Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MR. WAYNE A. HAMILTON, assistant principal and director ot student activities, has earned the respect ot Hillsborougl'i's students as well as its teachers. His long years of experience and his vigorous personality help to quality him tor this position of responsibility. A personality we will never forget, Mr. Hamilton is truly the students' friend. ADMINISTRATION To be the best, a school must have a capable and re- sponsible principal such as our own MR. VIVIAN GAITHER. He has been at Hillsborough since 1932 and he has never faltered at his duty. He is both admired and respected by the students and the faculty. Mr. Gaither has helped make Hillsborough the fine school that it is today and we are sure that he will continue his outstanding work. n y i -6' 1 D X lt! .Q I :sf I A Ribs'- MR. CARL HUTTON, dean of boys, and M155 JANE DOWDELL, dean of girls, are always willing to give advice and assistance to students. Miss Dowdell will always be remembered tor her friendliness and sense ot humor. Although this was his tirst year as dean ot boys at Hillsborough, Mr. Hutton has mqde many triencls among the students with his pleasant manner. Both deans have won the admiration cmd respect ot the student body.

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MRS ANNA TERRY MRS ANGIE NOTO MR. HAL GRIFFIN MRS. ROSE CAGNINA ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HEADS These are The people who work TogeTher wiTh The principal, assisTanT principal, and The cleans To seT up The policies for Hills- borough. In addiTion To Their responsiloiliTies as heads of Their separaTe cleparTmenTs, These ouTsTanding Teachers conducT classes of Their own, schedule classes, obTain new equipmenT, and help improve Teaching meThods in general. gi.-A ,N-'Q K LEE 'E ,,,- ' S 'diff' . A 'Ar.s, ATHLETICS LIBRARY N 5 V,-,., ,, Nl If MR w M PEARSON Miss ANNIE CARLISI MR. AMADO DELGADO MRS, MOLUE ROSE COX QSCIENCE coMMsRciAL Music ,MSTORY