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

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Student Council Pride, spirit, financial need and love of hamburgers all these made Burger Chef Sponsors Mr. Barrington and Mrs. Shields discuss upcoming agenda. ,--- f--,Y Y. ,-JN Alan Herb, Student Council vice-president, takes advantage of his opportunity to Work in the bookstore by selling a box of nuttie buddies' to james Black. ii,

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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

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Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll portrays exceptional literary skills QUILL AND SCROLL . . . combining outstand- ing staff members from all the publications . . . developing creative talents to express thoughts and emotions . . . helping other staff members in meeting deadlines . . . being a member of a na- tionally recognized chapter painting spirit signs for the Brandon and Leto football games , . . measuring and making curtains to be hung in the journalism office . . . attending the annual Quill and Scroll breakfast during the F.S.P.A. convention at Miami . . . convincing Mrs. McClendon to hold inductions at her home . . . listening spellbound while Mrs. Blalock discusses the qualities of a Quill and Scroll member . . . celebrating the occasion with Mr. jim Bolin of Taylor Publishing Company . . . wondering who ate the meat you 'cfonduedv . . . Working togeth- er to capture memorable events and moments in descriptive phrases and pictures. 60 'iw Randy Reddell and Kerry Works discover how to fondue beef during night inductions at Mrs. McClendon's home. 'F' ' W.,...f.,ff I 1 : Bottom Row: D. Houde, S. Edwards, D. Woolard. Second Row: P. Moore, D. Drenberg, Mrs. McC1endon, P. Duncan, K. Works. Third Row: L. Thomas, L. Van Stavern, G. Evers, R. Reddell, A. Robinson. Top Row: A. Giannella, L. Scruggs. President Pat Duncan and vice president Doug Drenberg measure for journalism Office curtains.