Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Reading from Loft to Right—First row: W. Wolfe, D. Olostod, D. Wolf, K. Wisterman, L. Thotland, M. Moore, K. Malmborg. R. Nelson: second row: T. Rother, F, Van Donsel. J. Rawson, M. Mannie. E. Stevens. W. Munden, R. Talmadge: third row. W. Randall, A. McCormick, M. Murray, I. Wimsett. L. Swanson. R. Miller, R. Stinchfield, A. Wilson; fourth row: J. Vos. J. Sandborn, J. Shute, C. Rizxi, V. Malcolm, V. Roth, L. Nelson, I. Perry, C. Young, fifth row: E. Rasmussen, O. Nelson, L. Robillard. G. Palmer, F. Quist, P. Malzohn, M. Wincek. E. Shultz; sixth row: E. Quade, D. Smilor, F. Schaefer, E. Streeter, M. Niggler, E. Peterson. L. Schmidt, C. Madland; seventh row: O. Wiklund. W. Miner, J. Winsperger. J. McKay. W. Reichert, R. Westphal, K. Schlund, K. Shultz, D. Pearson. Sophomores Those participating in football, track, basketball, or wrestling are: Donald Bush, Lawrence Robillard, Willard Randall, Hugh Smith, Francis Gray, Gerald Palmer, Bill Reichert. Phil Kuch, John Hyak. and several others. An outstanding sophomore among the girls in G. A. A. is Betty Jessen, the girl basketball flash, who has played in tournaments sponsored by G. A. A. Marilyn Moore, pat Barnett, Lucille Swanson. Irene Wimsette, and Geraldine Kranz are other sophomores who belong to the organization. Among those musically inclined are Jean Seivert and Roger Gray. Jean was accompanist for the operetta. Flower of Venezia and Roger is a member of the boys' quartet. He also played the part of Pico, in the operetta. Page 25

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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

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 ■■■ m .hi' ii Robbinsdale High School Robbinsdale High School was completed in September, 1936, when classes were officially opened. The building is a simplified type of modern school architecture with many special features. The two-way public address system, community room, recessed lockers, recreation room, and library are among the finest in the state. There are fourteen classrooms and thirteen special rooms, including music, art, commercial, home economics rooms, and shops. Th gymnasium equipment is sufficient to suit the needs of every student. Extra storage space is also provided throughout the building. A large auditorium with remote control lighting and complete stage facilities provide background for plays and assemblies. Page 26