Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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THIRD DECADE who places value good of mankind, Mielke has served if for thirty-one years. ,Whu.. their comfortable home. Mr. Mielke's side interests are varied. Football, a sport in which he starred for three years at St. Olaf, remains one of his favorites. As a fan of Earl Stanley Gardner, he avidly watches Perry Mason on television. As noted for his patience as an expert fisherman as for his earnest devotion to his responsibilities, Mr. Mielke has gained respect as a competent administrator. 19 5:

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x 2 13 50? I Principal co-ordinates schedule. Diplomat communicates ideology. hh MIELKE MARKS A personable man in the ultimate Principal Milo M. Robbinsdale schools Mr. and Mrs. Mielke relal Preceding his thirty-one year record in District 281, Mr. Mielke was principal and basketball coach at a small sixty-student school for two years. He is now an inte- gral part of the educational community and proud to be a member of a school system such as Robbinsdalef' Since 1929 when the enrollment was 900 to the present 2154, his determination has placed the school on a strong foundation. 18

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Duo ASSIST PRINCIPAL Invaluable aides, the assistant principals Work with Mr. Mielke to improve schoo1's educational climate aff-A Institutional growth begins with individual growthj' stated Mr. Hill, assistant prin- cipal. In his first year at RHS, Mr. Hill was involved with the IBM system initiated for re- port cards. His work generally concerned teacher and instruction im- provement, along with tenth grade disciplinary problems. Mr. Ulrich Mr- To recognize individual differences, and yet fit each student into the pattern of good school citizenshipi' was the responsibility of Assist- ant Principal Ulrich. Primarily concerned with the eleventh and twelfth grades, Mr. Ulrich worked for the adjustment of every student, particularly in re- gard to attendance and dis- cipline.