1 . m3'f'43'2S .r - 2 wil-fp'-.li . irrv-za I ' . f -fi-1. -,:J,.,. ' ,, -Y . , , Q , A. 19--, .2215 t , ---'pm ' - A if-5-' f 1, Q- -pf gps: , k - 4 - zuqlll 7 J l Y j? -Jagggf' Ta 4: 1251- 5 ft? 'vw' : 1,. , . ,3.Ql,.7 ' H , E -,H ,fe 1, ff 0 ., Nw,-, 4 1,5733 A Msffff 'fi' ,Q 1 14 , ' Pg: 3. f ' M 1 ' 1 gl if I xii i A '-Z 4 - ' A ,f -1- .' '..:i,g. '- f .2 fm 'Pi 5 ' 1 ' xiii! 5 ' 1:35, - 3. 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Viviun u.uLuci, ffmulrui, nn. .puun U. ivuvu .Muum 1 1,7111 , .uns 1. f Huy ., umm, X - 1 .,Q,,Q, 'NV Mrs. -lcnncrtc l.o y, . 4' I 4 X Q, 4, ,. ? 1 ' X' N ,J ' 'V' Lfkf .1 ' . 1.,-A Ill f -1l, wg 'T7f'? , 3. Mr. Xwayn? llton, Hvuzl of English Drill., Mr. C. B. Morrill, Haul of Hisfory Dvllhg Miss lfdna M. Fislmergfl of IJOVNIQII I,nug11agv Dvplq Miss Georgia Burger, llmll of Srir'm'w Duphg Mr. D. M. Shoun, I Ilvaff of lVlfVfllt'IlI11fil'S Dvjwf. ,vu W' - , f 1 Mr. P. H. Hensley, Huud of C, zlzlrclfial Df'p1'., Mr. Amado Delgado, M1 r. H. Willard jolinson, Alblz'1'iL'x, Miss l hiaramontc, I.if2rarim1g Mr. Raymond Cz , Iollrfmlixuz. x A 'i N ' , yi S72 HiHsI5Qrceie1ml362 e O 0 42464. ff f 1 ,viz 1 M , K.. 1 A -..,Et7+9,.-X ,Y 'sl k K We lEIQE.5sJiE1tQJrcaaim1ff 36 Miss Edwina Abee, English, Mrs. XVinifred Bonfoey, English, Mrs. Lula B. Bradford, Ellglixbg L Miss Ruth Depass,EI1gliNfJg Miss Myra Doyle, Englixfag Miss Thelma jones, English. K , 5.2 F . M' -2 - 10 cr',.,:'..mwii . ext, L' 1 Mrs. Mary Louise justen, Ijuglislwg Mr. Charles H. Meeker, English, Miss May M. Nelson, Eflglfiflf Kylf Miss Margaret Porter, Erzglixfig Mrs. Mildred Simms, English, Mrs. Sarah M. Sweat, Euglixlw. I I Mrs. Mary M. Brengle, History, Miss Mary Brown, Hixloryg Miss Lulu Childers, Hixloryg Miss Annie Dawsuii, Hixfrzwg Miss Gladys Graham, Hisforyg Mr. Edmund McMullen, IIi.vf0ry. JJ Q00 U Miss Maxine Purcell, Hisloryg Miss Rosa Pritchard, Hixfory, Mr. Charles Ross, Miss Lucille Sumner, Hixforyg Mr. Alfred Y. Dubuque, FUVl'igH Lurlgnagrg Mrs. Sarah Graham, Fflfffikfll Lullglmgv. +,,1AQLtL TLACIIPQRS XVHOSF PICTURES ARE NOT, SHOVVN-Miss Roberta Austin, Sfi1'11z'r'g Mr. VV. F. Lloyd, Mulf1i'lf1nfii'.ig Mrs. Thelma Barrow, lIUVl'iglI I,t1IIgllllgl'j Mr. M. Pearce, Sl'iA'lll'l'Q Miss Carmen Bartlett, l'i1ll't'i,Q!I l.zllI,LflILlXl'j Mrs. Hmlun Schroeder, English, Mr. Walter Burrell, Eflglixfi. -..gf 3 lg..- Ae ljUlll3lllSlED.CCDTC3C3l3I1ll 361 . -awa ,M-1 I. WJ . 9, , T ,J ig' .u v, l'l Mr. Cornelius Steinberg, F01'1'ign Ltlllglltlgfj Miss Belle wllttB1', F0l t'igIl Larrgimgrg Miss Ines Leclgkttari. SI'it'l14'l'Q Mr. Arthur Cox, Miss Mary Ruby johns, Srir'm'r'g Mrs. Myrtle Melton, Srimzvv. when Mr. Williziiii Pearson, Si'ivm'z'g Miss Bessie Chiles, A'lHflJt'IIIdfil'XQ Miss Lucy Belle Gcteh, Malfwmmifiuxq Miss Flora A. Ingalls, Nltlfl7t'I!lL!Ht'Xj Mr. Randolph Mclaughlin, Muflra'1rmli1'.vg Mfrs. Anna D, Peacock, Mirlbi'lmlfim'x. .41-4,01 r 610141 I ff U Q 'T 121- Zr I wJ Q V Y.f. - .Y..,....YY 4 YYYVVYY Y . , Y .V -V ., Y Miss Annie Carlisi, Cl0llIlllI'I'K'itllQ Miss Ida Ioekxs ood, C01n1m'r'c'iaf: Miss Myrtle McDonald, Crm1111i'1'i'iill. , i Q' l N AVN' I. x X . .5 ' Mrs. Adelaide Massari, C0llII7Ifl'L'itTIj Miss Bessie Snavely, .. X CfJIllII1l'l'!'ftIIj Mr. George Towne, Mrchauicul Arts. of TICACHI-IRS WIIOSE PICTURES ARF NOT SHOWN-4Miss Katherine Stowe, Euglixbg Mr. Richard Hutchings, Ilixforyg Miss Margaret Stewart, Ari, Miss Lavinia jones, Sr'ir'm'i', Mrs. Mary Rue Thompson, Axsixfanf Svrrcfaryg Miss Eleanor Webb, Assistant Lilmzriwz. 9 19.-- THE RED AND BLACK Although Yale has always favored The violet's dark blue, And the sturdy sons of Plant High To the gold and black are true, We will own the lilies slender, Nor honor shall we lack, While the Terrier stands defender Of the dear old Red and Black. Through the three long years of high school 'Mid the scenes we love so well, As the mystic charm to knowledge We vainly seek to spell, Or we win athletic victories On the football field or track, Still we'll work for dear old Hillsborough And the dear old Red and Black. 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' 11 K - 4 219az? '?Fff4?i'fS2Pf1??if2?'SirV 3 CLASS ,A ...tg e lhjlilisabtoblttreataliolq 365 i r - fig, CLIFFOKIJ WALLACE EVELYN LIGHTSEY Prr'sidr'l1l Vice- Prcsidrnl LYDIA PALENZUELA Gnoitois HAYMAN Secretary Treasurer Class Histor A dictionary contains many words. Oh! How easy my task of Historian would be, could I present each reader with a dictionary from which he could select for himself all the flattering words one needs to narrate our illustrious career! Alas-I must choose the proper words for you, and modesty necessitates my choice must not be too lavish. Three short years ago! Then we came rollicking into Hills- borough High. What a bewildered lot of scrawny, wide-eyed, untrained Sophomorcs we were! However, we gaily washed off the mercurichrome, lipstick, and crayon which proclaimed to the world that we were Rats, and settled down to our real task of studying. And, to prove our efforts were not in wain, we added many names to the Honor Roll. We started our junior year more dignified and more self- assured. The year of graduation seemed less remote. With pride we were ready to demonstrate our superiority to the in- coming Sophomores. fOr-did we unbend our dignity when we helped bluntly to label these newcomers Rats. j Again we built up our successful achievements by adding more names to the Honor Roll and the following names to the Foot- ball, Baseball, Track and Tennis teams: Kenneth Adelberg, football '54, '35, track '35, Bill Roberts, football '35, Billy Harris, fbotball '35, Miguel Laca, baseball '35, john Ayala, tennis '34, captain '35. At last we were Seniors. With newly assumed dignity we faced the real task of our career-how to entice a lovely red and black bound diploma from our faculty and at the same time escape the irksomc task of writing examination papers! And what an education we have!-To begin with- We have learned that N. J. Strickland is our class crook. We have learned that Kenneth Adelberg is a grand dancer. We have learned that Cynthia Faris is our Math shark. We have learned that Peter Lauria has a perfect profile. And, that our school is the Finest school there is, with a fine principal, an exceptional faculty, and that Hillsborough High School is so full of memories, it will be a mighty sad experience leaving it. The class officers were elected with Clifford Wallace, presi- dent, Evelyn Lightsey, vice-president, Lydia Palenzuela, sec- retary and George Hayman, treasurer. During this last semester, many other of our classmates attained high honors. George Hayman, in addition to being a fine cheerleader, was selected as junior Rotarian, vice-president of the Student Council and was toast-master at the Senior banquet. During his three years here, George represented his class every semester on the Student Council. Vernon Moore proved to everyone his ability as a journalist by his successful work as news editor of the Rea' and Black. Graduation night he received the greatly coveted American Legion Medal. John Coniglio, president of the Honor Society, distinguished himself as a student and became Valedictorian of the class. Kenneth Adelberg, as an athlete, brought fame upon the school by his selection as tackle on the All-State football team at the end of last season. There are numerous others but our space is too limited to give to each the recognition each deserves. Thus our history is so far no different than that of all other classes which have been a part of Hillsborough High. But, our hope is now-to make our future better, more spectacular, perhaps, more admired. We are looking For- ward- by LYDIA PA1.uNzu12i.A. -...,g+ 13 E+..- If 6, ,ff- fs. uk' ,. .tif J , H X if ll: 372 I-5Ii1EsJfmccmteQ.a,1f1f36 f wa., 6 I an nary C lass REINALDO ABREU-SIBONEY Anything worlb rloing, it zrorflv zloing well COLLILGE PREP. KENNETH ADELBERG-HEBREW HURRICANE An t',x'plai1ali0n of flyr fvrin, Hr s 11 Sigbif' Football '34-'3Sg All state tackle 'Sig Track '54g Wrestling 'Hg Member of National Athletic Scholarship Societyg Athletic Scholarship Awarclg Best Athlete '36. coruacig PR1aP. JOE ALFANO We know ibut 101' will go on rln'vr'ing his way through lifv. Cheer Leader ,5S. coruiota PRILP. CELESTINO ARNIELLA-TINO A jzal gooil ana' true, a ffm' grnllvinanly young man ix Tino. COMMERCIAL JOHN AYALATLIOHNNY john is ax good a spot! off the fonrf as on lln' ronrl. Tennis ,33-'34-'Hg Captain '34-'35, COLLFGII PREP. MIKE BACCARELLA Milcv ix qnivt anil r'i'.vrl'z'ml, bn! lwix genial gooa' nature lm won liim many frirmlx. COLLEGE PREP. MIGUEL BARCELO-MIR!-1 Miki' is a faiflvful u'or'lzvr and will go far in his fivlil. Tennis 'Big Honor Socety. ' COLI.IiGIi PRLP. 'i' .W . A' NVILLIAM C. BINGHAM-BILLY Billy is a boy whom z'z'c'r'y0nc Iilzvs. Co1.L1iG11 PREP. JAMES BLACKBURN janiw rarely fronlilvx lwimxrlf about anything. coL1.Iaci-. PREP. DOROTHY BOGGS--BooTs Boob lrax ll lnmvonalify ax golzlvn and m'f'1'lax!ing ax !lJc sun. Library '33-'54-'SL COMMI-'RQIAL EDWYNA EULA BOWUWAN-WYNA Hn' ail1'afliz'v rloilwx niailv lun' onlxlamling among nx. Best Dressed. GENERAL CAR MEN BRAVO Carman ix qnivl and ilorx noi go about broadcaxlirig l.n'r many goozl qunlilicx. Pep Squad '53-'34-'35. COMMERCIAL ...t-if 14 le ISIiHsEncQo1Fce.o1.mQ336 january Class ii OSCAR OSWELL BROWN-SCAR mxoxv Anal flu, larlivx, xfruugr lo say, prxfrir him bollw night aml Jay. Red and Black Staff '35. CoLLr:Ci1 PMP. GAIL GORDON BURNETT Aly louguf' willviu my Iipx I rrfgn, fo: zvlvo falkx murlr mmf full: in rain, Honor Society--Essaycst. Coi.I.1-C11 I'Rl'.P. MARY EVELYN BURRESS fj0IIlll1'fI'1lf, lwllwful, m'1'r'r lllufg lm' l'lVfllK'X rm' many, lmr faullx :mf fvuf. Usher Class Playg Cutestg Swcetestg Pep Squad '35. CoLl.1aCIz muav. EULA BUTLER-SQUIRlil'L NS!1Illl'l'l'lH ix om' uflro has hvru iwll worlb knowing. Pep Squad 'Hg Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. GIENFRAL MARGUERITE E. BYRD-NIG rr I Nig' ix 11 jolly good girl who ix zvrlrolm' zvl1r'r1'1'1'r ilu' gow. GLNERAL ERNIQST CLARENCE CAMP V Tln' xfmn' in lliix nlnlnul is loo limilml for u zl1'.vrl'if1liol1 of xurli u zrrxalilr young wan. Orchcstrag Honor Society. co1,1.11Glf PREP. MANUEL CARUSO I TI'llXfM'lI7'f!7iIl!'XS mul friz'mllim'.vx aw' MGllIIt'IlX qlmlifirs. COLLLGIL PRl'I'. LACY CHILDERS WH' all agrvr' llzaf ln' is O. K. CLNILRAL CAROL CLARK Carol lrvlirrm: Look bvforr' you, lox! you full yourxrlf lzvlmindf' COLLEGE PREP. BESSIIS, LORU COLE-Lou Lou is olvligiug and a frm' frivml. CliNi.RAl.. JOHN CONIGLIO Nom' but lnimirlf would br' lrix jmrullrl. Student Council ,535 Honor Societyg Valcdictoriang Circulation Manager Red and Blackg Brightest Boy. COLLl'iGli PREP. X ' R, W i ADRIAN IRL COOK-Cookna A jolly good xporl amz' likml by rvcryorzv. GIZNPRAL -..aff 15 Et..- i L I. 5 Lf .J il X Y ! I Ql N x X ill f Q r ,Q x., IXN , 4 i A I 'ff G LAJ2'-4 I N kj .Q Y,flg,A..,f A ei We Hillslbncobiftaouiof 3365 Imzumfy Class EUNICE BELLE CORAM-I:UNY Where could a truer frieml be found? Pep Squad. COLLEGE PREP. EVELYN CROMARTIE-I-.VIE Quiel and rexz'r'z'ml, our mrarmot know murb of ber frue nalurc. Otlice Workg Pep Squadg Girl Reserves. COMMERCIAL DOROTHY AILENE CROOKS-CROOKS Unlike ber name ilu' ix lvom-xi and fruxlwortby. GENERAL C. O. DANIEL A .Smiling gulluul lw, ever' found in larlirx' Flllflfldlljlfi COLLEGIZ PRFP. HELEN DEL VALLE-DLL 'Dell' is full of jolzr and jexl, lim! well ber worclx lvrrome ber. Cheer Leader ,351 Student Council 'Hg Best All-around Girl. COLLEGE PREP. MARGUERITE DEYORIO-RITA Aml uilwu ilu' will, sbe will, you may flrpcml on il. Aml uflwu ilu' u'ou'l, xlvc wmft, aml tl1a1 x the curl of il. Feature Editor Annualg Fencing. COLLEGE PREP. ZORAIDA DIAZ Zoraialu ix ll f11n-luring alrpemlallle girl. Basketball '33-'34g Pep Squad ,33-'34-'Big Best Athlete. GOLLLGE PREP. ! SPENCER EDWIN DIMOND-ANDY , L Amly'x wi! wmv in lmmly in our vlaxs play. A Class Playg Banquet Committee. X ' GENERAL CARMEN DORTA-BFBA Bella is u xilvnl jwouloler' of frirmlxlrill. COMMERCIAL LINCOLN RUFFIN DOWELL1I,INK l.i11lc is goml nulurerl and l'l'I'l' ready fo :lo bis purl. Class Playg Student Council '3Sg Sports Editor Red and Black COLLEGE PREP. DOLLY IJOWLING Slu' will Ive L!ll0ll'l'!l fo l'71lt'l' flu' golden gales of xuucsi wlwilc' we llruixr' o1lrxa'l1'f'.K on flll' oulxirlv. Honor Societyg Student Council GENERAL HELEN DURAN--ANGIEL If you mvff ber, you like ber. Castilean Club. COMMERCIAL -..gg 16 EL..- ff le Hilslbncamfca CElIQlq 356 january Class ROSALIE EDELSTEIN-LEE L0r x lrrrxolmlity and flzarm will Iakf' lwr lo flu' lop. Class Play. COLLEGE PRLP. MARGARET FRWIN-MARGIQ Margz ' j1ox.wxx1'v u racliuuf xmilv anal 41 l'l7dl'Hllllg rlixlmxifiml. Pep Squad g Basketball. G1iNIiRAL CYNTHIA AVLONA PARIS-SIN Sink wit wax nfzprcciulcd by cwryorfr. Class Cruokg Ideal Hairg Basketball '32-'33g Usher Graduation '33-ISS. GENERAL JULIUS SALVATORE FELICIONE-FISH 'Fixlf' is a Sfllfllj' workvr' and u fine' srbalur. Honor Societyg Hi-Y Club. COMMERCIAL r CARMAN FERNANDEZ-CHUNI From a little spark may burxl a miglaly flame. Pep Squad '33-'34-'35g Castilian Club '35, , I' COLLEGE PREP. WW 4 Tlll' 1l,'UI'lll wrmlul hr a bK'lf!'l plaw, if llavrr' uvrv more fwoplf' lilzz' Kal in il. Typist Red and Black. COLLEGE PREP. KATHARINE MURIEL FRASER-KAT MJT CI'IARl-ES FREDERICKS-RED Tlmugb r'f'zl-bvaclvxl, ilu' usual lc'mp1'r flow fm! swnl lo go u'iIlJ if. COLLEGE PREP. CONSTANTINO GARCIA-TLLNO A goofl xporf and a bvtlvr pal is Tuma, GENERAL MARCELINO GARCIA In him uw' fouml a l'0l1gL'l1ldl frivml uml frllow 'W0l'kl'f. GENERAL BARBARA GARSIDE-BABS Bulls is u quid sort buf mpumible aml always Wally to lrml u bvlping loaml. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. MARY GENGO-MAY May ix Il frm' lznly. COMMERCIAL ALICE GONZALEZ Alivr has jzrovml lxvrsf-lf a wurlhy nzmnbvr of our rluxx. Pep Squad '33-'34-'35. COMMERCIAL -,..,gf 17 lgh.