Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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

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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.

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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.