Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1.13 Mrs. Miriam Dulaney Registrar 'Q ' Mrs. Louise Lucas t Secretary 4' it , X Q . as 17' ., . . .r-1'-'.-'r fi: :A ' ,-5H'5fz'. '5.v -'. .M 'ig:f::4:5,-f L'--.xzx'.-,'1 '.'-'.' XXX -. 'C-nv 2.-g':.-,.S'1u '.'2X'.- Jw'-, - M- ' , ,O pub' 0 A ,go many . 0 at -evils' N' s Q nun '--1. ...-- -,.--1 ,.u ........'. '-jiiiilygzzgigx-x gg-Aa.. :::::t'- . . ' pi- 1.0!tt1N11s n ' Mrs. Margaret Bennett Secretary Robert XVhaley has sole responsibility for filing records in the vault. Q MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS. FRONT ROVV: Missy Griffith, Emily LeBlanc, Vilma Llano, Sharon Vega, jerry jones, Sharlene Moss. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Bennett, Judy Norris, Linda Lindall, Billie Pearson, Betsy Edwards, jackie Hoffman, Loretta Newman, Candy Reynolds, Mrs. Lucas. THIRD ROXV: Regina johnson, Peggy Tomlinson, Kay XVood, llobcrt IVhaley, Susan Cawthon, Sandra Martin, Katrina Van Eyck. Home Of Permanent Record Cards Did you know that the records of some of the school's earliest graduates dating back to 1886 are still kept in the main office files? Yes, they are neatly stored in the fireproof vault, always available to those interested in the high school background of Hillsborough grad- uates. Vitally concerned with those rec- ords is Mrs. Dulaney, the registrar, who keeps track of student credits and sends transcripts. Club treasurers are well acquainted with the school hookkeeper, Mrs. Lucas, because club funds are always handled through the school. She and Mrs. Ben- nett also direct the office assistants, issue various materials to teachers, and han- dle the mammoth task of mirneograph- ing exams, special notices, and other in- formation. Putting thc teachers' mail in their new is only one of Emily LeBlanc,s many as an office assistant. boxes tasks

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ATTENDANCE OFFICE, MAIN OFFICE Deans Dispense Aspirin And Advice HALL PATROL: joe Culbreath, Iimmy Wil- son, VVayne Rodeffer, Charlene Martindale, Doris Denton. Mr. Carl Hutton Dean of Boys ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS. FRONT ROW: Barbara Thomasson, Ioan Green, Ann Strandberg, Marian Folsom, Lynn Creenberg, Latrelle Roberts, Betty Ouimette. SECOND ROW: Ella Mae Hibbs, Rebecca Mattox, Dottie Miller, Barbara Sandlin, Eva Io Van Land- ingham, Sandra Evans, jackie Lisby. THIRD ROW: Pat Veasey, Aline McDonald, Mary Lou Elmore, Sandra Morgan, Adrienne Cornette, Darolyn Kee. FOURTH RONV: Sandra Ebers- baeh, Pat Halasz, Saranell Hicks, Jewell Smith, Mary Ann Pielow, Terry VVaith, Tanya Gerlach. C7 Y V GI , -4-- J Few students graduate from Hillsbor- ough without paying at least one, if not several, visits to the attendance of- fice, for here all absence admits are is- sued and most discipline is administered. The deans are always busy, not only solving problems but also giving friend- ly, helpful advice. Recently their office was remodeled and redecorated in a light blue color scheme, thus making it a more pleasant place for students and deans alike. Under the direction of Mr. Hutton, the Hall Patrol members roam the cor- ridors enforcing law and order-and Woe be unto the student who is in the hall without a pass. Attendance office assist- ants deliver telephone KHGSSLIQGS, doctor cuts or scratches, and dispense aspirin in addition to helping Mrs. Elliott with office work. 'E Miss jane Dowdell Dean of Girls Mrs. Dorothy Elliott Secretary

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GUIDANCE F ,QX li I 9 -fi? n E, 1 it 3 lla E. K KIUIDANCIC 0l l lCl'I ASSISTANTS. FRONT HONV: B11-mla llatclu-r, Robin Brenner, Carol NVolfgnng, -Iurly lla-nm-tl. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. l.ittlr-field, Shirley Jackman, Margie Kay ltolvlrins, Mrs. Dolce. 'l'lllliD HOXV: If-mmn Costa, Kntlilt-on llolwrts, Cookie l.:-cpe-r. Mrs. Littlefield, director of the guidance office, helps Jimmy Varscllona decide what career to pursue after graduation. del s J. ,af All young people are confronted with problems such as what courses to take, what career to prepare for, and what college to attend. Fortunately, Hillsbor- ough has a fine guidance office with competent counselors to help students solve these problems. A day was set aside during which representatives from various fields came and talked to stu- dent groups, answering questions con- cerning careers and required training. Career exhibits were set up in the gym for students to see and free literature was distributed. The guidance department also admin- isters placement tests to help the student determine where his greatest ability lies and his eligibility for scholarships. Sen- ior placement tests, Scholarship Quali- fying Tests, and manual dexterity tests are given each year for this purpose. Counselors Help Students Plan For The Future Mrs. Ruby Littlefield Mr. Edgar C. Douglas Mrs. Virginia Hatton Director of Guidance Counselor Counselor 174' Page Twenty-Two 'S-1 1? Mr. I. R. Scally Mrs. Nancy Wofford Mrs. Annie Dolce Counselor Counselor Secretary