Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1946 volume:

V r mej , x, ,NWX, Mir Riki Yz , , i Ivlunxm ' yr v r nuns wn TRUS'TEES, A nwbwmum nma-uu J I. mu J c uususmu wigs Alt mmmm mm. nun g mum u R 3301-3 afghanor - yr: highmrtwu films ??efa dad! hm 90 150170 16f World War II is over, so we have cast aside seriousness in this, THE 1946 HILSBOREAN. We have tried to capture Views of school life, many classes, sports, and classmates . . . . 50 you TI gamma DEDICATION For many years, she worked cheerfully and patiently helping to formulate courses of study in THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Department. Many policies now followed in her department were originated or initiated by her. Her interest in her work is great, and her interest in her students is PERSONAL. She never shirks extra-curricular responsibilities -this year, she sponsored the Junior Red Cross in H.H.S. She likes traveling and reading. Being a friendly person, she is well-liked by both teachers and students. She has a keen sense of humor, but is quick to sympathize With anyone in trouble; her praise for good work is quick and sincere. She is a faithful church member, and tries to be truly Christian in her daily contacts. Because of her fine character, and because of her long faithful service to Hillsborough High School, we are happy to use this opportunity to show our honor and love for MISS GLADYS GRAHAM T0 laer we respectfully dedicate this, the 1946 H ILSBOREAN . MR. VIVIAN E. GAITHER, Principal B.S., Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee; M.A., Columbia University, New York City HE REALLY PLANNED TO BECOME A LAWYER But, MR. VIVIAN E. GAITHER, our beloved principal, began teaching school, liked the contact with boys and girls very much, and became a school man instead. Before coming to Hillsborough, Mr. Gaither taught in Ala. . . . he likes football very muchetHis wife could tell you how big a job she had keeping him in bed When he was ill . . . How he DID want to see that Lee gamelhehe likes tennis, swimming, golf . . . enjoys being with young people . . . spends his summers at 3 Boys, camp in the Carolinas . . . is definitely a professional manehas two well-earned degrees: B.S., Peabody, and M.A., Columbia University, New York City. Mr. Gaither is an outstanding citizen . . . he is a Rotarian, a high-ranking Mason, 3. member of the Hills- borough County Teachersi Federation, and an active member of the First Baptist Church. As a person, everyone at H.H.S. loves Mr. Gaither because he is kindly, full of fun, able and serious in his work, a lover of justice and fair-play, and he is a genuine friend to both teachers and students. e MR. JOHN G. POLLARD Assistant Principal A.B., Indiana Central, Indianapolis, Indiana He Is Very Fond of Music- Our ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, MR. JOHN G. POLLARD, likes to singeused to play a piccolo, and later on, a saxophone. When annual music festivals were held in Tampa, he usually was in general charge of arrangements. He likes sportseused to coach football, seldom misses a game now-he was 3 LT. in World War I . . . is a Mason . . . a Baptist . . . says he likes boySeeTHEY say he likes BLUESLIPsy eWhen you fill out those ten registration cards- think of Mr. ReHe invented them. . . . In addition to handling Boys, attendance and discipline, Mr. Pollard has a BIG day, for he often Works downtown after school hours are over. MIss ELSIE HOYT A.B., Swarthmore, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania M.A., Columbia University, New York City Dean of Girls Once She Managed Her Own TearOOMe- Are you surprised? Yes, MISS ELSIE HOYT, our Dean of Girls, in a nearby loca- tion opened a quaint, charming tearoom. The press of other duties caused her to abandon the enterprise. Among the duties assumed by Miss Hoyt, are: responsibility for Girls, attendance and discipline; super- vision of the inflrmaryeshe is often called upon to administer First Aidegiving of ad- vice or guidance to Girls and similar tasks. Never does she have a Dull day. HAVE YOU NOTICED EXTRA SMILES ABOUT THE CAMPUS? . . . Could be, because of the return of MR. WAYNE A. HAMILTON, Director of Student Activities. Now that nUncle Samh no longer needs him in his navy, Mr. Hamilton has resumed his former duties: head of Student Council, Key Club; supervision of assembly programs, and the iike. Just: so he would not get out of the habit of hard work, Mr. Hamil- ton was made general manager of the Teachersi Convention which is coming to Tampa. The Staff uses this opportunity to welcome Mr. Hamil- ton back to H.H.S. HISTORY DEPARTMENT ASSIGNING SCHEDULES hTHAT MONDAY when YOU get out of schooD MR. WAYNE A. HAMILTON Director of Student Activities A.B., Wabash College Crawfordsville, Indiana M.A., Columbia University New York City Head of Science Department MR. WALTER MACD. PEARSON Head 0f Language Departmmt sts EDNA FISHER M.A., Columbia University, New York City B.Ph., M.S., Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia Head of English Drpartmrnf Html 0f Muxic Dspwrtment MRS. HELEN E. SCHROEDER MR. AMADo DELGADO A.B., Randolph-Macon Womaxfs College, MASTER OF MUSIC, Conservatorio Carnicer, Lynchburg, Virginia Havana, Cuba Head of Home Economir: Department MRS. LAVINIA JONES B.S., Lutherville, Maryland Head of Librm'y Drparlmt'nt MRS. ROSE C. CAGNINA A.B., In Education and in Library Science, Florida State College for W'omen, Tallahassee, Florida; Emory Library School, Emory University, Georgia Head of History Depmrlmmt Head of Malbcmatics Department MRS. MOLLIE ROSE Cox MISS FLORA A. 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ELLIE LEE, Secretary to Mr. Gaitber :DFJIL'USEv-l 3 :11'5:-'3 3 1'5'03 3 ABENE, JACKIE ISADORE Snoolzums, Class Crook; Wittiest; Class Play ALBERTSON DENTON ISAAC , Ub-Hulf I Pres. Sophomore Class; Senate; Baseball, ,44; C-Clu-1 at Chattanooga, Tenn.; House of Representatives, ,451 Baseball, 45; Red and Black Staff, ,45; Ideal Eye; Ideal Couple; Class Play ALBRITTON, HERBERT HUGH HerbgW Cadet Col. R.O.T.C.; Pres. Student Council; Prs. Senior A Class; Pres. Key Club; Junior Rotarian; King Terry, ,45; Honor Society; V. Pres. OfHCerf Club; House of Student Representatives; Best Looking; Most Representative ANDREWS, JOHN FRANCIS Incl? Football; Swimming Team; Baseball ANDERSON, GLENN PIERCE Andy, But, Mr. Pollard, - but, but? Marines; Football, ,43, 44 AYo, MARY Blondie, Hey dere, big lmby, Best Athlete BAKER, OLIVE MILDRED Pll pin a mouse on yer eyew D.C.T. Club; Pi Kappa Delta; M.P.O. Club; May Festival, ,45; Best Dressed Girl BARBERY, HOWARD Honor Society; Key Club, ,43345; H-Club; Track, ,44, 45; R.O.T.C. 43; Drill Team; Student Council, '43; Terrier Orators, Club; Class Play; Second Essay- ist; Ideal Mouth BEDAMI, KATIE For goodness sake? Wittiest BRYANT, XWILLIAM VERNON BillgW Tlmt a boyp wa; R.O.T.C.; Football BUTLER, BEN OLLIE We do the impossible-cven if it takes a little longeW Honor Society, ,45, 46; R.O.T.C. Band, 43, 44; Or- chestra, 43, 45; School Band, 43, 45; Youth For Christ; First Essayist CAMMARATA, ELEANOR Norcf ?'Tloafs touglf Honor Society, 45, 46; P.T.A. Rep.; D.C.T. Club, 45, ,46; Red and Black Rep., 43, ,44; Bulletin Room Rep. 43, ,44 CANNINGTON, DONALD EUGENE GenW Navy; R.O.T.C. Ocher; Officers Council; Junior Varsity, Football CASON, CARMILETA MARLORIE Casey, Live, love, lauglf CIACCIO, ANNIE Cloaclf, Ob, goslf V. Pres. Senior Class; Red and Black Manager, 44; Red and Black Rep., ,45, 46; House of Representa- tives, ,44, 45; Honor Society; Prettiest Girl; Ideal Mouth; Most Representative; Best Personality COHEN, CHARLES SIDNEY Rec? Ya talked me inta iW Cheerleader, 43, ,44; Key Club; Ofiicers Club; Offi- cer, R.O.T.C. COOPER, KENNETH KEITH Laugh it of Navy; Football AN, MARY ALICE Sloorth No kidding, DELVALLE, CHARLOTTE LYDIA Good nigbV DIAz, WALDO ONDARES Hello Honey EMBICH, RALPH GEORGE ESPINOLA, ALICE AV ??Golly,, Feature Editor, Red and Biack, 44, 45; Board of Pub- lication, ,45, '46; Ideal Teeth FERNANDEZ, JAMES BENJAMIN jim'my Officew Club; lst Lt. R.O.T.C.; Best Drilled Senior Cadet, 45; Drill Team, 43; Electrician, Class Play FERNANDEZ, MANUEL JOSEPH Mamw FERRANTE, ANGELINA Angiew Gee Whiz , Bulletin Room Rep.; Girl Reserves; Sweetest Girl FERRARA, ELVERA Elvie Golly MosesV Kennel Club FILLMON, ERNESTINE Ernie Well, what ycf know, Ioeiw May Day, 44 FISHER, RALPH Fisb, What : up, Youngster? Honor Society, ,44, 45; Key Club; Basketball, ,45; H-Club, 45; Band Major, '44, 45; BullerSn Room Rep.; Student Council, 45; Track, ,44; R.O.T.C. Band, ,43; Most Sophisticated; Salutatorian FONEs, JESS WILSON Aw, come on, do it now FUCARINO, DOMINIC MORRIS Binf, Hidy Folksllp, Pan-American Club FURMAN, CHARLES DANA Cloud? Hurrah for Mr. Pollard! RAH! RAH! RAHV Ideal Smile GLORIOSO, MARIAN CAROLYN Ob, BrotherW Honor Society; Red and Black Manager; Sedy Girl Reserves; P.T.A. Rep.; Kiwanetca; House of Repre- sentatives; Most Accommodating Girl; Class Play GONZALEZ, ALICE Gee, WlaizW Tomorrowk Speech Club; Hilsborean StaE GORDON, EDITH Edif, Zombie D.C.T. Club GREER, ZETTIE LOUISE Louise Well, what do ya know? Honor Society; House of Representatives; Red and Black Rep.; Stage Crew, Class Play GUAGLIARDO, JOE Du 17:32 H-Club; Track; Ideal Teeth; Asst. Adv. Mgr., Class Play GUASTELLA, JOHN RUDOLPH Iolannie Golly-Molly, Howdey-Doo dey, Pan-American Club; Treas. Senior Class; Nicest Boy HERNANDEZ, AIDA D.C.T. Club; Stage Crew, Class Play HERNANDEZ, ALFRED A1,, D.C.T. Club HERNDON, KATHLEEN Kitty, Well, Pll be . . P Hilsborean Staff; Youth For Christ; Mr. Pollardk Of- fice Girl; Glee Club, ,44; Most Bashful HILL, MARY WILMERTH Glee Club, 42, ,43, 45; Hilsborean Staff; Class Play; Honor Society; Banquet Committee; LiP Actors Club HOWELL, KEVIN EDISON Stormy, H-Club; Football, ,45; Basketball, ,44346 IVERSON, KENNETH CHARLES Keif Navy; R.O.T.C. JOHNSON, DOROTHY FRANCES DOW GripeW Hilsborean Staff, ,45; Terrier Orators JURADo, JOHN IobrmgW Wloafs cooking, Pal? Bulletin Room Rep.; Swimming Team, 44, 45; H- Club KERSEY, DOROTHY LOUISE DOf, No kidding? May Day Festival, ,44 KLAY, JEAN CAROLYN Ob! Fiddle-de-a'eeV Corres. Sedy Kiwanettes; Honor Society; P.T.A. Rep.; House of Representatives; Mr. Pollardk OHice Girl; Brightest; Ideal Couple; American Legion Award; Lead in Class Play LABRUZZO, MARY JANE Freckles Good ning Hilsborean Staff, 44, 45; Girl Reserves; Glee Club; Amerital Club; Tomorrowk Speakers; Pan-American Club; Red and Black Staff LAzzARA, TESSIE TesW Gee Wlaz'zV Glee Club, '44 E, MARY DELL SN, Hi, CbickenW May Day Festival, ,44 LEVERETT, ELIZABETH FLORENCE Libby, Ob, BoyHV Youth For Christ LICATA, TERESA RITA Terry 019, By GollyW LOCICERO, ANGELO Nick, Baseball, 44, 45; H-Club, '44, 45 MARTINEZ, ROLAND LORENZO Rolf Key Club; House of Representatives, ,44; Ideal Hair; Properties Com., Class Play MASSARO, JOSEPHINE PeamLW Fiddle SticksIV Feature Editor, Red and Black; Speech Club; Capt. Phy. Ed. Class; Pi Kappa Delta MAXEY, CHARLES EDWARD MaxegW Yozfre not very bright, Coast Guard; V. Pres. R.O.T.C. Officers, Club; Lt. Col. R.O.T.C.; Terrier Talkers; Most Dignified MAYNOR, ARTHUR ROYCE Goocby Amazing, simply amazing!! Cartoonist, Red and Black; R.O.T.C. Officers, Club; lst Lt. R.O.T.C. MCFARLAND, BEVERLY ANNE BmW What ya say, Baby? Red and Black Rep. MEEKS, LEOLA DELL My Gosh! Mr. Pollardk OfEce Girl, 44, ,45; Terrier Orators; Properties, Class Play MENDEZ, FRANK FrtmkiW R.O.T.C. MIDULLA, VINCENZO Big jinf, MILLER, VIRGINIA SUE GingeW Library Assistants Club; Youth For Christ; Reporter for Youth For Christ MORTELLARO, LENA Ideal Complexion OCONNOR, THERESA Terry, Mercy, PercyW Kennel Club; House of Representatives; Pi Kappa Delta; Ideal Eyes; Cutest ORESTANO, ANDREW Key Club; OEcers, Club; Honor Society; V. Pres. .ss.s.7 Pan-American Club; Ideal Complexion; Brightest;l ; Properties, Class Play I I I OWEN, JAMES MARVIN PALERMO, NICK O. Nickies, PARRISH, BETTY JEAN Cloickenss Well, George? Terrier Orators PARTRIDGE, WEETA LUCILE PEARCE, CLARA ELIZABETH Car-sz, 1 Oh, Murder!n Girlss Drill Team, '44; D.C.T. Club, ,44, ,45; Pi Kappa Delta, '45 t PELLEGRINO, ANGIE PATRICIA Baby, Big-Time Glee Club, ,44, ,45; Pi Kappa Delta; Pan-American Club; Best Figure; Properties Manager, Class Play PORTER, ROBERT B. Bobs I wouldnst say tbatV R.O.T.C. Oflicer; Key Club; Class Play RODRIGUEZ, FERMIN, JR. Officer, R.O.T.C. Officerss Club; House of Repre- sentatives ROEBUCK, JACK