Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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SOPHOMORES 202 Row 1: G. Wycoskie. B. Benckor. A. Bouley. S. Anselment, Miss Nutting. L. Bieurance. S. Champlain, M. Chapman. M. Davis. Row 2: B. Cavanagh. L. Bushway, B. Dietz. D. Cahlander. P. Crandall. M. Anderson. B. Brandt. D. Cronin. Row 3: L. Bushway. D. Bonneville. V. Cling-ingsmith, A. Compton. W. Bottle, B. Alexander. R. Christenson. Row 4: D. Carlson. C. Daliman. W. Devaney. D. Brunscll. L. Cook. M. Zabel. R. Davenport. 205 Row 1: J. McMichael. M. Larson. M. Larson. L. Lillestol. Miss Potorson. J. Merrick, P. Miller. M. Johnson. P. Oborsky. Row 2: A. Malbon. M. Liebforth. D. O'Dell. C. Nolson. C. Kiolmeyer. P. Lindahl. D. Mork. E Milless. P. Morse, M. Nelson. Row 3: N. Johnson. D. Lusian. W. Lehman. E Milless, J. Katz. J. Martin. N. Ofsthun. L. More house. Row 4: C. Krause. D. Lartch. L. Johnson. L Knobel. R. LaBelle, D. Madden. J. Jurgenson M. Lucier, L. Larson. Row 5: D. O'Dell, R. Linderholm. V. Lartch. H Jorgenson. C. Lidberg. E. Kurtz. J. Menth. J. Olson, K. Mickelson, B. O'Brien. 204 Row 1: J. Flory. G. Hommes. R. Howe, P. Gad-bow, Miss Ahles, S. Egan. M. Eull. E. Honncn. N. Forman. Row 2: J. Fritz. D. Durand, B. Featherstone. J. Hinds. D. Hake, B. Henderson. P. Hoffman. A. Doanc. M. Erickson. Row 3: D. Goetzke. E. Dooley. R. Elmer. R-Gittins. J. Gleason. R. Harrington. E. Johnson. B. Doty, L. Fitzer. Row 4: D. Gates, M. Hassinger. B. Halton. E. Fink, J. Hansen. T. Holmers. H. Franz, T. Fuller. B. Hebbe, M. Hayek. Row 5: D. Grenell. C. Hansen. J. Fischer. E. Gorman. E. Irmen. J. Gause. C. Elmor, T. Filas, E. Dilley. R. Dupuis. 20

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SOPHOMORE WITNESSES Butterflies was the feeling in the pit of our stomachs on the memorable day of September fourth when we entered senior high as the little sophomore class with a big job ahead of us. Our biggest task was getting acquainted with the ways of the senior class. For the first few weeks we all had fears of doing something wrong that the upper classmen would hold against us for the rest of the long tedious year which was before us. As the weeks and months went on, we adjusted ourselves to the new way, and grew bold enough to mix with the upper classmen. By Christmas we found ourselves to be one big happy family, because by this time we found out that the seniors weren't as stern as they seemed to be. Now as the year comes to an end, wc look back with a smile of fond remembrance on those happy days while we think of ways we can frighten the oncoming class. 213 Row 1: B. Seaberg, D. Sundbcrg. M. Schaleen. Miss Kottlcson. J. Schmock, J. Wills, P. Sibel. Row 2: B. SwonBon, V. Vomhai. D. Topel. H. Solsvig. G. Schutz. Row 3: I. Turner. N. Wichtcrman, J. Tillman. 0. Stofanich, B. Varner. H. Smith. Row 4: P. Thompson. D. Waligoski. D. Tak-kinen, C. Suol. V. Tidemand. B. Schon. Row 5: E. Schmidt. B. Sipo. D. Sands. L Sharpe. E. Stephens. T. Watson. A. Staubor. 206 Row 1: L. Olson, D. Salamandyk. N. Orning. M. Odcgaard, Miss Gross. N. Price. G. Pappas. J. Robison. Row 2: D. Palmer, M. Peterson. D. Pallard. Y. Olson. V. Sandmoen. L. Sandahl. D. RudeeS. M. Ross. Row 3: R. Quinn. E. Parker. R. Rolseth. W. Roles. J. Orluck. J. Peterson. B. Raustadt. Row 4: D. Peterson. D. Sallman. G. Rent. K. Osladil. T. Rucker, L. Olson. D. Schaap. 19

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JUNIOR OFFICERS Bob Schreycr, vice-president, has brains, curly hair, dreamy smile, and big blue eyes. What more could one ask for or want’ Athletically minded with a line as long as a mile. Norbcrt Reichert, as president, has held this role for two straight years. Football, wrestling, baseball, etc. . . . you name it and he's in it. ''Nubs'’ to his friends. Howard Jordot. secrotary, is sandy haired, and up and coming athlete, and has a decided devilish glint in his blue eyes. JUNIORS Studious, ambitious, and co-operative characterize the students that compose the junior class of 1945-46. On trial for the past two years, they are finally given a sigh of relief as they enter their third and last year of judgment. Through their sophomore and junior years they have been led through their trials and tribulations by some very capable leaders. This year the junior class officers are dominated by boys. Norbert Reichert, who was elected president of his class this year, was also vice-president of his sophomore class. He is not only known for his good work in class duties, but is well-known for his ability on the football field. His duties as class president include: conducting the class meetings, choosing a committee for the selection of class rings, and heading the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom. He is accompanied by Bob Schreyer, who is vice-president, and by Howard Jordet, who holds the position of secretary. One of the big moments of the juniors was the production of their class play. This was the opportunity when their talent, willing co-operation, and helpfulness was revealed. The play was one of the first big undertakings to which they ever had a chance to commit themselves. The memorable success was called ‘The Fighting Littles . The Littles were a family with a temperamental father and a teen-aged daughter. Donna Mielke and Elaine Skytte succeeded in making Goody, the daughter, a hit. Ham Ellers, a boy friend of Goody, was performed by Wayne Pitman and Ray Rasmussen. The father was portrayed by Dean Johnson and Jack Dibble. The consoling mother was played by JoAnn Gibson and Barbara Johnston. Under Miss Sinnott's clever direction, The Fighting Littles proved to be a glittering and successful performance. 21