Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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French Club and German Club Row l-W. Steward, E. Troska, A. Grice, Miss King. M. Finer, M. Har- garfen, R. Olson. Row Z-M. Roche. V. Norden, K. Sahly, D. Pralle, A. Sf. Cyr, E. Knechfges. Row 3-M. Wood- ruff, H. Zachman, E. Koelfgen, E. Wil- le, D. Richardson. R. Richter, B. Kable. Row 4-J. Levine. E. Hughes, R. Gren- ell, J. Grenell, J. German. C. Gedafus. Row S-W. After. 3. Sinnock, W. Jor- genson, J. Berger, D. Skov, R. Peterson. L. Martens. $ O . . . ' O . . t 3 ., X Assembly Club Row I-M. Ayshford, J. Na'rhe. A. Grice, M. Mielke, P. Johnson, M. Roche, M. Hain. Row 2-8. Ahlers, A. Obinger. E. Gill. A. Houck, W. Mur- phey, L. Naf'ne, M. German. Row 3m D. Johnston, M. Gauss, Y. Stephens, M. MaHson, P. Dallman, P. Barrett Row 4-W. Jorgenson, P. Young. C. Nordgren, H. Krueger, S. Wyman, K. Havens, D. Mathison. FRENCH AND GERMAN CLUBS Miss Mildred King, adviser, holds a place of honor at the monthly meetings of the French and German clubs. Members of the two clubs plan the pro- grams, refreshments, and discussions on topics of interest in France and Germany. ASSEMBLY CLUB To arrange pro- grams and enter- tain Robbinsdale students, is the aim of the members of the assembly club. Under the leader- ship of Keith Ha- vens, Paul Young, and Phyllis John- son, the club also arranges exchange programs with other schools.

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Mosquers Row l-J. Erskine. M. McCluskey. E. Knaeble. B. Sinnoff. M. Roche, A. Knaeble. F. Childs. Row 2- V. Lovesee. M. Schultz. B. O'Laughlin. M. Sandvig. l. Krieger. A. MacDonald. Row 3eP. Dallman, G. Armstrong. 5. Kidd. R. Humphrey. P. Turgeon. J. Nathe. W. Murphey. Row 4-E. Erfiord. V. Krieger. R. Swanson. E. Leckner. K. Henson. 6. Hendrickson. L. Leckner. Row 5-J. Blessin, A. Stewart. C. Palmer. S. Wyman. C. Duepner. S. Lewis. S. Charnock, R. Eager. M ASQUERS uLittle Men, 3 pre- miere production, was the main play given by the Masquers Club this year. Under the leader- ship of Miss Bess Sin- nott, the club practices acting once a week. President a n d vice- president a r e Mary Roche and Alice Knae- ble. respectively, Betty O'Laughlin is secre- tary-treasurer.

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1.,Ii'll 1M WWW h x Tale afi Confers,A Leftu 72f RighirEC Hondorf . Cyr Miss KellyroLJ W10 drug J. Rice id $L2e. wai W ROBIN'S TALE . i All the functions of a metropolitan newspaper are taken up by the members of the HRobin's Tale staff Receiving a rating of All American a superior award last year in a nationwide contest. the Tale' newshounds are striving to duplicate this feat again this year under their new adviser, Miss Betty J. Keller. QUILL AND SCROLL Creative ability scholastic record and originality of writing are three of the essentials for membership in Quill and Scroll a jour- nalistic society. The members have been chosen for their work on the uRobin's Tale and the URobin. Robin's Tale Row l-E. Koelfgen, K. Havens. C. Si. Cyr, A. Houck. E. Hondorf, J. Rice, M. Woodruff. Row ZeP. Harris, C. Palmer, L. Leckner, W. Murphey, M. Hain, M. German, M. Ebner, H. Zachman. M. Maffson. N. Johnson, M. Faber. Row 3eV. Norden1 8. Mac. Kay, K. Eggum. M. Eull, O. Larson, S. Ryan. Quill and Scroll Row I-M. Gorman, M. Hain, J. Ers- kine, M. Roche, V. Ayshford, A. Houck. Row Z-L. Leckner, C. Sf. Cyr, J. Rice, P. Barret? V. Norden. Row 3-M. Woodruff P. Harris, H. Zachman. A. LaMere, E. Koelfgen, E. Erfiord. Row 4-6, Walsh P Young. N. MacKay, M. Roche, Y. Stephens, K. Havens, B. MacKay. 29