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An Evening At The Musical Theater 18
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OPENING DAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 What Is a Sub-School? Do we have to put up with all of those little kids? You mean we have to go to school with all of those BIG guys? - « , j How do I get to LC-201? Only thirty minutes for lunch? My biology teacher’s name is VACANCY? How can a place this big be so crowded? 17
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DEDICATION Dedication is the highlight in the history of any school. Robinson ' s dedication was an impressive event in that it involved nearly every student and faculty member. An Evening at the Musical Theater opened the festivities. The three nightly performances included dramatic, vocal, and dance selections from such Broadway hits as West Side Story, 1776, and Music Man. Wednesday took on a more academic atmosphere with sub-school -wide exhibits of student projects. The Science Fair displayed the best of students’ efforts to explore the scientific enigmas of our time. When parents visited classes on Thursday they were given exclusive guided tours. Robinson’s main hall was bedecked with gay banners and an exhibit produced by the Art Center, and the Foreign Language Center erected a kiosk of student-designed travel posters on one of the hall mushrooms. An aura of solemnity pervaded the formal dedication ceremonies, Sunday, March 12. The Robinson Symphonic Band performed Poetry and Power to open the event, and was later joined by members of the Robinson orchestras and choruses in a special presentation of Song of Democracy. The Olde Guard Fife and Drum Corps and the United States Army Drill Team marching presentations were colorful and moving tributes to our school’s namesake. Dr. S. John Davis, Superintendent of Schools, and William B. Wrench, Chairman of the School Board, introduced special guests and speakers. Curtis Bedke presented the student address; the featured speaker was James W. Robinson, Sr. The dedication activities continued into the following week with the East Coast premiere of The Beast in the Cave. This Children’s Theater musical was a highlight in Robinson ' s dramatic history, for Mr. Pat Jones of the drama department wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the original production. Many students were given a treat on Staculty Day, for on that occasion students took over the duties of the administration and faculty. The Extravaganza climaxed events. The talents of countless performers were incorporated into this spectacular production. As music swelled over the crowds it was clear that The Extravaganza was truly a grand finale. 19
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