Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Tape recording, a new fechnique in fhe speech deparfmenf. is demon- sfrafed by a sfudenf while Mr. Swanson, Miss Sinnoff, and Miss Larson observe. ELECTIVES SUPPLEMENT REGULAR CURRICULUM Miss Morrow and Mrs. Childs cha? abouf problems encoun- fered in publicafions advisorship. Miss Slardvedf shows Miss Chrisfensen her badminfon abilify. Elecfives which are offered af RHS include speech, gym, and annual and newspaper worlc. Speech helps The sfudenf become more self-confidenf and enables him fo gef an over-all view on many subiecfs. Speeches fo persuade, sfimulafe, and fo inform are some fhal' are prepared by sfudenfs. Gym classes benefif fhe sfudenf by making him more fif physically, and help him learn fo co-operafe wifh ofhers. Newspaper and annual worlc are exfracurricular acfivifies fhaf feach fhe sfudenfs fo work wifh ofhers, wrife copy and headlines, and design layoufs. Mr. Grygelko, Mr. McDonald, and Mr. Boone are shown sfandinq beside fhe frampoline, a popular phase of physical educalion.

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The counselors, indispensable members of The school, help guide and advise sludenls in regard lo programming, fulure vocalions, college choices, and olher phases of fulure worlc. They show 'rhe individual his abililies, capacilies, and help lhem in choosing lheir individual programs in addilion lo giving guidance in personal problems. Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Page, and Mrs. Widslrom give a sludenf a lardy slip. Miss Jacobs puts The finishing School nurse, Mrs. Flossefh heads our louches on a bullelin board. health program, Miss Mickelson, Mr. Joselyn, and Miss Manion discuss career planning wi+h a sludenl. COLINSELGRS GUIDE, TEST A i Mrs. Springer and Mr. Dawson confer on fest resulfs.

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Basic arf and cralls sludenls moved inlo a room in Ihe new addilion This year, permilling The enlire arf deparl- me-nl 'ro expand ils program. Designing Chrislmas cards, malcing iewelry, and drawing landscapes are some ol lhe special aclivilies which express sludenl Ialenf, ln commercial arl, much emphasis is placed on adverlising arl, such as qy malcing car cards. lellering, lashion deft - signing, and window displays. Lataflin fifblf' lhe course, sludenls may drlaivjslfill lifdu I an'd porlrails. All pil rsfan oyndng Lf school lunclions are1.5Ze?:areQ5'y comf' 1 mercial ay slud Ms. ' Y L' gf MIL -f ' fl!!! 'i is -- gp ,V fih I, VL' lf' inf ,VL L . V07 V I.-,L V L JV' If ' '7l' i flfl jf I If Ii LV fy N A ,JPL j 10,1 .,4'i li ii' i i I, VA I UL ri I'f'i'! li fl, 4 1' fy , ,lie 1? 1 1 iz. I ffl? fc VL i W f fi! all i ,1 ,L if ,, f ly .' f, yw my 4 V ,f ' J' l , sill' Pts Miss Anderson iolringly completes a sliefch of Mr. Kvam MUSIC AND ART SPUR CREATIVE ABILITY Choral groups al Robbinsdale High School consisl ol small group ensembles, selecl choir, and second choir. For sludenls whose musical lalenls are inslrumenlal ralher lhan vocal, lhere are opporiunilies available inqband and ensembles. Bolh choir and band presenl cone cerls during lhe school year and parlicipale in slale and local musical conlesls. Much color was added lo our loolball games by The band's maneuvers and music. A musical score is sfudied by choir and band direclors Mr. Adams and Mr. Mendenhall, respeclively,