Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MW K K new style popular with the teens of today is the punk styles. Punk, originating in England in 1975, was first displayed by the musical group the Sex Pistols. Its sole purposeg or at least at first, was to rebel against the hair and clothing styles of the surrounding times. The everyday crew-cut gave way to new looks such as shaved heads and multi-colored hair stylesg and the most common clothes were deprewed by the loud and imaginative new at- tire. The student who follows the punk trend makes a definite statement about the impor- tance of individuality with his appearance and his actions. Another related trend that caught on this school year was New Wave. This style was a somewhat delicate form of punk. The new wave style was much more common in school due to the fact that punk is a very extreme style. Though both styles are changing tremen- dously, the main characteristics still exist, and individuality will always be part of the new look.

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?. 4, fl 3 I7 s l ilu, Child Care Classes enable children like Scotty and Victoria to develop fundamental skills. Finishing touches are added to this trailer by Tim Jones. Wm, ' mf mong the many courses offered this year were welding, auto mechanics, draf- ting, wood shop, cosmetology, and child care and guidance. These programs were designed for those students who were interested in pursuing careers in these various fields. Through welding, students received first hand experience with machinery. They used skills that they were taught in perfecting their trades. In cosmetology the students were able to learn the right techniques by practicing what they were taught on actual customers. The customers, who made appoint- ments, were treated as if they were in a professional beauty salon. Auto Mechanics gave some students first hand experience working on cars. They were taught all about the different parts of a car and how to fix them. In child care it was exciting for the students to watch young children in their educational experiences. The students were able to take turns teaching the children educational programs as their ABC,s and their numbers. Our child care and development program did a terrific job training teachers for future children. There were also many more in- teresting programs that the students at Hillsborough could have participated in. Many of the students who participated in these programs became real profes- sionals at their jobs. These students prepared themselves for a better tomorrow in the business world. I , . '20 fx mv, . ' as - . Q re Rebecca in Chlld 8 . and fn! Musa Q g0l0BY ' , , nd the come' gmen for Cobme X Q - fish' mu mms Wee -C.. it Storytelling' is 5 abte to Wai: :uw Meehan! Le ' alW3Y . tanl ' Clasigr Katrina ligrlxgobs are xmPor ' grqglltlzlven the s 11 f Vocational Options I

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