Robertsdale High School - Robala Yearbook (Robertsdale, AL)

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Library Aides Provide Service to School The Library Aides have numerous responsi- bilities. Among these duties are keeping the library clean and orderly, checking books in and out of the library, and collecting and deli- vering special equipment, i.e. audio visual aides. This year the club would like to recog- nize two outstanding members: John Corbin, who wrote a short story which was published in a national magazine, and Chuck Thompson, who has become an equipment specialist. The Drama Club donated S561 to the library which, and all agree, this was the best thing to happen to the club this year. Top; Seated: Mrs. Coleman (LibrarianI, Mrs. agner (Li- brarian) Standing: Myra Taylor. Chuck Thompson. Ke in Buettner, Pam Styron, John Corbin. Kevin Buettner straightens the magazine racl . Chuck Thompson replaces library books in their proper places on the shelf. Library Aides— 79

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FBLA Develops Business Relations The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to provide students grades seven through twelve with opportunities to learn ca- reer competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities. The club sponsored numerous dances during the football and bas- ketball seasons. According to the club ' s spon- sor, Chuck Bishop, the best thing to happen to the club this year was the development of per- sonal relationships with members of the busi- ness community and individual members of the club. Top; Members of the FBLA are as follows: Robbie Corn- stock, Donna White, Jerry By rd, Mrs. Vanlderstine (spon- sor). Chuck Bishop (sponsor), Dolores Teem (sponsor), Teddy Mitchell. Sherry Day, Joanne Birks 2nd row: Jim- my Jackson, Danetle Richardson, Rhonda Lakip, Sa- mantha Johnson, Leslie LaCoste, Jennifer Jacobson, Mar- garet Wilson, C yndy Thead, Renea Butler, Daryl Brewlon 3rd row: Timmy Brown, Tracy Frolik, Derek Middleton, Tommy Kelly, Kathy Bishop, Heith Rimpf, Brian Cooper, Roy Campbell, John Sproch. Betty Milton displays her newly acquired computer pro- graming skills. These computers were purchased partially with donations from the LA.

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Hard Work Earns a Letter Members of the R Club are girls who have earned a letter for participation in varsity athletics. To earn a letter, a girl must put a vear of hard work into a varsity sport. Many girls in the club have received honors for excel- ling in certain sports. Malissa Wise attended the state track meet, and Leigh Childress re- ceived the outstanding scholar-athlete medal. These are two examples of the high caliber achievements these girls received. Members of the R Club are as follows: 1st row: Danette Richardson, Rhonda Lakip, Wendy Langley 2nd row: Manky McCaw, Susan Harrison, Jennifer Plato 3rd row: Barbara Burgett. Donna Passmore, Malissa Wise 4th row: Cami Harrison, Jennifer Krob, Janelle Day, Felicia Valer- ie 5th row: Debbie Vanlderstine, Leigh Childress, Pam Hinton, Lisa Nitteberg 6th row: Tammy Pulliam, Carol Kostelecky, Doris Morton last row: Harriet Spencc (spon- sor). Dawn Sturma, Lynn Sharrets, Cara Cooper, Allison Richardson, Theresa Shreck. Jennifer Plato reaches for a net shot during an away volley- ball game. Malissa Wise stretches in preparation for a mile run. Ma- lissa represented Robertsdale at state this year. 80— R Club