Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Physics experiments present challenges. Chemistry bewilders yet fascinates TRACKS OFFER Biology class reveals nature’s secrets. High Standards Maintain Receiving accreditation by the North Central Association two years ago. the staff of Robbinsdale Senior High School strived to uphold the standards and procedures proposed by this organization. Triple track courses in the fields of English, science, mathematics, and history were maintained and provided for individual differences in growth. Foreign language departments added a third year of study to their already comprehensive programs. Optional courses in chemistry, physics, and biolog)' were available to advanced students.

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FEATURES MACHINE AIDS in Experimental Schools Across the Country. The possibilities seemed immense. Exciting new concepts flickered in the minds of creative educators as television, tape recorded lessons, master and team teaching all of these appeared to precipitate a renaissance in the learning processes now existing to prepare citizens for the future world. Time proven methods notwithstanding, educational prognosticators were making their mark. Spurred by last year’s success with IBM reporting, local administrators were foreseeing radical developments in school operations. The classroom of tomorrow was nearing, and Rob-binsdale was going to have it. Mr. Hcd, Chairman of the Senior High School Mathematics chine’s design and components were planned and assembled Department, demonstrates principle and workings of elec- by Mr. Hcd and associates to facilitate learning in the tronic computor to students in his accelerated class. Ma- mathematics field. 19

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students mixing formulas in lab. WIDE CHOICE Social students consult with Mr. Driver. Well-rounded Program. Educational advancements enriched all phases of instruction and Robbinsdale youth had opportunity to develop their interests and potentialities accordingly. Staff members were assisted in their training by grants awarded under The National Defense Education Act and programs of study received a boost in actual resources and supplies to supplement those purchased by the district. The Fine Arts. Business, Home Economics, Physical Education, and Shop Departments rounded out a balanced curriculum to assure every student at The Home of the Robins a sound foundation for his future. Mr. Young ponders result of English drill.