Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Speed writings are a combination of typing accuracy and speed stability. Skilled students type up to 60 wpm for an A. Karen Kulusity is ever striving upward, discovering that once you reach you goals, you have to set goals that are higher. A If I had as much free time as all the students have, I d be in trouble all the time. — Walter Osterholt A student has a friendly attitude toward Imogene Ross. She's easy to get along with, but she has a rough test curve. Results of a query fed into the electronic calculator are viewed on the electronic readout as Dawn Karnitz examines its value. I m glad I'm not in Dr. Hood’s shoes, said Nella Peterson, in reference to the controversial aspects of education in the 70 s. Marlene Studlien has the per feet traits of a Business Ed. teacher. She s efficient and hard-working: a pupil says She’s kinda cool. I look in the mirror each morning and say this is the first day of the rest of my life. — Joseph Purcel Bwtm u Ed. 11

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BUSY MINDS MATCH BUSY FINGERS IN BUSINESS EDUCATION Phaon Johnson has words of wisdom that he spoaks everyday and that. are heard by many. What are they? Ready . . . typo! My only wish is to have a nice early retirement with a lot of money. What would he do? I'd live! replies Roger Kossila. f Gerald Davis had flown in the Air Force Reserves and his interest in flying is conveyed by his wish to go to the moon! My girls (on the O.E. program) are amused when I dive: they say all the water leaves the pool! — Fred Geisler 10 Business Ed.

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 BEND AND STRETCH — REACH FOR THE TOWEL Is confusion created by the new school schedule? Ask Jacqueline Christensen. I think the new schedule is just terrific . . . What hour is it?' Dorothy Jacobson likes to get involved. She feels that when you go to events, you get more insight into the kids. Finding Marilyn Lipschultz interested in the course she teaches, one student says. She discusses what we want to know about health! Boys chase a speedball for one and a half periods, then strain to convince suspicious teachers that they were really in Phy. Ed. I? Phy. Ed. — Health