Robinson Township High School - Robin Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

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. . . endow fo dee .7!ualf Ofc! gang 0 mae JACK ANDRASICK Academuc Foolball l 2 3 4 Varsufy 3 Chorus 4 DIANE DOUGLAS Academuc orus l 2 3 4 u 2 3 4 Day l 3 4 Drama l Tn Hu Y Secreiary 4 THEODORE ALMASY Academnc Class ay 3 4 Pobln Staff 4 F A LORRAINE COLBURN Academuc Cheerleader 123 Varsuty R 23 4 Chorus 2 3 4 May Day l 3 4 Class Secre tary 3 Class Treasurer I Tru Hu Y 4 Robm Stal? 4 Jack Nuce and tall and handsome oo Always smulung never blue Quute eu lady s man we hear Has a new gurl every year Doug Small compact and neatly hed Her fruendluness she couldnt hude She s un on everyihung around Where could a nucer gurl be found 8 A tall and handsome lad us he Full of pep and energy Wuuh dark brown eyes and wavy hour He really has good looks to spare Lorrue Eyes of blue and hour of gold To this gal you ll be sold She s the fauresf we have seen For Yhus queenue s on the beam

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QVLLOI' LCQPJ Q f J gave Me W CHARLES LANlGAN an Here s a boy whois a riot Always says he s on a diet Friendly to each pretty lass He s the president of our class Academic Football 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Class President 4 Class Play 3 4 Varsity R 4 LOUIS BLUMLING ou A footbal star six foot tall For this lad a gal could fall He possesses personality p us And for good fame this is a must Academic Football 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Varsity R 3 4 May Day Attendant 2 May King 4 Vice President 3 4 LILLIAN MOTIL Here s a gal you will agree ls as smart as a gal can be Marches through her plans each day As she did on the first of May Academic Chorus 2 3 4 Secretary 2 4 May Attendant 4 Robm Staff 4 amor Cymru .Mabry LUAMA MAYS Bugs Small but fast and witty oo Is this lad we show to you And clever too his tech nique A pretty girl hes sure to seek Academic Vice President 2 Treasurer 4 Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Robm Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 A You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby was the favorite song of 1938 but we added a new one to our hit parade by the name of School Days We were grown up then tor school took the place of playgrounds and we were in the first grade Here we formed our habits made our friends and learned our A B C s Over the Rainbow headed the list in 1939 and all of our 7 years were rrarched across the street to the elementary build ing where we were taken in hand by Miss McCalmont New subjects such as writing and spelling were taught to Us and we rsal'y enloyed our first Hallowe en Party When You Wish Upon a Star brought down the root in 1940 and was on our lips when we were promoted to third grade and Miss Burketts room Cinderella and Rumplestillskln were our favor te stories and correct ng wrong answers was the most frequent scene each morn ng before class You Are My Sunshine was the favorite melody of 1941 an Miss Milles was the teacher for our fourth year Our t in books were replaced by large Geography and history text and we had the thrill of entering and leaving by the ire escapes White Christmas was the song and 1942 was the year. The grade was the tit.h and here some of us parted company for we were given two home rooms. The favorite memory dear to all of us was the breaking of Mr. Plushcat cur music teacher s heart. Oklahoma stole the show and hung on for top honors in 1943. Mrs. Prichard and Miss Phillips were our faculty that year. Our noon times were spent in Miss Phillip's room every day. Yes you guessed it Math! Sentimental Journey was the hit tune in 1944 and back across the street we went tor our seventh year in the Junior High Miss McCurdy and Mr Punterarie took over the chores of home room sponsors During this year we bought war bonds and stamps to show our patriotism to our country Symphony blasted the luke boxes in 1945 and our rooms were changed for the eighth year Here we were loined by new kids from Groveton Mrs Mortimer and Mrs Williams took held at the church over and helped us with our first banquet To Each His Own made the hit parade in 1946 and with our courses selected we entered our freshmen year Members of our class took part in the band cheerleading and athletics lvy sneaked its way from the lips of all In 1947 and we packed up our belongings and moved into the Senior high school for our Sophomore year There we took part in activities such as sponsoring dances holding assemblies and skating parties The shop held pleasant memories for its home room students Nature Boy swept the country in 1948 and that year brought us the title of Juniors With the help of Miss Pogachnlck and Mr Barrett we presented our class play Midnight We spon sored the Junior Senior banquet holding it at the Chartiers Country Club. Ghost Riders In the Sky broke all records in 1949. As we en- tered our last year of high school. Senior class pictures were taken while ln Spring the Sap was in production. It made a great hit with all. I love Those Dear Hearts and Gentle People of 1950 was the hit as we the Seniors bid farewell to Robinson High. Dressed in caps and gowns we ended our high school career with our diplomas clutched tightly in our hands.

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QVLLOPI5 ccmlf ,Wx f af JJ WM ETHEl. MAE BRAKE Vocational Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 4 May Day 3 4 H A 3 4 Class Play 4 RICHARD LANDSITTEL Agrlcultural F F A 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Chorus 4 MARY IRVINE Commercnal Class Presudent l May Day 2 3 News bee 3 Chorus 4 Robin Staff 4 Tn Hu Y 2 PAUL HUNTER Academnc Newsbee 'l 2 Robin Staff 4 Class Play 34 Basketball l Football 3 Ethel She s a quuet gal can t be beat Meetlng her IS sure a treat From our band class day to day Her clarinet she does play Rlchle Here s another Groveton oy Whose company we all engoy Always has a friendly word Mary Pretty hanr and pretty eyes Are the thlngs that catches guys Does she have them? Oh you bet And those thmgs are hard to get Herlx Now here s a lad that has a Kaiser Late to bed and an early nser Very wltty with lots of pokes He s the guy that loves has cokes U O U C , A H - - .1 . I b 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Band l, Newsbee 2-3, Often seen but seldom heard, H ft 1 1 I 1 .' l' . ' ' ' H tt 8