University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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WlNIKRKD W AS1IHTIIX Winnie Breeze Staff. 8, t; Bisbila Boartl; Dramatic Club, 3, V; Girls’ Club; Girls’ Outing Club; Honor Roll; Acme, Secretary, I. Her hair in not mure gunny than her heart He lex Wildes Glee Club, 2; Vaudeville, t; Breeze Staff, 4; Bisbila Board; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Girls’ Club; Girls' Outing Club; Honor Roll; National Honor Society. II reasons were an numerous an tdarkber-rlrn. I'd ; ire no man a reason under Compulsion. Mary Wildes Jordan Junior High. Minneapolis, I; Bisbila Board; Girls’ Outing Club; All-Star Soccer Team; Breeze Staff, 3, t; Dramatic Club, t: Girls’ Club; All-Star Basketball Team. by heaven, me thinks it were an easy Iran To ylnek bright honour Inna the iiale-fared moon Helen Wold Vaudeville, 1; Breeze Staff, t; Dramatic Club, 3, I: Girls’ Club Council, V; Girls’ “U” Club, 2, 3. »: T. T. Glees, 2; Orchestra 4. It's nice to be natural when one is naturally n ire. Twenty

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Alva Swain Bill Bed Lake Falls High School, 1; Vaudeville, I; Breeze Staff; 4: Bisbila Board; Dramatic Club, Boys' Club; Triangle Club, 2; Handbook Staff, 8; Book Store, I; Lost and Found Department. 3. 7 like work, it fatdnale me, I ran tit and look at it for hour . Lyman Swkndkon Amherst High School, I, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, I; Boys’ Club; Honor Boll; Breeze Staff. 4; Basketball, 1. .-I little knowledge i a dangeroun thing. Ruth Thorshoy Ruthle” Breeze Staff. 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Girls Outing Club; Honor Boll; Handbook Staff, 3; National Honor Society; Girls’ Club. The hiush i beautiful hut i sometime inconvenient. Almon Tucker ••Ar President, 3; Vaudeville, Business Manager, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Boys' Club; Triangle Club, I, President, 3: Home-Coming Committee, 4; Boys’ “C” Club, 2, 3, 4; Senate, Vice-President, 3. President, 4; Football, 2, 3. Captain, 4; Baseball, 3; Basketball, 4; Hi-S', 3. Ur thought a it mar, hut hr fill a a man.” Caroline Van Kouoiistbt Breeze Staff. 3, t; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Ciirls' Outing Club, Senior Leader; Orchestra, I. 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club. Sweeter aim than the honeii in the linnet co inh. Sinctecn

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ALICE IN SENIORLAND PAST ALICE was seated in the courtroom. The Judge was talking. The class of ’27 is formally and with all due process of law accused of being the best class that ever graduated from University High School. The prosecution has summoned four witnesses. The first. The Year 1924. will please come forward, take the oath, and tell all he knows about the aforesaid class.” Old 1924. grav-haired and tottering, began: I remember that as Freshmen the members of this class were successful in almost everything they attempted. After a 'Get-Acquainted Party' they elected these all-wise officers: President, Jack Bar-wise; Vice President, Stanley Todd; Secretary, Bruce De Long; Treasurer, Richard O’Brien. Lurcc Cheyncy and Khoda Pierce were representatives in Self-Government.” The Mock Turtle interrupted, “What did they do in publications and in dramatics?” Tears came to the eyes of the venerable 1924. although there was a smile on his lips “How well 1 remember their first attempts which prophesied their future fame. Talent was shown in the class almost immediately. In the very first Breeze there was a poem by Ruth Thorshov, and the class reporter, Madrienne Strickler, showed promise of being, some day, a famous journalist. The members of the class published four different successful papers: 'I'he Freshman B’hiff, and The Spasmodical, consolidated from The Freshet and Drippings From a Freshman Pen. At the Christmas party, two plays were given by the Freshmen. Another interruption was made. “Did they do anything at all in athletics?” Did they! I shall never forget when their basket ball team defeated the Sophomores and Seniors. Jack Barwise and MacGregor Beadie were on the Swimming Team.” The old man sank down in his chair, unable to say more. The stand was now taken by the second witness. The Year 1925, a middle-aged gentleman. What do you know about this class?” asked the Mock Turtle. I saw them in their Sophomore year, and what a lively class they were! Their officers were: President, Everett Lcshcr; Vice President, Madrienne Strickler; Secretary, Margaret Canfield; Treasurer, Stan Todd. There were three members on the Breeze staff and their dramatic ability was again shown when the class put on ‘Carmen,’ an original musical skit. Four boys were on the football squad, two made the track team, two were on the swimming team, and one on the basketball team, which show that they were up-and-coming athletes. A Freshman-Sophomore party was given at the beginning of the year on the ‘Sea shore’ where games were played and butter-scotch apples were served. This was their only party, for they were too busy with other things.” 1925 was questioned by the lawyer. Did any of the class have a high scholastic average?” A smile was seen on the lips of 1925. It pleased him that he could answer this question so satisfactorily. “Oh, yes! Five of the members were on the Honor Ticenli One