Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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ROY AHRENS MYRON ALIEN LAUREL AIMQUIST JEfF AMBLE BARBARA ANDERSON DIANA ANDERSON GAIL ANOERSON JOHN ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON LEIGH ANDERSON LESLIE ANDERSON PAT ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON ROLAND ANDERSON SHALLEEN ANDERSON SHERYL ANDERSON CONNIE ANTONOPOULOS DOUG ARMSTRONG

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Duke Olson, vice-president; Barb K. Nelson, secretary; Don Streufert, president, and Jim Honigschmidt, treasurer. RHS NOTES LAST GROUP OF “WAR BABIES” TO COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION In 1950 or 1951, just a few years affcy- World War II, this year's seniors trooped to school for the first time. Twelve years and many experiences later, the class of 1963 made its debut info the adult world. The process of education was gradual, but new knowledge was added daily, and eventually a crop of five and six-year old finger-painters and construction-paper-users were transformed into mature seniors nearly ready to tackle jobs or college. The last year was hectic and was filled with fun— the senior party, homecoming, and the prom. But it was also a year of work and accomplishments, as seniors won awards for academic achievements— scholarships and recognition for top test scores. 10

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SENIOR LEADERS Jim landmark criticize Kevin Cragg' pojtore. Candy McKoanc in an untucce ful attempt to work on her term paper, trie to ignore Jim Honigtchmidt while he reads The W«H Street Joumtl to her. Twenty spirited seniors chosen as senior leaders by a special board of teachers were active in behind-the-scenes v ork of a variety of school activities. In addition to maintaining high scholastic standing, these seniors distinguished themselves by working long hours after school pursuing their interest in drama, journalism, sports, and other worth-while areas. Eager participants in student council activities were Ann Mueller and Joanne Wolff. Drama received the attention of Barb Parker and Karl Martinsen, while Lyndon Griffin was an active member of Robbinsdale's awardwinning debate team. Don Grant was a key man for Robbinsdale in the State Swimming Meet. Wes Schultz as a member of the marching band, helped Mr. Mendenhall execute the precision marching numbers during football half-time. Candy McKoane found time in addition to all of her Robbinidele't tafe i ofc, ay We Schultz to Don Grant at they rcajjure themtelve . Right: Ann Mueller and Joanne Wolff ditcut actlvitie in the Student Council.