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

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Roteens bury 'snuffed-out' Drogons on Halloween Witches, a reunion and base- ball highlighted the year for Robinson Boteens. The traditional Halloween dance held after the football game with Jefferson included a graveyard and a haunted mansion. Friday the 13th was After the skit, Suzie Denegan in- vites students to victory dance. We live up to our motto, 'Service before self! - Susan Bennett 192 f Roteens the perfect date. During the week several members col- lected money for the Miss Witchie Poo and Count Drac- ula contests won by Melissa Ftippy and David Hill. All pro- ceeds were donated to the fund for Debbie Eason. ln the spring, club members challenged the baseball team to a handicap game with money raised going to the team for new equipment. The year ended with a re- union forthe 150 Boteens who were members in '71, '72, 73. 1,11 -mmm' 11 Cindy Quillen, chaplain, Susan Bennett, sergeant at armsg Stephanie Lastra, rec. secretary, Debbie Carroll, treasurer, Babette Martin, cor. secretaryg Suzie Denegan, historian, Debbie Longman, vice president, Bev Wilkinson, president, pass out daisies for members to hold inthe group pictures. Randi McClure, Eugenia Flywant, Laura Frassa, and Robin Cole plan to get revenge on next semester's new members for their initiation pains.

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Kiwanettes prove ecology works Would you like to sponsor our club? was perhaps the most asked question the first day of school. After many hours of searching, Miss O'Dell and Mrs. Holmer came to the rescue of the Kiwanette officers. Chamberlain Week started with Kiwanettes' bake sale. The girls collected cans, IBM cards, and newspapers to make ecology decorations for the victory dance follow- ing the football game. Promoting spirit for the Kathleen game, members who dressed as Devils and Knights gave a skit at the pep rally. Uta Kuepper, foreign ex- change student from Ger- many, was inducted as an honorary member. She was given a club jersey and the new sun-style tap card. Among the many com- munity service projects, Kiwanettes collected maga- zines for patients at the W. T. Edwards Tuberculosis Hos- pital. For their Christmas pro- ject the club gave a food bas- ket and gifts to their adopted family, in the holiday spirit. Nellie Ho, cor. secretary, Susan Davis, rec. secretaryg Brenda Wood, vice president, Linda Tomczak, president, Ginny Baldwin, treasurerg Barbi Howell, historian, welcome potential new members with a cake. Every one in the Kiwan- ettes is really friendly, and they help serve the com- munity whenever they Can. -Judy Vilmure 194 l Kiwanettes Coach Mahin lJanet Gonzalezl ges tures for silence in the gym. Mighty Knights Donna Zuccato, Melody Robbins, Cindy Corley, and Ginny Baldwin are confident of their victory over the Kathleen Devils.