Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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An atmosphere is modified from the everyday lumbhroom clatter to a traditional Homecom- ing dance. Music by the Perspectives and the chatter of acquaintances dismiss inhibitionsrv The prinCess . . . The coronation . . . The queen . . . Sherry Biorn begins her three day reignl Rainy weather forecasts threatened many anticipations of an eventful Homecoming Week, but indoor activities curbed some Cloudy outlooks. A soggy field Friday night necessitated cancellation of the traditional presentation of the torch. At the game, where Robins Panned-da-Bears, spirits rose measurably. However, a subtle lack of enthusiasm and genuine interest was noticed when a few Student Council members and a small band of supporters questioned the relevancy of Homecoming. The customary sales of beanies, pennants, buttons, pompons, and balloons excited many Pep Club prospects and other school spirit enthusiasts, but confused the idealistic values of the philosophical revolutionaries. Criticism and praise of Homecoming were expressed by RHS'ers, but it was the Forgotten Alumnus, At least one alumnus is home for Homecom-T ing. Escorted by Cliff Brooks, Queen Sue Star- One week Of glory Or apathy, leaf will soon congratulate her successor. and Homecoming is gone watching the Pep Fest, roaming the halls and visiting teachers, who could have presented a valid judgment. 18 Homecoming

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