Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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VVe knew . that thete were many disappoihtm nts as well as successes in store for 4 us, but we werefully prepared to take in our stride anything which i l might confront us. ' 'x i U . l ' i - , x; x X; l ; ' WCy-ihe graduating class of 1947, woulfl, like to take each and every one of you back tq that Well-remeinlaered day last fall. Af etlzyou have all climbed into the '47 iRobin, -we would like to, have 5'9ng 'XCHUGC? a , THRU the year with us. !.Our Japable dtiiiers wi ILbe Mgl: Coopet. aIXd MWielEey. with the ever-alert itraHic oncers Vbeirlgl portrayiie by Stir dependable facultyHnembers. Every organiza- tion inlaour school represents a necessary xpart of our little auto and without any one 0;: them, ourxtxiplgould not belles conmplete and sueckxsful. 1 k a 4 x. . J Let uslonce mtxne relive those newer-to-be-lforgotleh oments of our high school 9.. iciareerSeall thoselj tle things thatFm e the days of t is past year some of the hap- ; 4 piest of our livesi Do Xou Qexmbet- bur-bero football team that captured the LakehConfere-nice C amp'xonshi Titl ' . l hat ter C flush at noon hour when we were . l ,I n, quite sure wh th r wx would com alive :1- not; the two or three days that s becau Of SHOW storms; and the tedious Vl'lOUI'S t wkxe sge t doihg all that terrible homework? It is really quite amazing thataall ofk us 5 rvive kthose great ordeals. A , Q It is tgue, thKand was rather rough at times and needless to say there were nunwslobstac in our path. However, at the end of each rough stretch of road, there as a reward of some kind-something that made all that hard work really worthwhile. k Afterithis trip, we Seniors will bid you all farewell and pass through the por- tals of Robbinsdale High School to return again only as alumni. Yes, the year ha: been both full and successful, so lets take one last Vloiok at it. Here we go . . . . , . 1 'vx . Chuggm Thru ll xx x X v E N, V , yd Ni Vx UN :x h o r e . , i a VX 1b l t ij x 4 I ' l I J I x 4 V I' ll PANORAMA FA! 7 ITLTY STUDENTS SI'0HTS ACTIVITIES THE B0131 N STAFF CO-EDITORS - - - - Lois Cavanagh . . . Donna Mielkc COPY EDITOR - - - - - Jean Campbell Assistants - - Barbara johnston . . . Alice Hayhoe Harold Smith. .joycc Halverson . . . Tom Plant SENIOR EDITOR - - - - Catherine Duevel Assistants - - - - Margie Gladwin . . . Dawn Linn ART EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - Corrine Robinson Betty Vick MAKE- UP EDITOR - - - Jacquelyn Utterberg Assistants - - - - - Jean McLean . . Judith Dahl Dennis Madden SPORTS EDITOR1-BOYS - - - - - - - Milo Carlson Assistants - - - - - Byron Davis . . . Jack Schroeder Jack Dibble SPORTS EDITOR- GIRLS - - - - - - - Kay Jones Assistants - - - - - Irene Currie . . . Elaine Smith FACULTY EDITOR - - - - - - - - Catherine Bottle Assistants - - - Patti Capriotti . . . Muriel Sturdevant CALENDAR EDITION - - - - - - Catherine Condon Assistants - - - Nancy Thompson . . . Elaine Skytte BUSINESS MANAGER - - - - - - - David Wells Assistant - - - - - - - - Robert Swenson BOOKKEEPER - - - - - - - - - - Mary LaVallee ADVERTISING MANAGERS - - - - Robert Bradburn Robert Baldwin CIRCULATION - - - Shirley Almer . . . Phyllis Fredean Robert Bauman PHOTOGRAPHER - - - - - - - - Arlene Rosnow TYPISTS - - - - Shirley Lundh . . . Angeline Sorenson Oreta Schmidt . . . Delores Vernon FACULTY ADVISER - - - - - - - - Alice L. Low .. ,L,? L I 1 Qun'n .Uurgic On lhc Throne- Do-Nut Dunk Something new! A colorful and novel parade pruvxdcd .1 gala Start to this year's Homecoming, events. During tho: auditorimn program that fol- lowed. Queen Alarglc Gladwin was crowned by Dick W'achtler and Bah Schrcycr. Co-Captains of the 1947 Football Sqtmd. She was attended by her ltwclv lAlthea.m-W'amng Donna hiielkc, Corinne mac: IPE' OUT W'WAY'LA sllum Rnbnn 'tpr Uu! H'atazla IIaIf-timv thl the I'lllt! Robinson. jackie Utterberg and Betty Vick. XVipc Out Wayzata was the theme and our champion- ship team did just that, to the tune 01:23 to 7. At 4 ohclock the alumni Do-Nut Dunk was held in the community room and the day was climaxed by the traditional Homecoming dance, featuring Bud Strawnhs orchestra. Sn cc! and 1.01 Cly' H01VIECOMING m 'v 1. H K .1. .. . ,, .... ... p: FACULTY a ; : u , r .V . . Jam... . . i .. .u.... . ....wl . . - 3!.2 .t . . . .y 3.5.; .31.. 11: 2 . .....v . r 3t 9 x. ...-. ko .l vu FAKE? n: , 1.. ... ... ,- J.Vvi..m.ir$lh.tw rah... .Qihvs, . M. 4CL ??:r- aw il Principal AI. 1' . Jlielke . . . Superintendent E. I. Cooper DRIVERS The chief driver of The Robin is Superintendent E. J. Cooper. who is keenly interested in students. faculty. and community welfare. His biggest job is to coordinate the educational program for more than two thousand seven hundred students in the elementary, junior high and senior high schools of Robbinsdale. Although the years may pass, the graduates of 47 will find that Mr. Cooper will con- tinue to he a loyal friend to each and every one of them. The out-of-doors holds a keen interest for our chief driver. Many detours are planned in his summeris travels to include some of the best fish- ing spots in Minnesota. x , Superintendent E. I. Cooper Celebrates birthday Nit. N1. N1. Mielke, assistant driver of The Robin and principal of the high school, speaks plainly and to the point in his daily contact with students. This characteristic plus his friendly interest in stu- dents. his understanding of their problems, and conhdence of the students of the school makes him a friend of all the students who have gradu- ated from Robbinsdale High. In addition to his many and varied duties connected with his posi- tion, he still finds time to serve as adviser for the National Honor Society. Mr. Mielkeis hobby and favorite pastime dates back to his own college days. When not at his desk, he can often be found playing his favorite game of cribbage. M. M. Miclkc gim advice TRAFFIC Aliss I. Scllcrberg and Miss S. Hansen ENGLISH OFFICERS On our little trip let us stop and bid our teachers Miss B. Sinnot, Miss G. Snabbi, and Mrs. M. farewell. First let us look in on the English Depart- Adams have prepared us for this last lap of our ment. . . . . Journey during our sophomore and Junior years. There we find Miss J. Setterberg and Miss S. Hansen. Shakespeare's Macbeth presented a dif- M. S' t' hbb' h' 1 .Mi i Ficult spot in the road for some this year. 155 mno s o y 15 coac mg p ays nn e Field, at one act play with a cast of five boys was In addition to Senior English, Miss Setterberg es ted t th R . a1 S e h F t' l r n e non wa . has taken over a class in speech and all of the decla- p e a e g 9 cc es mation work. V 1 u K I - K XI K , K X K K 3 x x k 1 KJ Q , x . , , N f L ' . K x v U' ' L' SIM. .11. Adams. 3113: B. Sinnott, bliss G. Snabbi Miss G. Kellleson Spanish and Library Officers Members of the Spanish Club will always re- member Miss G. Kettleson as a friend and teacher. Our Spanish interpreters on our trip, until recent- ly, studied under her. Among other activities, each year the students of Spanish present an auditorium program. The theme this year was very cleverly worked out depicting a scene in a Cafe Patio. Now it comes time to bid Adios to our Spanish teacher Jliss AH. Patterson Stopping at the library one finds Miss M. Patter- son busily looking for some reference material. She always seemed to know just where to look after students had given up. Our librarian has helped us in many ways during the past three years and it is with great reluctance that we bid her adieu. and Girlsi Club Adviser. 10 Mr. L. Ward, Miss K. Michelson, Miss D. Forchas,er. L. Alden , 1 A7 diKZK, y Mr. H. Hagemeistcr SCIENCE 0FFICEBS In passing permit us to introduce our Science teachers who all did their bit to keep the Robin Chuggin. First let us present Miss K. Mickelson and Miss D. Forchas. XVhen Miss Mickelson is not too busy with Girls, Club she helps Miss Forchas plan auditorium programs. Athletically minded Mr. L. Ward and Mr. L. Alden spend free hours coach- Aliss E. Gillcland : ing the B Football squad and Hockey. Miss E. Gilleland and Mr. H. Hagemeister teach physics and Chemistry while Mr. M. XVoodwat-d and Mr. I. Nerdahl. have charge of the mathe- matics department. Mr. Nerdahl was coach of the Woodward Championship football team. Mr. coached the wrestling team. Air. 1. erdahl and . r. .H. u'oodnanl I l wt bliss 1V. Peterson, bliss Afto ' Airs. V. Hill. Aliss E. Carlson. Mrs. M. Flinn Commercial and Home Ec. Officers The Business Women of tomorrow are taught shorthand, typing and bookkeeping by Miss N. Peterson and Miss A. L. Low. Under the direction of Mrs. Krause the art stu- dents are making posters and announcements for the various activities. In the Home Economics Department Miss E. Carlson, Mrs. V. Hill and Mrs. M. Flinn are busy teaching the elements of homemaking. Mrs. NI. Steinbach, Mr. O. B. Aftreth and Miss G. Doran put down their batons long enough to welcome us. This is the group who have been re- sponsible for the music which was heard on the Robin's radio. Airs. 4H. Krause bliss G. Duran. Air. 0. B. Aircrh. Airs. Al. Steinbeck 12 Miss V. Skardvedl PHY. ED. Strong, healthy boys and girls are needed to keep our car uChuggin Thru. Miss Skartvedt, through work in girls' physical education classes and competitive sports, has provided us with girls in top physical condition. G.A.A. has become an increasingly popular activity. Points are earned by participation in end-ball, basketball, and badminton tournaments. These are applicable toward an award which may be either an emblem or a letter. The Athletic Department is under the direction of Mr. W. Sochocki. In addition to teaching sev- eral gym classes, Mr. Sochocki coaches basketball and golf and assists with football in the fall. Mr. Sochocki is assisted by Mr. Marvin Wrucke who SHOP 0F F ICEBS Mr. Sochacki. R. Kuch. Air. 1 . erucke OFFICERS teaches some gym classes, coaches the track team and has charge of all of the boys' athletic equip- ment. They all help to keep our students in perfect physical condition. Before leaving Robbinsdale High School let us drop into the Shop. There Messrs. Kraft, Strukel, and Wivell are hard at work teaching the funda- mentals of electricity, architectural drawing, wood and metal work. They have given us some assur- ance that our boys are prepared to repair the Robin should it break down enroute to our destinations. It is now time to bid farewell to all of those who have helped prepare us to take our place in the world. .Ur. I'l. Kraft and Ah. I. Slrukrl t Ali's. Vcrlc Thompson l s. . xix M. Fedor. V. Heisc. and M. McisterN ' l4 Q .' CLERICAL 0FFICERS It would be impossible for any student to pass through Robbinsdalc High without having met Mrs. Verle Thompson. Mrs. Thompson is the man- ager of the book room and also cashier in the cafe- teria. Whether you are in quest of a book, or sup- plies or have come to the end of the line in the cafeteria. Vcrle is there with her winning smile ready to help. Our former students. and now capable oHicc workers are an intricate part of the mechanism which keeps our little Robin on the right road in order that it may reach its destination without too many dctours. Nlarion. Violet. and Mary have .Urs. Lui'illc I'vranu'n charge of all the permanent records that seem to live after us even after Graduation Day. Lucky is the student who hasn,t at sometime had to get a tardy slip or special permit! Mrs. Franzen, the Robin's nurse, has charge of seeing that all of us are in good physical condition in order that we may carry on our work to the best of our ability. In addition to working with high school students she also has charge of grade school and junior high school students. This year special X-rays were given, hearing of all students checked, and the usual dental program was pro- vided for. HEALTH 0F F ICE B, 1 t Y O TIME 0UT VVITII THE TEAFIIERS Air. IVoodn'ard tuncs in on Ialm's Olltcr ulifc. a A J 1 . ia Lac and Iu'r Innfrivmla V Ltaltlmgti'rlnbli; Eu! .vHaLEl L , VIEIP, n.. WV! . at. W :.4.! i........f 41.1; 1x 4. V .. . .. . 