Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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? 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

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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.

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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.