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

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Hillsborough County Super- intendent of Public Schools, Dr. Raymond Shelton, Board members strive to upgrade school standards THE SCHOOL BOARD , . . issuing contracts for service and materials . . . establishing school attendance areas . . . retaining a staff of consul- tants to inspect the schools . . . employing teach- ers and administrators whom they can depend on . . . vetoing acts of any and all employees and their Work when necessary . . . being responsible for the efficient operation of the school system . . . planning ahead to avoid overcrowded class- rooms , . . working with school principals and teachers to improve the Held of instruction . . . organizing special curriculum committees in such areas as testing, art, and science . . . placing exceptional children in special classes . . . work- ing together to give Hillsborough County an ef- ficiently nin school system. Rolando H. Lewis, james P, Thompson, Ben H. Hill, Bob Bondi, Ramond O. Shelton, Cecile Essrig, Carl L. Carpenter, Hugo Schmidt.

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Mr. Howton listens to plans for future RPA projects. RPA attempts to achieve modification aiding RHS R.P.A .... making a big step by merging the Dad's Club, the P.T.A., and the Band Boosters . . . assisting the band in paying off the final debts for the uniforms . . . managing the conces- sion stand at athletic activities . . . completing the work on the Donor Board . . . setting an ex- ample for other schools to follow . . . paying for the second trip to Gainesville made by the band members . . . taking an active concern in the im- provements of Lake Robinson . . . making plans for future students . . . handling the busy park- ing lot during football games . . . taking the major part in air conditioning the library . . . bringing teachers and parents closer together . . . dedicating tremendous amounts of time and ef- fort to improve Robinson, f '-'A 'wet' ' ' :f.::.:. J , r Z,,,xA f ,t,, J , X'- . 'A ' 2 1 ff - E ' 2' af 5 ' f ,- , 1 a N Top Row: G. Smith, Pres.g D. Howton, 2nd Vice Pres.g Vfjones, Treasg N. Hines, Rec, Sec. Bottom Row: President George Smith R. Orr, lsr Vice Presg M. Stallard, 3rd Vice Pres, - presides over a constructive RPA meeting.

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Mrs. Plummer uses her knowledge of first aid to bandage Sarita Painrer's in- -v- jured wrist, I1 Clinic Workers faithfully aid ill or injured Knights CLINIC WORKERS . . . signing students into the infirmary . . . keeping a daily record of all clinic admissions . . . taking temperatures when necessary . . . notifying parents when students are too ill to return to class . . . staying with and giving moral support to the sick and injured . . . working on a volunteer basis . . . giving first aid as taught in the Standard First Aid book . . . no- tifying the dean in case of major accidents . . . filling out all records and individual health cards . . . calling the dean's attention to unusual cases or chronic repeaters . . . returning admits to stu- dents when they are ready to leave the clinic . . . signing students out of the infirmary and the dean's office . . . wearing uniforms with pride. jgwe, ,f,,,,-,,,W - ,N P'-'1'-' 9' '-- + if ,.......-.- Y A si f -J , Xa f 5 4 7 1 ,, .. - iz A I ,N A MM i ., , , f- ., -f -- v L , , ff 3 '-X4 t t I , A ,, V t ,ug . Q .. t , W, . ,A - 4 ' 'Q 52,3 C - Botlom Row: G. Edwards, -I. Sexton, F. Williams, B, W k , T R A- M Stock, M, Ray, M. Deppeller, T. Buckley. or S op ow i