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

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Cooperative Business Education Classes attend city meets for local Co-op program COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION . . . working in offices and ofhce related occupa- tions . . . receiving two credits, one for work and one for class , . . waiting anxiously for the district convention in November . . . learning to operate business machines properly . . . addressing enve- lopes for the retarded children . . . receiving guidance from sponsors johnson, Hiers and Kurtz . . . participating in local and state conven- tions . . . fulhlling state requirements by attend- ing the employer-employee banquet in March . . . practicing telephone techniques , . . placing first in the name tag contest at the regional con- VC1'ltiO1'1 . . . Comlblning the WOflC in CBE Classes Marsha Boggs, president of Mr. -lohnson's CBE class, Linda Cattanach, treasurer' Linda Pruitt vice-president' with the Pleasure in the CBE Clubs- Donna Spence, class reporter, and Connie Douglas, secretary, quickly review last-minute test notes. i vc 1 X 2'::kf1QZi'TC3i'?:-Bg2flzVl?01u.' R. Spears, A. Hudson, M. Peck, L. Crawford, D. Meadows, K. Boyce, T. Bell. Tap Row: D. Shephard, P. Potts, V. Laird, B. Bush,-I. Knorr, R. .W it A Mr.j0lmJon3 CBE - Bolton: Row: C, Douglas, C, Morone, L. Pruitt, K. Schoss,j. Nelson, E. Sands. Second Row: L. Bradford, L. Kirkner, R. Fillipovich, M. Lewis, W. Bradford, f P. N' odemus. K. Logan, C. Mathis, TW Row, P. Munseri, L. Cattanach, R. johnson, S. Burton, D. Spence, ic

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National Forensic League Bollom Raw: Ron Moore, Larry Wimpee, Mike Valdez, Rick Schmidt, Tyler Turcott. Top Rowx Norma Nava, Sandra Keenan, Sherril l 'Q ra 1 Darrie Hohlt, NFL officers Mike Valdez, chaplain, Ron Moore, vice-president, Sherril Keesling, president, Ralph Walker, A,-V NFL exhibits verbal skill through debate activities NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE . . . perfect- ing speaking abilities through classroom debates seventh period . . . attending the convention in Orlando . . . welcoming advice from Mrs. Wom- ble, a new sponsor . . . inclucting talented stu- dents in all speech categories . . . participating in State Congress at Tallahassee . . . receiving the Presiding Officer award for Rick Schmidt's per- formance , . . competing with different high schools on Saturday afternoons . . . learning that observation is a key to understanding . . . meet- ing people from many parts of the state . . . real- izing the importance of good sportsmanship . . . striving to out-work, out-think, and out-believe potential opponents . . , training future leaders through the challenge of creative thinking. I7

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Cooperative Business Education , Q 41 i 'J A 4 MISS KURTZ'S CBE: Boliom Row: jewel Gray, Carol Williams, Nancy Canton, Roxanne Dickinson, Terry Doyne, Vickie Crumbie, Debbie Garcia. Top Row: Dawn Tumer, Nanci Harding, Sheri Lyles, Diane Dillon, Karen Wick, Linda McPherson, Sandy Buckley. .JVL w+4n..i.RNs!,. . Becky Davenport, treasurer, Maggie Peck, vice-president, janet Bury, parliamentarian, and Diane Shephard, club reporter, help prepare the minutes of Mrs. I-liers' Club as Linda Crawford, president, types them to be in a bound folder for future reference. Cathy Bosch, club reporter, and Debbie Garcia, secretary, listen attentively as Terry Doyne, president, tests shorthand skills for Miss Kurtz.