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

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Bottom Rauf: M. Rowland, N. King,j. Kimbrell. Tala Row: S, Roberts gi Mallaney, P. Duncanul. Seale, Dzlordan, H. Bail argeon, B. Ho, D arc . Quill and Scroll creates written records for RHS QUILL AND SCROLL . . . welcoming a new sponsor . . . having the first nationally affiliated chapter since 1964 . . . starting the tradition ofa formal induction . . . making an outstanding contribution to one of Robinsons literary fields . . . being inducted by Mrs. Blalock . . . devot- ing precious time and valuable efforts to Knight Writers. . . taking pains to make sure every page of Excalibur is perfection . . . accepting only the best of each person's journalistic endeavors . . . constructing the written records for posterity . . .striving to make every publication just a lit- tle bit better. Quill and Scroll president, Debbie jordan, receives her membership pin from Mrs, Mcillendon, sponsor, during formal inductions.

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Toni Rossi and Colette-Mu- laney look over student sub missions forthe 1970 literary magazine 'in excelsisf 'in excelsis' merges talent for RHS literary creation 'in excelsis '... selecting a staff talented in all areas of literary work . . . collecting numerous submissions for the magazine . . . critiquing po- etry, prose, artwork and photography . . . log- ging all entries in a book . . . re-typing each sub- mission . . . choosing the entries to be put in the magazine after much deliberation . . . meeting with former editors . . . putting up posters to +-. advertise the magazine . . . selling SPIRIT bumper stickers . . . surprising Colette with a birthday party. . .exchanging literary magazines with other schools . . . giving Knights a chance to express talents in many forms. Fin! Row: C. Burns, P. Handschy, j. Bond, G. Totz, H, Smith, C, Pratt, P, Duncan, j, Kimbrell. Second Row: C. Mullaney and T. Rossi, ctyeditots.

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OFFICERS: Randy Reddell. Presg Betky Wfright. Sec. ICC works toward better relations among all clubs INTER-CLUB COUNCIL. , . being composed of presidents from every club . . . learning new rules to pass on to the members . , . meeting once a month . . . working together to equalize all organizations . . . reporting on activities done by each club . . . having a leadership workshop for all officers . . . having a former Student Council President as the guest speaker . . . help- ing each other with club problems . . . turning in membership lists and financial reports. . .get- ting Mrs. Reaney as their new sponsor . . , hav- ing eaehclub write a charter . . . building mem- bership in clubs . . . getting constitutions in by the set date . . . learning meaningful leadership. 30110111 Rm-: A. Young, Fi W.iksm,in.'I. Bondul, Kimbrell, D. Sprietsma. H. Bolden. B, RI.1nullcin,D, Norris. R Webb. D -Iordan Tap Roux G Totz. S. Slrtctfer, A XVirrel- ben. XV. Cesky. S. Leelnnd. B. Snoddy. P. Farmer. Cash. G. Blome.