Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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I if . . TlilJaN?e51nlg of World unrest permeated this Midwestern af:-aged if -5 .a 746' Q -awfimv school and challengjd the students to consider their !,,!.f,'k'6,f ,,-'L ,,.' Q, J!,L'6J5Li-J education with a solemn etermination. , ff '77'7uv'Lf!L.f,a' A 'fog f J -ffff aff f ff - f Serious thoughts, ho Ver, Were tempered! I fg:7',1?fgf l HQf :.fZ X, , ' A ,fl-Cbflf ff' H . ' l bf the natural frivolit okf out and tha ,fcer ain Y fy . X - ' ' ' 'v x ' V1 J 'erfergy that characterizes teenagers.l Boys still' Wanted 'fpfv'- ' , - - n to own cars, dantemplated a hitch 1 ' f ' V V2 ,ff ja -hfigm i J ' . of military service, and of course looked Q-gQ!'lfif?'f1j ,hifi-,.,6 f - ' at the girls. The girls Mraved about dirty green, the fashion color of the year, teased qw the boys with casual elegant garb, sported the squash-heeled shoe and raccoon-trimmed clothes, and lindied to any' music with a good strong beat. The fall Weather was both unseasonable and unreasonable with a two-inch snow fall recorded on Columbus Day. Literary interests 6

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Ofld SC1'iCS3 popular music wasn't really popular, . MM fucavg 44,521 .gnaouf-13,7 fm. ando a Norwc Cinderelladieven digfoundn-W? nwoo 4.441 44,7440 mac Prince 2 Charrqming Mo erflx society, however, W, 5967. zz? mg .4-of-wwru4.., A wasn't as lucky. Beatnik- 960 The Beat Generation Z struck a discordant note with its coffee espresso ho ses and beat mr Z6 .Q pressionsz like cool, man, like it really swings, man. Modern vocabulary was 4,10-goof' ' ' . P 0 'f4L supplemented with Cape Canaveral's ,gwf ,anew Za AQ? ZZZLPAJ fm! flgast-off and count down. Fists Wu 541, ,CW.,,z. wwf- gba- 444.1 i'tL shook over a lengthy steel strike, H while the automotive industry entered Kh hh tB1,H 6' 'us CJLZ WOZQ, P2222 the small sfield a v1ed for the 4,04-,,L .4,M.d- mf-J titles of smallest-big and bi st-small in transportation. T e entire country, including if so ttit - f tr l two new states, Hawaii and Alaska, onirned T fy T latalw . . w SITl3.ll Car-1960 the deaths of two great Amer an . Joh oster Dulles and General V SymbO,,,fU,,,,y George C. Marshall. It was a year of tension. People lived at an outrageously fast pace. The race for SPSICC WIIS 011, and the Man in the Moon was getting ready for company.

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rangg lromQQ3li'ZHlVAGO to the comic strip happenings of Peanuts d Feiffer. Life was made a little more '-Q--GQ-51xvQ.0S..D ' Q, G, endurable by Brgadway 'show tunes from X9.x.N2.: ' X 'Ng-f-1-Ak.: occ 0.2 the mUS1C3lS F21f Lady, West xknuuiacb-.LAxS2, and Flower Dm gEbSmdents studiedix?'5N'fc3i'e,'l and did more'- release in the fads mhe Side Story, read more, and found day: sporting shades and digging the flavorful beatnik expressions. The W Q gi it local me was brightened by the appearance of Carl jandburg who dedicated his MW f ff 7 ffwf 22 We M vw' ff iv 110111111111 111111013 l'llD'h SCh00l lfl l2f11121fV. --5.131 ,Y-MTL: 02,-59:46-W 'WP' 4 The local horizon was altered by MMM the spanking-new First 7 W National Bankls skyscm and by the Minneapolis Public Library in the loop gateway. Students had many opportunities offered to them, but best of all they had youth to make this indeed a big year at the Home of the Robins. 7