Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

L.. E as 15:9-s j ' i2'?'i?iM sZ egg? E is With the opening of school there is the usual raxing of sophomores. Those lipstick painted faces become a familiar sight throughout the school. ' what G wonderf ' I Jxited US wi'hugh:onderful gwprise eotingulfzroom. It ,,:':e: 9 of the teriog 9 of me d 'Host like . Olvhfcwn co' e- THE LUNG HARD STRUGGLE T0 un-N . . . THE AHD URGED US TO .LEARN . . . THE LOYALTY WE FELT ACHIEVEMENTS OUR FAILURES . OUR HEARTACHES OUR Cute aren't they - The hamsters I mean. lt's animals What do we have here? Cooks! Yep, thot's what it is, like these that take the drudgery out of biology and the boys home ec class in action. And you know what? make it such an interesting class. They're good! ,Milfs of the yeor. TEACHERS WHO ENCOURAGED 3 Min, FACULTY... Mrs. W. E. Woodoll, president of the Hi borough High P.T.A. opens the first meeting rg NEW SUBJECTS ...WELL INFORMED ADEQUATE FACILITIES ...MODERN EQUIPMENT... FOR OUR SCHOOL . . . OUR J O Y S The new music building makes it hard to resist the temptation of joining the glee club or band just to spend on hour o doy in the building. It . rhingjnawy is amaz block ofnlose boys conmg :har wonde f wood in H' me e he . r ul 6 woodwork ' lusf U Clqgses Gy? pr lt takes a lot ot books to educate twenty-three hundred high school students. If you don't believe it iust ask Larrv Mc- Cullers, Bill Livingston, Larry Howell, or Marvin Garrett. These students seem to be making use of our well-equipped library. What o grand thing it is to have a library to run to everytime we need information ot some sort. Barone THE'GAMES...THE PRIDE we THE wonx we si-:Anzo wl'rH oun scHool.MA'r:s...'ri-I: oNEs...'rHs REPRIMANUS, THE PRAISE . . . THE HONORS . . Mrs. 1 gre ' 1 in SCM' ou' he Nudes' wo1lXl:9Ll::l:ae1homas who run A' H ol f '. nd ' ' illgb inte Stuart. M9r 6 Lheering l:ff'9lI even H, bookstore. Gllirh W9 De e 'So e' 'H m.,P,, '0'nbl, fha ioin - I 'lf ackgrgundgl fact im., Mir: Our drill team whose swell performances during halftime at David King, Beverly Kirkconnell, Mr. Gaither, Valent ne the football games were cheered by the whole school is headed Greco, and Frances lppilito talk with our foreign vis to s by Tissie King- . prior to showing them around the school. HELD FOR OUR ATHLETES... SERIOUS THOUGHTS,, THE GAY THE RESPONSIBILITIES Congratulations arc due to Jimmy Smith, Miss Wilson, and Hayes Wilson tor the fine work they did during the Red Cross campaign. I ,I sLscT1QNs . .. RALLIES-. . . CHAPEL PROGRAMS LECTURES... CLUB PROJECTS STUDENT-FACULTY MEETINGS I ,b if , ,. A' QQ-3 wk' be mea 'O Jo' we gl! to ill- X ' ,veg ole SEFSEZCIIOY boo u 4 tl ' ' 09 he ' Du ' 15. ng':',x,,t at Q al,,,::'9 fb, I light 1 F979 as Crcunel' pe 8 soinzbody :Yded asfiws 0 Ms 0 qfanf' Pap, 1 ., ,Aw ll-V003 hcgnrrzigleaon 9 . I wherefz rn.l.sn EXCITEMENT or THE THANKS- GIVING GAME...THE NEW FRIENDS WE MADE, THE O ONES WE KEPT...THE FUN WE HAD WITH ALL OF TH LD E M One pf the hard fought plays at the Hillsborough versus- Crates, boxes, old lumber, and kerosene-anything Plant game is captured permanently by the cameras. ta make the Big Red's bonfire a little bigger. ..P1. an . ,.., ,f C1 gf'-35-q 'X Ei'f'3f -sg, n Th re-f t left to ' ht Patsy Da 'eIs, head and Telie Fernandez. , p SUDDENLY IT IS OVER, AS GRADUATES WE ARE SENT OUT TO FACE THE WORLD. OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ONLY MEM- ORIES REMAIN. TIHANKSGIVING EXCITE- ,--- MENT...VlCTORIES AND DEFEATS...SENlOR FORMALS...PEP MEE-T- ' Rei' ' 1NGs...cHRlsTMAs p The Thanksgiving game is over and the P R O G R A M I scoreboard says that Hillsborough won. What I a wonderful way to end the football season! Hillsbarouglfs pretty cheerleaders pole for a picture. ey a ron row rig 7 nl , h ad' back -Barber Roberts, Kip Noland, Pat Norton, Madeline Maltinos Sandra Eleanor Long, co- e , raw a py , Wileox, Beth Greenlee, Beverly Kirlzeonnell, Penny Dunn, Barbara Spoto, Minnie Casto, Gary Linda MeAteer Smack T0 REMEMBER Q E 44, 1954 HILSBUR TAMPA. F'l0RIDA IP' .., it mm Iv K fr g f ff TABLE IIF IIIIIIIEIIIS FEATURES DEDICATION ......... 12- 13 AROUND THE CAMPUS .... 1- 9 wI-Io's WHO ......... 74- 75 LETTER FROM TI-IE EDITOR. . 143 PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION . . . . 16-17 DEPARTMENT HEADS . . . . 18 FACULTY .......... 19- 22 sEcRETARIEs, cUsToDIANs, AND I.uNcHRooM STAFF. . 23 SENIOR CLASS JUNE GRADUATES ...... 24- 61' SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES. 62- 63 SENIOR DIRECTORY ...... 64- 73 OUTSTANDING SENIORS . .64,66,6s,1o ACTIVITIES HILSBOREAN STAFF . . . . . RED AND BLACK STAFF .... BAND ........... GLEE CLUB ..... STUDENT COUNCIL . R.0.T.C ....... HONOR SOCIETY . . . AI.I. CLUBS .... OPERETTA .h .... 6 ua- SENIOR CLASS PLAY ..... CHRISTMAS PROGRAM .... DANCE REVIEW .... . . . ATHLETICS FOOTBALL . . . . . . BASKETBALL . . . . . BASEBALL .......... TRACK ........... TENNIS, GOLF AND SWIMMING . BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION . ADVERTISING . . . . . 102-103 94- 95 108-111 105-107 90- 91 116-121 79- 81 78-104 112 113 114 115 124-129 130-133 134-135 136-137 138 139 140-142 144-175 ,,.-f up ot coffee cites c haul day s wot Our runner-ups pause for u c A UE D I CA Ex PkVEssnvE OF A is AN THANKS E FXRST RU P SE Ru CON NNER D NNER-U UP f Mis vgggft-i has broughtid fo I S A SEE intia our schooi hte 'He,.i'fd GNNE enivvmen' U, 'me bei FAR ed e Sq, 'dp 's ,, 'S1 oo, eher 'hdxsh C gy U fo oe I, Y Q' ne v MR. GEORGE . great desi ot hoPP 'F55 K with his constant wit and een dec' ' His han-ioving N015 Wwe en hd fo 'e rl, Ol, on e Sf akge Wh e' fa. ude 'fe oo 'le nfs efy :kedd . iven. of iiving. him to us oii. class of el' High and friend, she has Her hi of youth have Mrs. Reby fortopening the confidence and sympathetic her to the future MRS MARINA REBY i -4 Zvi 'mxwq l , lob- Mrs. . w0'Y' bl absolbedereraluls 'n the ir:-,iecgies some ge omuc Tn REM Fm BE n Chos by the senior dass os therr representatives and readers were Heh to righh Frank Yorker, Vice-presrderrtg Marguerite Tirhrrorr, Secretonlg lessie Horthrre, president: and Nchord Wood. Treasurer. Tvpic al - . t':2'tb ir? Th dqy. 00.15 'hs' Iqughter make u. me P our H68 wi MR. VIVIAN GAITH ER Principal For over twenty years, every student that has graduated from Hillsborough High School has felt the influence of Mr. Gaither. Af- ter receiving his early education in Tallassee, Alabama, he earned his BS. at Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee, and later, his MA. at Columbia University in New York City. Before com- ing to Hillsborough Mr. Gaither, after some years of teaching in Alabama and Georgia, held the position of principal at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Franklin Junior High School, and Plant Senior High School. Mod- est and unassuming, yet poised and efficient, Mr. Gaither is highly respected by faculty and students alike. He is a man of integrity, is honest, God-fearing, and just. AUMI ISTHATIU efmage fo fAe .gzniom To each member of the l954 class, the largest that has ever graduated from Hillsborough High School, we extend hearty congratulations. You have made a good record. For your contribution in helping to make Hillsborough one of the fine high schools in Florida we express our sincere appreciation. We hope you will continue the good record you have started and that each of you will have a full, happy, and useful life. ' Vivian Gaither MR. WAYNE HAMILTON As Assistant Principal and Director of Student Activities, Mr. Wayne Hamilton has become well known to all Hillsborough. Because he understands the problems of young people and tries to help them, he has made many students his friends. Mr. Ham- iIton's native town was Crawfordsville, Indiana, where he was a graduate of Crawfordsville High School. He received his A.B. degree from Wabash College and his M.A. degree from Columbia University. He has attended the University of Florida, the Uni- versity of Colorado, and Butler University. ln l925 he came to Hillsborough as an English teacher. ln i928 he became head of the English Department and served in that position for I5 years. A patriotic citizen, he joined the U. S. Navy in l943, where he attained the rank of Lt. Commander. Upon his return to Hillsborough in I946, he took his present position as Assistant Principal and Director of Student Activities. MISS JANE DOWDELL Dowdy, Miss Jane Dowdell, is one of the most beloved person- alities at Hillsborough. Noted for her friendliness and cooperation in student activities, Miss Dowdell has won the admiration of the student body and faculty alike. Born in Wimauma, Florida, she was graduated from Wimauma High School. She received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from the Florida State College for Women in Tallahassee. During her first years of teaching, she was a member of the faculty at Plant City High School, where she taught physical education and biology, later she taught at Orange Grove School. Twelve years ago she came to Hillsborough, where for two years she taught biology before becoming the Dean of Girls. MR. FRANK CARPENTER Friendly and poised, Mr. Frank Carpenter, Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys, immediately gains the confidence and respect of all the boys he comes in contact with daily. Because he under- stands teen-age problems and tries to help the students, he has become a favorite on the campus. A native of Muncie, Indiana, Mr. Carpenter is a graduate of Central High School. After re- ceiving his B.S, and M.A. degrees from Ball State Teachers College in Muncie, Indiana, he remained there for two years to teach psychology. Upon coming to Florida he taught one year at Plant City High School and two years at Memorial Junior High. In l95l he came to Hillsborough and assumed his present position as Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys. Ham, Dowdy, and Carp MR. WAYNE HAMILTON Assistant Principal and Director of Student Activities MISS JANE DOWDELL Dean of Girls MR. FRANK CARPENTER Assistant Principal and De an of Boys Mrs. Rose Cagnina, head of the library department, and Mr. W. M. Pearson, head of the science department, check on new scientific material. 3 a A fl vi .2 fi 5 E Mrs. Angie Noto, head of the foreign languages dei partment, Mr. Amado Delgado, head of the music de- partment, and Coach Bill Graeber, Athletic Director take time to relax in the patio. MRS. ROSE CAGNINA MR, AMADO DELGADO MRS. HELEN SCHROEDER A.B. in Education, Florida State College B.M., Conservatorio Carnicer, Cuba A.B., Randolph-Macon Women's College for Women M,M. and Doc. Mus., Conservatorio Gerardo M.A., Columbia University A.B. in Library Science, Emory Library School, Emory University MR. W. M. PEARSON B.Ph. and M.S., Emory University MRS. ANGIE NOTO A,B,, Florida State University M.A., Columbia University D. Guanche, Cuba MR. BILL GRAEBER B.A., Louisiana College MRS. LAVINIA JONES B.S., Maryland College MISS ANNIE CARLISI MA ., Springfield College MRS. MOLLIE ROSE COX B.S., University of Missouri M.A., Columbia University MR. HOWARD GALLANT B.S., Stetson University M.A., Ohio State University B.S. Commerce, Florida State University Miss Annie Carlisi, head of the commercial department, Mrs. Lavinia Jones, head of the homemaking depart- Mrs. Molly Rose Cox, head of the social studies depart- ment, and Mrs. Helen Schroeder, head of the English ment, and Mr. Howard Gallant, head of the mathematics department, smile pleasantly for the photographer. l l department, discuss department affairs. 3 2 s 2 g 1, z M lin, Q -W.-an ,, Em 3 35 Q H2 L ,K ark, ' gi S a g Www QQ if ,, xv ,M ':N W' gf-wlxfulu, 1 Qty fa sz MRS. LULA SMITH MR. DALE WOMBLE There will be no idle minutes in class. Here we see Miss Lula Rigby, Mr. Leon Alderman, Mrs. Thelma Cox, Mr. Arnold Holmes, and Mrs. Louise Robertson making preparations for tomorrow's lessons. MISS LULA RIGBY Social Studies MR. LEON ALDERMAN Social Studies MRS. THELMA COX Social Studies MR. ARNOLD HOLMES Social Studies MRS. LOUISE ROBERTSON Social Studies MRS. GENEVA BECKNELL Social Studies MR. CARL RASSLER Social Studies MR. EDGAR DOUGLAS Psychology Mrs. Geneva Becknell, Mr. Carl Rassler, Mr. Edgar Douglas, and Mrs. Lula Smith take time out for con- versation 'neath the statue of an ancient Greek. Admiring the history exhibit in the display case are Miss Rosa Pritchard, Mr. Lyle Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret Smith, and Mr. George Seevers. Social Studies MISS ROSE PRITCHARD Social Studies MR. LYLE KIRKPATRICK English MISS MARGARET SMITH Social Studies and Bible MR. GEORGE SEEVERS Social Studies Sociology MRS. FREDA WHEELER Home Economics MRS. GUSTA ROBERTS Home Economics MISS CAROLYN WEATHERFORD Librarian MRS. LILLIAN HETT Librarian Mr. Dale Womble, Mrs. Freda Wheeler, Mrs. Gusta Rob erts, Miss Carolyn Weatherford, and Mrs. Lillian Hett have a cup of coffee after a busv day. i'S?Z .i1if H :Q THERE ? Li..A....c E .E ESI... Mrs. Thelma Barrow, Mrs. Nancy Wofford, Mr. Mike Papafalkis, and Mr. Cornelius Steinburg enjoying music by Mr. Steven Solak. MRS. THELMA BAILEY Physical Education MRS. NITA HAYNES Physical Education MR. KENNETH DEAN Physical Education MISS IRMA TURNER Commercial MRS. NANNIE WAGNER Social Studies MISS MARY BROWN Social Studies MRS. HORTENSE BARNES Commercial MR. B. H. BLANKENBECKER Metal Works MRS. CATHERINE CLIFT Art MISS ELIZABETH WILSON Social Studies MRS. NELLA COLE DCT MR. A. B. SHEPPARD Industrial Art Mr Don Williams, Mrs. Thelma Bailey, Mrs. Nita 'laynes, and Mr. Kenneth Dean admire the handsome rophies found in the H.H.S. trophy cose. MR. STEVEN SOLAK MISS MYRTLE McDONALD Music Commercial MRS. THELMA BARROW MISS MILDRED LEMINE Languages Commercial MRS. NANCY WOFFORD MISS JEAN WARNER Commercial Art MR. MIKE PAPAFALKIS MR. A. D. CATES Commercial Industrial Art MR. CORNELIUS STEINBERG MR. DON WILLIAMS Languages Physical Education Miss Myrtle McDonald and Mrs. Hortense Barnes try out new typewriters, while Mrs. Mildred Lemine and Miss Irma Turner look on. Looking over some products of the art department are Mr. B. H. Blankenbecker, Mrs. Catherine Clift, 'Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Jean Warner, and Mr. A. D. Cates. Mrs. Marina Reby, Miss Mary Ruby Johns, Mr. Mark Brown, Mr. Robert Matthews, and Mr. Edwin Crew look over some new lab equipment. MRS. MARINA REBY MR. ROLAND HILL Chemistry Agriculture MISS MARY RUBY JOHNS MR. CHARLES VACHER Biology Biology MR. MARK BROWN MRS. RUBY LITTLEFIELD Physics Biology MR. ROBERT MATTHEWS MRS. MYRTLE MELTON Biology Biology MR. EDWIN CREWS Biology These teachers from the science department enjoy our patio. They are Mr. R. V. Hill, Mrs. Ruby Littlefield Mrs. Myrtle Melton, Mrs, Gladys Breland and M Charles Vacher. MRS. GLADYS BRELAND Biology MISS BESSIE CHILES Mathematics MR. ROSS CONAWAY Mathematics MRS. JEAN SPENCER Mathematics MR. JOE CONTE Mathematics MRS. LUCY BELLE SHOUN Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY BURRIS Commercial MR. BILL LANIGAN Physical Education Fina Could it be that Miss Bessie Chiles, Mr. Ross Conaway, Mrs. Jean Spencer, Mr. Joe Conte, and Mrs. Lucy Belle Shoun are making exams? We surely hope not. nces seem to be the interest of Mrs. Dorothy Burris, treasurer of the school, and Mr. Bill Lanigan. J Keeping our records straight are: Mrs. Alma Barney, Mrs. Delphine Vennett, Mrs. Mirian Dulaney, and Mrs. Lorene Davis. THE PEUPEE BEHI Our hard working custodians pause tor a picture. Lett to right: Mr. Frank Leccio, Mr. C. 0. Harmon, Mr. Mario Pullara, Mr. Charlie Sorondo, and Mr. Joe Rocha. Looking at our report cards we find Mrs. Grace Neilsburg, Sec- retary of the History Department, and Mrs. David Gilchrist, Sec- retary of the English Department. U THE SEE ES Doing a fine job as custodians are: Mrs. Willie Mae Montesino, Mr. Casme Novas, Mrs. Martha Johnson, Mr. Keith Signor, Mrs. Mayme Lawson, and Mr. Mike Gullo. Making sandwiches for the cafeteria are Mrs. Marilyn Jayroc, Mrs. Marjorie Her- ron, Mrs. Margaret Bradley, Mrs. Ger trude Jernigan, Mrs. Esther Westberry, Mrs. Mable Bexley. Sampling their fine pastries are: Mrs. Octavia Robles, Mrs. Myrtle Jordan, and Mrs. Merle Janell. Waiting for the pot to boil are: Mrs Ruth Langford, Mrs. Dorothy Shaw, Mrs Laura Breakey, Mrs. Veslie Wingate Mrs. Rosa Blount, Mrs. Ollie Feather- stone. z - :maximum-mmf z we l 5 Charles Richard Eugene Wayne Alderman Alderman R-A-T spells sophomore and Jim and Dathan intend to make Chaz Verna Louise Allee sure that everyone knows that's what she is. W0lfefHBfY0'1 Aldefmun W'e e' Brownie AS THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS THE REALIZATION HITS US John Robert Allender Barbara Elizabeth Allen Beverly Sue Allen Goldie Lee Allen Patricia Jeanette Bobbie Barb Baby Doll Allen Rosemary Alonso Wanda Joan Alter Donald Eugene Alvarez Louis Burton Amsler Billy Anderson Dago Termite 'T' .ff 24 Donald Willis Andrews Walter James Arango Daniel Wiley Armstrong Marilyn Yvonne Armstrong Donald William Arnold Poncho Strong-Arm Kitten Don' John Willie Arnold Charles Edward Artis Mary Ann Ausley William Dale Austin Margaret Ann Bailey Chuck BIondie BilIy THAT THIS IS OUR LAST YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL Bennie Lamar Baker Rita Carolyn Baker Elizabeth Ann Ballard JoAnna Balo Tetaw Liz Baby, Jo Herman Eugene Barber Janet Evelyn Barksdale 25 SEPTEMBER 'l-'IS School opens ond once ogoin the holls resound with voices ond laughter . . . The lunchroom is being remodeled ond glory of glories we only go to school holf o day . . .The Key Club, F. H. A., ond Commercial Club sell sond- wiches ofter school Cot one o'clock thot isl . . . Student Council issues lockers and Meet me ot the locker once ogoin becomes o populor phrose omong the stu- dents. Helen Louise Barlow Evelyn Barrett Walegorski and Sl-lawyer ham it up during Pep Assembly. Harf,l2,:j::E:k?f'rIh Browugzfvcggs Buss Brad SUDDENLY EVEN THE LITTLE THINGS WHICH HAVE HERETOFORE SEEMED .limlmy Alfred Baxendale Gary Bayless JoAnn Bayless Aubrey Wayne Barbara Elizabeth Bell Baxie Jo Beauchamp Babs Glenn Thomas Bell Lena Marvis Bell Henry Alan Berger Ruth Joanne Berryman Clara Ann Bickley Tommy PeeWee Jody Freckles 26 enneth William Billett Mary Elizabeth Bissett Charlene Annette Eugene Pierce Blitch Naomi Rebecca Bodden CurIy Beth Blanchard CharIes Ioseph Charles Bondi Betsy Bonner Chester Raymond Joyce Christine Boutwell Freda Pearl Boyer Joe B. T. Borgman Chet SO UNIMPORTANT BECOME THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS IN OUR LIVES Ginger Lucille Boyette Maralyn Jo Bozeman Donna Lee Brady Embie Dooner Red Robert Brady Edward Lamar Brassart Sharon Lee Brenner Eddie 27 SEPTEMBER 'I6-30 Football season begins. After re- ceiving a setback from Lakeland, we start a long winning streak with the defeat of St. Pete . . . Pep assemblies become a definite part of our school pattern and some of them are hilarious. Remember Wally and Showver when they were dressed as girls. Weren't they cute! , . . As the football season progresses the coaches become the most popular people on the campus . . . And at lost it seems that this business of going to school is beginning to take on a normal aspect. ? 