- We Hilslb CGDJTC52L.cEl5I1lq 369 Ianuary Class MERLE ALICE GRANTHAM-DEWDROP The offer' will sufer a great loss in her departure. Office Service, E COMLIERCIAL ALEXANDRIA GREGORY Small in stature, but titanic in spirit. Pep Squad ,344 Fencing Team 'Mg Usher Graduation '3Sg Usher Class Play '36g Advertising Solicitor Annual '3Sg Advertising Man- ager '36g Terriette Tea Room. COLLEGE PREP. JOE GUGGINO We have concrete ezfizlenrr' that on the staff he wax faithful. Red and Black Staffg Orchestra ,33-'36, COLLEGE PREP. ANGELITA GUTIERREZ-BEBITA Bebita'x moods are as bright aml gay ax her pirfure. Pep Squad. COLLEGE PREP. MARIE GUTIERREZ-BEBA s a gruna' sport and like her xisier she is bright and gay. Pep Squad. COLLEGE PREP. Bf'l7a i MARJORIE HAMLIN-MARGIE charming personality and acting helpful our rlusx play the xurrexs it wax. Pep Squadg Class Play. GENERAL Ma rgie'.v to make ALBERT HAND-AL an'l madly fall Al inzlnxtriouxg itil! for your own comfort, you had better not fall him lazy. You 1' COLLEGE PREP. BILLY BRYAN HARRIS A fine rnd on the football teamg a fine fellow anywhere. Football '54-'5Sg H Clubg Best Physique '36, COLLEGE PREP. CLARENCE GLEATON HARRIS-PINKY EDDY HAUER Eddy is quiet, rexnzfwl, and lilzerl by everyone. COLLEGE PREP. GEORGE HAYMAN-GEORCIE PORGIE Student Council '33-'34, Vice President '35g Treasurer Senior Class Assistant Manager Track Team '32g Cutestg junior Rotarian Cheer Leader ,35. COLLEGE PREP. 'lu Pinky was always a highlight on the campus. i -1 Class Play. l coLLEcE PREP. .lil ' HAZEL HATTON I A perfert woman nohly planned, to warm, romforl and command, Girl Reserves ,33-'34-'35g Honor Societyg Office Service. COMMERCIAL We know that Georgfs uuress in life will go higher than his height. S Z -..gf 18 Ein- aa lE'lJillSll5DCODIFC?2..c'S1Tfl1Q 363 if -me A--ff-A-A-,Yana lanuary C lass MILDRED HEARD-MILLY Milly is a swvcfl lililv mairl, rwrrllenl sturlrnf anrl a frm' frifnrl. Tea Room Girl coL1,EGE PREP. VVILLIAM HICKSZWILLIIE If filrrfrr zwrr' golilvn, be woulrl be a millirmairzu' COMMERCIAL MARVIN HIGHSMITH Ona' a pal, always a jml. GENERAL - CLD. 1 I, Siudious, ronsrirnlious, and frirnrlly rlrsrribrs our Major, X i MARIETTA HOLMES-MAJoR Secretary and Treasurer Girl Reserves '54-'Hg Drum Major, Band '34, Honor Society, Pep Squad '33-'3Sg Usher Graduation '3S. COLLEGE PREP. WILLIAM B. HOPKINS-BILL Bill -makes the mos! of ezwy opporlunily. Swimming Team '53. COLLEGE PREP. BERNICE HORNE-BEE Hrr 1'l'tlllj' wil and sunny disposition make' lam' a plrasunt rompanion. r Pep Squad '33-'34, COLLEGE PREP. EDWARD HUDSON-SLIM Slim is nice, quiet, aml an inlrr'rsfing boy fo be arouml. GENERAL HARRY HUDSON-SH.ARK Shark goes after uflaaf be wants anzl wc are sun' be will be iz successful business man. GENERAL ROBERT HUGHLETT-Bon Newer foo serious, never loo gay, but a ran' good fellow in awry uflljl. Class Playg Most Dignified and Sophisticated. COLLEGE PREP. HELEN HUN,I'ElR1HUN1'ER No! a jloufrr, not a prarl, jus! a noble all-around girl. Glee Club ,353 Basketball '34-'35, Pep Squad '33-'34-,353 Honor Society. GENERAL , In ALDA IRWIN-JANE 7 L janv has as many jim' points as a parleagf' of mwllrs. Assistant Advertising Manager Annualg Assistant Property Man- ager Class Play, Usher Graduation '35, Pep Squad, '33g Glee Club '34-'35. GENERAL LEILA JACKSON-LEE And slill ilwy gazed and slill their wonder grew fha! one small head could furry all slae lznaw. Vice President Honor Societyg Orchestra '33-'34-'35g Band '34-'3Sg Essayist. I I ' 1 COLLEGE PREP. W 'JUL,1J,,h., l l -..ggi 19 E+..- -. ,1 sql' We HiEsEQQ1rcaeimf36D i Pala' will nw wi l ltllllldfjl Class HENRY MARTIN JEPSON-HANK Hank is om' of flvoxr real sim' cnoagla people uflmm you mem' wry svlilom. Swimming Team. COLLIIGIZ PREP. MARY KATHRYN JONES-KITTY A willing lwari, a lwllwing lwaml, always really ou rommaml Basketball '34g Pep Squad '34g Girl Reserves ,Mg Property Man ager Class Playg Red and Black Staffg Banquet Committee Usher A Graduation '35. COLLEGLL PREP. WILM JONES Docxrfl trouble lroulvlv, fill lroublv irouhlvx liim. GLNERAL PEARL GRACE KOTI.ER--BABY Brilvr fo bc small aml shine, ilnm large amz' fax! a slrailou Usher Class Play. r1o1,i.LGL PREP. SAM KOTLER A ju'r.vor1 will: jolly ways aml amialfli' ilixpoxiiion ix always wi'lz'on1z' u.'lJn'rr'1'i'1' ln' gow. coLL1iG12 PRLP. MIGUEL LACA-MICKEY Miclzry will run a fair raw aml win. Basketball '35g Baseball '35. c01.1.EG1i PREP. PETER LAURIA-PETE 'er ln' a balzvr' but lam' surely lows I0 loaf. COLLEGL PRLP. ANNIE LETO-AN N Ar111', is always jolly aml fzvwr Pep Squad '33-'34-'35. eoMM1-:RCIAL blur' QDOROTHY BURNETT LEWIS-nm Enonylv anno! be xaiil of Dot ax a fri:-ml aml faillml uforlur - Dramatic Clubg Advertising Staff Annual. COLLIZCIE PREP. X, EVELYN LIGHTSEY-TALLY Rl Slyr' has rbarnix flml xfrilcu lbw xiglrl aml lllt'I ilX Ilia! uni fbi soul KJ Ol Vice President Senior Classg Usher Class Play, Usher Graduation J, i 'sig Best Lookmgg Ideal Complexion COLLEGE 1'R11P. KNUTE LINGARD-KNUDY W'lwn 1Jli'axur'4' anal July rlaxlv, In July go io xmaxli. GIINLRAL DONALD HERBERT LITTLE-DON Work! Work! Go awayg liiili' Donald wanfx lo play COL LFGI5 PRIEP. -.,.gf 20 13..- . We HiHsEucQn1fmaee1m1Q 369 Iauuary Class I I JAMES LOFTON-JIMMY WPX- Jw' jimmy A flu' lziml of jwrxvrnz abou! zvlwmn om' run .my only goorl. f U Honor Socictyg Salutatorian. coL1.1ac1f mul-. W HENRY LOPEZ Iluil fvllnut uwll wwf. Basketball '34. co1.u1c11 P111 P. KARL MAAS WH' lzrmu' flraf Karl will go lrigll llf70II flu' lurlclvr of XIl4'l'a XX. u1iN12kAL BARBARA MARGARET MALOTT-Bolmv Bnl1l1vy ix ulzuzyx olrlimixfir tllltl xmiling uml will gn un! of lwr way fo ln-Ip ll friwnl. Cheer Lender 'Hg Annual Staff. GI1N1kA1. FRANK JAMES lvlANGIAlAM-L.-XZY l.u:x ' lIA'I'l'l' flnux fuzlay wlruf run lu' mlom' fnmorrow. KlOI,I.liGIi PREP. GRACE MARTINFZ-GRAc:1li A Xzcwf, lol fly girl, ulmw if ix 11 jwlvuxlfn' fu klllllll Pep Squncl '33. COLLl'CIi Plu.P. ANGELO MASSARO An bunny' .vfurll-nf rwngnizml by boflr flu' fuvzzlfy mul sfmlrrzf body. Honor Society: Red and Black Stuff. coL1.1.c1z PRFD. JOSE MENENDEZ frm' XMIX rlnulu 11 gmxzf many frivmlx in an nllollxlrlrxiz 1' way. GFNILRAL FRANCES MIESSINA-LI1 fl.li BIT Lurgr xfmmzx from lifllv founluiux flow, full oukx from Iilflc' afornx grow. COMMLRCIAI. -lofilflll-l MlDUl.l.A-jolf 101' Varnx all flu' goml flviugx ln' gvfx auf of lifv. COLLIAGI: PREP. JOSEPH LEE MILLER-KIOIZ fm' ix ulzzwrys mul-y fo sfrilu'-up flu' lmml and haw tl goml fimr' Orchestra '55-'54-'Hg Band ,34-'Big Drum Major ,SL m-Nu-um. LOIS MILLER A frm'rfri1'ml ,md 11 x1cu'm'l4'V girl l'UlllLl mmf ln' frmml flu' worlfl 01'4'r. Pep Squad. czox.l,1 1.1. PRLP. 21 We Hilsiooifcaalrmlgo january Class GEORGIA MITCHELL Gcorgia is u fine' girl and one lbal anyone would bc proud fo lznow. Class Playg Pep Squad. COLLEGE PREP. .Hx VERNON MAURICE MOORE-vERoNA 'mulaes llurm grcaf. X COLLEGE PREP. BASEL XWILLIAM MURI-IEE Basel ix good nalurfrl ancl vzrr rvacly for a good lime. COMMERCIAL WILLIAM NIEVES-BILL Bill is always rrarly lo do his larsl. GENERAL HELEN ELIZABETH NIPPER-NIPPEK If you ran deal ufilla flu' world as you dia' willa your you will bf' wry s11z'rr'ssful in Iifr. Usher Class Playg Basketball '3 S. COLLEGE PREP. feaclvers MARY ANN ODDO Tln' rvaxon firm, flu' fwnprrale will, Entlurancr, forvxiglol, sfrerrgfb, aml skill. COLLEGE PREP. EILEEN MARY OYHARATIRISH Prelty io walk wiila, willy to ialk with bex! drsrribrs Eilren. Student Council ,542 Usher Graduation '35g Annual Staff, Football Sponsorg Best Physique and Personality. GENERAL IRA FRANCIS OSBORN Band '35g Orchestra '35, COLLEGE PREP. LYDIA PALENZUELA Sim' xayx xlJt s ir1ft'rc'slr'cl in football, bu! wa' think ifs tht' playvrx. Secretary Senior Classg Football Sponsorg Usher Graduation 'SSQ Banquet Committceg Most Popularg Ideal Nose and Eyesg Usher Class Play ,35. COLLEGE PREP. JENNIE PENDINO-JAY lay ix a jolly, fun-loving girl. Pep Squad '35-'34-'3S. COMMERCIAL ALBERT PETERSON-AL A slrong u.'illml', rorrzpelwzt, anal a wr-II likra' boy. Class Play Usher X. GENERAL Niw and quiet, he' is llov kind you like to have for u f If is no! runlz, nor wfalflv, nor stair, but flu' gr! up and go tba! Student Council '33g Red and Black Staffg Honor Societyg National Youth Administrationg American Legion Medal. rienrl. GENERAL ' RUTH LOIS PHILLIPS-RUTHIE ll A xwrrl and lowly girl, 'whom it ix a plvaxnn' lo know. -N24 22 ya.- H.C , We lHlf1llSlEJcG31iFcQcE.1 ' Q 363 Imzumfy Class RICHARD PRIEST-DICK Dirk makes up in wi! zvlmf be lurks in lwiglrl. GENERAL l ANTHONY PUl.I.ARA--TONY uvll lilo-fl lly ilu' fufnlfy uml lrix rlasxzrlufrx. Class Play, Honor Society. CO1 I.llGll PRVP. Tony ix MARGARET RRY-BIARG 'Diguifiml, qnivl, and ulfrurlizfl flwxr an' flu' worilx mmf l'0l'1'l'l'fljl tlvxrrilu' Marg, Most Dignihedg Most Sophisticated. GENIARAI. Wll.I.I,AM ROBERTS-BILL x us lmmlmzm' ilors, lull ii xuz vx a lol of lmublr' In bf' born 311011,-lflflkillg. Clubg Athletic Associationg Football '34-'Hg Best Best All-around, Ideal Eyes, Nose, Teeth. COLLEGE PREP. ' llmt i Hamlmmr' i lub, Hi-Y Lookingg DOROTHY ROBLES-Doi' kllfll' lluw' lm! In low !lJf'f', nom' IIvllIIl'll Iliff' ll Honor Society. COMMLRCIIIXI. Nom' Ilf fo praise llJr'!'. FLORA ROBLES-ELO our mos! lauxlvful girl, but ffm! llocxzfl lerfp luv' from bring uxvll likwl. Honor Society, Most Bashful. COLLLGE PREP. Flon is 1 ISABIZI. IQLIZABETH ROSENBLATT Light or dark, slmrf nr lull, Sln' xrlx u xpring lo snare llww ull. Usher Class Play. COMMERCIAL -RI-.D BENNETT RUTKIN-HEMMY Id uw' zlo, lmu' rolllzl wi' lin- lL'lfZ70Ilf ilu' spin' some people give. Honor Society COLLEGE PREP. Wlml ron DOROTHY SANFORD--DOT Dol it quilt' pluyflll-on ilu' piano. Pep Squad '35, Orchestra '33-'34-'Big Usher Class Play. COLLEGE PRIEP. Band '53-'34 -'5Sg THIZLMA SARVER-DANNY HDKIPIIIVHRXU frirmlx an' many uml foci xlw l1axn'l any. Class Play Usher GENERAL ZULA SHIPMAN-ZU Zu it au honor SfllKll'l1f always rnuly for fun. Orchestra '34-359 Band '34-355 Honor Societyg Ideal Mouth. COMMERCIAL IELMER SlNGLEY15I'LCK S1n'z'k ix u genius IL'fIt'Il if vomvx I0 grtiillg in lronblr. COMMLRCIAL ' A -...,5f 23 fy..- We lElillSEDCoDIFC252.C'SlJT1lQ 362 Ianuury Class KATHRYN STALL-KATTY Kulfy is nuoflrrr of our qnirf girls lm! slu' ix a l'0llXClf'llfl0ll5 xlmlenf. GILNFRAL ROCKWOOID STIEIN A lilflv nollxrnxi' nfmf lim! flwn is rvlislml by ilu' 'u'isz'xl mfr! fOMMI'RClAl. KIUNIUS STRICKLAND Iunius was one of llwsc good follows zucll md aml wvll lileml by t'l'f'l'y07It'. GLNFRAL N. J. STRICKLAND If worry were flu' only num' of drafb lu' would lirr forffrrr Dramatic Clubg Class Crook. GENERAL ELDRED SWAIN-BLACRIE x a jolly goorl fellow mari nplly dvxvribrx Blurlziv. Manager Football '54-. GENIQRAI, 1 ALFRED TAYLOR-AL Allx xizv will have nollling to do willw bix xrzvnfxs in lifv. Advertising Manager Class Playg Red and Black Staffg Best Personalityg Wittiest. GENERAL LFO TERRENCE-Lua Quiei, cwm'iruliou.v, and umbl1'ionx ix LN. Track '35, COLLEGL PREP. ROSE TESTASECCA--RO Ro is a grew! pal ami' a worthy frivml. Pep Squad. COMMERCIAL EMILY TIEDMANN--MICKEY We hopr' xlu' will ulwuyx remain Ibr- wmv, r'lJaf1ging nollzing buf lwr mum: Girl Reserves '33-'34-35. GENERAL CYNTHIA TOLEDO-CYN Cyn rurrirx lwrxvlf with u rligniiy whirl: inzprrxxrs l'l'l'l'y0llf'. Red and Black Staffg Pep Squadg Honor Societyg Glue Clubg Class Play Usher. GENERAL ONELIA X7Al.DEZ'NELLIl2 W0 xlmll l'!'77l!'NIl7f'l' Nf'lliv', by bar loyalty lo flu' Pep Squad. Pep Squad '33-'34-'55. COMMERCIAL MANUEL VASQUEZ Vuluabli' llaiugx rome in small puflmgex. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. -wif 24 EL..- We Hflllsbycmblscacslifif 36 .f Hrr liwauly and I7l'l'X07ldIUy mazlr bm' a fa1'0rilr' in lfu' class. WIIV'fl?, rourugv, PW Wr'r x jim' work in Hn' Tva Room and on ilu' rluss play prows Assistant Manag WL' all ulfjvwriafv Mary Elizafwlffs suwl xfisjlosiliml Ivy mukvs you frrl lfavrv is a sifzrr lining fo l'l'l'l'y rlomf. Erl1ii s cuvlfvlil avfiug fxffrvzl fo ruafzz' our rlass play january C lass CONSTANCE VENA COLLEGE PRI-ZP. JOE VILLAROSA l7flll0P'1fl7f'Xl, your suslwzann' and birlbriglwf arf, Honor Society. GIQNIZRAI. MILDRED WADSWORTH-PLL WLE ibn! sbr' is a rupalvlr j11'rson. Assistant Director Class Playg Usher Graduation 'Big Terrictre Tea Room. coLLIiG15 PREP. HARRY WAGGONRR-Mmm ff' Tlu' hamlivsf man of flu' rlass. 'A cr Class Play, january 'ASQ Manager Clzyrgy ,ff january '56: Annual Staff. ,I ' coiiiacsif PRIZP. 7 ,f . ' CLIFFORD WAI.LACETCLIl I IIg Clifford is popular' willr boys and girls alikv. President Senior Classy Most Popular: Best Dressed. GENERAL MARY ELIZABETH WHITE anal l'l7tJl'lIlilIg jvwswfalily. GIZNIERAL ,IOYCE WHITEHURST-JOY COMMLRCIAI. ERNESTINE WOODARD-ERNIE a grand 51H'l'l'XS. Glee Club ,33-'54-'3Sg Class Play. COMMERCIAL january Class Graduates Witbozcf Ticturas HARRY DAVID DENEGRE ARTHUR REENE MARGIE GLASS LOUISE LOMAX WIILLIANI HOWARD HOPE ALICE WALI.ER DONALD XVALLIN 25 Ek..