University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Faculty Hack Roto— Mu. Mackell, Miss Morehouse, Mr. Powers. Mr. Stock well, Miss DeBoer Mr. Reeve Middle Rotc—Miss Fleming. Miss Hurman. Mr. Miller, Mr. Smith, Miss Incus Mr. Perkins Front Roto—Miss Hoi.t, Miss Dustin. Miss Coon. Miss Smith. Mrs. Bing, Miss Dennekn Lotus I). Coffman, Ph.D.; Dean of College of Education Wilford S. Miller, Ph.D.; Principal of University High School -Ada M. Bing, B. A.; English - Josephine de Boer, B. A.; French -Ruby Coon. B. A.: Home Economics .-Marik B. Denneen, B.A.: Latin - Sherman Dickinson : Agriculture - Ethel Dustin ; Art - Sybil Fleming, M.A.; History - May Holt, B. A.; Latin -Sophia Hubman, M.A.; German - Rewey Belle Inglis, B. A.; English James F. Mackell, B. A.; Science - Frances M. Morehouse. M.A.; History - Samuel R. Powers, B. A.; Science -William D. Reeve, B.S.: Mathematics -Gertrude B. Sen ill. B. S.: Physical Relocation - Dora V. Smith, B. A.: English Walter Ray Smith. B. A.; Mathematics -Lynne E. Stock well; Manual Training

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 Miss Inglis SINCE their Freshman year, the Seniors of 1920 have found in Miss Inglis a never-failing friend and adviser, who has given unceasingly of her valuable time and energy t« the promotion of class activities. Her resourcefulness and endless store of original ideas have always been gladly placed at the disposal of the class, whether for dramatic work. Red Cross, athletics, or social activities and good times. Besides being a comrade, she has commanded the greatest resj ect from every memlier of the class. Whatever success the class has had in upholding and promoting high standards in lioth class and school ideals, has l een due in a large measure to the enthusiastic support and encouragement offered by Miss Inglis. I he class is very glad to have any chance to express in the smallest degree their very great appreciation of all that she has done for them.