1:.- 9 WV. 1 H.8:qu...1 .!..:... . , s . . :1 V. . . . . . . .. . ufoth .5 HI H'aync Pihmm. Dick u'achllcr. Alargic Glatlu'in. Bob Schrcycr Sophisticated Scnio rs SPARK PLUGS liver ready Syark Plugs are an essential part to any atitmnohilc. Ljur Robin was fortunate in having the senior students to furnish the much needed ig- niting spark for sports and all school activities. In recognition of outstanding scholarship, leadership. and service. some twenty-seven seniors were elected to the National Honor Society. These facts alone make it safe to predict that the members of the class of 1947 are headed for success in their chosen fields. During the past three years the seniors have been well represented in such groups as the Thespians. lVlasquers. Girls. Club and Hi-Y. Nlany have shown promise in the field of dra- matics. Most of our readers will remember Donna Mielke. Elaine Skyttc. Wayne Pitmon and Ray Ras- mussen in the junior class play. the Fighting Littles. Others are familiar with the orations given by Judy Dahl. Elaine Skytte. Patti Capriotti, Har- old Smith and Catherine Duevel at the Regional Speech Festival at St. Louis Park. The class will always cherish the memories of good times and the lasting friendships they have made with their ' aClICI'S and fellow students. CHIIGGIN9 TIIBIT THE SENHDIIS G0 MOST POPULAR Dick Wachtler' and Donna Mielkc O SHIRLEY AIAIFR,2 2 tqun! Band IcrteRro lEV'Innm' - 3; Band IAvIern- her I 23; Pep Band I .Orchatra l- -;3 nSIafI 3; Ticket Asst. 2 Pro moCrn 2' CI.A letter W Inner 1; RC. bAn. A. I- -3; GII'I 3 Club Cabinet 3: CIIrII 3 Club Member I- -3 FL MER AL THAIUSR' relmn I -3HI -Y Member 3; RIHe Club 3; Track Squad 3 . ROB AN- DERSON. andy - Boxmg ParIIprant l- 2; Robin Staff 3 . TR B- ERT BAI. DW'IN. IIbaldy'Ir' 2.. Football Letter Winner 3; FootbaII B Team 2; BasketbaIl I3 I Tram 1-2; BasebaII Squad 1 2 -3; Boxing Par- IICIpan! I- 2; Baseballl Lener Winner I-2-3; Basketball Squad 3; Robin Staff 3; R I' Club 23; Masque! 3 Pres. 2; Prom. Comm. 2; National Honor 3, Studcm CInuncII 1-2-3; HI- Y 3. 0 ROBERT BAUIVIAN 'tn-nmk Th :- pIan N1ember 2-3;u Declama non 2-3;Box1ng 2; Robin Staff 3; PubIIc Address 3; RIIIe VIVIAN BEAII. Wn -v-Hall Guide 3 . . . M ARGARET BECK, muggs rA Robin's Tale Staff 3; ..A 2-3; GIrIIs Clu b Member l-2-3; Pep Club 3 I . DOR OITHY BI: RIGSTROM . dur A Robin Suf? 3; All year Honor Roll 1-2; Hall 3IIIIde 1; CI. A.A. IMember 1-2-3; A.A. Ietu-r W Inner 2; GIIII 3 Club IVIember 2-3 0 N1ARION BIES. I'brrzu I - A'FIghlIng Links 2; Thcs pIan INIem bet 2--3; IGII'I 3 Club IWembet 1-2-3' Ma'q rs I; Communal Club 3; CI. A. A -3 . . . CATHERINE BOTTIE I'Iulne i Ba nd IWcmber 'TIRhKIInAg LIIIIesI I 2; Thespian IVIemIII-r 2 3; DrcIamaIIon 2-3: RobIn sItaIT 3' GA A. Ithber I- 2 3' 3IIrI 3 Club IHemer I- 2 -;3 IWasque-rs I; SpanisII'I CounCII 3 . . . EI AINE BOUIEY sbnrly 2. De cIamatIon 3, Girl' 3 Club 2 3, GA. A 2-3 . .ROI3I1RT I3RADI3URN IIbanI' Football BII Team 1- Basketball- Intramural 1; Baseball Squad 2.; I303- Ing Participant 1-2-3; Hockey 1-2-3: Hockey Ieuer W'Inncr 2; RobIn SI :5 3: Lunchroom Ant. 3; Prom. Comm, 2; HI Y 0mm 3; HI Y KIvm I3 3; Boxmg Champmn I. O DOROTHY hIBROWIN 'IlmII Nune I3 .Asl. 3 . . ,CHARIIiS BKI KKIIA , hqu Ba3ketball Letter XVInnI-r 3; BaskrIbaII UIIII Team I 2; Bainball AI ram 3; mung parnpram I 2; IHanagor of Football 1: Ant. IVIanagrr of BaskttbaII I: Band RIcmFI-r 1-2: Pep Ha nd 2; HI Y IAIchw-r 3 I . . FRANK I3UR.AK.' pnlmk 833' 'chaII Imm- muval l 2 3: Boxmg Parnnpam I 2 . . . HLI3 CIH C Al I ANDI R 13kt. O II:.AN C A'WPBI'II I,. UlnImrII Thmplan Sun 3: IIu-xpmn KIImIHI 2 3;DnIam.1Imn 2 3; cclamanon P113- WIInner 2; IVIAMIIIIH I; Rnbm Staff .3; Natmnal Honor 3; AII x'var Honor RuII I 2; AlhIlKOfHIIHI 3IIlIb 3 . pATTI CAIIRIOTTI. I'..IprunI-IHII AICapprIIa 2 3; I'IIgIIIIng I.IIIII'.3II 2; IIIhcxplan AIrmer 2 3: 3m'lamallon 2 3;?3113quu3 I; Rnbm Staff .3; Nanonal Honor an PrIn 3; Nanmml Honor 2 3; AII YIAI Honor Roll I 2; Hommnmlng 30mm. 3; Irom 3.0mm 2. .'IA Igd IU' IIIm 3,IIII1 3; 3I. A A. Irm Iwr I 2 3; 3IIIII3 CIIIF XII'mINI I 2 '1 CIub . . . 'AIII I33 CARI S33N 'II-tl'II FontFaII IrlhI AAIIIIIII 2-3; FonIIuII 'I3 Team I; H.13LrtbaII Intramural 2; TI .IIII' IvIIvI AVInnor I2 3: Trmk Squad I I' 3: AV rutImg Squad 3: Mann; I'M nnpam I 2: Band KIchwr I 2: I'rp Band I 2: RnFIn SmII 3: Hnmr comm; Chauman 3; omnnmmp: Commuter 3; mm 30mm: nu 2: HI Y Aut- III 3; HI-Y AIchwr I 2 3 . I33IS 3 AA AN AIIH bIIupurI A33 ppeIIa 2 3; IIFISIHIHS I.IttIr3II 2; IIIII'.3pI1n AIIquI - DQKI-Ilmillon I 2; 31:3qucr3 I; RoFm Igdxlor 3; N.HIMHI Humor 2 3, AIII Year Honor Roll 1 2; Studrm C31uIItII I; Hnmu'nmmg 30mm 3; P' om Comm 2; AIIdIImIIIm CIIII3 2; CHI 3 Club 3 1I3mI-I .II 3IIII'3 3IIUI KIrme'r I 2 3; Icp CII II1 2:31 .A A I - 3; I3 A R Au.1 O 3II L5R3II': 3 IIASS, AIII'CII IthI-KI'IAII IntramuraI I 2 3; Hau-IMIII Squad 2 3; Bonn; II'artIIIhanr I 3 I3.;.nd 31ch1cr I 2 3; Irp Ihnd 3; FIghlIng IIItIn I 2; Thrsplan 3 Eu TYQ413 3; IIIIchpIan 'KIImeI 2 3; RIIII- Club 3 . . CATHERINI: ICWON k1! A3.1p pcIIa I 2 3; Thuplan NIemer 2 3, Robm Staff 3: Student 3.0IIIII'II OI IIICCY 2; Sn Id? n! 3.0IIIIIII AIemF-QI I 2 3; CIII'IIs CIIIIN Cahnr! 3; 3IIIYIIS Club IKIeme-r I 23; Pr rp Club 3; G A A I 2 3; DI-I'Iamarmn 3 . . IRENE 3 LIRRII: ' vrntrI I A CappcIIa I 2 3: Robm StarI 3; RnIunK Tall- SIaRI 3; Homuommkv 3h.'1I man 3: Prom Comm 3.IIIIIII1.1II 2; 3;.A. A. KIcmbI-r l 2 3: Pc- C.IIII3 2 -;3 3IIII 3 Club AIemIv-I I 2 3 IXMNIAI I3 CLIRTIS. IIIJun I 3IOIf IrIII-r AV Inn 2, 3I0II Squad 2 3; IIIIIII .AII-m VV II E II E TIIEY9LL STOP N0 03 VIE KNOWS F UN N IEST LAUGH Carroll Tamar and Corinne Robinson O JUDITH DAH1.11judy - A Cappella 1-2 -3; UFIghtIng Littles ' 2; Ro bi Thespian h1ember 2-3; Declamalion 2-3; In St at? 3; L13 asquers 1; Prom. Comm 'NatIonal Honor 3; All Year Honor R0112 .; AudItorIum Club 3; Girl 5 Club Nlember 1- 2 -;3 G. A. A. h1ember 1- 2 -3 YRON DAVIS bu J '113askclball Intmmural l- 2 -;3 Baseball Squad 1-2 3; BoxIng Champion 1; 13oxIng Participant 2; Nhnager of Basketball 2; Baseball Letter VV'Inncr 2-3; 1'13Ig11t1ng 1.Ittles 2; Thespian Mem 2-3; Robin 51.111 3; National Honor 2-3;13ec1.1maIIon 2; A11 Ytar Honor R011 12; Ticket As .st. 2; AudImIIum Club 3; HI- Y 1N1cmbcr 3; Rifle Club 1-2-3 . . . PATRICIA Dh21131.'1p.xl wHall Guide 1-2; Prom Comm. 'Homccoming Comm. 3; IA..A. Nlcmber 1-2-3; G.A.A. Let- tlIr VV'Inn'er 1 2; M1 Club 1 3;. .c11i'l'1 5 Club h1ember 1-2 -;3 Pep Club -2-3 . . . ROI AND 13113131.13.1Ik'r.1ck Letter Winner 2; Track Squad 1- 2; VV Iesrling Loner VV'IIIner 2; VV'ICSdIng Squad 1-2- 3; Boxing P.1IIII'Ip:II:I 1-2; Captain of VV' IcsIlIng 3:13.1nd 519mb 1; Fighting 1.IIIlI-s .T1Ic.spI.1n Member 1-3; Robin Staff 3; HI- Y 131cmber 3. 0 ROBERT D11iTH1'IRT Ubob 13nskctball Immmuml 1-2; Boxing PJIIIL'IPCIHK 1-2; 13.1III1 1V1I'n11wr 2-3; PI'p Band 3; Orchestra 3; RIRe Club 2-3 . . . 1.013 1311.1.133' ln - 0II1 5 Club 1V1embcr 3; Nurse 5 As- sIsInnt 3 . . . 111110131151311'3'1'111 'jrny'-VVrI-511Ing Squad 1-2-3; Boxing PJIIIIIpaIII 2 . . 0.311N 1301.131AR glen -- Hockey 3. O JOAN DOUGLAS. ' '11, ' Robin 5 13111351111 3; Girl 5 Club 1V1m 111W 1-2-3; 1511 Club 3; IA .A. 131In111I-r1-2 R1CHAR13 13L1ERR Joan Boxing 12.1'IIII:Ip.1nI 1-2 3CA'1'H13R113113 DU13V131. Inzlh'y .A C. .1 pclln l - 3: 1Ig1'IIIng 1 I'Itlrs ' 2; Thespinn 1V1cmbcr 2 3; DI'IIMII'IIIIHI 1 2 3; 1V1.1sqIIIIs 1; 11011111 SL111 3'. National Honor 3; .All YI'ar Honor R 011 2; HIIIIIII'nmIIII: Chauman 3:12rom Comm. Chair- man 2; .AIIIIItmIIIm C IIIII VIII I05 3; Alldlloll'ul'n Club 2 -;3 C.A .A 1V1m11110r 1 2- ' 01111 C1II11 C .'IIHIIII 3: 01115 Club h1cmbcr 1- 2-;3 Pop Club 2 . . . 1101312RT 13UT1111. 1 III'hr1mll Basketball 1IIIramura1 3. 1 3; Boxing 12.1IIIIIpnIII 1 2; 13rI'1.1m:ItIon O 1131S 11NCI13.1 ' rum ! CI .A. A.1V1vn111vr 1 2 3' Girl 5 Club 1-2 12Iom Comm 2; HoIIIoI'oIIIIng Com -3 1V1.A RVY1 ERICKSON 1 '.mIn - - .A C appclla 1-2-3; Robinm SL111 3; Curl 5 Club 1V1cmber 1- 2-3; CI. A .A. A1111112t1' 1 2 RUTH ERICKS ON nit G A..A. N1cn111cr 1- 2 -;3 GM 5 7Club N1Im1wr 3 . . A.11.13N EUI 1. In. 'H 13.151:It11.111 1mmmural 1-2-;3 Baseball Squad 1: Boxing ParIIcI'pant 1- 2; TII'kI't .Asst. 2; 1.um'11:oom .Ass I . O VIRGINIA F1. .ANAGAN fI'Ip' Robin SL111 3; H.111 Guide 3: 1I11IaIv.Assl.1; CI. A..A. 51cm1wr 1 2 3;C1Irl's Club 1310 mber 2-3: HomcI'omInI: Comm 2; 13cI'1.1m.1!Im1 3 . JA .113 S FINK iim -- FIgIIIIng 1.IulIs 2. Thespmn 1V1IIII11I'r 2 3' . . . ROBERT FORE - Basketball 1ntmmur11 23; Robin Staff 3; Ticket Agt. 3: Smgo N1:m.12-3: II ht 1K1:III.1gI'r 2-3; Icspian 1V1omber 2-3 . . . K CL1RTIS FR.ANDS131V I'IIH' Boxmg partII'Ipant 1 - O PHYLL1S FREDEAN p111 '- 2 .'A C..1 1ppcl 1-2 -3; Robin SL111 3; All Year Honor Roll 2: 3111-Sbc1l1b 1V1cm1wr 1 2 3; G ..A .A. 1V1ember 1-2-3 . . BETTY GIBSO 3-4 Girl 5 .Clu-b V1em11er 3' r.G .A. A. 1K1cn1bcr 3 . . 