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

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The duplicating machine can prove to be an in. valuable aid in study, Librarians stress learning through book realization LIBRARIANS opening the doors to the library early in the morning keeping the library stocked with the best books helping students find the book they want . . . maintain- ing a studious atmosphere checking out books . . . running the copying machine '. . . dig- ging out old magazines and newspapers for re- search papers staying open on Wednesday nights for students who find the quiet atmosphere conducive to studying . . . promoting Robinson's annual book fair maintaining an efficient system for operation promoting interest in literature emphasizing the importance of books encouraging students to turn books in on time so that others may read them keeping an interesting, current selection of peri- odicals offering the key to wisdom. Students find learning twice as easy while at the audio center. Mrs. Frances Ruth Jones Librarian Mrs. Barbara M. Pennington Librarian

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Students that seek truths find guidance in teachers Mr. Sanchez explains a perplexing mathe- matical equation to his Algebra I stu- dents by using the blackboard. mwwaaaewfsaxxn A welcome addition to the RHS faculty, Mr. Woods finds students' averages one of the prime concerns of teachers. Mike Scionti Grace Turner U. of Tampa FSU BS BA Brooks Taylor Fme A111 Club USF Edward Varon BA Prim-Med U. of Tampa BS Frederick Wadley U. of Florida MA Chen Club Robert White Appalachian State U. MA Dorothy Wilson Carolyn Workizer FSU U. of Tampa F.H.A. NHS Ed Woods Beatrice Yates Florida A8cM U. U. of Tenn. BS Ms F.H.A.

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thusiastically gestures to if ' ' Debbie.Abercrombie en- at If 'V 'v V Q- .,,,.,, make her point. ' English encourages skills in Written and oral usage ENGLISH making the three weird sisters and Macbeth come to life through student class- room acting reading literature for entertain- ment and learning reaching for the diction- ary to improve vocabularies expressing cre- ativity through term papers quoting Shake- speare and Emerson . . . attending theatrical per- formances at the Asolo Festival finding out there is more to a sonnet than fourteen lines of iambic pentameter and a rhyme scheme . . . building upon grammatical foundations to reach the heights of written expression conjugat- ing verbs into their proper tenses . . . having to add another senior advanced English class working students finding terminal English ben- eficial . . . learning to use the English language as a tool in written and oral expression. Andy Witzleben and his committee discuss prob- lems of today in speech, f . ,,,, , W l2 if , ff f .We- ugh: 5 I Nxt ,f 'w.. , 4