2 3 si fe E E l l V Arley James Brock Gail LaVerne Brooks F Al d B d Over to the left we find H. H. S.'s pride and joy-the trophy Sharyn gfnyle Brow vDytl,Al,l'ow er case-and it is just full of trophies. Babe TH E CLOWNING OF THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS DURING PEP ASSEMBLY. Barbara Ann Brown Barbara Jean Brown Carole Joyce Brown Glenda Carleen Brown Raymond Allen Brawl Bobbie Charles Landon Londie Kenneth William William Farnham Brown Brushwood Margie Sue Bryan JoAnn Louise Bryant Buchanan HBHIH ,,Huck,, U-,ou ,,Buck,. 28 v J if f-Q , ,, 1 x ii V ? . , IQ ZE. Sill Kathleen Zena Buie Richard Eugene Butler William James Buzbee David Reynolds Byars Raymond Jefferson Byrd Betty Joann Bryge Hickie im Dead Beat Ray Louis Ramon Cacclctore Lois Kathileen Caldwell Marilyn Jane Calhoun Clarice Callihan ou Kitty Slick THE CLEVER SKITS THAT WERE PUT ON IN THE TERRIER BARK OCTOBER 1-15 Music and Flowers! Yes that is what we get with our lunches now that the new lunchroom is opened, thanks to the clubs who rnade that possible . . . Donald Andrews is chosen by the seniors to repre- sent H. H. S. as Junior Rotarian . . . Everyone in school is patting the J.V.'s on the back and con- gratulating them on the wonder- ful job of ball playing they have been doing . . . The Varsity it- self executed wonderful style as they gained a 45-l2 victory over Plant City. Th I L ' C L D ' C l What a wonderful, wonderful time we had on that train ride e maHLBZ55 after any enms use er ' to Jacksonville! Hoke Smith Cash John Richard Cavey Hokie Dick THE SORE THROATS WE HAD AFTER THE EXCITEMENT Mildred Lucille Cawthon Carol Ann Centanni John Charles Yvonne Claudette Earl Edward Chastai Millie Tanny Chamberlain Chambers Constance Chillura Carolyn Louise Chaudoin Cecil Byron Cheek Chamber Maid William Vernon Childers Connie Carol Chico Alyce Faye Chevalier Bill 30 2 v rr S 2 E il fi W1 2 1 X Alan Josiph Christ Katie Mozelle Clark Fred C. Clemons Vernon Dale Clemons Edwin LeRoy Cloud Il 'll IIMOII Il ll Speedy Ava JoAnn Cochran Letty Jon Coker Daniel Lee Cole Frances Carol Collins Willis John Conner Jody Dan Dirty John OF THE HILLSBOROUGH - JEFFERSON FOOTBALL GAME. Barbara Gaye Connor Margaret Ann Potthoff Mildred Noretta Cooper Barby Cook Coop Shirley Louise Cooper William Troy Cooper, Jr. Elmer Lee Copeland 31 OCTOBER 16-31 V-i-c-t-o-r-y- spells the victory Hillsborough procured over Jet- ferson in a hard fought game which placed our team one step closer to the City Football Title . . . The ROTC announces that Raymond Byrd will be the holder of the much coveted rank of Cadet Colonel . . . The F. H. A. Convention is held in the H. H. S. auditorium . . . The trip to Jax becomes the topic of discussion in practically every group. Re- member the fun we had on the long train ride and how sleepy we were when we got back? ff D ' C I C I L C 'I Girls grab your monl lt's Sadie Hawkin's Day and this is your Bom moe ou ter . any ouncl . I etty Joyce Cowart Shirley Faye Craig chance to latch on to your dream bolt! Gower THE WAY EVERYONE SEEMED TO BE AT THEIR BEST DURING Henry Channing Sondra Lavinia Joyce Louise Crowell Barbara Karen Patricia Louise Curles Creighton Creighton Cummings Frenchie Chan Sandy Bizzard William Harper Curlin Angelina Cueto Bobby Currie Tommy Eddie Dahm Judith Arlyn Dailey Willie Angie Judy iii use y - 'f ,. ,... '4 if eil 32 'U-4. gegw, , N Patsy Dale Daniel Howard Lee Davis Janice Louise Davis Shirley Ann DeBusk Dale Arnold Deckard P. D. Margaret Ernestine .l. Davis Bucket Lips Jackie Carmen Diana Deeter DeHart lris Alene Delgado Charles Lee Delk Barbara Eloise DeRing Ernie Charlie Little Chief BUSINESS EDUCATION WEEK WHEN THE PARENTS VISITED THE SCHOOL Charles Wayne Ernest Anival Diaz Sylvia Margaret Diaz DesChamps Syl Merrell Faver Dickey Mildred June Dimaio Burness Rebecca Dixon Midge Becky 33 NOVEMBER 1-15 Spanish becomes the most popu- lar foreign language around the school as the time draws near for the Pan American Fiesta. . . Busi- ness Education Day and Parents Visitation Day find the students on their best behavior as the pub- lic meets the schools . . . An op- portunity to attend a lecture on the college of your choice is of- fered to those interested on Col- lege Day when the various col- leges and universities send a representative from their schools . . . Beauty is once again on parade as the Red and Black sponsors the annual Calendar Girl Contest . . . Agathering of about forty or fifty Key Club and Kiwanettes is seen at the home of Mr. Seevers where he is giving a party for the two clubs. 1: it Q , w-Aman 'ANU 4' en, -. F if f, ,yi ., an 'H fii' Hooray for Hillsborough as they beat Plant in the annual shlrley Duran Jul'a,,f:l':i'g,,,Dyer Turkey Day Tilt! Mary Evelyn Eby Lillian Vee Elkes i Hpugu THE THANKSGIVING GAME AND HOW SAD WE BECAME WHEN THE THOUGHT Annette Elizabeth Marlene Julia Ellerbee Louise Annette Epps Paul Epps Charles Henry Ewing Ellerbee ,,Ann,, Joline Orrette Ezzellew Gloria Evelyn Fales Barbara Vunisa Elsie Christine Farrington Nancy Lee Farrington Jo Farrington Chris 34 E Aari Jo Featherstone Frances Fillippello Betty Joyce Findley William Joe Fisher Shirley Marie Flint Filippo Bill William Lloyd Floyd Shirley Mae Ford Frank Tom Forsythe Loretta Janette Freeman Kenneth Frerichs Shirl STRUCK US THAT IT WAS THE LAST GAME OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER 'illiam Pizarro Fluwood Robert Douglas Funderburke Barbara Ann Fuqua Bill Fundy Mary Lou Fussell Joyce Gail Gaddy Joan Helen Galvin ,,Red,, ,,Red., 35 NOVEMBER 'I6-30 Sadie Hawkins' Day is here and thanks to the J.A.C.'s the girls get their chance at doing the ask- ing at the Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . Eighteen new members are tapped by the Honor Society in an impressive ceremony . . . Once again the students get a chance to show off their oratory prowess. This time it is the l Speak for Democracy contest . . . and Hillsborough proves to Plant that Our team just can't be beat in the exciting Thanksgiving game in which H. H. S. copped the city football title. U E 5: fe if H5 'si E Celina Garcia Milo Paul Garcia That beautiful Christmas tree which seemed to say Christmas is here, as we prepare Christmas boxes for the needy. Betty Jean Garrett Diana Lea Gates Porky THE OH SO BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WITH ITS Edward Eugene Giles Doris Ocean Girard Marie Carol Glassen Robert James Gonzalez Jesse Gonzalez Frenchie Bob Toddy Orma Jean Grantham Peggie Marie Graves Valentine Frances Greco Beth Elaine Greenlee Marjorie Wanda Grifl upegu Hvalu H-I-ine,, 5 5 Z Si S 5 C 36 riorie Dolores Mary Lou Grooms Richard Russell Groover Louis Steve Nick Guagliardo Grinaldi Grossenbocher Hawk Margie Grits e Marie Guevin Esther Marie Gustavsen Walter Marlon Guyer Benny Allen Hagin Phyllis Jo Hagan WONDERFUL PORTRAYAL OF CHRIST S BIRTH SET TO MUSIC. DECEMBER 'l-'l5 Beautiful music and wonderful acting all go together to make The Fortune Teller one of the best shows ever put on in the Hillsborough auditorium . . . In a beautifully executed Sponsor's Day Review the fall sponsors are viewed by the entire student body . . . An exploration of Hills- borough State Park is carried on by a group of Commercial Club- bers and their dates while on a wiener roast . . . Announcement is made of nine Hillsborough Ter- riers who made the All-City Foot- ball Team . . . and basketball season gets off to a swell start as Boca Ciega bows to the mighty Terriers. Delora Ann Hardee Barbara Delores Harding That traditional fireplace down which Santa entered H.H.S. HBa'b'u Esther Aline Hordt Golden Wesley Harper THE DECORATIONS THAT WERE ALL AROUND THE SCHOOL AND THE FRIENDLY Saundra Delores Harper Jesse Doyle Hartline, Jr. Lotus Lee Harrell Sally Jane Harrell Benton Lamar Harrelson J. Pappa Lotus Blossom Annelle Grace Harris Jerry Rudolph Harris Martha Jane Harris Celine Elizabeth Emilie Alma Hawver Bunny Jane Hawkins Pinkie W gm, 38 Shirley Anita Hayes ' Herman Cecil Gary Dennis Henley Helen Elizabeth Heritage Donald Eugene Herring Gabby Heidkamper Ferry Shorty James Thomas Hill Claire Marie Hipp Harold Robert Hjort William Henry Elizabeth Ann Hogan .limmy BIondie Hopper Harrison Hoedt Rattlesnake SPIRIT WHICH PREVAILED THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL BEFORE CHRISTMAS. Ann Holcomb Allen Robert Holcombe Lucinda Jean Holley llnotll Ilcindyll Louise Horton Jon Ben Holzberger Cecil C. Hon Weegie Jack 39 DECEMBER 'I6-31 Christmas season is here and with it comes the annual Christmas Program, a full hour of beautiful Christmas Music . . . Boxes are decorated and filled with food to be presented to needy families for their Christmas dinner . . . The Cheaper by the Dozen dance given by the Jolly Boys is the Presentation Ball of the i954 Calendar Girls. . . Remember the Christmas Tree in the main hall and how it loaned an air of festiv- ity to the building . . . And then two weeks of freedom from school as the holidays are upon us. I w u Barbara Jane Horrigan Floyd Malcolm Howard Our 1954 Harvest of Beauty-the calendar girls-and what' a Bobbi Rocky loVelY 9'0uP 'hey make- Jesse Robert Howard Larry Dacres Howell NJA Rf, ,,Hoggy.. TH E BEGINNING OF A NEW YEAR AND WHAT AN EXCITING YEAR IT Evelyn Elaine Huggins Dorothy Jean Hughes Sarah Frances Hukle George Raymond William Terry Hunn Huggie Dot Sally Humphries Bill Mary Esther Inman Frances lppolito Bertha Virginia Jackson Nila Glee Jackson Patsy Carlene Jefferson Virgie BeBop Pat 40 rguerite Melrose Jobe Nell Lee Johns Jimmy Johnson Lillian Clara Johnson Willie Mae Jones Rita Punkin Robbie nice Marilyn Kaminis Gloria Margaret Kaspar Donald Lee Keene Don R. Keene Raymond Simon Keller uhm., HGIOH ,,Ray,, PROMISES TO BE...FILLED WITH WORK AND FILLED WITH FUN Raymond Allen Kelly Frances Ethel Kerr William E. Kilgore Machine Gun Bill David Delano King Shirley Ann King Beverly Kirkconnell HBH., .,Kirk,, 41 JANUARY 1-15 The holidays are over and once again we settle into the school routine . . . A New Year is here and with it comes a renewed resolution to study harder and make better grades . . . We feel a great deal of pride in our bas- ketball team as they play their first important home game . . . The Hilsborean Staff settles into a reasonably sensible routine af- ter the hectic rush to meet the deadline just before the holidays. '2-'ff Joseph Marion Klay Marilyn Klein Hpookyn when Egads! Just look at those grades. Why oh why didn't we work Shirley Catherine joel Edward Laney just a little harder? Koporec JOB AS THE SEMESTER COMES TO AN END WE BEGIN TO THINK ABOUT THOSE John James Langford Harriett Sylvia Langston George Charles Lankford Robert Faust Lansford Marcelino Richard Johnny Frenchie Bobby Largel Ernestine Deloris Law Angie Lazzara Barbara Ann Leavine Bert Harold Leggat Dicky Munky Bobbie Frances Gayle Leon 42 E lelen Lorraine Lester Georgia Lee Lewis Nancy Ann Licka Wallace Gene Little Charles Eugene Livingston l Nannie Butch' uhn Davidson Lockaby Dale Long Eleanor Rae Long Norma Lopez Lucy Magdaline Lorenzo El Luli Lucifer' MIDTERM EXAMS AND THOSE SEMESTER AVERAGES ON OUR REPORT CARDS. Adrian Davis Lovell Allen Earl Lyons Harry Evan McAfee IIHill Sary Linda McAteer Joel Clarence McBee Agatha Judith McCarthney 1, J. Cir, 1, Ju dyn ll 43 JANUARY 16-31 The end of the semester is in sight and woe is me exams are coming up . . . Cries of Why didnt l study harder are heard throughout the school as exams are handed out . . . Ot course there are those who are exempt and tor them there is a glorious three day vacation . . . Many are taking new subjects and with them come new classes, new teachers, and new friends . . . Well kids we have made the first hurdle, just keep trying and we'll pass the second semester tool l f QW 1 T Nix if? K Nail 'SS Edith Ann McConnell Richard Boutelle Yes, it's Valentine's Day again and everybody's thoughts are McConnell turning toward Cupid, hearts, and Valentines. Dickie Joyce Ann McDaniel Jan McDonald Tangerine REMEMBER THE FAIR - THE COTTON CANDY AND THE HOT DOGS THAT Berton James McFarland Martha Kanowis Annie Gertrude Patricia Ann McKendree Margaret Jane Happy McGowan McKendree Pat McKinnon Polly Gerty Maggie Ella Louise Magil Linda Louise Malcolm Madalene Patricia Dewey Franklin Manley Claudette N. L Maltinos Manteiga 44 l Sally Ann Marinelli Keith Andrew Marr Bruce Raymond Martin Betty Jo Mason Sharon Rose Mason ,von l Professor lDorothy Frances Massaro Joe Massaro Virginia Claire Massey Blanche Cecile Matthews Vera Helen Mauldin IIDotll IIJO-Jail llGingerll Ilcnell ALWAYS G0 WITH IT - AND THE RIDES THAT ALMOST MADE US SICK. Margaret Louise Sandra Joan Mercer Mary Elaine Mikell Meadows Laine Margie Jimmy Militello Perry Hayes Millard, Jr. Lamar Gale Miley Punchy 45 FEBRUARY 1-'I5 The shortest month of the year but it holds plenty of fun and ex- citement . . . Ferris wheels, pi- rates, and candied apples all combine to make a wonderful bit of fun during the Florida State Fair and the Gasparilla Parade . . . Hearts and Flowers and a valentine for your girl on Valen- tine's Day . . . As the basketball season draws to a close it seems that everyone is agreed on at least one subject our team is all reet. E l 5 l E r i Z Toni .luliene Miller Aubrey Oliver Minor lt's February-the month of Abraham Lincoln's birthday-and Arva Ann Minton Dathan Leon Mitchell just in case you didn't know, that's the Gettysburg Little Bit Loverboy Address they' re reading. THE VALENTINES THAT WERESO IMPORTANT T0 SOMEOF Leon Wayne Mitchell Donald Prescott Mitch Montgomery Marilyn Joyce Moore Monty Joy David Curtis Morgan Carmen Sherry Moody Bessie Mooney Jerry William Moore Jack Lee Morgan Richard D. Morgan Patricia Ann Moseley Jackson Pat 46 ,L iv H E Lee Marley Kenneth Saunders Brian Munson Richard Adrian Nall Clyde Frederick Nelson Mulholland Harry Clark Nelson Fred Leon Newberger Elmer A. Nichols Jack Britt Nichols Bobby Merle Nicklow Nickie Jaques Nick Dog US BECAUSE THEY WERE FROM THAT CERTAIN SOMEONE Howard Leland Nipper Clara Lynn Noland Joseph Lamont Oates ,,Nip,, ,,Kippy,. H-Ice., Roy Larsen Odom Doris JoAnne Olson Donald Eugene Oneal Bubbles Nose 47 FEBRUARY 'I6-28 Regional tournaments always create an air of anticipation and this year is no different . . . Our thoughts take a more serious turn as we remember that two of our greatest statesmen, Washington and Lincoln, were born in this month . . . The Red and Black is edited for the first time by the spring staff and what a wonder- ful job they did . . . and gradua- tion seems a little nearer to the seniors as they place their orders for announcements. -- 'ff--i - Y V i- d S 3 Y Y V Nancy Carolyn Owen Henry Clay Palmer Of course you know what that three leaf clover means-it's l Norma Jean Palmer Arlene Mae Pardee SI. Patrlck's Day. THE GUSTY WINDS OF MARCH BLOW US INTO THE LAST FOUR MONTHS OF Helon Margaret Pardo Mary Magdalen Parrish Gerald Dove Payne Helia Faye Payne Ralph Peckham HC-at., Fay Annette Pendleton Jonnie Pennie David Perry Jock Darrell Petty George Thomas Phelp: Lucky Tommy Q 48 lorold Kent Philpott Harvey Hershel Pickens Frank .lohn Piscane Gordon Gerald Pitcher Marlene Pittman Piti' Frank Lavon Powell Phyllis Lillian Powell Sandra Marlene Prevatt Ronald Andrew Pridgeon Barbara Rose Queen Sandy Ronnie Bobbie OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS. WE ALL WISH TO MAKE THE MOST OF THEM Dorothy Ann Quinn Edwin Lawrence Radice Norma Jean Randolph MDM., -larrison Alan Rece Evelyn Reddin Buford Mauyer Reedy IIBUIII 49 MARCH 1-'I5 With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner green becomes a popu- lar color around H. H. S. lespe- cially with the bloody Irish- men l . . . For the first time the vocal and band contests are com- bined into one big spectacle . . . Place your hands on your hips. Breathe deeply. Once again we hear these words as we have our chest X-rayed . . . Senior class play tryouts begin and suddenly we discover a growing ambition to go on the stage. Who knows! This may be our debut into a great theatrical career. A 2 f Z Q 32 'li l if Z S Z 5 E if 1 3 i li il i S Bryan Augustus Reese .lim Reese As Dick looks on Frank and Barbara measure Carol to make Curly ,A sure she gets the right size cap and gown. Barbara Ann Real! Jlm ReY ala5 SENIORS ARE MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS AND THOUGHTS BEGIN TO Donna Jean Richard Jacquelyn Coral Richards Dale Roger Richardson Exa Cecile Richardson Cleo Patra Rigdon Corky Jackie Penny Pa Phyllis Christine Ritter Ishmael Rivera George Kerry Robb Carole Lucille Roberts Mary Evelyn Roberts Bobbie tu ff 50 Mary Lillian Roberts Duane Robertson Mary Frances.Robinson Marie Ann Rodley Rene Sergie Rodrigquez Snookle ukoddyu lRosemarie Rogers Ethel Adele Roller Linda Rophie Jeanette Irene Rose Patricia Ann Rose ul-indyu uNet11 upattyn RACE FORWARD TO THAT MOMENT WHEN GRADUATION WILL TAKE PLACE. lichard George Rose Melvin William Routt Joan Dorothy Rowe Jeannie Ann Ruilova Patsy Ann Ryan Myra Jean Sanders 51 MARCH 16-31 Head size? Height? Amid much twittering and excitement we get measured for caps and gowns. Now all we have to do is sit back and wait until they get here . . . Zip! Zoom! That's the l954 track team as they get into shape for the track relays . . . The annual F. E. A. Convention furnishes a breather for the students. While the teachers meet-the pupils fthat's usl vacation. Jo Anne Sanders Russell Joseph Sanford I'm a fool, you're a fool, Pooky and Joe are fools on April Jo Joe FooI's Day. John Cleveland Saunders Mary Rose Scarecella Rose Marie WITH APRIL COMES THE SENIOR AVERAGES. AT LAST OUR WORKS, THOUGHTS, Margaret Eleanor Thomas Wesley Ronald Henry Schiro William Ernest Schmidt Ira Scott Schaffner Schaffner Rod Kid Willie Shirley Marguerite T. Lowell Scott Tom Loretta Ann Sedgwick Peggy Jean Sellers Semple Scotty Margaret Marinel Seale Loki Peg Leg ShirI 52 Cecil Donald Sexton David Leroy Shaw Mary Helen Shaw Carl Duane Shawver Richard Darnell Shawver Don Frenchie Frances Shelton Sara Jo Shoun Naomi Ruth Shoupe Charlene Ruth Sibley Freda Myralene Skinner Little Bit Red Bubbles Freddie AND IDEAS ARE PUT ON PAPER IN SEEMINGLY UNIMPORTANT NUMBERS Evelyn Ruth Skipper Patricia Ann Skipworth Barbara Ann Slagle Ruthie Pat William Robert Slayton Dorothy Ellen Smead George Smelt Bill Snookie ,W u..,. 