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

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in Wai Y., ,lf ,, hi g Recording secretary Melissa Rippy, corresponding secretary Susan Ben- nett, sponsor Mr. Jessup, president David Klein, vice-president Gerry Farmer, parliamentarian Russell Manley, and treasurer Donna Williams organize shelves, cabinets, and files in the new Student Council office. David Klein explains why basket- ball prices aren't being lowered. The thing is, we had a Student Council that was really trying to work with the students, but they just didn't seem to want us. We begged for suggestions and were practically ig- nored. - David Klein I think the Student Council should have more to say in student matters, such as dress codes or suspen- sion. - Robert Sadler -...Q s..,,.Mw? Gerry Farmer and David Klein check student suggestion boxes for opinions and ideas as to what Student Council should do to improve school. Student Council I 187

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New concern brings about chcinges ln an effort to become more responsive, the Student Coun- cil initiated various changes. One of the most important of these was the construction of suggestion boxes to pro- vide a constant feedback on activities and problems. Each suggestion was read and acted upon in one form or in Student Gov't shuffling homeroom assign- ments tso representatives might work harderl and the formation of a Penalty Review Board to work with the Deans, another. Some were referred to the proper authorities, some were handled in the Council, and one concerning basketball prices was taken by president David Klein to the County School Board where lower prices were vetoed. Other changes included office in setting punishments. The Council also printed the first Student Directory in two years and staged the annual Night of Knights. Bottom Row: Kathy Rywant, Teresa Jenkins, Sharon Morgan, Sylvia McDonald, Kathy Esser, Sheri Lewis, Becky Jordan. Second Row: Joanie Towne, Debbie Hasty, Roxanne Alfonso, Andrea Easier, Kathy McConnell, Lynn Baker, Mollie Ho, Kristine Dority. Top Row: Robert Sadler, Gaqf Scurlock, Michael Wallington, Don Brugman, Linda Everson, Lee Napier, Laura Stockford, Ricky Stokes. David Klein uses force to keep Susan Bennett doing Council work. Bottom Row: Judy Vilmure, Janet Sadler, Virginia Secora, Sandy Sellers, Lynn Perez, Barbara Kerch, Gerry Farmer, David Klein, Russell Manley, Joe McCarty, Mike Moorman, Linda Proctor, Susan lppolito, Donna Brugman, Toni Aber, Daphyne Davis, Second Row: Toni Castillo, Bonita Phillips, Bill Hutt, Pat Boyette, Eleasa Simmons, Reggie Francisco, Gloriasteen Williams, Cynthia Johnson, Lorraine Allen, Gloria Anderson, Tony Helenek, John Early, Becky Seaton. Dawn Sexton, Lenetta Gray, Frances Martens, Michelle Zielinski. Third Row: Sharlene Henning, Gary Littlefield, Terry Thomas, Paula Fisher, Connie Cardinal, Nellie Ho, Bev Wilkinson, Kate Mehring, Robin Neil, Larry Bratcher, Mike Holland, Janette Redkey, Lori Marks,- Katie Dent, Kathe Sadler, Roxanne Bernales. Fourth Row: Kevin Spence, Jean Carey, Debbie Longman, Pam Carey, Steve Coplen, Linda Paugh, Judy Diehr, Carlene Smith, Cynthia Beaston, David Ferreira, Steven Lasky, Roni Williams, Bill Chiles, Debbie Brooks, Bill Cagle. Top Row: David Singleton, Greg Sims, Cheryl Cooper, Laura Nava, Leesa Nero, Danny Tate, Leslie Pulgaron, Melissa Rippy, Joan Coburn, Susan Bennett, Frances Maines, Jeff Money, Gavin Sprietsma, Jill Bigelow, Peggy Stracke, Janet Gonzalez, Shawn DlGangi, Byron Townsend. 186 l Student Council

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Key brightens orphons' Christmas After a slow start, Key Club soon rivaled other service organizations in its number of activities. New members gave the enthusiasm and old members contributed the experience. Enjoying competition, Key challenged the other boys' clubs to games of basketball, volleyball and touch football. They challenged the faculty to basketball but lost. Club members also con- tributed twenty-five stockings full of Christmas goodies to the Kiwanis Orphans Fund. ln the spring they joined Key Clubs from around the county in an effort to clean up the Hillsborough River. Going along with women's lib, Key also sponsored their annual Sadie Hawkins Day. Richard McCall gets things ready to paint another spirit banner. JIU' X ,ff f , I hffffi 'S i an Bottom Row: David Springer, presidentg Steve Bell, secretaryg John Early, treasurerg Neil Buchanan, vice presi- dent. Second Row: Widdy Davis, Billy Cagle, Wayne Martin, Dushko Damjanovich, Duane Wheatman. Top Row: David Clark, Gavin Sprietsma, Richard McCall, Michael Broach, Byron Townsend. These guys stayed to- gether when it counted, and we've got a great record to show for it. - David Springer 188!Key President David Springer leads Key support from the Kiwanis Club. -I