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

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.5,. 4 ff? ff Ja S 66 Opti-Miss Joyce Williams is tapped by Linda VanStavern during homeroom. Brenda Haddock and Debbie Houde blow up balloons to give to the prospective members. 4 r , . , . . ,- . .. ,, 4 - . , , , ,, L .V,,,,,,-,V M.. .. .H .. ,- . ,. . ,,. E ,. - , ,,,,.1,,f, 5q-if, A, 3 fjay'f gyf1 f Boliom Rzrwr P. Bullock, S. Tune, M. Lorem, S. Edwards, D. Houde, 5. Escobar, B. Rhodes, R, Gurkin, L. Harrington. Second Row: C. Murray, D, O!Nolan, R. Cantrell, D. GU' cia, C. McGuinn, C. Weiser, B. Spears, B. jones, C. Crocus. Ybp Rfmfx P. Potts, B. Haddock, A, Selmier, T. Cox, C. Crocus, S. Fleig, L. VanSravern, I.. Thomas, S, Keeslirlg, 51 Keenan, D. Rickles.

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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'

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