7 as 53 APRIL 1-15 The first impression we receive when we look at our Red and Blacks is that the staff has gone crazy. Then we remember - its April Fools Day! . . . Gray hairs and chewed up erasers testify to the fact that the seniors are taking their Placement Exams. . . Everytime we stick our heads in the auditorium door we hear the tipity tapping that indicates someone is practicing for the dance review . . . The question of who will and who won't gradu- ate with honors is finally answer- ed by the announcement of senior averages. 75 Laura Jane Smith Maxine Margaret Smith April showers have come our way and Mary, Jack, Betsy, and Sally Ann Smith Thomas Adam Smith Ronnie came well prepared. Tommy OUR LAST FULL MONTH BELONGS TO THE SENIORS. FOR Vernie Marie Smith Edmund James Spencer Angelo G. Spicola, Jr. Jody Stenstrom Mary Margaret Stevens Spencer Shotgun Walter Huck Stevenson Joe Ragsdale Stewart Martha Nell Stewart Joan LaFaye Stice Mary Etta Stienecker Walt Marty Joannie 54 Ethel Adele Stokes Barbara Louise Street William Armand Ethadele B. L. Strickland Bill Robert John Swlrbul Mitzi Taggart Jerry Allen Talley T EM ITIS THE CLIMAX FULL Betty Rule Tarwater Kenneth Reed Tarwater Gary Lee Taylor Kenn Lover Y Albert Donald Tedesco Edward Terry Glen H. Thompson Preacher 55 Sherry Ann Strohaker Raymond Charleston Sturges nkayu Judith Rae Tamney Phyllis Anne Tanner nludyu OF EXCITING EVENTS APRIL 16-30 lt's carnival time again at Hills- borough as the Pan American Club once again presents the Pan American Carnival . . . lt's a homer! once again resounds over the baseball field as Hills- borough's baseball team gets into full swing . . . All-State, that's the rating our i953 Hillsborean received at the FSPA. lsn't it won- derfull . . . Our pride in our track team swells almost to the break- ing point at the State Track Re- lays . . . And a wonderful time was had by all at the District Student Council Convention. 5 5 s ' E I i Myron Thrower Betty Ann Thurman May l have your autograph? Yes the annual is here at last . . . and what fun if is getting all our friends to sign if. Fmnk'e.Margue 'le N07mCl Jleon Tomberlrn Tillman Porky THE ANNUAL-OUR BOOK OF MEMORIES-A REMINDER OF Shirley Jean Tootle James Conrad Trout Tracy Louis Troutman Johnny Thomas Mabel Florence Tubbs Jimmie Little John Tubby Jenna Mae Tucker Virginia Sue Tupper Joyce Turner Randy Turner Barbara Jo Ulmer Bobbie Jo 56 liessie Joan Unsworth Angeline Gloria Urgo Martha Eleanor Vagner Freddie Valenti Paul Henry VanCotthem Glo Tadpole rankie Waite VanDeBoe Margaret Louise Barbara Veit Dorothy Marie Patsy Mae Voyles Vanderdray Bobs Verschuere Maggie Lou Susie ALL THE WONDERFUL TIMES WE HAVE HAD THIS YEAR. Wally Walegorski Nancy Walker Howard Walls Gorski Aarvin Earl Wanamaker Harold Arthur Way Barbara Jean Waynick lIBarblI 57 MAY 1-15 New York here we come for a full week of fun and excitement . . . The i954 Hillsborean is here at last and what fun it is getting it autographed. Remember the sus- pense filled minutes of the dedi- cation assembly . . . H. H. S. once again takes pleasure in an- nouncing their senior class play . . . Go Terriers go! Ya'll yell it's the election of cheerleaders for next year and everyone is in a dither about whom to vote for. GV Shirley Ann Webb Barbara Sue Weesner Bootsie wlfh SYES 9l0Wl 9 and heaffs flUN'efl 9 VU' and l-BUY Pl'eP0 e Frances Stella Weisigar Arthur Leroy Weltmon for the big event-the Senior Prom. Bony Babe Art THE SENOIR PROM WITH ALL ITS GLITTERING GLAMOUR . . THE CLASS Carolyn Jean Weltman Sylvia Ann West Betty Jean Westberry Theodore DeWayne Augusta Lucille W Jeannie Scooter Whidden Stinkey Henrietta White Robert Richardo White Walter Sherman White Joan Ruth Whitley Roma Lee Whitm Henri Bob Nigger .loannie 58 S .i Bill Whitney Jo Ann Wilcox Sandra Louise Wilcox Sylvia Rose Wilkinson Bedford Franklin Sandy Rabbit Williams Donald Paul Williams Effie Mae Williams Glen Richard Williams Jeanette Arlie Williams Mary Alice Williamson Gorilla Epple Red PLAY WHICH SEEMS TO BE A SYMBOL OF ALL WE HAVE STRIVEN T0 ATTAIN MAY 'I6-31 Oh how we danced on the night of the prom. Everyone looked so different all decked out in their formal attire . . . Speaking of dancing that dance review sure did go over big didn't it? . . . What a whirl we have been in these last few weeks . . . The H. S.C. letter presentation creates quite a stir among the girls in the physical education department. But then doesn't it always . . . and of course there is the gay and wonderful Terrier Follies. Charles Fredrick Wishort Richard Virgil Wisher Sneoking out of school? No, it's just senior skip day. HCha'lleH James John Wonka Don S. Wood Hjimu Hguggarn AND WITH JUNE ITIS OVER. AFTER COMMENCEMENT THERE Richard Russ Wood Stanley Clarke Wyllie, Willis Jehu Yarbrough Harold Leon Yohe Jennie Lee Yonc Woody Jr. UncIe Willie Hal Gin Grant Hampton Young Patricia Young Mary Elizabeth Delores Hurst Frank Porter Youngblood Dee Hgetsyn 60 Bill Arnold Robert Anthony Adamo Myra Jo Bearden Sally Lynn Bauer Mary Frances Bell Booby Sal Dorothy Mae Bennett Zillah Marie Bohannon James Walter Bone Ronald Dale Bowlus Edward Earl Cambas Bone Curly SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES IS ONLY THE ROAD WHICH LEADS TO THE FUTURE. Beverly Carlin Gerry Michael Chancey Paul Lee Castillo Youngin James Bernard Dallas Barbara Jean Clift Archie Eugene Copeland Jim JUNE 1-15 Just two more weeks of school . . . Oh, the excitement . . . All the seniors had a wonderful time on Skip Day . . . With final exams coming up the school is in an up- roar. What a dreadful time to have to study for anything . . . Everyone's thoughts keep going forward to the day school will be out . . . That graduation dance sure ought to be something. 3 is 61 l F mvf -M, ir Alice Jeanette DuBose Helen Marie Felts And our last achievement-the diploma. The symbol of all we , l l Baby have worked for the last twelve years. w'lm2 J'-?YFe Fells Wnlfflm Grube' Willie Turk WITH SO MUCH TO REMEMBER WE SAY GOOD-BYE Willard Lansing Hart Owen lrvin Hendriksen Tullie Stanley Hobbs Shirley Anne Jones Daniel Albert Kinard Kid Shir Termite Gene David Leavine Eileen Lee William Alfred Albert Leslie McPhee Robert L. Norman Skipper Tweet Livingston Buddy Bob Bill 62 , - ,E QP' BURN Sm Af 3 ei .ii chard Douglas Osborn Charles Wilbur Polk Harry Hampton Rawls, Ronald Jackson Riggins Ann LeNell Rowan Pork Chops Jr. Papa Pinky lward Dennis Sheppard Raymond Earl Shupe Josephine Catherine Charles James Strickland Barbara Ann Townsend Spoto Profundo lljoll TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS Jackie Franklin Vaughan Gordon Weeks CAMERA SHY ie Brazil, Arnold Bennett Cater, Cynthia Anne Isbell, uuel John Lambert, Roy Eugene Leonardi, Wesley Lewis, hael Edward O'Connell, Nancy Jane Porter, Mary Jean ul, James A. Snyder. 63 JUNE 'I6-31 The end of our high school career is rapidly approaching . . . With mixed emotions we await the final hour when at last the diploma which represents twelve years of hard work will be ours . . . Many of our past experiences race through our minds . . . Sadly we recall the many happy hours that we spent in the dear old halls of Hillsborough . . . And we know -There will always be so much to remember. SE IUH U ALDERMAN, CHARLES RICHARD crm R.o.T.c. ALDERMAN, EUGENE WAYNE F.F,A., Vice-President '52-'53, Secretary '53-'54, Allied Youth '53-'54. ALDERMAN, WALTER BRYAN Brownie R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. ALLEE, VERNA LOUISE Wiener l-l.S.C., Drill Team '52, Bowling League. ALLENDER, JOHN ROBERT Bobbie ALLEN, BARBARA ELIZABETH Barb J.A.C. '52, l-l.S.C. '53, Y-Teens '53-'54, Office '53-'54. ALLEN, BEVERLY SUE Baby DoII Y-Teens '5l-'54, l'l.S.C. '52, ALLEN, GOLDIE LEE J.A,C. '52-'54, F.l-l.A, '53-'54, Y-Teens '53-'54, Girls' Glee Club '5l-'54. ALLEN PATRICIA JEANETTE Glee Club '5l-'53, Farmerette '52. ALONSO, ROSEMARY Drill Team '5l, Y-Teens, Hall Patrol. ALTER, WANDA JOAN Glee Club '5l-'54, President, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society '53-'54, J.A.C. '53, Kiwanettes '53-'54, District Con- test '53, Future Nurses Club, President '53-'54, Wardrobe Committee ot Men Are Like Streetcars , Outstanding Sen- ior '54, ALVAREZ, DONALD EUGENE Dago Baseball '53-'54, Jolly Boys, H Club, President of BR. '52-'53. AMSLER, LOUIS BURTON Termite ANDERSON, BILLY ANDREWS, DONALD WILLIS Poncho Student Council '5l-'54, Key Club '53- '54, Junior Rotarian '53, Football '5l- '54, A Cappella Choir '53-'54, ARANGO, WALTER JAMES R,O.T,C. '5l-'54. ARMSTRONG, DANIEL WILEY Strong-Arm Band '52-'54. ARMSTRONG, MARILYN YVONNE KIfI'eh ARNOLD, DONALD WILLIAM Don R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Saber Club '53-'54, B.R., President '5l-'52, Assistant Stage Manager of Men Are Like Street- Cors '54, ARNOLD, JOHN WILLIE R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Key Club '52-'54, Treasurer '53. ARTIS, CHARLES EDWARD Chuck Junior Lions, R.O.T,C., Saber Club. AUSLEY, MARY ANN BIondie AUSTIN, WILLIAM DALE Billy Basketball, Baseball, l-l Club. BAILEY, MARGARET ANN M.P.O. BAKER, BENNIE LAMAR R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. BAKER, RITA CAROLYN Tetaw Y-Teens, F.l-l.A., Camera, F.T.A., Honor Society '54. 64 IHEETUHY BALLARD, ELIZABETH ANN ,il-ilu BALO, JO ANNA Hsabylu ,,Jo,, l-lonor Society '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, Girls' Chorus '52-'54, Red St Black Representative '52-'54, l'l.M.S. Pinatore, BARBER, HERMAN EUGENE Football '5l-'52, H Club, Jolly Boys '53-'54, BARKSDALE, JANET EVELYN H,S,C., Y-Teens, Camera Club, Theta Phi Pi. BARLOW, HELEN LOUISE Red 8- Black Representative, Flag Bearer '52-'53, Flag Twirler '53-'54, Calendar Girl '54. BARRETT, EVELYN ,.Evie,, M.P.O. BARTH, HARRY JAMES Paderuksi Junior Lions '52-'54, Operetta '5l-'53. BASS, BROWARD OTIS Brad Glee Club '52-'53. BAXENDALE, JIMMY ALFRED Baxie R.O.T.C., l-li-Y '5l-'52, BAYLESS, JOANN 1,-lo., Mixed Glee Club '52-'53, Camera Club '53-'54, A Cappella Choir '53-'54, Dis- trict Contest '53, Operetta '52, BEARDEN, MYRA JO H.S.C. '53-'54, BEAUCHAMP, AUBREY WAYNE BELL, BARBARA ELIZABETH Babs l-l,S.C. '5l-'53, Secretary, B.R. '5l-'52, Treasurer, B.R. '52-'53. BELL, GLENN THOMAS Tommy Football '5l-'53, H Club, Baseball '53-'54, F.F,A., R.O,T.C. '5l-'52. BELL, LENA MARVIS Pee Wee Glee Club, D.C.T. BERGER, HENRY ALAN BERRYMAN, RUTH JOANNE ,,Jody,. Dance Review '52-'53, F.H.A. '53-'54, l-l.S.C. '53, '54, BICKLEY, CLARA ANN FreckIes Glee Club, Pep Squad, Drill Team, Farmerette, Collectors' Club. BILLET, KENNETH WILLIAM CurIy Junior Lions '52-'54: Pan American Club '53-'54, R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, BISSETT, MARY ELIZABETH Beth Pi Kappa Delta '52-'53, Band '5l-'54, Dancerette '52-'54, J.A.C. '52-'53, Make-up Committee of Men Are Streetcars '54, BLANCHARD, CHARLENE ANNETTE Charles M.P.O., Theta Phi Pi. BLITCH, EUGENE PIERCE R.O.T.C. '5l-'52, Drill Platoon '5l, Camera Club '5l. BODDEN, NAOMI REBECCA Glee Club '5I-'54, District Contest '53, Commercial Club '53-'54, Like BONDI, JOSEPH CHARLES uJoe,, Student Council '5l-'53, Jolly Boys '52- '54, Pan American Club '52-'53, Foot- ball '53, R.O.T.C. '5l, Key Club '5l- '54, Annual Staff '53-'54, Honorary Y- Teen '52-'53, Boys' State '53, Bowling League '52, Outstanding Senior '54. BONNER, BETSY B.T. Kiwanettes '52-'54, Drill Team '5l-'53, Camera Club '5l-'52, F.H.A. '5l-'52, H.S.C. '5l-'54, Farmerette '5l-'52, Dance Review '52-'54, Volleyball Play Day '53-'54, Vice President, B.R. '5l- '53, Secretary, B.R. '53-'54, Captain of Physical Education '52-'53, Chimes '5l- '54, Assistant Business Manager of Class Play '54. BORGMAN, CHESTER RAYMOND Chet Allied Youth '5l-'52, Theta Phi Pi '52- '54, Vice-President, Pi Kappa Delta, '52- '53, R.O.T.C., Footlight Fantasy '53, Tennis '52-'53. BOUTWELL, JOYCE CHRISTINE H.S.C. '5l-'53, Sports Day '5l-'52, Pep Squad '5l-'53, J.A.C. '53-'54, Annual Staff '53-'54, Quill and Scroll '54. BOYER, FREDA PEARL Glee Club '5l-'53, Farmerette , F.H.A., H.M.S., Pinafore. BOYETTE, GINGER LUCILLE llkedll '53' Commercial Club. BOZEMAN, MARALYN JO Embie Y-Teens '52-'53, Modern Dance '52-'54, H.S.C. '53-'54, Camera Club '53-'54. Club BRADY, DONNA LEE Dooner Calendar Girl '53, Y-Teens '5l, Bowling League '53, H.S.C. '5l, Red 8- Black Staff '53. BRASSARD, EDWARD LAMAR Eddie D.C.T. BRENNER, SHARON LEE D.C.T. '53-'54. BROCK, ARLEY JAMES llFuzzyu R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. BROOKS, GAIL LAVERNE Mixed Glee Club '52-'53, A Cappella Choir '53-'54. BROW, SHARYN GAYLE lIBabell Y-Teens '52-'53, Glee Club '52-'54, Make-up Committee, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. BROWDER, ALVOYAD MAIN BROWN, BARBARA ANN Bobbie Pan American Club, Pep Squad, Com- mercial Club, Y-Teens. BROWN, BARBARA JEAN BROWN, CAROLE JAYNE Londie H.S.C., Allied Youth, Camera F.F.A., J.A.C., Play Day '52. BROWN, GLENDA CARLEEN Commercial Club '53, Dance Review '52-'53. BROWN, RAYMOND ALLEN R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Pan American Club, J.A.C. Club, BROWN, WILLIAM FARNHAM BiII Key Club '52-'54, Vice-President '54, Glee Club '52-'53, Track '53-'54, Sen- ior-at-Large '54. BRUSHWOOD, CHARLES LANDON Huck Hi-Y, Annual Staff '53-'54, Track '53- '54, Pi Kappa Delta, Quill and Scroll '54. BRYAN, MARGIE SUE BRYANT, JOANN LOUISE IIJOII Honor Society '53-'54, Secretary '53, H.S.C. '5l-'54, President '53-'54, Ki- wanettes '53-'54, Commercial Club, Queen of Junior Optimist Sweetheart Dance '54, Outstanding Senior '54, Properties Committee, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. BUCHANAN, KENNETH WILLIAM Buck BUIE, KATHLEEN ZENA Office '52-'54, Future Nurses Club '53-'54. BUTLER, RICHARD EUGENE Hickie BUZBEE, WILLIAM JAMES .,Jim,, J.A.C,, R.O.T.C. BYARS, DAVID REYNOLDS Dead Beat Band '5l-'54, State Contest '53-'54, Junior Optimist '5l-'54, Secretary '53, President '53-'54, Student Council '53- '54, Follies '53-'54. BYRD, RAYMOND JEFFERSON ,.Ray,. Football '5l-'52, Student Council '53, R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Saber Club '53-'54, President '53, Honor Society '54. BYRGE, BETTY JOANN IIJOII Transfer, J.A.C. '53. CACCIATORE, LOUIS RAMON ul-ou.. CALDWELL, LOIS KATHLEEN Hxinyu President '54, Vice-President B.R. '5l, CALHOUN, MARILYN JANE SIick Student Council '5l-'52, Saberettes, H.S.C. '5l-'52, Dance Review '52-'53, Y-Teens '5l-'52, Bowling League '52- '54, Sports Day '52-'53, Red and Black Staff '54. CALLIHAN, CLARICE CAPITANO, JIMMY nsonnyu R.O.T.C., J.A.C., Pan American Club, Treasurer B.R. '53-'54. CARANANTE, JOSEPH PAUL llJoell Basketball '52, Baseball '53, Vice-Presi- dent B.R. '53, Red and Black Staff '54, Quill and Scroll '54. CARPENTER, ROBERT WILLIAM All-City Football '5l-'53, All-City '52-'53, H Club '52-'54, President Jolly Boys '52-'54. CARROLL, ENOLA MARLENE Glee Club '51-'52, Library Club '52-'53, Office '52-'54. CARSWELL, JANET CLAIRE .,Jan,, Dance Review '52-'53, Glee Club, J.A.C. '52-'54, Operetta '52. CARTER, MARJORIE IRENE upeggyn Honor Society '53-'54, Student Council, Camera Club, Future Nurses Club, Beaker Breakers. 65 CARTER, THELMA LOUISE uLuigiu Drill Team '5l-'54, Dance Review '52-'53. CASELER, LARRY DENNIS M.P.O. '52-'54. CASH, HOKE SMITH Hokie R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. CAVEY, JOHN RICHARD Dick CAWTHON, MILDRED LUCILLE MiIIie Drill Team '52. CENTANNI, CAROL ANN 111-annyu CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN CHARLES Chamber Maid R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. CHAMBERS, YVONNE CLAUDETTE Kiwanettes '52-'54, Student Council, Aladdin Junior Story League, Naughty Marietta, H.M.S. Pinafore. CHASTAIN, EARL EDWARD R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. CHAUDOIN, CAROLYN LOUISE Carol Future Nurses Club '53-'54. CHEEK, CECIL BYRON Chico Football '5l-'53, R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Key Club. CHEVALIER, ALYCE FAYE Glee Club '5I-'53, Beaker Breakers, Pencil Nibblers. CHILDERS, WILLIAM VERNON llBillll R.O.T.C, 'Sl-'54. CHILLURA, CONSTANCE Connie Red 8. Black Staff, Business Manager '53-'54, Quill and Scroll '53-'54, Pan American Club, Secretary '52-'54, Cam- era Club '52-'54, Commercial Club '53- '54, Pep Squad '52-'53, Bowling League '52-'53, Dance Review '52, Saber- ettes '53. CHRIST, ALAN JOSEPH IIAIII R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Basketball '52, An- nual Staff, Sports Editor '53-'54, Quill and Scroll '54. CLARK, KATIE MOZELLE IIMOII Band '5I-'54, Kiwanettes '53-'54, Farmerettes '52-'53, Pan American Club '52-'53, Theta Phi Pi '51-'52, Operetta '52, Honor Society '54. CLEMONS, FRED C. R.O.T.C. CLEMONS, VERNON DALE R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Swimming '52-'54, H Club '52-'54, Basketball '52. CLOUD, EDWIN LEROY Speedy Football '5l, R,O.T.C. '5l-'54, Camera Club '5l, J.A.C. '52-'53, Track '52-'53, Pan American Club '52-'53, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. COCHRAN, AVA JOANN u-lodyu Glee Club '5l-'53, F.H.A. '52, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, State and District Contest '52, Who's Who '54. COKER, LETTY JON Red and Black Staff, Advertising Man- ager '53, Camera Club '51-'54, H.S.C. 