Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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n.'V... W 3 gm mawwmpwm'mw allin;nluglnl Artistic relevancy, painted by creative youths, ..; replaces childish Obscenities on the Chalet wall. Political views are pushed upon Gary Ander-i son by the Rice Girls, Barb Grcar, and Corrie Backes. A 1, WW W 300er Slander, crudity, and meaning-a less scribblings are freely exhibited on study hall desks. 24 SeIf-expression

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eTo glorify the male image, a king is crowned; Kent Waryan. -i'l ii C! TPast eras are brought back with cavemen and roaring twenties cos- tumes worn by Debbie Kuffel, Chuck Schmidt, Diane Dickenson and Mel Speiss. e-To complete a Gay Nineties cos- tume, Carol Heyen laces up Kris Catton's breath-taking corset. WPA 23

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lnborn conflicts flourished in the minds of RHS'ers, who j tried to expound on their e w feelings through various forms army of expression. Involvement ; L ,l, 3.. 3f allowed some release. Many who .u u. ... .. a u u '- 3 ? ' i h : couldn't resist participation i .. in the politics of cam- : paign '70, voiced favoritism for the candidates with the right answers to taxes, pollution, and war. The peace sign, also, centered on the political scene but entered into other Through self-expression, reality and truth can be grasped institutions to signify friendship and love. Moods of artists were reflected in abstract and concrete creations. Others simply left their crude mark on a desk and slipped, unidentified, into a crowd. Valuable prophecies and analyses were often offered by silent iinobodies , and were heardeby nobody. Yet, each form of expression sought a compromise between reality and dreams. TDrawn on a unique medium, but re- lating a common hope is the peace sign. eJimi Hendrix's face is resurrected with compassion by Dave Tyler. Self-expression 25