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

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4 Diversyiea' Cooperative Training DCT members maintain, 'I beautify corner fishpond DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING . . . Electing officers . . . participating in the an- nual breakfast on February 4 . , . cleaning the fishponcl for a semester project . . . helping Mr. Marley install the water pump and adding gold- ,E fish . . . receiving Sambo stamps from Tony Can- zoneri . . . gaining practical working experience in a variety of occupations . . . working at the main department stores and local restaurants . . . listening solemnly as Charlie Behrens performs a marriage ceremony during the moment of silence . . . replacing the old flag and saluting the larger one each morning . . . watching Mr. Schurtter ar- rive late twice and lecturing him on each tardy . . . maintaining an accurate weekly budget . . . receiving valuable training for iiiture use . . . put- ting their skills and knowledge into practice. , Third Rauf: V. Miller Botiom Row: M. Mathis, T. Canzoneri, R. Kidd. Second Row: K. Gouker, S. Smith,-I. Hart, M. Long. Behrens, D. Arnold. Tap Row: G. Garufi, M. Bennett, B. Suarez, D. Gattis, M. Lambert, B. Henderson, G. Krochman. Debbie Vfilkinson, vice-president, directs Richard Kidd, treasurer, and Tony Canzoneri, president, as they begin work on their first semester project while Mary Mathis, secretary, supervises the job. i C- MfLC0d, Ta Colvin, D. Navarra, T. Shubert, C.

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Diversyied C0-operative Training OFFICERS: Kathy Lyons, sccretaryg Rick Renz, Kim Humberson, public relationsg Barbara Heinrich, treasurerg Mcl Wheatley, presidentg Bob McCall, vice president. xy ' s 'K V' , u'f '3l, V V A- ' ,Q s 5 1 I' T' ' as Q , . ' N. V' A ,, A ic: 'ev 'A-4 'W Wally Skrimshirc, Rick Renz, Kim Humbcrson and Cathy Farmer work on the scrapbook. A Side excursion to USF was 3 bonus feature on 3 DE-DCT Held mp' B5 .. 1 X.

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f if . 3, .xx We-Q., i DE omcers Debbie Cribb, secretary, Sandra Scott, treasurerg Bob Monk, president, and Randy Crawley, vice- president, compare notes on the upcoming convention to be held in Iacksonville. Distributive Education DE pushes salesmanship by club and occupations DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION . . . listening to Mr. Boororn's instructions on methods of sell- ing, time schedules, and job monograms . , . keeping grades up while attending class one-half day and working the other half. , . concentrating on salesmanship while working at Penney's, Sears and other local chains . . . playing football against Mr. Sacino's DCT group and enjoying a picnic afterwards . , . participating in all CECF- sponsored activities . . . running Peggy Lee and Debbie Cribb for district offices in the fall . . . sending four delegates to the state convention in jacksonville . . . inviting bosses to banquet held in their honor . . . taking a Held trip with DCT . . . enjoying the social aspects ofthe club while gaining training and experience for the future. if J,,,,N .mx Mr, Boorom makes one of his many phone calls in trying to find a suitable job for a new student. Bollom Row: A. Larcom, D. Gwyn, P. Lee, D, Cribb, D. Garcia, G. Green, S. Scott, M. Kelly, F. Carrera, D. Goreau, C. Yoakum, R. Seal. 'Up RMA' TY TUFCCUC- E' Bfldfkr B- Ferguson, R, Crawley, G, Harrison, S. Thornton, Colson,.I. Meek, B. Monk, F. Seaton, L. Smith, Dunn.