- fo Lf if -fy' 3 le Iblillsslbxearrteeltff PHIL TORRES FRANK KLEIN KATHERINE GRAHAM KENNETH VERNON President Vice- President Secrela ry Treasurer Class Histor What a history a class of nearly three hundred rlillsboreans should have! The space in this annual is not suiTieient to give all the interesting details but a brief skctch will give the reader an idea of what a remarkable group of boys and girls is leaving the doors of Hillsborough forever. In the fall of 1933, happy and carefree after a five months vacation, the majority of the Rats who were to form this class entered Hillsborough six hun- dred strong. It was not long before they were actively engaged in school activities. Many athletes were dis- covered to strengthen the football and basketball teamsg brilliant students immediately gained the ad- miration of the faculty, talented musicians boosted the size of the orchestra, and capable student council representatives looked after the general welfare of the class. The following year the most outstanding work in the class was done by the athletes, Roy Lit Velasco, Alfred Massey, Wilson Buddy,' Waggoner, and others. Lit, a second year man, gained the position of quarterback on the All-State football team and added to his record his second football, basketball, and base- ball 'iH's. Al Massey and Buddy Waggoner were first year men who furnished valuable new material and formed a nucleus for the next year's team. During the junior year the student leaders were Lyvonne Clinton, who served as secretary of the Student Council the first semester and Kenneth Vernon,. as treasurer during the second semester. However, almost Q25 everyone up to this time had spent his time studying so that when the long anticipated senior year arrived, a good time could be had by all. A goot time it has certainly turned out to be! Our football team ended the season with a thrilling victory over Plant, the Red and Black was revived with Caroline Edwards as its capable editor, plans were successful for publishing a larger annual, and the members of the class gained even more coveted honors. Lyvonne Clinton, who served as president of the Student Council for the first semester, brought great praise upon our class just recently by winning first place in piano in the State Music Festival. Wilson Waggoner, president of the Student Council the sec- ond semester, besides being a fine football player, served as Junior Rotarian for our class, while Le Roy Sweat, another excellent footballer, as well as a fine musician, leader, student and actor, served as Junior Kiwanian. Bernie Adelson, with an average of 95.82 for his high school career was awarded the honor of valedictorian of the class, while Robert Kasriel was the next in rank with 95.65. The boys also attained class oflices for Phil Torres was president, Frank Klein, vice-president, and Kenneth Vernon as treasurer, whereas one girl, Katherine Graham was secretary. Jimmie O'Neal as Cadet Colonel of the ROTC Unit, Alfred Massey as captain of the football team gained more laurels for the boys. In rapid succession the class play, banquet, baccalaureate, and graduation furnished lasting remem- brances for the mighty seniors, who each, we are hoping, will be very successful in whatever career he chooses. by KATHERINE GRAHAM. -..sq 26 Ee..- Q de Hillslin CODIFC92C'ElIQQlq 36 I I une Class THELMA LEE ACREE Thelma wax always quiel, buf ber friends found ber mos! inieresling. COMMERCIAL l BERNIE ADELSON J v . , Cl. gym., N0fllill,Q ix imjlossilile fo indusfry. Honor Societyg Valedictoriang Brightest. COMMERCIAL JEAN ALCHEDIAK lean ix ralber qniel, bu! we ull like ber zlisposilioli. GENERAL MARIA TERESA ALFONSO-TERINA Maria Teresa eould be pleusauf to cwerybody. Castillian Club. GENERAL ANNA PEARL ALLEN-ANNIE Kiridlinesx and friendliness made ber well liked. GENERAL ERNESTINE ALONZO-TEENIL , We hope you always remain Ike same, elaanging af 'x,1V::i in f nothing but your name. ' Art Editor Annualg Usher Class Playg Banquet Committee COMMERCIAL ROSEMARY ALONZO-ROSIE Tlaerr-'x derillry benealla ber mild exieriur. COMMERCIAL VERA AMSI.ER-BERIS Though a lillle quiet, Vera ix quilt' dependable. Pep Squad '3 6. COMMERCIAL JOHN ANDERSON A diligent xfudenl who seemed io find enjoyzneut in bis sebool work. Class Playg Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. f' ROSE GONZALEZ ARDUENGO CKAAL l Diligent in ber studies, quiel und modesi, Rose won a number I of friends in ber own way. Castillian Club '35-'36. COMMERCIAL EDWIN AVEILHE-TAIL51'IN ' Edufin ix the sort of fellow you like to know. N GILNERAL I l LENNIS AYERS By nufure she is sociable and is liked by all who know ber. ' Pep Squad '3S. COMMERCIAL l -..if 27 lg..- 27 , 1 I7 afvvldlf YU 'f A U v 5 7?g'Qf-fff f fi E, 4 .5 3726 Hilslbcovzvca fasrmf june C lass PHILIP BARLETTA Philip was one to make a general stir wherever he was. , ' ' COLLEGE PREP. W JOSEPHINE BARONE fa O11 our quiet list we find Iosephine. COLLEGE PREP. XVALTER EDWARD BEAN-BEANS Beans', charmed us with the jazz melodies he blew from his vornet. Orchestra and Band '54-'35-'36g wittiest GENERAL GEORGE ALBERT BENKE-JOE A quiet, bright, and studious fellow. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. MILES BIERCE-SMILES Milfs is a very pleasant and sociable young man. First Lieutenant ROTC, Ideal Noseg Complexiong Fencing Team '35-'36, COLLEGE PREP. EVA BOUTILIER-EVE Bright and bashful was Eva. COMMERCIAL ZOE BOWMAN Her Charming personality won her many friends. Dramatic Clubg Student Council '35-'36. GENERAL ESTEL BCSYD A diligent student, a true pal. COLLEGE PREP. MARY EVELYN BRAGG Mary is quiet, bright, and studious, and is liked by all who know her. Most Bashful. K COLLEGE PREP. SAMPSON C. BRASHEAR Sampson was quiet, but quite dependable. GENERAL ALVARO BREUO Alvaro always seemed to harmonize with everything. COLLEGE PREP. LORRAINE BROACH Lorraine was one of our quiet, modest, and hardworking classmates COMMERCIAL -..if 28 Ei..- Ae HiHsEDQEcEElIQf36 Iune f lass so REUBEN BROCKWAY-REUBINOFF A fine pal, an excvllfnt student, a good sport. Ass't Editor of Annualg Honor Societyg Debating Society '53g Sergeant ROTCQ Class Play. COLLEGE PREP. 4, f- ff . !'!4ff FRANCES MARY BROKAW-FRANKYE dl flffw' O Hvr air, bn mannrr, all who saw, admircd. Honor Societyg Class Play. f . GENERAL TOM BROOS-DUTCH Tom bc'lic1'r'a' in fun ax uxcll ax work. 2nd Lieutenant ROTC. COLLEGE PREP. FRANK LAWRENCE BROWN'FARMER Frank displayed' his school spirit with f'z c'r'y beat of his bass rlrum. ffprg wh' Band '34-'35-'36g Orchestra '34-'3S. GENERAL DOROTHY ROSE BRYAN Tlyoxc who ban' brrn fortzmatr enough to know her, know a friwm' who is always truf. COMMERCIAL DOUGLAS JOHN BUCHHOLZ Wax notvrl for lair iulrrvxl in golf. COLLEGE PREP. ROBERT GEORGE BULLARD Robvrl ifn17r'rsxc'd us z'bic'fly with his a'i1igw1ce and franlzncxx. GENERAL BIRDIE LEE BUZBEE Birdie always found firm' to raxt aside sluzlivx in onlrr to loam' a big limo. COLLEGE PREP. ROSALIE CACCIATORE Rosalie ix lziml, thoughtful, and xim'z'n'. Pep Squad '35. COLLEGE PREP. GRANT CALDWELL Grant always grerlcd his fricndx with a smilv. COLLEGE PREP. MURIEL CALDWELL-NICRY Muricl was plramnl, and alwayx rvazly for a chat. GENERAL LYSLE CALVERT A rc'xe'rz'c'4l VIIIIIHIFI' is often a big asset. SECRETARIAL -..H 29 fy..- x I 3 We Hilsb qmzsceasmf Q sa Y s 1 4 1 ,,l. .7 N-- 4,6 x .5- if xx H . gk 9' . 74181- june C lass JOSEPH CANNELLA-cRUsTY School spirit simply oozed forth in all that loc did. I Cheer Leader '34-'35, GENERAL LAWTON CHESTER CARLTON-LEP'TY Kindness and friendliness made him well liked hy those who knew him. H. H. S. String Band. COMMERCIAL CATHERINE CARTER Her graceful mannrrisms won the hearts of hcr classmatcs. Pep Squad '35g Mysterious Madame g Ideal nose and mouth. GENERAL CHARLES CASTELLANO Charles was thc dc'tcr'fnif1cd sort of fellow, who always :lid his best. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. JOSEPHINE CASTELLANO Damurc in mai1m'r', but in wisdom strong. Honor Societyg Usher Graduation. COLLEGE PREP. ' .1 NICK CASTELLANO Mixed rcasou with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. Honor Societyg Class Play. COLLEGE PREP. OLIVE CASTRO School work m'i'c'r causrd her to banish for a her chrcrful smile. Pep Squadg Castillian Club. COLLEGE PREP. 'momvlit EMILY CAVANAGH A capable lassie we all would say. Glee Clubg Pep Squad '35. COLLEGE PREP. LOUISE CLARA CLARK sweet disposition is worth imitating. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. Louisc s GRACE GWENDOLYN CLEMENTS-GRACIE Grace took part in avcry activity that helped her school. Class Playg Baskeuball '34-'35-'36g Pep Squad. GENERAL LA VERNE CLEMONS-MAMA Har heart is full of goodness, and her face is fair to scan Honor Societyg Class Playg Pep Squadg Red and Black Staff. COLLEGE PREP. LYVONNE CLINTON Beauty and brains-a rare combination. Honor Societyg Student Council '34-'35-'36g Secretary '34g President '35g Red and Black Staff 'S ig Glee Club Accompanistg Class Play '365 First Place Piano, Music Festivalg Syracuse Football Sponsor '35g x K. Thanksgiving Football Sponsor 'Sig Usher Graduation '3Sg Class v ' Nl Crookg Ideal Hair. I X. COLLEGE PREP. , Ja fs., if W -..it 30 pgs..- We Iglilslbncobrcaolmlq 365 I une Class ANNE FRANCES COLBERT-FANNIE Is always looking for a good lime una' always fimls il. coLL15C13 PREP. MADGE COMES-SHORTY lflippnnl, nonulmlunf, ann' xtylislw. Usher Graduation '5 6. GENERAL VERNON COMBS Vvrnon uuax qnivf, but ln' ulwayx did things right. COLLEGE PREP. HOWARD COPP Houvml wax a nivv yor! of xjrurf. GENHRAL CARROLL CHESTER COURTNEY Ilis c'a:'nz'xf unzl xvrionx vxjrrrxxiorz bclivzl luis fun loving xlwiril. Ass't Manager Baseball '34-'Sig Manager Baseball '36g Band and Orchestra '34-'35-'365 Class Play Stal? '36. COLLEGE PREP. DAISY CORTEZ-DIZ Daisy wax rr u'z'r', winsomz' laxxir. COMMERCIAL FRANK COSTA lfrrznlc ulzvuyx lmrl a lrlruxanl worrl for f'z'cr'y onr, unzl rin' 1'c'rxa. COLLEGE PREP. MARGARET CRANE X Tbongln ralbvr quict and zlignifirrl, Margurvf hurl ll box! of frivmlx. COLLLGL PREP. MARY FRANCES CROWEQBOISBIII Bo5f1iz ' was Ilainly from lwr lwml lo bw' lorx. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. DORIS AILENE CRUM In Dorix wr fonml a 1'o!1gr'ninlfrivnrl. COLLLGIZ mx LP. ETHIZL DARLING-DLG Willlonl girlx like' Eflwl, Ibm' fluxx zvonlal lu' nnlmlunrrrl. COMMERCIAL CAROLINE DORIS DASHER-DOTTIli Fcw of ns know Dorix, bn! Ilvoxa' who Jo, l'lllIlL' bw' f1'if'ml.Il1iLlr. COIMNIIERCIAL QSM -wgf 3 1 Egan.- cy' I I v . ' 'Q Y i A 11--1 ,gifs 1 lf' W ll f M,-if I Q WZ HflISlEco3IFcaf'a1TQf 363 M. Z-A.--A,,.,-,v. june Class l BOBBY DAVIS Hr' lmsirrl bimvxlf wilb lvix own business. NK COLLEGE PREP. .IOSIE DE ARMAS A good lfnnmrml, plvusanl girl. I COMMERCIAL -Qu ADELFA DIAZ v ' Aalflfu is lll'1lfl1t'XS ifsrlf. Honor Society. , K LOLLLGE PREP. EMILIA DIAZ-EMMY Emilia was quiet and slcwly, and alwayx ready fo help a friend in need. K9 Pep Squad '34g Castillian Club '35-'36g Girl Reserves '34. COMINIERCIAL . KATHERINE DOBSON-KITTY A quiet lilllc maid, who nrwcr i11fz'1'f1'n's in auyborly clxr x affairs. Pep Squad. COMMLRCIAL NIARJORIE DOWLING Mnrjoriv is kiml, fbllllgllfflll, and sim'crr'. COMMERCIAL DOROTHY DREW I Dorofby Xt't'lIII'll to bv quiet, lm! wlwu wiflr bw' frivmls, ilu' was us jolly ax ibn' rvsl. COJMMERCIAL SIDNEY DUBIN A lmwlww-king boy will: a lo! of fwfr. COMMERCIAL ULVIA DUNIBAR-SCHNOZZLE Ulma was om' of flame lmrcljqgbting Terriers on lbs' football fiulcl. nb . Foo ball '34-'35-'36g Track ,359 ROTC. f CQLLECE PREP. , H !f I , .L ' ' CAROLINE EDWARDS ' Brillfnul, rlvrer, faftful-an ideal mlitor. ff f' ff. Student Council ,35-'35-'36-g Usher Graduation '36g Usher Class Cf- J Playg Most DigniEedg Editor-in-chief, Red and Black '35-'36. f it ' COLLEGE PREP. Q9-f -N RUSSELI. PATRICK EGAN-RUSTY 'lf 5, ' The more you know Rzzxscll, fln' lvvfirr you like bim. 1-v Captain ROTC I I ' COLLEGE PREP. f Wu ,- Q ' HENRY CLAY EGLESTON ' Clay wax cvriuinly an zwcvllcnt vlursmale. COMMERCIAL -..if 32 Et..- We HiEsEuqop1Fcaee1rQ1q 369 june Class WALKER ELLISTQN Wulkvr' bvlirzml in lmving a good timr' lo balazzvr xrlwool work. COLLEGE PREP. WII.I.IAM EDWARD ENCINOSA-BII.LY WW' all mlnrin' Billy for bis zlrffrwlzlalfilify. Annual Staffg Typist. COMNIFIKCIAL FRANCES FARMER SlIIl't'l't' aml t'Hl'lll'Sf, u loyal frirml. Honor Socictyg Pep Squad '33-'34g Advertising Staffg Annual. COI.I,liGli PREP. .J LORETTA FARR f 4 HM rxrrllrvzf scllolaxlir rvrnrrl xpruks for lm: Honor Societyg Pep Squad '33-'34. COLLITGE PRED. CHARLES FERNANDEZ Brilliant, ilrjwlizlublv, l'0Ill'fI'0IlX-ll7t1,S Cbarlux. Honor Society. COLLIZG15 PRED. EUSTASIO IJIERNANDEZ, JR.-TASIN HM ll gnml lldfll?'!'tl lwy will! a lawn .wllxr of lmmnr. Fcncingg Cnstillian Club. COI.LIiGli PRIZP. NORMA FERNANDEZ .Slvr uw llK'1't'I' izlli' buf always fbllllgflfflll aml llrriffy. c1:N1aRA1. LORRAYNE FORMBY Could bv xrrionx or joking ax xlav ilvxirnl. COMMERCIAL CECIL FRANKLIN In Cvril zu' fonml a fongvuiul frivml. . co1.i.12cr PREP. 1 y 5 I Ov ' ANGELINA FRISCIA ' ivl Augie was om' of ilu' xlmfx of ximxlzim' in flu' .wnior vlasx. ll X coruacrz Plum. MARY jOSEPHA GALAN Tlw u'lv0lz' vlrzxx romjzlinzvnlx Mary on bm' 1',xn'llf'17I xrlmlurxlrilv. Honor Societyg Second Essayist. COLl,IlGli PREP. GEORGE GARCIA Gvnrgv um .qmul lldflll'V1l and c'z'z'r-Wally for friwzilsbip. H. H. S. String Band. GENERAL ff, if 14? J' 2 19 3 fs A.. .-sv' 'WJ '7 'N-1p..N xx- A-fx PM ,'. -..gf 33 EQ..- 6..,...,V 427,14 - L, . jk. f -I uf .ix l lkly .3 o I W A Z Tl O3 CCDIDCaCi3l.lTD, 0 - xv. CV W p I p V, L L W Y xl Iune C lass . 1 I PAUL GAVER-www l ,' ' Paul was the sort of fellow noted for his friemlliuess. .l H. H. S S.tring Band l GENERAL LEE GLISSON Kills time, but never works it to death. COMMERCIAL AREMA CLARA GODING Her dignity was noted hy all who knew her. GENERAL CLARENCE BENJAMIN GOLD-GOLDIE A merry heart is good medicine. Pep Squad '34. GENERAL LIGIA GONZALEZ-LILLIANA Sweet and flemure, faithul and sure. Pep Squad '34g Usher Graduation '35-'36. COMMERCIAL MARIE GONZOLO Zealous, but modest. COMMERCIAL IRENE GOWING-RUNT A lady in everything she does. Orchestra '54-'35-'36. . , GENERAL .ul- . xl' ' A KATHERINE GRAHAM-K. G. A ' 'Q U' '- Katherine has an enviable high school reeordg she made a L'-l xg' sueeess of all that she attempted. ' , K Honor Societyg lst Essayistg Editor-in-chief Annualg Student Coun- cil '34-'35-'36g Secretary '35-'36g Secretary of Senior Classy Football Sponsorg Second Prize State Latin Contestg Pep Squad '3Sg Usher Class Playg Usher Graduationg Most Popularg Best All-'roundg Brightestg Best Personalityg Ideal Smile. COLLEGE PREP. ROSE GRECO A very eficient commercial student is Rose. COM1KiERCIAL RUTH GREEN Ruth was a quiet and sedate miss. GENERAL MARGARET GRESHAM Cnrriezl herself with impressive dignity. GENERAL l EDITH EVELYN GRIFFIN Always smiling-Edith radiated her personality. Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Pep Squad '35, COMMERCIAL -..wif 34 Ep.