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

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Secretaries help school efficiency Amid the hustle and bustle of the office, secretaries backed the administration in helping run the school smoothly. Among other things, they manned the intercom and mimeographed the bulletin, played mailman each morn- ing, typed letters, took frantic phone messages from parents, sent transcripts and kept current records of grades, paid school bills and kept all records audit-perfect. Offices were remodeled, moving Mrs. Hughes from the deans' area to the main office. Mrs. Wright was swamped with new report forms and bi- quarterly grade notices. Mrs. Kelly opened up the main office and Mrs. Lewis closed it after each busy day. Fluth Hughes Kay Jones K y e kk p R gi CI OO Ee EV 9 IS YBY Grace Levy Connie Lewis V P Library CI k Principals' secretary D I ry 30 I Secretaries

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After weeks of hard work Mr. Wolf finall y ets the hang of RHS. ' r 9fQjf'Z',,HJ', V f 'wp if ' V752 k l ., Four deans now The addition of two new deans, Mrs. Barbara Harvey and Mr. Don Wolf, to handle the sophomore session made the deans' office a little over- crowded. So the clinic was partitioned to provide more office space. Mrs. Shields and Mr. Bar- rington signed the new orange absence cards for long lines of waiting students in the early, dark hours. Be- potrol RHS halls sides their regular duties, second session deans, along with the sophomores, were busy adjusting to a new school. When the deans were not rushing around the school, overseeing the cafeteria and halls, they were behind their desks seeing students, answering questions, solving parking disputes or filling out many necessary forms. Vlrs. Harvey stops long enough to say she's glad to be a Knight. W , ff. rf . 3' -, fhf ..rlr if . ' if 1 , Fall vandalism provided a scenic peep hole in Mr. Barrington's office. Deans I 29

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1 1 ,, pu 14, Q My E Acting as counselor, Fiay Butler gives lVlr. Taylor some of his own advice. 'Qv-nt.,,H-M 6 MWVQMK,-9, 4' 1-rf V I ,, , ,, f -f X , - . my - ,nt-,cwffwwf ' ' ff! ,, ' ,W ' , ,,,,fff'f On a more exciting day, Mr. Landeta finds himself up to his elbows in work. You see a completely dif- ferent side from the one in the classroom, sometimes better-sometimes worse. - Jean Houde Counselors assist with sage advice lVlr. Randy Smith, a former RHS coach, joined the guid- ance staff in October to fill a needed position. He is an occupational specialist, help- ing students to decide on what type of career to pursue. Another newcomer to the guidance office was Mrs. Jean Houde, the language depart- ment chairman last year. Mr. Brooks Taylor devised a new technique dealing with personal problems - attitude groups, to help students find their own solutions. The guidance departments primary objective has been to help students resolve prob- lems of all types - personal as well as academic. Phillip Landeta Jean Houde Saralee Janes Randy Smith Brook T ylor Department Head . Guidance I 31