P. Hey, Hot-SbotV Honor Society, ,44, '45; Key Club, 43345; Swimming Team, ,44, ,45; Business Manager, Class Play SANCHEZ, JESUS SARDINAS, CARMEN Hi, Little Girl! Class Crook SEGARS, BILLY T. Segs, Hi ya, Kid? Football, 43345; Track, 43345; Pres. H-Club, ,44, ,45; Pi Kappa Delta; Best Physique; Best Athlete; Advertising Manager, Class Play SERRANO, MARIO EDDIE What the Heck! Tbafs TouglaV SMITH, GEORGE WENDELL Smil-tyss Ob, BrotherW D.C.T. Club r s1 SMITH, WILLIAM E. Billn STEUART, MARTHA LESLIE MarW Oh, Heavens! I don? knowV 1 AREZ, EVELYN LYDIA Lidygal44 4 ReallgW 4 Girl Reserves, y43; Talkerettes; Speech Club; Hils- v' . llllla4 borean Staff; House of Representatlves; Red and Black Reporter TILLEY, MARY LOU Tilley44 Most Dignified TINNEY, JEANNE Blo11dz'e44 Ob, Foam Student Council, 444; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, ,43, 144; Red and Black Rep., 443; 4Lil Actors, 444; Terrier Orators, ,45; Glee Club, 443345; Youth For Christ; Red and Black Reporter, 44S; Ideal Hair; Most So- phisticated; Costumes, Class Play TRAINA, JIMMY FRANKIE Flasby44 D0117 put o'g Vill tomorrow, what you can do today4 Baseball, ,43345; Captain of Baseball, 445; H-Club, 444, 44S; Honor Society; Best Dressed TURNER, ROBERT WALTON Bobby Check tbatV Key Club, V. Pres. '44, Sec,y '45; Board of Directors; Honor Society; Baseball, 444; Basketball; Tennis; Commencement Speaker, Valedictorian; Assistant Manager, Class Play VALENTI, MARIANA ANNA Dovft get your liver in a quiver Terrier Orators; Speech Club; Pi Kappa Delta VALLEJO, BETTY LOU R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 443; Most Bashful WADSWORTH, DOYLE Class Play WALKER, MYRTLE LOUISE WESTER, MARY ETHEL M. E34 Reef, My Heavens? Hi Tberew Glee Club, 443345, Sedy ,44, ,45; Red and Black Bul- letin Room Rep.; Girl Reserves, 445; Youth For Christ, ,45; M.P.O. Sec,y, ,44; Red and Black Reporter, ,45; Class Play WILLIAMS, BETTY MAE Hey, Gier Hilsborean Staff; Pep Squad, 443 WINGATE, DOUGLAS JENNINGS Dougiew Army; Football, 443345; Basketball, 443345, Co- Captain, ,45; Baseball, '44; V. Pres. H-Club, ,45 WOODARD, ROBERT FREDERICK Red-Woocf, My Cow! Honor Society; Cheerleader; Treas. Glee Club; Pres. Pi Kappa Delta; R.O.T.C. OfEcer; Oflicers4 Club; Red and Black Rep.; Most Accommodating Boy; Best Per- sonality; Stage Manager, Class Play WYNNS, BETTY DORIS MAY Betty,4 Ob, CowW - Red and Black Rep.; Red and Black Bus. Mgr.; Drill Team; Gavellers; Ideal Smile; Chairman Electricians, Class Play SULLIVAN, JIMMY BARKER Zombiee How Yd-all? Marines; Honor Society, .45; Pres. Key Clui WILSON, ALICE MAE I, . She had the highest average in her class, - .blynxxv eligible for either honor society or class speaker, be- cause she had been in H.H.S. under the minimum time required for those honors. JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Prexident Vice Prtsident St'vrvtury Treasurer HERBERT ALBRITTON ANGIE Cmccxo JEAN KLAY JOHN GUASTELLA JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer BILL ANDERSON EILEEN LOMAX IDA SANTOS VICTOR SCOTT MONROE, NANCY BELLE Nickieee Uune Classe Orchestra, '44, ,45 POWERS, JAMES LEO lime, Veteran, Army Air Corps; Swimming Team ,39; Corporal, R.O.T.C.; Honor Roll; Winner of Bronze Star and Medal for uBest-Dressed Company, R.O.T.C. AMS, BABB HARDISTER Slinf, Doggone a mess like tlaz'W ADAMS, MARY HELEN AIKEN, CAROLYN VENICE Gozzyw ALDERMAN, BETTY Jo B. I? My Ioeavemn ALMAND, JIMMY GORDON R.O.T.C.; Pres. G.G.C. ALMON, CHARLES C. I don? known ALVAREZ, ANTOINETTE Nemf Hey tbereW Hilsborean. Staff; Pep Squad, 43, 44 ANDERSON, BILL DONALD Blondie You can? have ewrytbing, Student Council, Sedy, 45; Pres., Officers, Club, 45; Commander Drill Team, 45; Officer, R.O.T.C., 44, ,45; House of Representatives, 44 ANDREW, DONALD PRICE Kees me, N otbirf makes me 5391? R.O.T.C. Non-Com. Club, 44, 45; Kennel Club, ,44, 45; Honorary Member B.A.B. ANDREWS, RICHARD WALTON Did? Student Council; Pres. G.G.C.; Officers, R.O.T.C. ARANGO, AMADA ffcollyl, Pep Squad, ,43; Hilsborean Staff; The Terrier Orators, 45, 46; Pan-American Club ARES, LUIS DIAZ Honor Society ARES, RUBEN DIAz ARIAS, VIOLET JOSEPHINE Violf Are you kidding?, Hubba Hubba ARMSTRONG, JACK NATHANIEL 2nd Lt., R.O.T.C., ,46; N.C.O. Club, ,45; Offlcerf Club ,46 ARTIGAS, DAHLIA Commercial Club; Pi Kappa Delta; Dramatic VACle w1 Hilsborean Staff; Library Asst. 1 I l I ATKINSON, PATRICIA LOIs Patsy, l I Criminetty!n I t I ff ,1 , AYALA, BETTY GALE B. G. 1. ! Yea! That did itV Student Council, 3 years; V. Pres., Pres., Sr. Glee Club; Kiwanettes; Bulletin Room Rep.; Pep Squad; Red and Black Rep.; Sedy, Kennel Club; Sedy, Pi Kappa Delta BAILEY, MARILYN RUTH Babew Hi, GirlP, Office Assistant, 45 BANKS, WILLIAM-DODGE Billy, Dad gum the luch BARBER, ETHEL PORTER TingW . BARTHLE, RALPH JEROME Bulletin Room Rep., 43, ,44 BATES, ELOISE MARY Weang ??My COW Terrier Orators, ,45 BAYLISS, WILLIAM JOSEPH BilV Ob, brotbch Navy; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team BEDFORD, BARBARA HELEN BobbgW Woofn Girl Reserves; Youth For Christ; Pi Kappa Delta; Hilsborean Staff; Class Play Staff BEDINGFIELD, MILTON ODUM Milim Band, 44-'46; Band Officer, 45, '46; Key Club, '44- ,46; Kennel Rep., 44; R.O.T.C., ,43345 BENNETT, ISABEL AGNES Isiew 000 La D? Girl Reserves BISHOP, TRAVELIA ANN LEE My gost Glee Club, 44346; House of Student Representatives, 45, 46; Red and Black Rep.; Terrier Orators, 45 BIZZELLE, LOIS HENDRY Buzf ffDubJ, Pi Kappa Delta; Red and Black Rep.; Student Coun- cil Rep.; Honor Society BLEVINS, KENNETH EDGAR BLOUNT, BETTY LOUISE Low, BORREGO, BETTY DELORES Bettf, V..... Kiwanettes; News Editor, Red and Black; Youth For Christ; Hilsborean Staff; Reporter, Pi Kappa Delta Q s, MARY ELLEN Freckles, Girl Reserves '4 i OWMAN, JOHN BRADLEY, JEANNE WARD DOW jumping up and dmmW Girl Reserves BRANCH, MILDRED JANE Scotty, Howdey Doodecw Cheerleader, 45, ,46; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '44-,46, Reg- imental Sponsor, 44; Pres., Saberettes; Girl Reserves; Glee Club, ,43346; Reporter, Red and Black; Flag- bearer in Band BRITO, RICHARD To a teacher: I don? knouf, BROOKS, CLARA INEZ BabgW Ab, Heck! Glee Club, ,43346; May Day Festival, 43, ,44; An- nual Rep., ,45; Drill Team, ,44 BROWN, ARLENE JOYCE Yozfre not kiddiW BROWN, BETTY OLIVIA Brownz'd, Glee Club, ,42345; Youth For Christ BROWN, DOROTHY JANE D. I? D01 , Orchestra, 3 years BROWN, RICHARD IRVIN Captain, R.O.T.C.; Officed Club BRUNSON, CLOYICE COLLEAN CboliW 013, you don? sayV R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 45; V. Pres., Saberettes, 45 BUNNY, VIVIAN MARY Bunny, Horrors? BUTLER, ERNESTINE L013 Ernie, Gee WbiZV Honor Society CARDEN, RUFUS WILLIAM, JR. Sonny Hubba, HubbaW Football, ,44; R.O.T.C., 44 CARLISLE, JACK HAMILTON CripeW Honor Society; Officers, Club; R.O.T.C. CASEL, MANUEL WHISTLER Oh, Yeah? R.O.T.C. CASTELLANO, LILY LIV Gee WhizV CASTELLANO, RALPH Noing ffob, Mylll CAVEs, DORIS Dottjf CILIBERTO, BERNARD Yankee Yozfre getting better lookingV Kennel Club; Varsity Show; Glee Club, ,42; Band, ,43; Talent Show CLARK, JOYCE JOANN Iodz'e By CrumW CLARK, LEE Football, ,44, ,45; Track CLARK, LUCILE LEONA Lule PfCObH CLEMMONs, GRETA LEE Tea? You don? see right well, do you? Hrmm-m-m? 'Band, ,44346; Sedy, Music Dept., ,45, ,46; Se6y, Sr. Glee Club, ,44346; M.P.O., ,45, ,46; Majorette, 44-,46; Red and Black Rep., 44; House of Repre- sentatives, ,45, 46; Talent Show, 45 CLYBURN, META ESTELLE Tiny-mite Capt, Girls Drill Team, 44, 45; Bus. Mgr., Sr. Glee Club, 45, ,46; Pi Kappa Delta; Sr. Glee Club Coun- cil, 45, 46; Elaboratofs Speech Club, 44, 45, Sedy, 44 COALLA, EDDIE Merchant Marine COCKERILLE, FLORENCE JULIA Flossie Gee Whizl, COLLURA, LAURENCE Atlaf, COOPER, THOMAS WALKER Tomij Is zat right? Student Council, ,44346, Treas., ,45; Honor Society, 45, ,46; Terrier Orators, 45, 46, Pres., 45; Youth For Christ, 44- 46, Pres., 44, 45; R.O.T.C.; N.C.O. Club, 45, ,46, Pres., 45, V. Pres., 45; Red and Black Rep., ,44 COREY, SARA LOUISE Wbacba say, Baby? CORREA, ISABEL 13?, H 01y mackeralW Cox, JACQUELINE LOUISE jackid, Red and Black Rep.; Glee Club; Student: Council; Pen Actors; Sedy, Thespians; Kiwanettes NGOSbn Glee Club BIE, MARIETTE RENA Etie Yozire rigti Roister-Doister Dramatic Club, Reporter; Terrier Talkers; Sec,y, Elaborators Speech Club; Red and Black Rep.; Bulletin Room Rep.; Mr. Pollardk 051cc Girl CUSCADEN, MARGARET ANNE Oookif Lt. in Phy. Ed.; Youth For Christ; M.P.O. DANIEL, JULIA JUANITA Daniels, DAVENPORT, WILLIAM DENDALL Officer, R.O.T.C.; Officew Club DAVENPORT, EDITH JEAN Ieanny, Hey, Fella. Wait fer me? R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 44 DAVIS, BETTY Punlf PlaooeyV My goodnessV D,ELIA, CATHERINE JOAN Cutlay Yozire full of prunes? Sponsor, Saberette Club; Pan-American Club DELOACH, CARL EUGENE Georgia 303W Ocherf Club, ,45, ,46 DEMEZA, HARRY ALEXANDER Sclaoofs OutV, Alfalch Student Council, ,44346; House of Representatives, ,44, ,45; Class President, ,45; Pan-American Club DEMEZA, MARIO Veteran, Navy; R.O.T.C. DIAZ, ANGIE Amf Pep Squad; Pan-American Club; Hilsborean Staff DIAZ, LYDIA Lew Pep Squad, ,43; Hilsborean Staff; Pan-American Club DIAZ, OLGA DICKERSON, DOROTHY DOW Dottie GollyV Youth For Christ, 44, ,45; May Day Festival, ,44; Terrier Talkers, 44; Elaborators, ,45; Lt. for Phy. Ed., ,43346; Hilsborean Staff, ,46 DISON, FRANCES JEANETTE Iemf, Hawk things? DIXON, ROSEMARY Rosie,, Kiwanettes, 45, ,46; Honor Society DOUGLAS, ANITA HAYS Nitf Whatcba mesz Drill Team, 45, ,46; Kiwanettes, ,46 DUNCAN, ANNA MAE Amf Holy cowV May Day Indian Dance, 44; Pan-American Club DUNCAN, EDYTHE ESTEVE Edy, Golly dmgW Library Assistants Club; Pan-American Club DYE, RICHARD EDDINGS, SARA FRANCES Sammy, Holy cowW Miss Doris HilPs OEice Aide, ,44, ,45 EDWARDS, ELWYN W'indie R.O.T.C. OHicer; V. Pres., Youth For Christ; House of Representatives; R.O.T.C. OfEcery Club; R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 2 years; Mgr., Cheerleaders, ,45 EDWARDS, LOUISE BERTIE EwsW ENGLE, TOM A. lst Lt., R.O.T.C., Chaplain, ,45; Ochery Club, Sedy- Treas., 45; Red and Black, News Co-Editor, ,45, Co-Editor, 46; Honor Society, Sedy-Treas., 46 FAIRCLOTH, CORLIA MAE Corkif, FAISON, TINA MARY Red SlaootV Library Club, 43; Miss Hilrs Oche Girl, ,45 FARRIOR, MARY Jo IV Whale manW Red and Black Stag; Red and Black Rep.; Bulletin Room Rep.; Mr. Pollardk Oche Girl; R.O.T.C. Spon- sor, 46; Saberettes, ,46 FAUCETT, CALVIN JACKSON Im no cake eater.u How can ya tell? Key Club; Track; House of Representatives FAVATA, LILY Editor-in-chief, Red and Black; Capt., Phy. Ed. Class; Student Council FRAYNE, GEORGIA EDITH r11 tryw Band, 3 years; Orchestra .. m.- -.,!