Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Esther Rio Pelle Tell me something she can't do. All Year Honor Roll. Donald Ruble Sure, men were born to lie. and women to believe them. Football 3-4; Basketball—Intramural 4: Track 3: Apparatus 3; Boxing 3, Manager 4: Rifle Club 4; Growing Pains ; Hall Guide. Evelyn Samuelson It is nice to be natural when you are naturally nico. Annual Staff 4. John Stelzer Handsome is as handsome does. Annual Staff 4; Manager 3: Declamation 3; Growing Pains ; Whore There's a Will ; Young Lincoln. Delores Von Bank Sho who hath an art, hath everywhere a part. Annual Staff 4. Lillian Westby In scholarship she heads the list; sho has tho brains tho othors missed. Salutatorian; Annual Staff Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; All Year Honor Roll 3-4; Quill and Scroll. Elizabeth Wincek She has an oar for music and an oye for beauty. Annual Staff 4; A Capolla 3; Band 3-4; Robin's Tale 3; Orchestra 3-4; In Old Vienna ; Hall Guido. Audrey Robinson Tho mind that would bo happy must be great. Annual Staff 4; National Honor Socioty 4; Quill and Scroll; Declamation 4; All Year Honor Roll 3-4; Offico Assistant; Growing Pains : Whore There's a Will. Eileen Ruffenach To her tho world is made for fun and frolic. Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. Presidont 3; Growing Pains. Gerald Staley He who seizes the momont is the right man. Robin's Tale 4. Angela Stinchfield I know what I moon and I can say it. Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll; All Year Honor Roll 3-4; Le Circle Francois 4; Robin's Tale 3; A Capella 3-4; In Old Vienna ; Flowor of Venezia. Elizabeth Wanless I study late, I study ever. Boys may come, and boys may go. but I study on forever. Shirley Whitlatch A sense of study pervades me ever.' Band 3-4. Adeline Ziehwein As wolcomo as tho flowers in May. Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 4. Page 20

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Lorraine Neff Good humor and generosity carry the day with the popular heart all the world over.” Annual Staff 4; German Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Homecoming Queen's Court 4; Cheerleader 3. Doris Nelson Ornament of a mook and quiet spirit. Howard Nicol The greatest truths are tho simplest and so ere the groatost men.' Annual Staff. Senior Editor 4; Class President 3-4; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; All Year Honor Roll 3-4; Football 3-4. Captain 3; Basketball 3-4; Track 3-4; Student Council 3-4, President 3; Rifle Club 4; Hi-Y 3-4. Donald Norman Boys are boys and employ themselves with boyish manners. Basketball—Intramural 3-4; Apparatus 3; German Club 4. Delores Patnode Thoso move eesiost who have learned to dance. Annual Staff 4; A Capella 3-4. Secrotary 4; In Old Vienna ; Flower of Venezai. Noel Pineur Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Football 3-4; Baskotball B 3. Intramural 4; Track 3-4; Wrestling 4; Boxing 3-4; Baseball 4; A Capella 3; Growing Pains : In Old Vienna ; Rifle Club 4; School Patrol 3-4; Hall Guido. Florence Race She is a quiet girl, but she shines in her classroom! Annual Staff; National Honor Society 4; All Year Honor Roll 3-4; A Capella 4; In Old Vienna. Donald Nelson The golden rule in life is moderation in all things. Track 4; Rifle Club 4; School Patrol 3-4. Leonard Nelson But sure he’s proud, and yet his pride becomes him. All Year Honor Roll; Annual Staff 4; Football 4; Baskotball B 3. Intramural 4; Track 4; Rifle Club 4; Whore There's a Will ; Holl Guide. Ardyce Norman Not slothful in business, fervent in spirit. Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 3: Hall Guide. Jeanne Ostlund This world has angels all too few. Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3; Hall Guido. Muriel Pengilly I do lovo to note and to observe. Valedictorian; National Honor Society All Year Honor Roll 3-4; A Capella 4 Le Circlo Francais 4; Flower of Venezia.' Donald Plaisance It is hard to conquer, but conquor you shall. Boxing 3; Rifle Club 4. Lloyd Refsell The object of oratory alone is not truth but porsuasion. National Honor Society; All Year Honor Roll 3-4; Declamation 4; Golf Club 4; Remember the Day ; Hall Guido. Page 19

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Reading Left to Right— First row: Howard Carter, Glenn Stoffcl, John Lelond, Margaret Oale, Robert Hannay, Olive Geary. Second row: Betty Moore. Dorothy Johnson, Florence Westby.r Helen Sahly, Roth Sigafoos, Lucille Wolf. Third row: Charles Mooney, Keith Murphy, Kendall Klemm, Leona Wimsctt, Jack Scott, Edyrin Knutson. Fourth row; Virginia Fredean, Lincoln Rini, John Williams. Carl Hiller, Walter Lusian, Margery Batson. Fifth row; Russell Johanson. Louis Thompson. Ormonde Frison, Ray Yates. Merlin Wolff, Don Hollsten, Edmund Schroeder. The Class of January, 1939 Just a sprinkling of girls and a handful of boys are listed on the rostrum of the second and final mid-year graduating class, which numbers just 33. John Leland heads the class this year, with Glenn Stoffel as vice-president and Margaret Dale as secretary-treasurer. Together with the present graduating group, the 12-B class was host at a junior and senior party-dance honoring the graduates of January. 1938. A Christmas motif was carried out with red and green streamers, red-covered lights, holly leaf dance programs, and a sprinkling of mistletoe. Santa Claus Court was a feature of the evening. Guests found amusement dancing, or playing shuffleboard, darts, or ping-pong. A grand march which was led by officers of the three groups opened the evening. The group boasts a high scholastic rating, placing an average of 20% of its members on the honor roll each six weeks. Three members. Helen Sahly, Donald Hollsten, and Charles Mooney were elected to the National Honor Society. The Thespians of the class are Margaret Dale. Margery Batson, and Edmund Schroeder; Charles Mooney was recently elected to membership in Quill and Scroll, national honorary journalism fraternity. At the conclusion of their ninth grade year, these students presented the school with the double-faced clocks which are stationed centrally in both the lower and upper halls. Page 21