Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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After a strenuous Soroptimiss meeting Joni Marston can finally relax. Lesa Williams and Barbie Daniels fulfill their duties to Anchors with a smile. FIYT' Junior Optimist cheers the Terriers on to another vic- tory. UNITED WE STAND . . . The purpose of service clubs was to contribute much to the school and to the com- munity. The clubs were pres- ent at all the football games, displaying their spirit and pride through their signs and cheers. Service club days were anxiously anticipated by all members of each club. Many money-raising projects were organized and carried out by the clubs, such as visit- ing convalescent homes and orphanages. Much good-will and happiness were distrib- uted by each member who volunteered. Every club had basically the same goal: bet- tering themselves and their school. United as one club these caring students made up the true Terriers of the Big Red. E9 x' S Opti-Miss secretaries, C. Cotarelo and S. Cigarran, keep track of the minutes. ! 'Q ,X ' X X , -t'l Terrierettes come to the hard-playing Terriers' rescue. SERVICE CLUBS 17