Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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w Lorn Hall and Dav ' no-enjoy the limelight fo- ; few utes Education, amusement make up student life Student life at RHS was as diverse and unique as the personalities who made it. Participation was the keyword. Whether people were involved in music, drama, sports, student government or any other extracurricular activity, they received a satisfaction of accomplishment from the participation they would not otherwise have realized. However, student life was not solely linked to school activities. Hundreds of students held jobs that provided them with the means to maintain some mode of transportation and an in” wardrobe. Others were fortunate to be able to travel and broaden their education with foreign experiences. The summer vacation allowed students time to relax at their northern cabins, backyard pools, or local beaches, hold the ever popular tailgate parties at the Minnesota Kicks’ soccer games, and get together with friends at their homes for evenings of fun. The participation in any activity was an important part of the students' lives and added immeasurably to their growth and development. .e Homecoming Co.. Dave Worrell. Dave Dave Lemke. Secor Hack row: Joe Hirtzel, Greg Ken-orud. Kevin Kodalen, Tim Butter-•. Lisa Hall. Jodi Delmonico. Nancy Ekelund. Lora Hall. Kris Larson. Brian Johnson. Rick Linderholm. Front row: Kirsten Heide, Teresa Ohman. Queen Dianne Chandler, King Steve Cross. Joy Swanson. Laura Steinberg. Student Life 11

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 VT Right. Announcing the Homecoming Court to the student body are Doug Rask and Patti Bednarczyk. Below. Janet Lepinski and Lisa Becker congratulate Steve Cross and Kirsten Heide. Above. Brian Johnson helps Teresa Ohrrvan onto the stage prior to the selection of the Homecoming Queen and King. Right. Rick Linderholm escorts Liz Roth during the coronation pep fest and program. 10. Student Life

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Bonfire sparks Homecoming spirit The fail sports festival marked the return of traditional Homecoming activities which had been lacking in recent years. Under the slogan Waz-At-A-Trojan?” students rallied to show their support and enthusiasm for the fall sports teams. A coronation ceremony held on Tuesday. October 2 included the crowning of a king as well as the traditional queen. Steve Cross and Dianne Chandler reigned over the week's activities. New events added to the year's celebration were a bonfire and a parade. A brat fry held the evening of the bonfire and a live band providing entertainment resulted in a tremendous turnout of fans. Student floats, various pep groups, and the Marching Band made up the bulk of the parade. Additional events included grub, dress-up, T-shirt, hat. and Blue and Gold days and also a treasure hunt and car show. The battle on the football field proved to be a disappointment for the Robins as the Wayzata Trojans outfought them 28-8. The dance held in the cafeteria Friday night culminated the fall festivities with a DJ from Midwest Disco providing the patter and platters for the spirited Robins. Above. Language students enthusiastically participate in the pre-game parade. Right Finding the Homecoming medallion brought Barbara Sutherland a prize awarded by Mr Warren Clark. 12 Homecoming