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

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Barlow Rau D Parrish C McGuinn W Howell C Rcpkaw M Dcirborn A Burlchird Hill C Miller E. Strickland. Sem111lRow.' D. Newlin, T. Perrygj. Rich- mond C Long B Rhodes L Harrington R Cintrell S Crug S Roberts Tla11dR0zu P Firmer G Ewcrs N. Nziva, P. McDonald, L. Cattanach, L. V1inStavern,V. Spanish Honor members communicate in Spanish SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY . . . maintain- ing a satisfactory average in Spanish . . . getting out of class to go on a field trip . . . painting signs for the football games. . . excelling in one ofthe more widely used languages of the modern world. . . presenting a Christmas play in Spanish . . . being honored in a formal induction . , . conversing in fluent Spanish . . . striving to cap- ture that elusive pronunciation . . . learning that a language will be a bridge to new worlds. OFFICERS: S. Craig, Treiisg D. Spriersma, Pres.g S. Rob- erts, Vw Pres. I59

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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.

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An Carol Lind :ind Harold Smith discuss glans for Sen- ior take-over ay with' Mr. Bowen, the Class Sponsor. .fy-,-af fy 1 Seniors accomplish goals set by Knight school life SENIOR COMMITTEE . . . being sad to see the days as a Knight pass so quickly, yet happy to go on to new adventures. . . sponsoring a Senior Week second semester . . , taking the Senior Placement Test while juniors and Sophomores get a vacation . . . leaving for lunch five minutes earlier than underclassmen . . . yelling at pep assemblies to win the cheering contest . . . win- ning the spirit award given by Student Council during Homecoming Week . , . waiting excit- edly for class ranking . . . graduating as flil Sen- -- iors from the :lil school. ,,,, 7 7 Bolfom Rnwxj. Brickenj. Richmond, D, jordan. Semnd Row: N, Mcncndez, S. Roberts, D. March, P. looney, D, Leonard, C. Pratt, F. Waksman, C. Long. Third Row: B Algeo, D. Spriersmzrj. Bond. C. Bu rns. H. Smith, P. Handschy, N. Davis, D. Parrish. Fourfb Row: P, Farmer, G,johnson, D. Howton. C. Williams, P. Chambers, W, Cesky