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

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Bol!omRozL T Perry R Cantrell D Drtnberg Ho W Howell R McGinnis C Miller SrwmfRnu'.' Mrs. Brownfield, R. Pollard, A. Robinson R Schmidt S Leclmd L Scruggs L V1nSt1vcrn D Wotalard Tlazru' Row D MacMill:1n,S, Roberts, P. Farmer, B. Ho, B. Round Table: a high goal all students try to obtain ROUND TABLE . . , working together as stu- dents with a common interest - high scholastic achievement . . . having, for the first time, their own assembly to announce new members . . . searching the Senior and Junior classes for all eli- gible students . . . qualifying under any of the three requirements for a year . . . having six subjects with an average of3.75O . . . taking five subjects and ending with a 5.800 average . . . maintaining a 3.818 average while taking five subjects one semester and six the other . . . re- ceiving a letter as their reward . . .gaining a gold bar for one year in Round Table , . . forming under the theory of King Arthur and his Round Table, all are equal . . . choosing one member to represent them in the Inner Club Council . . . being strictly a merit club formed solely to bes- tow honor on all who are deserving. Rita Cantrell receives from Greg Blome her letter as re- war for her 3.8 average.

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NHS a1ds needy students with study respons1b11ities i At NHS tutoring, Bill Snod' dy and Mark Ciccariclla toil over Spanish. jenn M, Richmond Sharon M. Roberts Micki L. Rowland Patricia L. Scartozzi Kathryn M. Scott james D. Scale Toni D. Smith William E. Snodcly Deborah Sprietsma Elizabeth Stanley -Jeanette Sung Donna L. Swartz

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l OFFICERS: S. Burton, V. Pres., L, Hiers, Treasg N. Girouard, Sec., R. Webb,Prcs. LHS interests students in Roman and Greek culture LATIN HONOR SOCIETY . . . absorbing the culture of the ancient Romans and Greeks . . . maintaining a 'B' average in Latin . . . winning the spirit award the first time it was presented . . . inducting new members each semester . . . co-sponsoring the District Forum . . . making beat tags for all of the games . , . being the first merit club to paint banners every Sunday. . . jus- tifying the study of a language which is consid- ered dead . . . enjoying the knowledge gained in this justification . . . hoping others will learn to appreciate Latin . . . understanding our own so- ciety by studying others. L, Batlom Row: L. Brubakenj. Smith, Mjorgensen, L. Burkcs, R. Webb, S. Burton, N. Girouard, L, Hiers, C. Welch,J. Bricker, S. Edwards, Mr, Pollard. Sef0m1Rvw.' Mi Leglie B. Algeo,j. Su ng, C. Don1ild,G.J11ck, K. Scotnj. I-larrman, D. Phillips, R. Gutkin,G. Harmon, L, Frantz. Tap Row: T. Wall, D. Harrison, D. Leonard, C. Pratt, C. Merhing K. Hope, S. Leeland, B, DuBose, W, Ponder, M. Dolan, G. Perry, D. Drenburg, E. Peters, B. Ho.