-.h c;V'-----w-5p FERNANDEZ, CELESTINO A. Tinw Veteran, Army Air Corps RNANDEZ, JOSEPHINE ALONso Kitty How cutcV Hilsborean Staff; Pan-American Club FORKEL, BOB ROBERT Forkie House of Representatives; Track, 44 FOWLER, MARK AUGUSTIN Lucky Well! Shut my mauth R.O.T.C.; Rifle Team, ,44, ,45 FREE, MARJORIE LUCILE Ciley GARCIA, FRANK Football, 44, ,45 GARCIA, IRMA Bulletin Room Rep. for Red and Black, 44; Pan- American Club GARCIA, JOSEPH ANTHONY TongW Football, ,44, ,45; Baseball, 44346; H-Club GARCIA, MARY CARMEN Tootf, Gee Whiz! Hilsborean Staff; House of Representatives; Manager, Red and Black; Lt. in Phy. Ed.; Red and Black Staff; Pan-American Club, Reporter, 46; Kennel Club Rep- resentative GARRETT, RUBYE DEWEYLENE GARRETT, HOWARD L. Zombie Easy meaV Associate Editor, Red and Black, 45 GATHRIGHT, JAMES GERALD jerry Yilzef Captain, R.O.T.C.; House of Representatives; Red and Black; Terrier Kennel Club GATHRIGHT, JEAN EUGENIA Honor Society; Girls, Drill Team GEROW, PAULINE M. Polly, You don? know, do you? Pi Kappa Delta; Glee Club GIGLIo, PETER JOHN Cutiew Hubba, HubbaV R.O.T.C., 3 years; House of Representatives GODWIN, JULIA ALICE For crying out loud. Hubba, H ubbaV D.C.T. Club GERRELL, NELL GONZALEZ, JOHNNY Houfs your bowling? GONZALEZ ELOISE Louiew U Let me tell you . Pep Squad, '43; Pan American Club GONZALEZ, JOSEPHINE IosiW For pejfs sach Youth For Christ; Girl Reserves, ,45, 46; Pep Squad; May Festival, ,44 GONZALEZ, MADELYN HELEN Gee WkizW Pep Squad, 43; Pan-American Club GONZALEZ, MIKE HECTOR GOTLER, LEONARD HERBERT Is that right? House of Representatives, 3 semesters; Boys Glee Club; Copy Editor, Red and Black, Managing Editor, ,46; Honor Society, 44, ,46 GRAY, JEANNE Band, 544346 HARDY, JOANN VALENCIA Ob, Crume Majorette, 44, 45; Glee Club, 43- 45 HARTER, KENNETH RAYMOND HAWK, JIMMY JAMES 3101261178,, Football Manager, 43; Basketball Manager, 44, ,45; Football, 44, ,45; Swimming Team, 44- 46; H-Club; AIl-City Football Team, 45 HEITER, JESSIE LOUISE juicy, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 45; Victory Farm Volunteer, summer 45 HELLER, BETTY JEAN Boots Ob, NutsV Band, 43- 46; Orchestra, 41346; Youth For Christ, ,45, 46; Girl Reserves, 45, 46; Honor Society HENDERSON, DOROTHY LOUISE Dottie For the luvva Pete . . P Glee Club, '43345; Drum Majorette; House of Repre- sentatives, 44; Kennel Council, 44; Pi Kappa Delta; Honor Society HEWETT, CORINE VERA Sborth HIERS, JUANITA REBECCA Nitcf P11 bet yozKre kiddingV HILL, BARBARA ANNE Red and Black Rep., ,43; House of Representatives, 43; Honor Society; Cheerleader, 44- 46; Kiwanettes LLIARD, MARY ELIZABETH Picle Crimmim'ty! Drill Team; Honor Society; CF. H. S. in KyJ ; Drama Club; Basketball; Girl Champion, Track aQyJ , ,44 HIRES, EDNA LOUISE Eddie Lon Good deaf, Glee Club, ,44346; Red and Black Rep., ,44 HITCHCOCK, RUTH IRIs HOBART, JOYCE ELAINE Squirf, Band; Orchestra; Youth For Christ; Girl Reserves HOLLAND, BILL HOLMES, JOANN Homer Eekle Geeklc May Dance, 43; Red and Black, News Editor, 45; Victory Farm Volunteer, summer 45; Terrier Ora- tors; Pi Kappa Delta HORNE, EVERETTE WHITFIELD Ebbie, Track, u$4346, Letterman; H-Club; Youth For Christ; R.O.T.C., 44- 46; Officel? Club, ,45, ,46 JACKSON, ROBERT WENDELL Squeak Football, ,43345 JACOBSON, THEo MABEL FeFeW Ob, Gost Drill Team, 44, 45; May Dance, 43; House of Rep- resentatives JAEB, EUNICE CECELIA Latin Club; Beta Club; Glee Club; Commercial Club; Home Ec. Club JONES, JACK Zombif Swimming Team, '44, 45; I-I-Club JONES, SAM PAUL Oiiicers, Club KABRICH, GLORIA JEAN Ieam'e Orchestra, 43; Band, 43345; Youth For Christ KEENE, ALICE MARIE Fine tbingV Sedy, D.C.T. Club KEENE, HAZEL MAXINE Tbafs crummieV Youth For Christ, ,43, ,44 KICKLITER, WILLIAM CURTIS Kick, R.O.T.C. Drill Team, ,43, 44; Kennel Rep., ,44, 45; Kennel Club i KINSMAN, CHARLOTTE ELENE I I I KNIGHT, DOROTHY VIONA D029, Dottie I Gee WhizV l. v Hilsborean Staff, ,45; Red and Black Rep., ,44, 45; House of Representatives, ,44, 51-5; Kiwanettes, ,45, ,46; Girl Reserves, ,44; Youth For Christ, 44346; Honor Society, 45, 46; Phy. Ed. Class, Lt., 44, ,45, Capt. ,45, '46; May Day Festival, ,44 LAMBERT, JACQUELINE Ia ckz'e Are you kidding.Du LANE, DOROTHY ANN House of Representatives LANIER, MARTHA ANN Marty, Gurng May Day Dance, 43, ,44; Pep Squad, 43; Library Assistant, 45 LASTINGER, R. B. H-Club; Swimming Team, 44, 45; Baseball, 44, 45 LAW, RUBY ANTOINETTE Polaiew BalonegW Youth For Christ, 43, 44; Red and Black Staff, 45 LAZO, ERNEST Lazf I don? lanoaf, LAZZARA, JIMMY Iimz'ney CrickeW Holy SmokeW LEGLER, SELMA SeV Ya think so, bub? LEONARD, MARJORIE ANN MuggiW Youth For Christ, 43, 44; Pep Squad; Hilsborean Staff LEROY, KATHRYN LEVI, GWENDOLYN MARY Gumf Glee Club LEWIS, BARBARA Jo Bali, Fisb-noodlesW Glee Club, 43345; May Day Festival, 44; Kennel Rep., 44; Pep Squad; Hilsborean Staff LEWIS, CAROLYN LORRAINE Blondie Good heavens! D.C.T. Club; Glee Club, 43-45 TLE, ALFRED AV RENA, DAHLIA ANN Duly Hey, Girl! Hey, BoyP Hilsborean Staff; Pan-American Club; Terrier Ora- tors; Youth For Christ; Girl Reserves LOMAX, EILEEN MURRAY Student Council, 43346; Kiwanettes, ,43346, Pres., 45; Honor Society; Youth For Christ; Regimental Sponsor, R.O.T.C.; Glee Club, 43, Accompanist; Saberettes, Pres. LOPEZ, ALICE MARGARET Alzw I swear . . .! My GoodnessW LOPEZ, OPHELIA MARY Of? Oh, my goxb! Red and Black, Associate Editor; May Day Festival, ,44 LORD, ISOLINA C1901? Are you kidding? D.C.T.; May Day Festival, ,44; Bulletin Room Rep. LOVE, MARY ELLEN Irislf Tally Ho! Lefs goV Glee Club, 2 years LYLES, SALLY ISABEL MADDOX, CARLTON Butclf teGadysn R.O.T.C., 3 years MAGLIANO, ROSIE FrencbiW Holy Sinatra House of Representatives; Girl Reserves; Glee Club, 3 years MAGNON, HARRIET LOUISE Pollyy Honor Society; Kiwanettes; Girl Reserves; Youth For Christ MAHLUM, SCOTT KEITH GunneW Wbafs da matta? Crazy, or something? H-Club; Track, ,44; Football, ,43; R.O.T.C. MANCEBO, GLORIA LILLIAN Glee Club, 43 MANSELL, VIRGINIA LEE I ennyy MARTIN, HUGH DOYLE MW ch11 make millionW R.O.T.C., 3 years MARTINEZ, DANIEL Red and Black Rep.; Key Club, ,45, 46; Annual Staff, ' 46; Student Council, 45; Pan-American Club; ,9 .. Parliamentarian, Honor Society, 45, ,46 MARTINEZ, RICHARD RickjW Umbriagoy Annual Staff; Pan-American Club MATTERN, MARGARET ANN Glee Club MAULDIN, MELVIN WILLIAM MAXWELL, JEAN MARIE Dim 1;ch Cheerleader; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Glee Club; Drama Club MAY, BERTHA ADA Butclf House of Representatives; Pep Squad; Youth For Christ; M.P.O. Club MAYO, PEGGY LOU Piggy How in the world are you? Band Officer, 2nd Lt.; Drama Club; Orchestra MCARTHUR, HENDERSON ROBERT Orchestra, ,43; Band, ,43345 MCCLELLAN, DORIS MCCREARY, BILLY MCDONALD, BERT ALMAR Heck! Gost R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Non-Commissioned OfEceW Club; Kennel Club MCMAHON, FORREST EVERET Mac MCRAE, CORNELIUS GREEN ComgW I d011,! canw Track, 44, ,45; Red and Black; House of Representa- tives, 43 MCREE, MARGARET SMITH MEEROVITZ, GERALDINE IerrgW Tbafs Touglf Basketball; P.T.A. Membership Chairman; Red and Black Staff MEDINA, ESTHER Swaetic Girl Reserves; Red and Black Staff; Kiwanettes; Honor Society MERLIN, DAVID BYRD Tyronew Thar; tough Swimming, ,45, 46 ILLER, EDGAR LEON Lecaij K Merchant Marine; R.O.T.C., Lt., Drill Team, Rifle Team; Swimming MILLER, JOYCELYN MAYBELL 103W R.O.T.C. Sponsor MILLER, MARTHA ANN Youth For Christ; Girl Reserves MILLER, MELVA ELISE SbuckW Girl Reserves MILLIGAN, AVERY Football; Track MINX, DENNY CARL Isaacw Meet me at the Wagon WheeV R.O.T.C.; Red and Black Rep. MISTRETTA, MARY Ob, Goodness MOELLER, DONALD PERCY Donnie, How in the world are you? OfficersR Club, R.O.T.C. MORGAN, EDITH IRENE MORRIS, HARRY EUGENE N 41131 MOSES, LILLIAN Red and Black Staff, 46; Bulletin Room Rep., 44 MOYSE, EDDIE EDWARD Sloiftless Pm Eddie; watch that, Buddy! R.O.T.C. Ofiicer; Officerf Club NAPOLI, JOSEPHINE Iosz'ew NICHOLS, VENETTA FAYE Neth ,, P11 give you 4 Elm . . . NORTHROP, HOWARD LEE NUNEZ, KATE HOBBS Rea? Send up a flareV :oo..' Sponsor, ,45, ,46; Soph. B; V. Pres. of Saberettes; Ki- I wanettes; Hilsborean Static; Secoy of Bulletin R00 I I O,BERRY, BARBARA Jo ,1 Glee Club, uM346; Drama Club, ,45, 46 I I lnooxoov' O,DONNELL, JOANN MARTHA foo Youth For Christ, 45, 46; Girl Reserves, ,45, ,46; Drama Club, '45, '46 OPFER, CLIFFORD Be preparedn PAGES, OFELIA Ofe You know what I meanW PARK, F AITH PARODI, VELIA MARY Cuquf, Golly MosesW PARR, CORINNE o Kiwanettes; D.C.T. PATE, DOROTHY LEE Dodi NutsW PATE, MARGARET LAVON MargiW Ob, you know what I mean! Pan-American Club, ,44; Reporter, Red and Black, '44; Terrier Orators, ,45 PATRICK, DELORES MARGUERITE Dcw Honor Society; Youth For Christ; Band, Head Li- brarian, ,44, 51-5; Terrier Talkers; Drum Majorette, ,44, ,45, Head Majorette, 45, 46; Elaborators PEREZ, COLON ALFRED Capo Take it easyW PERRY, JOHN LAWRENCE R.O.T.C., Drill Team, ,43, Rifle Team, ,44, ,45; V. Pres., N.C.O. Club, ,44; OHicers, Club, .45, 46; Key Club; Red and Black Staff, ,45, o46 PETRALIA, JANET FRANCES I swanneeV Honor Society; Red and Black Staff PHILLIPS, JOHN CLAYTON School isnot so badoafter you get out? Officerso Club; R.O.T.C. Captain r 11 PLYER, BEVERLY CLAIRE Holy cowV POE, CHARLES W. Tbafs tougbV R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, ,43, 44; Key Club, 44, 45; Ochew Club; Youth For Christ; House of Repre- sentatives POWELL, JOE ALLEN PRITCHETT, MERRELLE MARGARET Drama Club, 45 PUGLISI, VIOLET GollyV Red and Black Staff, 45; Lt. in Phy. Ed., 45; Red and Black Manager, 44; Honor Society PULEo, PHYLLIS MARIE Prattif, Gost Orchestra; Pi Kappa Delta; Red and Black Staff; Honor Society PULLEY, RUTH ELIZABETH Ruthie PURCHASE, MARTHA JANE Marti? YouWe not kiddingW D.C.T. Club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor MichJ; Pi Kappa Delta PUTNEY, LOUIS WILLIAM Put-PuW Swimming Team, ,44, 45; Key Club RAMER, WILLIAM BROOKS BilV House of Representatives, 45; R.O.T.C., 43-'45 RAYMOND, FERN ELIZABETH REDDING, BOB DONALD R.O.T.C., 3 years; D.C.T. REED, SHIRLEY MAE Yankie Hubba! HubbaW Drama Club; Hi-Tri; Pep Club; Drill Team; Girl Reserves REID, CORRIE ETHEL Littlun Is that right? Feature Editor, Red and Black, '45; Dramatics Club, ,45 REYNOLDS, JIMMIE Blondie Howdy, SloppyW Honor Society REYNOLDS, PAUL C. IunioW Orchestra; Band; Glee Club; Terrier Talkers R10, EVELIO Radi0 Ifs greatW . Varsity Football, 44, 45; Track, 45, 46; H-Club; ? All City Team I ROBBINS, BETTY LEE My Cow! Mr. Pollardk Office Girl; Library Club ROBERTS, ROGER Coast Guard ROBINSON, HARMON CARLTON MousejW Wbafs the matter witcba? Golf Team; R.O.T.C., 3 years RODRIGUEZ, ESMERALDA Cucbcf, Wbafs new? Glee Club; Library Assistant RODRIGUEZ, CARRIE Lam? YouWe just jealous-tbafs allW Red and Black Rep., 43; Pan-American Club, Sedy, ,46 RODRIGUEZ, DOLLY FRANCES Dimple? Hubba! Hubba! Girl Reserves; Sedy of Bulletin Room, ,43 RUA, MARGARET Pigtails Hey, Little Gier Pep Squad, 43; Hilsborean Staff; Pan-American Club; Speakers of Tomorrow; Community Chest Helper; Red and Black Rep.; First Aid Parade; Class Play RUBIN, MANUEL NatcbV Student Council; Honor Society, Parliamentarian; Key Club; Cheerleader, Co-Head, Head; Penactors, Pres.; Thespians, Pres., Treas.; Bulletin Room Rep.; Pi Kappa Delta; Pan-American Club RUSHING, FERN ELYREAH Kitten Girl Reserves; M.P.O. Club; Band; Orchestra RUSSELL, BEVERLY DORIS Be1W HHuan Red and Black Staff RYALs, HILTON Hilt N.C.O. Club SAMFORD, MYRALEE Fir goodness sakes! Well, wbatdya know? Honor Society; Kiwanettes, 45, 46; Youth For Christ, ,43 SANCHEZ, LORRAINE Cracker Don? be 'cbicken'? Majorette SANDOVAL, LESTER ELLIOTT Sandi Lefs not bickmw Seward Park H. 5.: Swimming Team, N.Y.C.; Boyy Club of N.Y.; Volley Ball; Debating; Archers Ath- letic Club; at H.H.S.: Swimming SANTOS, IDA PAULS Student Council, 43345; Pi Kappa Delta, '43, Pres., ,45; Kiwanettes, 45, 46; Girl Reserves, 44; Honor Society, 45; House of Representatives, Sedy, 44, 45; Youth For Christ, ,44346 SCHROEDER, SHIRLEY JEAN Grandma Student Council Representative, ,44; Girl Reserves, 43, 44; May Day Festival, 43; Hilsborean Staff; Pi Kappa Delta; Thespian; Capt. in Phy. Ed. Son! Tbemk figbtzw wordsV Red and Black; Key Club; Honor Society SEDGWICK, MARY LAVINIA MickjW Glee Club, 44, ,45; Library Assistant SESSIONS, EUGENE EDGAR, JR. ScmV Sports Editor, Red and Black, ,45 SHARPE, FRANKIE LOU Holy CowV Saberettes, 45; Girl Reserves, ,45; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, ,45 SHELDON, TOM BALDWIN Firebug MTbl-ngn Youth For Christ; R.O.T.C. SHORT, JAMES WORLEY, JR. Iz'mmie, Sborty, Tbafs tough? R.O.T.C. Ocher; Officew Club; N.C.O. Club, Treas.; Key Club; Red and Black Staff; Youth For Christ SHRINER, LUCY Graybirdn Kiwanettes, ,43346; Saberettes, '45 SMELT, BETTY JUNE lune Bug, Ola, HorrorsV R.O.T.C. Sponsor SMITH, AARON JAMES Cheerleader, ,45, 46; N.C.O. Club, ,45; Officers, Club, 46; 2nd Lt., R.O.T.C. SMITH, JANICE CORINNE GabbgW Thespians, Reporter; Penactors; Elaborators Speech Club; House of Representatives; Red and Black; May Day Festival; Mr. Pollardk Office Girl SMITH, L015 ELIZABETH Betth Really? Kiwanettes, 45, 46 SMITH, SHIRLEY EULA 81nitty Hmm-mm-mm-mm! Pi Kappa Delta, 45; MiSs Hoyfs Oche Girl, ,43, 44; May Day Festival SMITH, VERGELENE Vergiew Hey, Girl, 01' Hey, Boy! Sponsor; Saberettes; Red and Black Staff SPRIGG, CLAUDE BARRY Aw, bcckV 2nd Lt., R.O.T.C.; Drill Team, ,44; Ofiicew Club SOLAR, ISABEL BELEN Dolle By gollyV Pan-American Club, ,45, ,46; House of Representa- tives; Red and Black Rep.; Miss Hile Office Girl STEPHENS, GERALDINE MILDRED Gerry, Ola! My cow? 1 Girl Reserves, 43- 46, V. Pres. 44, Service Chairman . ' 43; Youth For Christ, ,43346; Miss Hoyt,s Och-l ,1 Girl, ,44, 45; Terrier Orators; Speech Club, ,4511 Honor Society I I STONE, JIMMIE LOVELL R0618, I I Orchestra, u1-3345; R.O.T.C. Band, 43, ,44; F, 1 ball, 43345; Swimming Team, 44-,46 I IA w v STRICKLAND, JEAN ALVA Pest D.C.T. STRINGFELLOW, CEVILLA ALICE Stz'nlzieU IVS purtifuly, D.C.T. SUAREZ, MARTINA Marth Hi-BabyP Pan-American Club SWAIN, JULIAN fully, ??Ro1lgIJ, R.O.T.C. Officew Club; Ocher, R.O.T.C.; Bulletin Room Rep.; Pres. of Pan-American Club TANNER, IDA MAE Take it easy , Red and Black Bulletin Room Rep. TANT, BENJAMIN EUGENE, JR. Geize Dmft ask me, htuse I don? know? Honor Society TAPIA, RUBEN JOE Tapewomf How about that stuiw D.C.T. Club TAYLOR, JOEL BARCLAY saga, R.O.T.C. TELANDER, EDWARD JOHN R.O.T.C.; Swimming Team TERWILLIGER, LEE BISHOP Twig, wsgc., R.O.T.C. TESTASECCA, JOE T. Track Team, 45, 46; Tennis Team, ,45 TOOTLE, CLYDE LAMAR Toozw Wurf! Wuer Band, ,44; Sgt., R.O.T.C.; Swimming Team, ,43 TOUCHTON, L. J. Tondf Good-deal Football; Track; H-Club, V. Pres.; Pen-Actors TRIMBLE, BETTY ANN 019! For the brains of a geniusP, Glee Club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, ,44, ,45; Red and Black Bulletin Room Rep.; Pep Squad, ,44 TUCKER, ANNA SUE Suzie - ...'