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

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Boltom Row: K. Robbins, G. Edquid, Chap.g M. Edquid, Pres.g G. Evers. Top Row: J Miller, C. Loyer, L. Dodds, C. Habecker. YFC, FCA realize ideals through active leadership YOUTH FOR CHRIST holding devotions every Monday morning . . . enjoying friendships within the club discussing Christianity in relation to school and home life inviting guests to attend devotions . . . stretching their lives to new dimensions responding to the need for understanding in daily life . .. demon- strating the rewards of high moral standards . . . having actions reflect ideals. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES . . . encouraging good sportsmanship and devel- oping sound minds seeking solutions to problems through religion gaining respect in school life meeting the challenge of liv- ing a Christian life participating in varied athletic activities being united by common bonds of interest . . . relating the importance of club association to fellow students setting an example for others to follow. ' ' K. H 'Ito M. Puls, D. Witt, B. CHIIIP' Ballom Raw' Coach V Bessent sponsor Second Row: B. Potts, H. Daniels, R, McGuire, M. KeyS6f, I 321.1 sgherwhhe, B. Winn. Top Row: b H S Fang Omg. Thing Rowfjw Freerrian, D. Satterwhite, M, Stiffler, B. Restal, E. Harrelson, B. JOIEY, Li 'I'homas, Cjhapg J. Mulder, S. Walder, G. Ebanks, M. Ball, M. LaGrand, R. Zuccato, D. Singer, G- Griffith' l72 A

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Bollam Row: C. Morrone, T. Solis, S. Reina, C. Snell, T. Grasso, D. Lyles, M, McKinnes, B. Shattles. Top Row: B. Baldwin, L. Ratto, K. Brown, G. Bolden, Mrs, Yates, sponsorg j. Kodatt, D. Baker, J. Silverberg, M. Ridenhover. Bollam Row: M. Ridenhower, Sec.g B. Shatrles, Pres.g D. Baker, Vice Pres. of Works. Top Row: G. Bolden, Hist.g J. Silverberg, Treasg K. Brown, Vice Pres. of Projects, FHA relates significance of attaining various skills FHA learning about homemaking en- joying fellow club members' knowledge seeing the need for efficiency in their futures discussing new and modern techniques for running a home being prepared for the problems they may face as homemakers . . . keep- ing the hall display case interesting and informa- tive offering promises of good times and education to prospective members selecting club projects with enthusiasm demonstrat- ing their proficiency by preparing food for the mother-daughter banquet selling school rec- ord books as a money-making project . . . swap- ping ideas and suggestions practicing skills expected of a homemaker convincing RHS of the club's value by its usefulness.

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Botlom Row: J. Doyne, Sec.g S. Walker, B. Meyer, P. Williams, Treas.g P. Smith. Second Row: M. Deppeller, M. Linares, V. Pres.g D. Norris, H. Bolden. Top Row: C. Hotsinpiller, T. Doyne, M. O'Mara, M. Wishart, D. Rose. ff Bollom Row: S. Prayor, M. Leeland, G, Legarreta, R. Clark. Serond Row: J. Bricker, B. Snoddy, H. Baillargeon, R. jackson, S. Leeland. Top Row: C. Mathis, W. Wells, Mr. Wadley, sponsorg R. Jacobson, Pres. FBLA and Chess groups look to important moves FBLA backing knowledge with skill learning the ways of the business world producing responsible leaders of the future gaining a better understanding of the law by watching a trial tackling their yearly proj- ect with organization and determination using knowledge gained in club activities in their respective business classes learning through sharing 'ideas . . . looking to the future with the security of experience. CHESS CLUB improving strategy through practice learning new moves from other members .. . challenging each other to matches . .. concentrating for what seems like hours on a single move keeping track of their wins and losses realizing that through mistakes comes a dividend of knowledge introduc- ing interested students to an exciting pastime . . . feeling the joy of winning . . . learning to win and lose gracefully . . . playing in the spirit of friendly competition.