Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Below. National Honor Society. Back row: J. Anderson, P. Durant. C. Peterson. D. Worrell. E. Hawes. D. Lagermeyer, K. Anderson, K. Ramin: Third row: P. Noack. M. Neill, N. Heglund, L Sween. K. Rotz, C. Egan. T. Carlson. K. Olinger; Second row: A. Tervaincn. B. Wickman. M. VanVugt. B. Edgren, K. Kruger. C. Greenwood. A. Bcggs. T. Brixius, C, Hay: Front row: L. Tuomisto. N. Kremer, C. Leaf. B. Rock. D, Nortwen. J. Nash. R. Apple. Left. National Honor Society. Back row: M. Ciebenhain. L. Hall. M. Noonan. L. Hall. W. Langfellow, T. Magner. B. Ter-esi; Second row: K. Starmack. E. Rosen. N. Commers. R. Mark. B. Chainson, L. Iverson. N. Kozak, D. Halek: Front row: L. Hammerlund. P. Overman. S. Coffin, J. Ostfield. S. Sneddon. R. Greenwald. Above. National Honor Society. Back row: S. Graf. T. Omen. B. Widmer. I). Barrett. C. Patka, R. Young. J. Thompson; Third row: M. Jost. S. Mann. K. Brenny. J. Muller. J. Williams. I. Tullcr. I). Koski. L. Bates. L. Swenson: Second row: J. Dur- ham. J. Hole. J. Freeman. P. Tiffin. B. Bergman. D. Holman. G. Russell. B. Brodt; Front row: V. Copi. J. Johnson. J. Pitt. S. Fuhrmann. J. Neilson, K. Horton. D. Michael. R. Vail. National Honor Society 25.

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NHS members exemplify leadership qualities In its tradition of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, the National Honor Society remained active to help members work together to serve themselves and others. New members were received into the society at the formal ceremonies in January. President Jean Bodeau was in charge of the candlelit program. She spoke of the responsibilities of leadership and the opportunities available to young people to shape their own destinies. A reception was held in the cafeteria following the ceremony. Among the society’s activities wras ushering at the spring musical, Babes in Arms, and sponsoring a special performance of it for senior citizens. The members also enjoyed a sliding party at Theodore Wirth Park. Above. National Honor Society. Back row: B. Schultz, L. Carlson, J. Reynolds, G. Hunt. B. Reynolds, M. Johnson. S. Hirtzel, A. Sehncrt: Third row: A. Cole. J. Ditter. J. Sneddon, P. Gardner. S. Hanson, B. Bix, J. Marshinki. L. Larson. L. Christensen: Second row: P. Hcnncn. C. Rowley. B. Silverstein. H. Larson. M. Nies, K. Thiclman, L. Stein. A. Bialick; Front row: D. Leeds, M. Goldberg. J. Starr. J. Bodeau, C. Mullen. R. Lyders. 0. Gnotta. 24. National Honor Society

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Robin leaders achieve high honors High honors were achieved by many students in a school where enrollment has been declining by more than one hundred students each year. They distinguished themselves in academic, governmental, and athletic areas. Seven finalists in the competition for a National Merit scholarship were: Brian Bix, Jean Bodeau, LeAnne Carlson, Chris Fraenkel, Kurt Kemppainen, Randi Lyders, and Beth Silverstein. Mark Dunham was a semi-finalist. Senior Greg Hunt was cited by WCCO radio as Younc Achiever of the Week, partially because of nis General Mills scholarship to the Close Up government seminar in Washington D.C. The Minnesota Youth Leadership seminar was attended January 19-21 by sophomore Kellie McGowan. There she became a candidate for the Hugh O'Brien International seminar in Atlanta, Georgia. For two weeks junior Denise Barrett served as a page for state representative Lee Adams. Two super athletes, Colleen Hogan and David Michael were invited to attend a National AAU cross country meet. mm Above. National Merit. Principal G. David Knutson. Mark Dunham, Randi Lyders, Jean Bodeau, Kurt Kemppainen, Chris Fraenkel. Brian Bix. Beth Silverstein. LeAnne Carlson. Right. Minnesota Youth Leadership seminar participant. Kellie McGowan. 26. Awards, Scholarships