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

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Bottom Row: Nancy Toup, Helen George, secretary Bobbie Monk, treasurer Terry Uresti, coordinator lVlr. lvloragne. e ' . Second Row: Reginald Aldrich, Sam Jones, Steve Foster, Pet Walters, Rick Gillespie, Paul Knox, president Steve Bell, T V LHBHVVG, Robert Weinmann. Top Row. James Students in DCT are tested on how to keep budgets and time sheets. Morcigne stresses compatibility + Moragne's DCT was unique in compatibility. Students did not feel like members of a DCT organization, but rather like friends who were fortu- nate to be in the same class. The early-bird breakfast in December proved to be out- of-the-ordinary since it was a birthday celebration for six. Students were expected to live up to requirements set at 150 I Moragne's DCT the beginning of the year, such as having a physical, at- tending the employer-em- ployee banquet, and not working if they didn't attend required classes. Mr. Moragne continually stressed the importance of ambition, appearance, promptness, courtesy, and respect, not only for em- ployers, but for each other. Officers Howard Pilcher, Terry Uresti, Bobbie Monk, and Steve Bell attempt to fix a typewriter. The thing I like best about DCT is the way we get along with each other. - Freddie Perry

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Vice-president Rusty Pontenberg and treasurer Susan Morris plan the bud- get with president Barbara Mitchell and secretary Robin Thompson. Susan Morris punches in with assistance from Mrs. Cleveland. CIeveIond's DCT hosts speakers Mrs. Cleveland's DCT mem- bers familiarized themselves with Tampa through civic projects and speakers. Mr. Hampton Dunn from the Peninsular Motor Club was one of the guest speakers. With a slide presentation titled To Tampa With lovef' he told Tampa's features. DCT students left school during general related first period for Early Bird Break- fasts at local restaurants. Mrs. Cleveland's group at- tended state, regional, and district conventions through- out the year. Robinson's del- egates entered contests and heard speeches on the im- portance of business training in senior high schools. Bottom Row: Barbara Mitchell, Robin Thompson, Susan Morris, Sheri Nobles, Mrs. Cleveland. Second Row: Richard Hoke, Randall Keith, Ricky Ezell, Robbie Anspach. Top Row: Ralph Weinmann, Tony Mozeikas, Rusty Pontenberg, Tony Talladira. lt's a worthwhile experi- ence to be in DCT. Most of the students in it other- wise would not be able to stay in school and enter the business world at the same time. - Barbara Mitchell Cleveland's DCT! 149

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DCT-ers Idugh but heed Lober's odvice: get involved People, get involved! were the words most often heard in lVlr. George Laber's DCT class. And they did get in- volved - with everything from banquets and interviews to breakfasts and bosses. DCT-ers sponsored a Tom Shafer cuts name cards for Barbara Kelly's farewell party. going away breakfast party for Barbara Kelly upon her first semester graduation. She was given a key to the city, iunofficial, of coursel a crown, and a free breakfast. Alex Kadelak made farewell tags which helped make the send-off more festive. Nlr. Laber finished his first year as DCT sponsor with the annual Employer-Employee Banquet at the Causeway Inn, where students joined their bosses in a tete-a-tete over a gourmet dinner. President Debbie Foster receives excellent executive secretarial training in recording memos from Alex Kadalak, Charles Murphy, and Ed Johnson. Bottom Row: Sammy Coleman, Carol Ferguson, Barbara Kelly. Second Row: Debbie Foster, Alex Kadelak, Cecelia Jordan, Mr. George Laber. Top Row: Kenneth Mulder, Paul Ftupold, Ed Johnson, Tom Shafer. Laber's DCT! 151