Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Walking into Mr. Kvamis art classes, one finds many artistic students at work creating works of beauty consisting of advertising illus- trations in commercial art to jewelry making in basic art. Of course, art classes would not be complete without the making of colored post- ers, displays, and dance decorations for school functions, Mr. Kvam School would not be school for some without the challenging and varied choir program under the direction of Mr. Adams. Four hundred students participate in this program of musical development from freshman choir on up to select choir which performs at school and at music festivals. Mr. Adams, Mr. Mendenhall Marching in a parade for President Eisen- hower and playing for school games are two of many activities which the band under the leadership of Mr. Mendenhall participates in during the busy year. Two hundred students make the band room their home for one hour each day playing many different musical selec- tions.

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The aim of the language courses is to promote and create world understanding among countries. The courses in French, German, and Spanish are given for two years with two credits given when both years are completed. T0 round out the program there are three language clubs, Le Cercle Francais, Der Deutsch Verein, and Espanol, the major activities of which are: Mardi Gras, German Week, and eating at a Spanish restaurant, respectively. Both the students and the teachers feel that language is an important study because the world is steadily growing smaller. I , ' 3 12PM . w! Mr. Ensz, Miss Anderson, Miss Snabbi A high school musical and a class in drama were two great firsts en- joyed by R.H.S. students this year. We would like to say thank you to the Thespians and their advisors, Miss Sinnott and Mr. Swanson, for giving us many outstanding memories to re- call. Mr. Swanson, Miss Sinnott I7

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Mr. Root, Mrs. Sunde, Mr. Larson, Miss Anderson, Mr. Kemppainen Before an R.H.S. student grad- uates to the outside world, he will gain a first-hand knowledge on a cluster of subjects under the main heading social studies. This group of subjects ranges from world his- tory to the careful study of our complex economic problems. $31? Mr. Christenson, Miss Mickelson, Mr. Thiede, Mr. Henjum wvmxwwwwm Contrary to common belief, these grueling courses do have personal value in that they develop in us a sense of duty. It is then quite clear that an R.H.S. student can only but un- derstand the many authoritative problems of governments past and present. Mrs. Adams, Mr. Driver, Mr. Alden