10 NNN CI113'SON ijle 13: nd 1V1cm1-2-3: Pep Band 2-3; 1 Fighting Littlcs' 2'. Thespian R1In111cr 2-3; be13m'11ma- tIon 2-3;Doc1.1m.11ion Plav VVIIIIIIr 2; Robxn SL111 3; ClarIrIct Quartet 3' 1Masqucrs 1; NMIOIIM Honor 3; All Year Honor R011 2; A...A h1cmber 1-2-3'GIr15 Clu11 1V1cm1wr 1-231.UC111.E GILB1ER II G. A. A. Member 1 2 3; Girl 5 Club K1cmbcr 1-- 2 -.3 17 N NE FINE IDAY THEY STAIRTEID llI'T BEST PERSONALITY Nubs Rcichcrt and Renee Currie O XIARGII GI..ADXX'IN. 171.1,:ng ' A'IZAppclIa I .3 3; I'mhtmg Lutlts ' 2; Thesplan X'11'c Pres. 3; Thcxpmn XIemb bro I 3; thqucrs 1; Robin Staff 3; Natmnal Honor 3; All Year Honor R0112; Homocmn mg Chairman 3: omecommg Comm. 2- 3; Irom. Comm. 2; Homer coming Queen 3;.Aud1tnnum Club 1-3;I'1.1A.A, IXIcmbcr 1-273; I'nrl's Club X'ice Pres. 3; Curls CI uh .X'Icmber l-lv3; Pep Club 2; Scum: Class Sec. 3 . . ART HUR I'yOI I'ZKFH 1l1nkt1 - Haskctball In. ' -I-3: '.Axst' XI.1n.1gc-r 11f XX' restlmg 3; A'Capclla 3; Thespmn XIcmber 31; Slam XIanagcr 1,13; I.pz1'ht IXIanagrr l 2 3;Hm111-111n11ng Chalrman 2 X'FR ONII .A I'1RANDN . um ' Inrl s Ilul' XIemhcr l-3; 'GJX A.A. IXIchwr l 3 . . . BF. X';I 'RI. X I1R0TH ban Ihrl's Club .XIcmbor 3; Nurse's Asst. 1:..A. XIv'qur 3. O JOY CI' HAI .X' I'IRSON Hr 11M '7 Rob1113SmII ' pclla l-273; Robm s Talc $12153 -: IXIcmbcr 1.2 :Iml' s I'luI: .XISmem 1-2-3; PepI . lub 3 . . FRF LDA HARRIS 'g'frrxl I3ax111g Pmuupanl I . . . ALICE HAYHOII. .11' Capella III 3: Robxn Staff N1 IlonaI Honor 3; All Year Honor Roll 1; I11rI'x I.luI1 XIchu-r l I 3. Pep Club 3; Prom Co mm -; Home1'nn11ng Iumm 1; I'1.A .A. XIc'qux' Z . DIjNAID HI ATH 1I'un IombaII Irtn-r XX'111111'1 3 I13asIth'all Intramural I Z; XX nxtlmg Squad 3; I3.1u-I1.1II Squad 113; xmg Parnclpam 1-2; IIAscball Irurr XX'111111'1 I 3; Band XIn'mex l I HiAX' IXIcmbrr 3; RIIIc Club I w 0 HARRII' I' HI'RXI. AN NM 111 I'1111's I'lub 3; II. A A. XI1111 Iwr 3 . ORI 3I. Y N HI3I3SON ' 11vrk1r ' H.1II I'11111Ic 3;I11111I1- mom As'st. I; I1.A.A. XIvmb her 1 l 3: I11rI s Club XIom'bu l - 3: Homecommg Comm 2 . . . GI I N IX'F.RSON ' '1n I3.11I:1-1I1.1ll In :ramural l-Z-3;XX'rcslI1ng Squad 1:: I10 II Squad ll3; I3n1111g I'm nclpam l 3; Hock 1'1 3: F0 nthall Squad 31H1Y XIt-mbcr 3; R1IIII'I11I' 23 . . . I'1RAI I I..AI OIKS .xrnr' . . , IX NNA IXI .I3I3SI31N' .3 3 . . . IIRACF .IA.I I3I3S. I 1'H1r ' O IXWNNA IXI'I3I3SI3N ' 1.1I'r I3 and .XIva't-r I; 'I1gI111ng I1: dos Thospmn XIrmI'tr - -3; Hall I'mldc 3;I'1111'ls I xll'b .XIr'mbm l I 3. Ipmmrr'nal I I11I1 3; I1 A .A. XIrme I RIINI IAXII S. 117711111! Band X'IrmIv'r 3: Rchn StafI 3:N.1110n'.1IXHm101l3; I1 .A XIrmI'c-r 1-3 ' I111I' s IIuI1 'I .1I11m'l 3; I1I1I' 1 Ilqu .XIch'u 3 HI'RRI'RT '.3.IA.XII S F! In Trad Squad I - 3 , II3I' RN. ARIR II3HNSI3N 'brc '.111 I1nI1I Squad .3: Bonny, I3.1'11111p.1nl 1.3 RnI'mW 'I'aIr SmII l I; I'11I'1'I .qu. 3; H1 X' .XIrqu'x 3 C DI'KXN III3HNSI3N. 511::1 I'mhnng Ilulmu 1 '.II111p1111 X11111 I 3; Dn'lamanm I3a11111pa11tII 3. .AlI X'1.11 Honor Roll .3; Sonny X1311 HRS I 3: I11. ht .XIanagc-r I 3; 11I1'II1 3; RxfIv IIuI I 3 3 RMIv I' IuI' Itucr XX' 111nv 3 3 I'1I' R AI DINI: IOHNS'I3N. '1 - H.111 IvuhIr 3 RI3I3I RI III3HN'S'I3N ..1I'1'I I.nul'1lI Int. : XX'umn': 3. Fm'lhaII I3 11am 1. IIasIzrlI'aII I3 Tn1m I; IIaxkx'lI'aII Inhamuml .3 ' I1.11k Irnrr XXmm'v .3 3; I'.111L Squid 1 3 3 I31 111115; I'Mlnlpanl 1 I3aI1'1I XIcmFr' I .3 3; I'rp Band I .AI .IppclIa I 3. IInIu'xKra I .3 3. .Srnr rt .3 3.0'1mc1nmmsznmm 3. I':1'1m I'nmm Z. H1X' .XI1'n'I'1'1 I .3 3 RONAI I3 II3HNSI3N 'u'1'11r FN'IISJH Ic.. 1'XX11. .3 3 Football I3 rr.1n.l. Ir.11I Irth': XX'mmr I. '111I ;1:.1.I .3.' '1I3'11.1g Ianu1p;nr l 2; HmIrx IIHFI XX'mm'r 1 2. Band X1111mv '., AI ,1pgn..l'. 3.H1X' .XIquwv 1.33. R1YI1' II11I' :3 H1 X I'm 1 3 O I XIII'AR-X IIIHNSIUN In. L. .X'3 :1; ,1111 1:3 I:,; : IIHIrs .3. hr'pum XIrnHIV' I 3, 131114111.1'.101'.I .:1 2111?.112: I 3. .XI.1K1; 1 RA'I':11 Sr; - 3, N.Ihnnal I-Innn' . 3. AII Y1. Hmm'r III'II 1 Han. 'krummg In' mm I ,3, I1 A A .XI1n'1I'11 i I 3. II A .A Irttrz XX'11'.:'.1-: I I 3. I'111I1 IIuI' .XIrmI'rr I .3 3. 'X X XI1:. .1 '. I 3, I31'1'..1111,'. XX 111nr1 .3, I31'1Ianxaf111. I'I.11 XX'1'1'..'11r .3 K AX IIXN'I .S ' BAHI Irrlrt XX 111nm '.. It'ni .X nufwz '1 I 3. I'rp Band '1 .3 3. I3 f? I. Nnxnnal Honor .3 3 All X'ra: Huno: Rull 2 I. I3znm Iomm 'X .XIrmI'r: I .3 3. II A 'X Inzrr XX1.11nI'11 1'1 IIu't' 3.13'1I11': 3, I'111I'1II1I' .XIrmI'm .3 3 I I3XX IN K XI II'..XIX.N'N '.:':'I'1'U' PAH II I ran. I, Iiax'ud'all II' Iram I. I'1.11I S1;.-1I '1 XXIIXIHIh Squad I .3, Bonn; I Ixamyn'n .', Iqung I'z.'.:1:.:p1.t '1 III XN KIRK XX'IMII3 I31'1I 1:.1: I'.11I111r.11:t '1 I131 I'1.1..1- 3 I1 X X X':'I- T'r: .3 3 I131FIr I I..':' 3 Ivzt'. x I '1'. .3 I 13 THEY KNEAV AVIIAT 1' BY AVI'IIII'Z AFTEII MOST MISCHIEVOUS Bob ScllreyeT-Inil Cally 801110 O RO13I'. .R KIA' 15113 ' 'nn-I' ' Basketball Innamural I . . . DLTANIi KL. AI'K , 1m1 I303. IIPaIIII'Ipam L 2; T1 I'kct A55: 3 Hl-3IPH1 her 3 . . . KI1NNI1TH'nKern . I'IIInIInIr ' Anaskttbjlu Intmmural I-ZA3; Bonn; P.I' IIIlpnnt L2; Band AIvawr I: ACappcIIa I; TIC'H'! Asst. 3; HI Y AIembI-I 3 . . I 1.0Y D KOI'. I. F13I'. N '110111 Basket- IuII Intramural HL 2 -:3 13013115. IaItICIpant I Z; jltkCK Asst. 3; I.I.Inxh' room Asst. 3; 1Y IAIcnIIwI 3; RIIIc 1IIII3 I. O X' E RNA KOJI'. T IN. N nvn ' 13111 .s 1 I 3; Co mmcrual Club 3; .A. AIomex l- 0 .RR'N KRLI'SSC3XV InIn '7 RI 134' CIuIS'2.'.1I AN I. A II1L'1NI 5.51:, lmn' ' C31 I s C IuI: IAIchwr 1: Per Club I . DC3NNA .AIA'.I IAR.5ON. IprrI1AII Year Honm Roll 2; Ilbrarv A531. 3: Communal Club 3:131:13 CIuI: IAIchwr I I 3; 13.A.A. .AIrmer I I 3. O .AIARY I.-A X'AII IfIf. ' '.nInI' ' I3.1nd AIodaI AA'Inncr 1; Band .AIcm Iwr L 2 -;3 Prp I3.1nd I I 3;RoI1III 51.1? 3;N.1uon.11 Honor 3; All Year Honor Rn'll I 2; I.IbI.1II' Asst. 3; HUI Asst. ;13III .s C IIII1 AIImer 1'3; A..A.1AII3mI1I'I I 3 K3ANN I II I I'. HI I pm A C .'IppI'Ll'I l- I 3; I'Ighnng I.Ittlrs l: 'IqupIan .AIc-mex I 3; I3I3IIamatInn lII:IrtII'Ip.'IIIl I I 3: AIJ'IIIII'Is l; RI3I'I13 1.110 ItIIImI 3; Robm Talc Staff v- Nanonal Hmm' 3: All Yilal Honm Roll 3; AIIIIIInIIum 1lIIb Src. 3: C3..A. A .AII'qu-r l I 3; ' .- A.-A. IItII'I AA 31mm 1 3; 13II'Is CIIII: AIchwr I x33; I'cp A'IUIA I .' Hnnu'umnng Comm. I; I'I om Com - L3A AN I.I. yN. 1331.11 I3aIIII IKIfItIJI AA'IIIIII'I 2; I31IIII 'AIchwI I 1-;3 xPer Band I I 3; 13IIIII 13.1 - 3: 'I1ghnng u',m' 2; The cspmn AIchwr I 3; Rqun .51.11I 3: C l.-'IIInI1 QIIaItI'uI Ll; NJ! 03.11 Hlonor 3;13.A...A I m Iwr l 113; C31II'x1IIII3 I I . . . 5HIIIA I.L1NI3'H.'rImI1'- A'1..1 ap polls 1.2:R0I3In 51.111 3; RnI'In 'I'alv SMII l: H.111 CIuIdc 3: A .'A . 'II'mIWI I 3; CII III A 1 IIIII IAIvawr I I 3 O .IAAII'5 AIMDON AIL3 ' Wm. - I3mkctball 1m amuml 3; AA Icahn: 5quad I I30Mng PJIIII'Ipant I -: II mchroom Asst. - HI Y IAIcI'nbcr l- 1.; RIHe C Ink 1 3 . . . LR31. AND A'I'I' AI II5 I'.R. mm ..7 Basketball In Immuml LEVI: Brass Scum I I 3:13.1nd AITchwr 11-3; Orchcym I I 3; IIIV I3and l I 3: R111:- Club I . . .IANIZNI': IAII'CUSKFY.1!.3mr . Hall C3LIIdo 3:C3'1Il's CIIIb I I 3 Pep Club I; Commerc1:1 Club 3: G. A .A. .AIchwr L - 3 . II AN AII'I. '5I AN. ' IIIIIho '7- A1ppella 2-3: Robm .5135 3' RoIvn TaII' 51.15 3:13IrIs Club I 2 3; Pep Clubp I- I 3:1AIasqul'n ;Homm'ommg Comm. 3; 13 .A A. AIchwI I - O NI'II AIAI AII3I R13. ' 1111.1 11311 I3.1skctball Intramural L13; 80v mg P.IIIICIpam I 3 3;C..11ptam OI FRIfIc CIIIb 3: R1130 Club I713; HI -Y AII-mhr 3 . . II: ANNNI. AIItIST . .jrmn' '77 Robm TaIc Ifdnnr 233: RoI'In Tale Staff I; QUIII and 5CIIRNII -1; Nanonal Honor 3; AH YCA! Honor Roll .; Hall 13uIdc 2: omocommg Comm I Z Prom Comm. 2: .Audnorum CIIII3 2; CLA A L: 3: Curl s 1111b Cabmct 3; GIrI' 5 Club L33: PIT CIIII'I 111.3 . DC3NNA AIII' I KI'. 'prrlrr' - .A' Cappclla I 3:1'113 Ivad 'FIghtIng ICIKIIIIA I3I'Il.am1nnn PMIIIIpaIIK Z; Thhpmn .AIImeI :- 3: .AIa'qm-Is l; Rn In I'dum 3; Natm 11.11 Honm I 3; All Year Honor Roll I-Z; Sludcm CounIII AII'nIIwI' Z; Imm 10mm. 3; CanS Club 1.1bIIIIt 3; 13I'I's Club L273; Auduonum 1111b 2; Pep Club I: HomI'I'nmmF Queen 5 1 m1 3; C Iass TH'JN 2; C AA 2 3 . IAAII'. 5 II I I .AI R. 11m Bonn; P'axnI'Ipnm I I; RIIIc 111113 I. O AVAITIfR .AIC3HR. b.1113 Ihnd AII'II Irom Comm. 1 ImIImJII 2; HI Y AIImI'oI 3 . 5HIRI I' 3 .A'IC3'C3I1I'. buIIUVII'3 AI..1n'I.;Ir of .AII'hIn l; Hand AIIIIII'II I I 3; I'rp Band I 3; C31Ihcslra I 13 .A A..AIIm.I1133;C3 A A IQIUI AAIIIIIII 1 Z;13III.x Club AII'mI'm I I 3 . AI AR13ARI I AIC3R5I'. I'I' ..I'I' .AI.'I qIII'Ix Z: HAII Cnudr 3; A .A .AII'me I AA I.IIIHII'I AA Inner Z; CIIII's CIub I I 3 I'HY I I I5 AIL RIIHI' Y. ' .' Mr .A C :IppI'IIJ 3 'IIIszmnp. IlllIcs' ' rhcspmn .AIembII 3 3:13III'ImIIInn P.IIIIIIpanI l 3; Maxqucn I: RIVIHII IIII Iidum 3: RnI3III I.IIc 51.1tI I 3; Nanonal HiwnI'u 3; H.111 13IIIIIII 3; .AIIdeIIum A'IUIA I 3; 13 A A AIII anI I 2-3; A.. A Prn I 3:13.-AA. Inter AA'IHUIW I I; 13IIl 51IUIA 1.1I'InN 3 C31Ils1.IuI' .AIIm Iwr I I 3: CummI-IIIAI 1IIII1 3; IIp 1111b 3; I.3III.'IIII.'IIIIIII AA Innn I 19 SORIE INDT Tlllll'9 VVITII FLYING FIDLIDIIS MOST BASHFUL Joanne Salinger and Iames MacDonald O VVESI IAY NEI SON .thi. I' ,2 VV rcsIIIn: $qua d2; Boxing Par- Roibn IsIcipant 1-2 . . . ANIIIA I INE NICHOI .5. an 2 2 Tale St 35 ' HaII IIIIIde 3: CIIII' 5' Club IVIcmber I- G .A. A. IVIember I- 2-3 . . . III: RA.I D O'B RIEN, 1 1y 2,. Box xIng Pa'nIprant I- Hocke; 1-2-3; key Letter VV Inner 2; HI-Y IVIember 3; Club 23 KEN- Hm NI: TH O DI: I...I 'krn 7 BachtbaII IntramuraIZ 3; RM: Club 2 -3. O NORIVIAN OLSON. I IIIIrn' -Tr ad: 3; Boxing 3 . . . LE ROY 0V ERAI KIA. R. 71w XV IesIlIng Squad 2; Band IVIe-mber 2 . . . RICHARD PAIIVIER. duk Football Letter VV'Inner 3: Football cam A2; Bask LeraIl B Team 1-2; Trau'k Letter W'Inner 2; Track SquadI;C.1ppeIla 1-2-3: Thespun IVIember 2-3; RobIn Tale EdItor 3; RobI In ATalc: Staff I- IVIasquers I; Pro om Comm. Chalrman 2: 3.3; Student COUNCII IVIchwI l; HI Y M ember I 2 -3' CI: 5 Pros I; R Club . 2 -;3 Spannh Counul Pres 3 . . .GERAI I2 PATNI3DL. jrny --- I31:chall Squad I; H cL'I-y . -;3 Ronm 5 Talc Staff I; HI Y IVIember 3. O IA'RI'ZD PIiARSIWN. privy Football Loner W'Inncr 3: anbaII .1 1 2; BachIIuII Int amural I- 2 3; BascIuII Squad l-2 3: Bonny: Pmnupam I 2; BJMIuII Icltcr VVInnr-r 2; HI -Y Treas. 3; HI-Y IVIember I 2 3; RIfIc CI 11b- 2 . AYzNI PITKII3N lulIuI BasLeIIuII In- II1muIal I 2 3; Bauball :Icl'lel' VVIIInt-r I- 2 -;3 Plav I.I-ad 'IFIghtIng I.I!