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

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130110771 R011-' D- Peter, K4 PWYY- J- DHWMSOU- K- FOX, R. DiCkinson. Serwld Raw: A. Atkins D Gourdeau V Rosche S Chailcowski Mr McClellan sponsor. Top Roux' j. jirkbride, M. Wade, D, Houke, J. Swanson, Science Club lives anewg Para-Meds obtain insight SCIENCE being revived after deactivation . , . finding the willing Mr. McClellan to spon- sor their efforts . . . securing the necessary funds for a place in the annual developing pride in their projects going on field trips to broaden perspective learning to use delicate equipment staying after school until the job is complete . . . being it member of reestab- lishecl unit exploring horizons of science. PARA-MEDS . . . uniting members with a com- mon future goal preparing for a career in medicine sacrificing many hours of self in hospital work . . . sponsoring underprivilegecl families during the holiday season taking on added responsibilities . ., lending their lives to the community having a spiffy sponsor, Mrs. Faulkner, giving to others in need. Bollwll Roux' C. Nunez. G. Hooper. Second Roux' C. Mehring, C. Morrnne, A. Simmons, B. Sutter, Tap Roux' L. Hall, S. Sutter, B. Hartman. H La ml I74 I

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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.

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Bollrmz Roux' M. Keith, Sec., R. Tyson, Pres. Top Roux' g J. Kodatt, Treas.g D, Sprietsma, V. Pres. Achievement forms pride in Fine Arts Club action FINE ARTS holding auditions early in the year selecting only the most talented to become members . . . planning to the last de- tail in sponsoring the annual Christmas Formal nominating the jolliest students to run for Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus buying just the right Christmas tree for the cafeteria . . . making the season brighter putting on a double assembly to entertain the student body . . . spend- ing long hours perfecting their diverse talents , . . achieving much to earn the acclaim of both students and faculty working creatively un- der the able leadership of Mrs. Reaney learning that it takes more than talent to succeed. km Boilom Raw: J. Drain, A. Redlcy, T. Tinius, S. Bocock, R, Powell, D. Durham, M. Moore. Second Row: Mrs. Turner, Sponsor, G. Jack, J. Katz, N. Russo, M. Neill, W. Gaylor, M. Keith, D. Jones, D. Phillips. Third Roux' C. Dolhanowsky, C. Flanagan, P. Johnson, R. Tyson, S. Bond, V. Payne, N. Sleeth, J. O'Brien. Fourth Row: B. Wright, D. Sprietsma, J. Kodatt, E, Vassar, D. Duncan, D. Orr, C. Meredith. Fifzlz Raw: P. Freda, J. Singleton, D. Micks, J. Davis, L. Aaby, L. Putney, P. Livingston, J. jordan.