Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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f 5 2 2 ' f f1 3 . y J 5 Row 1: F. C. Bayard, F, P. Hosterman, H, V. Mickelson, F. C. Gamelm o o o o 0 . , . I , , . . , . I . . . I , , . I . . . . ' D Row2 W H Cavanagh R J Pansh E J Cooper Thanks, too, to the School Board whose pubhc sp1r1ted mem bers have gwen freely of then' t1me to make our schools better These men elected by the people of our d1str1ct are the actual govermng body of the school They make the fmal dec1s1ons on f1 nances faculty school pO11C1SS and vacat1ons The past 51x years have seen the constructlon of f1ve new elementary schools and the beg1nmng of a large and modern h1gh school bulldmg Th1s 1n add1t1on to the fxrst year of half day schedules at Robb1nsdale has meant added respons1b1l1t1es for our School Board Hats off to them for a Job well done' 5

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0ur Thanks ..... to Mr. E. J. Cooper, our Su- perintendentofSchools Being elected presldent ofthe Board of Controls of the M1nnesota State I-hgh School League IS just one of many honors that have come to Mr Cooper dur rng h1s years at Robbrnsdale H1s twenty f1ve years of devo txon to educat1on at Robbms dale make h1rn an example to every par nt and educator IS wlth pr1de and respect that we dedxcate our '55 annual to Mr Cooper 4 for whom the past twenty f1ve years have been fllled w1th productwe act1v1ty as a school b o a r d member Wltnessxng and workmg for progress 1n our school d1str1ct for the past quarter century he looks w1th ant1c1pat1on to the future B cause of th1s servmce gwen so unself1shly to the school we ded1cate our '55 Rob1n to h1rn e . lt to Dr. F. P. Hosterman, ' . . . . 1 e-

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DOORS . . .the main doors to Robbinsdale High through which we all have passed so frequently . . . the same doors from which many of us have now emerged for the final time. Through these doors, the main entrance into the private world of RHS, have passed football heroes and Homecoming queens, our auditorium speakers and friends with snack period milk, our school bands and debate squads, and all of the every-day people connected with the little society existing inside our walls. And through these doors have passed years and years of tornorrow's leaders and citizens. All of us, eventually, shall pass forth from these same doors into an entirely new kind of world. What awaits us there. . .yet depends upon us. 6