Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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GETTING IT AU. TOGETHER B.A.T.S., meaning Beadi- ness and Togetherness in Students, was really what this Club was all about, Fl.A.T.S. Club members work hard to spread Terrier Spiritthroughthe crowd. Formed last year with the help of Ms. Weldon, F2.A.T.S. has been a big hit with everyone at the Big Bed. But what does the Fl.A.T.S. club do? you asked. First of all they promoted school spirit during the year by sitting together at sports activities and cheering our teams on to victory. By the end of this year, the B.A.T.S. had reached one of D - its main goals - to unify the T. Tagliarini discusses money mak- M. Mariani smiles as plans for a Student body through Spirit' ing projects with B.A.T.S. Club party are being made. members. v 1' 1' 7 Q i Ehulvusnmbihlll L.. R.A.T.S.: Bottom Row, I to r: Fl. Barcena, T. Tagliarini, R. Alvarez. Second Row: D. Potter, M. Reed, M. Castellana, L. Massaro, C. Castellana, J. Hevia, M. Carter, K. Nelson, L. Martinez. Third Row: S. Parker, D. Bridges, D. Dove, T. Card, J. Bingter, K. Guzman, J. Foster, Z. Rodriguez, Y. Lala, V. Smart, T. Whitlock, N. Campball, C. Young, K. Snyder. Fourth Row: J. Perez, T. Presley, D. Portugues, C. Jones, A. Chrin, K. Anderson, G. Manaley, D. Peterson, T. Delaughter, P. McCommon. Fifth Row: P, Cenkovich, S. Whidden, J. Jackson, B. Armstrong, J. Menendez, Fl. Salario, Ft. Hammer, P. Castellano, M. Dela Portilla, K. Johnson, S. Cigarran, K. Gonzolez, C. Cotarelo, S. Gonzalez, L. Maniscalco, J. Wiley. Top Row: J. Lorenzo, T. Cawley, D. Valdez, P. Branam, E. Baker, M. Salario, M. Mariani, L. Scaglione, T. Gallo, M. DeMeza, J. Amor, C. Bethune, B. Rodriguez, P. Solomon. 26 ' R.A.T.S.

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J. Bru mage gives his suggestions. Vega and J I 'i eSfOf1 pfaCtICe. INTERACT'S lNGENUITY Interact put its ingenu- ity to work once again by planning projects for Hillsbor- ough High School. Every year two members from Interact go with Mr. Solak once a week downtown to a Rotary meet- ing. This year they were invited to a luncheon where they were introduced to suc- cessful businessmen in the community. They learned about their successes and how they achieved them. Besides projects for the school, Interact also did a pro- ject for the community in the month of October. They held a haunted house which every- one thought was very suc- cessful. The proceeds were given to the Muscular Dystro- phy Association. Interact: Bottom row I to r: H. Detwiler, J. Barron, M. Vega, J. Teston, J. Walker, S. Hutchinson. Top row: Mr. Durate CSponsorJ, T. Detwiler, J. Bru- mage, R. Morgan, K. Davis, V. Rabelo, Ft. Lynn, P. Saiia, D. Warner, G. Brown. At the end of a tiring meeting, S. Hutchinson takes time out for a rest. E' j . J. Walker thinks about interact INTERACT 25

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Terrierettes Bottom Row I to r Karen Waters Klara Barzo Bonnie Whitten Angela Peppers, Diane Wiest, Beth Kline, Mrs Murray Second Row Frances Nowalk Hang Nguyen Gloria Darrigo Vivian Bush, Debbie Williams, Debbie Bardln, Joanna Caltaglrone Sheri Ward Third Row Jeannie Shaw Dena Gay Marlene Jaime, Rhonda Rhodes, Little Dawn Cra- zyrlver Carla Ham Top Row Martha Yebra Lisa Peralta Nanette Ehlers Pixie Anderson, Carol Mendez, Angela Cianca. LENDING A HELPING HAND Adding a special touch to many of our school functions were the Terrierettes, spon- sored by Mrs. Dixie Murray. This outgoing group of young ladies promoted spirit and represented our school by performing such tasks as fur- nishing refreshments for play- ers and coaches, greeting the opposing team and its spon- sors, and acting as hostesses for concerts and plays. Throughout the year, the Big Red Terrierettes worked hard to help out whenever they were needed, and were always nearby to lend a friendly smile and a helping hand. TERRIERETTES 27