Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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The first one hundred years lu. ' be ., 'fix Being tardy to class is popular with many students, including Dina Yawn. I 'TG i ' -r ' , N, ' -, . . - I nfs:-1 V ' 5.':':i 1421 fir! .2 0 0 nl :o: O , .O.ugp .!5.gU. ii Y. .If s. O. swf 0 'Q QT' O. kxtlff .5:Q'e 3' 133, Q. 5. Aw f eff ' SX J 'N er ff.-1-' -s .Ln A' Above: Not even Mr. Perrella can explain Boyle's Law. Righl: Teaching biology is difficult with Liza Johnson playing behind the leavheria bark. wi UN e 1 X ,ii, a,g,g,, f . f 'ls'- Huw , , I ,f,,,y.4n'W Aw? gm.. 5 I 5. W, fs 'M god ZXOPENING

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