Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Fines payable to the Social Resource Room plus a lower grade from your teacher is the price one pays for overdue materials. Amused Robert Anderson’s class smiles at his jokes. He has a dry sense ot humor.' one student states. You never know whether he's kidding or not. ■ WI % I . Philosophical Donald Blore feels that men tend to compliment themselves. I think I'm the greatest guy in the world! Four basic psychological views of man are displayed by Todd Bredesen, Ward Hamlin. Dave Anderson, and Jim Erickson. Denise Rossow looks on. Fresh air and the rare beauty of the few remaining clean lakes are what Mr. Christenson likes most when he is enjoying his favorite Sport, fishing. An all-points bulletin has been put out for Jack Frost by Michael Cooley. Wanted: Snow up to the sills — all winter! Social Studiai 19

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MINDS ABSORB ENDLESS MAPS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES Visions of Broadway lights appear when Ruth Adams thinks. My wish? To be an entertainer with my organ ... I used to be a music teacher years ago.' When asked where the best place to fish is. experienced fishing guide Les Alden kidding-ly replied. In a lake, of course! 18 Social Studios

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LIVE EXAMPLES RESCUE DORMANT HISTORY FROM DUSTY BOOKS An Edison crank phonograph and lights from an old train caboose? Next summer when my car is an antique. I'll restore that, too!' jokes Lloyd Boone. Proof that variety is the spice of life. James Critchfield has many pastimes. But there is too much in the world to soe and do. and too little time to do it.' Advice for living is dispensed to William Driver's social studies students. On Friday night, when you go out wjth your 'cruddy buddies . . . drink tomato juice. Constitutional rights and pros and cons of famous court cases are casually discussed in Mr. Hoffe's class with the aid of attorney Bernie Reisburg. 20 Social Studies