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

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' L-scam ulfafm SJ MTE? Spanish Honor Society if SHS raises funds for trip -M to historic St. Augustine SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY . . . electing a sergeant-at-arms for the first time . . . getting lost on the way to Ybor City . , . washing cars to raise money for the yearly trip to St. Augustine . . . selling stationery . . . rushing to put up a glittering sign for Homecoming two minutes be- fore the burglar alarm went off' in the cafeteria X . . . getting up at 6:30 to go to St. Augustine . . . tt? visiting the old fort and shopping in the recon- structed town . . . requiring three semesters of 'N-wfgq Spanish and a Bw average . . . asking advice of SHS officers Ann Robinson, vice-president, Ed O'Connor, sergeant-at-arms, and Ellen Strickland, president, ex- Mrs. Houde and MIS. Phillips . . . Speaking OHC amine stationery they hope to sell to raise money to go to St. Augustine. of the most Widely known languages of today. law M Bottom Row: R, Cantrell, D. Newlin, Evans, T. Perry, S. Roberts, D. Houde, P. Towson, Pelletier. Second Row: L. VanStavem, B. Rhodes, L. Harrington, S. Keenan, N. Nava, Mrs. Phillips, D. Swilley, A. Robinson, B. Martin, S. Buntin, K. Moody, A. Long, S. Escobar, C. Miller. Top Raw: E. Strickland, G. Houston, S. Craig, G. Robinson, Tebo, B. Herndon, S. Angelo, Black, B. Howell, P. Pampel, W. Sprague, E. O'Connor, M. Checkver,J. Waksman, A, Burkhard, V. Cruise, G. Evers, A. Ygual. 7

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Latin Honor Society Baflom Row: S. Micale, E. Peters, L. Easler, Bricker, K. Banks. Second Row: M, Dolan, P, Popalis, G. Thomas, A. Griffith, K. Hope, M. Leeland, T. Sexton, P. Potts. Third Rout' C. Lee, C. Scott, L. Roberts, C. Stanifer, E. Verdieck. L. Smith,,I. I-Io, B. Owens, D. Casanueva, P. johnson, C. Whitson, Mr. Pollard, sponsor. Fourth Row: A. Ridgewell, S. Drain, M. Czolgocz, L. Reigel, S, Burton, S. Fariisworthxl. Williams, H. Heller, R. Longman, B. Coplen, D. Herrig, S. Walker, Tap Rawx G. Nassau,j, Koch, A. Young, A. Ray, L, Hiers, D. Swilley. R. Gutkin, C. junkin, L. McLaren, K. Cannella, C. Mofhtt, L, Scruggs. 56 Latin Honor participates in state and local forums LATIN I-IONCR SOCIETY . . , gaining mem- bership by maintaining a B average in Latin . . . winning the spirit award due to the efforts of Lane Hiers, President . . . deciding to order jer' seys and finding a style that satisfied everyone , , . making plans to attend the elegant induction banquet at the Kapok Tree Inn ,. , receiving mementoes of the occasion . . . celebrating Carol Scott's birthday with a cake adorned by glowing sparklers painting colorful, bright banners each week with paints donated by Mr. Pollard . . . taking advantage of a warm afternoon by having a picnic . . . attending district and state forums and competing in the sponsored events . . . winning nrst place . . . voting for local dele- gates at the district meeting.. . . taking pride in being an outstanding merit club. Treasurer Carol Scott, vice-president Mike Czolgocz, president Lane Hiers, and secretary Heidi Heller stand against a background of Roman culture at the induction banquet,

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58 Student Council B' 1 W V! it V, Knight Congress creates radiant Night of Knights STUDENT COUNCIL . . . electing new mem- bers from homerooms early in the school year . . . selling Betty Benson candy for fifty cents per box . . . conducting Burger Chef Day and sharing profits with the band . . . selecting incentive and public relations committees . . . stamping posters and banners . . . sponsoring a car in the Home- coming parade . . . working with Jessie Ho to 2 present a memorable Night of Knights and hop- ing it to be the best ever . . . holding meetings one morning each week . . . selling student direc- tories . . . electing new officers in early spring maintaining a closer contact between stu- dents and faculty respecting Mrs. Shields' opinions . . . guiding the Robinson student body in its continuing crusade for higher ideals. Student Council officers Debbie Houde, treasurer, Barbara Shakula, recording secretary, Alan Herb, vicc-presi- dent, Randy Redclell, president, and Susan Schaeffer, corresponding secretary, work during second period to keep up to date records of meetings, candy sale profits, and general business. 196' . ef gil A 51, 41-v 39 Syoirl ,f -I Boltam Row: A. Ray, T. Bell, D. Freeman, Y. Kerch, S. Cole, D. Longman, D. Seville, B, Reddell, S. Walters, C. Moffit, V. Youngcourt. Serond Row: S, Bennett, L. Harringt0I1, J. Hine, R. Neil, C. Schuermann, B. Cagle, P. Lee, D. Gregory, D. Gilbert. Third Row: L. List, C. Smith, N. Nava, C. Watkins, C. Scott, johnson, L. johnson, P. Hall, T- Tyler, P. Ekman, G. Easton, G. Evers, C. Miller, E. Strickland, D. Landsburg. Fourth Raw: A. Giannella, T. Wilcox, F. Kloepfer, P, Dobbins, Ho, K, Linares, ,I0rrCS, D- Wilkinson, L. D'Arrigo,j, Bocock,j. Bury, L. Easler, C. Stepp, D. Ho, M. Handschy, S. Mashburn. Row: B. Shakula, B. Campbell, S. Schaeffer, R. Reddell, B. Travis. TQ? Row: K. Banks, R. Whitten, R. Potenberg, M. Czolgocz, A. Herb, S. Hexel, D. Broward, R. Satterwhite, W, Davis, S. Walker, M. Stevenson, M. Elliot, D. Satterwhitc, S. Drane, R. Hemmingway, B. Herndon. a