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CROWELL, JOYCE LOUISE CUMMINGS, BARBARA KAREN Bixzard Honor Society '53-'54, Kiwanettes '53- '54, Treasurer '54, Student Council '53- '54, Pan American Club '53-'54, Mixed Glee Club '5l-'53, A Cappella Choir '53-'54, Secretary, Naughty Marietta, H.M.S. Pinafore, Farmerette '53, Out- standing Senior. CURLES, PATRICIA LOUISE Frenchie Office, Glee Club '5l-'53, House Man- ager of Men Are Like Streetcars '54. CURLIN, WILLIAM HARPER Willie CUETO, ANGELINA uAngieu Annual Staff, Circulation Manager '53- '54, Quill 81 Scroll '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, Honor Society '53-'54. DAHM, TOMMY EDDIE 66 DAILEY, JUDITH ARLYN Hjudyi, Mixed Glee Club '52-'53, Office '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, Secretary '53, DANIEL, PATSY DALE P.D. Student Council '52, Cheerleader '5l- '54, Head '53-'54, Senior-at-Large '53, Rockette '52-'53, Calendar Girl '53, Saberette '52, Miss Football '52, DAVIS, HOWARD LEE Football '5l-'52, Basketball, Honor So- ciety '53-'54, Key Club. DAVIS, JANICE LOUISE J. Davis, BucketIips Bond '5l-'54, District and State Con- tests '5l-'53, Commercial Club, J.A.C., Future Teachers Club '53, Travel Club '52-'53. DEBUSK, SHIRLEY ANN Pi Kappa Delta '52-'53, Office, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. DECKARD, DALE ARNOLD Jackie R.O.T.C. '5l-'52, DEETER, CARMEN DIANA H.S.C. '52, J.A.C. '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, Future Teachers Club '53-'54. DEHART, MARGARET ERNESTINE Ernie Future Nurses Club '53-'54, Library Club '5l-'53. DELGADO, IRIS ALENE Band '5l-'54, Majorette '5l, Dancer- ette '52-'54, Kiwanettes '52-'54, Pan American Club '52-'54, Honor Society '53-'54, Assistant Advertising Manager of Men Are Like Streetcars '54. DELK, CHARLES LEE Charlie Band '53-'54. DERING, BARBARA ELOISE Little Chief Annual Staff, Associate Editor '52-'53, Editor-in-Chief '53-'54, Kiwanettes '52- '54, Quill and Scroll '52-'54, President '53, Modern Dance Club '52-'54, Y- Teens '5l, Inter-Club Council '53, Dance Review '52-'54, Red and Black Repre- sentative '5l-'52, Sports Day '52, Junior Ads Club '53-'54, Honor Society '54, Outstanding Senior. DESCHAMPS, CHARLES WAYNE R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Junior Lions '52-'54. DIAZ, ERNEST ANIVAL Band '52-'54. DIAZ, SYLVIA MARGARET usyl., H.S,C. '5l-'54, Future Teachers Club '5l-'52, Pan American Club '52-'53, F.H.A. '53-'54, Commercial Club '53- '54, Dance Review '52, Secretary, B.R. '5l-'52, Annual Staff, Feature Editor '53-'54. DICKEY, MERRELL FAVER Student Council '5I-'52, '53-'54, Key Club '52-'54, President '53, Red and Black Staff, Make-up Editor '53, Basket- ball '52-'54, Quill and Scroll '53-'54, Outstanding Senior. DIMAIO, MILDRED JUNE Midge H,S.C. '53-'54, Dance Review '52-'53, Commercial Club '53. DIXON BURNESS REBECCA Becky Office '53-'54, Commercial Club '53- '54, J.A.C. '52-'54. DURAN, SHIRLEY Commercial Club '53, Pep Squad '52- '53, Hall Patrol '52-'53. DYER, JULIA ANNE llJudyll Kiwanettes '53-'54, Honor Society '53- '54, H.S.C. '51-'52, Pan American Club '53-'54, F.H.A. '52-'54, Pep Squad '52- '54, Secretary, B.R. '52, Red and Black Representative '53, Farmerette '52-'53, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. EBY, MARY EVELYN upugu 1 Naughty Marietta, Mixed Glee Club 51- '53, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, Office '53-'54, Red and Black Representative '52-'53, District and State Contest '51-'53. ELKES LILLIAN VEE H.S.C. '52-'53, Dance Review '52-'53, Future Teachers Club '53-'54. ELLERBE, ANNETTE ELIZABETH uAnnn ELLERBEE, MARLENE JULIA EPPS, LOUISE ANNETTE Glee Club '52-'53, Operetta '53. EPPS, PAUL D.C.T., R.O.T.C. EWING, CHARLES HENRY D,C.T, EZZELLE, JOLINE ORRETTE HJOH Library Club '5l-'53, Future Nurses Club '53-'54, Future Teachers Club '53, Com- mercial Club '53, Allied Youth '5l. FALES, GLORIA EVELYN FARRINGTON, BARBARA VANISA Glee Club '5l-'52, Theta Phi Pi '52-'53, F.H.A. '52-'53. FARRINGTON, ELSIE CHRISTINE Chris Theta Phi Pi '5l-'52, Bowling League '52-'53, Future Nurses Club '53. FARRINGTON, NANCY LEE Hall Patrol '52-'53, Commercial Club '53, F.H.A. '52. FEATHERSTONE, MARI JO Camera Club '53-'54, Office '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54. FILLIPPELLO, FRANCES Filippo Commercial Club '53-'54, H.S.C. '5l- '52 FINDLEY, BETTY JOYCE Commercial Club '53. FISHER, WILLIAM JOE BiII Football '5l-'53, R.O.T.C. '5l. FLINT, SHIRLEY MARIE Glee Club '5l-'53, Theta Phi Pi '5l-'52, Pan American Club '52-'53, F.H.A. '5I-'52. FLOYD, WILLIAM LLOYD R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. FORD, SHIRLEY MAE Shirl Student Council '5l-'54, Allied Youth '5l-'52, Glee Club '5l-'54, Y-Teens '52- '53, Future Nurses Club '53-'54, F,H.A. '52-'53, Operetta '52-'53. FORSYTHE, FRANK TOM R.O.T.C., Baseball, H Club. FREEMAN, LORETTA JANETTE Majorette '52-'54, Head '53-'54, Com- mercial Club '53-'54. FULWOOD, WILLIAM PIZARRO BiII Football '52-'53, Track '53-'54, R.O.T.C. FUNDERBURKE, ROBERT DOUGLAS Fundy R.O.T.C., Football. FUQUA, BARBARA ANN Senior-at-Large '53, Saberettes '52, H.S.C. '5l-'52, Commercial Club, Vice- President '53, Red and Black Represent- ative '53, Dance Review '52-'53, Of- fice '53. FUSSELL, MARY LOU H.S.C. '5l-'53, Sports Day '52, J.A.C. '5l, Dance Review '5l, Property Mon- ager Dance Review '54. GADDY, JOYCE GAIL llkedll Pan American Club '53-'54, Allied Youth '5I-'52, Red and Black Staff, Feature Editor '53, Quill and Scroll '53- '54, Office '52-'54, Pep Squad '53-'54, Y-Teens '5l-'52, F.H.A. '52-'53, Theta Phi Pi '52-'53. GALVIN, JOAN HELEN uked.. Mixed Glee Club. GARCIA, MILO PAUL Pan American Club '52-'53, Vice-Presi- dent '53, Junior Lions '53-'54, R.O.T.C. '51-'54. GARRETT, BETTY JEAN Office, J.A.C., H.S.C., F.H.A. GATES, DIANA LEA uporkyu Kiwanettes, Vice-President, H.S.C., Stu- dent Council, Recording Secretary, Who's Who '54. GILES, EDWARD EUGENE Track '53-'54. GIRARD, DORIS OCEAN Frenchie GLASSEN, MARIE CAROL H.S.C. '52-'53, Commercial Club '52- '54, Travel Club '52-'54, President '53- '54, Y-Teens, '53-'54, Honor Society '54. GONZALES, ROBERT JAMES llsobll R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Saber Club '53-'54. GONZALEZ, JESSE Toddy' R.O.T.C. '5l-'52, Baseball '53-'54, H Club '53-'54. GRANTHAM, ORMA JEAN GRAVES, PEGGIE MARIE llpegll H.S.C. '51-'52. GRECO, VALENTINE FRANCES uvalli. H1-ine., Red and Black Staff, Editor-in-Chief '53, Aladdin Junior Story League '52-'53, President '52-'53,lnter-Club Council '52, Girls' Glee Club '5l-'53, Quill and Scroll '53-'54, District Contest '53, Operetta '52, Annual '53-'54, Pep Squad '5l-'53, Philharmonic Student Representative '53- '54, Junior Ad Club '53, Honor Society '54, Who's Who '54. GREENLEE, BETH ELAINE Cheerleader '5l-'54, Saberettes '52-'53, Vice-President '53, Y-Teens '51-'52, Al- lied Youth '5l-'52, Red and Black Rep- resentative '51-'52. GRIFFIN, MARJORIE WANDA J.A.C. '5l, Dance Review '5l, Com- mercial Club '53. GRINALDI, MARJORIE DOLORES Margie Glee Club '52, Pep Squad '52. GROOMS, MARY LOU Dancerette '52-'54, Bowling League '5l- '52, H.S.C. '51-'52, Y-Teens '52-'53, Dance Review '52. GROOVER, RICHARD RUSSELL GROSSENBACHER, LOUIS STEVE Grits GUAGLIARDO, NICK Hawk R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Jolly Boys '53-'54. GUEVIN, LOUISE MARIE Wezzy GUSTAVSEN, ESTHER MARIE GUYER, WALTER MARION Walt Football. 67 HAGIN, BENNY ALLEN Band '52-'54, Allied Youth '53. HAGIN, PHYLLIS JO H.S.C. '52-'53, Y-Teens '5l-'54, Honor Society '54. HAHN, BEVERLY SYLVIA llBevll Band '5l-'54, Contest '5l-'54, J.A.C. '5l, Who's Who '54. HAMILTON, SHIRLEY JUNE Glee Club. HAMMER, SHIRLEY LEE Band '5l-'54, Flag Twirler '5l-'52, Dancerette '52-'54, Calendar Girl '54, Follies '52-'54, Camera Club '52-'53, Bowling League '52-'53, J.A.C. '52-'54, Future Nurses Club '53-'54, Men Are Like Streetcars '54, HAMMOND, JOANN Student Council '52, Saberettes '53, Red and Black Representative '53, H.S.C. '52, Y-Teens '52. HAMMOND, REBA KAY Y-Teens '53-'54, Farmerette '52-'53, Office '53-'54, Honor Society '54. HANLON, ROBERT VERNON uBobbyn R.O.T.C. HARDEE, DELORA ANN Future Teachers Club '53-'54. HARDING, BARBARA DELORES Borbi Y-Teens '5l-'54, Fashion Board, Presi- dent, Student Council '52, Bowling League '52, Modern Dance Club '52, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. HARDT, ESTHER ALINE HARPER, GOLDEN WESLEY R.O.T.C. '5l-'53, Basketball '52. HARPER, SAUNDRA DELORES Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Pep Squad. HARTLINE, JESSE DOYLE, JR J. Papa Student Council '53-'54, Key Club '53- '54, President of Senior Class '54, Base- ball '54. HARRELL, LOTUS LEE Lotus Blossom Drill Team '5l, Dance Review '52, H.S.C. '52-'53, Hall Patrol '53-'54, Pep Squad '52-'54, Phi Kappa Delta '53-'54, F.H.A. '52-'54, Historian. HARRELL, SALLY JANE Mixed Glee Club '52-'53, Y-Teens '5l. HARRELSON, BENTON LAMAR BarreIson R.O.T.C. '5l-'52, Jolly Boys '53-'54, H Club '53-'54, Football '52-'53. HARRIS ANNELLE GRACE uBunnyu Annual Staff '52-'53, Aladdin Junior Story League '5l-'52, Commercial Club '52-'53, J.A.C. '52-'54, Y-Teens '5l- '54 HARRIS, JERRY RUDOLPH D.C.T., President '53-'54. HARRIS, MARTHA JANE Jane Dance Review '52, Glee Club '5l. HAWKINS, CELINE ELIZABETH Pinkie Senior Girl Scouts '5l-'53, Dance Review '52, Y-Teens '53-'54, M.P.O. HAWVER, EMILIE ALMA Library Club '5l-'53, J.A.C. '52-'53, D.C.T. '53-'54, Pan American Club '52- '53 HAYES, SHIRLEY ANITA Gabby Glee Club '5l-'54, J.A.C., Future Nurses Club, Operetta '52-'53, Red and Black '52. HEIDKAMPER, HERMAN CECIL F.F.A. HENLEY, GARY DENNIS .Tenyn R.O.T.C., Junior Optimist, Jolly Boys, H Club, Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Track, Outstanding Senior. HERITAGE, HELEN ELIZABETH Shorty HERRING, DONALD EUGENE R.O.T.C. '5l-'52. HILL, JAMES THOMAS Jimmy R.O,T.C. '5l-'53. HIPP, CLAIRE MARIE BIondie H.S.C., Phi Kappa Delta, Dance Re- view '53. HJORT, HAROLD ROBERT Hopper Theta Phi Pi, R.O.T.C. HOEDT, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON Rattlesnake R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. HOGAN, ELIZABETH ANN Make-up Committee, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. HOLCOMB, DOROTHY ANN Band '5l-'53, HOLCOMBE, ALLEN ROBERT R.O,T.C., Track Manager '53, Stamp and Coin Club '53-'54, Pep Squad. HOLLEY, LUCINDA JEAN Cindy Y-Teens '5l-'52, Annual Staff '52-'53, HORTON, LOUISE Weegie Pan American Club '53, Future Teachers Club '5l-'53, Sports Day '5l-'53, H.S.C. '52-'54. HOLZBERGER, JON BEN Jock M.P.O. '53, HON, CECIL C. Pep Squad '5l, R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, HORRIGAN, BARBARA JANE Bobbi Y-Teens, Drama Club, Future Nurses Club. HOWARD, FLOYD MALCOLM Rocky Basketball Manager '52-'53, Basketball '53-'54, H Club '52-'54, R.O.T.C. '5l-'52. HOWARD, JESSE ROBERT HJ R H R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. HOWELL, LARRY DACRES H099Y Football '52-'53, Basketball '5l, Book- room '5l-'54, Baseball '54, HUGGINS, EVELYN ELAINE Huggie Dance Review '52-'53, H.S.C. '52, Com- mercial Club '53, J.A.C. '52-'54. HUGHES, DOROTHY JEAN Dot Mixed Glee Club '52-'53, A Cappella Choir '53-'54, HUKLE, SARAH FRANCES Sully Student Council '5l, Honor Society '53- '54, Glee Club '5l, Mixed Chorus '52, A Cappella Choir '53, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, District Contest '52, State Contest '52, Pep Squad '5l-'53, Camera Club '53, Foot- light Fantasy '53, Men Are Like Street- cars, '54. HUMPHRIES, GEORGE RAYMOND Honor Society '53-'54, Beaker Breakers, Treasurer. 68 HUNN, WILLIAM TERRY HBHIH R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. INMAN, MARY ESTHER Theta Phi Pi, F,H.A., Y-Teens. IPPOLITO, FRANCES Future Teachers Club, Treasurer, Stu- dent Council '52-'54, Honor Society '53- '54, Camera Club '5l-'52, J.A.C., Band '5l-'52, Properties Committee, Men Are Like Streetcars '54, JACKSON, BERTHA VIRGINIA Virgie Military Majorette. JACKSON, NILA GLEE BeBop Pep Squad '52-'54, Library Club '52- '54, Theta Phi Pi '52-'53, Future Nurses Club '53-'54, JEFFERSON, PATSY CARLENE nputn D.C.T., H.S.C. JOBE, MARGUERITE MELROSE Rita Operetta '5l-'53, Y-Teens '52, Theta Phi Pi '53-'54, JOHNS, NELL LEE Future Nurses Club '54, Honor Society '54. JOHNSON, BEVERLY ANN Glee Club '5l-'53, Red and Black Rep- resentative '5l-'52. JOHNSON, JIMMY JOHNSON, LILLIAN CLARA Punkin J.A.C., Vice-President '53-'54, Mixed Glee Club '52-'54, Honor Society '53- '54, Pan American '53-'54, Future Teachers Club '5l-'54, Saberette '53, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, Fortune Teller '53, Y-Teen '5l-'52. JONES, WILLIE MAE Robbie Carnera Club, Treasurer '53-'54, Theta Phi Pi '52-'54, Farmerette '52-'53, Pep Squad '53-'54. KAMINIS, JANICE MARILYN H-lan., Girls' State, Supreme Court '53, lnter- Club Council '53-'54, Student Council '5l-'52, Honor Society, Parliamentarian '53-'54, Theta Phi Pi '52-'53, Y-Teens '52-'54, President '53-'54, Y-Teen Inter- Club Council, Dance Review '52-'54, H.S.C. '51-'53, Pep Squad '5l-'53, Bas- ketball, Sports Day '53, Beaker Breakers '53-'54, Outstanding Senior. KASPAR, GLORIA MARGARET HGIDH Honor Society '53-'54, Modern Dance Club, Vice-President, H.S.C. KEENE, DONALD LEE Band '52-'54. KEENE, DON R. F.F,A, KELLER, RAYMOND SIMON HRW., R.O,T.C. '5l-'52, Football '5l, Baseball '52-'54, H Club '53-'54. KELLY, RAYMOND ALLEN Machine Gun H Club, R.O.T.C., Football '52-'53, Jolly Boys, Saber Club. KERR, FRANCES ETHEL D.C.T., F.H.A. '52,'53. KILGORE, WILLIAM E. Bin R.o.T.c. '5I-'54, KING, DAVID DELANO Student Council '52-'54, Pan American Club '52-'54, President '53-'54, Basket- ball '52-'54, H Club '52-'54, R.O.T.C. 'Sl-'52, Inter-Club Council '53-'54, Junior Lions '53-'54, Jolly Boys '53-'54, Pep Squad '5l-'54, Business Manager of Men Are Like Streetcars '54, Out- standing Senior. KING, SHIRLEY ANN Glee Club. KIRKCONNELL, BEVERLY usevlu uKirkn Cheerleader '53-'54, Calendar Girl '53, Red and Black Staff, News Editor '53, Quill and Scroll '53-'54, Pan American Club '52-'54, Parliamentarian '53, Cam- era Club '52-'54, Saberettes '52, Senior- at-Large '53-'54, H.S.C. '5l-'53, Sports Day '5l-'54, Bowling League '52-'54, Dance Review '53-'54, Pan American Queen '53-'54, Secretary of Calendar Girls, KLAY, JOSEPH MARION upookylu llJoeu Junior Lions '5l-'54, Vice-President '53- '54, Jolly Boys '52-'54, Vice-President '53-'54. KLEIN, MARILYN D.C.T,, Glee Club '52, Honor Society '54 KOPOREC, SHIRLEY CATHERINE J.A.C., Saberettes. LANEY, JOEL EDWARD lljoell Camera Club '5l-'54, Hi-Y 'Sl-'52, Theta Phi Pi '53-'54, Band '5l-'54. LANGFORD, JOHN JAMES Johnny Glee Club '5l-'52, Naughty Marietta, Red and Black Representative '5l-'52, Footlight Fantasy '52. LANGSTON, HARRIETT SYLVIA Frenchie Dancerette '52-'53, District and State Contest '5I-'52. LANSFORD, ROBERT FAUST usobbyu Junior Lions '5l-'54, Pan American Club '53-'54, Vice-President '53-'54, J.A.C. '53, Band '52-'54, Honorary Y-Teen '52-'53, Student Council '5I-'53, Honor Society '54. LANKFORD, GEORGE CHARLES Glee Club. LARGEL, MARCELINO RICHARD ubickyu R.O.T.C. '5l, Jolly Boys '53-'54, F.F.A. '53-'54, Football '53. LAW, ERNESTINE DELORIS Dance Review '52-'53, Play Day '53, Pi Kappa Delta. LAZZARA, ANGIE 1 uMunkyu Pan American Club '5I-'54, Commer- cial Club '53-'54, Glee Club '5l-'52, Mixed Glee Club '53-'54, Treasurer, Red and Black Staff '54, Honor Society '54. LEAVINE, BARBARA ANN Bobbie Commercial Club, Camera Club, Dance Review, Office, F.H.A. LEGGAT, BERT HAROLD LEON, FRANCES GAYLE Annual Staff '52-'54, Quill and Scroll '53-'54, Treasurer '53, Commercial Club '53-'54. LESTER, HELEN LORRAINE Travel Club '53-'54, Hall Patrol '52-'53. LEWIS, GEORGIA LEE Honor Society '53-'54. LICKA, NANCY ANN Nannie H.S.C., Camera Club, Commercial Club, LITTLE, WALLACE GENE Band. 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RODLEY, MARIE ANN Roddy Drill Team, H.S.C. '52-'54, Dance Re- view '52-'54, Camera Club '52-'54, Theta Phi Pi '52-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, Y-Teens '53-'54. RODRIGUEZ, RENE SERGIE Honor Society '53-'54, Treasurer, Saber Club '53-'54, Secretary, Key Club '53- '54, Pan American Club '52-'54. ROLLER, ETHEL ADELE A. RoIIer J,A.C. '53-'54, Y-Teens '53-'54, Travel Club '53-'54, Future Teachers Club '53- '54, Band '51-'54. ROPHIE, LINDA ul-indyu Commercial Club '53-'54, Pan American Club '52-'54. ROSE, JEANETTE IRENE llNetll F.H.A. '51-'52, Theta Phi Pi, Secretary '52-'54, Girls' Glee Club '52-'54. ROSE, PATRICIA ANN upany.. Student Council '51-'53, Aladdin Junior Story League '51-'52, J.A.C. '51-'52, Dance Review '52, D.C.T. '53-'54, H.S.C. '51-'52. ROSE, RICHARD GEORGE R.O.T.C. '51-'54. ROUTT, MELVIN WILLIAM R,O.T.C. '51-'54. ROWE, JOAN DOROTHY Jeannie Saberettes '51, F.H.A., Vice-President, Flag Twirler '52, Flag Bearer '53, Dis- trict and State Contests '52. RYAN, PATSY ANN Glee Club '52-'53, Commercial Club '53- '54, Travel Club '53-'54, Y-Teens '51-'52. SANDERS, JO ANNE IIJOII Glee Club '51-'52, Library Club '54, Theta Phi Pi '53-'54. SANDERS, MYRA JEAN Theta Phi Pi '52-'54, Camera Club '53-'54. SANFORD, RUSSELL JOSEPH lljoell R.O.T.C. '51-'52. SAUNDERS, JOHN CLEVELAND R.O.T.C. '51-'52, M.P.O. '53-'54. SCARCELLA, MARY ROSE Rose Marie Future Teachers Club, Commercial Club, Travel Club. SCHAFFNER, MARGARET ELEANOR SCHAFFNER, THOMAS WESLEY H1-om.. SCHIRO, RONALD HENRY Rod Kid Student Council '51-'52, R.O.T.C. '53- '54, Saber Club, Treasurer '53-'54. SCHMIDT, WILLIAM ERNEST WiIIie SCOTT, T. LOWELL llsconyll Football '51-'53, R.O.T.C. '51-'54, H Club '52-'54, Jolly Boys '53-'54. SEALE, MARGARET MARINEL Honor Society '53-'54, Future Teachers Club '51-'54, President '52-'53, Girls' Glee Club '52-'53, A Cappella Choir '53- '54, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, Orchestra '51-'52, Bowling League '52-'53, Girls' State '53, Inter- Club Council '52-'53, Farmerette '52- '53 ' SEDGWICK, LoRs'rTA ANN IlLokill F.H.A. '51, Phi Kappa Delta '54, Saber- ettes '53, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. SELLERS, PEGGY JEAN upeg Legn H.S.C. '51-'52, Dance Review '52, Cam- era Club '53-'54. SEMPLE, SHIRLEY MARGUERITE ShirI Y-Teens '51-'52, Saberettes '52, Future Nurses Club, Red and Black Representa- SEXTON, CECIL DONALD ubonlu usexyu Glee Club '51-'54, B.R., President '51- '54, Operetta, State Contest. tive. 71 SHAW, DAVID LEROY R.O.T.C. '51-'54. SHAW, MARY HELEN Girls' Glee Club '51-'52, D.C.T,, Secre- tary '53-'54. SHAWVER, CARL DUANE Transfer. SHAWVER, RICHARD DARNELL Frenchie Football '51-'53, H Club '52-'54, Jolly Boys '52-'54, President '53-'54, Glee Club '51-'53, Student Council '52- '54, Red and Black '54, Quill and Scroll '54, Who's Who '54. SHELTON, FRANCES ESTELLE Glee Club '51 -'54, Commercial Club '53, Theta Phi Pi '53. SHOUN, SARA JO LittIe Bit Y-Teens '51-'53, Kiwanettes '53-'54, Honor Society '53-'54, Red and Black Staff '53, Band '52-'54, Saberettes '54. SHOUPE, NAOMI RUTH llkedll Y-Teens '51-'52, F.H.A. '51-'52. SIBLEY, CHARLENE RUTH BubbIes Girls' Glee Club '51-'54, Y-Teens '51- '52, F.H.A., Treasurer '52-'53. SKIPPER, EVELYN RUTH Ruthie SKIPWORTH, PATRICIA ANN llpotll Hall Patrol '53-'54. SKINNER, FREDA MYRALENE Freddy SLAGLE, BARBARA ANN Bowling League '52-'53, Pan American '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, J.A.C. '53-'54, Camera Club '53-'54, Honor Society '53-'54. SLAYTON, WILLIAM ROBERT BiII R.O.T.C. '51-'54. SMEAD, DOROTHY ELLEN Snookie SMELT, GEORGE R.O.T.C. '51-'53. SMITH, LAURA JANE Honor Society '53-'54, Student Council '52-'54, Secretary '53, Kiwanettes '52- '54, Secretary '53, Dance Review '52- '53, Who's Who '54, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. SMITH, MAXINE MARGARET J.A.C. 