Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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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

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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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Knowledge of AV equipment is necessary to mass media students. Mark Waryan uses the overhead projector for class. Great firmness of character was exhibited by Helen Olson, coping with Claude, a dachschund. and Leroy, a black alley cat. She laughs. I wouldn't let my daughter get a boa constrictor.” A LITTLE SWEETNESS GOES A LONG WAY Because I cannot remember my 1st conscious thought. I've been living forever. Because I can't pinpoint my death. I am eternal. — Donald Ostercamp Remembering her dreams as a girl. Sharon Roe has since changed her mind about what is important. At one point in my life, I really wanted to be Miss America. Lemon drops occasionally soothe the straining brains of students in Robert Youngs classes. Karen Knutson pops a candy into her mouth and passes the treat-filled box to Les Kiffe. 28 English