Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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DEDICATION Former Hilsborean Sponsor Receives Dedication Creative, imaginative, generous, orig- inal, helpful-all could be used to de- scribe Mrs. Sarah Sweat to whom we dedicate the 1960 Hilsborean. This re- markable teacher of numerous talents and interests has served Hillsborough loyally for many years, not only as a teacher of senior English but also as s onsor of the Hilsborean. The joy of dredicating this book to one so deserving is marred only by Mrs. Sweat's decision to retire from teaching after this year. Creative writing is Mrs. Sweat's de- light and, next to her nephew, her fa- vorite hobby. She has real talent in this area, having published several stories. Imagination stood her in good stead when she sponsored the Hils orean, for she bore much of the load in revising and editing student work. Fifteen an- nuals were published under her guid- ance, including one which ranked All- American. The present staff, like those of fonner years, have frequently 'run next door to draw on Mrs. Sweat's in- valuable experience. Her originality continuously produces bright ideas that add spice to senior English. Like her teaching methods, Mrs. Sweat's graduate thesis showed her originality when she wrote a scenario for a film version of Chaucer's Can- terbury Tales. We seniors, in honoring Mrs. Sweat, have considered especially what she has meant to each of us. She is concerned for each student esspecially those seniors entrusted to her. Generous and helpful, never too busy to assist when needed, Mrs. Sweat can always be counted on for a word of advice to fledgling annual staff members, a sensible down-to-earth explanation of literature selections, as- sistance with letters of application, or just a neighborly helping hand in times of stress. These qualities, even more than her vast knowledge and skill in communica- tion, have earned our gratitude and re- spect, and we are proud to have the privilege of dedicating the 1960 Hils- orean to Mrs. Sarah Sweat. 5, . ,,.., . K i f ,K 'S ?,,,-f , t sm 4 ,JY r -, lk is ,s.,:s-if V, ,, V Q W.. V . i fgli Kids 'ff u' X '- K fr ., - 1 1 ...V , , Q Even on the da before the Big Game, the study of English literature must go on, but Mrs, Sweat has the real Terrier spirit, as shown by her gay feather and headband. Giving freely of her time and experience Mrs. Sweat is always ready to help Hils- horean staff members. Here she discusses with business manager Bill Alford some of the an- nuals of former years. ii ui? -, ,rm fi