- aa Hillslbccblfca relief 36 Inne C lass ISABELLE GRIFFIN Tlzonglr snmewlml n'ser'z'ezl, sbe was always lialrpy and smiling. GENERAL HENRY GUERRA-CURLEY A fine friend and a splendid student is Henry. COLLEGE PREP. ISABEL GULLO-SAEELLUSA A working eye, a pair of lipsg tlaafs often why a fellow trips. Pep Squad 'Hg Usher Graduation '36. COMMERCIAL JAY JOHN HAGAMAN Though Iay was always quiet, everyone who knew kim admired him. Lieutenant ROTC. COLLEGE PREP. MARY COLLINS HAGIN-SUE Clever ways of doing, thinking, and saying ererytlaing. Pep Squad '3Sg Usher Class Play. COLLEGE PREP. MARQUIS LEE HALL A fall fellow who was eLferybody's friend. COMMERCIAL MARIAN GLENN HANCOCK-SWEET PEA Here's a girl who was always willing to lend a helping hand Advertising Staff Annual. COLLEGE PREP. CYRIL VAUGHN HANDLEY-BILLY i ' N Orchestra and Band ,34-'35-'36g Cutest. .N . ,. f, n ideal boy-possessor of the million dollar smile. , .' . 1' N Y K GENERAL -.1 MARION HARPE-TOMMY Tommy always looks on the sunny side of life. Pep Squad ,33 GENERAL LILLIAN HAWKS Full of life and entlmsiasm is Lucille COLLEGE PREP. EVELYN HAYMAN One of tlye sweetest friends a boy or girl could bare. Pep Squad '34-'35-'36g Usher Graduation '36, COLLEGE PREP. RUTH HEIM Because of ber pofnilafity and attractiveness, Rutla was esteemed by both students and faculty. Honor Societyg Banquet Committee. COLLEGE PREP. ...gf 35 ig...- . - if S726 Hilsbuaenmcaelxsf 356 .lily 1 1L11 e Class EDWARD HEINRICHS Eilward was tba' sort of fellow everybody bud a good worzl for. X COLLEGE PREP. 'X MARTHA LOIS HEITER K A plvamnf flaxsnzufr wlaol :lid hvr work well. COMMERCIAI. CHARLES W. HENDERSON A jim' gefzflrmauly young man who will surely be surfesxful. I' COMMERCIAL fl' s 1 ' v. If ' ' ,l EMMA HEUER-EM . ' She wus rrfiizvil, truly luzlylilzf. ' Pep Squad '3 S. COMMERCIAL BERTIE MARGARET HOGAN Bertie would do anyflying fo gain iz new frirvld. COMMERCIAL NIARGARET HOLLAND-BOGGY Her jolly dixpoxilion made lavr popular willr ilu' seniors. Pep Squad '35. COMMERCIAL GORDON AYLOR HOPE Gorilorfs grnial guml mitnrr' gLIfl7t'l'l'tI him u lmxf of fricfmlx. Orchestra and Band '34-'35-'36. GENERAL HERBERT LEE HUGHES-LEE Always fried fo do bix par! for Hillsborough. COMMERCIAL LUCILLE HUSKINS Lllfilf' was quid but ber frirnillinvsx wax uppurvni. j Orchestra. V,,' ff! GENERAL fs' ' Mf- ry!! Vjvw' IRENE HUTCHINSON-RED HUTCH , J , I , I ,I L' F1171 loving H1 a qlilvf and lady-like munvwr. f j V I Student Council '35-'36g Treasurer '36g Pep Squad 'Sig Usher Class Playg Football Sponsorg Usher Graduation '36g Sweetest Girl. COLLEGE PREP. IGNAZIO ITALIANO-NELSON Courirxy and f7Dlifl'lI!'XS were axxrrfezl plainly in him. COLLEGE PREP. EULAVEE JAMESONLJACKIE Iafkifx goorl nalure and sweet smile brought her many friends. Orchestra '34-'35-'36g Pep Squad '3Sg Banquet Committee. l COLLEGE PREP. 36 The cjlvirnf lypist of lbc Rad and Blavk will be grrully 1nissf'zl.-if Mal2fl's uns We Hillslb CCJDIFCQC'ElIf1lq 363 l. . june Class HAROLDJAMBON Harold wax a good xfualent, well-likml by all. COLLEGE PREP. EMILY FRANCES JARRETT ,A -I Typist, Red and Black, , 1 COMMIIRCIAI, DOROTHY .IENNINGS-DOT WV urllllirvrl Dain for' lwr gI'PI!'l 0IlX smilrx. Pep Squad '35. COLLEGE PREP. NELLI2 JENNINGS Nvllr' 'wax a quid, Ihougb jolly girl. GENERAL BNA FAYE JETT Tboxv who pain! In-r 1l llL'Sf pain! lwr llrsl. Orchestra '34-,3 5-'3 6. coL1.EGE PR1-11-. CRINNA JOHNSON Original, Hllllilllll, quifv an ulfrurfirr girl. COI.1.l1Gl-I PREP. CHARLOTTE ELEANOR JONES-SHARLIE A xzwvt girl aml a frm' frieml. Pe Squad '35g Class Play. P COMMERCIAL ILYE JONES Truly one of Hillsborouglfs fuircsl dauglzlcrx. Class Playg National Thespian. 6 tl GGMMERGIAL EVELYN JORDAN Ervlyll wax quilc' an allruciiw' ax well as popular y01l71g lady. Y Usher Graduation '36g Usher Class Play. GENERAL ' 1' 4 J MABEL PEARCE JOYNER elffsb and happy Jispoxiliolz won lsrr cmlurillg l'll'IIL1XlJip. Red and Black Staffg Banquet Committee. COLLEGE PREP. 'sl J f W ROBERT KASRIEL Hz' was a scholar and a wixr and good one. Honor Societyg Salutatoriang Most Digniliedg Most Bashful. COLLEGE PREP. EDITH DORIS KEATHLEY-EDIE Emliflr wax om' who was ulwayx soriablc. 8 J ' Pep Squad '3 5. I GENERAL nn -..gf 37 I Mtfa fffv L if Girly ,ffl I X1 f 5.1- -N Ni JA!-wif 4 We Fmflnllslbpcooxfciiacalilol 3 Q , , 1 ' O Q 6 -xg! june Class JESSIE KEELER Ifssiz' lms jwrorrrl iw ability by lnfr snrrfss ns ri sfnilrnf. COLLEGE PREP. DEANE KILBOURNE That smile would make friends anywlarrc. COLLEGE PREP. FRANK KLEIN Tln' only proof of ability-avtion. Vice President Senior Classy Business Manager Dramatic Club '3Sg Class Playg Sports Editor, Annualg Red and Black '3Sg Sports Editor Red and Black '36g Assistant Manager Basketball '34. COLLEGE PREP. SOL KOTLER It was a plwsizre to be in Solis company bfcunsc' of bis jovial tc'mpe'run1cnt. GENERAL GAIL KREAGER--BORIS Possrssor of unsusjzrcterl qualities. GENERAL SEVARINO LA EUENTE Hunrlsonu' as zuvll us Cute-un interesting boy to be uronnrl. 5,1 COLLEGE PREP. is . s Q JULIAN LAKE I inn was ilu' typr who enjoyed amusing others. tb COLLEGE PREP. ': . fs A COURTNEY CHARLES LAWRENCE A fricnilly lad is he and one who has many friends. NS Supply Sergeant ROTC GENERAL 5 s J ELLEN LEVERETT Semi but not brawl--yet appreciated by lvcr friemls. Advertising Staff Annual. COLLEGE PREP. K FR ANCE5 LEVERETT Francis was rusy to get along with and enjoyed many friends GENERAL MANUEL GARCIA LOPEZ-LOLO Hr' multi always start ll little nzerriinent, in class or rlsrwlwrr. Track. COMMERCIAL MANUEL LORES-BLONDIE Not so basbful, at that. GENERAL 3 3 af- 'V . i' 4 .A 'R ae Hillslljxonlfca cialifili 36 june Class AMELIA LUBETZKY-Mrcnns Tlu' jolly mr! flml brigllfvrzs any lvlafr or nrrasiou. COMMERCIAL ALICE LUCAS Alia' made serious work of anyllving sbv altvnlptml. COMMERCIAL JANIE LYNCH-JOHN N Y A srrions, lIIt11lSfl'l0llX srlrolar. GENERAL HAROLD MCCASKILL V1 V1 Q K Hc s always smiling and having a good Iimv. ' First Lieutenant ROTCQ Dramatic Clubg Fencing '34. Bccaus GENERAL MILDRED MCCORMICK--MIDGE Mildrcfl was always her' plrasam' self anylimr, ar1ywl1r'rc. Glee Club '34-,355 Terrierette Tea Room. GENERAL LEWIS MARCHAND A likeable boy in all rfsprfls. Swimming ,3 5-'3 6. COLLEGE PREP. LUCIE LEE MARSH Is quiffl, lnigbf, and sludious-sorm'timr's! Feature Editor, Red and Blackg Pep Squad '35. COLLEGE PREP. WILDA MARSTON A jwfltc miss-all foo quid. COLLEGE PREP. MATILDA MARTINEZ A goorl sludenf who took part in many srloool aclivifies. Pep Squadg Basketball '36. COMMERCIAL ANGELO MARTINO Hr always srenzrcl to be in goorl spirits. ROTC. COLLEGE PREP. ALFRED MASSEY-AL Al's mlucafvd loc was if grral assrf lo our fooiball loam. Football '35-,34-'35g Captain 'Sig Baseball '34g Track Ist Lieutenant ROTC. COMMERCIAL MAXINE SARAH MEEKS--MAX a of bar saw! disposition, slvc has many friamls. COMMERCIAL I sf Aywyfh J., Wbrfff-9 -Q U 5- f WY' 3 Ji -..gf 3 9 19..- ,Y X . ,k H, N ,QI 6, Is- U' -. 1 .. R. WV' llfg S- X: 9.-,L N K I. v QR K We Hilllslbyconzfcanliof 36 I une C lass ISABEL MEJERAS-IsA Truly one of our cutest, most adorable girls. f ' ' 7 COMMERCIAL 1! 7 N f fi M MJ Wo' 'I' 2 HELEN MICHEL AnotlJr'r I'oinl1il1ation of sw:'et and stzuliousf' Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. MARTHA MILHOLLAND A talentvd young miss with great possibilitivs. Dramati lubg Thespian '35-,364 Head Usher Graduation '35-'36: Class Play. ' GENERAL ' LOUIS MILLER A still tongue marks a wise brad. Second Lieutenant ROTC. COLLEGE PRE P. CHARLES RAY MILLER A good-bumorcd, pleasant lad. u EN X COMMERCIAL gs DOMINIC MISTRETTA xx xx Dominick good qualifics made him many frirmls. Q COLLEGE PREP. ESTHER MOED1ETClIIE BJ A jzlrasant classmate who was always smiling. GENERAL JACK MOLCHOS-ABE lack boasted many friends and int:-rests Fencing '3 5 . COLLEGE PREP. KENNETH MONROE Tall in stature, big in heart, be is wry quiet. , COMMERCIAL gp .jig WILLIAM EARL MooRE-FUNKY Q Hr' was always busy, yet never said no lo an vxlra task. Tenms Team 'Big Annual Staff, Class Play. COLLEGE PREP. IRIS MORGAN-MONK Known for hw good humor and good work. Honor Saciety COMMERCIAL MAMIE MORTELLARO Wi' hope Mamie enjoyed ber jolly self as much as we did. COMMERCIAL ...ga 40 We Hilslbcobifceaamimf O .USA june C lass AURORA MOSGATO It has been a plvuxurc to have as a classmule u girl as sincere as Aurora. COMMERCIAL E. B. MURRI-IEE Quiclnvxs winx frirmlx in its own oblruxiu' way. Fencing Tcamg ROTC. COMMERCIAL DOROTHY NAVE A mast imluxtrioux anal rclialwlr' ximlcul. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. I kj! A ELLIS JOHN NEWTON Qj Some find him quiet-like, but ollaers find him full of fun. GENERAL MARY NICHOLS-NIGRIE lVlCklt',X bright smile xuggcsis ber alixposilion. COLLEGE PREP. 4 ELLEN NORRIS JZ Ellvn ia a genial last uflum' friendx full lavr agrruablr. COMMERCIAL SAM G. NOTO Full of fun, bzfxiffrxx-liler, uml xluilious. XXX, 'lf' H Advertising Staff, Annual. ..,-- COMMERCIAL . , A MARY FRANCES O'BERRY ' ls abc' so quiv! and dcmnre, muybv-ilon'l bc' loo sure. Honor Societyg Pep Squad '34-'35, COLLEGE PREP. JIMMIE O,NEAL-WALLINGTON Tull and handsome aml popular is lac. Student Council '33-'34-'Hg Annual Staffg Class Play: Cadet Colonel ROTCg Best Lookingg Ideal Eyes and Hair. COLLEGE PREP. EDGAR WALLACE PARKER His genial goorl humor enabled him to gain many fricmls among us. COLLEGE PREP. GORDON PARKER-SIERG His gcntlcnzanly wuyx wen' ujzlzrcwiuivrl, cxpzwiully by the ladies. GENERAL MARIO PARRA Quiel-but an excellent student. COLLEGE PREP. l Wg ...gf 4199..- hllv aa lHlillSlLl3DCCDlIDCQC'ElJIDj365 . june C lass FRANK PASCUAL One of the active interested boyx that always help the school. COMMERCIAL DORIS PATCH-PATCHES Swcvlncxx arul charm arc her claarartcrixlics. Pep Squad ,34-'3S. COLLEGE PREP. KAROLYN PATTERSON Neal, cute ,allrartiw-a popular young girl. Orchestra '34-'35-'36g Cutest. GENERAL ixzvlf. , rl Q J- 5 7 l XV -J E A CAMILLE PEREZ-CAM We shoulrl fbtlllk Camille for being Very Hire aml sweet to all of us. GENERAL JOSEPHINE PEREZ-Jo She xujlportwl her xfhool at all times Pep Squad '35-'3S. COLLEGE PREP. S My pl EVANELL PERRY Ji- 1 ntlc, klllClbl'dl'ft'll, xwrrt, and goorl-r1aturr'cl-what coulzl be halter? l J Y COLLEGE PREP. C. PHIL PETERS A jolly word, a pleasant smilr, cL'z'ryl7ody'x frivml. Fencing '33-'34g Ass't Advertising Manager Class Playg General Sports Manager '36g Banquet Committee. COLLEGE PREP. MARGARET FRANCES PIXTON ' She always had a Cheerful hz'yl' for cweryone. GENERAL HARRY ANDERSON POOLE Harry was our of our famoux athlrtrs, popular with both boys and girlx. Football '34-'Hg Basketball '34-'35-,365 Regimental Adjutant ROTC. COMMERCIAL JEWEL PRATER-JUDY A girl who ix an axxvt to any sfhool br'cauxc of har rmfailing loyalty. Pep Squad '33-'34. COLLEGE PREP. ELMER PROPPER A jzrrxon with a jolly flixpoxition ix alwayx wvlz'omz'. Basketball '35-'36g H Club: Sergeant ROTC. GENERAL MAXINE PRUNER-PRUNES MLI,X'llIl' would go out of her way to help a friuml. I GENERAL -...gf 42 B... J r v We Hilslfjucoblfcaoliof 363 Iune 51,155 ANNIE PULLARA Annie plz-ati-il u lurgt- L-ircle of fricnzls wifb bar amiable disposition. COMMERCIAL ANDERSON QUISENBERRY--QUIZ Lift' is short, left br guy. Banquet Committee. COLLEGE PREP. CARMIZLA IKANDAZZO'-MILLIE Millit' bas quunfilivs of frirmlx for ber personality t zmzlzcx brr well likml. COLLI:GE PREP. L. M. RAVVLINSON A u,'rll-likvzl boy in ull rcxprrfx. GENERAL VIRGINIA RITTER In bm' our j't'tll' wifb IIX Virgfnin bax mmlv many frirmls. Pep Squad '35. COLLEGE PREP. MURRAY ROBERTS MIll'l'dj',X npr zuayx z'nliL'cm'rl many school at'liz'i!iz's. Cheerleader '54-'5Sg Dramatic Club ,325 Sergeant ROTC. COLLEGE PRIEP. -IENNIE MAE ROBERTSON-JIZAN Il was plcumnt lo ban- Ivnnir' Mau for u t'lllXXIl11Ifl'. GENERAL ELIZABETH ROISINSON-BILLY Sbr znuzlf' crcryonc around bcr happy. COLLEGE PREP. SUZANNE ROBINSON-suzng SIIZIUIIH' look flat' same' allifmlr' of liwly ll11l'l'l'5f Iowurrl frivmls and lvssons. Honor Society. , COLLEGE PRIZP. A f WH' KltlllIll'l'll bm' valln, plruxing llldlllll'l'. , J RUTH ALICE ROBLES rlxhplgvbbf U N COLLIZGI. PREP. FRANK RODANTE Frank could be dcpcmlml upon for anyibing ffm! was cxprrlcd of bim. ROTC COMMERCIAL LUSGAN RODDY Possmwl' of grrat il11c'llf'4'l and plruxing HldIIll4'I S Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. W -...,gf 43 Eg... ,ff !:,. l E I lj fj 1 I 1 O 9 f ' UND' gfw?-'u 1551. be lEIIIlISIL5DCC?DlIFC26lIil 363 june C lass ALBERT RODRIGUEZ Albert took an active part in anything for the good of Hillsborough. COLLEGE PREP. IGNACIO MARCOS RODRIGUEZ A frienzlly person who busierl himself with his own business. GENERAL SIMONA ROSENFELD An intellectual with a jiersonality. I-Lonor Societyg Banquet Committeeg Usher Class Play. . 1 ' COLLEGE PREP. I RUTH ROUSH lj . Ruth won many by wit and winning ways. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. RALPH RUSO, JR. f Full of pep ana' go, and a bit misrhieuous, too. j Fencing. COLLEGE PREP. WILLIAM EDWARD RUSSELL, JR.-BILL Bill always had a wiity remark anzl many friends. COLLEGE PREP. IIELEN RUTKIN Nothing sceniea' to worry Helen, she was ever reaily for a good time. Dramatic Club '35g Class Play. COLLEGE PREP. MARJORIE SAGE An earnest, faithful worker who was niec to eiferyone. COLLEGE PREP. MARY SANDRONA Iuilging by Mary's expression anyone would agree she's just right. Honor Societyg Pep Squad '34-'35. COMMERCIAL DELIA SANTOS'-SKEETS Delia impressed us all with her winning smile and sweet personality Pep Squad '33-'S 5. COMMERCIAL EDNA MAE SAUNDERS-ED A true and lasting frieiidsliip is formed when you meet her. COMMERCIAL EDWARD SCHOENECK--ED Edu made a name for himself by his brilliant playing on the basketball court. Football '34-'Hg Basketball '34-'35-'36, COLLEGE PREP. 44 ,Q I She ur Her brighl Through his xg 4 -513. 