Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Mr. Hawk discusses aptitude tests with Eleanor Herner. Added to the huge task of interviewing all high school students, he teaches three classes of senior social science and somehow 6nds time to advise student photography. Any senior who has been connected with dramatic work will long remember Miss Sinnott as coach and friend. Violet Heise, Masquers, president, and Mary Lou Blake look over a picture of last years Thespian production. FACULTY 1 llEveryone must have a ticket,,, cautions Mr. Eddy, who takes charge of ticket selling for all athletic events, and is also adv viser of the Robin. Mr. Eddy teaches Spanish and German. Miss Nella Peterson gives an assignment to one of her books keeping classes. In addition to teaching commercial subjects, she is also co-advisor of the Pep CLub.

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Miss Edith LaPray appraises the latest bul- letin board display. She also directs the Com- mercial Service Club and supervises all mimcographing and program printing. FACULTY lcha or coffee ?,l Miss Skoglund smilingly inquires. Miss Skogl lund serves not only as a mathe- matics instructor, but she is also Girls Club adviser and has been hostess on many occasions. llThis is a very good book? is a familiar statement to all those who know Miss Mable Patten son, our school librarian.

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iiWe must make our deadlinef Mrs. Skade- land tells Dorothy Vos and Pat Turgeon, editors of the Tale staff. Not only does she take charge of the newspaper, but she also teaches journalism and American history. Miss Sneed is caught unawares demonstrat- ing biological phenomena to her biology class. She teaches two sections of First Aid and spends many weary hours in detention. d't i Club, of which 'IVXL-mdquist is president. It Mr. Reininger, a new addition to our faculty, teaches social studies and salesmanship. He makes his classes interesting by supplying the hidden human facts about history.