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STIENECKER, MARY ETTA F.H.A. '5l-'53, Hall Patrol '52-'54 President '53-'54, Commercial Club '53- '54, Red and Black Representative, An- nual Representative, STOLES, ETHEL ADELE Ethadele STREET, BARBARA LOUISE IIB L II 1 Band '5l-'54, Y-Teens '53-'54, J.A.C. '52-'54, STRICKLAND, WILLIAM ARMAND BilI Junior Optimist '52-'54, Student Council '5l-'54, Glee Club '5l-'53, Operetta, Jolly Boys '53-'54. STROHAKER, SHERRY ANN STURGES, RAYMOND CHARLESTON HRW., Basketball '52-'53, Track '52-'53, H Club '52-'53. SWIRBUL, ROBERT JOHN llBobll Junior Optimist '53, Treasurer '53-'54, Pi Kappa Delta '52-'54, Vice-President '53-'54, Camera Club '52-'54, President '53-'54, Red and Black '54, Quill and Scroll '54, Men Are Like Streetcars '54, Who's Who '54. TAGGART, MARIAN ELIZABETH Mitzi Calendar Girl '53, Treasurer '53-'54, H.S.C,, Dance Review '52-'54, Pan American Club Drill Team, Saberettes, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '53. TALLEY, JERRY ALLEN R.O.T.C. '5l-'53. TAMNEY, JUDITH RAE llJudyll Pep Squad. TANNER, PHYLLIS ANNE Y-Teens '5l, F.H.A. '52, Pep Squad '5l- '54, Honor Society '54. TARWATER, BETTY RULE Office '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54. TARWATER, KENNETH REED uKennyu R.O.T.C. '5l-'54. TAYLOR, GARY LEE Lover R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Hi-Y '5l-'52, Junior Lions '53-'54. TEDESCO, ALBERT DONALD MAIN R.O.T.C. '52-'53. TERRY, EDWARD THOMPSON, GLEN H. Preacher Red and Black Representative '5l, R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Allied Youth '53-'54. THROWER, MYRON RAY THURMAN, BETTY ANN Drill Team '5l-'52, Red and Black Rep- resentative '5l-'52, D.C.T. '52-'54' Dance Review '5l-'52, Y-Teens. TILLMAN, FRANKIE MARGUERITE Kiwanettes '52-'54, Office '53-'54, Sen- ior-at-Large '53-'54, Dance Review '52- '53, H.S.C. '52, Honor Society, Kiwan- ettes, President '54, Outstanding Senior, Senior Class Secretary. 1 TOMBERLIN, NORMA JEAN uporkyu Theta Phi Pi '52-'53, Red and Black '54, Tribune Reporter '54, Quill and Scroll '54. TOOTLE, SHIRLEY JEAN H.S.C. '5l-'52, Pep Squad '5l-'52, Play Day '52-'53, Honor Society '53-'54, D.C.T. '53-'54. TROUT, JAMES CONRAD Jimmie Student Council '5l-'54, Key Club '5l- '54, Secretary '53, Honor Society '53- '54, Vice-President '53, Red and Black Staff '53, Co-Editor, R.O.T.C. '5l-'54, Boys' State '53, Supreme Court Justice, Pep Squad '5l-'54, B.R., President, '52- '54, Pan American Club '53, Quill and Scroll '53-'54, Honorary Y-Teen '53. TROUTMAN, TRACY LOUIS THOMAS, JOHNNY Little John Swimming '52, Track '52-'54, Pep Squad '52, Band '5l-'54, Football '53. TUBBS, MABEL FLORENCE Tubby D.C.T. '53-'54. TUCKER, JENNA MAE Pi Kappa Delta, Girls' Glee Club '52-'53, H.M.S. Pinafore '52. TUPPER, VIRGINIA SUE Library Club '5l-'52, M.P.O. '53, Theta Phi Pi '53, F.H.A. '53. TURNER, JOYCE npoopyn Commercial Club '52-'54, Y-Teens '52- '53, H.S.C. '52-'53, Glee Club '51-'52' Office '53-'54, Saberettes '53-'54. TURNER, JOHN RANDOLPH, JR. ukandyll Key Club '52-'54, Honor Society '53-'54, Quill and Scroll, Vice-President '53-'54, Hilsborean Staff '52-'54, R.O.T.C. '5l- '52 1 ULMER, BARBARA JO Bobbie Jo H.S.C. '52-'53, Aladdin Junior League '5l-'53, President '53, Y-Teens '5l-'52, Wardrobe, Men Are Streetcars '54. UNSWORTH, BESSIE JOAN URGO, ANGELINE GLORIA HGIO11 Story Like Phi Kappa Delta '5l, Y-Teens '5l, Glee Club '5l-'52, A Cappella Choir '53-'54, Operetta, F.H.A. '52-'53, Properties gommittee, Men Are Like Streetcars ' 4 VAGNER, MARTHA ELEANOR H.S.C. '5l-'52, Camera Club '52, F.H.A. '52, Pep Squad '52-'53, Farmerette '52' J.A.C. '52. VAN COTTHEM, PAUL HENRY Junior Optimist, Pan American Club. VAN DEBOE, FRANKIE WAITE VANDERDRAY, MARGARET LOUISE Maggie Lou Honor Society '53-'54, Kiwanettes '52- '54, Secretary '53, Quill and Scroll '53- '54, Secretory '53, Annual Staff '52-'54, Literary Editor '52-'53, Editor '53-'54, Pan American Club '52-'53, Junior Mar- shal '53, Commercial Club '53-'54' Who's Who, '54. VEIT, BARBARA VEIT llsabsll VERSCHUERE, DOROTHY MARIE Susie H.S.C. '53, Dance Review '53, Pi Kappa Delta '53, Vice-President, Play Day '53, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. 1 1 72 VOYLES, PATSY MAE Drill Team '5l-'52, Y-Teens '5l-'52, J.A.C. '5l-'53, Treasurer '53, Dance Review '52, Quill and Scroll '52-'54, Parliamentarian '53, Annual Staff '52- Pan '54, Business Manager '53-'54, American Club '53-'54, Pep Squad '5l- '53, Farmerette '52, Honor Society '54. WALEGORSKI, WALLY Goski Football '52-'53, Track '52-'54, H Club '52-'54, Junior Optimist '52-'53, Jolly Boys '53-'54, Red and Black Staff, Exchange Editor '53, R.O.T.C. '52-'53, Bowling League, Outstanding Senior. WALKER, NANCY Future Teachers Club, F.H.A., Aladdin Junior Story League, Glee Club, Library Club, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. WANAMAKER, MARVIN EARL Band '5l-'54. WAY, HAROLD ARTHUR M.P.O., President, Camera Club '52. WAYNICK, BARBARA JEAN Barb Senior Girl Scouts '5l-'53, Secretary '5l, Mixed Glee Club '5l-'53, Pep Squad '5l-'53, District and State Contest '5l- '53, Naughty Marietta '5l, H.M.S. Pina- fore '52, Y-Teens '5l-'54, Pan Ameri- can Club '52-'54, Future Nurses Club '53-'54, Corresponding Secretary '53, Annual Staff '53-'54. WEBB, SHIRLEY ANN Y-Teens '5l-'54, H.S.C. '52-'54, Theta Phi Pi '5l-'52, Camera Club '53-'54, Play Day '53. WEESNER, BARBARA SUE Bootsie Bowling League '52-'53, Pan American '53-'54, Commercial Club '53-'54, Cam- era Club '53-'54, J.A.C. '53-'54. WEISIGAR, FRANCES STELLA Bony Babe H.S.C, '53-'54, Dance Review '53, Pep Squad '53, Red and Black Representa- tive '53-'54, Farmerette '52-'53. WELTMAN, ARTHUR LEROY IIAHII WELTMAN, CAROLYN JEAN Jeannie WEST, SYLVIA ANN Scooter Commercial Club, Office, Dance Review '52 WESTBERRY, BETTY JEAN Assistant Advertising Manager, Men Are Like Streetcars '54, Red and Black Staff '54. WHIDDEN, THEODORE DEWAYNE R.O.T.C. '51-'54, Saber Club '53-'54. WHITE, AUGUSTA LUCILLE Stinkey H.S.C. '52-'53, Hall Patrol, Pep Squad, F.H.A. '52-'54, President '53-'54. WHITE, HENRIETTA Henri H.S.C. '5l, Saberettes '53, F.H.A,, Of- fice '53-'54, J.A.C. '52-'53, Secretary '52-'53, Treasurer '53, Red and Black Representative '52, Future Nurses Club '53-'54. WHITE, ROBERT RICARDO llBobll Student Council '51-'54, President '53- '54, Key Club '52-'54, R.O.T.C. '5l- '54, Saber Club '53-'54, Who's Who '54. WHITE, WALTER SHERMAN uNiggern R.O.T.C. WHITLEY, JOAN RUTH Joanie Camera Club '51, J.A.C. '51, Band '51- '54, Flag Bearer '51-'52, Commercial Club '53-'54, Majorette '52-'54. WHITMAN, ROMA LEE H.S.C, '53-'54, Y-Teens '53-'54. WILCOX, JO ANN IIJOII H.S.C. '51-'54, Sports Day '51-'53, Pep Squad '51-'53, WILCOX, SANDRA LOUISE usandyu Dance Review '52-'54, Vice-President, H.S.C, '52, Cheerleader '53-'54, Modern Dance Club '52-'54, Honor Society '54. WILKINSON, SYLVIA ROSE Rabbit Glee Club '51-'52, Office '52-'54, Com- mercial Club '53-'54, H.S.C, '52-'53, WILLIAMS, BEDFORD FRANKLIN R.O.T.C., D.C.T. WILLIAMS, DONALD PAUL Gorilla Jolly Boys '53-'54, Football '52-'53, R.O.T.C. '51-'52, WILLIAMS, EFFIE MAE nEpPieu Student Council '53-'54, Glee Club '52, Pan American Club '52-'54, Aladdin Junior Story League '51-'54, Hall Patrol '51, Allied Youth, Vice-President '51- '52, Follies '52, Pep Squad '51-'52' J.A.C. '51-'52, D.C.T. '52-'54, WILLIAMS, GLENN RICHARD Red and Black Representative '52-'53, R.O.T.C. '51-'53. WILLIAMS, JEANETTE ARLIE M.P.O, '52-'54. WILLIAMSON, MARY ALICE lIRedIl Glee Club '51-'53, Operetta '52, B.R., Secretary '51-'53, D,C.T. '53-'54. WILLIS, MARGARET LEVERNE WiIIie J,A,C., Office '53-'54, Kiwanettes '53- '54, Vice-President '54. WILSON, BARBARA ANN Bobbie Sa berettes '54, WILSON, ELIZABETH Lizzie Future Nurses Club '53-'54. WILSON, JEAN CAROLE Hall Patrol '52, WINNIE, JOAN ADELE Wiennie Transfer. WISE, KATHRYN GAIL Katie Glee Club '51-'54, WISHART, CHARLES FREDRICK Charlie WISHER, RICHARD VIRGIL R.O.T.C. '51-'52, Glee Club '52-'54, WONKA, JAMES JOHN llJimII WOOD, DON S. Buggar R.O.T.C. '51, Swimming '52, WOOD, RICHARD RUSS llwoodyu Hi-Y '51-'52, Jolly Boys '52-'54, Stu- dent Council '51-'54, Treasurer '53-'54, Football '51-'53, Outstanding Senior, Senior Class Treasurer. WYLLIE, STANLEY CLARKE, JR. Pan American Club, Future Teachers Club, Men Are Like Streetcars '54. YARBROUGH, WILLIS JEHU Uncle WiIIie Football '53, R.O.T.C. '51-'52. YOHE, HAROLD LEON HHCIH R.O.T.C. '51-'52, Junior Lions '51-'52, Future Teachers Club '51-'52, Mixed Chorus '52-'53, A Cappella Choir '53- '54, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, YONALLY, JENNIE LEE ,.Gin,, Dance Review '52-'54, Pep Squad '52- '54, Y-Teens '54, Future Nurses Club, Vice-President '53-'54. YOUNG, GRANT HAMPTON R.O.T.C. '51-'54, YOUNGBLOOD, MARY ELIZABETH Betsy Mixed Glee Club '53-'54, H.M.S. Pina- fore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, Dance Review '52, Farmerette '53, Pep Squad '51-'54, Y-Teens '51-'53, Pan Ameri- can Club '52-'53, B.R., President '52- '53, Kiwanettes '53-'54, Recording Sec- retary '54, ROGERS, ROSEMARIE Vice-President '53-'54, Pan American Club '52-'54, Treasurer '53, Camera Club '53-'54, Secretary '53-'54, Hon- orary Speech Club '53-'54, Reporter '54, Sports Club '52-'53, Terrier Pep Squad '52-'53, Captain '53, Dance Review '52-'53. PORTER, FRANK Honor Society '53-'54, President '53- '54, Junior Optimist '51-'54, Basketball '51-'54, Letterman '53-'54, Swimming '51-'54, Letterman '53-'54, Golf '52- '54, H Club '52-'54, Inter-Club Coun- cil '53-'54, Beaker Breakers '53-'54, Student Council '52-'54, lntra-City Stu- dent Council, Treasurer '53-'54, B.R., President '53-'54, Board of Governors '51-'54, PECKHAM, RALPH BRANNAN Student Council '51, Naughty Marietta '51, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, Mixed Glee Club '51-'54, President '53-'54. SUMMER SCHOOL ADAMO, ROBERT ANTHONY Booby R.O.T.C. BEARDEN, MYRA JO H.S.C, '53-'54. BAUER, SALLY ANN usd.. Dance Review '52-'53, H.S.C, '52, BELL, MARY FRANCES H.S.C, BENNETT, DOROTHY MAE Glee Club. BOHANNON, ZILLAH MARIE BONE, JAMES WALTER Bone R.O.T.C., F.F.A. BOWLUS, RONALD DALE Curly Glee Club, R.O.T.C. CAMBAS, EDWARD EARL Band '51-'54, District Contest '51, Dis- trict and State Contest '53, J,A.C. '53- '54, Follies '52-'53, Operetta '52-'53, CARLIN, BEVERLY Youngin H.S.C, '52-'53, Play Day '53, J.A.C. '53. CASTILLO, PAUL LEE Theta Phi Pi, R.O.T.C. '51-'54, CHANCEY, GERRY MICHAEL CLIFT, BARBARA JEAN H.S,C. '51, Y-Teens '51, Dance Review '52, Drill Team '52, 73 COPELAND, ARCHIE EUGENE DALLAS, JAMES BERNARD llJimll Glee Club '51-'54, Naughty Marietta, H.M.S. Pinafore, The Fortune Teller, Collectors Club, President '53, Future Teachers Club '53, DUBOSE, ALICE JEANNETTE FELTS, HELEN MARIE llsabyll FELTS, WILMA JOYCE WiIIie Red and Black Staff, '53. GRUBER, WILLIAM Turk HART, WILLARD LANSING HENDRIKSEN, OWEN IRVIN R.O.T.C. '51-'54, Bowling League. HOBBS, TULLIE STANLEY llKidll Basketball '52-'54, Baseball 54, H Club '53-'54, R.O.T.C. '51, JONES, SHIRLEY ANNE Shir Band, '52-'53, State Contest '53, Bowl- ing League '52-'53, Y-Teens '53-'54, Theta Phi Pi, '53-'54, F.H.A. '51-'54. KINARD, DANIEL ALBERT Termite R.O.T.C. '51-'54, Saber Club '53-'54, Baseball '52, Track '52, B.R., President '51-'52, LEAVINE, GENE DAVID Skipper R.O.T.C. LEE, EILEEN Tweet Transfer. LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM ALFRED llsillll Football '53, Book Room '51-'54, Swim- ming '53-'54. McBEE, JOEL CLARENCE J.C. R.O.T.C. McPHEE, ALBERT LESLIE uauddyu R.O.T.C. '51-'54, NORMAN, ROBERT L. llnobll Transfer. OSBORN, RICHARD DOUGLAS PORK, CHARLES WILBUR Pork Chops RAWLS, HARRY HAMPTON, JR. R.O.T.C. '51-'54, Swimming '53, RIGGINS, RONALD JACKSON upapau ROWAN, ANN LENELL llpinkyll H.S,C. '52-'54, Modern Dance Club '53- '54, President '53-'54. SHEPPARD, EDWARD DENNIS Band '51, F.F.A. '53, SHUPE, RAYMOND EARL SPOTO, JOSEPHINE CATHERINE llJoll Glee Club '51-'54, Pan American Club '52-'54, Theta Phi Pi '52-'53, STRICKLAND, CHARLES JAMES Profundo A Cappella Choir '53-'54, Vice-President '53, Mixed Glee Club '51-'53, Naughty Marietta '51, H.M.S. Pinafore '52, The Fortune Teller '53, Follies '52-'53, Pi Kappa Delta '53, Travel Club '52, Theta Phi Pi '53, TOWNSEND, BARBARA ANN VAUGHAN, JACKIE FRANKLIN Mixed Glee Club, A02 Because of the manner in which they have upheld the Democratic principles of our school while serving in the ca- pacity of secretary and president of the Student Council, Diana Gates and Bob White have been chosen best in the field of student government. Top honors in music go to Beverly Hahn, band, and Joann Cochran, glee club, in recognition of their superior musical talent. Good sportsmanship and out- standing athletic ability have made Laura Jane Smith and Frank Porter rank first in athletics. nd FRANK LAURA JANE 0 VARSYYY A., Through hard work and continuous ef- fort Valentine Greco and Bob Swirbul have earned the title of best in publi- cations. Standing highest in academic work among the seniors are Margaret Vanderdray and William Cooper. The practice which it takes for perfection in anything has proved to be worth- while in the case of Richard Shawver and Rosemarie Rogers who were voted outstanding in the field of speech. Vital ROSEMARIE wqfk on and RICHARD U SPBECI1 together RE omuc To Bois ' i ' K 1' M , sembxiesu s e9 6 of we 9 one ? A liffle bit of MEMBER concentration goes 3 lo emisf , Q, Q. g , , ry lab. ng W 5 W fy, ' the ,Mg ' fe Q 78 Q Q iw 1 1335 in our lvlrlf -TEE A E SER Miss Lois Abbott ond Mrs. Barbara Bost, Faculty Spon- sors. Y-TEEN OFFICERS Front row, left to right: E tary, J. Kaminis, President J. Stice, Vice President Second row, left to right: D er, C. Thompson, Treasurer K. Howey, Chaplain. J. Kaminis presiding over Y-Teen roll cull week. To grow os o person, to grow in friendship with people of oll roces, religions, ond notionolities. To grow in the knowl- edge ond love of God. Y-TEENS, SENIOR First row, left to right: S. Cooper, G. Allen, C. Garcia, B. Allen, M. Radley, M. Meadows. Second row, left to right: J. Davis, A. Roller, M. Roberts, A. Harper, S. Jones. Third row, left to right: M. Glossen, E. Magill, R. Hammond. Fourth row, left to right: B. Mason, B. Harding. Y-TEENS, JUNIOR First row, left to right: F. Stephens, J. Stephens, S. Huggins, D. Williams, J. Bearas, T. Brownell, K. Patterson. Second row, left to right: B. Curry, M. Robinson, K. Rugg, B. Mott, P. Bur- nett, J. Oliver, G. Rutkin, P. Guyer. Third row, left to right: S. Essex, M. Blanchard, J. Moran, E. Vance, S. Whidden, H. Mason, M. Higley. Fourth row, left to right: E. Kelsey, V. Bearas, M. Riley, P. Hopkins, J. Faor, K. Kauer, B. Stamper. Fifth row, left to right: J. Evans, J. Richardson, S. Misket, A. Montal, G. Shaffer, E. Knight, Z. Minor. Hi Gunn, Corresponding Secre- Holzberger, Recording Sec- retary, J. McDaniel, Report- I'aJuClfL0l'L ' 1 2-' .gi gf Q e i WMM mmm 5 llNWW Mwns ' NSW ! gf , ,SX L 5 if . QL :W K A- V ,Q -meg. 1 : ' 2 1 E ' WILLIAM COOPER MARY MARGARET STEPHENS IOQGLQP6 Honon Socmv HIGHEST The National Honor Society selects its membership from the upper fifteen parcant of the Graduating classes, and ten percent of the Senior l's and five percent of the Junior A's. Members must be characterized by a high schol- astic standing, a good character, lead- ership and service. The four highest students scholastically, become Vale- dictorian, Salutatorian, first and sec- ond essayists at Commencement. Each branch of the Honor Society organ- ixes, elects officers and awards pins which bear the society emblem. NATIUNA HU UH SUCIE w0Wd0 Alter Joann Bolo Marilyn Bozeman Joann Bryant Peggy Carter Frances Collins Ivlflmleswmfif .gf , fri -X 52 : 1 x 5 A 3 ,W if 2 1, X t Yi ' ' V ,mf 2' ,il E 335, 1' xiii, Nr Vi 552235 . :SMI First row: Barbara Cummings, Patricia Curles, Howard Davis, lris Delgado, Judy Dyer, Barbara Farrington. Second row: Emilie Hawver, Sally Hukle, Raymond Humphries, Delores Hurst, Frances Ippolito, Marguerite Jobe. OFFICERS Left to right: Jimmy Trout, Vice President, Frank Porter, President, Rene Rodriguez, Treasurer: Janis Kaminis, Parliamentariani Joann Bryant, Secretary. First row: Lillian Johnson, Gloria Kasper, Shirley Kaporec, Georgia Lee Lewis, Sharon Mason, Dorothy Massaro. Second row: Virginia Massey, Vera Mauldin, Pat McKendree, Jerry Moore, Joyce Moore,' Richard Nall. QQ' I A lqql . f'Wg ,.: gi I V ylgclzl zyl . ,,.., W I 7L,L g e , I H: 5? f 4 5 These Honor Society members are shining shoes in order to raise money for the scholarship fund. Pictured are, left to right, Jimmy Trout, Laura Jane Smith, Margaret Vanderdray, Randy Turner. First row Phyllis Powell Rene Rodriguez Marlnell Seale Sara Jo Shaun Barbara Slagle, Laura Jane Smith. Second row A G Splcola Joan Stlce Shirley Tootle Jimmy Trout Randy Turner, Patricia Young. MISS LULA RIGBY Faculty Sponsor The members of the club are, front row, left to right: B. Spoto, R. Lazzara, D. Keene P. Dunn, G. Whidden, W. Alter, M. Tillman, B. Cummings, E. Mikell. Second row M. Tillman, Y. Chambers, Miss Rigby, T. King, B. Carr, M. Clark, J. Hawks. Thin row: J. Bryant, B. Roberts, N. McCreary, B. DeRing, B. DeRing, l. Stenstrom, l. Del gado, B. Bonner, S. Shoun. Those who are not pictured are J. Dyer, B. Youngblood M. Willis, and M. Stevens. STRIVE TO SERVE OUR SCHOOL This honorary club joins together in service the girls who possess high qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and companionship. A group of Kiwanettes pause to have their picture taken after serving at the Operetta. Officers in the club are, front rr M. Willis, B. Bonner, and S. Shoun polish trophies as part of an annual service provided by the Kiwanettes. left to right: Laura Jane Smith, i cording Secretary, Margaret Vand dray, Corresponding Secretary. S ond row: Phyllis Powell, Treasul Virginia Massey, President, Sant Creighton, Parliamentariang Dis Gates, Vice President. 82 if .' ffqagi 'Q yr',,,,p,f,,w1fZNxW.3VK ,,r. ,, A Al N x--' iw 'f f by , ff- I 1 4'-r,5,-SM, g .. : ,, , f ' V f-nyzw fm xw ' - VA. y f Q -1 ' 'F' .Q'e:sw5- 1 gg v 'be fix? .X 'YM h 84 Kaz..-1 x VJ, -. x , I 1 ,fff-4 V' 4' ,g,:m..,uf-'Tv-. 1 WH' 9 , , g , 5 ,Qty 4, 3. , Fa. b:xU'?r,f 23: L..Q, ,+ l X if , Q55 . M . ,w,-- ,,, Jawa W1 x 13-1 3 ff' ' 'W' '+f2sisEs'K' ' 815 k Ya ,- , . 32 ik QM ma N yy A x fx mms Q X ' ,sk gisfwaf 59' Q 2 ki :ww V'? ggi , 1 Q, Q5 - 3 ' A 33. Q , I 7 A ww? M ,X - W M, . f fffx' y X., -:asa . : f 3 y ' , e' 5 9 2 ' N2 71 . F , 5' Cb gi - 2 3 . I-AX 'f:-- . ' .5 af A X k 4 ,595 Q , M.: ' , ies A X if '51 . 5 3 M, -fav wa nz: ' Q gi! mam This club is an lnternational Honorary Society for High School Journalists, who do outstanding work in publi- cations. First row, left to right: J. Cara- nante, J. Boutwell, C. Chillura, R. Shawver. Second row: A. Christ, R. Turner, P. Voyles, B. DeRing, M. Vanderdray, F. Leon, C. Brush- wood. Third row: B. Swirbul, B. Queen, L. Coker, A. Cueto, A. G. Spicola, Mrs. White, J. Gaddy, B. Kirkconnell, V. Greco, J. Trout. LJ ILL A U SEHULL The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit. JOLLY BOYS First row, left to right: J. Morgan, J. Bondi, R. Wood, B. Carpenter, L. Harrelson, R. Shawver, J. Klay, D. Williams. Second row: J. Ma- gee, T. Sheer, R. Largel, M. Har- rell, D. Lee, T. Cianca, H. Barber, D. Alvarez, P. Duncan. Third row: J. Dunn, T. Perez, P. Scaglione, L. Scott, Mr. Vacher, C. Smith, H. Nipper, D. King, E. Croxton, D. Largel. J U L L Y H U Y 5 Faculty Sponsor HEY First row, left to right: D. Andrews, H. Witt, G. Dill, B. White, J. Taylor, G. Reynolds. Second row: B. Brown, L. Morris, D. Gordon, D. Dixon, Mr. Seevers, Faculty Sponsor, M. Tholl, C. Cheek, R. Rodriguez, L. Campbell, B. Purvis, H. Davis, D. Rece. s'si ff Y Q G 'H' 5 rl V 'Z il' ix' fl' MR. GEORGE SEEVERS Faculty Sponsor HAS THE KEY TO GOOD CHARACTER The Key Club, o service club of Hillsborough High, strives to obtain mem- bers whose chorocter ond ideols will prove to be ci credit to the school. Officers for first semester of the school year, front row, left to right: J. Trout, K. Mulholland, M. Dickey, R. Turner, J. Arnold. Second row: L. Yanger, J. Bondi, B. Martin. Members of the Key Club at the spring installation banquet. .............Z..... .fi mn n lz.lf:1A.....,, .W ,A-1? 