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

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jo Ann Miller receives an ex- planation of lizard life from a student attending St. Pete j.C. Judy Hartman and Paul Farmer benefit from an in- formal class lecture. Former RHS students return from St. Pete j.C.'5 Fresh- man Orientation. if ,, M, ,X rf fig, ly, 1 5 , In fag,-x X Z wld 1 ,fffl 7955 1173 'W-Q If ,Q ff, fm 4 . .Hb fwfr' iae -ia 'QQLZQ ,SI 2I3

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Graduation: time out for visualizing our destinies GRADUATION . . , saying good-bye to Rob- inson for the last time. , . looking through old annuals to see your friends two years ago . . . wondering whether you've changed at all , . . sighing with relief because college entrance exams paid off. . . eating in the cafeteria the last day and wondering what you thought was so bad about it . . , realizing the hard work your teach- ers put in for you . , . feeling the need to say thank you , . , waiting all week for the big nighti' to come . . .crying bitter salty tears when it finally does. . . receiving the symbol of twelve long years of accomplishment . 4 . hugging and kissing the friends you grew up with . . . feeling the lump in your throat get bigger and bigger . . . looking back to Robinson with the same pride and love you had when you enterecl, joan Richmond finds that those great college meals aren't the best. Mika Smith und Steve Phil Clrtmburs makes his Moore demide their futures wnptcross campustinhis dc' while beaclitornbing, pendgtble minibikg,

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Chorus shows unification as height of performance CHORUS . . . striving to exhibit perfection through unity . . . heeding Mrs. Munford's criti- cisms and following her encouragement . . . going to Plant High to participate in an evening concert . . . accepting long and strenuous practi- ces to achieve that special sound . . . merging many voices to bring forth one harmonious sound . , . seeking beauty and distinction in the highest form . . . settling for nothing less than all that can be given . . . acquiring a serious un- derstanding of music . . . appreciating the art of song . . . traveling to USF to display choral ac- complishment . . . moving towards a significant goal in the musical world. 5:'.f .. ' 121993 'fi il:?:2v f . 'vt I Zqgfaff? V ,aff ,iff 'f, , 51,211 ' f ,,-qu 5512-If 49- , ifffiv Q - 1, V 1,-ffl4,., ,v:,5 fy , - 'iff 'A'-1. Vip .if 1 11. - it Ima: -Lf ' L ffl? A XZ? 5 Q 'Y 'Z 'i ' 1:-- 1: N ' t 3: v--17 -' , E ' SUE'-.5 ff Z . . 12:1 ffm, Q fi: 4 Concetta Blount earnestly adds her voice to the rest of the chorus. Cheryl Allison, Shelly Gra- nath and Adria Majeras vo- calize intently. l 1 Students become friends while lmrningato harmonize together in c ss.