Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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•4 This hardly remind, me of tho famous .chool lunche.” jokes one hungry alumnu. as he helps himself fo refreshment. at the Donut Dunk whore old friendships were renewed as alumni reunited. ▼ Proudly displayed to a crowd of victory-hungry Robin, during a pregame show and parade, the winning Junior class float cleverly portrays a .torm cloud brewing over the onemy. Aprons lifted, current Robinaires. joined by a number of 1967 alumni Robinaires. spoil out “1968 Rob-binsdale Homecoming.” at tho finale of their dance. 23

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homecoming activity electrifies during week of 'storm cloud’ Micro-mini skirts on Robinaires spiced the scene of RHS Homecoming day. Scores of other dress code violators marched confidently down the halls of RHS wearing flagtwirler, majorette, band, or some original costumes. Spirit was drummed up with an early morning pepfest in front of tho school. Cheerleaders, both male and female, chanted to the new tunos of Robins got the power, say umph umoawa. Later, in more refined voices, strains of Hello Dolly initiated Queen Mary Beth Nolson’s reign and broke the tradition of using a hearts-and-flowers coronation song. 1967 Homecoming Queen Karen Peder-son made a return visit to RHS. prepared to pass her envied title on to the new queen. M.C. Randy Burg introduced the top twenty queen candidates, who stopped traffic along the parade route and were apraised by many girl watchers. The wonderwork produced by the Junior Float Committee phenomonally triumphed over the rival senior creation and held the honored spot in the procession. Then on the field, RHS's football team climaxed 1968 Homecoming with tho Storm Cloud ' game, where a flood of determined Robins tied St. Cloud Tech 7-7. That night semiformally attired RHS'ers swung to the beat of the Soul Package in a transformed cove of Wind and Wildwood. Meanwhile, back at the Donut Dunk. RHS alumni congregated over free coffee and donuts to review the whereabouts of long lost friends and fellow graduates. Homecoming was hailed a success! AThoir male physiques tilling out borrowed Pop Club sweaters, several boys are coached and given good luck wishes by A squaders moments before their debut. Top 20 queen candidates holding up traffic are. Front row: L. Rogers V. Helstrom. I. Delay. K. Egan; Row 2: D. Novak S. Sutton. L. Rocpke. M. Nelson. G. Buttorfiold. P. Melono: Row 3: S. Lilia, J. Kammerer. R. Lensink. K. Hammer. M. Ry. lander. P. Thone. D. Marty: Row 4: H. Joffy. G. Gustafson. S. Johnson. 22

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► Surrounded by myriods of white mums, Queen Mery Beth smiles royolly. ▼ Escort Bob Younghans pouses momentarily with Princoss Kolhy Hammer. ▼ At tho oftorncon auditorium, the band plays Tara's Thome and Princoss Gay Butterfield wins an admiring look from hor escort Jim Brocht. sunny smiles from royal court brighten homecoming, oct. 11 A Karon Podorson, the 1967 Homecoming Queen, extends a bouquet o? red roves and hor best wishos to newly crowned Homecoming Quoon, Mary 8oth Nelson. ► Princoss Stephanie Sutton pauses beside the entrance of the afternoon auditorium to givo her escort. Paul Stono, a whiff of her fragrant bouquot. 24