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

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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

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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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Allyn Parks, Sylvia Smith win in typing, shorthand Mr. Johnsonis CBE offered a variety of work and learning experiences. Interested stu- dents received their training with office occupations. Unit blocks of study in of- fice machines, income tax, filing, typing, autobiography, insurance, job monograms, and budgets were part of general related first period. at the District Leadership Convention last November, Allyn Parks placed first in the typing competition, while Sylvia Smith took third place President Allyn Parks, vice-president Judy Miller, treasurer Beatrice Hawes, parliamentarian Robin Mower, and secretary Wendy James run the business office while planning their next Early Bird Breakfast. honors in shorthand. March brought the annual employee-employer banquet and the Regional Leadership Convention. Members grad- uated in June with back- grounds in academics as well as business experience. Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Hiers talk about district contest entries. Bottom Row: Mr. Johnson, Judy Miller, Allyn Parks, Beatrice Hawes, Terri Bell, Judy Beardsley. Second Row: Pam Carey, Jenny Johnson, Cindy Corley, Barbara Daniel, Wendy James, Becky Larson. Top Row: Holly Gugliel- metti, Robin Mower, Debbie Daniel, Vicki Youngcourt, Glenda Starkey, Lucy Byrge, Sharon Mello, Karen Lehman. 152 lJohnsor1's CBE