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

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X '---...MM james Dagget steadily pours a chemical solu- tion inm fi fesr lube. Mrs. Faulkner catches Jacque jewett trying to skip physiology class. Holly Harris and Pat Hanclschy witness a pair of friendly gerbils kiss. YS 2 'fi' ii sa? 54:

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junior, Joyce Schwarz, buttons up her exhibit of the human skeleton. Science explores enigmas to advance all of mankind SCIENCE balancing complicated chemical equations . . . using advanced mathematics to aid in scientific ventures finding out there is more than one Way to skin a cat . . . putting the scientific method into effect to figure bewilder- ing problems experimenting with the basic elements of life . . . watching life unfold under a microscope . . . studying the animal and plant cells and their internal systems searching for a spark of life in a drop of rainwater scanning the evening skies for falling stars and other myriad wonders taking field trips in the great outdoors . . . collecting natures special odds and ends remembering the teacher's recipe for making wine through fermentation . . . exploring secrets of world to better mankind. Senior anene Lemle J Y, patiently weighs a chem- ical on a balancing scale. 22 li fig 5 fs ' V Y 'J x 2 Q y 5 5 ?1 2 556 1 gi ..

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Languages carry students into mystic, far off lands LANGUAGES . . . learning to communicate with people of other lands studying foreign cul- tures and histories translating legends listening to Medea, a Greek tragedy on records participating in culture days on Friday doing projects . . . rolling those Spanish rr's . . . listening to tapes and records to improve pro- nunciation and comprehension taking gram- mar tests becoming competent in writing in a foreign language reciting orally learning dialogues gaining satisfaction from the ability to comprehend the languages Of dif- ferent countries increasing world harmony through the better understanding of the lan- guage and culture of other lands. ' xx. Pat Bryson, Marlene Duran and Debbie Swilley grin at Mrs. Deitrich's interpretation of one of the dialogues. Y ,W a 3 H W W fi .6 ' ,N 1 Mary Leslie ponders the playing of an ancient in- strument, the Iyre.