Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Yes! Student Action Council is olive and working Above. The Student Action Council listens intently to their odvlsor during o leadership workshop. SAC members. Bock row: T. Bak-ken. E. Lindberg. M. Mitchell. S. Young, M. Johnson. Advisor Ms. J. Reinke. L. Swonson, K. Walker. Middle row: K. Lyders. C. Beresrko. C. Teorle. Front row: M. Romens. J. Brusven. B. Kloos, J. Andrezjek. T. Underwood. I. Howes. Right. School nurse Yleen Joselyn gets o generous contribution from Chuck Webber during the annual blood drive. 16 Student Action Council

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The Minnesotan The Avant Garde As we oil know, Minnesota hos long hod o reputation for being o hoy seed srote. This stigma survives today for two basic reasons: Minnesota is 99 percent farmland and mony teenogers continue to dress in primitive wheat field gorb. Note Everson just loves the comfortable fir of his faded Levi's, 5-yeor-oJd flonnel shirr, and scuffed cowboy boots. In fact, oil of Note's dorhing hos been in circulation for quite some rime now. A true Minnesotan to the end. Note sports thick thermal underwear under EVERYTHING (even under another layer of thermal underwear). Raised hemlines often couse raised eyebrows. This was obvious or RHS os only o few brove souls dored to put on those mid-thigh skirts. Aside from this, in 1981 the miniskirt become the sign of the Truly Fashionable Being. Favorite bizarre clothing also included white stockings, leopard skin prints, and pedolpushers — oil ovoiloble or ovonr garde hangouts such os Rogsrock ond Morch 4rh. This vein of fashion, however, hos nor yet hit the major deportment stores in the Midwest. (Even the model. Sylvie Vonliefland hod to be imported from Poris.) Fashion 15

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The objective of this year's Student Action Council, occording to treasurer Brer Kloos, wos to try ond retain our Donkey Basketball championship title. However, this wos only one facet of the student council's responsibilities. The officers for SAC included Kevin Walker, president; Kris Lyders, vice-president; Brer Kloos, treasurer; ond Shonno Young, secretory. SAC expended much of its energy bolstering school spirit for o multitude of school activities. The sixteen member council sponsored activities ranging from Sophomore Orientation to the Blood Drive. Planning for such undertakings took pkxe during early morning meetings ond homeroom. The council also represented the student body to the odministrorion on matters of student concern. To ossist them in their activities ond for better representation of the student body, the SAC reinstated Homeroom Representatives. The Student Action Council worked to serve the student body and make school a better ploce to be. sac 1982 Calendar August.............................Sophomore Orientation September................Sophomore Elections Honor Passes October.............. Homecoming Parode ond Pepfest November................Food Drive, Homeroom Pep. Elections December............ Holiday Door Decorating Contest January..............................Snoweek Preparation February.............................Snoweek March..............Chemical Awareness Day April......................Blood Drive, Spring Sports Week Moy.............Class Elections, May Baskets SAC 17 Above left. All the President's Men ond Women. Left. SAC members receive o surprise visit from Sonto Clous during their Holiday get-together.