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

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,fn',ag,h A Morris LaGrand Herman Daniel Andrew McBride With a piercing stiff arm, Herman Daniel breaks loose from a wary King Lion. Offensive backs crumble dreams of aspiring teams OFFENSIVE BACKS . . . having the best trio of running backs in the county . . , making up the backbone ofthe offense . . . romping over every defense thrown at them . . . sparkling on almost every play . , . opposing reams keying on Morris LaGrand . . . Andrew McBride firing touchdown passes to Herman Daniel on halfback options . . . having reliable people ready to ill in for needed relief . . , running back punts and kickoffs for substantial yardage .. . making good gains up the middle and berrer than average runs sweeping around the ends . . . coming up with the needed yardage while under pressure working ro make the Knights a formidable foe.

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Football sq jim Griffin Steve Walker Kenny Hamilton On the sidelines, Kenny Hamilton gets a break from linebacking while the offense moves the ball. 3lPs David Lundy George Howell Linebackers help defense restrain advancing teams LINEBACKERS . . . preparing for an important year on defense . . . using stacks to confuse block- ers . . . entering the season with predictions of being tops . . . starting out by handing Leto and Chamberlain shutouts . . . shifting formations to stop a run . . . applying brute force and cunning to plug holes . . . smashing a quarterback on 11 blitz . . . picking off short passes for long return yardage . . . Steve Walker scooping up a fumble and outrunning a Tiger halfbatk to tie the Mid- dleton game . . , giving our offense ll chance by not giving way to a charging opposition. 235

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Football Defensive backs branded treacherous in secondary DEFENSIVE BACKS . . . carrying the biggest load of responsibility . . . knowing that one mis- take could result in a touchdown for the opposi- tion . . . coming up from the secondary to sup- port the line . . . having to show tackling abili- ties in one-on-one situations . .. proving their skills during the King game by breaking up many scoring threats of their pass-minded offense . . . thrilling the crowds by making needed inter- ceptions . . . taking their opponents by surprise on blitzes . . . relying on past experiences to aid in anticipating future plays , . . helping to unify an impressive defense for the fighting Knights. Ken Browning intercepts to help gain a victory over the Leto Falcons. AW 'f..1-, ie5,,?m,'7 tv. , , 95 v'G ' A . .. ,N A, vs, wi .W L, gf i a W' 7 1.11131 V ff, 'W-, Hg ' , .. , , ,,W,, ,, --A.. I in 'wwe M ,fi V, L W My ,l , ., W h Q , '7 '4,X'f1, -3 if 1 u'-'VL' L? f, 'F ' a my ,QQ fr V: Vg? -'.i,,,94 'fi .KX Q ,, 1 V 2 , ,UMW , ,V - -, t M, . 5 an f,j,,hv af, I .f -, 4177. H M Q ta ,.,, ami? 3 M :,, ' if ff af. fa' - ,f W eff .4 ,ww Q I ,af f,...,w mkflzg- N ai. I I, any ,jf ca 4, '7f.411:,,,4, .ff Q 1-ha ,. .gf l ' . I I Z 'M' N ,...L4,1.' fi .' 1 Glen Thompson Randy MCG1-lirC With Hillsborough inches away from a touchdown, Randy McGuire strains to holcl. ' nw. ,Qs i Ken Browning Rick Crawford -Iimmy Robertson LHFFY 5y'mmO1'lCl5 237