- tIc cs ;TI11pr.1n Pu: 'rTho plan NIembtr 2-3: Student Counnl IVIrm- I11! I 3' HI Y KIIquI 3; RIIIc I.Iu b 1-2: R IIub. I 23; CIass Pros. 3: In I. .1pt.1ln BasrbIII 3 . . . THII'VIAS PI ANr mm ' Boxing Parna- p.t1n I-2; .' CRPPQ'IIJ I-2; 'IIgIIKIng Ilnlmv 2; Thospinn IVIchwr 2 3; Robin Staff 3; NaIIonaI Hnnm 2-3: All Yea ar Honor Roll I-2; .Audltonum I. IuI1 3; RIIII' I. Iub . . IXjRIS PRIEBI: .Iunc ' IIaII Cyuldo 3;IIII11IIroom Av IAl 'CII' I: I I RI I.I ' F01 IIuII I cutr VV Inner 2 3; Font- Iull '13 TnIIII 1: I331 LrI'ImII Immmuml I 2' 'IrmL Squad I- 2 3; Bonn; P.IIIII'IpnnI 2; .A'I..1 meIa l- 2 3;Stud1m Inunul Pros. StudcnI ImmIII KII'IIIIACI 2 3: RIIIc CIIIII I . . . II ROKII' RASKOB ' ;rnv IMIII IIIII.IIIIIII.1I I 2; Bonn; PJIIIIIpnm I ' Ir 0m, Iummu 2: KII'IIIIMAI 3: RIIII' I'IIIIII 3 . . W RASKII ISSIN Ins AI rIIIa 1; RIM I 11.11I HIIgIIIIII: I IHII' 2; TIchpIJn 'VII'mIMI 2 3;I311I.1 1.1!me 3 RI TH R AS'VII SSIA' N. ' I'M IIIII x I IuI1 2 3; II. A .A XIrmIVI 2 3. O P. ATRII I. A R AN KII2ND '.'r:l Iun1III1mIII .ssA I2; IIIII s I IuI1 IVII'mIMI I 2 3; .A. l 3 . . . NI3RI3I1RI RI' II HIR . ' 'IIHIb FuotImII Irthr VV' InncI 2; IthclIMIII Intr1mur1I 1; VV rvstIInpz'I I.I'rhr VV III' IIrI 'VV Intlmp. Squ ad 2 Bonn; I hampmn 2; IAmIIIuII 3; Smdcnr I'nun 1II I2Ihur I 2; II. I rm CMIInII VIIme-I I - , 111' PIN 1:3m-ILIII III 2 IA II S RIIRI R ISIIV . Ln: 1 HI Y XIrmer 3 I IWRINNI' RINHNSU ' nu: A I arpclla I 2 3; RoIAIn Star? 3; Rnhn x I.IIc SL5: 3; NJIIOHJI Hnnn $01: In 3. .AII Yum IIIIIOI ROII 2. Hommnmzng IWIJIIman 2 3. I'f um Iumm I Imumnn 2, CI . A XII'mIWI I 2 3; IIIII's CIUI1 Cahnrt 3. IIIII'x CIuI1 XIvavr I 2 3, IhrrIIrJch 2 3. Hommnmlng IJurcn's I'ourt 3; I'rp I IuI1 I 2 3. Spanrh IounuI 3 O A'RII.VI ROSVUVV'. ..-v. rnr A I appcIIa I 2 3: RnIAIn Surf 2 3; RnIA n I TaIr Squ 3: .VJIInIuI Honor Smnn - 3; .Vano; ..1I Honor Stat 3. AII 3cm! Honor RnII 1 2: IIer I CIL;k XIrmIN'I I 2 3:II A .A 2 3 KV'IHIRINI RI I'I I.V.A IH kn! :r ' II A A KIrmIYI I 2 3; III -II x I Ink VII-mIAv' l 2 3 Pcp I I 2:! I 2 3 .ARTHI'R RYI3XIARK :' m Iyqu IrtrrI VV Inn rt 2;I YSquad 2 3, HIKLN Squad 3. R IIIIII 3 . IIIANNIA KAI I III R' in XIA'qucn 2; Robxn $1.15 3; AII 31-41: HIIIIIII RnII 2; I'HVH Inmm. 2, Nuncs .Avt. 3; IIIII a IIUP XIIIIIINI I 2 3; CI A A I 2 3. 20 TIII'J IIEST FANIE Tl XVI III.IN1-' A FTI'III. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED lean Campbell and Bud Davis 0 CHARLOTTE SANTEE. '1'h111k' '7 A' Cappella 1-'Dec1amnr1on I: Nurse's Asst 2; Commercial Club 3; Prom. 1.1.1111m 2;21.111r.1rv Amt Girl' 5 Club 1V1ember 1- 2 -;3 Pop Club 1 2 -;3 G A A.1V111m1111r 1-3 DELORES SCHAALE H'W 7- A' Capp 1111a 1- 2-3; Curl 5 Club 510m- ber 1 2 -;3 Commercial Club 3; G. A..A hiember 1-2 . . JOX Cl: SCHIFFIV'LAN 111,15 'AA Girl 5 Club 1V'111mb 11111 1- 32; Communal Club ..Member -12-31UN1'. SC-HIFFNIAN ' '1h1f! !y 1 1 G.A.A. h1ember 1- 2-;3 Girl' 5 Club 1V1ember 1- . NIILDRED SCHMIDT milltc' 1-2 A' Cappolla 1; Library Asst. 3; G.A Member 1- 2- 3; R1119 C1u b 3;Commcrc1al Club ORFTA SCHM'IDT, ri!.1 -'Rob1n Staff 3; H.111 Guide 3;Comn1er1'ial Club 3' G.A.A. Member 1-2-3; G.A 1.11 111111 Winner 2; Girl 5 Club 51111111211 1-2-3 . . RdICHARD SCHM1DT. 1II1'k VV'rosrling Letter Vaner 1-2; Wrestlmg Squa l- 2 3; 130111111: Parntlpam 1-2; R Club I- 2 3 ROBERT SCHRjEY ER. ' 'n111t - 7 F0 0111.111 111 ?! VVinner2 - -3; Foot 111111 13 Team 1:13.:skuba11 1.1111111 Vancr 2; 13351111111311 13 Team 1: Basebalcl lSquad 1 2- ,RCaptaln of Football 3; National Honor Socictv 3; R 1ub 1-2-3; C1ub V10.- Pres. 3; V11'11- Pres. Class 2' Class Treasurer 3. 0 JOHN SCHROE131'.R. 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LA YONNE SPARKS. 'l111bb11'1 - A Cappella '10P 2: GIrl'. Club Nlembcr 2-3; G.A 5111n11x11r 2-3 R1C HAFCDCOST11NBACH. 111.1 1335111111 Squad 1; 130x1ng PM 1111 am -2. .BONAI D STENSRUD ' '1Irn ' Foo 111.111 1.111111 VV 111111r 3; F11! 111.311 13T112m 2:VV'rcstl1ng Squid 3; EBox-mg 12.111.111p111t 2; AT .app11111 3: D11 clamanvn P.11111'.1p.'1m 2 . . . 1L'NSITN11. ' 'nm ' . . . RIURIFL STURDE V'ANT mun A'1pp1111:1 1- 2 -;3 1:11.2111. ng 1.1111115 ' 2. Thespnn A1cm1wr 2-3; Dcclanmtu'xnp Parunpant 1 2' 51.1:11111113 2; R0121! Staff 3; Natxmul Ho 111111 2-3; 211113 Club 1311111111111 1-2-3; G .A.A. 1-2 3 J1: AN 11TT1: SL11 1. 1V'A ' 1111 11y 1.111111111311111 .As: 1 3; C1111 :1 Club 13111n11111r 1 2 -;3 C1. A .A '22 3. .10 SPARE TIRES O X11K1' 11:1311111 . Unhkv'mvxu HJx'M'IFIH 1.11m 11.1111111: :. 11151-1! 12111 b. 111m 1 :1 HawbaH $411.11 I 1; 110123.: 113:1:xxpuzt 1 l; 113x. 1x111 INKN W'mnm S. Hhuthdl K Spun-i: 1:14.:an ; 13k1N-X111 llkyHNSTk1N. '11- :1' Bunng P.IXKnlrxnt I 1 130111 1311' .1k1HN 511K1N :9 Hanng Parrxmfmxzt O HELEN SVC'ANSKXN'. Hbfnmlu'n Band Letter 1V1nner 2; Band Rh-mbcr 1-2-3; Pop Balui 1-1; Orchestra 1-2-3; Hall Guide 3 . RICHARD SYVERSON, udt-L'H Ter Squad 3: Hockey Squad 2-3 . . . JOHN THERRIEN. 'juk -- Football Lener Xaner 2-3; Foot- ball '13 team 1; 1335140111311 1'11 team 1-2; Basketball Intramural l; Txack Squad 1; Bawlmll Squad 1-2; Boxmg Parncxpant 1-2; Robin Tale Editor 3; Robin Talc Staff 1-2: RH Club 3-3; Prom Comm. 2 . . . NANCY THCYUPSON. 111mm! - A'Cappella 1-2-3; Robin Staff 3; 51:15quch 2; Homecoming Comm. 3; Prom Coan 2; All Year Honor Roll 2; Girl's Club Cabinet 1; Unl'x Club thber 1-2-3; GHANA. 512m- lwr 1 2-3; 13vclamatinn 1. O ROLAND THURIUAN. Hbzuln . . . CARROLL TONIAR. 11mmar --Hi-Y R1cmbcr 3 1 DELORES TONIBERS. HJu-du . . . RICHARD TLJRNER. N.IquH Football 1.9!!le XV'xnner 3; Football 13 Team 2; Golf Ixttel 1anvr I 3; Golf Squad 1-3; Hodzev 3; Band Khmber l: .1RH Club 3. O JACQL1E1.YN L1TT15RBIiRG, Nlmku-U Declamanon Parnnpam 2; Robin Staff 3; NntionaI Honor $; A11 Yvar Honor Roll 1-2; Prom Coan I: Homecommg Comm. 1; Homm'ommg Qucclfs Court 3; G.A.A. 1Ucmbcr 1-1-1; Gixl's Club Pl'cs. 1; Girl-s Club h1ember 1-2-3: Pep C1ub 2-3 . . . 1DE1L3R1iS 1'1fRNk3N. Hiunc'nr Pep Club 1-1-3; Pep Club Pres. 3; erl's Club thlwr 1 1 3; UNIS Club Cabinet 3; G.A.A. Nlembcr 1-2-3; Prom. Comm. 2; Homaoming Comm. 3; Robin 5:33 3; Commeuial Club 3 BETTY ANN V1CK1 'Wn'kn' - Fighting 1Jtt1cs 2; Robin Staff 3; Robin's Talc Staff 3; All Your Honor Roll 2; Plom Comm. Chairman 2: CLAH-X. .NIembcr 1-2-1: Girl's Club 51ember 1 1-3; erl's Club Cabmct 3; Chcmlcadcr 3; Hommommg Comm. 1-2-3; Homecoming Quccxfs Court 1; Dm'lnmntmn 3 RICHARD WX-XCHTILR. urn'hH Football 1,A'lh'! W'mner 2-1; Football B Team 1: W'rcstlmg 1.9:th W'mnm 3; W'rcalhng 2-3; Boxmg 1-1-3; Foot- baH Cnpmxn 3: A'Cappvlla 1: 1um'hmom Avr. 3; R Club 3: Prom Comm. 2; CIJw Ynu- 111m 1 O 1.018 W'.-X1K1':R. In 3.1 U A A 310mb 1 2-1; UlrlX Club 31rmlwr 1 I X; Pcp Club 1 1 11AX'111 W'KLIS. int Buketball 1mmnural 2-1; Bonn; Partnuunl 1; A'Cnpprlla 1-2; Thvsplan 318m h'l' 3 ;: Fighnng 1.1tt1rxu I: Rubin SLIH 1; Audltmmm Club Pram 1; HIY Sn. 1-;; Naumml Honox I1; Rxf1c 1111111 1 . . . JONAS 1K'1CH1111'1RK1AN, HIIH'H HaxLubnll Inlxnmuml 1-3 . . . GLORIA 1YLVK1DY. numb U A A Xhmlwx 1-: 1: Girl': Club 51ember 1-: 1. 1Q? 1111111 1 O '11H1;R1:S:X 1VY1;RS. 11nvw' Rubin Sufi 1; Robin Tale Staff 1: U A A. 31rmbcr 1 3 1; Hulk 11:2; X1rm1wr 1-: 1; Pep Club I 1'. Home kumxng 11nmm 1 I 1: 1lxnm 1 umm 3; UNIS 1.1M; SN 1 BEST ALL-AROUND Alargic Gladuin and Dick Palmer BEST SPORTS Dun flealh and Patti Caprioui II E RE I. In waits for Alary. J. Sunlr giros Dun lhc paddle. 1'. Iimmic and Kay do a Spanish dance. CUTEST COUPLE lackic Utu'rbcrg and Bob Baldwin ANID TII ERE 4. Onc-Ivggcd Percy and Homecoming buttons. 5. Barbara. loycc. and Alice primp up. 0. Bob. Lloyd. and Gcrry talk things orcr. New janitor; Condor: and Thompson take over. Circle: Our typical Seniors. Below: Native the beautiful rocks. Senor P'almcr broadcasts from El Castillo dc Musma. 24 Ray Kurosad Bruce Hebbc Gerry Hommes N eil Ofslhun ACCELERATGB. It took the willing cooperation and helpfulness of the junior class to push down the accelerator and give the drive to our little car. They had a very successful year and they proved their capabilities by taking an active part in every type of organiza- tion in our school. Besides placing ten members of the class on the National Honor Society, they were well represent- ed in Thespians, Girls, Club, Hi-Y, Declamation, G.A.A., choir, band, and all the other clubs and The representatives played a big part in the winning of the Lake Con- ference football title, and were worthy members of the basketball and wrestling squads too. competitive sports. junior The big dramatic production of the year was the presentation of the class play, Snafu. Some of the main parts were taken by Bob Swenson and Tom Rucker as Ronald, Pat Morse and Jackie Schmock as Kate, Carolyn Nelson and Virginia Sandmoen as the mother and Harold Jorgenson as the father. Ray Kurosad, Bruce Hebbe, Gerry Hommes and Neil Ofsthun were chosen to lead the juniors through this trying year with Ray having charge of conducting class meetings, choosing a committee to select class rings and heading the ever important Junior-Senior Prom. Congratulations are in order for the accomplishments made during 1947 and we wish them much luck and success as the future seniors of Robbinsdale High. jolly juniors 25 All Jolly Junior Lads and Lasses ROOM 209 Row 1: A. Bouley, B. DcFoe, L. Bieurance, 1 . Davis, A. Duane. D. Cronin, Mr. Ncrdahl. Row 2: A. Compton. B. Caranagh. B. Dielz. 1 . Anderson. 1 . Chapman. D. Cahlandcr. 8. Brandi. S. Ansalment. Row 3: I . Erickson, S. Champlain. P. Crdndall, B. Bencker. D. Du- rand. I.Da1ey. Row 4: E. Dooley. R. Ebner. C. Dallman. R. Clm'stcnson, W. Dopler. B. Doty. C. Elmer. Ron' 5: D. Bonneville. B. Devaney. R. DeIarIais. L. Cook. D. Brunsell. C. Carlson, L. Bushnuy. D. Carlson. ROOM 204 Row 1: B. Lewis, 'I'. Harrington. P. Gadbou, N. Iohnson. C. Krausc. .W. Iolmson. 1H. Eull. E. Hermon, B. chdcrsun. Jliss Forchas. Row 2: N. Forman. E. Iolmson, R. Howe. I. Flory. C. Kielmcyer. G. Hummcs. I. Fri!:, x . Liebfarth. .M. Luder. Ron i: I. Hinds. D. Knacble. P. Lindahl. D. Grrncll. L. Lillcstol, 1U. Larson. P. Hoffman, AI. Larson, .4. Lisn'ruc. Row 4: I. Katz. D. Goetzkc. R. 141130110. R. Gray. R. Kura- sad, E. Kurtz, R. Giltirxs. L. Larson. Ron 5: I. Hanscn. E. Gorman. B. Iirbbv. I. Cause. E. Groh. H. Iorgcnson. .U. llassinger. I. Iurgen- SC . ROOM 206 Ron I: 1.. Olsvn, D. Palmer, G. Pappas. C. Nvlson. D. O'Dcll. .11. Odcgdard. . iss Lon. Ron 2: N. Orning. D. . ork. P. Alursc. P. Rcwmlds. N. Pricc, E. Slillcss. Ron 3: B. Pcske. Y. Olson, D. Pollard. I. JhJHchacI, I. .Hc'rrick. C. Slalbon. P. Jlillcr, L. .Uorchousc. 