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

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,J 'WA It .QV , Mrs, Shields finds the job as Mfr Lambert dlllgemll' Dem 0fGir15 enjoyable- checks the passes of out of class students. Mrs. Shields and Mr. Lam- bert work together in the students! behalf. Deans encourage respect for Robinson's traditions DEANS . . . patrolling the campus with dignity . . . disciplining the students with concern for the individual . . . supervising the busy clinic . . .keeping the files ofallwithdrawals. . .mak- ing I.B.M. attendance reports without fail . . . taking the responsibility of loading and unload- ing school busses . . . recording all disciplinary actions . . . supervising the numerous social events . . . collecting vital information on federally connected' students . . . scheduling the use of the lunchroom by any school organiza- tions . . . putting the County Health Depart- ment vision and hearing testing program into ac- tion . . . helping the under-confident and shy student . . . handling the student and teacher in- surance . . . being indispensable.

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Vice-President Randy Red- dell receives help from Mrs. Menendez. Mrs. Menendez promotes pride in RHS regulations MRS. MENENDEZ . . . taking Mr. Marleyis place when necessary . . . assigning teachers to their rooms . . . securing substitutes during the absence of teachers . . . organizing the master schedule . , . keeping a level head when solving hectic problems. . .balancing classes and teacher loads . . . working tirelessly with Student Coun- cil , . . keeping a precise calendar of school hap- penings. . . listening to frequent requests for the out-of-class use ofthe building . . . battling the problem of schedule changes . . , keeping an ac- curate file on each club . . . smiling when a smile is needed , . . presiding over Student Council meetings . . . approving the skits planned for special occasions . . . having a jar of worry candy on her desk . . . being stern but under- standing . . . receiving the title of honorary queen 'of Night of Knights . . . taking pride in RHS . . . being the pride of RHS. As presidents of service 4 . 'E' MW . if Tri gf QA clubs, Debbie Norris and Janice Bond consult Mrs. Mcnendcz for advice. H! ki

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Counselors help students with individual problems GUIDANCE COUNSELORS . . . aiding stu- dents in course planning . . . investigating indi- vidual capabilities . . . researching student popu- lation . . . balancing class loads . . . adminis- tering various tests necessary for college place- ment . . . distributing test results to each indi- vidual . . . informing students of available schol- arships . . . helping pupils to choose a college or vocation . . . programming as necessary when individual problems arise . . . being responsible for all schedule changes and releases . . . noti- fying parents of senior failures each six Weeks . . . assigning students to adaptive P.E .... linking the present with the future . . . playing an im- portant role in the functioning of Robinson High School's curriculum. Karen Carrera discusses future vo- cational plans with her counselor, Mr. Varon, 'kip 2' Saralee Bonner Fla. A 8: M BS Phillip Landetra Mississippi U. MA Vir inia Hatton 8 USF MA Edward Varon U. of Tampa BS f Mrs- Bonner shows Diane Dillon available subjects