. Well, Golly MosesW ADE, OLIVER L. Red , Navy; Band :lllll'! DEZ: OLGA 8190781,, My goodness graciousV VALERO, ALLEN HOAQUIN Fuzng YouWe not just battiw your gumsW Honor Society; Key Club; R.O.T.C., Rifle Team 45, Awarded Medal as Best-Drilled Junior 45; House of Representatives VEGA, OLGA MARIE May Day Festival, 44; Student House of Representa- tives, 45; Kiwanettes, 45, 46; Hilsborean Staff, 46; Honor Society, 45, ,46 VIERA, LEONORE Leonie, Goodness! WADSWORTH, EVELYN EDYTHE BMW Librarian, :43; Bond Drive Representative WALKER, RUTH LILY Imagine tbatV Red and Black Bulletin Room Rep.; House of Repre- sentatives WALTERS, JUANITA WALLIS, MARY ANN Ola! FiddlestirksV House of Student Representatives, 44, 45 WALSTON, HARRY WADE Track Team, 44, 45, Letterman; H-Club; Speech Club WEBSTER, BETTY ANN Green-eyef, Ob, Fine! Ob, Brother!, Drill Team, 44; May Day Festival, 44; Lt. in Phy. Ed., ,45 WELLONs, BETTY JANE WELLS, CHESLEY H. Bun? Such is life Honor Society; House of Representatives; Red and Black Staff, Editor ,46; Pres. M.P.O. Club; R.O.T.C. Ocher; Officers, Club WHITTEN, VIRGIL EDWARD lst Lt., R.O.T.C., ,45; Rifle Team, 43346, Captain ,46; Placed on William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match, Winning 3 Medal WILDEs, RONALD PATTON WILLIAMS, MASON HARRY Hapij Are you serious? R.O.T.C., 43- 45 WILLIAMS, ROBERT W. Slim Lefs not be selfish, shall we? R.O.T.C., 43, 44 WILSON, BENNETT BoneW UmbriagoV R.O.T.C., Sgt., ,43 WILSON, JACK I reckorW WILSON, MAURINE DOROTHY Pll SwanneeW WOFFORD, CHARLES WESLEY Hubba! Hubbu! Officery Club; House of Representatives; N.C.O. Club WOOD, LUCILLE DORIS Luch Come againP YRABEDRA, AIDA Ob, Kid? ZAMBITO, JOSIE PULEo I0 1M Gee Whiz! Lt. in Phy. Ed., 43, 44; Library Assistant, ,44; Pan- American Club, ,45, ,46 GRIGSBY, LEOLA GENE IV Nwlgy'y: Transfer, Bradenton: Glee Club, ,43346; Music Clinic, 45; G.A.A., ,43; at H.H.S.: Red and Black; Pi Kappa Delta; Treas., Junior Class; Student Coun- cil, ,44 BURLESON, BETTY JEAN TUBBs, EVERETT Army Signal Corps; R.O.T.C., 2V2 years CAMERA SHY JANUARY ALVAREZ, RUBEN LUIS CHAPMAN, ART STUART HARGAN, JAMES A. N avy Vetermu SCOLARO, LENA YATES, ROBERT N awy JUNE BARTON, WILLIAM THEODORE Armed Servicen BRAGDON, JACK ANSEL DANIELS, EARL LEWIS DIAz, EDDIE CONSTANTINO DICKSON, DUDLEY GATTA, PAUL HEUER, MILTON ROBERT HILL, JAMES JOHNSON, VIRGINIA MACON, ROLAND MEADOWS, LAURA LAVERNE MCCLUNG, FRANK ANDREW MANISCALCO, BENNY OSTERMAN, JOSEPH JOHN ROBERTS, ROBERT NORWOOD SEXTON, FRANK STEINER WILSON, WARREN THOMAS ABENE, MARY LAURA Bezmz'f Bless Bess, and GodfregW K'MENTROUT, HUNTER M. Nailf Football; Basketball; Baseball; H-Club BACH, KARL THEODORE ??Waz't , BAGGETT, EVERETT HERBERT BEXLEY, CHARLES CLIFFORD Killer Tbafs TougbV Officer? Club; R.O.T.C.; Terrier Orators; Speech Club, ,44; Boys, Glee Club; Boxing BUCKLEY, SARALIE JUANITA Sarie Darnatimf, Glee Club, 513345; M.P.O. Club; Lil Actors, ,45; Red and Black Rep., ,44; Kennel Club, 44 CADRECHA, DORA Dori? ??GollyiJ CARTER, HARRY AULTMAN Reverezzd PfGolly,, Tennis, ,45; Speech Club; Red and Black Rep.; Foot- ball, 43; Dramatic Club CAso, SANTA Baby SamW Hi, Baby Glee Club; House of Representatives CLEMENT, DOROTHY Dof, Wouldrff do to tell! M.P.O., ,45, ,46 DIAZ, ANTHONY JOSEPH Flaslf Roger! WilcoW Kennel Club DONALDSON, GRACE MARIE Graciw' Darn itV DORMAN, ROBERT THOMAS Hubba! HubbaV Cheerleader; R.O.T.C. Oiiicer DOUGLAS, BETTY LOU LOW GRUBER, ROXANE LOUISE Roxy, Hilsborean Artist, '43-,46; Drum Majorette, ,45, 46 HARRIS, LESSIE LEE Leslie, Lock him up, Sberijw Glee Club; United Seamen's Service Club HARTLEY, ELLA MARGARET Little BitW P11 be doggonezp Hilsborean Staff; Girl Reserves, ,43; Glee Club, ,45; : .' Pep Squad; Red and Black Rep., 45 KEMP, JOSEPH DEE Are you kidding?!, N.C.O. Club MARTINEZ, SABINO, JR. ffRines,, MENENDEZ, JACKIE Black fad? Is that a fact? Football, ,43345; H-Club, Secretary; Track, ,44; All City Football Team MENENDEZ, VICENTA DEMMI VeW Ola! Golly! PEREZ, ZULEMA Zulie Cookyn Hilsborean Staff RAWLS, KILBOURNE D.C.T. Club RODRIGUEZ, VIOLET SALARIO, LOUIS Slalf H-Club; Football; Basketball, All City, second team THREADGILL, JIMMY Wbo-o-o-o! Wm?! WufW Swimming Team, 43; Drill Team, 43; 2nd Lt. in R.O.T.C. Band TORNERO, MIRTA VAUGHN, MARY LOU L02? M.P.O. Club, ,41, 42 WEHLE, LILLIAN LOUISE Willie Hey, Gier WESTER, ZACK TAYLOR Zed? N.C.O. Club; Youth For Christ METZGNER, HAROLD MAPPIN, MARY LOUISE Lulzf Say; n'ow-W Honor Society; Glee Club, 3 years; Pi Kappa Delta; Red and Black Rep.; May Day Festival; Youth For Christ; Girl Reserves, 2 semesters V4 0:95:53:ch K . manowmgpo Comeis: 345583: Oboe: 4 Jimmy Mayo, Caprain 1imm Thread ill 2nd LL . p M Y 9 . , Nu! Auahmbach m Lt . 4 Mean W , . Mam Bedingfiekf, 20:! Li. Ward Cgmehus Jack Sparrmthawk Barifnne: J. H. Threadgiil Harry Brown, lug LL T'QMbanes: ' Smy SM Kannmk Hamming; Ben Butler Kenneth Ciyde Tynan 2nd Li. , Iona Swaaf Reggic Glfgsvn F'e'mh H07 ; 1 Mkkey Levings Sam Matheny Jane W32: Jean Clarke 1 Bass Drums: Paul Reynold: Greta Clemmons Snare Drama Delores Cork Georgia Frayne Jeannie Kendall Gloria Ponder Cymbais: Ina McLeod Bells: Dana Minna Virginia Venrers Saxophones: Peggy M370 Dick Roller '805 DePagfcr Jeanne Gray Edith Johnson Dick Persbackcl Richard Vauiers Flute: Jean Kamisb Clarinets: Benny Maniscako, 1:! LI. Ralph Fisher, Maia: Robert McArthur Jone Habart , Bobby Vaughn Beefy Jean Kaila Darofby Kelley Richard Norton Frank Scolaro Velma Penigrcw Betty Jean Thompson Pat Wiener Jimmie Bedami Vince 1:: Card 050 . Lamar Davis Juanita Hamm George ?orier Donald Rennegr 43mm Waldon Hardy Smart Leonatd Westberry ORCHESTRA Dirtctor and Faculty Arlvixer MR. AMADO DELGADO Violins: Dorothy Brown, Victor Cugar, Georgia Frayne, Laura Harrison, John Johnson, Phyllis Puleo, Mary Stone. Cello: Betty Jean Keller. String anx: Sara Ann Boyer. Trumpcts: jimmie Stone, Jimmy Threadgill, jimmy Mayo. Piano: Evelyn Puleo, Bobby Thompson. Clurinetx: Joyce Hobart, Ralph Fisher, Benny Maniscalco. Drums: Tympani-v-Paul Reynolds, Snare Delore; Cork, Bass and Cymbals-Greta Clem- mons. Basses: Ward Cornelius, Paul Aughinbaugh. Oboe: Peggy Mayo. DRUM MAJORETTES Left to right: Patty Bell, 2nd Lt.; Lorraine Sanchez; Jean Eichelberger, 2ndi LL; Dot Henderson; Jo Ann Hardy, lst LL; Delores Patrick, Capt.; Greta Clemmons, lst Lt.; Betty Jean Thompson, Pat Hudson, Iona Sweat, Roxane Gruber. Faculty Adz'iwr: Mr. Amado Delgado. KEY CLUB SERVICE . . . Yes, tbafs our motto! The aim of this club is service. This club is indirectly sponsored by the Kiwanis club. Weekly luncheon meetings are held at the school, and the club president becomes the Junior Ki- wanian who attends the regular meetings of the Kiwanis Club, taking with him each week a different club member. Left to right: Row 1: Calvin Fawcett, Robert Turner, Howard Barbary, Jimmy Sullivan, Jack Roebuck, John Perry, Jimmy Short. Row 2: Scott Sutton, Ralph Fisher, Milton Bedingheld, Victor Scott, Daniel Martinez, Roland Martinez, Joe Bragg, Charles Poe. ROW 3: Martin Daniel, Herbert Albritton, Allen Valero, Louis Putney, Jimmy Mayo, Robert Vaughn, Manuel Rubin, Mr. Wm. Lloyd, Fatally Adviser. Left to right: Row 1: Dot Boyd, Eileen Lomax, Ida Santos, Lucy Shriner, Jean Clay, Daphna Mills, Theresa Baxter, Rosemary Dixon, Jackie Cox, Esther Medina. Row 2: Lucille Toney, Dot Swan, Betty Borrego, Barbara Hill, Stella Grimaldi; Mrs. Lavinia Jones, Far. Adm; Frances Antinori, Mary Ann Frisco, Myra Lee Sanford, Betty Smith, Jennie Adams. ROW 3: Kate Nunez, Harriet Magnon, Ramona Monteiga, Marian Glorioso, Olga Alvarez, Vivian Law, Dot Knight, Betty Gayle Ayala, Mary Frances McCottcry. SERVICE . . . this is the guide for activities of members of the KIWANETTES. Girls in this club plan activities Which will benefit teachers and students. Among other things, they distribute school copies of the Rmdm'sl Digest, and assist in other school affairs. CHEERLEADERS Faculty Azlw'xer: Miss Brenelle Mobley Left to right: Front: Barbara Hill, Manuel Rubin. Standing: Aaron Smith, Mildred Branch, Robert Woodard, Betty Jo Starkey, Ramona Maciella, Auralee Trautman, Joe Bragg, Gladys Beck, Jean Blenkhorn, Jean Maxwell, Robert Dorman, Jeanee Sledzinski, Ray Gonzalez. IT TAKES VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY to make a good CHEERLEADER. Cheerleaders help boost the school spirit of the student body by being present at all football games. They write new cheers, originate new motions, conduct assembly programs, lead pep meetings, entertain out-of-town teams. They prac- tice daily throughout the football season and are one of the most loyal groups in the school. They are our uTerryk best friend. DRILL TEAM Left to right: Row 1: Irma Jimenez, Carolyn Dempsey, Patricia Forsythc, Emily Martinez, Clara Claywell, May Hilliard, Joanne Wheeler, Faye Smith, Barbara Harvey, Margaret Willa- cott, Margaret Leist. Row 2: Betty Gurney, Ida Garcia, Terry Diaz, Mathilda Tamargo, Catherine Lala, Myma Morton, Joan McDuHie, Marjorie Ogelsby, Jeannene Scott, Luverne Moorehead, Allene Scott, Doretha Livitty. Row 3: June Moran; Miss Peggy Card, Far. Adm; Dot Martin, Betty Jean Higdon, Evelyn Harvey, Jo Ann Harte, Frayda Seigel, Marian Lough, Virginia Allen, Nancy W'hite, Winifred Hill, Lois Bray, Anna Lee Schleman. Row 4: Polly Tomlinson, Marjery Lou Harden, Anita Doug- las, Jean Gathright, AlicehRodriguez, Harriet Nosti, Barbara Bell, Patricia King, Isabel Freer, Virginia Harvey, Jean McCrory, Alice Delgado. Not shown: Margaret Breland, Eloise Coffey, Mary Anne Hamilton. H-CLUB vat to right: Row 1: Cecil Perrctte, Bob Fingar, Gene O'Berry, Jimmy Hawk, Jackie Mencndez, L. J. Touchton, Harold Grihin, Billy Segars, Everette Horne. Row 2: Bob Adams, Lowell Rushing, Tony Garcia, Kevin Howell, John Jurado, Roger McKinney, Denton Al- bertson, Ralph Fisher, Calvin Fawcett, Wes Hildebrand. ROW 3: Evelio Rio, Nick Locicero, Jimmie Stone, rHunter Armentrout, Louis Brown, Jack Jones, Wayne Greenlee, Harry Walston, Jimmie Traina, Eddie Diaz. Row 4: Louis Salario, Keith Mahlum, Howard Barbery, Tony Gonzalez, Louis Garcia, Buddy Crews, Frank Morejohn, Tommy Hires, Sonny Morton, R. B. Lastingcr, Joe Guagliardo. A TERRIER NEVER QUITS This is the motto of the H-Club. Members of this club have won their letters in one of the three major sports such as football, basketball, or baseball. Members must be not only good athletes, but also good sports among their teammates and classmates. This club works for the advancement of sports in our school. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Left 10 right: Row 1: Betty Borrego, Georgia Frayne, Claribelle Clay well, Betty Brown, Lucille Brown, Margaret Cuscaden, Dorothy Knight, blizabeth Leverett, Dot Dickerson, Jo Ann OiDonnell. Row 2: Sara Ann Boyer, Ida Santos, Delores Patrick, Geraldine Stephens, Barbara Bedford, Josephine Rodriguez, Irma Jimenez, Dalia Llerema, Eileen Lomax, Clara Horne, Ruth Eden. ROW 3: Caroline Stegal, Betty Jean Keller, Joyce Hobart, Alba Jean Knight, Virginia Miller, Mary Gillen, Dorothy Kelly, Mary Davis, Louise Olsen, Mickey Levings, juanita Hamm. ROW 4: Tommy Cooper, Dorothy Swan, Lula Segars, Virginia Venters, Martha Ann Miller; Miss Lucile Shehan, Fac. Adm; Harriet Magnon, Marjery Lou Hardin, Polly Tomlinson, Lavonne Trawick, Elwin Edwards. ROW 5: Tommy Sheldon, Ben Butler, Denton Albertson, Benny Bostain, Francis Short, jimmie Short, Dana McKinnon, Martin Daniel, Paul Aughinbaugh, Charles Poe, Everett Horne, Iolita Sloan, Kathleen Herndon, Bertha May, and others. LIBRARY CLUB IS THE COVER FALLING OFF YOUR BOOKS? Well, you would find a good repairer in THE LIBRARY CLUB. Trained by Mrs. Cagnina, these club members learn how to check books in or out of the library; they help send out no- tices for overdue books; they slip books, sort them into groups, and return them to the shelves; they revise books on the shelves; circu- late tine notices; and in general are library as- sistants. Students are volunteers who work during their study hall periods. Left to right: Row 1: Pansy Branch, Sadie Con- nally, Frances Horne, Jo Ann Wheeler, Barbara Harvey, Anne Lee Schleman. Row 2: Betty Lou O'Neal; Mrs. Faye Biggs, Lib. Ant; Miss Florence Hunt, Asst. Lib.; Mrs. Rose C. Cag- nina, Librarian; Martha Ann Eason, Mary Swift. Row 3: Laura Lou Lewis, Lorraine Gregory, Virginia Swymer, Minnie johnson, Imogene El- well, Mary Sedgwick, Laura Claburn. Not xlmum: Vivian Mappin, Frances Sharpless, Bert Earliene Tucker, Margery Lou Harden. GIRL RESERVES Left to right: Row 1: Mary Louise McAlleand, Geraldine Stevens, Jennie Adams, Marian Glorioso, Harriet Magnon, Stella Grimaldi, Esther Medena, Estelle Fernandez, Dot Batman, Sadie Connally, Carol Lumia. Row 2: Miss Jane Dowdell, Far. Adu; Frances King, Jo Ann McDufEe, Irma Jimenez, Peggy Matthews, Connie Camp, Clarene Hobbs, Shirley Reed, Betty Gurnsey, Virginia Allen, Myrna Martob, Gloria de la Llama; Miss Lulu Rigby, Far. Adv. Row 3: Mary Ellen B05, Mary Anne Frisco, Ida Garcia, Jennie Marino, Marilyn Price, Mary Gillan, Polly Tomlinson, Terry Diaz, Josephine GonZalez, Barbara Bedford, Lily Nuccio, Frances Antinori. Row 4: Dalia Rodriguez, Lenore Alonso, Carmel Gullo, Betty Jean Heller, Joyce Hobart, Jo Ann Harte, Mary Anne Hamilton, Dot Martin, Ramona Monteiga, Martha Aman, Martha Ann Miller, Melva Miller, Peggy Breland. ROW 5: Virginia Swymer, Dot Swan, Carolyn Stegall, Geneva Hall, Eloise Hall, Alice Rodriguez, Alice Delgado, Dorothy Jean Plyer, Daphne Mills, Betty Jo Baldwin, Laura Meadows, Ramona Garcia, Betty Harry. TO FIND AND GIVE THE BESTh This is the fine purpose behind the GIRL RESERVES. Members strive to be gracious in manner, impartial, loyal, sincere, and willing to serve just causes. D. C. T. THEY GET PAID FOR GOING TO SCHOOL . . . Can you imagine such a situation? Well, iths true, that is, if you are a member of the DIVER- SIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING class tcommonly called the D.C.TJ. Members of this group usually are students who do not intend going to college. They study for five hours a week the subject in which they are interested, and then spend about twenty hours a week in doing the actual work, for Which they receive regular pay. Member; engage in State contests, have conven- tions, and in general, graduate from the course into a permanent job. Their director is Mr. William Hodges. Left to rigbl: Row 1: Aida Hernandez, Clara Pierce, Virginia Moore, Dudley Dickson, Betty Blount, Alice Kcene, Helen Creel, Dorothy Clement. Row 2: Carylan Lewis, Antonette Scaglione, Cnmmarata, Civilla Stringfellow, Julia Godwin. Row 3: Kilboume Rawls, Mr. William Hodges, Far. Adm; William Alvarez, Isolina Lord, Jean Strickland, Markelle Law, Edith Gordan, Mildred Baker, Eleanor Bobby Redding, Kenneth Blevins, Ray Perez, Alexander Suarez; Ruben Tapia, Paul Gatta, Corinne Parr. THESPIANS Hillsborough Thespians, Troupe N0. 147, of the National Hon- orary Dramatic Society, represent students who have done outstanding work in acting and producing plays at school. This society stands for the betterment of high school dramatics throughout the U. S. Prexidcnl: Sammy Wilson Faculty Advixer: Miss Thelma E. Jones ROW 1: Jackie Cox, Manuel Rubin. Row 2: Sammie Wilson; Miss Thelma Jones, Far. Adm; Janice Smith. Not shown: Bar- bara Bedford, Jo Ann Holmes, Mildred Branch. Joe Bragg, Demon Albertson, Norma Carbonnell, Martin Daniels, Ralph Garcia, Jean Klay, Barbara OhBerry, Ida Santos, Shirly Schroed- er, Mary Louise Sinclair, Robert W'oodward, Billy Seagers. PI KAPPA DELTA ITS ALL GREEK TO ME . . . So might an unitiated person remark about the new drama club, PI KAPPA DELTA hwork and drama. There must be effort before the result can be termed real drama . Members elect the course in Drama, and maintain membership after completing the course by sincerely trying to pro- mote good drama in Hillsborough High. Project: Redecorate stage dressing rooms; furnish a green room. O$cen for 1945-46: General Manager: Robert Woodard Stage Manager: Martin Daniel Secretary: Betty Gayle Ayala Faculty Adviser: Miss Thelma E. Jones Left to right: Row 1: Joe Bragg, Eileen Lomax, Marietta Cumble, Betty Gale Ayala, Robert Woodard, Sara Charpie, Betty Borrego, Carolyn Odom, Albert Fernandez. Row 2: Barbara O'Berry, Jo Ann Holmes, Meta Clyburn, Thelma Tharp, Jeanne Maxwell, Ida Santos, Shirley Schroeder, Dorothy Boding, Olga Valdez, Doreen Burnside. Row 3: Merelle Pricchett, Lois Bizzelle, Doris Lainhardt, Santa Casa. Row 4: Terry O,Connor, Angie Pelligrino, Shirley Smith, Gwen Levi, Edythe Duncan, Sara Lee Buckley. Row 5: Josephine Massaro, Mary Jo Far- rior, Marianne Valenti, Janka Smith, Norma Carbonell, Polly Geroe, Libby Jones, Bonnie Reid. ROW 6: Mary Louise Sinclair, Lucille Toni, Dot Henderson, Mildred Branch, Peggy Mayo, Barbara Bedford; Miss Thelma Jones, Fat. Adm; Bonnie Reid. Row 7: Kate Nunez, Esther Medina, Billy Segars, Manuel Rubin, Sammy Wilson, Harry Carter, Betty Robbins, Ralph Garcia, and others. TERRIER ORATORS THEY INTEND TO BECOME BETTER SPEAKERSU . . . And they will serve the school wherever or whenever speech-making will help any prm ject. Students qualify for membership in TERRIER ORATORS by being a student of speech, or by doing unusual platform assembly speaking. Presidmlx: Tommy Cooper and Howard Barbary Secretaries: Jo Ann Holmes and Ann Bishop 3 33825553513 '3 In; 42322333 :, I? 'i ' Left to right: ROW 1: Tommy Cooper, Harry Walston, joan Holmes, Gene Tinney, Louis Putney. Row 2: Betty Parrish, Beva Ann Philipi, Clarine Hobbs, Calvin Fawcett, Howard Barbery; Miss Thelma Jones, Fac. Adm; Ann Bishop, Arthur Ortiz. Row 3: Myette McPhatter, Jennett Horne, Dot Johnson, Louise Sapp, Aileen Scott, LuVerne Morehead, Josephine Massaro, Barbara Arnold, Jackie Colee. ROW 4: Coleen Nelson, Bobbie Joyce Phillips, Ruth Rush, Barbara Lewis, Marianne Valenti, Amado Arango, Dahlia Llerma, Geraldine Stephens, George Smith. Row 5: Romana Masciello, Eloise Bates, Leola Meeks, Stanley White, Forrest McMahon, George Jones. PAN AMERICAN CLUB erl to right: Row 1: Danny Martinez, Julian Swain; Miss Angie Ferrara, Far. Adm; Andrew Orestano, Esther Medina, Irma Garcia. Row 2: Violet Arias, Janey Pecralia, Angie Ferrante, Alice Espinola, Lena Mortellaro, Angie Pelli- grino, Isabel Solar, Josephine Fernandez, Cath- erine D'Elia. ROW 3: Genera Abad, Amada Ar- ango, Eloise Gonzalez, Eleana Cammaratta, Katie Bedami, Josie Zambito, Lorraine Sanchez, Santa Casa, Violet Puglisi. Richard Martinez. Row 4: Ruben Tapia, Roland Martinez, Mary LaBruzzo, Margaret Rua, John Costella, Carrie Rodriguez, Anna Mae Duncan, Edith Duncan, Manuel Ru- bin, Lydia Diaz, Dahlia Llerema, Olga Vega, Angie Diaz. wrm A FEW MORE- H.H.S. mu. wm AGAIN pmSv Bowmm JACK mew ' WE: WW... x M BARBARA worm Jovce ems ROY VANEVCK FRANE$ ammom DOT BOND HBRRV DeMez1 HOUSE OF STU DENT REPRESENTAT! U58 FALL :94 5 Rm 1, left Ia 159M: 7kg Jacobson, Cami Lumia,Viulet Mandme. Doris Fisher, Rnsemavy Trekmen, Mist Macy Ruby Johns, Faculty Adviser; Beth Gurney, Ida Garcia. Fianccs Antiwar; Jaan Lem. 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EmBm 5:0qu .:mm8m F3350 .xomammjm ougum .umiucmm 8:54 552 .mEmm exam .mmox ukugom .EEM ;;uoqu .NoQNaow 5mm .nmuuao a: .3828; :22 coming unfit .NEQ .ChuF dEuU mcctoU .tocmuamw 80:2m MAN : .mmukr 5120 3:31:15 025 33A .uNNwE m:num $33.32 nzoEux h335032 Suzuum 334 4:03:54 .202 55 6ng 55V FEE .NNMQ 5:..qu .omx VD 23E .vuouumuuaU xnmum .855 51.3 .NPEZ 530 mum NH ?mw ANMmEamv szmaa SE. maauwwme 3 JANUARY CLASS BANQUET HILLSBORO HOTEL January 11, 1946 THEME: On a Southern Plantation At the Speakery Table Banquet Scenes IDEAL SENIOR Hair Eyes Mouth Teeth Smile Complexion Most Accommodating Sweetest Best Physique Best Figure NOTABLES Best Looking Cutest Most Representative Best Dressed Best Personality Best Athlete Class Crook Most Sophisticated Most Bashful Most Dignified Wittiesc Brightest Ideal Couple Prettiest Girl GIRL Jean Tinney Terry O Connor Annie Ciaccio Alice Espinola Betty Wynns Lena Mortellaro Marian Glorioso Angie Ferranta Angie Pellegrino GIRL Terry O,Connor Annie Ciaccio Mildred Baker Annie Ciaccio Mary Aya Carmen Sardinas Jean Tinney Betty Lou Vallejo Mary Lou Tilley Katie Bedami jean Klay Jean Klay Annie Ciaccio The Notables BOY Rolando Martinez Demon Albertson Howard Barbary Joe Guagliardo Chuck Furman Andrew Oreslano Robert Woodard John Guastella Billy Seegars BOY Herbert Albrizton Nick Palermo Herbert Albritton Jimmy Traina Robert Whodard Billy Seegars Jackie Abene Ralph Fisher Kevin Howell Charles Maxey Jackie Abene Andrew Orestano Demon Albertson THE IDEAL SENIOR GIRL BOY Hair Kate Nunez Manuel Rubin Eyes Ida Santos Cornelius McRae Mouth Betty Gale Ayala Tony Garcia Teeth Ida Santos Manuel Rubin Smile Betty Gale Ayala Manuel Rubin Complexion Lily Favata John Perry Tommy Cooper Tommy Cooper Jimmy Hawk Most Accommodating Eileen Lomax Sweetest Eileen Lomax Best Physique Best Figure Barbara Hill JUNE CLASS NOTABLES Row 1: Barbara Hill, Willivst; Scottie Branch, Clan Crook; Jean Davenport, Most Sophisticated, Mast Dignified; Lily Favata, Ideal Complexion; Janice Smith, Bkst Alblefr; Kate Nunez, Pretlzext Girl. Row 2: Harriet Magnon, Brightest; John Perry, Best Complexion; Victor Scott, Brightest Boy; Betty Gale Ayala, Best Dressed; Ida Sam tos, Ideal Eyes, Teeth; Lucy Shriner, Cutest, Most Basbful; Eileen Lomax, Bext Personality; Jackie Cox, Denny Minx, Ideal Couple. Row 3: Harry Walston, Wittiesl; Tommy Cooper; Aaron Smith, Cutest; Cornelius McRae, Idem! Eyes; Dick Andrews, Chm Crook; jimmy Hawk, Bexf Athlete. Row 4: Tom Engle, Most Sophisticated; Manuel Rubin, Best Look- ing, Best Personality; Daniel Martinez, Best DI'exsed; Bobby Jackson, Most Bashful. J UNE CLASS BANQUET HILLSBORO HOTEL ROOF GARDEN March 29, 1946 DREAMS Faculty Advisers: Miss Jane Dowdell, Miss Ruby Wyatt LEADING NOTABLES Tommy Cooper and Eileen Lomax Most accommodating; sweetest; most representative. Tommy most dignified; Eileen-best personality. THE PATSY Presented by: THE JANUARY CLASS, 46 Direclor: Mn. G. D. CHAMBERLAIN Mmic: H. H. S. ORCHESTRA MR. DELGADO, Dirertow Behind the scenes. Grace: uYou may think you can take him away'from me, but you CAN'T. CAST of CHARACTERS Mrs. William Harrington - William Harrington - - Grace Harrington - - - Patricia. Harrington - Billy Caldwell - - - Tony Anderson - - Sadie Buchanan - - Patrick OTlaherty - Trip Busty - - Patsy: I can,t believe therHs actually peace in this family, for ONCE.n - MARY ETHEL WESTER - - ROBERT PORTER - - MARY HILL - JEAN KLAY - HOWARD BARBERY - DENTON ALBERTSON - MARIAN GLORIOSO - JACKIE ABENE - DOYLE WADSWORTH Tony: ' I'hanks, Mrs. Harrington and Mr. O,Flaherty, I know will be VERY happy. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY JUNE CLASS PLAY By ALBERTA CASELLA. Translated by WALTER FARRIS. Director: MISS THELMA JONES His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki - - - - - - - MANUEL RUBIN Grazia - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jo ANN HOLMES Carroda - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DANIEL MARTINEZ Duke Lambert - - - - - - - - - - - - - LEONARD GOTLER Duchess Stephmi; - - - - - - - - - - - - Do-r HENDERSON Baron Caesarea - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOMMY COOPER Princess of San Lucc: - - - - - - - - - - - MARGARET RUA 'MvAlda - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BETTY GALE AYALA Eric Femon - - - - - - - - - - - - - CHARLES WOFFORD Rhoda Fenton - - - - - f- - - - - - - - GRETA CLEMMONS Major WhitreaJ - - - - - - . - - - - - - - TOM ENGLE Cora - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - BARBARA BEDFORD Fedele----------------AARONSMITH 14razia: IFS the strangest night Fve ever known. Didnlt you feel it? I had forgotten how silent and swift a shadow can be . . . 2-Prince Sirki: I should like to join in your pleasures if I may, and enjoy the hours with you . . . J-Alda: uBecause you are the most fascinat- ing . . . the most compelling . . . the most royal man . . . and I am a woman . . . 