51. Nelson. Run 4: H'. O'Brirn. K. .Uickvlson. D. .Waddcn. I. .Ucmh. D. Lusian. R. Quinn. I. Jlartin. Fun Throughout their Prom and Classes HOME ROOM 210 Row 1: M. Ross, D. Topel, I. Robsen, D. Ru- deen, V. Sandmoen, Mr. Woodward Row 2: D. Salamandyk, I. Schmock, G. Wycoskie, D. Sundberg, B. Seaberg, 1 . Pearson. Row 3: M. Ricklick, P. Sibel, H. Solsvig, V. Vomhol. G. Schulz. Row 4: W'. Varner, L. Sharp, D. Wali- goski, R. Swenson. C. Suel. R. Ralseth. Row 5: R. Schon, P. Thompson, 1 . Zabel. W. Sisson. T. Rucker. T. u'alson. SHOP Ron 1: D. Lartch. Air. Kraft, W. Lehman. L. Knobel, I. Orluck. H. Franz. Row 2: O. Stefa- m'ck. IV. Roles. I. Peterson, C. Hanson. D. Takkinen. Ron' 3: N. Ofslhun, E. Parker. I. Gleason. T. Fuller. D. Sands. Row 4: L. John- son. E. Schmidt. I. Fischer. C. Peterson. Ron' 5: E. Irmen. R. Lindcrholm. G. Renz, K. Osladil. D. Sallman. E. Stephens. Cast of Snafu IO Kl Bob Swenson takes a last look. Circle: lean Fritz and Pa! Thompson. Below: Junior Class President and his gang take time out. Anything to gv! on! of school. ' t7 3- v;.l$ Nr-va'2A Sunny Sophs BACKSEAT DRIVERS The backseat driving which was experienced by our car many times this past year, was done by the capable sophomore class. At the beginning of the year they elected Wesley Johnson, Susan McKee, Norma Paul and Harlem Smetzer to guide them through their journey. Even though they may have been rather doubtful of some of the upperclassmen at first, they soon got into the swing of things and it wasnit long until they were well represented in Susan .Uchv Harlan Smoker basketball, track, hockey, football, wrestling, choir, band, declamation, G.A.A. and journalism. They proved to be both an energetic and a co-operative group with which to work. A good percentage of them were on the honor roll also which shows that they did not lack scholastic ability. Having suc- cessfully withstood their first year in senior high school, we,re sure that they will go on to achieve greater things as the upper classmen of R.H.S. W'eslcy Johnson Norma Paul 29 . N 0, NOT GREEN, ROOM 202 Row 1: I. Arbuckle, D. Cate, I. Bayard, P. Ahrens, V. Brunsell, D. Champlain, B. Cran- dall, I. Berg. Row 2: F. Carlson, C. Case, D. Becker, P. Cook. 1 . Brueshaber, B. Cook, R. Bales. Ron' 3: D. Bofferding, P. Bookout, M. Beck, C. Carey, 1 . Briggs. P. Anderson, B. Brown, V. Bcrgstrom. Row 4: R. Callender, D. Bistodeau, I. Cyrus. IV. Barrett, K. Bruce, I. Anderson. T. Boyer, D. Benson. Row 5: D. Barnes, B. Christy, C. Cook. A. Compton, K. Anderson. R. Crass. I. Black. ROOM 207 Ron' 1: E. Englc. B. Erickson, 1H. Fischer. G. Fitzcr. D. Hcmpcl. L. Decker, E. Doplcr, Mrs. Adams. Ron' 2: G. chor. I. Grandner, M. Han- sen. I. Fundingsland. I. Ekslrom, M. Eidcn. L. Doam'. M. Gadbon'. Ron' 3: M. Flaatcn, I. Dczicl. M. Hacrtcl. D. Hannay. B. Erickson. M. Fcrbcr. 1 . Davies. Row 4: B. Eaton. I. Gil- christ. E. Dodge. R. Grolh. I. Frigaard, I. Don- ahut. C. Hclw'g. 3V. Gibson. Row 5: M. Hegel. R. Dominik. B. Hayhoc. I. Harrington. L. Gic- bcnhain. H. Ekcrl. S. Gilmcr. ROOM 205 Ron I: I. Achcc. B. Hinchclifi. B. 5Iorcllcr. L. Iacobson. Al. Iolmson. I. Halal, P. Kcarn. P. Hobson. 51in Prlcrmn. Ron 2: H. Lauzon. B. Humphrcy. I. Holschcr. I. Horn . 5!. IHC- Allislcr. L. flougham. H. Lcckncr. P. Klock- sci . S. chKtc. R. Kcsltr. x . LaBissom'trc. Ron 3: I. Human. R. chhr. G. Alurphcy. V. JIM:- gcr. R. Iolmson. A. Afastrr. N. Iohnson. R. 5100M. I. Logan. Ron 4: D. Ltc. R. Heywood. R. Alilford. P. Klist. P. Jlisch. D. Kirkuood. W. .Uillar. Ron 5: R. Slundrn. R. Kuthn. W'. . agnuson. B. Holkcr. D. Kritgcr. D. Iohnson. G. SlcCaffrcx. 1 . Large . IV. Iolmstm. 0NLY SLIGHTLY TINTED: - II I y i y x Q ROOM 211 ' .. i Q Ron I: 5!. Ralltmamxrr. 1'. erson. 5. Osborne, .4. Perrier. 2H. Rcmpcl, B. Pankmxir. Aliss Alick- rlum. Ron 2: 3!. Rumble. H. Paul. 5!. Pukal. B. Odin. 3H, Pearson. R. Phillips. L. Rnlmoml. C. Piclmtla. Ron 3: D. Nyquist. x1. Pcskc. H'. Pappas. D. Pricbc. T. Pc'llvlicr. E. Nady. R. Nelson. Ron 4: R. Otlrlrr. 5. Olson. l'. Rudick. I. Picrson, L. Osmundson. Ron 5: R. Rcichvrl, R. 'ordrn. R. anz. D. erum. A. Pitnum. G. Portcr. R. Rassnmnrn. ROOM 213 Ron I: C. Sandln'rg. D. Snazum. B. Taylor. A. 'l'nn'. 1 . Titus. P. Srluu'fm'. Jim Kelllcsml. Ron 2: AU. Sclmllm', D. 'I'urgum. B. Vernon. I.. Sandbag, 1U. Samllaml. I. Suannm. D. Scu- HIIr. Ron 3: L. Slvnxrml. D. Snukup. F. Valkcr. I. Smolhrrs. H. valzvr. R. Sillbnugh. Run 4: P. Vhancn'. E. Snuggrrml. P. Svhmidl. D. Sul- liian. R. Sharbnrn. D. .MIlnm'dt. A. Slamm. LIBRARY Ron I: I. Wight. I. Thurman. E. 'iHc. I. H'righl. I. 'erI. .Hrs. flill. Ron 2: P. Young. 3!. lVimlspcrgrr. P. 'rmm. K. Young. R. char. Ron 3: I. Zcug. D. H'ahl. 5!. 'ilzig. G. 'nodrich. R. 'nrna. 32 B. Vernon and M. Titus, our milkmaids. - w 8 6$ 39 Circle: Congratulation! on a good game. Below: Happiness. Spring A h! P PEP GENERATORS The Robin could not travel very far without a generator to furnish the necessary energy to cheer the Boys on to victory. The Pep Club and the cheerleaders made a grand start last fall with the presentation of the new school song, Robins Now We Hail To Thee. Good work. Katie Condom and Joann Lillehei! Led by their president, Delores Vernon and their adviser Mrs. Hill. the Pep Club accomplished various things during the year. Short pep meetings were held before the major football and basketball encounters to arouse the enthusiasm of the student body. . The novel theme Doyn On The FarmH was cleverly carried out at the annual dance sponsored by this group. The proceeds from this event were used to purchase new white sweaters for the cheer- leaders. Due to the constant and loyal leadership of our cheering staff, our spirits were kept high and we were successful in cheering the boys on to many victories. Seniors Corrine Robinson and Betty Vick will be leaving the staff this year; but the Juniors and Sophomores, under the capable leadership of veterans Gerry Hommes and Ray Milford, will be back to take over again next fall. Their constant support and ever-willingness to co-operate proved to be a helpful factor in making our journey SUCCCSSfUl. Ol'R Cl lEERING STAFF: Tom Fuller. Gerry Hommcs, Alarlcne Eidcn. Belly Vick, Harriet Lcckm'r. Corrine Robinson, and Ray Milford. Ray. Alarlcnc. and Tom practice the school song. Huang! .' .' Gerry. Corinne. Betty. Harriet. and Marlene. Pearson Heath Iolmson Left End Left Guard Left Tackle Schreyer Therrien Carlson Quarterback Right Half Center VkLAKE CONFER Every auto has a starter and this year it was the football team that started us off on a successful journey. Under the very able coaching of Irv Ner- dahl and Red Sochacki, the boys learned hard blocking and tackling. These powerful Robins played an excellent brand of football to down the Hopkins gridders 13 to O in their first game of the season. Still an underrated team, they met the Ex- celsior eleven on a muddy field and picked up the name Nerdahl MuddersH as they defeated the Jays at their homecoming. Dick Wachtler, the roaring R.H.S. fullback, began hzs scoring spree by piling up 24 points against U High which led to his surpassing the all-time conference scoring rec- ord. Between the mighty Robin halfbacks Reichert and Therrien, and quarterback Schreyer, the Park- ers' passes were stopped and the Robins were vic- torious once more, this time 13-6. Homecoming loomed for the Robins and with only two days prac- tice they faced the powerful Y formation of TIIE l'I'SII IIEIIINID TIIE STAIITEII Bob Schreyer: Skill on the football field isnit the only gift Bob po:isesses. He is a whiz in the Claisroom with a better than B average and for two consecutive years he has been on the Student Council. This year he is Treasurer of the Senior Class. while last year he was; Junior Vice-President. Dick XVachtler: Dick was the leagueis high scoring ace with 78 points for the season. and one of the main cogs in leading Roh- hinsdale to the Lake Championship. He plans to join the Gophers after a year and a half in the service. He dabbles in dramatics and is interested in physics. 34 Wayzata. This was a close game until the fourth period when Wachtler again went wild, scoring txvc touchdowns. The championship game was all thai remained after this victory and the high spirited. close co-operating Robin squad planned to win, rain or shine, over the Mound Indians. Mound was noted for its 1m formation but Robbinsdaleis mighty line with guards Heath and Purcell leading the way, stopped Mound's heralded running at- tack cold, and went on to win 26-7. The climax to this undefeated season came when four Robbins- dale stalwarts, Schreyer, Wachtler. Carlson and Heath, were honored with positions on the mythi- cal All-Conference eleven. In years to come, as you page through this annual, we sincerely hope that this resume will assist in bringing back cherished and lasting memories of Rohhinsdaleis 1947 Ink: Conference Championship Team. Cn-captaim Bob Schreyer and Dick 'achtler Wachllcr Reichert Schmidt Purcell Linderholm Fullback Left Half Right Tackle Right Guard Right End ENCE CHAMPSiv THE TEAM . . . Row 1: G. chz. E.Schmidl, G. Purcell. D. Heath, F. Pearson, R. Schreyer. R. IVachllcr, N. Reichcrl. I. Thcrricn. M. Carlson. C. Elmer, R. Lindcrholm. Row 2: M. Purcell, H. Smith. R. Iohnson. L.Cook. G. Kurlz. D. Palmer. R. Johnson. I. Schroeder, B. chbe. R. Baldwin. 1. Hun'kinson, W. Sochacki. Row 3: I. Ncrdahl. L. Aldon. M. Grandner, G. Iver- son. D. Carlson. D. SaIIamon. 1. Cause. D. Turner, K. Michelson, D. Stensrud, H. Smclzer, R. Kuch, I. Struckcl. Reich ! goes over for a score! The Trojans slop lVachllcr in the Homecoming game. 35 WE DID ITe 13 to 03,, So shouted all the Robin fans after the Robins ab- sorbed their first conference victory over the school,s chief rival, Dear Old Hop- kins? It was at this opener of the season that the team began to prove ability to Itlug the leather? Ready to charge forward! Herc stands the rough and rugged Robin Tram. Front row: Linderholm. Schmidt. Purcell. Carl- son. Heath. Elmer, Pearson. Back row: Thcrricn. Schcycr. W'achtlcr. Rvichcrl. B SQUAD . . . Ron I: B. ch:. S. Gilmcr. I. Harrington. B. JIcch. P. errlt. D. Currie. R. Dming, H. Nclmn. D. UHcrburg. R. Alarlin, .4. Comp- ton. Alanager R. Kuch. R01: 2: D. '0 . I. Herman. H. Olsen. I. Thcrricn. D. Kauffman. D. Iolmnm, I. Zistlnfi. R. Christian. P. Bosscrt. .H. Labissa- near. B. lidshm'. Run 3: H. Smcucr. R. Vick. F. l'aulkcr. 3. Karma . B. Jlundvn. l'. .Uclsgur. R. Jlonrv. G. NcstIy. A. Pitmon. I. Conduit. T. Pellclcar. :1. Schaucrn. B. Iatobs. B SQL'AD . . . Ron I. H. .UcFNridgv. R. Jloorc. E. Ainsley. D. Sunillc. Ron 2: .W. Grandncr. .Uanagvr; B. Hdwhoc. I. Dr- Iany. I. Harrington. H'. Allugmumx. H'. Sochacki. A SQUAD . . . Row 1: R. Kuch. M. Gamble. C. Bukkila. C. Elmer, R. Baldwin, R. Bonneville, Al. Purcell, Manager. Row 2: R. Linderholm. E. Gorman. D. Dale. 1. Schroeder, A. Pitmon, G. chz. W. Sochacki. THE PISTON S Under the reins of Red Sochacki, the Robin squad, forming the pistons of our auto, was driving hard all season. Losing the opener to an underdog, U. High quintette. the locals came back the next week by trouncing Park 48-33. The follow- ing week, an overconfident team traveled to Mound only to return a disappointed group of boys. Although they won only 4 of the next 9 games, they were 5ghting hard every minute. In bidding for a berth in the District Tournament, they lost to St. Louis Park. whom the gold-clad boys had previously beaten twice in conference play. Robbinsdale did not place anyone on the All-Conference Team. but it is hoped that in future years they will be honored with some laurels. Looking forward to the oncoming seasons, the Robins should be represented highly in the final standings. ZiHG: mumadmaec: BASKETBALL SCIJRE BGARD Pre-season Gama Robins ........ 