Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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G7 xr N . ' mfr' N GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS First Row: Dorothy Elder, Adeline Morris, Margaret Surface, Jane-t Oleson, Robin Brenner. Second Row: Kathleen Roberts, Francis Dixon, Cookie Looper, Cookie Gordon, Barbara Wood, Mrs. Littlefield. Guidance Department Hillsborough is one of the first schools in Tampa to offer guidance service this year. Our counselors- Mrs. Littlefield, Mr. Douglas, and Mrs. Wofford-help up plan a complete high-school program. They also help students find jobs and aid seniors in choosing a college to fit their needs. to decide on '1 college Sharon, Carolyn, and Carol look Because the guidance personnel atqloguw Barbara gets a double dose. 7 Q N ,

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.as f ni e FW i wal.- lefvk eff? V ffi ,.w -' 1 if ' A ,N V Y' r, ' -' Tif- 2 1-LQ 3,3 'V 9 l 3 P i s ' l 1 ,sl 1 ' .K Q 1 Z3 . 1 l l rr' E i I l li '-dll.. - -fb i. . all 33:5 V' l ' ' l - l I 4' I l Mrs. Anna Hall Terry H earl of Department ' A Y English, Department . el l Thou smellest all of kitchen grease is one quotation from lclylls of the King that Mrs. Mc Fadyen's classes will long remember. Ours is a happy school. We remember the good times in English, the knowledge We gained. Will Silas Marner keep Eppie'Pv was crucial in our sophomore year. Iuniors heard Boomlay, Boomlay, Boomlay, BOOM from Congo.v Double, double, toil and troublev-the Witches of MacBeth held us seniors spellbound. In a four-fold program of reading, writing, listen- ing, and speaking, the English department of Hills- borough provides for the needs of all students by offer- ing accelerated, regular, and remedial English courses. How now br-r-own cow. Open your mouth, drop the jaw, pull in the diaphragmf, We enjoyed speech Mrs. Barbara Bost Mrs. Madeline Burgner Mrs. Irene Byrd Mrs. Louise Hoobler Mrs. Juanita Kolka Mrs. Priscilla Lightsey Mrs. Kathleen McFadyen Mrs. Gladys Metz Miss Tina Nelson Mrs. Margaret Peeler s ' siiigizrg. FF' ' - O Q 'scifi N Q' M 1 5, 'j Q' . ld 'il il 3! Q 5 'l 1, a 3 ., I l 'li l L i w I Page Twenty lvl -of 'ara' I f-4'