4e-Princess of San Lucca: uYou all seem concerned about something. W'ho is this man? SeThe Shadow: You do not understand . . . my Holi- day is over . . . I am going, AT ONCE!! GLEE CLUB M. P. 0. IS YOUR CLASS SEEING A MOVIE TODAY? . Well, the students who manage the camera, lights, and general program are the M.P.O. -Motion Picture Operators. Under the guid- ance of Mr. W. Hodges, these students help movies run smoothly. In our modern school program, movies are a planned part of the His- tory, Science, Home Economics, and other classes. Left to right: Row 1: Pauline Chivers, Greta Clemons, Claudine Razor. ROW 2: Dudley Dickson, mgn; Saralie Buckley, uxsl. mgr.; Mr. Hodges, Fat. Adm; Edris Morgan; Edward Lee, adv. 1 STAFF SGT. W. M. RIVERS bNSTRUCTOR OF R.O.T.C. 1N H.H.$n MAJOR a B. PARKHAM P. M. 5.9551 Wu Vain Rsmb Len a mam mm mums . g ML mum $4 n; .. M 30839 30m 397 SM CHARLES c. sown DWLE WWW GENERAL aommusmme SGT. FOR 3 ALL. 3.03.6. UNlTS IN TAMPN BATTALION STAFF Left to right: Row 1: Lt. Col. Charles Cohen, Lt. Col. Charles Maxey. Row 2: Maj. Paul Reynolds, lst Lt. Phil Albury, Maj. Robert Woodard, lsc Lt. Ernest Horne. REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS STAFF Col. Herbert Albritton Capt. Jack Carlyle, Capt. Gerald Gathright, Capt. John Perry 15: Lt. Tom Engle, M. Sgt. Chesley Walls, Sgt. Clyde Wheeler, T. Sgt. Jack Price REGIMENT IN FULL ARRAY RIFLE TEAM Gary Peters, Fred Osterman, Charles Saunders, Donald Sanders, Kenneth Hall, Clyde Wheeler, Ralph Ramer, John Renick, Virgil Whitten, John Perry, Roland Portals, Sam Jones, Claude Sprigg, Jack Davis, Myron Preble. Fourth Service Command Rifle Malcb: Score 3623; H. H. S. won fourth place. William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match: H. H. 5. won second place with a total score of 916 out of a possible 1000. The following boys won marksmenk badges: Donald H. Sanders, Roland Portas, Virgil Whitten, Myron Preble, john Perry. SABER CLUB Col. Herbert Albritton, Lt. Col. Bob Albritton, Lt. Col. Charles Cohen, Lt. Col. Charles Maxey, Maj. Paul Reynolds, Maj. Robert Woodard, Captains: Jeny Gathright, Jack Carlyle, John Perry, Elwyn Edwards, Richard Brown, Fermin Rodriguez, Barney Bostain, john Phillips, Bill Anderson; lst Lts.: Tom Engles, Phil Albury, Everett Horns, Virgil Whitten, Arthur Maynor, Andrew Orestano, Jimmy Fernandez, Jimmy Short, Carol Deloach; 2nd Lts.: Eddie Moyse, Donald Moore, Dendall Davenport, Charles Bexley, Sam Jones, Denny Minx, Chzu'les WoHord, John Bowman, Julian Swain, Robert Dorman, Dick Andrews, Claude Spriggs. COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE R. O. T. C. . . . These are the boys who are the SABER CLUB, and also the OFFICERS, COUNCIL. Upon these boys depends the morale and achicvements of the entire regiment for the year. They plan social, or other, events, suggest ideas for their work, and handle discipline. 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CZAUDE SPRMG 1.2 11' FIPAIYA' MENDEZ ;'Le rm 3.6915153 themes mmmauez, T waaamm mums Vm mam: MLC' 2mm Tj4m ROY McCONNEL. n ! saves STAR A oa emmmav m amou esse H.HILL :s HONORS 5v 'AJ. F.B.PAR9AM AND l-M-LSH L53 HE RECEIVES A COMMISSIONED OFFICERS S P R l N G Col. Bill Anderson; Lt. COIL: John Phillips, El- wyn Edwards, Jack Cnrlisle; Majors: Tom Engle, John Perry, Pete Giglio; Captains: Jimmie Short, Everett Horne, Jerry Gathright, Carl Deloach, Richard Brown, Charles Woford, Claude Sprigg, Virgil Whitten, Fil Albury; 1:! th.: Dendall Davenport, Dick Andrews, Julian Swain, Hylton Ryals, Sam Jones, Denny Minx, Eddie Moyse, Donald Moeller, Chesley Wells; 2nd Lt:.: john Bowman, Robert Dorman, Keith Mahlum, Bert McDonald, Albert Little, Clyde Wheeler, Eugene Tant, John Roberts, Howard Northrup, Jack Price, Aaron Smith, Jack Armstrong, Doyle Martin. R. O. T. C. SPONSORS S P R I N G Row 1: Auralee Trautman, Betty Smelt, La- vonne Trawick, Ida Santos, Mary Jo Farrier, Jessie Heiter, Martha Roebuck, Evelyn Swain. Row 2: Bobby Grumpton, Fazel Starling, Rolane Gruber, Libby Jones, Mary Esther Bartlett, Joyce Ehle, Edris Morgan, Betty Swain. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS S P R l N G There are more than 104 officers in this group, so it seemed inadvisable to attempt to print all their names. VARSITY SQUAD Left to right, ROW 1: Tommy Hires, Manager; Bobby Jackson, Hugh Jcter, Earl Garcia, Frank Garcia, Eugene O2Berry, Tommy Schem- sheck, Ralph Rodriguez, Eugene Glenn, Jackie Menendez, Ura Lee Johns, Scott Hutton, Asst. Mgr. Row 2: V. Grannell, Arthur Helveston, R. B. Lastinger, Jimmy Hawk, Jimmie Stone, Edward Diaz, Billy Segars, Harold Griffin, Evelio Rio, Lee Clark, Tony Gonzalez, Lowell Rushing, Cecil Perrette, Earl Hatcher, Coach. ROW 3: Coach Crockett Farnell, Norman Pettigrew, Chuck Furman, Mac Williams, Bobby Fingar, Fred PatLerson, James Hill, L. Alvarez, Louis Brown, Eugene Durden, Marvin Sylibcrger, John Sible, Tony Garcia; J. Keene, H. Massey, Coaches. Vk at ir WE'LL LET I OUR RECORD FOOTBALL COACHES SPEAK FOR ITSELF OPPONENT PLACE THEY WE Plant City Here 6 13 St. Petersburg There 0 36 Andrew Jackson Here 6 26 Jefferson Here 1 3 20 Lakeland Here 0 20 Oflando ' There 7 2 0 Robert E. Lee Here 0 26 Clearwater Here 12 40 Plant Here 0 43 Jesuit Here 0 46 Left to right: Mr. Harold Massey, Mr. Dick .Clewis, Mr. Crockett . . - Farnell, Mr. Earl Hatchet, Mr. Spencer Boker, Mr. jesse King. 2110771? Gama Pldyed at Phillips FleltU YARDS to Go to own 4' ' MLLSIOIOUGM JEWFEHSDN :IF FIWRES do nof II: Terrier rolled Hut FIRST STRING PLAYERS HAROLD GRIFFIN Bug? EUGENE GLENN GenW JACKIE MENENDEZ Black jaclf L.H.B., 162 lbs. Guard, 140 lbs. Center, 165 lbs. A boy who NEVER quits until the last Per pound . . . the best man on the squad. A swell boy . . . easy to coach. HES a good whistle blows . . . a boy who usually gets competitor who should make some college the job done. a swell man. All City All City Top Scoring Player hAll comments concerning the players are the comments of the coaclaj EVELIo R10 RadioU JAMES HILL String Beanh, K. S? CECIL PERRETTE Big C,, Guard, 175 lbs. End, 172 lbs. F.B.,1901bs. Very dependable . . . he really played well He played great ball for a first year man; On the football Held he always displays this year. he really likes to catch those passes. plenty of power. All City All City All City FIRST STRING PLAYERS JIMMIE HAWK Big I? Proxie BOBBY FINGAR BOW Women KilleW TONY GARCIA TongW Q.B., 165 lbs. Tackle, 198 lbs. End, 165 lbs. A hard worker and a good defensive man. Too easy going. A very valuable man. All City All City All City All comments concerning the players are the comments of the 6040M LOUIS SALARIO Lon EDWARD DlAZ Eddie, DieseP, R.H.B., 167 lbs. Tackle, 205 lbs. FRANK GARCIA Frankn Go: off to a slow start, but has really He played some great ball this year. Guard, 170 lbs. played some swell ball. All City Old man LOVE got the best of him. All City SECOND STRING PLAYERS EUGENE O,BERRY Pinkyh Guard, 175 lbs. If he gets the uold desire he should be- come one of next season's best players. CHUCK FURMAN Clauckh Lamjfh End, 160 lbs. He needs a trainer to get him into shape. NORMAN PETTIGREW Pezw F.B., 165 lbs. One of our most valuable backs, who should have a great year next season. TOMMY SCHRONSHECK SbuckW Guard, 180 lbs. He should be a good man if he decidas he really wants to play. TONY GONZALEZ TongW Q.B., 170 lbs. A great Soph. who should be an out- standing player next year. LOUIS BROWN Lou Amnesif Center, 170 lbs. Will make a good center next season. SECOND STRING PLAYERS MARVIN SILIBERGER Silly BILLY SEGARS BillgW Seey URA JOHNS Tackle, 190 lbs. End, 160 lbs. R.H.B., 160 lbs. He must get MEAN. A good offensive man. Should make a great player next year. KEVIN HOWELL Rat? R. B. LASTINGER Loisie BILL JOHNSON L.H.B., 150 lbs. End, 190 lbs. Tackle Had just too much opposition. He is 2 Could have been a great player. Should be a ball of fir? next year. good little man. FRANK LEWIS, Center 15 5 lbs. Will be a Valuable man next year. JOHN SIBLE, SibW 175 lbs., F.B. Very dependable, but needs to become more aggressive. THIRD STRING PLAYERS CHARLES BRADFORD Skippy? 160 lbs. R.H.B. Needs lots of experi- ence. Better luck next year. ARTHUR HELVESTON Art? 165 lbs., Q.B. Very dependable, but needs more fire. Lovls GARCIA, L.H.B. Loo Goof 140 lbs. Small, but can pass and run. Should play lots of ball next year. MAC WILLIAMS, End Big Mackf 180 lbs. He did O.K. for a Soph. and should play plenty of ball next year. STANLEY WHITE Stanf 190 lbs. Tackle Needs lots of work. FRED PATTERSON, Big Pat, 200 lbs. Tackle Slow getting started but should do much better next year. BOBBY JACKSON, Squawk,n 130 lbs. L.H.B. A Swell fellow . . . a hard worker . . . with a little more speed heql make a great back. RALPH RODRIGUEZ Sbortyf 155 lbs. Guard Here is 155 lbs. of scrap and desire to win . . .he,ll be one of next season,s best players. FOURTH STRING PLAYERS JOE LOPEZ, 190 Iba, TackleA Law If CHARLES HERNANDEZ, 170 lbs., End, Her! Needs lots at work. Should play great ball next year. JACK MCCLUNEY, 150 lbs., End, Maw HARRY STROUPE, 175 lbs., Guard, Stapp Must do lots of work to develop into 3 Needs lots of hard work. real end. DELIO PEREZ, 190 lbs., Guard, Hot! and Toe Needs lots of fire in order to play on the Big Red . LEE CLARK, 170 lbs., Tackle, LiboAA JIMMIE STONE, 170 lbs., End, Jim A very loyal and hard worker. A swell boy and a hard worker. EARL GARCIA, 160 lbs., Guard, Earln HUGH JETER, 160 lbs., F.B., Hugh He took a nice vacation this football A very good boy but needs drive. season. LOWELL RUSHING, 155 lbs., End, Dud EUGENE DURDEN, 185 lbs., Q.B., Gene A good pass snagger. Must learn to be rough and tough. Maw BULLDOGS-cht to right: Row 1: Louis Garcia, Lamar Recder, Raymond Wright, Jack Carlisle, Dick Fabian, Earl Post, Delia Perez, Gene Rossen, Jimmie Williamson. Row 2: Edward Hawk, Ned Allen, Freddie Hevia, Harry Gabhart, Harry Stroup, Rudolph Buglione, Donald Wolfe, John Gugle, Grady Browning, Stanley White. Row 3: L. J. Touchton, Louis Miranda, Mike Stavropoulos, Charlie Hernandez, Tony Gonzalez, Robert Lamum, Jack McCluny, Mack Williams, Lec Johns, Eugene Durden, Charlie Bradford, Joe Lopez. THE PUPS-Left to right: Row 1: Pat Russo, Jim Rotter, Ernest Diaz, Joe Boatright, Joe Campbell, Jimmy Lockler, Stanley Pride, Ralph Gilman, Bobby Wilson. Row 2: Hector Diaz, Herbert Tasher, Marty Patterson, Earl Look, Tommy Ghiotto, Andrew Presto, Frank Ayala, Eddie Wehele, Junior Howard. Row 3: David Thomas, Dick Philon, Albert Monolt, George Hill, Joe Spicola, Frank Campisi, Ronnie Mason, Hubert Brooks, Kenneth Sumner, Sammy Hoop- er, Bill Fisher, Jesse Jones. FOOTBALL MANAGERkerl to right: Sonny Morton, Phil Albury, Robert Johnson, Tommy Hires, Scott Sutton. BASKETBALL SCORES 1945-1946 LAKELAND Here 27 ll ST, PETERSBURG Thu: 27 37 CLEARWATER Here IS IV R. E. L Thu: .1 fnvevllmel lo LANDON Them 43 16 JESUIT Hue SI 31 PLANT Here 30 16 JKIFERSON Here 36 H EDISON Hen: u 36 MIAMI SENIOR HIGH New 33 M 1 N Hue 49 30 ST. FETIRSBURG Ne : 20 11 I JESUIT Net: 19 30 R. E. lEE Men 37 I5 LANDON Nero LAKELAND Then PLANT Yheve JUPERSON Mere EDISON Nev! MIAMI SENIOR HIGH There ORLANDO Then: BASKETBALL MANAGERS Bennett Wilson, Tommy Ghiotto. BASKETBALL COACHES Mr. Crockett Parnell, Mr. Harold Massey. MAC mums. b; FORWARD Mg LMlKE 806KB .GUARD , LOUlS BROWN DONALD PIMM , roman name nexumez ' comma WNKR ARMENTROUT ' . GUARD ' LOUIS GARCIA GUARD JOHN GOOGLE Foawaao FRED BEAT? FORWARD JAMES NU. CENTER Tow GONZALEZ . GUARD Iv? a 1 v? f$ SECOND TEAM ROW 1: Norman Pettigrew, Roy Cundiff, Harry Gebhart, Dud Rushing, Bob Fingar, Tommy Schroncheck, Mack Williams, Grady Brown- ize. ROW 2: Stanley White, Bobby DeGuenther, Mike Stavropoulos, George Pressley, John Sible, Eugene Glenn, Bradley. Row 3: Caesar, Joe Harvill, Skippy Bradford, Ura Lee Johns, Eugene Durden. REAR: Lloyd Dyal, Jimmy Young, Charles Sanders, Reggie Glisson, Richard Taylor, Arthur Sharpless. THIRD TEAM ' 113W. 3: ROW 1: Raymond Grifiin, Billy Poe, Jimmy Creel, Cecil Chastain T. K. Clyburn, Johnny Barker. ROW 2: Joe Campbell, Eddie Wehle, Ronnie Mason, Don Crow, Richard Chesser. Row 3: Charles Boles, Bill Mosley, Bill Fisher. oun TERRIE R BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Frank Garcia Ned Allen V S. L, Clements . Louis Garcia Hunfer 43in Armentrout A Julian Swain Angelo Tagliarini Louis Salario Row 2: Mgr. Ciyda Tgctle 78m! Dickey 'Richavd Valdez Jack McCIuney Victor Caruso V Tony Gonzahex Tony Garcia Evelio Rio Lowell Rushing Ralph Barthle Mgr. Edward Geary COACH: Mr. Vince Granneil A W ax CLYDE TOOTLE EDWARD GEARV i TBASEBALL scuaduLs mu games wen played when 9th now want to push Smdonfs may add met: snnon'x scam In the provided :ou - a w: mu Plan! City There St. Pete. There Jesuit Here Jefferson Here Lakeland There Plant City Here : Jesuit ' Here OPEN ' Jefferson Here St. Pete. He'te 1 Lakeland Here T. F, S. State Tournament: VM COACH - Johnny Kaufman Squad Candidates , . . number- ing over thirty. are as follow: Calvin Faucelt. Bob Theudow, EB: Yarns, John Mmra, Louis ?ulhrs, Earl Tummtie. Robert Williams, Richard Thoghxstun, Lenn- ard Gray, Cornclius' McRae, Kauy Walstom Neison 53b5, Roy Van . Eyck, Richard Tayior, Ailan Wood Joe harvill, Arthur Sharpiess. v Jack FuIIer, Charles Saunders, Alex Thompson, Hubert McClum, Phillip Gncdry, Marion Stephens, Mien Campbell Junior Mama; S: Cndan. Hamid Griffin, Bobby Todd, Hugh Cam , Bruce! 