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Masses Reign Supreme at RHS As First Day of School Arrives Noise, masses, end confusion all were a part of Sophomore orientation as the class of 70 prepared for the big day—September 5, 1967! Over 700 Sophomores crowded info the RHS auditorium on August 23 to hear Student Council President Bob Boeck's welcoming address. Then, with the aid of tour guides, they found their classrooms, the library, and the labs. In the lunchroom representatives from the various RHS clubs introduced the new Robins to their organizations. They began to feel at home. The first day of school again brought the noise, masses, and confusion, but this time for new and old alike. With RHS enrollment topping 2700, crowded halls, odd lunch periods, and shared lockers were unavoidable for all Robbinsdale students. That big day brought problems for teachers too: the extra student, a misplaced seating chart, no chalk, and 150 new names to learn. But what would the first day of school have been like without the noise ... the masses ... the inescapable confusion? INVOLVEMENT in an RHS club begins as a future teacher signs up for FTA. AMID CONFUSION in the lunchroom, sophomores look over the organizations and get information from juniors and seniors seeking new members. PROMOTING THESPIANS, Bruce Docpko strums his guitar to attract sophomores to the club. NEW SHOES and polished floors shine in anticipation of the '67-'68 school year. DURING THE FIRST WEEK of school money is accepted in place of a lunch punch. ENTHUSIASM ABOUNDS as Hi-Y mombors-and friends—promote their club. 18
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AMONG OTHERS We act as one ... as one body we feel chills when a queen is crowned. We unite with pride as one voice to cheer our teams on. We applaud as one audience for other students who perform for us. We attend a party, and dance alike to one song. In the beginning, we meet our teachers as one critical student. We leave the school for a favorite place, the favorite of all of us as one. We are involved as one among others. 17
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