Robinsdale Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Legal Aliens Became Great Falcons Enhancing Everyone ' s Year - Thanks Hope You Enjoyed Your Time At RAHS Fernando Anaya DOB: 21 January, 1971 Madrid, Spain David Giacomelli DOB: 25 March, 1972 Paris, France V - f ef« ' -■ Kristian Mouritzen DOB: 20 August, 1971 Herning, Denmark B m t| V B Hilde Nybrenna DOB: 10 December, 1970 Vestby, Norway Mikaela Innergard DOB: 17 May, 1972 Stockholm, Sweden Tim Leiner DOB: 27 April, 1973 Maastricht, Holland Jesus Fantova DOB: 30 April, 1971 Barcelona, Spain Benoit Aylies DOB: 16 March, 1973 Pouillon, France Mark Soormann DOB: 28 July, 1970 Hamburg, West Germany Row 1: Fernando Anaya, Mikaela Innergard, Ilia Papatheodorou, Trini Perez, Paula McGrath, Ka- zumi Kuwabara, Hilde Ny- brenna. Row 2: Guillaume Aylies, Enrique Ceron, David Giaco- melli, Kai Magdeburg, Benoit Aylies, Bernadette Bruce, Kasper Larsen, Jesus Fantova, Mark Soormann. 50

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Sport Of R.A.H.S. || I B R O O M B A We ' re tough looking goalies! A L L a t • ♦ ...«»1 74 4 49

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Dario Cohenca DOB: 11 January 1971 Asuncion, Paraguay Enrique Ceron DOB: 28 January, 1971 Madrid, Spain Ulrik Christensen DOB: 8 January, 1971 Vejle, Denmark Kazumi Kuwabara DOB: 6 July, 1970 Tokyo, Japan Once upon a time there was a charming prince named Dario Cohenca from the kingdom of Asuncion in Paraguay. The prince came to America in search of a beautiful blonde to make his lovely bride. As he searched, he took time to enjoy the many leisures found in America. The Armstrong kingdom had many activities that he participated in. He went to the Grand Ball (Prom) and made snow angels for the first time (there was no snow back in Paraguay). He also had to battle with fierce soccer teams and fire-breathing li- brarians. Unfortunately, he left America and Armstrong with a broken heart. Paula McGrath DOB: 20 November, 1971 Belfast, Northern Ireland ■ j Ilia Papatheodorou DOB: 29 March, 1971 Stuttgart, West Germany Kazumi Kuwabara brought some exotic flavor to Armstrong. She also brought her Japanese over-achieving abilities: her out- standing performances on the violin and piano, her demonstration of the traditional tea ceremony and of how to put on Grand- ma ' s kimono, and her artwork could be admired by everyone for free. Kazumi ' s funny speeches were accompanied by broad, expressive gestures. Whatever she does, she puts a lot of energy into it. Kazu- mi ' s coach was proud to award her with the trophy for the Most Improved Swim Team Member. And two European girls on the slalom ski team, who thought THEY were the best because THEY had already been skiing in Switzerland and were more experienced, both froze in amazement as Kazumi whipped by in her kimono. 51