5' I 'gy A +'Wmm.ae.w-L New Officers ond visitors, left to right: Mr. Paul Wharton, Principal of Brew- ster, B. Purvis, K. Mulholland, M. Dickey, B. Whitney, Mr. Seevers, Sponsor, Mr. Healy, Kiwanis Club. The object of the Trovel Club is to further the en- joyment of troveling in ond out of the United Stotes. First row, left to right: M. Rodley, C. Garcia, M. Glassen, A. Roller, D. Beardon. Second row: M. Mc- Dougald, B. Gupton, G. Hurst, J. Daves, Mrs. Hylant, J. Johnson, M. Grinoldi, M. Roberts, R. Scar- cella. T H A V E L E L MRS. EMILY HYLANT Faculty Sponsor U N 1 U Pi LIU Faculty Sponsor The purpose of the Junior Lions Club is to promote liberty, intelligence, ond our notion's sofety, to oicl fellow students os well os the school. Officers, first row, left to right: E. Croxton, Lion Tamer, D. Cone, President, R. Bennett, Parliamentarian. Second row: J. Klay, Vice-President, C. Grantham, Treasurer, W. Des- Champs, Sergeant-at-Arms. First row, left to right: J. Adamo, W. Gaylor, J. Dunn, D. Alderman, Mr. Brown, M. Garcia, K. Billett, B. Amsler, K. Philpott. Second row: A. Pee!e, D. King, C. Scruggs, S. Prit- chett, B. Lansford, E. Bravo, J. Wonvey. Third row: J. Wood- all, B. Reed, J. Magee, H. Mines, R. Seales, J. Barth, B. Rentz, O. Johns. The members of Bobsclpci ore inspired to continue their good works through speech cifter the course of instruction is finished. Front row, left to right: C. Wyllie, W. Todd, J. DiChiaro, R. Rogers, T. Bailey. Second row: J. Roie, M. L. Lawson, D. Oliveriro, M. Burney, Miss Jones, Sponsor, G. Carlton, F. Girtman, J. Henderson, S. Tootle. Third row: B. Steger, W. Odom, D. Scott, E. Nipper, M. Lombardi, A. G. Spicola, L. Barnes. MISS THELMA JONES Faculty Sponsor Miss JAYNE GILLESPIE P H I H A P D E L Faculty Sponsor The members of this group strive towcird their gool of better speaking obility. Front row, left to right: B. Swir- bul, President, S. Verschuere, Vice President, N. Owens, Treasurer, N. Tomberlin, Secre- tary. Second row: B. Bissett, Miss Gillespie, Sponsor, M. Hig- ley, C. Brushwood, J. Seabrook, C. Godwin, S. Flint, N. Walker. Third row: C. Hipp, B. Bell, D. Holzberger, E. Richburg, J. Harris, B. J. Westberry, L. Val- dez. Fourth row: L. Kirby, B. Ulmer. Fifth row: E. Scheye, L. Lucas. 'E-SSA.. EV JU IUH MEHIII N EIT These Junior American citizens promote good citizenship and sincere preparation for intelli- MISS SARAH HILL gent and unselfish participation in the duties FUCUITY Adviwf of citizenship. Front row, left to right: D. Hurst, B. Lansford, F. Pen- dleton, H. White. Second row: H. Eikle, S. Cooper, S. Atkinson, C. Deeter, J. Bout- well, A. Roller, F. lppalita, E. Huggins, B. Weesner, A. McKendree, B. Dixon, F. Collins, B. Slagle, M. Smith, D. Olson, B. Street. Third raw: L. Johnson, N. Owen, G. Allen, A. Harris, Miss Hill, E. Combos, B. Garrison, J. Carswell, S. Koporic, J. Byrge. Fourth rowz J. Davis, J. Buzbee, B. Connor, E. Cloud, l. Mayo, and B. Car- lin. IZE ii ii A TERRIER NEVER QUlTS MR. BILL GRAEBER Boys who have won letters in major sports and who are good athletes and FHCUIIY 5P0'1S0f sportsmen form this club. Front row, left to right: V. Brin son, D. Andrews, T. Sheer, D. Williams, F. Porter, W. Guyer, B. Reed, J. Dunn, R. Seals, D. Largel, J. Magee, R. Kelly, D. Crippen, D. Lee. Second row D. Cone, J. Swain, D. Alvarez, J. Gonzales, H. Taylor, N. Lu- cantro, L. Howell, T. Perez, T. Bell, J. Perez, E. Radice, J Hicks, T. Romeo, J. Adomo, M Burnett, J. Connor, R. Lain- hart. Third raw: G. Henley, J Forsight, J. Nichols, T. Cianca P. Duncan, L. Harrelson, R. Largel, B. Fisher, D. Richard- son, B. Austin, S. Hobbs, A Reece, F. Howard, R. Fisher, D Clemons. Fourth row: D. King J. Woodall, F. Newburger, A Brice C Smith C Crei hton 1 - 1 - Q 1 C. Cheek, M. Nipper, B. Car- penter, T. Phelps, B. Whitney D. Montgomery, R. Wood, H Nipper, R. Shawver, and R Keller. 1 ,Y - - ,,,,.. A L LJIE U Y U T H MR. LEON ALDERMAN Faculty Sponsor This is a national club which has for its aim a fight against the use of alcoholic beverages. First row, left to right: S. Wildes, M. Webb, G. Hurst, P. Milian, C. Harnett. Second row: J. Kellom, L. Brannon, Mr. Alderman, R. Powell, C. Moore, C. McManus. EULLEETUHS BLUE MRS. EMILY HYLANT Faculty Sponsor The purpose of this club is to unite the stamp and coin enthusiasts in this school. First row, left to right: A. Hoolsema, E. Hy- lant, C. Wyllie, M. Myhrvold, J. Dallas. Second row: D. Morgan, D. Geary, S. Wildes, P. Gallagher, A. Lewis, M. Ayers, J. Beas- ley, J. Pollard, A. Bickley. Third row: V. Kaleta, J. Valenti, J. Patrick, A. Montal, Bill Holt. BIZATSEH BITEAISEHS MRS. MARINA REBY Faculty Sponsor The aims of this club are to be good lab assistants and to increase our knowledge and perfect our skills in science. First row, left to right: P. Carter, P. Bur- nett, P. Powell, Mrs. Reby, A. Chevalier, J. Kaminis, G. Nix. Second raw, left to right: R. Humphries, F. Porter, T. Phelps. Seniors at large, left to right: Barbara Fuqua, Bill Brown, Marguerite Till- man Second row, left to right: Kippy Noland, Patsy Daniel, Beverly Kirk- connell, Eleanor Long. STUDE T CUUNEIL Senior members seated around the table ore, left to right: David King, Dale Richardson, Jimmy Trout, Frank Porter, Don Montgomery. Second row: Joe Bondi, Mer- rell Dickey, David Byars, Shirley Ford, Peggy Carter, Angie Lazzaro, Effie Williams, Gary McAteer, Barbara Cummings. Third row: Jesse Hartline, Jack Nickols. We J , 4 fc. fn Barbara Cummings, Marguerite Tillman, and David are counting paper bands. Juniors standing in the potio, left to right, ore: Suzie Gibson, Minnie Casto, Peggy Morrison, Dolly Keene, Pal Wells, Barbara Spoto, Rosalie Lazzara, Ellen Gunn, Sara Jackson, Nancy Hill. Second row: Peggy Burnett, Mau- reen Tillman, Nancy McCleary, Barbara Roberts, Nita Maddox, Penny Dunn, Pat Eubanks, Carmen Alvarez. Third row: Jim Reese, Lloyd Scott, Jimmy Woodall, Bill Overstreet. ' Officers, left to right: Diana Gates, Recording Secretar Yi Bob White, President, Richard Wood, Treasurer, Donald Andrews, Vice President, Laura Jane Smith, Correspond- ing Secretary. P U R P O S E The Student Council of Hillsborou n Hi In S h the school, It is composed of o seven seniors ot lor h MR. WAYNE HAMILTON Faculty Advisor g g c ool is the governing body of ne representative from eoch bulletin room ond ge, w o initiote executive ond I ' I students os 0 whole. , f wwwiw-, .,..... ..i:f:vx0fJ1L.sf-vefwa - egis otive rules for the SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: V Robertson, G. Norris, B. Banks, J. Trout, L. Burns, J. Mikell, P. Parks. Second row: N. Gordan, P. Brown- ing, B. Stewart, B. Young- blood, M. Monfort, B. Tay- lor, R. Duff, S. Lamson Third row, left to right: T. Logan, R. Hatfield, J. Con- rad, J. Raborn, R. Seals, B. Boggs, J. Horne. Anyone who owns o comero ond is interested in pho- tography con be O member of the Comero Club, one of the interesting clubs of H.l-l.S. First row, left to right: W. M. Jones, L. Coker, B. Swirbul, Mr. Matthews, R. Rogers, J. Bishop. Second row, left to right: B. Kirk- connell, A. Erwin, D. Quinn, M. Radley, J. Stephens, B. Slagle, C. Ernsburger, J. Barksdale, A. Mc- Kenree, D. O'Neal, P. Guyer, B. Slagle, S. Beach, V. Kaleta. Third row, left to right: B. Queen, B. Weisner, M. L. Bragdon, B. Sutton, E. Kelson, K. Bauer, W. Blount, G. Braidwood, C. Scruggs, J. J. Hig- gins, M. Krone. E THE STUDY OF PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE MR. ROBERT MATTHEWS UTIU PICTURE UPEH TUBE EDUCATION THROUGH PICTURES This club provides Hillsbor- ough with trained movie op- erators ond with oppropriote movies in oll courses pos- sible. Front row, left to right: S. Tupper, E. Barrett, W. M. Pearson, Spon- sor, H. Way. Second row: P. Wil- Iiams, D. Bennett, J. Williams, G. Braidwood, L. Glisson. Third row: C. Wilkerson, S. Holbrook, J. Penny, C. Hawkins, B. Reedy. Fourth row: D. Rece, N. DiSaIvo, D. Dunn, C. Grantham, A. Brow- der, A. Mercer. Fifth row: J. Holz- berger, J. Saunders, J. Bowman. ALAUUI JU IUH STUHY LEAGUE THE ART OF STORY TELLING MISS CAROLYN WEATHERFORD Faculty Sponsor The purpose of the Alad- din Junior Story League is to give service to the school and to develop the art of story telling. Left to right, first row: J. Beck, L. Silva, C. McSweeney, J. Moore, Miss Weatherford, Sponsor. Second row: G. Hurst, K. Duncan, N. Walker. Third row: B. Carr, D. Bearden, E. Ayala, M. McDougald. EILSTIMULATES scHooL oRGANizATioNs The lnter-Club Council is made up of representatives ofthe various club at Hills- borough. Their rnain goal is to coordinate club activities and stimulate school organ- izations. Front row, left to right: J. Harris, B. Carpenter, P. Duncan, D. Cone, D. Byars. Second row: B. Swirbul, D. Hurst, S. Kapore, D. Andrews, Mr. Hamilton, B. DeRing, P. Pow- ell, V. Massey, J. Kaminis, M. Stevens, J. Bryant. MR. WAYNE HAMILTON Faculty Sponsor wwe -,,,N,gw - ,MMM :ww ww., e. .wmmm sffsvct.-..fs..s. + mf. lsgw Capobly heading the fall staff was Mrs. Nancy White, our faculty ad- Spring semester found Richard Shaw Valentine Greco in the position of visor, would always come to the res- ver acting as Editor-in-Chief ani Editor-in-Chief. cue when things seemed the darkest. doing a wonderful job. One of our high school publicotions . . . the RED issue of the poper, but they were oll o port of the AND BLACK . . . the lost minute story, headlines poyment for the prestige ond thrill thot go with thot wouldn't fit, ond lost ods went with every being o member of the RED AND BLACK stoff. During the fall semester Connie Chil- lura, Business Manager, and Letty Jon Coker, Advertising Manager, handled the books while Wally Wale- gorski acted as Exchange Editor. Letty Coker also acted as student ad- visor for the spring staff. Always on the ball, Beverly Kirk- connell, Reporter, Merrell Dickey, Make-up Editor, and Barbara Queen, Circulation Manager, were wonderful to work with. Jimmy Trout, Joyce Gaddy, Feature Editor, and Eddie Radice, Sports Edi- tor, were full of fun and always eager to help. lovin, fa!! 3644425 ver The new spring staff had a grand group in editing positions: Bob Swirbul, Make-up Editor: Reby Hammond, Feature Editor: Norma Tomberlin, News Editor: and Hayes Wilson, Co-Make-up Editor. Richard Wood and Joe Caranante were Sports Editors, while Angie Lazzara acted as Exchange Editor and Donald 0'NeaI, Advertising Manager, and Jody Sten- strom, Circulation Manager, handled the books. Turning out new columns and keeping typewriters going were Jan MacDonald, Marlene Pittman, and Joan Whitley. Ready with the latest news and gossip, Patsy Daniel, Marilyn Calhoun, and Betty Jean Westbury were always on the job. Always busy were Rosalie Lazzara, Helen Eikel, and Shirlee Scott. ...............,.....5 ' LQ 'fs VL Rm. MRS. NELLA COLE Faculty Sponsor D.C.T. First row, left to right: H. Shaw R. Leonard, J. Harris, C. Warfield 1 E. Williams. Second row: M. Wil- liams, E. Shawver, F. Kerr, S. Bren- ner, Mrs. Cole, M. Stewart, B. Thurman, S. Prevatt, P. Young, B. Rentz. Third row: P. Jefferson, P. Rose, S. Tootle, F. Payne, M. Klein, M. Tubbs, M. Bell. Fourth row: C. Ewing, H. Nosworthy, B. Reese, P. Epps, K. Link, J. Thomp- son, B. Rich. Fifth row: B. Greene, B. Williams, E. Brassart, E. Butler, and J. Tuten. Uiviiiisiriizii CUUPEH Twig TUHAINING procedure, and has an active social program. FUTURE TEAEHEHS UF AMEHIEA The purpose of this club is to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher and to develop student leadership. MRS. DOROTHY STOKES Faculty Sponsor First row, left to right: R. Rogers, M. Seale, C. Waites J. Dallas, F. lppolito. Second row: J. Carlton F. Pendleton, S. Reddin, M. Mc Gowan, Mrs. Stokes, J. Esselle, A. Hardee, R. Scarcella, L. Elkes. Third row: S. Jackson, R. Baker, A. Roller, A. Bearss, N. Walker S. Harper, C. Deeter, C. Moore Fourth row: D. Mingledorf, S. Mis ket, J. Davis, S. Miller, C. Phin- ney, M. Bondi, and W. Blount. Fifth row, R. Adams, A. Lyons, B Adams, R. Hatfield, J. Spencer P. Moseley, L. Horton, D. Mont- gomery. Sixth row: C. Wylie, J Felt, M. Hammond, and C. Close 1 Y-TEE SUPHS MRS. BARBARA BOST, MRS. LOIS ABBOTT Faculty Sponsors The Little Sister Group of the Y- Teen organization. This group in- cludes people ot every race, creed, color, and occupation. Front row, left to right: C. Soule, E. Regis- ter, C. Dillon, C. Shipley, C. Menendez, J. Vaughn, L. Nash, V. Philpott. Second row: I. Taylor, S. Adkinson, L. D. Furney, S. DeCastro, L. Rust, M. L. Schneider, K. Howey, B. Fernandez. Third row: N. L. Busch, A. Erwin, C. Tindole, B. Baker, J. Henderson, L. Page, N. Gordon, J. Walters, N. Gisler. Fourth row: S. Jump, N. Jones, E. Rollins, N. Jones, M. Hammond, S. Mis- fretld. Hil- MR. B. H. BLANKENBECLER Faculty Sponsor The Hi-Y is a club dedicated to the purpose of creating a better under- standing between the church and the family. Front row, left to right: C. Playgher, J. Woodoll, H. Witt, B. Baeckler, R. Fisher. Second row: T. O'Brien, K. Cartee, T. Fort- son, C. Bell, R. Bliven, J. Miller. Third row: C. Brushwood, B. Marlin, E. Croxton, M. Handley, B. Davis. H.S.E.SUPHS MRS. THELMA BAILEY Faculty Sponsor Their purpose is to promote sports- manship ond to make better leaders of the girls interested in physical education. Front row, left to right: M. Baldwin, L. McNatt, P. Milian, S. D. Miller, K. Howie, J. Mikell, S. Miller, S. Miller. Second row: S. Lamson, B. Fernandez, M. Hammond, C. Close, B. Stewart, E. Rollins, B. Freeman, D. Solomon, M. Seaton. First row, left to right: R. Rogers, Treasurer, M. Garcia, Vice Presi- dent, D. King, President, B. Kirk- connell, Parliamentarian. Second row, left to right: C. Maurici, A. Brown, E. Collins, B. Waynick, B. Slagle, M. Lopez, B. Brown, E. Long, B. Cummings, F. Collins, P. Voyles, J. Gaddy, Mrs. Nota, J. Massaro, J. Valenti. Third row, left to right: C. Wyllie, R. Rodri- guez, B. Wiesner, B. Spoto, M. Casto, S. Budd, S. Flint, L. Rophie, J. Spoto, B. Lansford, D. Largel, J. Capitano, A. G. Spicola. Fourth row, left to right: D. Conner, M. Cooper, B. Queen, H. Mason, S. Smith, I. Delgado, E. Knight, M. Taggart, J. Dyer. Fifth row, left to right: Y. Whitney, J. Trout, J. Bondi, K. Billett, D. 0'Neal, E. Cloud. Missing: J. Petty, A. Laz- zara, E. M. Williams, R. Brantley. PA B ADVANCES CULTURE Pan American Club-Their purpose is to promote better international re- MRS. ANGIE NOTO lationships and to advance American understanding, respect, and culture. Faculty Sponsor 1 . - . PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE MRS- GUSTA ROBERTS Future Homemakers of America is a club organized to prepare girls for FGCUHY SPOHSOI' the future of homemaking and social life. Front row, left to right: J. Dyer, Secretary, C. Castillo, Vice Presi- dent, E. White, President, L. Har- rell, Historian. Second row, left to right: C. Harnette, S. Adkinson, P. Wilson, S. Diaz, D. Williams, G. Allen, C. Mantiega, A. Minton. Third row, left to right: J. A. Berryman, L. D. Furney, J. Rich- ards, G. Urgo, G. Norris, C. Gau- thier, B. Thayer. Fourth row, left to right: J. Seabrook, N. Walker, J. McDaniel, P. Browning, M. L. Bragdon, R. Powell. Front row, left to right: B. Bour geous, J. May, C. Jackson, W Budd, J. Yonally, Vice President W. Alter, President, S. Creighton Secretary and Treasurer, B. Mott J. McMillan, J. Whitney, E. Wil- son. Second row, left to right: J Bohannon, L. Colson, J. Horrigan N. Crossley, Mrs. Littlefield, C Chaudoin, M. McMowan, M Boyer, C. Ward. Third row: K Buie, S. Ford, S. Cooper, J. Ezzelle N. Owen, E. Chaitow, M. Myhr- vold, M. L. Bose, H. Lester, B Waynick. Fourth row: N. Johns H. Wiley, L. Gibson, S. DeBusk C. Phinney, B. Simon, P. Carter S. Hammer. TO BETTER OUR CAREER The Future Nurses Club gives members an opportunity to find out what nursing requires and helps them decide whether or not they want to choose MRS. RUBY LITTLEFIELD nursing as a career. The students get first hand experience by working in Fgculfy 5po,,so, local hospitals. HIGHER STANDARDS ARE 'ri-:Em GoAi. MISS ANNiE cARLi5i These members promote higher scholastic and social standing. To develop Faculty Sponsor a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable school life is their goal. Front row, left to right: J. Dailey, L. Lorenzo, M. Stevens, B. Fuqua Second row: S. West, F. Shelton C. Manteiga, S. Diaz, M. Rodley B. Dixon, R. Scarcella, Miss Carlisi S. Duran, G. Boyette, N. Licka B. Levine, B. Slagle, L. Freeman F. Filippello, N. Lopez. Third row F. lppolito, M. Glassen, J. Findley C. Deeter, P. Tanner, D. Olson B. Tarwater, J. Turner, J. Bryant, D. Massaro, B. Brown, Y. Cham- lbers, L. Rophie. Fourth row: P. McKendree, N. Farrington, S Moody, A. Parde, J. Balo, F Leon, M. Roberts, M. Robinson A. Cueto, A. Lazzara, B. Weisner N. Bodden, J. McCarthney, G. Brown, G. Chase, B. Connor, S. Wilkinson, M. Featherstone, M. Stienecker, P. Curles, B. Westbury, L. Smith. I -1 I 1 I it i i LEARN , N dwg ING TO DO First row, left to right: D. Jackson Sentinel, T. Schoenborn, Vice Pres ident, P. Duncan, President, E. Al derman, Secretary, J. Massaro Treasurer, J. Militelo, Reporter Second row, left to right: A. Don aldson, S. Moulton, M. Vernon, R Sells, F. Merlina, R. Dredgen, B Jefferson, J. Drewry, D. Padgett C. Christen, P. Wilson, P. Nelson Third row, left to right: W. Parks R. Hudson, J. McClernan, D Mock, E. Miller, R. V. Hill, J Oates, N. Lucontro, R. Whitman H. Schoenborn, L. Miley, D. Blank- enshick, E. Konsie. Fourth row left to right: D. Davis, H. Rosebud E. Fowler, E. Shephard, H. Taylor P. Carpenter, H. Johnson, R Thomas, R. Goodman, F. Williams Fifth row, left to right: D. Largel E. Simmons, S. Roulsen, G. Delk, K. Smith, J. D. Forbes, D. Lee, J. Brown, J. Blevin, D. Offenhauer MR. R. V. HILL Faculty Sponsor Future Farmers of America is an all boys organization made up of boys taking vocational agriculture, Their purpose is the development of agricul- tural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. UFPIEE ASSISTANTG ARE Your MESSENGERS Office Assistants club is made up of girls who help Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Hamilton, Miss Dowdell and the various departments around the school. Front row, left to right: B. Slagle, Secretary: S. Koporec, Vice Presi- dent, Mr. Hamilton, Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Vennett, Miss Dowdell, Mr. Carpenter, S. Creigh- ton, President: B. Levine, Program Chairman. Second row, left to right: S. Jackson, Y. Chambers, Y. Brock, H. White, M. Nelson, B. Brown, B. Dixon, B. Fuqua, F. Boyer, M. Tillman, M. Willes, C. Massaro, S. West. Third row, left to right: B. Johnson, J. Turner, M. DuPont, K. Buie, S. Moody, J. Dailey, B. Tarwater, D. Olson, C. Deeter, E. Carrollton, J. McDon- ald, J. Gaddy, K. Patterson, M. Myhrwold. Fourth row, left to right: S. DeBusk, P. McKendree, M. L. Boser, M. Walker, B. Gar- rett, M. L. Roberts, B. Alden, B. Gafford, B. J. Mason, M. J. Featherstone, R. Hammond, M. Ebv. M. Norman. Fifth row, left to right: J. Dyer, J. Magnuson, S. Ames, M. Steinecker, I. M. Mayo. 3 'G-frmmliliotbr sl.'