Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Reading from Left to Right—First row: F. McPheetors, B. J. Norman, J. Roche. L. Pugh, S. Obinger. P. Nyquist, R. Schmelzer W. Ostlund. D. Wostlund; second row: J. Osmundson, L. Welch, S. O'Leughlin, R. Potter, B. Roath, M. Stevens, B. Matthews. M. Samuolson; third row: L. Miller, E. Mayne. B. Presslor, E. Trager, B. Schoff. E. Martins. P. Orstad, E. Pitmon, V. Secrist; fourth row: E. Shute, E. Thompson, H. Thorson, T. Roddy, M. J. Williams, B. Ruff, M. Worts, D. Quist, E. Youssi; fifth row: R. Wagnor, R. Rosenwald, H. St. Cyr, D. Rignell, D. Strandmark, D. Marquette. L. Sprague. K. Slunaker, A. Vaughn, S. Taylor; sixth row: W. Saxton, E. Sahly, R. Pearson. T. Nolson, W. Wilde, B. Miller, W. Pugh, V. Spurzem. W. MacKay: seventh row: J. Ruffenach, G. Warde, J. Meyer, L. Schuller, I. Zachman, D. Schuller. V. Wikgron, B. Stelzer, L. Swan. R. Murray. luniors The outstanding athletes are: Jim Boyett, Emmett Mayne. John Meyers. Robert Murray, Robert Chase, and Leonard Miller. Dorothy Arnold, Katherine Cooper, Betty Culhane, Jeanette Hughes, William MacKay, and Betty Schoff. Geraldine Hanson, and Elizabeth Youssi are the class representatives in the journalistic field. Elizabeth Youssi and Arthur Jones are the class leaders in dramatics and music. The basketball game between the American Legion team of Robbinsdale against the Golden Gophers of the University of Minnesota was sponsored by this class to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom which took place this spring. Page 23

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Reading from Left to Right—First row: R. Humphrey, R. Knutson, D. Hopkins. V. Houghan, N. LaVallee, F. Lind, J. Hargarten, V. Anderson. D. Arnold: second row: M. Kable, D. Davis, R. Haugen, G. Anderson, G. Hanson. J. Hanley. A. Lundh, A. Bork; third row: L. Fall, I. Chase. C. Grandner, D. Duopner, M. J. Hanson, J. Lane, C. Good: fourth row: E. Dahlon, G. Gagne, D. Giebenhain, M. George, B. Farrington, L. LaVallee, N. Bjorklund. D. Lewis: fifth row: D. Jensen, P. Fishor, G. Larson, H. Heiso, P. Kesko. D. Carlson. R. Chester. D. Jaenisch, D. Hill: sixth row: L. Hoffman. K. Cooper, A. Bratager. P. Freund, R. Carlson. M. Lien, C. Erickson. D. Aimer, J. Boyett; seventh row: L. Burquest, H. Ahrons. J. Hartig, D. Hartig, R. Erickson. B. Culhane. J. Hughes. A. Larson, D. Hill; eighth row: R. Edholm, L. Lazer, E. Hopkins. R. Chose, R. Darsow, B. Clausen. C. Dodds. C. Dahl. K. Anderson, A. Jones: ninth row: W. Gronfield, L. Bucholtz, R. Harrison, J. Hanley, L. Johnson, V. Erickson, J. Levino. R. Hughes, D. Barrows. H. Koch. Juniors Boasting a total membership of 165 energetic juniors, the class of 1939 elected Russell Darsow as president last fall. Other officers for the current school year are Leonard Miller, vice-president, and William MacKay, secretary-treasurer. The outstanding scholar was Mary Kable who placed first in scholarship. Those who tied for second place were Dorothy Arnold. Arthur Jones and Geraldine Hanson. Members of the class who are National Honor Society members are: Dorothy Arnold, Ward Gronfield, Geraldine Hanson, Arthur Jones, Mary Kable, Beverly Stelzer, Mary Jane Williams, and Elizabeth Youssi. Page 22

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Reading from Left to Right—First row: D. Blesi, R. Gray, J. Kraus, P. Barnett. H. Hannay, D. Brenny, A. Gross, L. Faust: second row: G. Hommes. M. Begin. L. Bowman. A. Brakstad. M. Godatus. J. Hern. M. LaJeunesse. H. Kuns: third row: K. Hughos, D. Krauso, L. Botsford. M. Kobow, G. Bennett. J. Davis. M. Erickson, S. Bullock: fourth row: J. Lange. M. Clasen, W. Cahall. W. Holm, V. Erickson, L. Caron, D. Inglesby, M. Ebner. M. Bofferding: fifth row: V. Howe, B. Jessen, L. Begin, I. Iverson, H. Johnson, H. Ahrens. R. Carlson: sixth row: L. Englebretson. R. Fedor. J. Hyak. R. Hirsch, E. Eggum. R. Hotel, W. Balduc, J. Bower, W. Keith; seventh row: A. Lindquist. D. Forrey, F. Gray. C. Buckley. R. Heisi. H. Carney. G. Kranz, F. Decker. P. Kuch: eighth row: R. Bcohler, T. Ertle. G. Giebonhain, H. Jenson. H. Johnson. W. Johnson. I. Larson. D. Genung, G. Carlson. E. Ammerman. Sophomores Many sophomores have taken important parts in school activities, and two of them, the president and vice-president, have shown their ability in various ways, mainly through athletics and dramatics. Clarence Buckley is a well known letter man, having been on the football and track team. Robbinsdale has great hopes for his athletic career here, in the next two years. He is also a student council representative, and president of his class. Juanita Vos, vice-president, played the part of Ann Rutledge in the play Abraham Lincoln and also had a part in Remember the Day . Donald Forrey is a popular member of the class, and is secretary-treasurer. Page 24