21 St. Thomas .......... 31 Robins ........ 28 Conference Gama Robins . . 3 . . . . 37 U. High ............ 4l Robins ........ 4O Robins ........ 48 St. Louis Park ........ 33 Robins ........ 44 Robins ........ 33 Mound .............. 43 Robins ........ 40 Robins ........ 40 Excelsior ............ 34 Robins ........ 30 Robins ........ 34 Wayzata ............ 35 Robins ........ 37 Robins ........ 34 Hopkins ............ 44 Robins ....... 31 Sub-District Tournament Robins ........ 33 St. Louis Park ........ 46 38 :3 ,ng 4 y y I: , z ON THE HARDWOOD 8. Above: Freshman Dale gets one away. Left: Al Mound. Schroeder tips one for our side. Baldy and Chuck watch as lack shoots for a basket. Roosevelt U. High , St. Louis Park Mound Excelsior Wayzata Hopkins Writ: 9; v I X l3 3, 1'- a Row 1: R. Palm r. Mr. lVruckc, R. Schreyer. Row 2: B Dan's, E. Sqltmidt, IV. Pilmon. D. Heath. 99399 CLUB LICENSE PLATES The R Club has expanded by leaps and bounds in the last three years. The club was started by Marvin Wrucke for the Rh letter winners of the high school. Its membership includes students now attending school and also the graduates who have earned letters and made sports history in the past. One of the Club,s main purposes is to bring togeth- er high school friends at the annual spring ban- quet. The club also strives to put on a main event program during the school year. So far it has been a basketball game between the alumni and the The meeting will come to order. high school team. Plans are being made to put on more events in the future such as dances and pro- grams. Proceeds of the nineteen forty-six events are be- ing used to buy R Club pins for the graduating members. In future years the letters worn by R Club mem- bers will serve as license plates to identify them as being afhliated with one of the largest organiza- tions in the Robbinsdale High School. R Club in action. HI tVBESTLlNG Ron' I: H. Phillips. C. Ofstlum. N. Ofstlmn. 14'. Rules. R. Vick. D. Takkineu. H. 5mi!h.I.Dibb1e. I. Cause. R. W'achtler. D. Heath. Ron 2: I. Hankinson. E. Kalz. R. Alacinlosh. H . Halm. H'. Boty, L. Nelson. 3. Gilmcr. H. Nelson. I. Pierson. Ron 3: L. Earnest. R. Nelson. I5. Burak. 4 D. Slensrud, I. 511m . T. Boyer. l'. Rudick. Air. H'muluard. 7 An eager. enthusiastic group responded to the seasonls first call for wrestling. This group may well be called De Fenders of the Robin. Practice on the mat, at least three evenings a week helped to keep the fellows in top physical trim. In addi- tion they did their hit to defend Robbinsdale's title IOAA WRESTLING SQUAD Ron I: . r. H'ooJ- ward. I. Dibble. Rm; 2: I. Hankeri- son. II. Phillips. C. Ufstlmn. H. Smilh. u'. Roles. .V. Ofs- lhun. D. Takkinen. R. rick. D. H'arhl- Irr. D. Heath. I. Cause. and chalk up the winning points. The unusually large number who reported for practice from Junior High School would indicat: there will be good material returning next season. The squad will suffer the loss of seniors: j. Dib- hle. H. Smith. D. XVachtler. and D. Heath. DE - F EN DEBS Under the sponsorship of Coach Mark Wood- ward and led by Captain Jack Dibble, the Robin de-Fenders won the N.W.A.A.U. wrestling meet with a total of 32 points. This gave Robbinsdale a ten point lead. The boys placed second in the Regional Wres- tling at Nlound, thereby qualifying to send 4 wres- tlers to the State Tournament. These 4 boys all made a good showing. Chuck Ofsthun placed sec- ond in the 104 pound division, Wally Roles placed first in the 121 pound division, Darwin Takkinen placed third in the 134 pound division, and Dick Wachtler placed fourth in the 166 pound division. Robbinsdale emerged in Fifth place with 15 points. During the season the Robins won eight matches and lost five. The wrestlers began by defeating U. High; they duplicated this defeat later in the sea- son. In matches with Anoka, the Robins gained two wins. and matches with Excelsior and patrick Henry gave them three wins. , C 1 v W A special event during the season was the double header with Litchheld and Excelsior on the Robinis mat. The Robin first string wrestled Litchfield and lost, but the second string wrestled Excelsior and gained a victory. The de-Fenders were ably coached by Mark Woodward, who took over the position which he left when he went into the Navy. During the sea- son, he proved that he had not lost any of his tech- nique. The boys graduating this year are Jack Dibble, Don Heath, Dick Schmidt, Harold Smith, Don Stensrud, and Dick Wachtler. This will leave the heavier divisions open next year to new men. Those not graduating include Hggh Phillips, 95 pounds; Chuck Ofsthun, 103 pounds; Eddie Katz, 112 pounds; Neil Ofsthun and Wally Roles, 120 pounds; Roger Vick, 137 pounds; Darwin Tak- kinen and Don Cooper, 133 pounds and jack Cause. 154 pounds. 41 Row 1: .4. Hull. D. Sinn'u. P. Thompson. I. O'Brien. D. Currie. R. Dusing. Run 2: If. Ktn't:. P. Bossert. R. Iulmsun. D. Sullanum. Ii. Schmidt. 1. I. Alarlin. Therrien. R. Christinsun. 311'. 'dnl. BUDIPEIIS - BUN N ING INDAIBID The Bumpers were added to the Robin with the first sign of cold weather and the familiar call to hockey practice. Coach 1.. XVnrd and the Robin Pucksters completed a successful season in spite of the fact that it was the first year for most of the boys. XVith the return next year of all but O'Brien and Johnson. Rohhinsdale is expected to step out and take the lead early in the season. Robbinsdale Cindermen went through an excel- lent season with a lettermnn hack at every post. The team was led by the ahle coaching of Nlr. Wrucke and Capt. G. Pureell. I'iolding down the dash positions were B. Renz. G. Purcell. NI. Carl- son. R. Johnson. and B. Thurman. In the pole vault went J Dibble as master. C. Iflmer starred in the weight events. while G. Renr shone out in the high hurdles and shot put. R. Johnson and D. Palmer took over the mile and half-mile positions respectively. Run I: R. Kueh. H. Smith. G. 1547x111. G. Dulnmr. K. Inlmum. R. Run. 1. Dibble. t R033 2: . r. Hhu'kr. 3!. tharlum. D. Palmer. R. lhurman. R. Iuhnum. l: . 121mm. , Gunman. U. anz. MOBE LAKE CONFEBENCE CHAMPIIIN S Row 1: W. Pilmon, I. Schroeder, M. Gamble, D. Heath. B. Davis, F. Pearson, B. Baldwin. Row 2: A. Pilmon, B. Magnuson, I. Fischer, P. Hayek. THE BATTERIES Paced by the return of nine lettermen chances of retaining the Lake Conference and District titles are far from gloomy. Wayne Pitmon, a superlative hurler, led the team into action. Doing the catching chores was Ade Pitmon, a good hit- ter with two years of experience. Mike Gamble di- vided his time between first base and the pitcher's plate. Receiving the throw at Second was Bud Davis who knew how to handle the situation. Rounding that infield was Baldy Baldwin playing his third season at the hot comer. Behind the boys were Perry Pearson, Speedster of the team with a good throwing arm, Don Heath, 3 slugging out- fielder in anybodyis league, and Jack Schroeder, a good fielder who also did his share of pitching. Pressing these boys were Bill Magnuson, John Fisher and Pete Hayek. For the second time, the Lake Conference played a complete round-robin with the top teams qualifying for District tournament play along with the top teams of the Valley Conference. E. Renz took over as coach of the powerful Robins this year replacing M. Klatt. Mike stretches for a high one. 43 Every Wednesday, the roller part of the Ball Bearings, or in more familiar dialogue, the Girl Bowlers, met at the Bowling Alley for their weekly session. Much rivalry was shown among the eight teams participating in the tournament. The Bowl Legs did manage to maintain the lead throughout the season. At times the margin was slight, how- ever. The Pin Balls, Six Wonders, Slick Six, Big Six, A.O.F.M., Q.T.'s and the Robinettes of- fered keen competition and could not be easily overlooked. Carolyn Nelson proved to be a well chosen sec- retary-treasurer. It was quite a job to keep all of the money matters straight. It was agreed before the opening of the season that each girl was to pay fifty cents a week for their two games. Ten cents of this amount was put into a kitty which was divided among the teams according to their rank in the league. Vicky Ileads for a Strike The Girls Take Over 4-1 The Ball Bearings of the Robin rolled on all year almost unknown to many of us. Our athletic minded girls, however, have been out there de- fending their teams in endball, basketball, bad- minton, archery and baseball tournaments. These tournaments are played after the completion of the last class for the day. Miss V. Skartvedt advises the girls in all the ac- tivities during the year. A few of our C1.A.A. mem- bers are the proud possessors of sweaters. Points are earned for each game participated in. On Award Day, all girls having earned three hundred points are entitled to an emblem, those with six hundred, a letter and for each additional three hundred, a bar may be added to the letter. All points are accumulative. G.A.A. members look forward to Play Day which is held each spring. All G.A.A. members in the Lake District are invited to participate. Our Side Is Winning Where's the Ball ACTIVITIES RIFLE CLUB . . . Ron I: E. 71159. I. Kirknood.P. Deziel.1 r. Kelly Hone. M. Schmidt. A.150renson. Ron 2: E. Althaus. C. Hanson. K.0'De1l. N. u IV. Barren. L. 0 .g. Ron 3. I. Raskob. K. Osladil. D. Iolmson. R. Dielherl. I. Iragaard. D. Schmidt. D. lahl. Ron 4: R. Eaton. D. Bray. B. O'Brien. G. I: erson. G. EXILKITST Although we did not see the exhaust often. it was very possible to hear it once a week when the RiHe Club had its meeting. The aim of the club was to develop proficiency in the use of hrearms, and it was shown that they had about reached their aim when they placed second in the National Sectional Tournament. Mr. Kelly. the advisor. was assisted by Neil Mahnberg and Dean Johnson. HI-Y . . . Rou I: R. Baldn in. R. Iuhnsun. D. H'eIIs. Al. Carlson. F. Pearson. R. Iolmson. Ron 2: K. Alickelson. N. Ofstlmn. D. Heath. B. Iuhnson. D. Klatlee. H. Smith. B. Davis. Ron 3: R. u'. Alohr. G. O'Brien. D. Carlson. B. O'Brien. G. erlsml. Ron 4: H'. Pitmun. 