Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION E. J. Cooper, M.A. Superintendent of Schools Milo M. Mielke, IS.A. Assistant Superintendent in charge of discipline, extra-curricular activities E. C. Reichert, M.A. Assistant Superintendent in charge of Instruction Henry E. Hartig, Ph.D., President Mrs. Edith Robbins Daniel, Clerk Mr. A. E. Prince, Treasurer Dr. E. E. Hosterman Dr. Robert C. Rawson Mr. William Cavanagh Page 4

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 QuU)j ‘ vu OA o l o— ■ -4a xa-CJ Sy jt teJ JX-- -vr) Ll J Av ) iAA -» CXslX C - -P LfC' cSLfc) — (Sbfi- a C -v- ---- V vJL •aw Vv4 DEDICATION “We’re on the air!” with the 1939 “Robin.” As you twist your dial to station R.H.S., and tune in to the following pages, perhaps you will wonder why radio was chosen as a theme. We based our book on that idea because Rohhinsdale was one of the first schools in the Northwest to have a broadcasting system; and because radio is a fitting representation of progress—progress in educational methods—in the scope of educational subjects—in educational equipment. Accordingly, we wish to dedicate our book to those teachers of our school who have seen this transition from the old to the new—from yesterday’s school to today’s. They have not only seen the change, but have helped to make it. They have grown, even as radio has grown from the old-fashioned crystal sets to a modern, efficient mechanism, with the school. We dedicate our annual to the following: E. J. Cooper M. M. Mielke S. E. Ainsworth P. E. Johnson Emily Kotter Esther Loe Mabel Patterson Bess Sinnott Thekla Thote Ken Williams

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FACULTY English—There ain't no such word as ain't for Misses Back row: Thoma, Peterson, Mathis, Sinnott Front row: Tuve, Rice and Bielcjeske Social Science—The quiz programs are easy for these social scientists: Back row: Mr. Ciraybill, Miss Loe, Mr. Engberg Front row: Mr. Sochacki, and Miss Patterson, the librarian. Fagc 5