Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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INTERLU DE GF MOODS The fhoughfs of graduafion become prominenf in the minds of sensors as- fhey seled 'rlneir caps and gowns. The success of BRIGADOON, our first la!!-school musicai last year, stemmed from The creafive abilifies of many Robbinsdale sfudenfs,

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HIGH SCHOCL IS AN Whaf a range of emofions we experience during a school yearl Af games and pep fesfs our enfhusiasm expresses ifself in our yells and cheers. Serious menfal concenfrafion is demanded during fhe rehearsals for fhe school plays and musicals. When we graduafe, we find ourselves nosfalgic abouf fhe pasf, excifed and afraid abouf fhe fufure. Alfhough fhe highlighfs of fhe years rnalce us feel mosf sfrongly, everyday evenfs affecf us foo. We experience fhe warmfh of friendships, fhe fun af parfies, in fhe lunchroom, and in fhe halls. Our fears are aroused by fesfs. being fardy, and nof malcing fhe feam. Worry comes when we miss or gef assignmenfs, fry fo meef deadlines for fhe paper and annual, learning fo live wifh ofhers, and malcing big decisions in our young lives. Finally, when our hecfic day ends, we eifher feel relief or a sense of safisfacfion, and usually our exfra efforfs prove worfhwhile. Gaiefy prevails as fhe crowd views fhe hilarious anfics of Tom Loechler ard C m a fhe calypso af fhe I957 Homecoming program.

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I' hr'-' , , 2 ,f f 1 sllllif' Mgjlln Q' mill. .- Eafing ou? affer wifwoof denies V We f ,naw J fm f-muy abk: evcninq, Sslecfing class rings is an imporfani docision far juniors every year. A5147 !' x I gz x ilgl S , ' , - N- WE RE THE SCHOOL. The Junior-Senior Prom, 3 ,. M. . 1 .4 WA: LI'-1 Low in Lovofincssf' was a breaihrfaking and mgmgrabhy r ,T in 4 K . fu X S Q evenh Q .