Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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TYPICAL SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS 1. Ready to start anothor day. 2. Yea Robins! YEA ROBINS!! 3. Audrey, the other half of No. 9. 4. Under the mistletoe?????? 5. Tommy and Yvonne don't believe in “the foot limit. 6. Swede thinks its none of our business; how about it. Mary? 7. Let'r go. George! Direct hit. Patti?? 8. Love, notes, and clinches proy on those junior gals' minds. 9. What are you doing down thoro. Donna, without No. 3? 10. Congregation of the He-Men of the junior class?? Food looks good anyway. 11. If it were only dark— 12. A gloam like that would only mean dirt . . .

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SENIOR OFFICERS John Cooper, president, spends all of his spare time creating those S6th century creations. Black curly hair covers the brain which thinks football, music, and women all need improvement! Jerry Hackenmueller. treasurer, fills his spare time with Spanish, the new Red River Valley quartet and a certain miss from Southwest High School. Known around for his dry wit and active sense of humor. Houston Ahl. as vice-president, is heard singing “Sioux City Sue from morning till dusk. Track and football rank ahead of other sports as well as a certain redhead living on Scott Avenue. Jack Wincok. secretary, is seen journeying to Northfield every other week-end. Muscles, body beautiful, and under all that brawn there are some brains. He's funny, too. Me arm, me arm, ya broke my little arm!! SENIORS With a formal rap of his mallet upon his desk, the judge calls the court to order. The trial is about to begin. The seniors will be tried to see whether they have worked hard enough for three long years to merit participation in the graduation exercises. The senior class, assisted by John Cooper, president; Houston Ahl, vice-president; Jerry Hackenmueller, treasurer; and Jack Wincek, secretary, has proved itself very successful under the capable leadership of these four boys. “Janie, the class play which was given in their junior year, is still said to be the best play that Miss Sinnott has ever produced. That surely is evidence in favor of our senior class. Many of the seniors were active in Thespians, Masquers, and declamation under the supervision of Miss Sinnott and Miss Setterberg. National Honor Society has again opened its doors and twenty-seven more seniors were chosen for their outstanding characteristics of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. This is an honor that is highly regarded by all seniors. As for the girls, most of them belonged to Girls' Club, which is the largest organization in the school. It was the aim of every senior girl to develop character, leadership, and personality, so that she might meet the challenge that awaited her after commencement. Hi-Y, which is the popular boys' club, also helped to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character. Just to have mentioned a few of the activities that the seniors have taken part in is sufficient proof to let the jury make the crucial decision which will affect each and every one of the seniors. The verdict has been received by the judge and the senior class is released on good behavior, leadership, and character. 26