0332, Haary Scagliooa; and Earl Post. Mara Seven much are ucbaduled; H. H. S. phcod man in the mm mm, held a: 3:. rm. . 220 RamY z mmnucrons MISS MARGARET CARD; W55 BRENELLE MOBLEV . swam? assusrauTskcapmtm SHIRLEV SCBROEDER. , THELMA TeaRP VOLLEY BALL ' BADMINTON THE CROWD WENT WILD We beat JeHersonk uBig-Ten basketball team. SWIMMING TEAM Row 1: Jimmie Hawk, Cecil Perrette, Jack Jone3, Roger Bevins, Johnny Sible, Dick Pershbaker. ROW 2: Avery Milligan, Bobby Anderson, Buddy Crews, Arthur Bevin, Jackie Yent, David Merlin. GOLF TEAM Jimmie Williams, Harry Dowling, Bob Dowling, Jules Swanson. BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS PATRONS DR. S. B. DICKERSON MARCELINO HUERTA, SR. HILLSBORO PRINTING CO. RALPH MOORE LYONS FERTILIZER CO. PAUL T. WARD, INC. W. L. iBILU BAKER GREENMAN'S FUNERAL HOME MRS. W. E. DAVIS LAURENS G. JONES MADISON DRUG CO. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. B. MARION REED WADSWORTH GARAGE Vk . HOW WE KNOW i THE WAR IS REALLY OVER . . . RATIONING IS OVER . . . Time used to be scarce . . . But, they made the school day longer. Cigareites were hard to get . . . But, now we have a bonhre every day eDonk we, Mr. Pollard? Chewing Gum was almost unknown . . . But, now we stick to the chairs in every room, a gain. Blue Slips were usually for 1 or 2 days . . . But, now we can get 20 days for anything. Paper was hard to get, so we wrote on both sides . . . But, now THEY,, make us use only one side. Sugar used to be hard to get . . . But, now it is practically extinct. Butter was a carefully rationed commodity But, sorry, we forget, WHAT is IT? Date? always had to wear , ,, uUncle Sammy s uniform . . . But, now-well, just 80,5 he's a man. Gasoline! Remember what problems we kids had? . . . But now, nobody bothers to siphon it out of teachers, cars any more. Shoes. How our bare tootsies used to show. But, now they make us get special sneaker? for physical ed. Chocolatmeso scarce you-never had to buy your gal a box . . . But, now, candy for the girl-friend is back in our well-patched budget. Homework. Sorry, dear teechir, our DEFENSE job, you know . . . But, just try to use that old alibi now. Even if you get the measles, THEY want to see the spots. THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 . $ II!l ,m Cowgmmlatz'om died 735$ 11752765! M' 'IADl-MAII III. II. 5. 'AI. OIL 16m RkDA.gz II3W2? nuns ; ERM BED: . ,Ewo mcwemwrv soon - THE HILSBOREAN,1946 THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPAhACOLLEGEOFLIBERALARTS IF YOU are going to study in Florida, the UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA offers YOU: AN ENVIRONMENT of rare beauty in an historic building of Moorish archi- tecture. SPACIOUS AND BEAUTIFUL class rooms and dormitory rooms. A STANDARD four-year co-educational college of high scholastic standards offering curricula leading to four academic and professional degrees. A FACULTY of outstanding men and women, specialists in their respective fields. APPROVED by the Florida State Board of Education. Approved for trainmg under both the G. I. Bill of Rights11 and Public 161,. Tuition and fees for full-time students approximately $250.00. Summer Session: Fall Session: WYinter Session: JUNE 5, 1946 SEPTEMBERII, 1946 JANUARY 30, 1947 For further information address: DR. M. C. RHODES DR. E. C. NANCE Dean of Administration President Visitors Are Welcome UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA TAMPA 6, FLORIDA whammy3 a l THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 B. O. YOUNG J. RAYMOND SPEAR Y O U N G , S The Greatest Name in FLOOR COVERINGH 841. 79.21 TAMPA'S FLORIDA'S Largest Oldest FLORI DA and c9342? noon COVERING TAMAP- JACKSONVILLE - ST. PETERSBURG THE HILSBOREAN,1946 Compliments 0 f Tampa Abstract 8; Title Insurance Company TAMPA, FLORIDA ESTABLISHED 18 87 405 MADISON STREET P. O. Box 2288 PHONE M-8234 v Compliments of ADAMS-MAGNON JEWELRY CO. TAMPA, FLORIDA 0 MAAS BROTHERS ' OF FLORIDA Central Florida? Largeyt Department Store . . . .' Slick Chicks choose clothes from the Debutccn Shop THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 WON'T YOU HAV-A-TAMPA CIGAR ELI WITT CIGAR CO. TAMPA, FLORIDA d'C'd' ukuadvg aw . ajvlwoys ' V Jamaal x P621304 qu mule 5.1 .u on ,1 km w... THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 Florida State Theatres TAMPA T: STRAND PARK FLORIDA VICTORY SEMINOLE GARDEN DRIVE-IN :- SPRINGS THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 1946 HILSBOREAN BRYN-ALAN STUDIO 502 TAMPA STREET ' TAMPA, FLORIDA Additional Pictures Can Be Ordered F rom Annual Poses THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 TAMIAMI TRAIL Hamilton Brothers, Inc. TOURS, INC. IMPORTERS ' GROWERs - SHIPPERS Luxurious Passenger Service Tropical, Sub-Tropiatl FRUITS - VEGETABLES - PRODUCE FAST MOTOR FREIGHT 905 Washington Street Phone 2992 TAMPA, FLORIDA If IVs Produce, We Can Get IV COMPLIMENTS 0F am 3404. swap 60., Inc. TAMPA, FLOBIDA THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 SANITARY POULTRY MARKET ir 1223 Seventh Avenue Phone Y 5484 Tampa, Florida THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 THE RITENCLIF CAFETERIA RIT and CLIF CHAMBERS, Owners Y. M. C. A. BUILDING 310-312 ZACK STIKEET 6X9 Compliments of BECKWITH - RANGE JEWELRY COMPANY 410 FRANKLIN STREET Opposite C ourtloouse W Compliments of Tampa Appliance Co. Inc. T196 Westinghouse DealeW 400 Jackson St. M 1709 Compliments of Business University of Tampa 914 FRANKLIN STREET PHONE 2155 THE HILSBOREAN,1946 ME Compliments of A GOOD PLACE TO EAT PALM CAFETERIA W ponaras Mac The girls are not too Fond of qqn'w THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 R. S. EVANS Worldas Largest Auto Dealers 306 WATER STREET Phone 4465 THE HILSBOREAN,1946 -m---- mowo om-m.m Congratulations and Best Wishes from EL ENCANTO CLEANERS 1818 15TH Street PHONE Y 3717 m- m-m b- h! n v 14 MM feacze'zdu'p . . . TODAY everybody agrees that pasteurized milk is better, safer. The idea was new When Tampa Stock Farms Dairy brought the first pasteurized milk to Tampa. Since 1898, our business has been to give Tampa and the Gulf Beaches area the best possible Dairy Service. So we introduced Certified Milk, Vitamin D Milk and Homogenized Pasteurized Milk FIRST when these products had been proven by the dairy industry. Now . . . daylight de- livery hrixigs a dairy store to your door. Order T.S.F. QUALITY Dairy Products and FOREMOST ICE CREAM. TAMPA STOCK FARMS DAIRY Pioneers of Pasteurizalion, in Tampa PHONE 4983 Congratulations and Best Wishes from JACKSON GRAIN COMPANY C 0m plimelzts 0 f WEIL MAAS READY-TO-WEAR MEN,S DEPARTMENT STUDENT HALL SHOE SALON SMART SHOP MILLINERY SALON Franklin and Twiggs TAMPA, FLORIDA THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 F03 THOSE WHO WAN T MGBE The Tampa Tribune and all good newspapers are published primarily for people who want MORE than highlights of the news. News coverage is thorough. Two, not one, of the great press associations lthe Associated Press and the United Pressl send news to the Tribune from all parts of the world. Spot photographs are relayed by Wirephoto. A large local staff covers home front news. Stories are printed in full with all essential details. This does not mean the Tribune has nothing to offer those who want ONLY news headlines. In fact, the contrary is true. Few news sources anywhere provide more head- lines and headline news than the Tampa Tribune. Every member of, the family will find news of inter- est, fully presented in the TAMPA TRIBUNE THE TRIBUNE PRESS o RADIO STATION WFLA qir!s beahtifq a forgotten comer THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 6X9 mgen Compliments 0 f Compliments of FLORIDAN HOTEL TAMPA TERRACE HOTEL W W '. FOR GRADUATION 100A: gout Bat CANNON SHOE3 TAMPA YBOR CITY 902 FRANKLIN STREET 1537 E. BROADWAY THE HILSBOREAN,1946 Compliments of DAVIS and COOPER Realtors Consult with us regarding your PAINTING AND BUILDING PROBLEMS International Marine Paints I.W.Pl1illips 82 Co. PHONE 5 5 31 MORGAN and BELL STREETS Compliments of SEA-SWANK Ladies, Sportswear 312 TWIGGS ST. PHONE M 52-243 RUBIN,S RESTAURANT 1403 TAMPA STREET TAMPA 2 , F LORIDA o..-mmooo- Compliments of Henry West 82 Sons 4001 NEBRASKA AVENUE S7170 Wholesale and Retail Hardware FLORIDA,S OLDEST AND LARGEST Bottled Gas Distributor SOUTHEASTERN NATURAL GAS CORP. TAMPA, FLORIDA 36TH ST. and 13TH AVE. PH. Y 1140 THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 BENNIE a JERRY,S MORRO CASTLE RESTAURANT and BAR We Specialize I n FILET STEAK SALTEADO RED SNAPPER CAPITOLIO,, 1701 E. Broadway Ybor City IN Best Wishes From Hotel Hillsboro s. W. Lumen, Manager W Compliments of B. F. Goodrich Company First In Rubber TIRES, TUBES 8C BATTERIES Compliments of Guaranty Title C 0. IT'S NEW! IT'S A TREAT! f??? 502 Fl OPIDA A Vi. IT'S DELICIOUS! momma... KWait 'tm qou See us in 'em .. W0 THE HILSBOREAN;1946 Otto P. Stallings 8c Son ESTABLISHED 19 06 Forty Years of Insurance Service J STALLINGS RO0M51108-1110 1:: U R A N C E FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. R V I c E A L W A Y S P.O.BOX1020 s A T 1 s F 1 E s PHONES 2415 - 4441 'BE DANDY BUY CANDY TAMPA COAL at Harry's CANDY SHOP 707 FLORIDA AVENUE i CO. 545 SOUTH WALKER TAMPA 1, FLORIDA Complete Spring and Wheel Service - Muflers and Tail Pipe: TAMPA SPRING 8c WHEEL CO. 1610 FLORIDA AVENUE PHONE 4515 THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 W E I R S CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 1400 FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 4987 - 4988 HICKEY TIRE SERVICE 1105 FLORIDA AVENUE PHONE 2333 TAMPA, FLORIDA N EIGHBORHOOD GROCERY Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables 4401 FLORIDA AVENUE PHONE 57197 E. O. CLIFTON AUTO SALES 4116 FLORIDA AVENUE TAMPA Compliments of L. F. SCHROEDER REALTY CO. 908V; FRANKLIN STREET Comirliment: of MASCUNANA PRINTING SHOP 1308 7TH AVENUE PHONE Y 1367 Compliments of BEVIS MOTOR CAR CO. FREDERICK1S SUPER MARKETS 4405 FLORIDA AVENUE GRAND CENTRAL 8: ALBANY CLARKE CREDIT CLOTHIERS, INC. 915 FRANKLIN STREET TAMPA, FLORIDA Compliments of ALLAN1S INC. 1010 FRANKLIN STREET CENTRAL TRUCK LINES, INC. 1000 BLOCK JACKSON STREET TAMPA, FLORIDA G O O D Y G O O D Y The Place to Eat 1119 FLORIDA AVENUE EST. 1925 U. S. TIRE SUPPLY MORGAN at LAFAYETTE STREET TAMPA, FLORIDA TURNER MARBLE AND GRANITE Co. Monumental and Building Stone EL PROGRESSO DE YBOR Cash Grocery and Meat Market E. LERA, PROP. 2410 12TH STREET IRIS CAFE AND RESTAURANT 1856 14TH STREET YBOR CITY Compliments of BIGBY ELECTRIC CO. Compliments of A. GARCIA GROCERY Compliments of LA CRECI-IERIE GROCERY Compliments from BENNETTS JEWELRY DEPT. 1004 FRANKLIN STREET LA PRIMERA DE YBOR 1320 EAST BROADWAY Y 1482 MAIN LINE FEED 8c HATCHERY LAKE AVE. 8: 15TH ST. PHONE Y 4039 Com pliments of TAMPA SPECIAL GARAGE 15m and LAKE PHONE Y 1717 Complimentx of AMERICAN FURN ITURE CO. 1911 12TH AVENUE Compliments of GARCIA3S INSTANT SERVICE Compliments of NEW DEAL POULTRY 8c FISH 4701 NEBRASKA AVENUE 5-4222 GINEX SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairs 2102 4TH AVENUE PHONE Y 5169 AMERICAN VENETIAN BLIND Co. G. GUIDA, Prop. 1715 NORTH HOWARD AVENUE Comblimentx of GARCIA,S GROCERY 1815 EAST BROADWAY SULPHUR SPRINGS BAKERY 8130 NEBRASKA AVE. PHONE 8-7587 SULPHUR SPRINGS CLEANERS 509 BIRD STREET Com pliment: of THE PALACE SKATING RINK SULPHUR SPRINGS TAMPA, FLORIDA THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 6WD Goff Jewelry Co. 812 FRANKLIN STREET W T ELITE CIGAR STORE 207 TWIGGS STREET TAMPA 2 , FLORIDA Compliments of O'NEAL FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnisbers Phone 49 31 1011-13 Franklin St. TAMPA, FLORIDA The Office