Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Movie Trivia i eekends come and the theatres fill. Whether on a date or just with friends, movies are a teenager's favorite place totgo! Among the most popular theatres are Mission Bell, Varsity Six, University Square and ' 'llaxripa Bay Maillsy.yThis form of, entertainment is not a Cheap one though! The average cost of admission is 84.50 for one person. i l Current movie favorites are Splash,,, y'4Ghosthustetsf' f 'Terror in the Aislesf' The Wild Life, a and 6 Teaehers. Theystars of these movies were Nick, Nolte, Gang andfBill Murray. Movies in- flueilceythebsocietyi in many Vways. Fashion, dancing, and .niusicgstylest areffoften introduced in movies. These styles ruh'iofftoriastudent:s4yand become their way of life. Trivia it .rvr if ivvti y t gy 1oYoUj1tNoW.'.. by i,!tr if' of our teachers are Hillsborough High f yy I Schq0lgt'atluates.iThey8re1 . . . At limes it seems to stand as a huge lone spike dominating the entire skyline. 4 t Mrs. Bray v y v v Mrs. Lufriu j .MrsQ'Burrell y y Miller Msg Canxmaratta Mrs. Palaez ' Mr.,,Ftaundorfer Mr. Perrella f Mr. Gaian - ' it y tMrs. Roberts y y Mrs. Haines i v iMst.aSnyder Mt. Hair l Mrs. Todd r , , yDeanWilson y f Mrilketop - i 'Coach Wyatt 9' fl'he,teaelters who have taught at Hillsborough the longestare Mrs. Todd, for 22 years, and Mrs. Cook to ,,for21,years.' l it y if Mr. rcsbiisiisi-41.55 to children!! Z r Fraundorfer, and Mrs. Englehart. All functions ofthe bell tower are controlled from this box. Faculty Hillsborough High School graduates include Mrs. Haines, Coach Trivia X 19

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This headstand is perfected hy Daren Thomas. Balancing Thomas sta on a skimboard is hard work, but Daren ys on for a long ride! hile many students were ripping and shred- ding the waves of the east and west coast, others were doing headspins and getting the windmill. Almost every weekend the blonde haired, dark tanned Terrier students set out in search of waves and often found their favorite break flat. On those occasions, the skimboard came in han- dy. So instead of paddling out and waiting for a set, they just rode along the shoreline on their skimboard. They surfed or skimboarded all day until the sun went down and the day was over. But when the sun went down, the day had on- ly begun for the breakdancers. They could be found any where there was music and a dance floor. Whether it was a piece of linoleum or a garage floor with a cassette tape player or an ex- cellent dance floor in a disco with a 'fresh,' DJ., there was action. When one Breaker was asked why he liked breaking., he said, I like trying new things and having the freshest moves. Break- ing is a great way to stay in shape, said another breaker. Overall breaking was exciting, in all aspects of the word - fun to learn, fun to prac- tice, and fun to watch. .1 - 'mil Q Y. -.f .ff-4 L -- ,lmrriboarding is a sport that takes a lo of tal t RonQif5'piits.in plenty of S ap? . A Breakdancing and Surfing f 21