'U ws- f7Ze HillSfcDQIFcaa1mf36 Mfji Iune C lass MARTHA ANNE SCHONACRER-POLLY Her ready wit and sunny disposition made her a pleasant eompamon COLLEGE PREP. MARY ELIZABETH SEARS-BETTY ideriook everything with equal earnexlnesx and vigor. COMMIZRCIAL ANGELINA SEDITA-'ANGIE Angie,' neufr worried about unneressary ihingx but always seemed happy. Orchestra '34-'35-'36g Castillian Clubg Girl Reserves '34 COMMERCIAL MARIAN SEXTON-TINY smile and pleasant ways made her a pleaxant elassnzale. Pep Squad '3S. COMMERCIAL AMPARO SIMON-AMPIE A good nafured person is never out of plaee. COLLEGE PREP. ROBERT SIMS-BOB musical ability Bob has gained many new friends. Orchestra and Band '36g Class Play. COLLEGE PREP. JUANITA SLATEN-LOLLY PoP Iuanita had a smile for everyone and was well liked by all. COMMERCIAL ALBERTA SMITH-BERTIE Though quiei, she had a rharm which endeared her to her friends. Usher Graduation '35-'36g Class Pla Pep Squad '54. COMMERCIAL EDDYTH SMITH-Miss TAMPA Her beaufy, popularity, and charm were azlmilled by all. COMMERCIAL XVANDA LOUISE SMITH--NUTS Wanda xueeeeded in being congenial and friendly foward everyone. Iosephine COMMERCIAL JOHN ANTHONY SPOTO-TONY Anihony will never he lacking friends. Honor Societyg Public Speaking. COLLEGE PREP. JOSEPHINE C. SPOTO was pleasingly neal and atfrartizfe. COMMERCIAL -...,5f 45 BN.. yg Best Lookingg Best Physique Pfam U he lHliDlll,S'5lEDCODJ1FCffQsCl,3lIIilQ 36 I une C lass VIOLET ANGELINA SPOTO'ANGIE Few girls in Hillsborough could compare with Angie when it came to beauty. Ideal eyes, complexion and teeth. GENERAL BERNICE ARCOLA STANLEY-BEE Pep Squadg Glee Club, COMMERCIAL KATHLEEN STAPLETON-KITTY Kathleen was a likeable girl with plenty of friends. yi' COMMERCIAL VIOLA STEVEN S-MIDGET GENERAL DAVID G. STOCKY David was an admirable student and untiring worker. Honor Societyg First Lieutenant and Executixe Officer ROTC. COLLEGE PREP. THOMAS STOLTENBORG COMMERCIAL JOSEPHINE STONE We know that her remarkable 'musical talent will bring her much fame. Orchestra '34-'35-'363 Assistant Concert Master '34-'Sig Concert Master '36. M ' COMMERCIAL - NADIA STONE well-liked by everyone. COMMERCIAL LOUISE STROTHER Louise never appeared to be other than wholly agreeable. COLLEGE PREP. I . , WILLIAM STUBBINS-STUBBY I A young man of powerful potentialities. News Editor, Red and Black. . COLLEGE PREP. 3 JI If CHARLES WILLIAM STUMP l Charles was a faithful member of the orehestra. ' Orchestra and Band '34-'35-'36. pry' GENERAL ' K PAULINE SUAREZ COLLEGE PREP. ,., Ma, ? :L 1141! I Kr An exeellent student who had a smile for everyone. A blithe spirit that furnished enjoyment to others. He was diligent, earnest, and energetic-he will surely succeed. 4 ..,,,,.- vledifg' , Her sweet personality and good sportsmanship made her Pauline has good looks and a niee disposition to boast of. Usher Graduation '35-'36g Usher Summer School '3S. -45 46 E... . O Q f : if . I une Class LEROY M. SWEAT, JR.-SWEAT LcRoy's lift' inlcrvsl in cwrylhing made him an outstanding nzrmbrr of llac rlass. Football '34-'35g Basketball '34-'Hg Student Council '34-'35-'36g Class Playg Treasurer 'SSQ Junior Kiwaniang Best All-'roundg Thes- pian '36. COLLEGE PREP. ISABEL SWEGAN-IS A friendly person ulwuys has many friwuls. GENERAL SANFORD MORTON SWERDLIN-SANDY He lulkml a lol, yd ufr' usually lislnlczl. COLLEGE PREP. - WILBUR ALEXANDER SWINDAL Wilbur foolz if upon lvimsclf fo bf' friendly wilb vvcrylvozly. A First Lieutenant ROTC. 5 GENERAL ' MARY AGNES TIMMERMAN Mary had un intriguing fwinlzlz' in ber big brown Glee Club '34g Pep Squad '34. COMMERCIAL eyes. ANDREW PHlLLlP TORRES-SHUFFLIN' PHIL ' In all aviirifies Phil proved himself u Capable person. I Assistant Business Manager, Annualg Business Manager Class Playg '15 6 President of Senior Classg First Lieutenant ROTCQ Most Popularg l Most Accommodatingg Best Personalityg Class Crook. L E COLLEGE PREP. EUNICE TRANTHAM I Slat' gained many friends by bn' swrct wuys. I Pep Squad. COMMERCIAL ARTHUR TURNER X A popular boy wbosz' blonrl hair was arlmirru'-c'spc't'ialIy by ilu' girls. COLLEGE PREP. EDNA LILLIAN TURNER A suxcrt and good nulurml person wbo sprrufl sunshine u'br'rz'1'rr slu' wont. GENERAL GLADYS TURNIER-CRICKET Gladys was prompf anzl Careful in anyllning sbt' allcnlplml. Pep Squad. COMMERCIAL WILMER GREY TURNER Wilrvzcr was a quid sort of rlmp but rcsponsiblr and willing fo help, COLLEGE PREP. RICHARD TYLER A goml mzlurml boy l'l l'l1 if ln' wus l7uslJful. GENERAL Ae HHISEQ CCDIFCQCi9llI1 362 .- AL 5.11, Um, you-aU!f' X 1 N I, -..if 47 Eh- Qq ,I , psi. T. , 0.1. ,M we Erma,-mfg? he Hillsfhcooilrceolioll 36 ff? xfifjllx 51,9 5 . , I une C lass DORA VALDEZ As long as she holds on to her good nature she will sucveed. in this world of ours. COMMERCIAL ELOISE KATIE VARNES We needed more school supporters like Eloise. Glee Clubg Pep Squad. COMMERCIAL SALUSTIANO VASQUEZ A pal good and true-a gentlernanly lad. Honor Society. COLLEGE PREP. LIGIA VEGA Ligia was a good athlete, energetie and full of school spirit. 1 Basketball '35-'36. COLLEGE PREP. ROY VELASCO, JR.--LIT is Football ' 3-'34-'3Sg Basketball I34-'35-'36g Baseball '34-'35-'36g A versatile boy-first of all an athlete. All-statfplaotball Team ,345 All-stare Basketball Team '34g President Athletic Associationg Secretary Hi-Y Clubg H Clubg Captain Basket- ., ' x l' ball '36g Best Athleteg Ideal Smile. , 4' '- COLLEGE PREP. s ' by 1 . KENNETH VERNON Kenneth applied his splendid ability to worthy projects. resident '36g Treasurer Senior Classg Class Playg Feature Editor Annualg Ideal Mouth and Teethg Cheerleader '3Sg Tennis Team '34 COLLEGE PREP. LUCINDA VILLADONGA-crNuY A good sport, a fine friend-she rould be depended upon. Pep Squad '34. COMMERCIAL FRANK VILLAROSA Frank proved his remarkable ability as business manager of the Red and Blark. Honor Societyg Business Manager Red and Black. COMMERCIAL RAYMOND VOSSTBALDY Believed the world is made for fun and frolie. First Lieutenant ROTCg First Prize Art Contest. GENERAL LOUIS WADSWORTH-BUCK Louis always had this cute smile for everyone. GENERAL WILSON WAGGONER-BUDDY I Buddy lost no opportunity to do his best for Hillsborough. Student Council '34-'35-'36g President '36g Football '53-'34-'35g I Alternate Captain 'Sig Vice-president H Clubg Junior Rotariang J: Best Physique. ii COLLEGE PREP. MARIAN ELSIE WAGNER-DIZ Though quiet, she gained friends in her own, individual way. COMMERCIAL -..-'gf 48 lg..- Honor Societyg Student Council '34-'35-'36g Treasurer '3Sg Vice- ' +21 I aa lHllDlllSEjDC5DDIFCQC'6lIfill 3669 Iune C lass LOUISE WAINWRIGHT Her frivmls will never forget her originiality and wit. I Honor Societyg Wittiest. ff? COLLEGE PREP. ,Hz j ' ,r 1 . W' MARY RUTH WALKER 4 if , V! By diligvnre she will win her way. I , Honor Society. fi ' COLLEGE PREP. ' MARTHA WALLACE-MARTY Mu1'fha's swrff ways made her popular with all. Honor Societyg Business Manager, Annualg Executive Committeeg Usher Graduation '36g Usher Class Play '36g Sponsor ROTC5 Library '35-,36. COLLEGE PREP. RUTH ANN WALLER-RED Ru!h proved to be a faithful worker at all limos. Honor Societyg Dramatic Club '35-'36g Pep Squad '3S. com EGE PREP. NEIL WALTERS Nail was highly esteemed by all who knew him for his kindness, thoughlfulness, politeness anal most of all his friendliness. Snapshot Editor, Annualg Golf Team. GENERAL HOWARD WEST X y 1 Tall, dark, ana' handsome'-ancl wry popular. VA Best Dressed. 'NOK 6 COLLEGE PREP. 1 JEAN ELIZABETH WHEATLEY Likrd by hw frienzls-a'ilmi1'eil by her teachers is jean. Pep Squad ,33-'34-ISS. COLLEGE PREP. RAYMOND WILLIERS-RAY Always fouml wnzvthing good and something funny in ererylhing. COIVINIERCIAL PAUL WINSTON-CLEARWATER Paul gainml many friends in the shori time he was wilh us. COLLEGE PREP. DOROTHY VVIRT-DOT Dol's bright smile suggesis her disposition. GENERAL WILLIE ELMA XVOODHAM Ewr rongvnial and optimistic was she. COLLEGE PREP. l HERBERT WOOLF l The Rml and Black could use more gooil workers like Herbert. Circulation Staff, Red and Black. COLLEGE PREP. l ZW, 796 7 'a4,f h , .7231 fda ? 4 . ,aww -..agf 49 Ep. ,- ,1 :g ',ir -ww v' 'L pa aa I5If1llSlEJco31FcE.c'alIQf 363 7? I une C lass Graduates Wit ROBERT CORRAL ALLEN CULL BURTON DEDIEGO RALPH DIAZ THOMAS EDWARD GASKINS Always a lad f .X .X Inne C lass RUBY WYATT Rubyls rloarrn found expression in all sln' did. M Honor Societyg Pep Squad '35, ' COLLEGE PREP. f J BENNIE YEARGIN In his work on ihe Red and Black Bennie showed bis dependallilily Red and Black Staff. COLLEGE PREP. PHYLLIS YONTZ y and always out for a good time. Pep Squad '35, COLLEGE PREP. EUGENE FRANKLIN YORK Calm, cool, collected-a splendid athlete. Basketball '34-'35-'36g Captain ROTC. COLLEGE PREP. ' MARGIE YOUNG Z . Margie was a very friendly, interesting girl. COLLEGE PREP. rj A' , WINIFRED ZYTKOWIGZ-WINNIE Winifred was always smiling no matter when or where one saw her Red and Black Staff: Glee Club. COMMERCIAL bout Tiezfnres RITA HARRIS ROBERT JONES EARL WILBUR MARTIN ROBERT WILLIAM MILLER JOHN POVENZANO MARION HERBERT REGISTER -..QI 50 Ig..- + 1 x P W. ...DW . i Y , L. vw' +9 he Hillslbycoblfcaoliof 363 E: Summer C lass ROSS AGUIRRE Ross wraps himself in a mlm, quiet manner which bespeaks wisdam. COLLEGE PREP. JANIES ALEXANDER Ialnes proved a capable leader in the ROTC. Cadet Major ROTC. COMMERCIAL MARY ANN BARNES1LIGHTNING Always ready to meet her friends with a smile. COLLEGE PREP. CAROLINE BEACH Lost in the sea of matrimony. COLLEGE PREP. VIRGINIA BURNETT All who know her like her for her kind ways. I COLLEGE PREP. , 4jg4,,nA.4J - A . I ELLEN CAMPBELL ,J4A,nJ1L A light-fooled, level-headed lass. COMMERCIAL HAZEL DORMANY Her loss to the Red and Black will be felt greatly next fall. Advertising Manager, Red and Black. GENERAL JACK DOYLE Duty is sweet, yet pleasure is sweeter. COLLEGE PREP. DORIS EICHELBERGER Her wit makes others witty. COLLEGE PREP. SHIRLEY ESSRIG-sr-mu. Shirley's personality was one to rlaim distinrtion. Usher Graduation '36. GENERAL 3 .I ir N 'LZ -..gf S1 19..- El KN 2 Umm, 5 O 9 ' Z Tl S O CCEIFCSQEILAE O A A' A - - A v 'A' A ' ' Summer C lass AUDREY FULGHUM Andrey was a pleasant classmate and did her work well. GENERAL CESAR GONZALEZ Cesar never forgot to be agreeable. GENERAL JOSEPH GRECO Ioe's good work and pleasing manner made him a popular boy. COLLEGE PREP. ALICE MAE HILL Alice was jolly if anyone ever was. GENERAL EDITH DOROTHEA JONES-EDIE A silent promoter of any fun afoot. Pep Squad. GENERAL IRENE JUDD Irene was the sweet type of girl who has a pleasant word for everyone. GENERAL XG. ,f- Xl N LAURA FAYE KIRK Her shyness did not eoneeal a sweet disposition. COMMERCIAL ALBERT LOPEZ Albert has the necessary force to overcome obstacles. COMMERCIAL GLADYS PETERS A lovely rombination-red hair and blue eyes. COLLEGE PREP. OLGA RODRIGUEZ PEREZ Only Olga could make a wiseeraek to jill this spaee. Pep Squad '33-'34-'3 S. COLLEGE PREP. -..,.,gf S2 H..- We Hilsfo CQDIFC-2C'3lIfIlQ 363 . Summer C lass EVA PRINS A sweet girl whose lovely disposition is cridi-nerd by her smile. COMMERCIAL MARY ANTIONETTE SIMON-TRIX Mary enjoyed undisliuted populariiy among her many friends. Pep Squad '33-'34-'35. COMMERCIAL I-IOMER DANIEL SINGLETARY Homer's ability as a singer should bring him greal sutvess. Glee Clubg Music Festival ,35-'36g Soloist '35, GENERAL HAYWOOD SMITH--SMITTY His ambition was lo keep his companions continually amused. COMMERCIAL W. A. STRICKLAND Worth every ounfe his weight in galil . COLLEGE PREP. MARY VALDEZ Mary will always be remembered as a loyal supporter of Hillsborough activities. Castillian Club '36g Pep Squad '34-'35. COMMERCIAL BEN WATKINS Unanimous-Ben was a good sort of fellow. COLLEGE PREP. EVELYN HENRIETTA YOUNG Evelyn's nice manners and pretty clothes were imjzressiie enough. Best Dressed. GENERAL X I X Summer C lass Cjraduazfes Without Tictures CLIFFORD ALVES CANSUETO CASTELFIRO ELVIRA COLE EARL CRONIER JAMES CHARLES DOWNALL, JR. CHARLES FITCH JOHN ZAMBON WILLIAM MANCHEN ROBERT W. MURRAY STANLEY LYON SMITH DORIS TYNER HORACE WILSON HAMPTON WALLACE -..gf 5 3 +3....- Jflff ' ,sk gze HMSED CGDTQQQELMQ 36 --wif S4 Bw- We HiHSE53cQJ1EcQ61IQf 365 M SLENIQR B'S Q SENIOR B'S I f We Hilsllmwrcaammlq 365 JUNIOR A'S ' M JUNIOR A's 4 E+ We Hilsbwrcaxmrof 36 JUNIOR A's JUNIOR B'S S7 EM.- We HiIsJTDQ1FcafE1ri36 5 JUNIOR B'S SOPHOMORE A'S i f 1 O 9 We Hmlsbwrcacmml 365 SOPHOMORE A'S SOPHOMORE A'S 4 E+ li o Q 5726 Hnlsfmvifcafam 36 SGPHOMORE A's b 1 Y SOPHOMORE B,S q -...,gf 50 yy..- 926 HiHsEDQ1fcaamm1Q36 r w 1 w SOPHOMORE B,S 1 SOPHOMORE B'S -wif 61 Ep.- H5 .A MQ ix 6 HiISEDcoJ1FQ6a1IQ1q 363 Tl-IE DUICE LOVE uv Ewan x' X R Yay .sqejq , hx , V UN 5 woe 15 me ! Mya Mgt fxzlx -So A TYPICAL nano WHAT ? vv -si Q ' 'i' fi VB. . .. ' A-. 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Graham, xl. l'1utehinson, Mr. Ross, Sporiior. tudent Council The Student Council. the student governing body of the school, is eomposed of ,mine seniors, six juniors, and three sophomores ehosen by their respective classes. It meets once a week and discusses the problems confronting the students. The main problems handled by this group this year were: l. Order in the lunch lines, 2. Traflie on the stairwaysg 5. Fostering of school spirit, 4. As a special accomplishment, the revival of the Red and Black. Ollicers during the hrst semester were: president, I,yvonne Clinton, viee-president, George Hayman, secretary, Katherine Graham, treasurer, Le-Roy Sweat. Orlieers who served during the first semester were: presi- dent, W'ilson W'aggoner: viee-president, Kenneth Vernong secretary, Katherine Graham, treasurer, Irene Hutchinson. Members, first semester: Charlotte liryant, Lyvonne Clin- ton, Helen Del Valle, Marguerite Diaz, Caroline Iidwardx Katherine Graham, lfleanor Hayman, George Hayman, Irene Hutchinson, Tony jiminez, Aloe Murrell, Hazel Norris, Bert Stephens, LeRoy Sweat, Pearle Tyler, Kenneth Vernon, Nvilson Whiggoner, Mary Illizabeth West. Members, seeond semester: Zoe Bowman, Lyvonne Clinton, Robert Clinton, Caroline Edwards, john Graham, Katherine Graham, xl. IS. Grirlin, lileanor Hayman, Irene Hutchinson, .lane Hutchinson, Benny Lane, T. R. Mims, W'inifred Parham, Hilda Sweat, LeRoy Sweat, Kenneth Vernon, XVilson W.lg- goner, Mary Iilizabeth West. -..gf 65 Ei.-- wid WW BROCK far' Sf' K KL EN . ve-5 45, fillfgykiriifgtanf Ziff, E, S Cciftczacif NAKGUERITE DEYOR I O 5fem'6L?5jvY?dAi.ior ERNESTINE HLONZO Art Epicfow HILSBOKEAN 1956 gcfzfonifcffaf 'KENNETH VER ,9'ea:62z,rfe Qdfgtwf- NON QQJQNEJ WQLUAM ENC.JNO5Px , 7'j,fLQ'f:? X. NEIL WALTEl?S. .Sn a?f2S.0o'6 Sdifof MR CHARLES ROSS E '.. 