Equipment Company, Inc. OUTFITTERS From Pin: to Safe: 721-723 FLORIDA AVENUE 6WD Compliments of KNIGHT a WALL co. S portin g Goods TAMPA and LAFAYETTE STREETS PHONE 2631 W9 Complimenls 0f UNITED MOTOR COMPANY aL $$$th THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 Rinaldi Printing Co. Catalog, Booklet, Publication and Commercial Printing 408 N. HOWARD AVE. TAMPA Compliments of Peninsular Paper Co. TAMPA, FLORIDA 1 Rogcfs Market MEATS 8c GROCERIES Fruits 85 Vegetables 641 2 CENTRAL AVENUE Gil Electric Supply All Kinds of Electrical Appliances 1902 14TH STREET Compliments of Seminole Ice .Co., Inc. Louisiana Avenue and Tampa Northern R. R. Y 1270 Compliments of TAMPA DRUG COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF LYCOBOROL TAMPA, FLORIDA THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 Compliments of ALAMEDA POULTRY MARKET 3903 15TH STREET Y 4778 F ULTON LOAN SERVICE 804-6 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. NICK C. NUCCIO COUNTY COMMISSIONER Always Ready and Willing to SeWW Compliments Of TONY LABRUZZO FISH MARKET PHONE Y 5630 2019 COLUMBUS DR. WEAVER, THE RUG CLEANER Pioneers in Exclusive Rug Cleaning SINCE 1915 Carmen 86 North Delaware H 1241 CHRISTENS PHARMACY Only the Best NEBRASKA AVE. at COLUMBUS DR. PHONE 3337 Best Wishes t0 the Graduates ALBERT CUERVO NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICER DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Veterans Administration Bay Pines, Fla. R. T. JOUGHIN 86 CO., INC. Plumbing and Heating 1502-8 FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 4116 Zack T. Wester Furniture Co. Warmerly MILLER FURNITURE Cod PHONE 4804 1431 N. FRANKLIN ST. Compliments of NATIONAL CREDIT JEWELERS 1101 FRANKLIN STREET TAMPA, FLORIDA For Your Portrait - just A: You Want It NEWMAN STUDIO 1726 E. BROADWAY Y 1558 Compliments of L A N C E , I N C . TOAS T CHEE LOUIS WOHL 85 SONS Restaurant Supplies and Equipment HOUSE FURNISHINGS, GALVANIZED WARE, WOODEN WARE, and PAPER GOODS 16TH ST. 85 6TH AVE. PHONE Y 1648 Hair Styles for 4 Y O U Machine Waves $5 up Cold Waves $10 up EMMA1S BEAUTY SALON 216 E. CASS PH. M 58-423 CLYDE KRONK BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Gold and Silver Plating 203 EAST TYLER STREET GARCIA,S RED TOP BAR Cocktail Bar and Package Store Car. CASS 8C NEBRASKA PHONE 7905 ll- THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 T. L. PLATT G. W. SHATTLES Florida Motor and Armature Works We Rewind and Repair All Makes of Electric Motors TRY Us FOR SERVICE 1609 FRANKLIN ST. 1 C 0m pliments of COLUMBIA RESTAURANT The Gem of Spanish Restaurants MEAL i' GRITS i' SYRUP Made Its Way by the Way It,s Made Eelbeck Milling Co. J. W. SHERMAN FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Steam Heating E5 Power Equipment 404 MORGAN STREET TAMPA Compliments of JACK PENDOLA Melfs Apparel CAMPUS TOGS,, 480 FRANKLIN Congratulations on your graduation, boys and girls. COPYRIGHT BORDEN C0. As you approach the new life ahead, remember - learning is your gift for- ever - Use it wisely, and its rewards will be never- ending? 75mm HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK PASTEURIZED MILK ICE CREAM ' MILK SHERBETS - om:- mmmon--. Irwggmsxncejom: NOU-II.I945 LOB TWEWSDQV gswow , THE Emma SCHOOL eameas Aaouuo fTHE ELBQ, TO PLEDGE QLLEGIANCE 5069 3:6 SMILES--- ,scnoous om Fodrae nay THE HILSBOREAN,1946 USE GAS . The Magic Flam? TAMPA GAS CO. F lorida Sportin g Goods Co m pan y The Friendly Star? Goldsmith and Rawlings Products 701 TAMPA STREET ' PHONE M 6770 Clark's Drug Store DRUGS FOR LESS Seminole F umiturc Co. LAFAYETTE 8: HYDE PARK AVE. and 1102 FLORIDA AVE. Phones H 4888 and 4486 Tampcfs Largest Furniture Star? Compliments of S E M I N O L E LAUNDRY 8c CLEANERS 4904 FLORIDA AVENUE Compliments of VALDEZ BEAUTY SALON PIETRO C. MARTINO 85 CO. TAMPA 5, FLORIDA D. C. DIOUS SPECIALTY Co. 131-133 SOUTH FRANKLIN ST. TAMPA 2, FLORIDA Compliments of JONES BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of BOYD4S SHOE STORE Compliments of PURITY SPRINGS WATER Co. INCORPORATED INDUSTRIAL MACHINE WORKS General Machine Work - Welding 4TH AVE. 8: 25TH Y 5159 Compltmcnts of R A .U L V E G A 15 23 EAST BROADWAY The Best Drexsrd Men Wear ., ,J 513 FRANKLIN STREET THE HILSBOREAN,1946 Compliments of G. FERNANDEZ Compliments of F R A N K R I O Compliments of JIM3S,PLACE 126 SOUTH OREGON PHONE H 3913 Compliments of A . F E R N A N D E Z Complimenfs of R. E. MILLER GULF PRODUCTS Cor. Florida 8: Hillsborough Aves. Compliments of ELITE BARBER SHOP 217 CASS STREET Compliments of ARTHUR SMITH MUSIC CO. Compliments of H. B. ADAMS REFRIGERATION TAMPA DINER S410 NEBRASKA AVENUE A GOOD PLACE TO EAT R . W . K N I G H T WHOLESALE PRODUCE . Compliments of ED CHASTAINS BARBER SHOP 6203 FLORIDA AVENUE ANNA,S BEAUTY SHOP 8003 NEBRASKA AVENUE Specializing in Permanenls L E W I S B A K E R Y 6410 FLORIDA AVENUE Frexb BREAD, CAKES, AND PIES YBOR JEWELRY CO. Iewelry, the Everlasting Gift 1614 7TH Avenue Phone Y4523 SHEPHARD,S PHARMACY 6419 FLORIDA AVENUE PHONE 8-7106 REPAIRING SUNSHINE DEPARTMENT STORE 1802 - EAST BROADWAY - 1804 Comer 18TH STREET Phone Y 3399 CHARM BEAUTY SALON All Types Prrmanent Waves 5 Complete Beauty Service 4705 FLORIDA .AVENUE PHONE S 4175 Compliments of L '1 T T L E K A T Z ANN1S ICE CREAM PARLOR Ice Cream - Hamburgers - Hot Dogs - Cubanf 1803 7TH AVENUE Compliments of NORTHTOWN DRINK SHOP Com pliment: 0f LIBERTY BAKERY 1916 7TH 'AVENUE Y 3644 Complimentx of EL BUEN GUSTO 1420 8TH AVENUE NEBRASKA AVENUE ICE CREAM PARLOR A LODATORS PHARMACY A COMPLETE QUALITY DRUG STORE PHONE Y 1539 1725 EAST BROADWAY C. C. BURNS FURNITURE CO. Complvte Home Furnisbcrx PHONE 2105 1207 FRANKLIN STREET Pt'rmamwt Waving A Specially -- Modern Equipment TWO SISTERS BEAUTY SALON Mary 8: Connie Phones 1521V2 E. Broadway 1. VS TIRE SHOP RECAPPING ROAD SERVICE VULCANIZING 4302 FLORIDA AVENUE PHONE $5071 ROGELIO BERDEAL Painting Contractor 710 WEST ALFRED PHONE M 50-043 TROPICAL SERVICE STATION Cor. NEBRASKA and PALM AVES. M-6731 CASARES FEED STORE CHESTNUT 8: HOWARD PHONE H 46-653 D1DIO1S BEAUTY SALON 1811 NORTH HOWARD AVENUE EXPRESS GARAGE Wrecker Service - Storage PHONE M 1061 or M 1366 MARION 8: JACKSON STs. THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 Pianos of Recognized Merit Sold Exclusively by Turner Henderson Piano Co. 124 S. Franklin St. Phone M 1275 Mason 8: Hamlin - Knabe - Hardman Miniature Pianos - Gulbransen DIMOND - TAGER C O M P A N Y mGQn PRODUCE, FLORIDA HABERS LADIES READY-TO-WEAR S peciwlize in. Ladief Coats 613 FRANKLIN STREET General Mills, Inc. Complete Line of Poultry and Dairy Feeds and Equipment 711 W. CASS ST. PHONE H 4821 The Best Sausage Money Can Bqu - THE WEINER - WITH THE ORANGE BAND Fred Herman's Sausage Co. TAMPA, FLORIDA W THE SOUTH8S FINEST COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE AGENCY is servicing over 700 Automobiles Per Month THERE MUST BE A REASON ELKES PONTIAC CO. 406 HARRISON ST. at FLORIDA AVE. TAMPA, FLORIDA PHONE M 8218 Li bra rq CTheqncaWem 300K Reviews :3an THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 iv ' 4 Bl I T E! PH.M-6790 i' GREAT STARS! 4 . ., Vk R8353; CLEAN SHOWS! it Enjoy the Finest in Motion Picture Entertainment at Your State Theatres! Under New Ownership Vk Brand New Sound ,CInEm-R and Projection - ,gom 42119 Equipment in the STATE CINEMA NORTHTOWN i' 4 H'bliTQl-l-fmqw .' PHONE S4510. - . 4 Compliments of J. C. Valenti 8; C0. Tomato Specialists44 Congratulations E5 Best Wishes FROM Lopez Feed Co. 2703 E. BROADWAY Y 1449 O nit 494 2 59h? THE HILSBOREAN,1946 U. S. APPROVED BABY CHICKS Purina Feed and Sanitation Products Florida Hatcheries Inc. 4303 FLORIDA AVENUE Compliments of Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 0f TAMPA, INC. Compliments of Latin American LAUNDRY 8i. CLEANERS 1505 E. COLUMBUS DRIVE Y 1673 Compliments of FLORIDAN HOTEL BARBER SHOP H. O. LEWIS, Manager COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE STOP AND SHOP GROCERY and MARKET Where Quality and Economy Rule FLORIDA at BUFFALO AVE. PHONE S 1660 Courtesy and Service Not Ratitmed At RIVERO RADIO SERVICE 2305 15TH STREET TAMPA 5 PHONE Y 4256 Compliments of FLORIDA DAIRY COMPANY G. GUAGLIARDO AND SONS Y 1409 Compliments of LA NAVIERA COFFEE MILLS 1824 E. BROADWAY PHONE Y 1121 -1 W. H. TOOLE 8: SONS REALTORS 303 FRANKLIN ST. PHONE M 1472 Compliments of COLONIAL COFFEE MILLS 2 First In Quality - 2609 16TH STREET PH. Y 3630 BARCELONA CAFE SPANISH RESTAURANT Phone S 6551 4214 Nebraska 85 Osborne TAMPA, FLORIDA Compliments of GREAT SOUTHERN CO. 1544 FRANKLIN STREET M 5788 mg... m m THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 CHEVROLETS Greet the Students of Hillsborougla 0N EVERY ROAD FERMAN CHEVROLET 207 JACKSON STREET Eagle Roofing and Art Metal Works, Inc. Wholesale Sheet Metal 8: Roofing TAMPA, FLORIDA . Compliments of Smart Slooes for High School GirlsB 206 ZACK STREET M 62-443 Compliments of 951151? gEWSlily C70. 605 FRANKLIN STREET 1NEXT TO EXCHANGE BANK1 CREIGHTON BROS. AWNING Co. 10 3 -10 5 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET PHONE 2788 TAMPA 2 B O B , S K O R N E R MARKET 85 GROCERY Iarkson Heights 34TH ST. at LAKE AVE. PHONE Y 5120 B O Y D 86 B O Y D Gul f Service Station 3920 FLORIDA AVENUE M 56-472 ROYAL PALM BAKERY Birthday and Wedding Cakes Y 3299 2008-10-12 E. BROADWAY PEOPLES GROCERY Sc MARKET 5411 NEBRASKA Fancy Western Meats STAPLE GROCERIES 8c PRODUCE JIM RAMBO'AUTO PAINTING Life-Ti'me in the Business 302 E. HENDERSON AVE. M 1381 Everything to Build and Repair witla RAIE LUMBER COMPANY INC. . 5801 FLORIDA AVENUE HILL,S PHARMACY 6201FLORIDA AVENUE Sophs. have a. ham Wok in 'reackerg Dmmq Room ad THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 Compliments of Coliseum Skating Rink DAVIS ISLANDS Compliments of ST. JOHN,S OPTICIANS LOBBY TAMPA THEATRE BUILDING Makers of INVISIBLE - UNBREAKABLE Contact Lenses Compliments of Wolf Brothers Inc. FRANKLIN at ZACK J. A. MIRACLE INSURANCE REPRESENTING ONLY STRONG, OLD LINE COMPANIES A Complete Insurance Service In Every Brandy Cor. MORGAN and ZACK PH. 4879 Compliments of MONROE ELECTRIC CO. 1002 HIGHLAND AVENUE Compliments of SEMINOLE PHARMACY LA ECONOMICA DRUG STORE Cor. MICHIGAN and SIXTEENTH ST. PHONE Y 1256 Compliments of SPOTO,S MEN'S SHOP Othters for Men and Bnyf Smart Wear Cor. 17TH STREET and E. BROADWAY SULPHUR SPRINGS SERVICE U. S. Tires Battery Service A TO 2 LUBRICATION 8 2 01 NEBRASKA FISHERS DRY CLEANERS 2 DAY SERVICE 8009 NEBRASKA AVENUE PH. 5 3638 Compliments of SANDERS DRUG CO. PHONESSO64 STERLING CLEANERS ' Come Clean with Ux and We'll Dye for YOIl,, 5120 FLORIDA AVENUE PHONE S 7176 new wows To comm? memersn ; ay vacemcromu RoBeRr roman. THE HILSBOREAN,1'946 SHOP AT Qaznarulsz E7 gamete; BROADWAY at 15TH STREET FOR SMART SCHOOL WEAR Tropical Ice Cream Fresh as 4 Tropical Breeze 1702-04 22ND STREET Congratulations FROM YOUR MANUFACTURER OF Crusader School Supplies TYRESOLES Authorized Hawkin'son Tread Service NO OTHERS CAN USE IT F. M. SCARRITT, Owner 4700 FLORIDA AVE. PHONE S 7123 Compliments of RITZ THEATRE L. B. CHAPMAN Staple 8t Fancy Grocerie52Choice Western Meats Phone Y 1153 2112-14 Seventh Avenue , Compliments of CRENSHAW-MCMICHAEL SEED Co. 1507 FRANKLIN STREET Compliments of PAT2S MARKET 4101 Nebraska Avenue FALOR,S Compliments of MUTUAL FINANCE CO. 805 WALLACE S BLDG. Compliments of D I A N A S H O P S Comglimenls of BUFFALO AVE. DRUG STORE Buffalo 8: Nebraska Aves. S. AGLIANO 8c SONS FISH MARKET 821 EAST BROADWAY Compliments of VICTORY BAKERY. 1527 EAST BROADWAY Compliment: of POINSETTIA ICE CREAM PARLOR ms EAST BROADWAY Compliments of MCCASKILL CLOTHING CO. 1100 FRANKLIN STREET MIKE1S WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS - 4800 FLORIDA AVENUE Night H22-444 - ROAD SERVICE - 83036 Day Compliments of WILSON LIFE INS. CO. BRADON1S SERVICE STATION FLORIDA and 7TH AVENUES PHONE 2244 HOPSON SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, and Lubrication ... Mechanical Service PHONE 4080 Some 09 pm. 5 sruoems wuose smu. won mu; m- mace m we MUSIC Fesnvm. Dwecto'z Mn Ammo DELGADO THE HILSBOREAN, 1946 Compliments of TAMPA ARMATURE WORKS 401 S. MORGAN PHONE M 8265 COSTA SPECIALTY COMPANY JOSEPH COSTA 1929 E. BROADWAY TAMPA 5 JORDAN,S BAKERY CAKES - PIES - COOKIES 2118 E. BROADWAY PHONEY 3285 DATO3S GENTS FURNISHINGS Specializing in Merfs Work Clothes 2002 SEVENTH AVE. PH. 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