!l.'!fSi ru.-N-W,..M.. s. u....M...... . Rt--M---.....,,,.,..,,.M,,,M 1 1 5 Front row, left to right: P. Castillo, Treasurer, J. Rose, Recording Sec- retary, K. Robb, President, C. Borgman, Vice President. Second row, left to right: P. Richardson, M. Rodley, D. Williams, N. Cross- ley, B. Tennant, W. Budd, K. Pat- terson, F. Shelton, N. Tomberlin, P. Memory, E. Wilson. Third row: J. A. Sanders, N. Palmer, J. E. Barksdale, M. J. Sanders, Miss Smith, Sponsor, M. Meadows, S. Tupper, C. Blanchard, G. Wise, D. Kiger. Fourth row: R. Pridgeon, W. Blount, M. Bondi, J. Dutill, P. Castillo, J. Mathis, S. Cox, B. Gaf- forrl, W. M. Jones, E. Knight, M. Vagner, P. Allen, G. Thompson, J. Lanney. PICHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Theta Phi Pi is a high school Christian fellowship working for God, for MISS MARGARET SMITH humanity, for country. Faculty Sponsor THE LIBH HY IQ HELPS You Library Club is made up of students who assist in the library, They develop better methods of helping the students in finding better reading matter. Front row, left to right: J. Beasley, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Lorenzo, President: M. McDougald, Vice President. Second row, left to right: D. Biggs, V. Pittman, M. Morgan, M. McLeod, P. Browning, Miss Carolyn Weatherford, M. Griuard, G. Thomas, L. Jacobs. Third row, left to right: P. Perez, Mrs. Lillian Hett, Sponsor, Mrs. Rose Cagnina, Sponsor: W. Hem- minger, B. Show, N. Jackson, B. Suda. Fourth row, left to right: J. Beck, D. Bearden, C. Wolford, Y. Allen, J. Pollard, D. Williams. Fifth row, left to right: C. Whita- ker, R. Houston, P. Kinslow, L. Killebrew. MRS. ROSE CAGNINA, MRS. LlLLlAN HETT, MISS CAROLYN WEATHERFORD Faculty Sponsors me igfg Probably discussing the theme for the annual are Bar- Handling the business end of a publication is a tre- bara DeRing, Editor-in-Chief, and Margaret Vanderdray, mendous iob, but it is well done by Angie Cueto, Circu- Associate Editor. lation Manager: Patsy Voyles, Business Managerp and A. G. Spicola, Advertising Manager. l HILSBUHEA STAFF Struggling to get ods, working on loyouts, getting the Book to press on time, we were oll poid in full by the thrill we felt on dedication doy. Have we forgotten anything? is the thought in every- The annual goes to press and last minute details are one's mind as the senior section ofthe annual is double checked by Randy Turner, Barbara Waynick, and Al- checked. tha Jones. Here we find Mrs. Nancy White, our faculty ad- visor, glancing through a yearbook of the past. Happy about the steady stream at subscriptions coming in are Joe Bondi, Sylvia Diaz, and Frances Leon. Sketching layouts for the annual are Valentine Greco, Charles Brushwood, and Gail Durnin. --Ls 5 5 . ..... Y Busy at work on copy for the annual are Alan Christ, Shirley Price, and Joyce Boutwell. First row, lett to right: B. Spoto M. Baker, N. Cason, H. Troutman B. Graves. Second row: S. Con nors, M. Bozeman, L. Tamplin, J Fry, A. Rowan, T. King, S. Scott Third row: B. DeRing, N. Mc- Cleary, G. Kilien, J. Smith, G Kasper, J. McDaniel. Membership for this club is open to junior and senior girls who are interested in modern dance. The qualifications for membership are: scholarship, de- MRS' THELMA BAILEY penclability, creative ability, dancing ability, and interest in dance, HILLSBUHUUGHS NIORS AND JUNIO Faculty Sponsor PUHTS EL The purpose of this club is to promote sportsmanship and to serve the school MRS. THELMA BAILEY through the athletic department. First row, lett to right: N. McCIeary, J. Bryant, T. King, J. Pelt. Second row: M. DiMio, M. Rod- ley, M. Taggart, A. Rowan, J. Funderburg, M. Garcia, J. McDaniel, S. Smith, P. Mosely, D. Hurst, B. Carlin, J. Bul- lard. Third row: D. Wil- liams, J. Oliver, J. Ber- rymore, R. Whitman, S. Diaz, S. Connors, M. Smith, D. Smith, L. Smith, L. Stevens, V. Bearss, B. Croxton. Fourth row' A Hamilton Wil rams DeRlng Guyer M Robison S Budd M Bozeman V Van Verenberg P Creel E Knight W McElroy B Combs J Stevens J McDaniel G Kasper Bonner Faculty Sponsor First row, left to right: C. Carl- ton, S. Young, J. Bellamy, C. Sibley, N. Sullivan, W. Budd, S. Marinelli, J. Rose, W. Alter, M. Cooper, N. Kitchens, M. Garrison, D. Largel, D. Castillo, J. Sells, R. Lancaster. Second row: S. Hayes, G. Wise, N. Thompson, G. Allen, S. Usry, D. J. Richards, S. Mason, F. Shelton, V. Shaw, B. Thayer, H. Hopkins, J. Mathis, M. Young. Third row: M. Gon- zalez, J. Jameson, N. Smith, G. Whidden, C. Stovall, M. Nichols, N. Palmer, J. Bala, S. Hamilton, J. Johnson, G. Hurst, R. Smith, V. Gavel, B. Queipo. Fourth row: J. Coker, J. Kin- ney, E. Hirtner, J. Hay, A. Barber, B. Stamper, F. Merk- ley, L. Furney, N. Bodden, S. Ford. HILLSIIUIIUIIH HIGH SEHUUL GIIILS' IILEE EL B First row, left to right: E. Barco, J. Bolton, N. Crossley, C. Cava- Mugh, R. Little, w. Todd, K Duncan, J. Day, M. Hancock, P. Parks, S. Packwood, K. Rugg S. Memory, J. Blanton, J. Wil: son. Second row: C. Gauthier J. Cooley, B. Banks, S. Atkin: son, L. Nesbitt, B. Tennant, G White, N. Young, B. Alvarez D. nibble, D. Mercer, L. wiif liams, S. McNatt, H. Felts Third row: C. Ruilova, G. Ben- nett, K. Vonnah, C. Phinney J. Raborn, Margaret Walker, Mildred Walker, J. Mahlon, J Denmark, L. Brannan, C. Harp M. Perry. Fourth row: L. Coch- ran, B. Fletcher, H. Wiley, J Ridge, M. Ivey, M. Allen, S Sanders, J. Tidwell, F. Hadsock K. Tholl. Fifth row: B. Sutton L. Sales, J. Raie, M. Bragdon D. Carroll, M. Schneider, L. Page, M. Colvin, J. Goodsin, M. Pennington, A. Young. SIXTH PEIIIUD ELEE ELUB LlSTEN SHILLSBURUUEH HIE N GIRLS Front row, Iett to right: L. Malcolm, S. Kelsey, J. Harrell, B. Youngblood, S. Jackson, N. Hunt, J. Holt, V. Boyd, J. Andrews S. Scott, E. Collins. Second row: G. Brooks, F. Collins, B. Cummings, J. Winnie, G. Cantu. Third row: J. Moore, J. Calvin C. Waits, M. Meadows, S. Whidden. Fourth row: B. Coulter, A. Lazzara, L. Magarian, C. Jackson, J. Beach. Fifth row M. Jobe, L. Johnson, J. Hancock, J. Cochrane, E. Vance. Sixth row: M. Monfort, . Spoto, F. Urgo, G. Urgo. Seventh row S. Brow, B. Hughes, S. Cox, B. Massey. Eighth row: P. Fernandez, H. Eikel, J. Corswell, G. Shaffer, B. Sloan. Ninth row G. Stevens, M. Seale, B. Coffee, C. Valdez, T. Miller, A. Corrales, F. Pendleton, S. Huckle, J. Bayless, E. Crubbs, P. Thompson 106 iv v-' BOYS First row, left to right: R. Bowlus, R. Peckham, J. Dallas, R. Wisher, W. Blount, M. Lombardi, C. Hadley, C. Frink, J Vaughn. Second row: C. Allen, J. Morgan, L. Kirby, D.Vining. Third row: C. Catalano, H. Yohe, R. Connelly, D. Griffin Fourth row: J. Jernigan, D. Mingledorff, L. Keen, T. Bradgon. Fifth row: H. Wilson, D. Andrews, D. Sexton, B. Nicklow J. Barth, K. Robb. Seventh row: D. Sloan, R. Adams, J. Langston, B. Adams, L. Willis, R. Hayes, S. Creighton, C. Strick- land, A. Lovell, C. Creighton. 107 EHUUL IXEU EHUH SHS lZi MUSIC MEMORIES OF '53 AND '54 On Sunday, October ll, at the unveiling of the statue of Christopher Columbus on Bayshore Boulevard, the Big Red Band had the honor of being the only high school band participating in the ceremony. Among the distinguished guests were the ambassadors from Spain, Italy, and Cuba and Senator Smathers. On January I the H.H.S. Band performed in the halftime show at the Cigar Bowl game and it also marched in the annual Gasparilla parade, the Festival of Lights in Fort Myers on February I3, and the Festival of States in St. Petersburg on April 2. In March the band entered the District Contest and the State Contest in May. We will always remember how proud we were to say That's our Band, when they came on to the field during the halftime shows at the football games. At the R.O.T.C. Sponsor's Day Parade and the R.O.T.C. ln- spections the band added color with their per- formance and the music for the Christmas program was certainly beautiful. Last but not least, we, the seniors, shall never forget the band playing Pomp and Circumstance as we came to the most im- portant night of our career, Graduation, Thursday, June IO. THE HILLSHUPIUUGH HIGH SEHUUL HAND OFFICERS Left to right, kneeling: Earl Combos, Laverne Patrick, Kenneth Mulholland, Captain, Don Watkins, David Perry. Seated: Loretta Freeman, Iris Delgado. Standing: William Cooper, Bobby Langsford, David Byars, Mozelle Clark, Glenn Fitzgerald, Beverly Hahn, Shirley Cooper, Harry Witt, Ernest Diaz, Dickie Tagliarini, Wesley Lewis. SECRETARY AND LIBRARIAN Secretary, Sara Jo Shaun, Librarian, Thelma Flynn. BAND MEMBERS The Band members are Adkinson, Armstrong, Bar low, Barnes, Bishop, Bissett Blewfield, Brady, R., Brady, T., Branch, Brandon, Brow- der, Bryon, Byars, Combos Carroll, Clark, Cooper, S. Cooper, W., Crawford, Cun ningham, Data, Davis, Del godo, Delk, Diaz, Drake Dunham, Edenfield, Elliot Ernsberger, Eubonk, Fitzger- old, G., Fitzgerald, L., Fleck Flynn, Franklin, Freeland Freeman, Garner, Grooms Hogin, Hahn, Hammer Hatfield, Hawke, Hesoun Holcomb, Harwood, Jack son, Jerrell, Johns, Jones, A., Jones, M. N., Keene Laney, Langston, Lonstord Ledbetter, Lewts, Lewis, Ma ney, Matthews, Maurice McCarty, McSweeny, Mic kelson, Moates, Mobley Mulholland, Nichols, J. Nichols, S., Pate, J., Pate, J., Patrick, Perry, C., Perry, D., Pitisci, Redden, Rey nolds, Roberts, Roller, Rowe Shonkle, Shoun, Silva Smith, Jackie, Smith Jeanne, Smith, Jimmy Smith, Marianne, Stephens, land, Tagliarini, Teem, Tay lor, Tims, Tucker, Velos co, Wonamoker, Watkins, Westerman, Whitler, Wil liams, C., Williams, M. L. with I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i DRUMS AND BELLS TUBAS Left To right: Arthur Moates, Mary Nelson, Kenneth Mul- Left To right: Jeff Nichols, Danny Tam, Glenn Fitzgerald, holland, Harry Witt, Jackie Smith, David Perry, Cecile Mat- Ted Stivender. thews, William Whitley. E i FLAG BEARERS DANCERETTES Helen Barlow. Joan Rowe. Left to right, kneeling: B. Bissel C. Williams, M. L. Grooms, l Langston, M. A. Edenfield. Siam ing: C. Roberts, M. L. Williams, Hammer, l. Delgado, M. Smith, Elliot, J. Smith, B. Taylor. TRUMPETS Left to right, seated: J. Doto, E. Cambas, D. Byars, E. Diaz, BARITONES AND TROMBONES C. Freeman, H. Velasco, C. Delk. Standing: H. Shankle, C. Left to right, first row: R. Carroll, N. Browder, B. Hagin, B. Perry, R. Ledbetter, B. Langsford, E. Bravo, J. Tucker, B. Bryan, S. Nichols, P. Crawford. Second row: L. Fitzgerald, Bl5l 0P- R. Brady, R. Franklin, W. Lewis, D. Armstrong. F a. ..,.. , .. H - 5:5 ..:, saws ' K A ' -t V 1 2, f We T - 'T' '3' Q- . - 'W N11 ., ? v 3 . 'T' -AS vw - l ik -f ...Q . 25? 'E , .. Zig 'autism 5 . ' 3' 1, R, - ,I ,gl-1131 , QQ 7 ' WWI g, ' ' 'ig . bw 'M' .W -- S W ' 1 G 7 . K1 A My . M' 5 XM - . K X R4 1 J 4 - . s , . H :ai Qlis-T? f 2 +3 1 , w L 2 A . 's . giv- W, , XWV 01 g, g Gr E if I D --M r.....,4. YJ X ' W. .,,.,, ,M 5 3 iid 'L I e E . L X .iz O 3 ,X ' '3-53335 gm L Lil gy D - W,.,,ME.,,D h . it 5 gg, , n XX if ' js, . l' M! Y K lj . X. , I 1, QSM ., Q9 1 ,Q -:A. ,fx f 5, 2,.1,z,:,-Q: . H .,.. F A .f Q 'W o , In 'af is ws L A .QI 3. AQ' A, S at ,, . 9 If q F 1b. ,.., F., ,WM u. ', ,V 'I . b f . f . , fy. M . I , .- s zwgwq xgiwfqph rx. -A 1 M S K K .: , ' ., vw g 2 f 5 W l 0 I . I Mwa E ,. ,. , lug , ..... I EQ UQ 1. -1-'jf W ' 32 M W 2 E F X bf A Tl- - A ew, ' ff' , 'YW Here we find Hayes Wilson, Doris Coulter, Don Andrews, ln a gypsy camp we see Gloria Urga and Lois Magarian conversing in the courtyard of the telling the fortunes of Jack Morgan Count. and Bobby Nicklow. UPEHETTA The Operetta tor the year l953-l954 was Victor l-lerbert's The Fortune Teller, under the musical direction of Mr. Steven Solak and the stage direc- tion of Mr. Lloyd Spangler. The main characters were Fresco, Donald Andrews, Count Berezowski, Charles Strickland, Capt. Ladislaus, Hayes Wilson, Sandor, Jack Morgan, Musette, Doris Coulter, Boris, Bobby Nicklow, Vaninka, Gloria Urgo, and Mme. Pompon, Shirley Hayes. Sneaking through the gates for the secret police are Joe Jernigan, Jack Langston, and Jim Dallas. Doing the Can Can are Wanda Budd, Florence Urgo Encore! The production was a success. Toni Miller, and Carole Cavanaugh. 112 V d t d? Goodbye girls! See you later. Sylvia. You do un ers an . Barbara Harding lSylvial, Frank Powell Uerryl. Edwin Cloud lChil, Nancy Walker Uoyl, Jan McDonald lLysbethl, Laura Jane Smith Uuliel, Susie Verschuere lAlixl. Under the direction of Miss Thelma Jones, the Senior Class Play, Men Are Like Street Cars, was presented April 23, i954 at 8:00 P.M. The cast included: Clark Wyllie ltatherl, Loretta Sedg- 'ck Cmotherl' Shirley Hammer lMaudiel, Barbara wi , Harding lSylviaJ, Nancy Walker Uoyl, Jack Petty lDavyl, Edwin Cloud lChil, Frank Powell Uerryl, Bob Swirbul CTedl, Sandra Creighton CMargaretl, Jan McDonald CLysbethD, Susie Verschuere fAlixl, Laura Jane Smith Uuliel, Judy Dyer lMrs. Allenl, Shirley Debusk lMrs. Whitelg and Sally Hukle lMrs. Dayl. The Business Staff included: David King, Business Manager, Betsy Bonner and Elaine Mikell, Assistants, Edward Scheye, Stage Manager, Joe Stewart, Bill Arnold, and Bobby Currie, Assistants, Letty Jon Coker, Advertising Manager, Betty Jean Westberry and lris Delgado, Assistants, Judy Dyer, Prompter, Gloria Urgo, Frances lppolito and JoAnn Bryant, Property Committee, Fay Pendleton, Art Director, Beth Bissett, Sharon Brow and Ann Ho- gan, Make-up Committee, Barbara Ulner and Wanda Alter, Wardrobe, Miss Thelma Jones, Fac- ulty Advisor. 7:1 Maudie, dear, aren't you ashamed Left to right: Clark Wyllie lfatherl, Shirley Hammer lMaudiel, Jack Petty lDavyl, Loretta Sedgwick lmotherl. Dyer lMrs. Allenl. 5 l U H What's it all about? Sally Hukle lMrs. Dayl, Sandra Creighton lMargaretl, Shirley DeBusk lMrs. Whitel, Judy PLAY But, Jerry, let me explain! Bob Swirbul lTedl, Barbara Harding lSylvial, and Frank Powell Uerryl. An excellent cast, a job well done. Three lovely angels: Norma Lopez, Judy Dyer, Sylvia Diaz. gdrififmafi rogram The voice of the Glee Clubs, under the direction of Mr. Steven Solcik, mode 0 wonderful background for the Dromcl ond Speech students on the stoge under the direction of Miss Jane Gillespie, while they re-enacted the birth ot the Lord Jesus Christ. Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men. Talking over the situation is King Herod, Richard Shawver, and his guard, Arnold Cater, to John McDuffy, Ronnie Fisher, and Duds Schultz. 'Silent Night, Holy Night, as the scene of the nativity is reenacted. Stormy Weather Blues March 'Chili-Sauce, by Penny Dunn. Meet Mr. Callaghan. Chattanooga Choo Choo. ance euiew The i953 Dance Review was an attraction put on by the Girls' Physical Education Department, under the direction of Mrs. Bailey and Miss Dal- sheimer. When I Take My Sugar to Tea. Q, 'N M1-z, Mg -iw' Q. M Q 5. I' 1 .I . I M is fx! I ll X Ly X wiv if 3333? ivy 1 gzzw , Q? 4 ,Ei ,bm- V fix gli, B1 fixi 49? 65? ,, is ww 5 E Officers Prep are To Pin Corsages on Sponsors. Cadets on Parade. laondor fi ay euiew Donald Dixon Announces. HONORED GUESTS f t ri ht Capt Cousins Mr. Gaither, Mrs. Front row, le r o g 1 . , Woodall, Maj. Hundly, F. W. Barksdale. Bock row: Mr. Car ' ' ' d II Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Bates. penter, Miss Friend, Miss Dow e , FLOWER GIRLS Evelyn Trice, Glenda Ellerbe REGIMENTAL STAFF FIRST BATTALION STAFF Front row, left to right: Cadet Col. Ray Byrd, Hon. Col. Shirley Front row, left to right: Cadet Lt. Col. Robert Gonzales Koporec. Bock row: Cadet Maj. Dathan Mitchell, Hon. Maj. Hon. Lt. Col. Elaine Mikell. Back row: Cadet Capt. Donald Phyllis Powell, Cadet Lt. Col. Brian Munson, Hon. Lt. Col. Arnold, Hon. Capt. Henrietta White, Cadet Maj. Bob White Joyce Turner. Hon, Maj. Peggy Morrison. SECOND BATTALION STAFF Front row left to right Cadet Col Ch l A , ' : . ar es rtis, Hon. Lt. . 6 Col. Earlene Bell. Bock row: Cadet Capt. Ronald Schiro, Hon Capt Marsha Mo f t C . . . n or , adet Major Dan Kinard, Hon Maj. Nadell Kitchens. THIRD BATTALION STAFF Lower Left, front row, left to right: Cadet Col. Nathan Williams, Hon. Lt. Col. Shirley Budd. Bock Row: Cadet Capt. Gerald Payne, Hon. Capt. Penny Richardson, Cad t M' e ajor Ray Brown, Hon. Major. Jeannette Oliver, FOURTH BATTALION STAFF Lower Right, front row, left to right: Cadet Lt C I R o . ay Kelly, Hon. Lt. Col. Ann Rowan. Bock Row: Cadet Capt. Cecil Hon, Hon. Capt. Loretta Sedgwick, Cadet Maj. Dewayne Whidden, Hon. Maj. Sandra Mercer. REGIMENTAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Shirley Koporec, Cadet Colonel Ray Byrd. Bock row: Phyllis Powell, Cadet Major Dathan Mit- chell, Evelyn Trice, Cadet Captain Owen Hendriksen, Joyce Turner, Cadet Lt. Col. Brian Munson. GIQJ .SFQOIQAOP6 FIRST BATTALION STAFF Front row, left to right: Hazel Troutman, Cadet Lt. Col. Rob- ert Gonzales. Back row: Henrietta White, Cadet Captain Donald Arnold, Sara Jo Shaun, Cadet Major Dewayne Whidden. SECOND BATTALION STAFF Front row, left to right: Earlene Bell, Cadet Lt. Cal. Charles Aatis. Bock row: Marsha Monfort, Cadet Captain Ronald Schiro, Nadell Kitchens, Cadet Major Daniel Kinard. SPHI THIRD BATTALION STAFF Lower left, front row, left to right: Cadet Lt. Col. Nathan Williams, Shirley Budd. Bock row: Cadet Captain Gerald Payne, Penny Richardson, Cadet Major Raymond Brown, Jeannette Oliver. FOURTH BATTALION STAFF Lower right, front row, left to right: Betty Jo Matthews, Cadet Lt. Col. Raymond Kelly. Back row: Loretta Sedgwick, Cadet Captain Cecil Hon, Peggy Morrison, Cadet Major Robert White. COMPANY A COMPANY B Capt. Nick Guagliardo, lst Lt. W. R. Slayton, 2nd Lt. C. Capt. Rene Rodriguez, 'lst Lt. J. Tally 2nd Lt C R Borg Cheek, 2nd Lt. J. C. McBee. man, 2nd Lt. W. L Floyd COMPANY COMMANDERS AND SPONSORS CFALLD Front row, left to right: Captain Nick Guagliardo, Sponsor Telie Fernandez, Captain Rene Rodriguez, Sponsor Claudette Manteiga, Captain Arley Brock, Sponsor Yvonne Brock, Captain Earl Chastain, Sponsor Connie Chillura. Second row: Captain Jack Nichols, Sponsor Jan McDonald, Captain Gene Le- vine, Sponsor Karen Howey, Captain Jack Petty, Sponsor Lillian Johnson. Third row: Captain Richard Cavey, Sponsor Sally Bauer. COMPANY C COMPANY D Capt. Arley Brock, lst Lt. A. L. McPhee, 2nd Lt. B. J. Capt. Earl Chastain, lst Lt. D. O'Neal 2nd Lt V O Clem McFarland, 2nd Lt. T. L. Scott. mans, 2nd Lt. M Garcl A-Illizyw as Z' ,lim -SW LgQ,i'slEi if mf' my We - r- ., , 2 y A3533 'QW ie was H Qt. v , Q. N 1' fc ie COMPANY E COMPANY F Capt. Jack Nichols, lst Lt. G. Taylor, 2nd Lt. R. Giunta, Capt. Gene Levine, lst Lt. R. Nall, 2nd Lt. W. Arango 2nd Lf- J- Trout. 