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

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Bottom Row: G. Pryor,j. Evans, K. Baxley, L. Smithg. Sands, A. Braggi P. Lee, R. Bobo, D. Bell, G. Richardson, R. Mello, A, Simmons. Se:0m1Row K Cooper C Mulli nax, D. Anderson, , Smith, M. Per , C, Beachner, .VanStavern, . dbert, P. Phillips, D, Watlam, M. Bo , R. Rudol h, ThjrdRgw T Smith H0 E Rohmer D fy , sgs P J Casanueva, Irish, A. Humphries, M. Nickerson, E. Arizmendi, S. Clark, K. Devlin, L, Field. Knightettes sell spirit for Robinson's football games KNIGHTETTES . . . starting the 1969-70 school year with a new sponsor - Mrs. Moore . . . selling baked goods at lunch during semester exams . . . donating a display case for new books to the library . . . decorating the goal posts be- fore every football game . . . being part of a cheering squad to back up the cheerleaders at Robinson's basketball games . . . wearing the culotte uniform on Fridays to promote school spirit . . . painting pep banners to boost enthusi- asm for the games . . . having a covered-dish sup- per for identical clubs in the surrounding schools . . . being the only service club to earn a letter . . . selling football programs in true Knightette tradition . . . showing originality in the making of their new uniforms . . . exemplifying their motto: Let Us Be judged By Our Deedsf' OFFICERS: Karin Cooper Pros., Carolyn Mullinax, V Pres., Marsha Nickerson Historian, Paula jackson, Chaplain, Marsha Boggs, Sec. 1817

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Becky Wright and Peggy Campbell discuss the agenda with Mrs. Taylor. Fine Arts members share talents: to teach, to learn FINE ARTS. . .being the first club at RHS. . . tapping new members each semester . . . holding a formal induction ceremony for new members . . . enjoying the prestige as largest interest club at Robinson . . . judging each prospective mem- ber on his individual talents . . . having the only car in the Homecoming parade with tissue flow- ers all over it . . . watching louis break a bottle of coke on Mrs. Turner's floor . . , holding a Christmas dance with the theme of White Knight . . . freezing at a car wash to raise money for decorations . , . cutting out decora- tive stars . . . keeping up tradition by buying a huge tree . . . producing a completely original play for the double assembly . . . showing people how to use their talents for the pleasure of others and for their own satisfaction . . . creating an at- mosphere in which many talents come together to learn from one another. Debbie Phillips and Nancy Bozeman work to prepare the cafeteria for the Christ- mas dance to be that night. Andy Witzleben actually is a part of the dramatic oration he is giving as his audition for club membership. I77

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Bollam OFFICERS: j. Smith, V. Presg S. Leeland, Pres. Chess Club explores new challenges in each match CHESS . . . having meetings every Wednesday and Thursday in room 129 . . . practicing at all the meetings . . . owning only one decent chess set . . . having a former member donate the Gothic set . . . checking to Chamberlain after losing the first time . . . making three chess clocks for their own use and making them for half price . . . attending the Hillsborough Coun- ty Chess Match . . . exceeding the usual one or two rounds by three extra rounds . . . concen- trating - the key to success. . . pitting one intel- ligent mind against another. Row: B. Chambers, S. Bradshaw, Y. Kerch, M. Checkver, J. Smith, H. Baillargeon. Serand Row: -I. Daggetr, M. Leeland, S. Iftlilnfi S- DFHHC, E- KHSSCY-