University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T II E I 9 3 2 IN S R I L A Back rote: J. Palmer, Alderman, Goodson. loncs. Monahan, Kelson. Vole. Seventh rote: Mvscr. Robinson. Burrons. N . Pagenkopf, Stafford. Locviugcr. Rupp. Sixth rote: Hendricks. Shenehon. Dittenhofer, Hedback. Rifkin, llcrz. Harris, Pouchcr. Fifth rote: Parson, II. Palmer, R. Green, I.awrcncc, Hochman, A. Pagcnkopf, Reuler. Fourth rote: Bengtson, K. Johnson, K. Green, Primeau, Mull, Conway. Seder, Farrell. Third row: Cook. Charlton, Krucn. Firestone, Speer, Bowsficld, P.urkhart. Second row: Christison. Spencer. Haas, K. Anderson, Davis. Lathrop, Benson, Wilson. First row: Williams, Peck, Beyer, Sharpstene, Malcomson, Stokes, Coffey. Dramatic Club OFFICERS Fred Malcomson ----- President Carlyle Beyer ----- Pice-President Gail Peck ------ Secretary Gail Stokes ------ Treasurer Miss Winifred Sharpstene - Adviser last year the Dramatic Club, under the leadership of Miss Sharp-M J stene. has been one of the most important groups in the school. Follow-ing the custom set last year, a performance was given in December, of three plays: a tragedy, “The Valiant. and two comedies, “The Flattering Word and “Cabbages . The Senior Class Play, “Nothing But the Truth, presented in February, was one of the most successful ever given at U High. Meetings of the Dramatic Club have been held as often as possible, averaging about twice a quarter. During the meetings, a new name for the club was discussed. Entertainment was furnished by pantomine sketches that were most entertaining. Each year the names of one boy and one girl who have l een most outstanding in dramatics are inscribed on the base of the Pierrot-Harlequin statue which was presented to the school in 1930. This year those selected are Walter Coffey and Katherine Green. Page Ji

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T H E 1 9 3 2 It I S B I L A Back row: Mens, Klvgrcn, Cutts. Sigvdand, Monahan, Hum ham. Moos. Chase, Kifkin. Seventh row: Shippcc, Pagenkopf, Shenehon, Carlson, Pearson, Hendricks, Poucher, Shulze. Sixth rote: II. Johnson, Brewer, llochman. Hermann. Green. Wiers, Winthcr. Fifth row: McCarthy, Parrish. Palmer, Blond, Anderson, King, Moir, Lawson. Fourth rote: Burkhardt. K. Johnson, McGovern, Speer. Latluoii. Hayes, Easton. Third row: Gilmore, Lietzke, Franz, Tyler. Davis. Charlton, Barrows. Glenn. Second rote: Smith. Spencer, Hirshmann, R. Johnson. Fritz, Wilson, Cummins. First rote: Scrrill, Anderson. Dittenhofer, Jones. Goranson, Nelson, Seder. Wiethoff. Glee Club OFFICERS Robert Speer Malcolm Moos Margaret Seder Mortimer Ditteniioff.r Herschel Rifkin Mr. Archie Jones Mr. Rudolph Goranson President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Business Manager Librarian Advisers T the beginning of this year, the Glee Club was in an unusally sad state because of the graduation of so much of its trained talent. Rv the end of the winter quarter, it was, however, ready to give its yearly concert which this year was the cantata. “Trees by Sidney Lanier and J. S. Fearis. It was presented March sixth at the Music Auditorium with Mrs. Agnes Rast-Sny-der as soloist. Immediately after this performance, work was begun on the operetta, Oh Doctor. which was given April twenty-third. Following the custom begun last year, the music for Commencement consisted of a choral arrangement of a popular opera. Page 24

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I THE 19 3 2 B IS B I LA Second row: Lathrop, Mull, Green, Davis. hirst row: Bengtson, Reulcr, Wilson. Seller. Acme OFFICERS Jane Wilson ... Janet Reuler ... Margaret Seder -Frances Bengtson -Miss Gladys Jensen ) Mrs. Sara Parsons » - I resident 19ice-Presidcnt - Secretary - Trcasurer - Advisers MEMBERS KATHERINE GREEN GAIL STOKES JANE MULL ZORA BARRON’S ELEANOR LATHROP GELOXISE BEERY JANE DAVIS RUTH KELLY BETTY RUTH LAWRENCE HOME has in the past year carried out a charity program including collection of food and money at Thanksgiving and Christinas, sponsorship of the Community Chest drive in November, and the giving of a tea to the Glen Lake Sanatorium patients in the spring quarter. Only seniors were elected to Acme in the fall, with selection of juniors coming during the winter quarter. Dinner meetings held once a month at the homes of members were inaugurated to foster a social spirit in the club. Acme is an honorary organization for University High girls. Their eligibility depends on character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. Pane . 6