Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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eft. The mummified Hulk ppears at the homecoming ance and exhorts the team to o out and win. win. win! Left. Keeping Fodorski from the Cotton Bowl by revealing her inner passion is the '‘real” Elizabeth. Below. Crews. B. Walker. M. Degan. N. Brown. M. Smeaton, P. Ketcham. P. Warner. G. Barrett. L. Martini. D. Borden. N. McGowan. P. Schwerin. N. Dunham. K. Brue. E. Olson. J bove. The entire company poses after the singing of What a I ountry! Life 27.

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Above. “It's Fun to Think” is sung by the students as Fodorski and Bricker look on. Right. Night Life in nighties would be fun for Susan, Trish, Agnes and all the girls. Below. Susan looks disgusted as Bricker explains that I Couldn't Have Done It Alone.” 26. Life

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In accordance with Robbinsdale tradition, during February, Snow Week was celebrated. The SAC sponsored a week of dress-up days and special activities. The week began with a push for school spirit by defining Monday as Blue and Gold Day. The school building had been decorated so as to set the week apart from the winter routine. The Donkey Basketball Tournament was held Monday night to give everyone a few good laughs and a definitely great time. SNOW WEEK The week continued with the Coronation of Snow Queen Jeanne Gardner and Snow King Jim Stetler. The teachers were also remembered by a Teacher Appreciation tea sponsored by the SAC and pep club. The week was deemed a success by all and will hopefully stay a vital part of school spirit at Robbinsdale. Above. Snow Week Court. Lett to Right: Dawn Leopold. Bill Gardner. Kelly McGowan. Paul LaBissoniere. Julie Stenoien. Pau Hnath. Kathy Butterfield. Thomas Matkovits. Jim Stetler. Jeanne Miller. 28. Life