Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Left, for her loyal subjects. Queen Shelley Beaudry flashes a radiant smile. Below. Band Director Roger Thompson applauds queen selection at coronation. Below. Chamber Singers Pam Grimm, John Moxness and Joe Dobesh belt out ,,PDQ Dixie” at the Homecoming show on October 12. Above. Homecoming Court. Back row: S. Schwartz, D. Sween, A. Grothe, G. Zdechlik, M. Reinhart, C. Mendenhall, P. Rooney, D. Wahlstrom, S. Pfaffe. Second row: P. Bartus, C. Weeks, T. Fraser. J. Janeksela, S. Beaudry, K. Caughey, J. Schaefer, M. Ring. D. DeMorett, D. Anderson. Front row: B. LaBissonaire, D. Scheid, D. Lacobson, A. Haglin, G. Oster-hus, P. Raffensparger, C. Rieschl, M. Hakarmen, A. Dev-ick. Left, fhe school song is directed by cheerleader Lori Hamlin Homecoming 13.

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Robins Seek Change of Pace for Summer Taking advantage of a change of pace is what summer activities are all about for the majority of students. With high expectations for three months of fun and relaxation, students pursued numerous and varied escape mechanisms. Traveling was a big part of summer play. Egypt, Europe, Israel and Jamaica were but a few of the places that attracted students. Going abroad offered opportunities to experience foreign cultures and customs. For others, weekend trips to the comfort of a northern cabin offered enough of a break from a familiar atmosphere. Many students were involved in community activities, from working with youngsters in the Park and Recreation Board programs to exercising drama skills with the New Hope Outdoor Theater. Students not only attended summer camps but taught at them as well. Summer was not all fun and games. For some there was work to be done — jobs, money to be earned for spending on entertainment or for saving to be stuck away for some future dream. Above. A visit to Rome includes a stop at Bernini's colonnade in the piazza in front of St. Peter's Cathedral. Left. Taking two friends along, Jean Bodeau (rear) paddles her canoe in the Boundary Waters near Camp Menogyn. Activities 15.