T R Robinson High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Barlom Rauf: S. Blome, P. Ashe, D. Corwin, A. Baker, W. Maloy, J. Wilson. Pres.: D- Edgar. Sfwfld RUE'-' K- BUYCF31 C- PWM, S' gondi Grinner, V. Crumby, F. Carrera, W, Hardy, Sec. Top Roux' D. Hill, N. Davis, V. Houston. J- MCGSG, I Dram, C- Collins, 5- Pm, V- 'SSW ' Knowles, S. Anderson. l ,V ,J Bolfom Row: K. Moore, D. jordan, Sec., D. Easier, B. Browne, Chap. Second Roux' J, DeGennaro, T. Tinius, Pres., D. Brill. Top Row: M. Warner, Vice Pres.g J. McLaren. J. Overstreet. Sponsor, N. Tucker, Sgt. at Armsg P. Fennel. Library, Quill and Scroll perform valuable services LIBRARY offering to perform the many tasks in a functioning library gaining ex- perience for a possible future occupation working together to keep order making suggestions for valuable reading creating interesting and clever bulletin board displays . . . relieving a tired librarian . . . holding the book fair . . . showing new freshmen the library rou- tine volunteering to aid Robinson through their knowledge and dedication. QUILL AND SCROLL . . . creating the written records . . . working as a team to produce a fine annual and newspaper . . . rushing to meet dead- lines . . . persevering to create a superior product . , . utilizing varied abilities . . . representing Robinsons journalistic groups . . . recognizing the unique and personal talents of each club member cultivating creativity working and playing together . . . helping each other when someone falls behind . , . giving their best.

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Bolmm Roux' H. Guscott. Setorzd Row: C. Mullaney, l K. Moore, T. Rossi, N, Sleeth. Third Roux' D. Easier, B, Browne. Top Roux' J. DeGennaro, Editor-in-Chief. i 'in excelsis, reaches levels of new literary excellence 'in excelsis' . . . selling Knight Power bumper stickers to raise money putting up advertis- ing posters . . . critiquing student prose and art work sending out rejection and acceptance slips counting lines of poetry holding summer meetings .. . selecting the best student creative endeavors going downtown to talk with Mr. Segars pulling prose work from the creative writing class files . . . searching for the imaginative, the unusual learning from other schools' magazines portraying varied student talents spending many tiring hours laying out the magazine generating student interest in creative writing . . . striving for con- tinual excellence in the highest. Nikki Steed-, requests Student The in excelsis staff gains contributions to in excelsis, our Vfllllnble eXPef1enCe bl' fewew' literary magazine. ing last years magazine.

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Bulmrzz Raw: N. Heinrich, N. 'Russo, J. Pulgaron, Sz Schang, J. Frier, M. Keith. Second Row: B. Hartman, M. Warner, D. Cole, S. Phillips, S. He 'f1tZ- B- MCH'-1211, P- Daniels. Top Roux' S. Keirn, D. Casenueva, R. Sullivan, S. Ayers, G. johnson, T. Tinius, B. Smith, L. Schwartz. Seniors plan their futures while reminiscing of past SENIOR COMMITTEE competing in the weekly cheering contests planning two big- ger and better Senior clays . . . auctioning mem- bers in a slave sale holding a door prize drawing . . . giving valuable gift certificates for prizes . . . baking for profit .. . sponsoring the annual Senior Banquet guiding the senior class in their big year. f- Frank Burris masterfully encourages his slave Deb- I bie Cole along with a . D teasing tug on her hair. ' -R 'A I58 Q n v