Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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JUNIORS Large numbers could account for it, many class leaders emphasize it, unusual talent proves it, but only knowing each junior individ- ually could convince an observer that the class of 1942 is ready and able to take the reins from the seniors and assume their positions as leaders. Claude Clasen, president, directed activities for the annual junior- senior prom at which the juniors were hosts. Room 203 eGroup U Row l-M. Berfhiaume. M. Ebner. I. Krieger. Mr. Ward. M. Hain, M. Gfroerer, V. Kuns, S. Larson. Row Z-V. Hendrickson, L. Boyeft S. Dahlen, Y. Kraemer, J. Forrey, V. Lovesee. R. Faue. Row 3-J. Kuch, R. Hommes, E. Falink, C. Allen, M. Kuch, M. Herman, H. Almer. Row 4-6. Freund, R. Dennis, R. Lusian, H. Bar- rows, R. Lamey, W. Chrisfianson, P. La Jeun- esse. Row Se-S. Lewis, Ce Duepner, W. Bosch, H. Krueger, D. Embrefson, W. Bosserfl J. Lindsay, J. Blessin. Room 203 eGroup H Row le-D. Ryan, J. Mayne. H. Moore. M. McCluskey, D. MaIbon, R. Rorbakken. Row 2.. B, Woody, G. Osborne, V. Priebe. B. Plume- dahl, M. Schulfz, B. O'Laug'nlin. Row 3eE. Mc- AHisfer, J. Paulson, G. Meisfer, H. Schmidt, J. Sheid. E. Nelson. Row 4-M. Rosnow, L. Perry. M. Schoeder, R. Pafnode, T. Men'fh, N. Mac- Kay, L. Sfeen.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION HHealth and physical fitness go hand in hand: to be healthy. one must be physically flt, say the physical education instructors. Under the auspices of Miss Valborg Skartvedt and Walter HRed,' Sochacki, the youthful stu- dents learn the fundamentals of the various sports. Rules, regulations. and playing strategy are also taught. Football, basketball, wrestling, boxing, base- ball, and volley ball are delved into by the boys, While the girls play tether, hand ball, basketball, badminton, tennis. and baseball. Through these mediums the students learn the ethics and opera- tions of competitive athletics.

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Homo Room 206 Row I-J. Billefer, J. Berg, Miss Cheskie, A. Manchoff, B. Flea, J. Billefer. Row 2 M. Kobow. N. EngvaIl, M. Baumfrog, N. Haney. 6. Case. E. Durnham. Row 3 A. Hassinger, M. Malcolm, M. Sfafford, G. lverson, R. Clasen, G. Almer. Row 4-D. Houg- ham, N. Skov, R. wallace, R. Eager, S. Kidd, D, Refsell. Row 5-H. Mar- queHe, H. Cook, C. Clasen, L. Jordef, R. Nord. R. Broberg, W. Riley. Homo Room 209 Row I-J. Ruff, M. Roche, L. Hiller, Miss Sinno'rf, D. Oswald. M. Bauer, A. Knaeble. Row 2-C. MacDonald, R. HiaH, R. Humphrey. D. Fedor, V. May, F. Diefhert R. Durkin. Row 3- V. Krieger, B. Sfoffel, J. Schuh, 6. An- derson, H. Pomerleau, N. Quis'r. T. Lange. Row 4-L. Meyer, 8. Palmer. A. Reidhead, R. Fifzer, M. Eull, E. Erf- iord. L. Leckner. Row S-C. Lewis. A. Stewart, L. Pe1erson, R. Erickson J. Hart. D. Briden, M. Cook, S. C nock. JUNIORS Room 2I2 Row l-R. Nelson, K. Carter, W. Mur- phey, Mr. Skaurud, J. Erskine, R. Hos- ferman, F. Childs. Row 2-L. Arnquisf, L. Fox, M. Sandvig, A. Samuelson, M. Rochaf, P. Lehman. Row 3-H Hendrickson, K. Henson, 6. Arm- shong, B. Swanson, V. Fink, J. Heise, M. Begin. Row 4-C. Bencker, T. Gavic. B. Jones, C. Nelson, V. Bisfodeau. G. Syverson. Row 5-L. Lien, D. Kitner. W. Harris. C. Palmer, H. Dahlen, L. BuHer, J. Mooney.