Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Mrs. Lucia Nell Adkinson L7 , , fri' :,, l 1 i i V dk m I JU' 9-,i f N A351 Miss Vivian Campbell Mr. A. D. Cates Miss Bessie Chiles Mathematics Hillsborough is a pioneer in new methods of teach- ing, especially the teaching of mathematics. Our four- track program, designed to fit the needs of all students, has been studied and copied elsewhere. And all of this was pre-Sputnik! The Basic Math Program emphasizes fundamentals and the application of math in everyday life. Functional Math Courses cover traditional algebra and geometry from a practical rather than a theoretical approach. lc. X A Mrs. Marjorie Davis Mr. Howard Gallant Head of Depart-ment It appears that Tommy and Janet have a problem! There are lots of those in trig, you know. w f i I I I ,nc .1 AL, , - A A .1 -me Q- , .. Q5 'i 'W' ' 1 -A ' , 'I W . .- ' i ef, p . . Jiyils In 1 Page Twenty-Two ! .

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mr' :-fe, jg. sf' UQ. xr' IAHUFUXIORV 11 N N Bost's seventh period sophomore English class watched By using the 3,1-LA, Reading Laboratory fin that boxlj students GVCFY day-educational teleViSi0fl, that isl in Mrs. Roughtorfs reading classes could progress at different rates according to their effort and ability. nd drama. Participation in panels, plays, competitive peaking, monologues, pantomimes, and charades gave s poise and confi ence. Headlines, deadlines, caption and copy-we strove to edit a superior Red and Black and Hilsborean. In journalism and .annual classes, we learned to be depend- In debate class we were taught to argue intelli- ently, solve problems through discussion, reason cor- ectly, and become convincing speakers. Miss jane Perdigon Mrs. Ellene Walker lil .',.' I 5, P' ff-3 gh. Mrs. Mary Roughton Mrs. Cora Wetherell .-.x:,g:1,-,Z-1-1 su - ' r r 7 4,1-.-m, 4 ?Z ' 1 1,, .I..i ' .- . 1' kr I ll E 3 ' l '11 1 35 Q' 'j.' ,T -' I V- W ,tg fa U able and co-operative, to write quickly and well. In EIR we leamed to understand what we read and to improve our speed. Mrs. Dorothy Stokes Mrs. Sarah Sweat Mr. Richard Gibson Mr. Buford Jasper p ' M i LQ'-rt, Mrs. Emily Gilchrist Secretary .. .R XX . . XX' u 5 X V f, Page Twenty-One

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.. 1 H- , ,I 51 ' , '1 1 A . ' , - M' ' , ,-fl 'f . N- v.1 ,- ' 1 . ' H .. v ., v . Mr. Guy Johnson The Regular College Prep Math Course offers alge- bra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. The new Enriched College Prep Math Course offers algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry under conditions that encourage the talented student to delve deeper into the study of more advanced mathematics. An elective math course is pre-flight aeronautics. Mr. Paul Edwards Mr. Jarman Scally Mrs. Jean Spencer Patty, Sandy and Phil agree that three Sylvia looks at graph-Mike looks at Sylvia! slide rule must be mastered. heads are better than one when the Mrs, Reable Tinsley Mr. Don Williams , l , . ' i 'f 'jg gi g E XM: :, I , . Page Twenty-Three