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

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Spanish has enabled me to better understand and come closer to my Latin American friends. - Suzan Williamson Q W N V r , .,.,,, ,.,. ., .M - W-f--V g-rn, V,VW I Navlgators Suzan Williamson and Reggie Francisco search for a route to Mrs. Fling findS that letting Q0 re- bypass the toll highways and detours on the way to St. Augustine. li9v6S ClaSSrO0m tension. Bottom Row: Virginia Rostron, Gayle Gordon, Melissa Bond, Cindy Sestile, Cindy Beaston, Mary Evans, Linda Alperstein, Barbi Howell, Patricia Buchanan. Second Row: Rose Hamel, David Howell, Dephine Martin, Carlene Smith, Carson Brooks, Roy Harkness, Janet Sadler, Denise Leasure. Third Row: Steve Coplen, Greg Sims, Cathy Colquhoun, Mike Broach, Ed Oman, Albert Waksman, Lester Paschall, Liz Gadinski, Frances Martens. Top Row: Debbie Hartwig, Patty Ygual, Toni Castillo, Robin Cole, Ann Robertson, Cheryl Holland, Reggie Fran- cisco, Suzan Williamson, Harriet Buchanan, Shelly Kowing, Diane Hernandez. Spanish Honor Society! 135

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Members of SHS forfeit a.m. siestof Spanish Honor members in- terrupted their morning siestas to attend 6:45 a.m. meetings. While greeting the sun through classroom win- dows, they discussed and planned a variety of money- making projects. After a somewhat unsuc- cessful garage sale, the club turned to the more profitable business of selling Knight bumper stickers. This enabled the members to finance their annual excursion to St. Augustine where they romped amid the rustic cannons of America's oldest city. Chaperoned by their new sponsor, Mrs. Ann Ring, the students terminated a year's activities with a visit to an all- Spanish performance at the Centro Asturiano Theatre. Secretary Melissa Bond, president Diane Hernandez, vice-pres. Frances Martens and treas'r Cheryl Holland claim the courtyard for Spain. 'ww Matador David Howell somewhat apprehensively tries his hand at bull fight- Astonished Linda Alperstein finds a ing only to discover that t'Ferdinand the bull is Ferdinanda. bumper sticker on her bumper. 134 f Spanish Honor Society

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LHS 'venit, vidit, vicit' ot Northeost District Forum The Latin Honor Society, sponsored by lvlr. Ron Pollard, began the year with weekend sign paintings and trips to Ft. DeSoto Beach. President Sonia Edith Ann Crockett dregy the numerous football sig 's. The formal fall induction was held late in November at the Ramada lnn. Nine new members were tapped, in- Mr. Pollard listens as a member recites an oration for the forum. cluding honorary members Barbi Howell and Karen Swil- ley. Despite the vulture-eyed waitress and the lack of a workable camera, the evening was still fun. ln the spring, Latin Honor competed with other Bay area high schools at the district forum held at Northeast. Both scholastic and athletic events were entered, including an exciting chariot race and a new swimming event. Various schemes were devised to raise money to goto Miamifor the annual state forum. The club ended its year with second semester inductions at the Kapok Tree Inn. New members included sopho- mores and three seniors, Bonnie Ackerman, Gerry Farmer and Nancy Fiala. ,,.. . ,.,, it'A' We L President Sonia Crockett, vice-president Debby Lowery, sergeant-at-arms Larry Bratcher, secretary Cheryl Harrison and historian Debbie Longman return to the beauty that was Greece and the glory that was Rome. Bottom Row: Nellie Ho, Barbi Howell, Karen Swilley, Debby Lowery, Cindy Bucklin, Jerry Gerlach, Cheryl Harrison. Second Row: Reuben Aldridge, Susan Denegan, Debbie Longman, Larry Bratcheir, Gene Bricker, Sonia Crockett, Cindy Mardyla, Mr. Pollard. Top Row: Charlotte Harris, David Humer, Patti Towne, Kathy McCartin, James Young, John Shepard, John Gabreana, Don Fredericks, Jackie Duncan. 136 I Latin Honor Society