2nd Lt. R. Holcombe. COMPANY COMMANDERS AND SPONSORS CSPRINGI omfaaniea Front row, left to right: Telie Fernandez, Cadet Captain Nick Guagliardo, Claudette Manteiga, Cadet Captain Rene Rodriguez, Helen Heritage, Cadet Captain Gene Levine, Connie Chillura, Cadet Cap- tain Earl Chastain. Bock row: Beverly Kirkconnell, Cadet Captain Jack Nichols, Barbara Wilson, Cadet Captain Richard Nall, Lillian Johnson, Cadet Captain Jack Petty, Sally Bauer, Cadet Captain Richard Covey. COMPANY G COMPANY H Capt. Jack Petty, lst. Lt. L. Baker, 2nd Lt. C. Deschamps, Capt. Richard Cavey, 'lst Lt. J. Chamberlain, 2nd Lt. E. 2nd Lt. W. Hunn. Cloud, 2nd Lt. D. Montgomery. Q-was 31 W v K A , WW It ,W S .: ,,.. : '::':E2-.'51,fg-E ,xx - J New if . ., , V ....,.. ,.....,.,. . 1. L - wi Q , .qw 1 1 4 5 LEQHMWM , H' es' mm. slr' MMM Coaches, left to right: Angelo Pullara, Bill Lannigan, Head Football managers, left to right: Joe Adamo, Donny Milian Coach Bill Graeber, Kenny Dean, Mike Papafaklis. Willis Yarborough. . . . joofdaf L5 lflg. galil ad we First row, left to right: Williams, Kelly, Rece, Wood, Harrelson, Carpenter, Scott. Second row: Swain, Lee, Shawver, Bell, D. Largel, Taylor. Third row: Seals, Guyer, Smith, Cheek, Sheer, Duncan, Fisher. Fourth row: Cianca, Lucuntro, R. Largel, T. Perez, J. Perez, Cone, Howell, Andrews. Fifth raw: Magee, Reed, Romeo, Walegorski, Fulwood, Dunn. , in ww , 5 - 'ff -if M .,,, in F x M1 W 1 ,. ' X 1- ..:.. EE I S Q .V Q ',., ., ,.:.. W ' III 5 A MM iv I -.:. E' Q '-':' A 5 fi' 4 FQ Q52 'X LA . I I ., Yi 'R 1- X z sz- , , i 5 i XZ -5 42 Q? QL +1 , n - - ,am E 5 t bg? N 7 fi 'X x K U2 - ,R J n, - H, L rw ',wlU9'1 V ,U , S H 'V LQ, we- X 2 '- ' 1? W if - -. 'i .,-- , ' 1 Q ,. . .,,- ' :E .I ,' 5 5 QV 4 ' -:Aw ' D x .1 .im K ' Lrg M2 41 aw w-w..a Q 2 .4 1 , A ' ' YS we BILL FISHER ALLEN RECE BOBBY CARPENTER DICKY LARGEL CHARLIE SMITH Fullback Linebacker Guard Tackle Tackle All City fullback. Showed Linebacker deluxe. Big, All City, All State. Best All City. Outstanding de- AIl City. Hard hitt progress with each game. rough, and tackles hard. guard in the state. fensive tackle. Senior with defensive tackle. Best game against PIant. All City. only one year of football. EITY CHAMPS Dunn to Cone-Hillsborough scores again! lg ell llllllel'-ll,l0 Perez blocks a Dragon pass. RICHARD SHAWVER JIMMY DUNN DAN CONE Fullback Quarterback End Great linebacker and de- Smallest man on the Offensive end. Good fensive captain. Excellent team. Excellent passer blocker and pass receiver. diagnostician of oppon- and kicker. All City. All City. ents' plays. All City. 126 TOMMY BELL Halfback AlI City. Best defensive back in the state. Scored both touchdowns against PIont. WALLY W Halfback Great spirit and nation. Highest scorer the team. BOBBY REED DONALD WILLIAMS JOE PEREZ CECIL CHEEK TONY CIANCA Halfback Guard Halfback End Center peedy halfback-fastest One of the best defen- Consistent ground gain- Outstanding defensive Offensive center. Very in on the squad. Ex- sive guards in the state. er. Played offense and end. Good team man. capable blocker. ct big things of Bobby All West Coast. defense. Great pass de- '54. fender. '1- P I Slaying the Dragon. Reed scores against Jefferson. I JULIAN SWAIN HORACE TAYLOR TOM SHEER RAYMOND KELLY RICHARD WOOD I Halfback Guard Tackle center End Defensive halfback. Vi- Hard-hitting offensive Most spirited player on Offensive center and de- Offensive end. Depend- Ious tackler. Outstand- guard. An outstanding the squad. Good blocker fensive guard. Always a able pass receiver. Showed Ig on pass defense. bIocker. and tackler. hard pIugger. a lot of improvement. I 127 I I DENDOL LEE DON ANDREWS LOWELL SCOTT LAMAR HARRELSON PAUL DUNCAN End Quarterback Guard Tackle Guard Defensive end. Always a Great spirit and co-oper- Very dependable guard. Steady defensive tackle. Big, tough, de ensl good team man. ation. Hardest worker on Wish he was returning, Iineman. the squad. WON 7-LOST 3 ln l953 Bill Graeber took over the reins as Head Coach at Hillsborough. With a schedule that many sportswriters considered the toughest in the state, prospects for a successful season were not too bright. But under the able leader- ship of Coach Graeber and his staff the Big Red completed its most successful season since l948, writing 7 wins into the record book against 3 losses, winning the City Championship and plac- ing second in the Big Ten. ln the opener against Lakeland, Terrier fumbles proved costly as the Dreadnaughts capi- talized on the breaks to score a 27-l5 win over Hillsborough. The following week, at St. Peters- burg, the Terriers appeared to have improved little as Hillsborough had to come from behind twice to tie the score at halftime, l2-l2. But the second half marked the turning point of the season with the Big Red going on a rampage to crush the Devils 38-l2. Returning home, the Terriers ran wild to smother Plant City 45-l2, and sportswriters throughout the state began to take notice. The next week the Terriers col- lided with Jefferson and again staged a strong second half offense to stop the Dragons 26-6 after a scoreless first half. Against West Palm Beach the team played one of its best games of the season, dumping the Wildcats from the unbeaten ranks in a l3-7 thriller, Trailing 7-O, the Terriers came from behind to make it 7-6 at the half and then pull it out of the fire by scoring the final T.D. with 4 minutes left in the game. After two weeks' rest, the Terriers journeyed to Jacksonville and made it five in a row, edging the Lee General 6-O in a tight de- fensive battle. The Terriers were now recognized as one of the grid powers of the state and at this point were leading the Big Ten. The following week the Big Red won its sixth straight game, drop- ping the Coral Gables Cavaliers l2-6, with the strong defense again playing a major part in the victory. Making a strong bid for the Big Ten honors, Hillsborough invaded Jacksonville for the second time of the season and suffered its second loss, bowing to Andrew Jackson 6-O. This game was the only time during the season the Terrier offense failed to score and the loss put the disheartened Terriers in a poor frame of mind for the following encounter in which Hillsborough received its worst defeat, 34-7, at the hands of Miami Jackson's Generals. The Terriers bounced back strong, however, and won the big one, defeating the Plant Panthers in the annual Thanksgiving Day game, The game was played before a cheering crowd of l2,000 people at Phillips Field as the Big Red closed out a highly successful season. HILLSBOROUGH 13-PLANT 7 Wally picks up yardage against Plant. First row, left to right: Richberg, Carroll, Piche, Spicola, Freeman, Barnes, McKinley, McCullers, R. Johnson. Second row: Martin, Busler, Orez, Delk, Lumpkin, Eikeland, Bolt, Purvis, Clark, Liv- ingston. Third row: Bryan, Munich, Harrell, Pierce, Schoenborne, T. Johnson, Stewart. I 3 , nl Taking a breather in the Plant game. UNIUH JAYVEES , . . 6 JAYVEES . . . . 20 JAYVEES . . . 6 JAYVEES . . . . 19 JAYVEES . . . . 24 JAYVEES . . . . 'l2 JAYVEES . . . . 27 JAYVEES . , . 0 VAHSIT BOCA CIEGA . . . . LAKELAND J.V.'s . . . . BOCA CIEGA . . . . ST. PETE J.V.'s . . . PLANT J.V.'s . . . . LAKELAND J.V.'s . . . . ST. PETE J.V.'s . . . PLANT J.V.'s . . . Y 0 20 12 6 12 0 0 14 Terrier cogers, left to right, front row: Eddie Radice, Stan Hobbs, Floyd Howard, Merrell Dickey, Jimmy Dunn. Second row: Billy Austin, Harry Mines, Gary Henley, Joe Massaro, Robert Sylte. Third row: Richard Brentley, Frank Winfree, Frank Porter, David King. f y l STAN HOBBS Senior COACH ARNIE HOLMES High scorer in city with 432 points. All City, All State. Honorary captain All City teom. 130 Opening the season slowly, the Terriers split even in their first eight games as Coach Holmes played the bench often in trying to find a win- ning combination. By this time the team had come a long way and after dropping two straight games to Manatee and Jefferson, the Big Red downed Boone and launched on a nine game winning spree. St. Petersburg, Plant, Jefferson, Boca Ciega, Clearwater, Jesuit, Lakeland, and Manatee all fell before St. Petersburg stopped the winning streak. Returning to their winning ways, the Terrier quintet bowled over Clearwater BILLY AUSTIN Senior All City, All State ,ff f ,VJ 1 and Lee and avenged an earlier loss to Jax Jack- son. ln the Regionals, the team hit its peak in beating Plant, Jesuit, and St. Petersburg and added the Regional Championship to the City Championship. At the state meet in Gainesville the Big Red beat Boone and Miami Edison be- fore losing in the finals to a classy Miami High quintet. FLOYD HOWARD Senior FRANK PORTER Senior All City Porter blocks a shot in the Lee game as Radice, Howard, ond Dunn look on. 131 EDDIE RADICE Senior HILLSBOROUGH . . . 56 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 58 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 68 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 60 HILLSBOROUGH . . .47 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 58 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 57 HILLSBOROUGH . . .41 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 65 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 71 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 61 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 66 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 64 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 58 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 44 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 59 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 64 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 49 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 63 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 60 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 65 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 50 R E G I O N A HILLSBOROUGH . . . 73 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 65 HILLSBOROUGH . . . 63 L A ,. -1. I, BOCA CIEGA ...... LAKELAND Iovertimei BOONE ...,... JESUIT ...... JAX JACKSON. . LEE ...... MANATEE . JEFFERSON .. BOONE ..... ST. PETERSBURG . PLANT ..... JEFFERSON .. BOCA CIEGA . . CLEARWATER . JESUIT .... LAKELAND . . . MANATEE .... ST. PETERSBURG . CLEARWATER . LEE ...... JAX JACKSON . . PLANT ...... TOURNEY PLANT ...... JESUIT ...... ST. PETERSBURG . JIMMY DUNN GARY HENLEY junior SCHIUI' 46 59 58 46 . .83 . .49 . .67 . , 53 . . 47 . .55 . .58 . .44 . .34 . .51 . .42 . .52 . .54 . .59 . .50 . . 44 . . 62 63 Howard lays one in against Jesuit. 51 54 52 MANAGER GARY JoHNsoN STATE MEET HILLSBOROUGH. . .74 BOONE . . HILLSBOROUGH. . .57 EDISON . ..58 ..54 HoId that Tiger. g 3-47 I N90-kd ,I ,A MERRELL DICKEY HARRY MINES DAVID KING Senior Junior Senior Gi, CHAMPS egiona Right: Howard and King scramble for ball as Hobbs looks on. Left: Porter taps in basket against Jesuit. 133 1 Terrier moundsmen, left to right: Virgil Brinson, Tommy COACH ANGEL0 PU'-I-ARA Jones, Howard Prescott, and Alan Brice. THE SCHEDULE OLPH .... PLANT .... ST. PETERSBURG. . . BOCA CIEGA . DADE CITY. . JEFFERSON . LAKELAND . . JESUIT .... CLEARWATER . TURKEY CREEK ST. PETERSBURG PLANT .... JEFFERSON , . CLEARWATER . LAKELAND . . BOCA CIEGA . DADE CITY. . JESUIT .... TURKEY CREEK March March March March March April April April April April April April April April Moy May May Mayl0.. .. 23 27 April 29 6 Away Here Away Away Away Here Away Here Away Away Here Away Away Here Here Here Here Away Here l. lnfielders, left to right: Billy Austin, Eddie Radice, Jimmy Dunn, Donnie Catching duties will be handled by: Frank Alvarez, Manuel Perez, Jesse Gonzales. Forsythe, Freddie Valenti, and Jim Woodall. The baseball team, left to right, front row: Billy Austin, Eddie Radice, Gary Henley, Virgil Brinson, Jim Woodall, Alan Brice, Merrell Nipper, Howard Prescott. Second row: Manager Morris Burnett, Freddie Valenti, Tommy Bell, Frank Forsythe, Dave Crippen, Jesse Gonzales, Donnie Alvarez, Manuel Perez, Jack Nichols, Jimmy Dunn, Tommy Jones, Manager Bill Livingston. it mea: in Q gym, E l The trock teom, front row, left to right: B. Reed, D. Richardson, B. Fulwood. Second row: J. Douglas, W. Freeman, D. Grau, C. Smith, J. Hicks. Third row: J. Conner, L. Barnes, J. White, D. Carden, G. Hammond, D. Cone, J. Thomas, C. Crosby. Fourth row: R. Lainhardt, A. Peele, B. Lumpkin, E. Lumpkin, C. Latoe, R. Bennett, T. Shaffner, L. Scott, B. Muench. Fifth row: B. Clark, L. Yanger, D. Alderman, G. Taylor, A. Worley, P. VanCotthem, H. Anders, D. King, J. Birchall, B. Purvis, J. Ortaliz. Middle rear: Coach Crews. Returning lettermen ore, front row, left to right: Bobby Reed, John Connor, Richard Lainhardt. Second row: COACH ED CREWS Dale Richardson, Bill Fulwood, Jim Hicks. In af E E 2 1 3 3 T r l i BOBBY REED and DALE RICHARDSON RICHARD LAINHARDT THE SCHEDULE MARCH I8. .QUADRANGULAR MEET AT LAKELAND MARCH 25 ............ ST. PETE RELAYS MARCH 27 ,... FLORIDA RELAYS AT GAINESVILLE APRIL 2 . . ........... H.H.S. RELAYS APRIL 9 . . . . WEST COAST MEET AT ST. PETE I APRIL IS. . .... BIG TEN MEET AT JAX APRIL 23 . . . . CITY MEET AT H,H.S. APRIL 30. . .... GROUP MEET AT H.H.S. MAY 8 . . , . STATE MEET AT GAINESVILLE 5 , I JIM HICKS and JOHN CONNOR Richardson clears the bar fm .ff BILL FULWOOD Y. Y, 'ft LIMS f 'gngg43'M J'1' .aw ,I f f' A A A , W .A Awiziif ,, , , . ' ,, Y , .M ,. In Q' 'ww 'H t farm, ya.: iff I , W A V,.,+, 'Ty M '51, xfgw 7 - , 'P f 0 1 , ,Y A I , , I A W' ,I W 3,2 m Q, M, Q ,ii my Y 7, AM A , ,E A B f -I 5 . J I., ff A , X AW M ,,,,,f 1 L, 1, .nu ,, ,MI .Y fmmfsfk ,nwww MW Q ,vgjw 'ruff gfw ifxi if K 15 4.2 , ng, ii:f g wwW' f f 4 .. MW f The golf team, kneeling, left to right: Ronald Burnham, The tennis teom, kneeling: Bert Amsler and Roger Manes. Donald Bua, Ronnie Howell. Standing: Robert Sylte, Ernest Standing: Ronnie Fisher ond Robert Sylte. Croxton, Tommy Phelps. The swimming team, front row, left to right: Alvy Worley, Bud Cole, Jim Piche, Gerald Payne, Frank Porter, Bill Whitney, Sammy Pritchett, Don Wood, Gene Levine. Second row: Sidney Johnson, Harry Rawls, Richard Giunto, Bill Purvis, Billy Eychaner, Jose Ortoliz, Jock Olson, Jock Parker, Dale Clemons. 138 pkgziicaf em lljarieol program ARCHERY BILL LANIGAN Physical Education Coach Under the direction of Coach Lanigan, the Physical Education Department organized a well-rounded program during the past year. Tumbling, archery, and tennis were introduced in addition to football, basketball, softball, speed-ball, and track. BASKETBALL TENNIS TUMBLING i 1 MRS THELMA BAILEY MRS JUANITA HAYNES Instructors Physical Education at H,H.S. has pro- vided for the participants many skills and drills. lt has aided and improved personal hygiene and leadership. Mrs. Thelma Bailey and Mrs. Juanita Haynes have strived to promote good sportsmanship and train leaders among the girls interested in Physical Education. Preparing for Square Dance Jamboree Practicing for Playday Getting in Shape for Playday at Plant. Correct Stance ls an Important Factor. 4. Calhoun, A. McConnell, P. Daniels, G. Kasper, M. Smith, J. Bryant, L. Raphie, F. Fillipello, B. Hardine G. Klein. l 57 gglelle an ea efif lp Intramural Volleyball Champs. Physical Co-ordination in Action. Champs, left to right, front row: B. Waldron, J. Bullard, E. J. Funderburke, P. Moseley, L. Webster, D. Williams, J. M. Clarke, L. Bailey. Bock row: S. Shaw, J. Leeper, P. Dunn, Beasley, B. J. Hightower, C. Brown. W. McElroy, J. McCorkle, M. Stewart. 141 Softball requires extra effort and energy. Tennis involves extra skills. Softball: Umpire, L. Colson, Catcher, D. Hurst, Batter, Playing tennis are N. McCrearey, B. Bonner, B. Roberts, B. Carlton. N. Maddox. ,gnframuraf .xdcfion .Slab fdaf QCtlfl,l e 6'l,l i0lfl.5 .SF90l tfl QIAQJ in 0lfl,l .SZAOOX Upper: This picture was taken during a vigorous game of soccer. Lower: Hockey brings out the During rainy days we play badminton in the gymnasium. best skilled. f, , WM ffm' fs ' ,ew r' -M H. I 30 fke .S?l,L6!el'lf5 6106! gaCbl,Ay 560l'0ll,gA 334001 They're gone-those days of planning, taking pictures, drawing lay- outs, copyreading and meeting deadlines. The 1954 Hilsborean has at last become the book we have all hoped andadreamed that it would. To those people who have worked so diligently, so faithfully, I extend my gratitude. There was Margaret Vanderdray, whose way with words bound this book together, page by page. Then Patsy Voyles, A. G, Spicola, and Angie Cueto kept the ever present financial problems straight. Clever with a pencil and always ready with an idea was Charles Brushwood, the artist. Alan Christ took care of the many picture schedules and writeups for the sports section. Identifying pictures and putting them on the right pages kept Joyce Boutwell, Gail Durnin and Shirley Price busy for many long hours. The features and other all important parts that go to make up a yearbook were done by Valentine Greco, Barbara Waynick, Randy Turner, Joe Bondi, Sylvia Diaz, and Frances Leon. Then the annual policy com- mittee, composed of Mr.'HamiIton, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Littlefield, Mrs. White, Barbara Levine, and Richard Shawver, was always ready to offer helpful advice when there was a big decision to make. They all were truly great. Lastly, a token of thanks to Mrs. Nancy White, our faculty advisor, without whose guidance this publication would have never been possible. Now, to you who in some way, however small, have helped in the pro- duction of this book, I would like to express my deepest appreciation. P This is your book. I truly hope it meets with your fondest expectations. Thanks again to all of you. Sincerely, Barbara DeRing Editor-in-Chief J. 0. VALENTI 00. THE TOMATO KING if af ir We Specialize In BLUE EYES BRAND 'A' if if Located at Tampa, Florida - New Orleans, Louisiana I ,f When the cares of life o'ertake us, v Mingling fast our locks with gray, , And our dearesthopes betray us, v False fortune' falls our wayj Still we'll banish 'care and sadness As we turn our mem'ries back,- i And recall those days of gladness P 'Neath the dear old Red and Black- ' QSFI1 JM W if h fy .