0 415 ALLIXC' ,,+Qca,2zQ,y Acfvrs' Y' X 4' ww W ws Mew Gffeo HILSIBOREAN 1936 I usfizejs 5 1221? I PHIL. TORRE5 ' ALDA IRWIN ,lss't7,Bza,s 1L9zessJ1'ljr - I ,fLssZ2,Ac6zfereiLs1,n My I ADVERTISING ANDSvBScmP'r: on SOLlccToR5 OTH7' LEWIS HARRY OT B ER S ELLEN Lzvaks-rf N AYALJI JIMMIE BUCK, EARL Moana I N ov' o 3'AcK DOYLE. MARIAN HANcocK LYVONNE CLINTON, CAROLINE EDWARDS! ODRKS EICHF-LBERGER, FRANCES FARMER! JACK MOLCHQS JIMMIE 0 NEAL. ,I Ag le HiHsIEDomfc2Lolmf36 Honor Society 'l'ln- Iifrm-I1 lu-11-1-Ill ul' thu sllulcllls in grzuluating L-lass having the high' MICMISICICS IN JVNIC - f I.yv0llm- Vlinton, Siuumzl Iiosm-1ut'vId, I,o1'4-Hu 4-Nt uw- ago: um svln-vt:-41 for lmfxnlwvrsllilv in Ihr Nzlliuuzll Honor Society Fzlrr, 1'l1zn'le, 11'n-tuamlez, Louise Clark, Mary Ruth NValker, Mary Bragg, mlmimf tlnlr Senior ywur. 'Flu' highewl four, Vzmlmliz-lox'i.z1n, Salutaturian, l'urolinv l'hlwu1'1ls, l1'rzu1m-s Fzlrmor, llclun Milvlwll, Franlk Yillauoszx, First I-lssnyim z1mlSvrnml ldssayiwt are sm-axkers at vommenvellxeut, The Szlluslizulo Yzxsnlurz, Matilda Mur1im'z, Mary Sumlrullal, Huogu In-nliv, Ilmlor Sur-ivty oqzzlllim-S, 1-ln-L-ts otlim-vw, and ull members rereive plus bear- .lc-ssiv Kvllcr. Suzanlxv liohinson, .Kutlmlly Swim, Maury l 1'ul1w-s 0'lim'1'y, ing llu- Honor Swim-Wy vmlnlvln. Utlirvrw in .lzllulzwy xwrs-: .lolm Voniglio, .Iolm Alulvrsoxx, l4nYvl'xw l'ln-lm-xxx, livnlu-111 Vvrxmn, Rulmy Wyatt, F1'zlm'l-.4 gm-sinlvlllg In-ilu Jzlc-Iisull, x'ir'0-vrmwixlx-III: 'Pony I'llllul'zl, SL'l'l'9l?ll'yj Verrmn Ilrokau, Amlolfzx Iliax, .loselrlxine Vuslvllzulo, D:lvi4l Slovliy. Iilllh Ann Muurv. 1l'oa1sl1x'v1'. Ufrif .- rs in ,Iulw xwrv: lim-ruie Amlolson, presislentg Waller, Lk-lloy Sxwzn. lh-mllwn Iiroclmzly, Ruih lla-ilu, Sirk Castvllanu, Iiohorl lizlsrivl, vir-4--p.n-Si4ln'nt3 livnm-th V4-Ilxmn. SHl'I'l'lill'Yj John Amier- Lollisn- NVz1i1ml'iglll. 1'lmrlvs Uzlstullalxo, Mzlrthzl XValllzu'o, Enmnx lluulw, sun, hmmm-I, I.usgam llonldy. Imlnthy Salvo. Iris Morgznl, Ilobbiv l'rmw, Hull: Rmwlx. 6 3 +3,.,.- vi ' O 6 Q , U Q. , le Einlslbvcpfcaelim 356 ,IVNIC Ill4:lIICS'l' V:xlLwIic'tu1'i:m, lim-miv ,Mlm-Iwu: Szllluzllwiml. Ruin-1-1 liusrivll F1151 lfl.-sayin, liaxtln-rinc Hrzllxzuug Svvnmi livaxylst, Many .lim-pllu Hzllun Alliyllzlfjlis IX ,lAxxl',xliY lqm-mxsl l',1ynp, ,lvxlim Ifvlin-inmv, l'uIl.n',x, Alilw lim:-vhs. lflmwu liuhlvs. .Juv Yillzrum, Vymluizn Mzuunul hwluvwz, llnrlulm Iluuciuv, lNlm'i4-1.l:1 Ilulmvs, llvmu-lx 'luh-in. Ilan-l ll.ul1m1, llnmlvx' It-uhh-s, lh-In-n Iluvmfr, Zulu lhlllain, lmllg lumlingg, Yvlxmu Slmuw-, Align-In Nlmwaxxmn. 'l':rm Smiplnun, JAN! .HU Illhlllahl Xr1ImIut:'r1.1n. Jnlm tunlglmg hnluluv-wxzxlm, .lunwf lmfluu: l-'irsi l'I,4wilXisI, Ln-ilu .lnnliwullg H1-mlnl Iieszlyi-I, Gail Illlrvlvll. 5 -.C.,,3f 5 9 ' Q 1 if H ae Ihjifliisihycobibcfiacelifligfvv it JANUARY CLASS PLAY 'fslqidding' By AURANIA ROUVEROID Presented in School Auditorium, Tuesday Evening, December 17, 1935 CAST OF CHARACTERS AUNT MILLY, an unmarried school teacher - - - Rosalie Edelstein JUDGE HARDY - - - - - ---- - Robert Hugblett MRS. HARDY, the mother - - - - Ernestine Woodard MARION, the unmarried daughter - - WAYNE TRENTON ----- GRANDPA HARDY ----- ESTELLE, a married daughter - - - MYRA, another married daughter - - ANDY, the young son ---- STUBBINS, a friend - - -1 ---- - - - DIRECTED BY MRS. MILDRED SIMMS Eileen O'Hara Lincoln Dowell Clarence Harris Georgia Mitchell Marjorie Hamlin Spencer Dirnond - Tony Pullara BUSINESS MANAGER ---------- Harry Waggoner STAGE MANAGER - - - - - Allen Cull ' -..Qi 70 Bw..- I 3 he Hilsfhconreco aairfif , 65 r JUNE CLASS PLAY Growing Pains By AURANIA ROUVEROL Presented in School Auditorium, Thursday Evening, May 14, 1936 r CAST OF CHARACTERS GEORGE MCINTYRE - - LeRoy Sweat BRIAN - - Kenneth Vernon TERRY MCINTYRE - - Edzlyth Smith OMAR - - - Billy Handley MRS. MCINTYRE - - LaVerne Clemons HAL - - - - Earl Moore PROFFESSOR MCINTYRE - Jimmie O'Neal PETE - -I - - - Nick Castellano MRS. PATTERSON - - - Helen Rntlzin PRUDENCE - - Lyvonne Clinton ELSIE PATTERSON - - Ligia Gonzalez PATTY - - - - - Ilyf jones TRAFFIC OFFICER - - Bernie Adelson JANE ---- - Charlotte jones DUTCH ------- Bob Sims MIRIAM ------ Isabel Gullo VIVIAN ---- Karolyn Patterson Gnexts at the Melntyre Party: Mabel Joyner, Evelyn Hayman, Martha Milholland, Mary Sandrona, Allen Cull, Frank Klein, Miles Bierce. DIRECTED BY Miss THELMA JONES Business Manager - - -I ----- PHIL TORRES Stage Manager - - - - MILES BIERCE -..gf 71 fy..- WZ FmTiHSE1cQ31Fca6lIQ. 36 Go Terriers! Ga! Wcunhits , f 1 1 -7 K si' .Y H1 if-. Qi-xy, K Q i xy mx 1 ii win ,mx ,iw 1 f x 'fl H1 will-fi x :Q fa if - 1 .41 X Hazel Dormany, Caroline Edwards, Lucie Marsh, Vernon Moore, Mr. Cashel, William Stubbins, Frank Klein, Frank Villarosa, Lincoln Dowell. .2 -Mai 72 yaw- ei A '08 WM ta Hilisslfa eatttaestof 356 Staffs Revived by popular demand after a two years absence, the Red and Black has developed into a paper of which any school would be proud. Since there was no journalism class the Hrst semester, all the work was clone by ambitious students who had practically no experience. Mr. Raymond Cashel, a new member of the faculty and sponsor of the paper, selected from these students a capable staff which has served faithfully during the year. Vernon Moore, news editor, and Lincoln Dowell, FIRST SEMESTER Editor-in-chief ----- Caroline Edwards News Editor - - - - Vernon Moore Sports Editor - - Lincoln Dowell Exchange Editor ----- Lyvonne Clinton Reporters: Aileen Berry, Joe Guggino, Frank Klein, Angelo Massaro, Lucie Marsh, Mabel Joyner. Tylbists: Emily Frances Jarret, Katherine Fraser Business Manager - - - - Frank Villarosa Advertising Manager - - - Hazel Dormany Circulation Manager ---- John Coniglio Advertising Solicitors: Edith Keathley, Cynthia Toledo, Doorow Gantt, Oscar Brown. Circulation: Herb Woolf, Ruth Roush, Alfred Taylor, Alvin Smith, Mary Sears, Bob Miller, Margaret Rey, Bennie Yeargin, Mary Jones, Oscar Brown, john Coniglio, Joe Ellison, Mary Robles, Dan Young, and Foy Wilkes. Sponsor ------- Raymond Cashel sports editor, graduated in January and their places were filled by William Stubbins and Frank Klein. A journalism class was organized the second sem- ester and members of this group were added to the staff of the paper. This class is intended to train students to fill positions on the staff when ex- perienced members graduate. A great deal of credit for the success of the undertaking is due to Mr. Cashel for his fine management of the paper and instruction of the students. SECOND SEMESTER Editor-in-chief - - -i - - Caroline Edwards News Editor - - William Stubbins Feature Editor ------- Lucie Marsh Sports Editor ------- Frank Klein Reporters: Mabel Joyner, LaVerne Clemons, Sarah Worth, Jose Yglesias, Bennie Yeargin, and Velma Pate. Typists - - Emily Frances jarret, Nadia Stone. Business Manager ----- Frank Villarosa Advertising Manager ---- Hazel Dormany Circulation Manager ----- Foy Wilkes Advertising Staff: Sarah Worth, Helen Springer, Velma Pate, LaVerne Clemons, Mary Sandrona, Jose Yglesias, Bennie Yeargin, Winifred Zyt- kowicz, Catherine Sandlin, Brenelle Mobley, Karl Brown, Catherine Capello, Dorothy Henry, Argentina Fernandez, Mayhew Ingram, Jose- phine Capitano. Circulation Stag: Mary Sears, Mary Robles, Herb Woolf, Albin Smith, Mayhew Ingram, Karl Brown. Sponsor ------- Raymond Cashel JOURNALISM CLASS ' -..H 7 3 B..- We lhlillslotootfce elijif 3561 MUMBLRS: Helen Rutkin, Nwillic Lee Kennedy, Martha Milholland, James Pickens, Jimmy Wfoodruff, Madeline Nelson, Joyce Kehoe, Marie Croft, llyf jones, Allen Cull, Hilda Sweat, Bert Stephens, Nell Green, john Anderson, Frank Klein, Homer Singletary. OTHLRS: Amando Dias, Elmo Weeks, N. Strickland, Aileen Berry, Donald Adams, Tony jiminez, Ralph Young, Emmett O'Barr, Sylvia Kirkconnell, Benny Lane, Charles Flynt, Muriel Caldwell, Nancy Allen, Ernest Alee. Hillsborough Masquers Plays produced in 1935-1936-A Night at an Show, The Dummy, The Forfeit, Two Crooks and Inn, Sham, The Pot Boiler, Jack and Jill and a a Lady, The Ghost Story, Playing with Fire, The Friend, A Fan and Two Candlesticks, The Medicine Giant's Stair. Al Tanner, 1JI'l'Si1,l'Ilfj Bert Stephens, 1'irr'-pr'r'siu'f'f1lg Aileen Berry, xzvrelaryg Hilda Sweat, bzzximfxx manager, Elmo Weeks, ir'r'axzzrr'rg Nell Green. anonal Thesplans HIL1.s1soRoUoH TROUPE, Major Production of 1936, The Pnfsyf' -..ggi 74 1.3.....- Q ' v E I A Hnlslfatcplfteramtel 365 9. C , A Q f a, A - - ,, 6 O it - - Orchestra Ml:MBl5RS-IVY Fox, Carl Cordell, Horace Hackney, W. E. Bean, Charles Stump, Ruth Vickers, Betty jones, Beryle Murray, Irene Gowing, Charlotte Roberts, Angelina Setlita, June La Hayne, Richard Hiller, Paul Spoto, Albert Felicione, Hermer Kleinehammer, Richard Lyman, Wilbur Eaddy, Jerry Ward, Ena Faye Jett, Zane Mason, joe Tudisco, Earnest Puleo, Billy Mathis, Harry Parham, Leila Jackson, Burton Dedicgo, FIRST PLACE MUSIC FESTIVAL 1935-CLASS A. Wwe p '1l'f'7 :f i........f I EMWW Bob Sims, Billy Handley, Vincent Castanedn, Karolyn Patter- son, Gordon Hope, Daisy Lee Roberts, Josephine Stone, LeRoy Sweat, Cesar Gonzalez, Floread Brown. liulavee jame- son, Charlie Brown, Mary Callura, Catherine Sandlin, Paul Hobbs, Jeanette Linn, ,Ioyce Kronk, Grace Kellener, joe Dowell, Ed Nichols, Carroll Courtney. DIRILCTOR: Amado Delgado. SILCOND PLACII MUSIC Fl-.STIVAL 1936-Cmss A. lil! Band --wtf 75 i Hlillvb 36 e Il S CCEILDCQCETIQ. O T o Q CAPTAIN STAFF SERGEANT WALTER F. DALLAS B DELANGE HUNDLEY R. O. T. C. For the Hrst time in the history of THE I-IILSBOREAN we dedicate a portion of its pages to a school military unit. Hillsborough's Reserve officers Training Corps was estab- lished in September of 1935 by the United States government. Captain Walter H. DeLange, a man who has had years of experience in ROTC activities was put in charge of the unit with Staff Sergeant Dallas B. Hundley assisting him. The unit is composed of two battalions consisting of two companies each. Each company is made up of approximately one hundred men. The seniors and those who had previous military experience were appointed officers for the first year. The fundamental object of establishing Reserve Officers Training Corps is the teaching of military subjects and the futhering of national defense by the development of military leadership which will be available to the nation in time of War. While there are direct military advantages to the nation recognized and understood as such, there are also certain im- portant by-products of our ROTC training which accrue to the individual as a citizen. Among these may be mentioned: a high sense of honor, courtesy and fair dealing with one's fellowmen, self-respect, responsibility, courage in meeting one's daily problems, physical development and many others. Four months after its establishment the Corps was given an informal inspection by Colonel Gordon Catts, the officer in charge of ROTC affairs in the Fourth Corps Area. Colonel Catts was well pleased with the unit as a whole and gave us a satisfactory rating. The majority of the officers were rookies', at the begin- ning of the year but under the careful training of Sergeant Hundley they soon became able leaders. On March 27, 1936, the Corps was formally inspected for the first time by Major Otto Lange. The inspection was held on the school campus. The boys paraded in full uniform, led by the school band while the student body and the faculty watched from the bleachers. Wie have not received our rating for this inspection yet. The officers who became so devoted to the ROTC and are now graduating are very proud to know that they will be looked upon by future Cadets as the pioneers of the Corps. It is in their behalf that we now wish the best of luck to our future ROTC and may it develop into the best ROTC unit in the South. CADET COLONEL JAMES W. O,NEAL HONORARY CADET COLONEL ' EVELYN LIGHTSEY 76 'A Ae HiHsEDQJvcaelm1q365 15171 1 .,, J. f .xx - Y - 1413. N11x41olxjxx11s W. All xlx N111 ll Mxlolx F111 lm S11 xx ,Xlx'l Sfw11,xr11': QjXR0l 1Nl liIlXX'.XKllS Sjwluur: Mlxlx'1'll.x Wfxl 1 xcl COLONITI. STAFF Cix11'1.x1N l'1llSl'IlUINlt'K, c:Xl'l'XlN Ilxlxlxx' Pool 1 , lIx1 l.x1N li. B. Mulxlll 1 , QZOI owl 1, 'IlMlx1ll O'Nl Xl , 1.11 u'1'l Nxrvl XXIII llulx Sxx'1N1m.x1 , 51,11 Mvxkl. 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Sxilififwifvfv .77MQ f11B wppgfwrfj EIGHT G 0105- . -Mgf 78 f3...,.- fu. - ' K J We IHIiHsIEncoo1fcexaA11i1Q 36 -.e.,g.f 79 kgs..- We Hilskacobrcaalmlq 369 -..gf 80 agp..- Ae JEIiHSEDQQDlFCfE2cElI.lq36 iffnsv' PLATOOIV CBMPJNY 0 ELLIS NHWTGAQ PLATDDN LEADERJ H0w'Al7D COPE A'55i57'.4N7' PLATUGN LEADEFI 58065607 ZENO S7'.44.zvaKff.'f f, Ansar' 601055 SERGEANT 01-ldfnczs c1IS:fez,LA1vo, LEFYSQIIUEIY CGPTANV spofvsafr 596565 YORK 007' 611 no Y A sc coggtgmfggz mm' fvwnw Resin-sn, fuurvou Leaoaffg fr. awf f-fu.Lme, ASSISTANT PLATOON 1.5495 fig 5Emgcu:fvr pm-nv olsemrsg xwanv' awoej Sexmfsmvr Gemma GAIYCII, Leff Gmai- -.,.,5f 81 igh.