Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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One of Charles Hutchinson's interests IS computers. Given the chance, he would like to take a field trip to NASA and see how their computers work. HOW DO YOU TELL A REAL NUMBER FROM A FAKE? Any student who appreciates math can't be all bad! — Ivan Kadiesky The new resource rooms are viewed with optimism by Leslie Bocksell, who enjoys the relaxed. but constructive atmosphere. Hibbert Hill is a different kind of individual — confident, inspiring. quiet, and thoughtful . . . but powerful. — The basketball team Pausing in the lounge for a moment of philosophy, Michael Pierro muses. School should be as relaxed as home. 16 Math

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Al Schober has profound advice for mankind. Accomplish two things at once: Stop polluting and get more exercise. A class member sits in Thomas Seeger's biology room baffled by his jargon. Scientific terms? No! All he talks about is football but I still like him! When asked to comment on Steve Thompson, a student laughed. He works his track guys hard, and his classes are taught in just about the same way. The students have always kept you going not only in thought but in action, which is good. I just hope they stay that way. Marvin Wrucke Science IS

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r Push-Button fatigue can be acquired by students like Dave Nerdahl. who use the Bi-Tran Six for mathematical calculations. Golf, bowling, and tonnis are all enjoyed by Irv Nerdahl, who has more ways to waste time than Carter has liver pills. Occasionally Carl Oman stops his class, asking them a relaxing unmathematical question. He seldom smiles, one student begins. but when he does, it’s a big one! That thud you heard was a pin falling as Sam Petrovcich plays his famous Green Light' game. Green on the blackboard means discipline in the classroom. I like the 40-minute periods. It is easier to stand each other for 40 minutes. — Robert Savage Amid the chatter and play of the eighth hour resource room. Paul Ditter strives to finish his algebra before the bell rings. Charles Tabor talks baseball, acts baseball, thinks baseball, and promotes baseball, but who knows if he plays baseball? — The baseball team I can’t think very fast. AH my good remarks take more time ... I’m a straight man. — Russell Van Loon Moth 17