Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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,eft. Denise Barrett, legislative jage with Representative Lee Adams. Left. WCCO Young Achiever, senior Greg Hunt. Below. One Act Play, state winners for The Crucible” are Mark Kaufman, Mary Eginton, Nancy Kremer, Doug Rask, Tim Shallbetter, Devry Leeds. Ross Young, George Serumgard. Above. Minnesota representatives to National AAU Junior Olympics were Colleen Hogan and David Michael. Left. Voice of Democracy winners Kirk Ramin and Mark Kaufman with Principal G. David Knutson. Awards, Scholarships 27.

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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

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Advisory council aids school, community The Student Advisory Council started the school year with a full-day workshop at advisor Gene Freisen’s home. President Maren Watson presided over the early Tuesday meetings in which student proposals were researched and discussed before being presented to the homeroom representatives’ meetings. Committees dealt with issues such as revising the honor pass constitution and establishing a math resource room. Penny Wednesday was reestablished for various community services and school organizations such as the Courage Center arts and crafts fund, local families in need, and the sports fund. During December SAC sponsored a decorate the school program using the theme of Happy Holidays. It also held a successful canned food drive for the Community Emergency Assistance Program (CEAP) and also helped with a drive for volunteers for the War Memorial Blood Bank. Above. SAC member Robin Apple comments to Pam Hen-nen and Maren Watson Look at what I got back this morning (a revoked Honor Pass). Above. Getting publicity ready for one of SAC's projects are Maren Watson. Robin Apple, Greg Hunt and Pam Henncn. 28. Student Advisory Council