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

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64 A nchor Anchor hosts convention for regional Pilot groups ANCHOR . . . sponsoring a door-decorating contest and teacher slave sale as part of Hillsbor- ough Week . . . preparing a skit for the weekly football pep assembly and announcing Steve Walker as winner of the Dog Trainer contest . . . carrying cans all week and tallying the coins col- lected . . . giving a get-acquainted coke party for all interested students . . . arriving to paint the weekly spirit banners and leaving with stripes on members, legs and arms . . . tapping twenty-one new members at fall inductions . . . hostessing the annual city-wide dinner meeting in December . . . attending workshops sponsored by the ICC and Pilot Club . . . buying an ad in the school newspaper for the special. Christmas issue selling RHS pins to boost spirit . . . participating enthusiastically in the school and community. n f ' t ,-t.. My Cerise Lewis laughingly responds when summoned to carry books for an old Anchor member Bollom Row: P. Kemm, C. junkin, D. McClendon, B. jones, C. Lewis, T. Evans, T, Smith, K. Baxley, R. Rapoch. Second Row: C. Hirrh, A. Ygual, M. Freda, S. jude, S. Corwin A. Wimpee, VL. Smith, M. Rayneld, L. Holler, N. Yanni. Third Row: N. Johnson, P, Towson, R. Myers, D. Garno, E. Yezierske, C. Brown, B. Francis, M. Nickerson, P. Phil lips, D. Stuart. Tap Row: S. Mullis, R. Rudolph, C. Rosche, S. Cherok, D. Woolard, S. Buntin, B. Gregg, D. Turner, L. Ching, B. Prescott.

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. i i Fine Arts Aff ff! 1 2 Q Fine Arts illustrates goal of appreciating all talent FINE ARTS . . . auditioning prospective mem- bers in October and March . . . getting a Christ- mas tree for the cafeteria and decorating it with glistening bulbs . . . having a bake sale and a car wash to raise money for the Christmas Dance . . . putting up unique posters for the dance, then having to go back and change the date one Week later . . . Working to make the Christmas Dance a night filled with cheer . . . organizing a double assembly to display individual talents . . . provid- ing entertainment for the Inter-Club Council 'f 'P Workshop . . . uniting people gifted in music, art, dancing, and writing to become the largest Mitch Checkver and Larry Easier get together to provide entertainment at ICC workshop in October. imfgregt dub at Robinson, 4,- v . Bollom Row: D. Williams, G. Houston, D. Newlin, D. Houde, C. Corwin, B. Garner, K. Baxley, C, Bucklin, R. Carlton. Semnd Row: Y. Kerch, P. Campbell, D. Longman, D. Rickles, D. Woolard, L. Fason, B. Haddock, T. Hornekj. Taylor. Third Rnwxj. Williams, N. Kemper, C. Habecker, V, Cruise,j. Starling, S. Bunrin, G. Evers, M. Checkver,j. Koch, D. Brown. Tap Row' L. Easier, R. Hoke, T. Benefield, E. Verclieck, P. Tubbs, S. Tune, P. Putney, P. Duncan, D. Landsberg, Z. Dornblur, M. Hennigan.

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of Mx 'WI 'sv Anchor AL 42522 ,fl ' all Tandra Tyler and Sandy Mullis tap janet Odbert, a new club member, Pat Phillips collects money for dog trainer from juniors Ralph Walker and Ed O'Connor. -J .44 ,Wm Hof , ,M-11 ,t 3 4 I Anchor officers Nancy johnson, vice-presidentg Sharon Buntin, presidentg Gail Hirth, recording secretaryg Linda Smith, historiang Debbie McFillen, treasurerg and Dwan Woolard, corresponding secretary, designate the eight special committees for the upcoming regional convention they are sponsoring in February, gl I 165 km'