Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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t's off to the beach to start the summer for students to relax and have fun. After the close of school, students immediately flock to the Bay Area beaches for some much needed excitement and recreation. Beaches are often found crowded with students who congregate in the warm summer sun, leaving school, books, paper and pens behind them for the two months of long anticipated summer days. If students aren't sailing, swimming or just laying in the sun lazily, they are just watching the sights and making new friends. Some people like to go to the beach early in the morning to get some exercise such as jogging and hunting for sea shells. The afternoon is a different scene. Beaches come alive with students soaking up the warm summer rays, swimming and even engaging in an energetic game of volleyball on the white sands of the Florida beaches. Romance is highlighted in the ardent evenings by watching the glowing sun slowly sink behind the fluffy clouds as the moon and stars rise and reflect their shining light over the calm waters, or just by walking along the beach with a high school sweetheart. These and other scenes are just some of the activities found on the beaches of the Tampa Bay Area during the warm sum- mer months. So as one can see, there is more to the beach than just heat, water, and sand. The beach is the place for sun and especially fun. ff-if -1 -we HM - 'r' 'Y -rg .. f , 'H ww --- s Q er :sw 'Hhs . , . , tl -, l ' l A X ag V y f g ' 1 If .r 'f' 1, . A T' ' ' ' T I .'. ,i L X F fri' L, -X L I g-5 X 'M 5 - . -fwfr 3 xiii:-2.1. L e ,, fi -' if I' ' ',l' if' 'f ,.f1I- -.V l-'-if , .' . Q' . V lf .,.. l e ' e 'Z , .fx , .ggi -.- . U i 'i t L V T V 4 f f B ..., l ,.--el-4-,g,s. y . These friends found that a hobby was the best way to escape the summer heat. Skimboarding was the best thing to do at the beach as Kenny Lawson shows his best form. The best part of summer is just lounging in a chair to catch some rays. L. In the evening, watching the sun-set from a sailboat can be very romantic. x00 - sow a A ll tooenlsxvo We' 5 When the water got too cold, these friends gathered around the hottub. . maid ZVQOX' Yxiisw W 'J ft 'qi lg, I, 'AVA will Maid ' oi 305 bxansiekm em Beach I 25

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