Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Strike up the bend! The constant hum of the classroom disappears for Dawn Hill as she plays her own tune on the organ — in her own summertime combo! Creativity is a way of lifo. — Phyllis Kromor f LEARNING RECORDED ON TAPE, IN NOTEBOOKS, AND BRAINS 26 English

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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

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Sweet baby' James Taylor strums out Blossom in the background of a creative writing class as Nancy Jansen glances at a photo and struggles with her thoughts. The best part of Minnesota winter? To sit down in a warm room with a book to read and a fire burning in the fireplace. — Virginia McFerran Satisfaction with progress of his students is enough incentive for George Larson to conduct his class of Effective Reading. Don't be disturbed by the behavior of your fellows: if God had meant for men to think, he would have given them brains. — Harry McLenighan Let me make one thing perfectly clear. Dale Powers stresses his point in a carefully prepared speech as John War-chol records the presentation on video tape. Perspective in teaching is important. Sheila Miller expresses. I have often wished I could go back to high school in disguise to relearn how students really feel and think. Vivacious Carol Moore smiles as she announces a research paper or a grammar assignment. She's ALWAYS bubbling over! exclaims an amazed sophomore. English 27