- I Q.. K r Wm in 'Huw A' if 1 ' x x x ,., A : . Q 4.,A A' Al ATHLETICS le llellillslbxonrcesitof 365 Football COACH WILLARD JOHNSON The 1935 edition of Hillsborough's big red team de- veloped into- one of the strongest high school football teams in the South. The season's record, including two hard post-season games, showed eight wins, a tie, and two losses. This imposing record was made against the strongest oppo- sition faced by any Hillsborough team in almost a decade. For over two weeks after the opening day of practice the gridders were forced to work-out on the low Memorial Junior High school field, which was practically under water because of the hard rainy season that set in on that first day of practice. Because of this setback and still more because of the fact that several players suffered injured ankles as a re- sult of the slippery field, it was late in the season before the Terriers reached their top form and strength. Pre-season dope installed the Terrier team as a sure bet for the Big Ten title. This was due to Coach Johnson's having six lettermen returning, along with many promis- ing reserves from the previous season's squad. These lettermen were Kenneth Adelberg, J. B. Griffin, Victor Hatch, Alfred Massey, Roy Velasco, and Wilson Waggoner. But the afore-mentioned iiriuries, most of which were confined to the injuries of the players' ankles and one of which injuries was suffered by Lit Velasco, all-state quarter-back of the 1934 team and the man upon whom Coach Johnson was depending for very much offensive strength, played havoc with the fortunes of the team in three important games. It was against Robert E. Lee Of Jacksonville, St. Petersburg and Lakeland's Dreadnauzhts that the Terrier eleven felt their handicap mo-st seriously. They lost to Lee and Lakeland, and, though they outplayed St. Pete's Green Devils throughout that,contest, that cer- tain scoring punch, which was theirs after the Lakeland game, was not with the Terrier machine that day. The result was a 0-0 tie. After the hard-fought -Lakeland contest which the Dreadnaughts captured, 7-0, the Terriers reached unbeat- able form. It was on September 28, at Plant field, that the Terriers launched their football season against a strong Clearwater High School eleven. The Terriers had to extend them- selves to their utmost in beating the Pinellas county boys, 14-6. The following week the Terriers journeyed to Sarasota to eke out a 6-0 victory over the Sailors in a night game. In this game, played on a poor gridiron which was full of holes, the Terrier's stubby full-back, George Middleton, suffered an injured ankle. He saw little action during the remainder of the season. On Saturday afternoon of the following week, the Ter- riers trampled Palmetto High School by a 25-0 seo-re. That was the best showing the Terriers had made up to that time. On the next Friday, the Terriers came from behind to win by a 26-6 score from Plant City High School's Planters. The Plant City boys outplayed the Terrier team during the first half but could not cope with the brand of football the Terriers brandished during the final half, with Orihuela and Hatch running roughshod through the Planter line. The efficiency Coach Johnson had worked into the Ter- rier machine, since the rainy season, was missing when the Terriers clashed with a strong team of Robert E. Lee Generals from Jacksonville. The red-jersied Terriers were completely outplayed that afternoon and lost the game, 12-0. The Terriers were led by A1 Massey and Jimmy Riveiro, guards in the line. Kelly and Orihuela stood out in the backfield. On November 2, the Terriers journeyed to St. Peters- burg for their annual tilt with the Green Devils of St. Pete High. Although they outplayed their heavier opponents, the Hillsborough eleven could not produce enough scoring punch to push across a single score. Hillsborough put up a perfect defense, with guards Massey and Riveiro. substitute end Dunbar, and Vic Hatch, fullback, bearing the brunt of it. The Terriers put on display an effective pass- ing attack, being successful in half of its fourteen tries. November 9, L. S. Wheeler broke off tackle for a 38- yard touchdown jaunt to give Lakeland a one-touchdown victory over Hillsborough. The game, played at Plant field, was a hard-fought contest from the outset. In this game Lit Velasco flashed for the first time of the sea- son the form that made him the outstanding quarterback in the state the previous year. His punt returning was outstanding. Adelberg, Griffin, Waggoner, and again Al Massey stood out in the Hillsborough forward wall. Hatch and Velasco led the Terrier backs. One week later, an improved Terrier eleven defeated a strong Pensacola High eleven in Pensacola while the mercury hovered not too far above the freezing point. The Terriers cut loose with a first half' attack that netted them thirteen points and then held the powerful Pensacola aggre- gation to seven points in the last half to come out of that contest the victors, 13-7. With that game the Ter- riers came into their own. It marked the beginning of a. four game win streak over the hardest kind of opposition faced by a Terrier team in about a decade-wins over Pensacola, Plant, the University of Tampa freshmen, and the prep champions of Central New York State, Utica Free Academy's eleven. Next in the line of events for the Hillsborough team was a glorious and convincing Turkey Day triumph over Hills- borough's arch rivals, Plant I-Iigh's Panthers. The Panthers were generally regarded as favorites to take the annual battle. The usual pep meetings, parades, and excitement out-did anything of the past. It was a typical Thanksgiving Day crowd that saw the two evenly matched teams battle on fairly even terms until late in the first period. Then it was when Lit Velasco returned one of Plant's punts to the Panther fifteen yard marker. Hillsborough's backs drove the ball to thc one yard stripe before Plant took the ball on downs. -....,g5f 85 RW.- x Ae Hillslocorcefamfwv Early in the second quarter, three Terriers broke through the Plant line and blocked Billy McDuffie's punt and the ball rolled out of the end zone for an automatic safety, giving Hillsborough two points. After the kick-off Hillsborough advanced the ball quickly to Plant's one yard line from which point Velasco carried the ball over for a touchdown. Hillsborough led 8-0. The attempted kick for extra point was wide. In an almost equally short time the Terriers pushed over another touchdown. This resulted from a drive, which was climaxed when Henry Orihuela dashed the final twenty yards for the score. Masscy's try for extra point was good. The next and last touchdown of the game was scored by the Panthers in the fourth quarter. The field, having been made dangerous and slippery by a shower during intermission, the Terriers were content to wage a de- fensive battle during the last half. After the Plant conquest, the Terrier eleven began pointing towards the Kiwanis Club's New Year's Day game. Utica Free Academy of New York was chosen to invade the state. In order to keepl from growing stale, the boys them- selves arranged the contest with the Tampa U. frosh. The proceeds from the contest went toward sweaters for the members of the two teams. The freshmen, boasting a highly formidable record, were led by Dick Spoto, a former Terrier. In addition to their twenty pound weight advantage to the man, the Baby Spartans also had the advantage of experience on their side. The Terriers took up with the strong freshman team where they left od' with Plant. They won one of the greatest grid battles yet waged on Plant Field, a 14-13 upset victory, which came late in the fourth quarter. After Bill Roberts' 23 yard touchdown run through the center of the Spartan line, which tied the score at 13-13, Al Massey kicked the extra point. Following the victory over the Spartans, the Terriers bent their every effort to the task of bettering their form to cope with the Utica eleven's highly touted attack. Reams of words came out of the north tooting Utica. The team was undefeated in the nine games played up to the time of their New Year's clash in Tampa. Both teams took the field that sunshiny afternoon with their full strength. Utica drew first blood with its touchdown drive which was culminated with Roczen's nine yard off tackle thrust in the last part of the first half. The try fo-r extra point was blocked. The Terriers retaliated with a score in the third quar- ter. The Utes had been driven back deep into their ter- ritory. When fmally the Terriers forced the Utica team to punt, they swarmed the Utica punter, Kazmer Roczen, and blocked the punt. Sweat, Terrier end, scooped up the ball and crossed the goal line for a Terrier touchdown. Massey calmly swung his educated toe into the pigskin in an attempt for extra point and Hillsborough shortly afterward led 7-6! With this hard-fought victory over the Yankees, Hills- borough ended a highly successful football seaso-n. The work of Massey, particularly in this contest, estab- lished him as the outstanding guard in the state. Adel- berg, all-state tackle, played his usual bang-up game. By this time, the Terrier was indeed a very powerful and smooth-working high school football team and it ap- peared that they could go on and on, taking all kinds of prep school opposition after the triumph over Utica. Throughout the season, the Terrier squad kept up its optimism, although the adverse conditions under which they often carried on would have furnished ample reason for growing discouraged. Assisting Coach Johnson in the excellent coaching job he accomplished were, as usual, Assistant Coach Walter Burrell, and early in the season, Dick Bettis. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent and Place We They Sept. 28 Clearwater-Plant Field iTampaJ - 14 6 Oct. 4 Sarasota-Sarasota ------- 6 0 Oct. 12 Palmetto-Plant Field fTampa,J - - 25 0 Oct. 18 Plant City-Plant City - - - - 26 6 Oct. 26 Robert E. Lee fJax.J- Plant Field fTampal- 0 12 Nov. 2 St. Petersburg--St. Petersburg - - - 0 0 Nov. 9 Lakeland-Plant Field fTampaJ - - 0 7 Nov. 16 Pensacola.-Pensacola - - 13 6 Nov. 28 Plant-Plant Field fTampaJ - - 15 7 POST-SEASON Dec. 20'Tampa U. Freshman- Plant Field fTampa.l 14 13 Jan. 1, '36 Utica Free Academy lUtica, N. YJ -Plant Field iTampaJ 7 6 ---if se lie-- we Hilslb CODIf9C?21.C'ElIfQlQ 363 : -1' 'LE my Swan- A rght end. e mx oaopsagv ' ' ml-VK Biff' ROY 922211800 Qu az-fkerbacr :Zines River R0 rghivjmaz-'QL E0 SCIIOENECK Quan-2-e7+be.cx Q A311 87 Elf--M ie HEISEQQQDIECQCELIQLQ 361 3, IVICK AIIFDLI Zefijuar-A. ff y A110544 z?'?lf,+'l5f,s we 650165 MIDDLETDN ' -full back BILL 0085873 I-.766 .64 2f6dc7I: 45 nk 1 R HEA'6m7'A'oasa,v rylvi' -iam-le, 4705 !7?'6'1fffQ'L urdvr- mmf f2',,,,y2,-L ,gf gg Egg..- . We HilIsllDccm1rceeimf36 Line-Left to Right: Ulma Dun.bar, Herbert Robson, Benny Lane, Joe Murrell, W. E. Kinnard. Barnum Epperson, and Walter Frederick. Backs--Left to Right: Mike Clementi, Ed Schoeneck, Mahon Myers, J. D. Mott, and Doug Kelly. Reserves These were the boys who generally stood by, always ready for duty when the varsity showed signs of weaken- ing or for any reason needed replacement. They fo-rmed a potent reserve and continually kept the varsity on the go in the fight to maintain their positions. They, with those of the varsity who had not seen action in the Thanksgiving Day game with Plant, scored a hard- fought victory 0-ver a similar group from Plant's squad. The score was 6-0. Most of these fellows will be back next year. They will return for a great fight for positions on what should prove an even greater Hillsborough football eleven. Backs-Left to Right. Wallace Goodwin, Carlo-s Urgarte, Cecil Webb, Vernie Johnson. Line. W. L. Turner, Fingar, Conrad Johnston, Robert Clinton, Henry Van Petten, Glenn Turner, Ray Jones. Pup The major Dart of this group was comprised of first year men. They proved to be one of the most promising Pup teams turned out in a long time. This was shown by the record made against the opposition which they were able to find. The regular reserves were unsung heroes. These Squad WGFE greater unsung heroes. They fo-rmed the practice opposition to the varsity. They too, took part in that 6-0 victory over Plant High's reserves. Not all the Pups are shown. -..if 3 9 Et..- N .2 32 lfilillslbncoblrceecelifl Q 363 4 BF' . H Club Hillsborough's H club has taken great strides this year in the very difficult task of regaining the influential position it once held in Hillsborough. During the earlier part of the term the cluwb was held together by a few seniors. These were led by Beans York, president, Buddy Waggoner, vice-president, Ed. Schoeneck, secretary, and LeRoy Sweat, treasurer. This spring the club has made most of its progress. Many new members were taken in. As the annual goes to press, another group of boys is being tapped into the club. The club planned a dance which is to be given May 16 at the Legion Casino. The club chose Jane Combs, Katherine Graham, and Charlotte Peerman to sponsor the affair. Oiicers for next year are: Victor Hatch, president, J. B. Griiiin, vice-president, Mahon.Myers, secretary, and George Middleton, treasurer. Membership to the club is limited to lettermen. If the program is carried out as planned, the club will certainly regain the former position in this school's affairs it has enjoyed in the past. H Club Boys Are: George Williamson, Arnette Taylor, Herbert Robson, Ed. Schoeneck, J. B. Griiiin, Henry Orihuela, Benny Lane, George Middleton, D. J. Clark, W. E. Kinnard, Joe Murrell, Elmer Propper, Harry Poole, Wilson Waggener, Jack Goodson, Pete Schiro, Victor Hatch, Mahon Myers, Barnum Epperson. 90 We lblillslbicobltceaelinf 36 . T Basketball Resume Hillsborough's 1936 basketball team, in spite of the fact that it lacked an essential to every great cage team-height, was great enough to win the city, county, and west coast basketball titles. In their final performance, the cagers, called my flea circusi' by their coach, Willard Johnson, showed their strength by falling before Orlando High's five, 1936 Florida state champions only after a thrilling, closely contested, extra period contest in the first round of the state tournament. The team started the season with a display of teamwork that carried it to the top of the Big Ten. When the season was more than half over, the team was slowed up greatly by an epidemic of flu. During this epidemic the team fell from the top of the Big Ten to third place. Hillsborough finished the season in third place behind Andrew Jackson and Orlando high schools. The highlights of the season were the two victories over Plant High's cagers, which won the city title for Hills- borough and virtually cinched the county cham- pionship for the second straight year. The team was not outstanding because of the performance of any one man but because of its smooth team work. The first team was composed of Schoeneck and McNenney, forwards, York, center, and Poole and Velasco, guards. Velasco was elected honorary captain at the end of the season. To the B team likewise, should go praise. