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

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Bofmm Row: S. Walker, C. LaCosta, H. Daniel, R. McGuire, D. Bingle, J. Mullis, Mgr. Top Row: S. Burton G. Reily R. Schmidt R Stracke M Ball, B. Calhoun. l ' ' ' ' ' W J .V. basketball cultivates the skills of future cagers j.V. BASKETBALL . . . scrambling madly for a jump ball . . . tipping in another two points . . . setting up in a zone defense pressing op- ponents to regain ball control . . . trying for the three point play being consoled by team- mates after fouling out warming up before the games to insure accuracy using a long pass for a quick field goal trying a long shot in the final seconds of a quarter . . . Coach Bessent substituting players for best results Robinsorfs Squires getting much experience. Herman Daniel lays up a score between two Hillsborough defenders.

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