1. Cause. Ceass. B. Holken. EVINIDSII I ELID EV I I'll The windshield wipers completed another suc- cessful year as the members worked together toward the achievement of high ideals and high standards of Christian character. Splash parties. bean feeds, and weekly meetings were the highlights of the year. Jack Schroedefs band played at the annual dance. Officers of the club are Ronald Johnson. presi- dent. Milo Carlson. vice-president. David Wells. secretary and Fred Pearson. treasurer. Bradburn. C. Bukilla. I.1HcDonaId. N. Alalmberg. I. Rob- Irerson. Row 5: L. Scott. G. Rem, B. Hebbe. I. Schroeder. OLD GIRUS CLUB CABINET Row 1: I. Meisler, Miss Keltleson, T. Wyers, I. Utterberg, M. Gladwin, Miss Michelson, N. Thompson. Row 2: P. Murphey, S. Abner, D. Mielke, K. lanes, D. James, D. Vero non, B. Vick, C. Condon, C. Duevel, L. Cavanagh. NEW GIRLS CLUB CABINET Row 1: N. Price, llliss Kettleson. C. Nelson, C. Hommcs. D. Cronin, Miss Alickelson, G. Pappas. Row 2: I. Fritz. B. Brandt, C. Krause, M. Ross, N. Forman, I. Merrick, R. Howe, M. Chapman, P. Lindahl. 46 GIRLS CLUB The Cabinet pictured above is the executive di- vision of the Girls Club. These Seniors who made up the old girls club cabinet together with their advisers held weekly meetings to plan all of the pot-luck suppers, dances and take care of all other activities which are sponsored by their Club. Miss Kalma Mickelson, Miss Gladys Kettleson and Miss Valborg Skartvedt were the advisers for the group. One of the main social events of the school year is the much talked of Cotton Ball. This affair has become a tradition. After many cabinet meetings and careful planning on the part of all committees the girls had everything in readiness for the long looked forward to night of April 12. This was the night that the girls reigned supreme as only the Club members and their escorts could attend the ball. Each year the lVlarch pot-luck is looked forward to with eager anticipation. Prior to that date the new cabinet for the coming year has been selected and the girls oHicially take over. All senior cabinet members are presented with corsages in apprecia- tion of their services. The new cabinet members are already hard at work making plans for next year. Good Luck girls! To the left: INITIATION . . . October lackie Ullerberg and Terry Wycrs VALENTINES DANCE . . . February Queen: Pa! Lindahl King: Don Heath -. '7201313 :3; - To the right: . ' A '- . ; Efrflfvl REGULAR ' t ' ' MEETING . . . January Girls Sealed INSTALLATION . . March OLD OFFICERS . . . Margie Gladwin, lackie Utterbcrg and Terry Wyers NEW OFFICERS . . Carolyn Nelson, Gary Hommcs and Donna Cronin NEW CABINET April Old Cabinet scaled New Cabinet standing The activities of the Girl's Club have directly or indirectly affected the life of nearly every student in Robbinsdale High. First of all. membership in this group is open to all sophomore, junior and senior girls. It is the only all girls organization sponsored by the schoo'.. All girls are invited and urged to join the Club in order that the primary objective of the group-to create a greater feeling of friendship among the students-may be realized. To this group the student body was indebted for the careful planning and sponsoring of the three major social functions of the year: the Harvest Moon Dance. the Valentine's Dance. and the An- nual Cotton Ball. Two other outstanding events of the year were the delightful Mother's Tea in December and the Senior Breakfast in May which was given in honor of the girls who were about to bid their Alma Mater farewell. Monthly meetings were arranged and presided over by President Jackie Utterberg. She was ably assisted by vice-president Margie Gladwin, hand secretary-treasurer Theresa Wyers. 47 f 'n Ron 1: P. Capriotti,P. Murphey, L. Cavanagh.I. Campbell. W. Pilmon. Miss Sinnolt.M.GIad1 nin. G. Ceass.I. FritzB. N. Price. Ron 2: E. 5k Iolmslon. C. Nelson. Iacobson. I. Gibson. yue P.Hoffman.B.Canmagh.N.Ft1rman.D. C. Condon. 1W. Larson, V. Sandmocn. Ron 3- M. Sturderanl. I. DahIB. C. Bottle. M. Bits. D. Linn. C. Duevel. I. Schmock. P. Alorse.D.Alic1kc: I. Lillehei. Ron 4: R. F.0re P. Thompson B. Da1i5.C. DaHman B. OBrien. R. Suenson I. Dibble. R. Bauman. T. Rucker. D. Carlson. Ron 5: D. Iolmson G. Renz. H. Iorgcnson C: Carlson T. Plan!. D. Palmer. D. Wells A. Gael: kc D. Sands. BEFLECTIIDN S While looking in the mirror we see reHected the image of those famous actors and actresses who presented the dramatic features of the year. There we catch a glimpse of the make-up artists back stage and members of the stage crew scurry- ing back and forth making last minute prepara- tions for the hrst performance of The Garden of the IVioon.n The Thespians. under the guidance of Miss Bess Sinnott, have presented several plays and skits during the school year. The two major produc- tions of the year were the senior class play. The Imxim' pltn cast presents . iss Shmul! u ith flutters. IN THE MIBBGB Garden of the Moon. Snafu. During the course of the year. the Thespians at- tended several plays given by the North Star Thea- ter Guild group and these productions were en- joyed by all. In order to qualify as a member of the National Thespian Society a student must have earned ten points by participating in auditorium programs plays and other forms of dramatic 1rts. All those xsho 1re admitted to this org1nization consider it a great privilege and honor. and the junior class play. If! en thing's Snafu NATIONAL HONOR Ron 1: L. Cai'ariagh. D. Alielkc. B. Dan's. Air. Alielke. P. Caprioui. A. Roman. Al. I Gladnin. Ron 2: I.1Heister, C. Robinson. I. Schmuck. S. Champlain. E. Smith. P. Alurphey. N. Price. Ron' 3: I. blerrick. A. Hayhoe. A . Chapman. C. Nelson. G. Hommes. I. Utterberg. K. Ioncs. I . LaVal- , lee. Row 4: I. Campbell. M. Slurderanl. C. 2 Duetel. I. Gibson. B. Iolmslon. D. Linn. ' D. Iames. I. Lillehei. Ron 5: I. Dahl. D. Iells. T. Plant, R. Schreyer. I. Iurgenson. R. Sn'erismi. R. Baldwin. D. GreneII. HEADLIGHTS One of the headlights for the Robin auto is the Council. This representative section of the student National Honor Society. It is composed of thirty- seven junior and senior class members who have been selected for their outstanding character and ability in leadership. service. and scholastic achievements. hir. NI. 1V1. NIielke is the counselor for the group. and Byron Davis is President. with Patti Capriotti as Vice-President and Arlene Ros- now as Secretary-Treasurer. The other headlight for the Robin is the Student STUDENT COUNCIL Ron I: C. 501nm G. Purc.ell Ur. 51111de E. Kurt: E. u iIIic u. Eidcn. Ron 2 u? Pierson, D. Barnes. R. Kurosad. B. Silen- .mn. H. Smelzer. C. Condo . Ron 3: H'. Iohnson. H'. Pitmon. N. Reichrrt. B. Iirbbt. B. Baltluin. body has achieved many advancements for the school. This year they made it possible to allow outsiders to attend the school dances and lowered prices for the dances. The Lost and Found De- partment is sponsored by the Council and during the football season pennants and stickers were sold. They are led by Gene Purcell as president. Carolyn Nelson as secretary. and Marlene Eiden as treas- urcr. BAND . . . Row 1: L. Sandhofl. R. Cahlendar. I. Schroeder. R. Iolmson. P. Klocksein. I. Gib- son, B. Caranagh, M. Iohnson, I. Fritz. D. Pollard. Ron' 2: P. Cook. G. Smothers. A. Sorenson, D. Iames. S. Moore. D. Linn. M. Ferber. D. Hannay. B. Dierz. S. Abner. AI. Pearson. Row 3: K. lanes. V. Rudick. B. Schroeder. R. Moore. D. Benson. G. Ceass. D. Durand. L. Sharp. M. LaVaIIec. S. Champlain. Ron' 4: C. Kielmeyer. P. Schaefer. R. Ceass. I. Alartin. R. Dietherr. E. Groh, E. Nessly. N. Johnson. L. Scott. Row 5: H. Swanson. H. Iorgcnsmx. 1 . Nelson. FV. Iolmson. H. Smith. F. Boyer. R. Heywood. D. Schmidt. P. Limlahl. TO0T-TO0T PEP BAND When the basketball season began. a picked group of band members started the pep band under the student direction of Kay Jones. The pep band did their best in adding enthusiasm and pep to the cheers for the basketball team. Niembers arc: Row l-M. LaVallee. D. Pollard. S. Champlain. D. Durand. S. Nloore. P. Klocksicn. j.C1ibson. D. Linn. Row Z-R. Nloore. XV. Johnson. E. Groh. H. Smith. R. NICAllister. G. Ceass. R. Diethert. S. Almer. Row 3-H. jorgenson. hi. Nelson. K. Jones. D. Schmidt 3H TH E BiDBIN HOBN The Robinis musical horn sounded many times during the year. It was first heard early last fall at a football game and later at all of the home foot- ball and basketball games. f, h . F BRASS SEXTET . . . Row 1: E. Groh. R. Johnson. L. Scott. H. Smith. Row 2: R. Achllister. G. Ceass. This group did its hit to cheer the boys on to victory at the Homecoming game. During the half. the band marched in formation across the field. They were led by our spirited majorette. Chloe Klelmeyer. Robbinsdale High who participated in the annual As the football season faded away the band be- district Music Festival brought home their share gan long hours of practice under the direction of of honors. Mr. O. B. Aftreth. The annual wmter concert was joAnn Gibson, Kay Jones. Jack Schroeder and presented on january 15th and proved to be a big Harold Smith were chosen for the Ail-State Band. success. Many of the members of the band have won let- The Pep Band. L3rchestra. Clarinet quartet. and ters. and all of them have won the praise and ad- hrass sextet have appeared on numerous occa- miration of their fellow students for a year well sions at school activities. Representatives from accomplished with rousing tunes and rhythms. GBCIIESTBA Once a week it was possible to hear the sing- ing of the violins and it was then known that orchestra was practicing. Under the direction of Niiss G. Doran. the orchestra played for the class plays. Christmas program. and Bac- calaureate services. The members are: Row 1: M. Eull. J. Klise. J. Bemseth. Miss Doran. H. Swanson. D. Pudwill. D. Cadwell. A. pit- mon. Row 3: R. Moore. M. Nelson. P. Schae- fer. K. Jones. S. Moore. D. Linn. D. Johnson. S. Almer. Row 3: N. Johnson. R. McAllister. R. Diethert. B. Schroeder. Row 4: H. Smith. XV. Johnson. E. Groh. H. Jorgenson. J Schroeder. L. Sharp. RADIO STATION R. H. S. a- . ----'-+mnu 7013' a Choir Director Ali's. M. Sleinbach waits for the bus before the choir caroled at district schools. vi: 3:: c..- - ii 2:. r.