Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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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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,! W1 , 2x . . . . For you know not why v you go, nor where,' said a famous twelfth l century poet I . . . YC V Q? Y Xi-fifaafzaff Twentieth century man could well reflect -'65'J5f X ! l f W on the 'why' of this state- R0CkfftB1aSf ment as the last 4 cz Wzde World Photo 7 - - known frontier - outer space - was explored. This was the year of Russia s successful rocket to the moon, roly-poly Premier fdddflf X rushchev's visit to the United States, and a violent attacki on American educational policies. Front pages A62 , J .4404 1 blared the need for international President Eisenhow peace and security. The age of space had arrived and with it came many problems. It was also a year of pleasant events: Navy jet races moon ' ' A We Wm' Photo Queen Elizabeth sailed her floating palace down Queen Elizabeth opens Seaway . Wid W ld Ph l , the St. Lawrence E 0' om Seaway, smiled at everyone in Chicago, and decided to have another baby, jet aircraft crossed the country in six hours, the Dodgers won the 7

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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