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT WE THEY 1936 Jan. 10 Plant City - - - - 39 19 Jan. 11 St. Leo ----- - 53 17 Jan. 17 Robert E. Lee CJax.j - - 26 16 Jan. 18 Clearwater ---- - 26 25 Jan. 24 Plant - - - 23 21 Jan. 25 Lakeland - - 31 12 Jan. 30 Gainesville - - - 46 19 Feb. 1 St. Petersburg - - 25 11 Feb. 6 Gainesville -- - - 19 14 Feb. 7 Andrew Jackson - - 21 23 ' Feb. 8 Robert E. Lee - - 25 24 Feb. 14 Plant - - - -V 15 14 Feb. 15 Clearwater - - - 34 22 Feb. 21 St. Petersburg - - - 27 25 Feb. 22 Andrew jackson - - 39 43 Feb. 25 Lakeland - - - - - 27 33 Feb. 28 Plant City - -- ---- 14 28 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mar. 6. New Port Richey -'-- 49 12 Mar. 7 Clearwater ------ 33 23 Mar .7 St. Petersburg - - - -- 23 19 STATE MEET Mar. 13 Orlando ---- - 32 40 B TEAM Feb. 1 Tampa College - - - - 20 15 Feb. 14 Tarpon Springs - - 22 20 We Hilsb CQDIFCQC'5l1IllQ 369 faafwf NCNEWNEYE f fo:-ua 1-at Q Q f!04'7'Z:'f? NC Vffsff forma rd BHS' l 1 We Hillsbncovrrce alien, 363 Front Row, left to right-Poole, Williams, Ficarotta, Orihuela, Suarez, Velasco, Propper and A jimmez Rear Row, left lo righl-Monroe, Assistant Managerg Woods, T. Jiminez, Courtney, Manager McGahagm Shoeneck, McNenney, Capitano, l.opez, Falcon, and Coach Grannell Baseball As the annual goes to press, Hillsborough's 1936 ever, their work has not altogether outdone their baseball team is still undefeated. To date they have support at bat and afield offered by their team won seven games against the little opposition avail- mates. able in this district. The team's chances of retaining the state Cham The team has made its record mainly on the pionship appear very bright This year the team strength of brilliant pitching of their star mounds- was in charge of Vincent Grannell and the Terrier men, Harry Poole and Alston McGahaging how- field captain, Roy Velasco SCHEDULE WE THEY April 8 Tampa College, Here - - 11 0 April 10 Brandon, Here ---- 15 1 April 14 Brandon, There - - 6 S April 18 St. Leo, Here - - 21 1 April 20 St. Leo, There - - - 10 0 April 22 Bradenton, Here - - 3 0 April 24 Sarasota, Here - - - 13 3 -..gf 9 3 Es..- Ae Hilsb tonrcaelref 36 Cheer The work that these Hillsboreans did is best measured by the school spirit during the past football season. There is no doubt that school spirit during that great season reached a peak, which has never before been equalled, therefore, it is logical to conclude that their work has never been equalled. Leaders Guiding that capable group was Edmund McMullen, ably assisted by Elizabeth Shannon. Cheer leaders are, left to right, back row: James Pickens, joe Cannella, Murray Roberts, Joe Alfano. Front row: Montez Hart, Winifred Parham, Wilma Pierce, George Hayman, Kenneth Vernon. Girls' Basketball Because of the lack of opponents from other high schools, Hillsboroughls girlls teams had to be content to meet the very stiff opposition of the teams of the city leagues. The first team held its own in the tough senior league. It was kd by Rita Harris and Winifred Parham. The second team won the championship of the junior city league. Charlotte Roberts and Jean Powell were outstanding in their Work at the forward positions. First row, reading left to right, Second Team fferrierettesj: Mary Frances Noto, Irene Fernandez, Matilda Martinez, Ligia Vega, Merilyn Mosely, Charlotte Roberts, Betty Jones, and jean Powell. Second row, reading left to rightg Varsity: Winifred Parham, Dorothy Bernard, Helen Fueyo, Mariam Stanley, Olga Gonzalez, Eloina Suarez, Odelia Velasco, and Mercedes Espolita. -,..,gf 94 lg.-- f - K--wa.-!.,.,-.:,,v F 4' i. r - 1.. I 1,1 1, Efewmyf-.',y1,' ' ' We lfdlillslbncobiftceeltof 361 3, Fencin g The fencing team certainly showed that fencing can hold a marvelous fascination for those who engage in the sport. The team was not able to find any opponentsg however, they have continued to practice as diligently as ever under the guidance of Allen Cull and Miles Bierce. If and when opponents can be secured it is safe to say that the well drilled fencers of Hillsborough will acquit themselves in a manner befitting the greatest of any other of Hillsborough's athletic teams. William F. Lloyd was sponsor of the team. Team members are left to right: Allen Cull, Clayton Taylor, julian Keating, William Cannon, Horace Dobson, Eustasio Fernandez, Florence Reese, Earl Viries, Rosalie Buchmm, Joe Powell, Louis Estevez, Miles Bierce. Swimming Hillsborouglfs five man swimming team was on the whole inexperienced this year. Ed Nichols and Lewis Marchand were the only veterans. The team lost one veteran, Richard Lyman, when he was forced out of practice to undergo an operation. Coach Johnny Upson's boys lost their only dual meet to St. Petersburg High's strong aquatic stars by the score 62-10. In the state meet in Winter Park, May 1, Lewis Marchand was the only Terrier to place, winning fourth place in the 50 yard dash. The experience gained by several newcomers, Dickey Curtis and Rosenblatt, is expected to bring big results during next year's campaign. 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I 1 COLUMBIA Gem of Spmzisla Rcfsfazzwuzfs 7TH AVE. Sc ZZND ST., YBOR CITY CAFE and BAR COI1gl'df1lILlfi0lIS of BOYD'S SERVICE AIBI-QRT I.. BOYD, PRUPRIETOR Nebraska at Hillsborough Phone S 3620 Tampa, Fla. Vixif Our Fr 1'4' Zoo s 'ro The class of 1936 'l' A I I A IIICIIIC COIIAII 1,1 1i.....im..im....ii.1.i-i-iiii-im-iiii1iiii1.11.1I-H1ni.-iiii1i-ii1n-iii-ii-iii BUTEREG BREAD Unexcelled for Toast Fine For Growing Children Henderson Baking Co. 2706 FLORIDA AVE. PHONE 3476 Meri Your Friends Af Tlx H1LLsBoRo HoTEL In flu' Hear! of Tmrzlmn The Meeting Place of Social Events Famous for Good Food Largest Convention and Banquet Rooms Most Moderate Rates XVILIJAM C. NEILLY, IVIANAGIQR + 1 iiii -- iiii 1 iiii vuuviil 1 Limv viii vuuv 1 iiii - iiii 1 1i1i1mi1-ii gig W1 1,1 1.iii--iiii1iiii- -viii... 1im1 1 1i.ii1iiii1iin --gif 115 if?- n.11nuu11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1W1m.1mv..,.,.1,.,,1,. .,,1..,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.-nu-uuiuu--I THE HILSBOREAN, 1936 u1.1.11yn.-1,.,.1.,.,1m1-nn1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 .1...,1.,, Compliments of HOTEL TAMPA TERRACE n1nn--n.- 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 11m--un1.m1nu1 1 1n1.nn.-nn.-.ml1nn1nn1M1nn...nn1ml1-nn--nn--m BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM TRICE-O'N EAL FURNITURE CO. QJVE 1011-1013 Franklin Street Compliments of I I LIVLANDERSON l Dental Supply Co. TAMPA, FLORIDA I Compliments of ! . Beckwnzh-Range I J ewelry Co. I 410 Franklin Street Opposite Court House 1111.1-11 1m'1un1u-I1H1111.1.1111-11 -111.1111H141u11m1.m1.m1....1A-.11M1.....1....1....1......11.11.-.Iu1.m14m1m.1.m1 1m.1m.- CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1936 UYAL WQLQY Q 703 FRANKLIN STREET 1 16 THE HILSBOREAN, 1936 ..1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....-.....1.,..1....1g..1....1....1....1 1..,1 Catering to Many of the Best Schools in Florida Q18 Collegiate Cap and Gown Company INCORPORATED ACADEMIC APPAREL Compliments of WHITE STAR LAUNDRY -uu1....-nn1un1u..1....-un1....1....-m.--nu1.u.-....-un1un- Compliments of WEIR'S CLEANERS CASH AND CARRY .11.u1 .-.....1.....1....1....1....-.....1....1..........1....1.. 1 1... Compliments of E S S R I G ' S Exelnsifabrics 808 Franklin Street, Tampa, Florida ..1n..1ln-....--....1.m1....-....11.1.1.I.I1....-....-..m.1nn1....1an Compliments of TANNER 86 BYRD SERVICE .1....1....1....1....1n11n.11....1nn1n..1....1......m.1nn1.n.1..n 2 AIRY, COOL APARTMENT MAID SERVICE HOT WATER ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES n Renmah Court Apartments E PHONE H41-914 2115-17 DEKEL AVE. l Compliments of Otto Johnson, Inc. REAL ESTATE Compliments of l Rubin's Restaurant Q PHONE M 1146 1403 TAMPA STREET I Q Compliments of ARMENIA FLORAL GARDENS I m1....1....-....1u..1un1....1A..-....1.m1m.......u.1....1m.1uu... Compliments of P A T R O N i .-...........1....1....-....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1.....-..... Smartness, Economy Successfully Combined l I 'PEGGIE HALE DRESSES 715 FRANKLIN STREET i - ..-- - -u-I---- ..-. - -... - .... --.-1- .... - .,.. -...-...------ I Compliments of i REID'S CASH T Fresh Meats, Groceries, Fruits 8c Vegetables PHONE S 7154 601 E. HILLSEORO AVE. E -....1....1....1....1..l1g..1....1....-....1....1..l1....1-un-....1..... Compliments of 1, EICHELBERGER Sc COMPANY Q C0f 1 'e 'S of Real Estate Brokers--Insurance TURNER MARBLE SC GRANITE CO. PHONE 3328 223 E. LAFAYETTE ST. i -M-um IIII - II -an-mp 'l - Illl -ull-In-M-M-M-M-W -...- .... .....-...-...-........- .... .. .... -..... .... - .... -...-....-....- I U PHOTO-CRAFT LABORATORIES Colmphments of Portrait and Commercial Photographs FRANK LIBER0 CONIGLIOQ PHBR Give us a call-Phone S 5150 i U. of F. '34 Prescription Specialist 1nn1nn1..n1uu1un1..n-n...1....1uan.-uu1u1:1.I.11.I..1unimu-un-nu--nu.-...I ...H 117 -p...n1....1....1....1n..1....1s...1....1..,.1....1....1....1....1....1.... THE HILSBOREAN, 1936 u..nn-1111.1 1 1.1.1.-11:11 1 imply:ulim.-uuinu-.nnlnn Tampa Neon Sign Co. Modern Electric Advertising Manufactured in 'Tampa PHONE M 53-043 3811 FLORIDA AVENUE -M1uniuniM1nuinm-nn1uni:nlu11ui-nn1uninn1un1nu- Marion Flower Shop 914 TAMPA STREET PHONE 2834 11I-'11nn-uninn...uu-uu-wu-un-uu-uu- 1-in-nu1nni-:nu Hearty Congratulations to the Senior Class TEA POT DOME SERVICE STATION GENERAL TIRE SALES CO. -nn-.nn-un-uniuniun-un-uniI-'11mn-nni1in1uui--1m..-nn- . Compliments of Glenn Henderson Sporting Goods 909 Florida Ave. Phone 4494 We Appreciate Your Patronage -nn--un-nn1nu1nu-:ni-fm-nun11un1nn-nn1nn1im..uu1un- LITTLE KATZ Dependable Dress Fabrics 1724 SEVENTH AVENUE Compliments of WALKER BROKERAGE CO. I -nn1un-uninu-nn1nu1inn1uninvi-un-nn-mv--nu-uu....nnc TAMPA ABSTRACT 81 TITLE INSURANCE :: C O M PAN Y :: Compliments of Walk-Over Bootery Where a Perfect Fit is Assured 822 FRANKLIN STREET 1nu...nn1uu.-nniuu-uu-nu1nn-nn-.nn-nn-1uu-un1uu1nu1un- Tampa Union Terminal Most Modern Combined Cold and Ordinary Storage and U. S. Bonded Warehouse Plant in Entire South -nn:un1nu-im-un1un1uuu1un-nn-nu--W1un1uu-nn1nn- YOUNG'S Dql2ena'able B. O. YOUNG, PROPRIETOR Floor Coverings-Furniture-Shades Corner Florida and Michigan Ave. PHONE 2916 I-nu-.nn-un-un-nu-uin1un1m11nu1nn-nun-nn1nn1nu1ul Ramon Sierra 84 Sons Fashions in Good Taste 1508 E. BROADWAY PHONE Y 3 5 22 'P H- -' - - --K --'- -- '- - -i - -I - - - - -'-'-I--i--'-- -I- I- -'-'--W-- -in-I--in-ff- --'I--I 'I- ..r.,g.f 113 I II WI II THE HILSBOREAN, 1936 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --,,,.1my.-M1M..,,.,1..1,.-m.1,m-rm1M1lm.-m...m11n1 1nn1vm- 1 1 -- 11 1 1 50mfff Fashion - First MAAS BROTHERS I886' me I fc Bhd Fashion-Right fo r o v e r Zb' U ..,.,, 1 11 I 111 1 11 5 0 YCB FS . TAM PA E RN E I em 6 S To those of you who wish to capitalize on your excellent High School Education, we offer our Secretarial Course. Our Placement Service will help you to secure a position. BUSINESS UNIVERSITY OI TAMPA, Inc. The seloool that gets results PHONE 2155 914 M FRANKLIN STREET 1un-Im-InI--Im.-nu1mI-mI1 1 1 1 1nu1uu1uu1uu1.un.-nn1nn1nn1.m11m-m....m1nn1mI1Im1.....-M1 1 1 -.,,.,jf 119 THE HILSBOREAN, 1936 1,1 1 1 11m-.,m1M1m,1,m1m,1ml1nn1pl1nn1nn1nn1nn1lm1m,1sm1,u1m..1M1m.1m,1,,,,1M1..-ln--m,1,m1n1,m1nl Compliments of OSCAR'S 6417 FLORIDA AVENUE -nn1M1un111.11nn1nn1nu1nm1un1nn1nn1.m1nu1.m-Im SEMINOLE LAUNDRY 4904 FLORIDA AVENUE VOGU E Cleaners and Laundry ' EMMMMMTZZZIIMHMMP T GUARANTY TITLE COMPANY 1 407 TWIGGS STREET -I'v1- 11111 III' 1 fvlv 1 Ivlv 1 vlvv -M1 Ilvv 1 IIII 1ln-Ivn1I-1 1 lvlr - 1 -.,1...n1 .,.. 1 1 ..1. 1m.1..m1..n1Im1nn1Im1nn1 1 1m1- Compliments of V- REY E Groceries 8: Marrket-We deliver i . 1221 Columbus Drive Phone Y4787 ..,.,- ..., 1 .... 1 .... .........n1 ..., 1 ..,, 1 .... 1 .... 1,.....,...- .... 1 .... 1 .... .. , ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, -,,,,-,,-,,-,,,-,,,-,,,,-,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,, ANDERSON'S DAIRY FARM 1 Compliments of Grade A Pasteurized-Grade A Raw Visitors Welcome -nn...nn1um1.m-nn-nu1nu-Im1nn-nn1un1un1nn1un...uu- Compliments of C. G. SUAREZ DISTRIBUTING CO. Flowers of Distinction EAGLE DRUG COMPANY 5 Tampa, Florida 1 L -..1....1....1 ,... 1 .... 1....-.,...-....-....-.-1..'-,-.---.--m---m-nn- Compliments of J. M. RAMSEY INSURANCE Co. I 4 -....-....-....-......n.-..-...-...-I..-.,......-....-..n...........- ! Best Wishes LARSON The Florist FROM Phone 4554 2211 Florida Avenue L. REED SC SONS illlillTill1T llll 1 llll T llll T llll illlil llll T Illl T llll l llll T llll i 1131111 ! 1I1TIlIl IIII C1 llll i IIII TlllilllllllllilllTllllilllliWllT T lui Compliments of 5 Compliments of FERNANDEZ 85 GARCIA F S G I YBOR CITY 5 LORIDA PORTING OODS NC. - .... 1,1 .... 1 .... 1 .... 1 .... 1 .... 1 ,... 1 ..., 1 ..,. 1 ,.., 1 .... 1 ,.,. 1....1,.,.- I -,.,1.,.1..1 ,... 1 .... 1 .... 1..,.1 .... 1.......1..1...-....--....-..- ALESSI BROTHERS BAKERY See and Ride in the New - Wedding and Birthday Cakes a Specialty Q DODGE and PLYMOUTH Phone H 45-842 1820 N. Howard Ave. jungmeyer 8: Palmer, Inc., 500 Jackson -M1 llll 1 lllg 1 qlll 1 glll 1 plsl 1 llgl 1 yglg 1 llll 1 llll 1 lsls 1 qllp 1 llll 1glq1nll- E - llll 1 llll vlllli llll 1 llll 1310-x llll 1 IIII 1 llll - Illl 11101 IIII ihllillvllllv WELBORN,s SERVICE STATION TURNER MARBLE 86 GRANITE Co. L High Grade Monuments PHONE S 3036 4800 FLORIDA AVENUE 2601 SEVENTH AVENUE -.,- .... - ,.., - .... - .,.. - .,.. - ,.,. - ,... - .... - ,.,. - .... - ,.,. -,.-..- .... - Q -..- - .... - ,.,. - .... -..- ,.,. -...-..-...- ..,. -.,- -.-..- l Compliments of I Compliments of GOFF JEWELRY CO. 1 COX SPORTING GOODS CO. ,.,..,un1.1n1,.I.1,I,,--nm1m..1,,,......,,1...,1.,.,1uu.1uu1 1nn1,,.1nn11.1.1lm1m,1.ln1'n1l.14.n14.n1n.1I41...1,m1m,1u1ml1nu1lm .,5f120 ,A Autographs Om Q 1 Z ffwyld' 54,1-HMM Lg af Q. .f M , ?L K. ,fc 5' if yi if it .J A '. , A . Q is .. X .gn- , 'Q x .V v' , . , 1 'RT 1 Hi-1-1 A H, 5: x .P 'P , n : L, .B ,U Q 11- 1 , v 1 Q 1 W '- 1 -:iffrzfaf