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

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Michael Elliott, vice-president, William Howell, parliamentariang Tommy Martinez, treasurer, Robert Cooper. secretaryg and Ace Burlthard, president, hold the cofnn while mourning Plant's defeat. Interact Interact builds true spirit during great Plant Week INTERACT . , . helping sophomores in any way possible as they step into Knight life . . . spon- soring a spectacular Plant Week , . . selling Pierce Plantl' buttons to build pride for RHS . . . researching the history of a certain school in Hillsborough County and being eagerly assisted . . . displaying a cofnn in the patio . . . doing their thing as the infamous Interact Cheerlead- ersl' and holding their bonfire on the Thursday night before the big game . . . staging funeral services on Friday for the soon-to-be deceased . . . accepting the responsibility with cheerleaders for the Homecoming Dance . . . winning the spirit award . . . cooperating with club sponsors, Mr. King and Mr. Felentzer . . , painting signs to do their share in showing school spirit . . . wearing Interact jerseys on Wednesdayrs . . . working under the supervision of Rotary Club of Tampa . . . initiating new members with special, tender- loving care . . . supporting a proud school. Headed by vivacious Ace Burkhard and stunning Michael Elliott, the Interact squad kicks up its heels in an exhilarating cheer at the spirit-boosting bonfire, I7

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I nteracf Bozmm Rawrj. Phillips, D. Sierra, D. Clawson, L. Jacobs, Mr. King, sponsor. Semml' Raw: S. TCW, R. Manley, B. Herndon, L. Henderson, B. Davis, M. Elliott, F. Baldwin, S. Drnne, T. Blalock. Third Row: D. Wegman, D. Drenberg, G. Robinson, R. Mulder,J. Comella, B. Howell, M. Czolgocz, R. Schmidt, A. Burkhard. Top Row: M. Stephenson, R. Howard, R. Ross, S. Pacciponte, Drain, T. Martinez, D. Herrig, S. Fletcher, B. Cooper, K. Gray. 72 Rev. Schmidt solemnly leads the pallbearcrs at the big Plant pep assembly. M11 FCICUIZCF, SPONSOR 5I1iCkC1'S HI fhC um0dC1'Fl d21'lCC5 of '70 HOmCC0miI1ga gyfnbn 1-dn

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Kiwanettes help children living in many countries KIWANETTES wearing a sunshine walking on banners with painted feet . . . run- ning from the frogs that Key Club caught at a sign painting . . . holding a bake sale to raise money for retarded children . . . attending city- wide dinner meetings . . . spray-painting Knight heads on the football field before each home game . . . running out of paint constantly . . . sponsoring a victory dance after the Chamberlain game . . . having the juniors take charge of the coke party . . . giving bricks to the new members to paint and to carry at all times . . . listening to helpful advice from Mrs. Davidsen . . . stuffing envelopes for the March of Dimes . . . playing Santa for children in Vietnam . . . making the most of today for tomorrow's memories. Wendy Williams and Pat Putney make sure all spots are gone as others look on, Kiwanette officers essie Ho, hisroriang Pat Putney, sergeant-at-armsg Charla Mehring, president Carol Miller vice president Shari Campbell treasurer Pat Bryson corre sponding secretary and Donna Landsberg, recording secretary, collect clothes to send as Christmas gifts to homeless children in Vietnam 2 f. fa..