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

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Bottom Row P Ports M White T Grave B Wilkerson R Satterwhite D Satterwhite C Spencer Top Row B. Hill A Ray S Tune R Cantrell L Lipka C Loyer M Ed uid P Pottsj Miller Rev H Linclstrom D Spence A Young P Putney G Evers C McQumn D Cafrey YFC marks the right way toward a meaningful life YOUTH FOR CHRIST . . . holding morning devotions . . . getting up extra early to make it by 7:30 . . . painting spirit signs . . . turning to Rev. Hank Lindstrom for guidance . .. ex- pressing their faith in song . . . strengthening their character through Christ . . . having more members than in years before ... . gaining respect from 'fellow students through their actions . . . greeting new faces with enthusiasm . . . provid- ing a religious background for the Knights . . . being united through common bonds of faith . , . looking beyond this life . . . sharing with others God's gift of eternal life, Boitam Row: Jo Ann Miller, Sec.g Margie Edquid, Trcasg Iebra Lip a, Pres. Top Row: Ron Satterwhite, Vice Presg Rev. Hank Lindstrom, Chap.

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Bottom Row: N. Harding, D. Gielow, K. Collins, B. Reddell, A. Ray, V. Cruise. Top Raw: I. Gardner, D, Lyles, C. Stulck, S. Roberts, B. Gardner. FHA increases their skills to be future homemakers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . having bake sales . . . hearing speakers on hair care and personal grooming . . . breaking the sugar bowl . . . installing club officers at the Family Night dinner . . . entering a car in the Homecoming parade . . . going caroling at nurs- ing homes . . . taking gifts to patients at Christ- mas time . . . working on degrees . . . making valentines to take to orphans . . . giving an Eas- ter party for the mentally retarded . . . holding meetings during class time . . . giving a Family Banquet . . . having FHA Week . . . giving a shrub for the beautification of the new wing . . . looking forward to the future as homemakers. Aime Ray. Vice President. Anna Young. President.

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5 4 2 OFFICERS: L. Frantz, Sec., M. Czolf goa, Vice Pres., B. Manulkin, Pres.: Smith, Treas. J CL isin constant search of keen Latin awareness JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE . . . creating spirit by painting pep signs . . . inducting new members each semester . . . attending the Dis- trict Forum in February . . . having individual members compete against other schools in differ- ent Helds of Latin . . . holding the annual Latin banquet in March . . . listening to an oration given during the banquet . . . riding in their own car in the Homecoming parade . . . sharing in the common interest of Latin . . . showing that latin can be fun as well as useful. ii ' 1 62 Z Bottom Row: C. Spencer, P. Potts, F. Burkes, A. Griffith, G. Perry. Serond Row: Mr. Pollard, L. Hiers, R. Webb, M. Leslie, M. Gregory. Third Row: J. Smith, L, Frantz, B. Manulkin, B. Heinrich, G. Harmon, C. Welch. Faurtb R0w.' L. Scruggs, B. Wilkerson, G. McCurdy, R. Longman, M. Czolgocz, K. Banks,