- :- 1': Cir:cle District Apollo Club Win- ner. lack Pierson singing Boy of Mine. The dial of our radio is turned in order to pick up the Robbins- dale A,Cappella Choir under the able direction of Mrs. Marian Stein- bach. Each year the choir has grown until this year it is composed of some eighty-flve members with a varied repertoire ranging from classi- cal numbers such as Listen to the Lambsn s The Small Town Band.H to novelty selections such The choir made its first public appearance at the annual Christ- mas Candlelight Service. The candle-bearing choristers entered the auditorium chanting, O Come All Ye Faithful, whereas Beautiful Saviour was used as the rccessional. The choral group was assisted in their program by several members of the speech class who presented The Adoration Scene during the recessional. Soleists for the choir this year were Jean Arbuckle and IVlary Ricklick. sopranos; Dennis Sands. bass; and Jack Pierson, a promising young tcnor. In addition to the presentation of the Christmas Candlelight Concert. the All-Choir Spring Concert and the Annual Spring Music Festival. members of the choir enjoyed caroling at the xarious rural schools and at the train and bus depots during the holiday season. The choir was heard for the last time over station R.H.S. on June first as they sang Handelis Hallelujah Chorus at the Senior Baccalaureate Service. At this time the seniors had to bid fare- xxell to their choir. but they will always remember it as one of the highlights of their high school careers. A 1 IA fl? PE LA I IHIDIB, Rnu I: I. Ilulnnxu'n. N. Pricr. D. Sclmalc. H. Paul, If. Smilh. II. Cunnmgh. .Urs. .S'n'inbach. P. .Uurpluw. C. Sunzllwrg. N. Il'lmmpsun. 1.. Olson. I. . cJIirImcl. P. Capriuui. RUR J: G. H'woskic. H. Lcckncr, SI. Ricklirk. B. lfrickum. I. H'c'mlr. :1. Cumpnm, .U. Larson. G. Ilummn'. .U. Slunlgwant, .4. Rosnou, L. Lillcstol. Y. 015ml. I. l,illclu'i. C. Robinson. .U. Dan's, .U. Licbfarlh. Ron 3: H. Human. I. Dahl, .W. Gladuin. D. Pulmcr, D. Grcncll. C. Ducn'l. D. Jlielkc. .U. Erickson. :1. Pvrticr. 1,. Sparks. I. . clman. P. Silver. 1. Curric. C. Condo . .W. Bvck. D. Surrsun. Ron 4: :1. Huxlun', I.Arbluk1c. R. Urtvlin. I. Zvug. 1,. Sunsrud. D. Bras. Ii. Smcta'r. D. N61507:. D. Nullium. I valsun. 'II. Fuller. D. Tukkincn. B. .thr. I. Pin'nm. .H. Larson. P. Fn'dcan. I. Hinds. Row 5: R. Iolmson. G. Purccll. I. O'Brien. D. Sunsrml. G. Rut; 1.. Iulmsml. R. Iulmsun. C. Carlson. D. Palmrr. .4. Compton. D. Sands. :1. Uocl;kv. E. Grail. D. Cd!!'. 8. Iulnnmn. Ii. llincln'liff. Cinlc: Guling in runc fur thy Spring Cnnu'rl. 5 Row 1: D. Wells. C. Robinson. D. Mielke. Miss Low. L. Cavanagh. I. Campbell, B. Davis. Ron' 2: O. Schmidt, D. Bergstrom. E. Skyue. I. Salinger. S. Abner. M. LaVaIle. M. Sturdevant. P. Capriotli, N. Thompson, A. Sorenson. Row 3: D. Linn, T. Wyers. A. Hayhoe. D. Vernon, I. Currie. C. Bottle, M. Gladu'in. K. Iones. C. Duerel, I. Mer- rick, E. Smith. Row 4: D. Iames. I. Dahl. I. McLean, I. Utterberg. C. Condom. B. Vick. P. Fredean. I. Gibson, B. Iolmston. A. Rosnon'. Row 5: D. Madden, R. Swenson, R. Fore, H. Iorgenson. I. Schroeder. 1W. Carlson, R. Brad- buru. H. Smith. R. Baldwin. 5. Lundh. ANNUAL STAFF - WHEELS Meeting Tonight. All Seniors interested in working on the Annual report to Room 206. This was the ahnouncement which was heard late in October and which brought some forty students to the first meeting. The theme remained the biggest problem. A committee was chosen and after several detours Chuggin' Thru was presented and accepted by the staff. Donna Mielke and Lois Cavanagh were Co-Editors Lois Caranagh and Donna Aliclke uh gei h selected as co-editors to steer the staff on the way as the actual work began. Long hours were spent in making the original dummy, mounting pictures, typing, taking pictures and the countless other jobs entailed in order to meet deadlines. At long last the ink is dry on the last page and the 1947 edition of the Robin is presented for your approval. Jlakcup Editors D. JIadden. I. JIcLean. I. Uttc'rberg m Paper 5mg a! work 1'1? mg? X Co-Edilurs Dick Palmer and Ieamle Meisler PA P ER STAFF- BOAD MAP XVithout this very necessary road map we could not have remained on the right road throughout the year. lVlrs. lVlary Adams was the faculty ad- viser and Jeanne lVleister and Dick Palmer were the able co-editnrs. Other positions on the staff were hlled by joanne Lillehei. associate editor; Jack Therrien, sports editor; and Marian Haertel. news editor. Each of the thirteen issues was met eagerly by the students, but the April seventeenth and May eighth issues of the Tale'l published by the journalism class proved to be .1 pleasant surprise. A highlight of the year was the press convention held at the Nicolle: Hotel and sponsored by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune. About fifteen mem- bers from both the Robin Tale staff apd the jour- nalism class attended. Jeanne and Dick also at- tended the Minnesota Press Convention held at Albert Lea, Minnesota. Nancy Price will be editor-in-chief of the Robins Tale next year. Marian Haertel will be associate editor; James Jurgenson will be sports editor with Jean Fritz and Mary Ross as feature editors. ROBINS 'IUAXIJS . . . Run 1: I. Therrien, D. Palmer. Airs. Adams, I.1Ueisler. I. Lillehei. Row 2: AH. Huertcl. P. Ahrens. G. H'ycoskie, 1H. Odegaard. L. Haugham, I Berg. 1 . Davis. B. Crandall. P. tllln'pltt'y Row 3: D. Bonneville. C. Condo . T. 'yers. I.1UcLean. 1 . R055. 1. Currie, I. Ilorcl. :1. Rusnou. R. Raiserh. Ron 4: N. Price. AI. Heck. I. Fritz. L. Jlorehousehl. Douglas. L. Sumloff. P. Raymond. C. Robinson. Row 5: B. l'ivk. L. Lilleslol. B. Brandt. R. Sieger. R. Eaton. :1. Cumpnm. .4. Nichols. I. Robison. H. Herman. C. Schultz. OI U! AUDITIDRIUM CGMMEBCIAL and SPANISH CLUBS HEATER AUDITORIUM CLUB . . . Row 1: I. Lillehei. Miss Forchas. D. Wells. C. Ducrcl, bliss Alickel- son. Ron' 2: P. 1Wurphey, AI. Gladuin. P. Capriorli. I. Schmuck. I. Campbell. I. Dahl. D. Becker. Row 3: B. Dan's. I. Iurgcnsen. D. Aladden. D. Benson, 1 . Pierson. Row 4: H. Iorgenson. K. Anderson T. Plant. IV. Iolmson. MECHANICS COIWNIERCIAL CLUB . . . Rnu' I: Aliss Peterson. 0. Schmidt. 1 . LaVaIIu'. D. Sclmalc. I. Habur- scn. D. Larson. 1 . Schmidt. Run 2: .4. Sorcnscn. P. Alurphcy. S. Almcr. I. AUcCuskciv. K. Ruffcnach. Ron 3: D. Iacnbson. I. Schiffmamz. SI. Bios. C. Santu'. LA LUZ DETRAS SPANISH OFFICERS AND COUNCIL . . . Ron I: I. Iurgvnscn, .U. Gamble. E. Skytlc. D. Palmer. 311's: Kvulcson. D. .Haddvn. R033 L C. ho Rubinsun. P. 0036!. C. Buulv. :1. Rosnou. Run 3: B. Sucnsun. P. Thnmpsmx. R. Christianson. PASSING SEPTEMBER -All aboard! All those in search of knowledge enter here. --Our Jinx is broken with Purple and White as Robins win over Hopkins 13-0. e15 it true the seniors won the paper sale? OCTOBER eReport cardSeaH this talk about post-war recon- version. eHalloween! Juvenile delinquency reaches a new high as Fire hydrants are turned on. eHomecomingeDebut of senior girls into slinky type of female. Oh. those dresses! NOVEMBER --Robins win Lake Conference Football Cham- pionship. eAf-ter cleaning up Snafui' the Junior class pre- sented it. hpalmer cuts his hand and decides his blood isn't printefs ink after all. -Someone nuiscling in on Kilroyis racket- HTomar was Here.v DECEMBER -The boys are digging deep to give the girls a treat. -eStudents take time off for Santa. -Student Council gives student body a boost towards their seasonis festivities with a Christ- mas Dance. JANUARY -New Years resolutions are carried out. iOut on a stretcheri. eHank says I'm feelin' mighty low. uXWho took my paddle? eHank makes a survey of boys lockers. Another paddle gone. eBig blizzard. All schools closed. iAll except RobbinsdaleJ PARADE FEBRUARY eShoot Baldy, Shoot! Shucks! He missed again. eWhere were the Girls, Club Cabinet members at the Valentine Dance? -Student Body enthusiasticly goes out for Declam. Plenty new talent discovered. M A R C H -Yippee! Bubble gum. -Quiet! Geniuses at work. Top seven take schol- arship tests. -Everybody skips classes to get pictures taken for annual. -Miss Setterburg plays Cupid for the Cotton Ball. APRIL .-School gives students big Easter vacation? -Success! Miss Setterburg scores 6 hits and no Mrs. with her dating bureau for the Cotton Ball. eSenior Class members found in Garden of The Moon. MAY epromejuniors bid farewell to Seniors with Aloha. eSenior Day a Big Success. eAnnual comes out. How this page came through uncensored we'll never know. JUNE -Students clamor out of R.H.S. for a well de- served vacation. The Gang A h . L m i I :1 , .L I O h H . , W 9S All Here! 1. Lookin' at 'cha. 2. The morning after the night before. w Look at the girls- not at the dirty school yard. 4. 12th grade blondes. 5. Smile pretty! 0. I nork for Barnum C? Bailey. .. .Uihc' gets his picturc' in the annual unnun. 8. Crcam of the crop. tCurn that i5.l DANCING IN THE DARK Above: Homecoming Iamboree. Below: Bob and Phyllis - Hugh and Aluggs - Ray and Shirley Kenny and Barbs Ralph and Betty - James and Auramae Dave and Patti - Chuckie and Madge. 60 uingf y? THE TALE ENDS 61 LANGE'S MEATS 8x GROCERY COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 4l35 W. Broadway HY 4I88 COAST-TO-COAST STORES Ed. T. Sipe. Owner 4I40 W. Broadway CH 9790 ROBBINSDALE FOOD STORE Tasfy Foods af Popular Prices MEATS 5 FROZEN FOODS - GROCERIES 4l53 W. Broadway HY 9568 SCHULLER-SCHLOSSER CO. Elecfric Appliances Sporfing Equipmenf . . . Au+o Supplies Household Goods TOWER GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING 5 BODY WORK 4l39 Hubbard AL ll66 Complimenfs of QUALITY BAKERY 4l79 W. Broadway AL 5796 WE DELIVER RUFF BROS. GROCERY 4I70 W. Broadway HY 9688 RED and WHITE QUALITY GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS 4I29 W. Broadway HY 95I9 62 REGENT FUEL OIL COMPANY ALL GRADES OF FUEL OIL 4l00 W. Broadway CH 0030 JOE'S FOOD MARKET 3559 France Ave. HY 9939 Free Delivery EVERY REQUIREMENT FOR A PERFECT MEAL MORAN'S CAFE FOR FINER FOODS 40l7 W. Broadway CH 5I4l MUELLER'S PHARMACY- THE REXALL DRUG STORE HY 9723 HY 9805 SIPE 8x GRAY OIL CO. TEXACO PRODUCTS 4I32 W. Broadway HY 9647 Dr. Marvin R. Halgren OPTOMETRIST 4l26 W. Broadway CH OIOS SOMERS APPLIANCE HOME Your Local Wesfinghouse Dealer 4235 W. Broadway CH 4970 ROBBINSDALE MEAT MARKET Kurf H. Hoffman, Prop. 4l59 W. Broadway HAMBURGER INN Sam Chase and Sons, Props. 4l24 W. Broadway Robbinsdale GEARTY - DAVIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4084 Wesf Broadway Hyland 926i ROBBINSDALE SELECTED DAIRY PRODUCTS PURITY DAIRY 42l0 W. Broadway AL 4737 RAY'S STANDARD SERVICE Tires 4 BaHeries 4 Lubricafion4 Accessories 4205 W. Broadway HY 79l3 Ray Carlson, Owner 4 W. Reus+ad+, Assis+an+ ROBBINSDALE OIL COMPANY H. A. Hughes 4082 W. 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