Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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ttWhy do I congregate with my friends? To find out whats going on, says Gary Johnson. Cheryl Illgen claims that therets ttreally nothing else to do, besides, you hear that that's where everyone else goes? Chris Egan sympathizes with the local merchants concluding that ttthey get upset with the loitering done by the kids. Students give opinions on local hang-outs Sandy Kassler thinks that tthang-outs give everyone a chance to ttdo the socializing they cant do in school. A junior girl says that the kids on the street corner are inconsiderate in the way they stand around on other peoples property. Arthur Shragg, in reference to sitting in the foyer, says he has ttbetter things to do. T Checking Bridgeman's menu,Greg Sutton amuses Kim Berquist when he suggests they buy a Barge. 6 Chris Egan joins friends in a crowded foyer during lunch period to hear the latest news.

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Activities, hobbies and special interests of both characteristic and atypical nature were discovered in a survey among RHS students. Representing a cross-section the responses are: Opposite page, clockwise: Prize-winner Champ receives special attention from owner Debby KobeQOn. a volunteer basis, Cindy Jones cares for animals at the Humane Societyrj Don Bodeau, who received a National Science Foundation Scholarship, studies glaciers in AlaskaCi Car hood raised, Mark Swanson works carefully on his main means of transportationlj Dave Johannson enjoys the winter air on a Michigan ski slope. Student survey reveals diverse activities This page, from top: Carol Austin examines one of her many green plants which fill her bedroomlj With his dog. Randy Hennig hunts for ducks on an autumn morninglj Dave Austin scales a sheer cliff at Taylors Fallsij Lynn Deichert practices his trumpet in preparation for an Athletic Club performance.

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JMacDonald's is a popular eating place for Seniors Mike Appel and 3$ig DeClercq to patronize on weekends. t i. 'treet corner hang-out provides a time to talk and smoke before and 3 etimes during school. ,Wt emwwewwwawemw L T Patty Thompson and Scott Starner show surprise at Mark Moksnes' sudden desire to eat the Taco Towne pizza whole. e Greg Swain and Kathy Tabata weigh their chances of getting through the Chalet doors.