Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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 .

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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

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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.