Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Destination ... the I8fh century. Marlene Carlson would like to transcend time to meet Voltaire and Rosseau. two philosophers of that exciting era. FANTASY, REALITY, COMBINE IN A CREATIVE EXPLOSION Frost and Shaw are a few of the many authors researched by frustrated sophomores as a requirement for Effective Reading class. Every man has his own philosophy of life, not excluding Wilson Andorson. My primary existence is to make people happy. . . . Greece. Israel. Egypt, but The city where I felt most at home was Prague, because I could communicate with the people. states globetrotter Mr. Dvorak. Held in amused anticipation. Vincent Bowden's audience listens while he rolates his version of the Three Little Pigs for the storytelling unit of Oral Communications class. ?4 Emjl.th

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Religious commitments and society's stress on the subject of abortion are discussed by Kathy Holm and Karen Klemond. representative of the Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life. Sports enthusiast Richard Schulz enjoys all athletic activities but jokingly points out I'm post the age of participation; I am strictly a spectator. A bit of Ogden Nash must be latent in Dr. Marvin Trautwein os he writes: In 203. we are happy and free! We study and practice psychologee! Massive crowds and congested streets of today's world evoke this comment from Francis White: “Man is a social animal. Right. Mr. White. Professions of patriotism won for Cranford Coulter the VFW Voice of Democracy award. After the day's excitement he walks off with 1st place. A frustrated cowboy. John Walker has visions of returning to a simple, exciting frontier life after living in the stepped-up pace of today's society. Social Studios 23

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Light-hearted Bernell Fodje has a deceptive exterior: He looks easy going but wait until your grades come out! There is only one thing that Sharon Goodrie has to say about living. Life is great! Authors and their works are the general topic of conversation in Mrs. Folth’s Am. Lit. class but she readily lapses into other subjects as well. It's not if you win or lose but how you play the game, right? Coach Jo Campe is more concerned with making a good sportsman rather than with making a good athlete. One word describes English teacher Mike Garaughty: FRIENDLY!' Eolith 25