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

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Tony Abruzzio finds that drawing with a broken arm is difficult. Well-made plans require draftsmeifs utmost effort DRAFTING making certain to have the rough side of the paper up washing the T-squares and triangles learning to use a compass and French curves sharpening pen- cils . . . being as accurate as possible , . . design- ing houses trying to keep your drawing clean . . . reading French and Svenson books . . . following the American Standards being careful to make arrowheads just right . . . know- ing the difference between 30-60 and right tri- angle blue printing feeling proud of your well--made plans. .-C121-. if egg! Y ,,,,,, , Bob Frisby takes a few Dan Levy l'f0flf5 dillisfnf- pointers from Rhonda ly blfJ'5 PflnUf1i-I house Pollard in Drafting 1. Plans In Drflffms 2-

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9 fr bfi EX, if.-2 A4 xi 0 fb eff! Buys' P.E, finds that to ginger Crmfh Mnhin is a fate wmrse than death. David Harrison runs track to keep in shape for an upcoming track meet. K e n n y Shellenbarger eludes a host of pursuers as he skirts around end,

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fred Saclcett uses several tools includ- ing the drill press to complete his proj- ects xn shop. Precision in craftsmanship makes shop pupils proud SHOP . . . building things with your own hands . . . having all the equipment necessary to make a great project . . . cutting, glueing, sanding and varnishing using scraps to avoid waste drawing plans and figuring costs choosing just the right kind of wood learning how to solder and weld . .. cleaning up after each class knowing all the tools and their uses . .. getting a day off each week to study Or go to the library remembering to wear your safety glasses painting your project just the right color . . . taking home the item you made. N Mr. Ray assists Steve N Brockman in putting a ' handle on his mug.