University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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19 3 3 B I S B I L A THE -------------------------------------------------- - Back Row: Moos. Robinson, Hyams, Monahan, Hensel. Hughes. Third Row: Riekin. Barrons, Hbneman. Stafford, Brewer. Palmer. Second Row: Beery. Speer, Mack. Ryder. Benson. First Row: Hochman. Lawrence. Loevinger. Mrs. Wettleson. Harris. James. CAMPUS BREEZE Bob Loevinger Ellis Harris Betty Ruth Lawrence Mary Anne Benson Josephine Mack Grace Stafford Herbert Heneman Bud James Shayel Hochman Don Robinson Mrs. Wettleson Editor Business Manager Hews Editor .............Feature Exchange Editor . . . Art Editor Sports Editor Ma e'Up Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Editor ... Adviser Reporters—Ada Rifkin, Jane La Due, Bob Spaeth, Norman Hyams, John Harding, Laurine Tibbits, Don Ferguson, Bob Monahan, Helen Gould, Tom Hardcastle, Paul Ramstad, Jack Hughes, Carl Hensel, Charles Levinson, Jack Andrews, Celonisc Beery, Missie Ryder, Dick Reuler, Muriel King. University High's bi weekly newspaper. The Campus Breeze, weathered a stormy financial season to enjoy again a successful year. The Breeze was also accorded a high rating at the convention of the State Press Association. The responsibility for the paper fell mainly upon the members of Mrs. Wettleson s Journalism class. Nine of the Staff members belong to the International Honor Society for High School Journalists, The Quill and Scroll. Page 21

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THE 19 3 3 B I S B I L A B uJ( Rou-: Hymes. Stafford. Evarts. McCarthy Hensel. 2nd Row: Utne. Lawrence. Speer, Taylor. First row: Cook. Heneman. Miss Cawley. Miss Smyth. Salladin. BISBILA BOARD Editor’in'Chief Associate Editor Organization Editor . . Feature Editor . . Album Editor Hoys' Athletics Girls' Athletics Art Editors . . ......... Business Manager Ass t. Business Managers Faculty Advisers......... Herbert Heneman Norman Hyams Winifred Utne Betty Ruth Lawrence Linda Cook Bruce Brink Patricia Taylor (Eileen McCarthy (Grace Stafford William Salladin (Robert Evarts ...... Carl Hensel (Miss Anna Cawley .....(Miss Florence Smythe Page 20

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19 3 3 THE --- B I S B I L A ---------------+ 6th Row: Robinson. Hensel, Bardin. Monahan. Alderman. Fitch, Connell. Iambs, Estes. 5th Row: Hochman. Stark. Stafford. Sinclair. Glenn. Schaap. Ritchie. Barrons. Pacenkopf 4th Row. Rankin. Conway. Holliday. Lawrence. Peterson, Brewer, Harding. Burkhard. Mack. James. 3rd Row: Mogilner. Cook. Turnacliff. K. King. Glockler. Gortner. Boyd. Lawson. Kelley. 2nd Row King. Anderson. Benson, Speer Herschman. Haas. Ciiristison. Lathrop. Isi Row: DeMott. Green. Loevinger. Harris. Miss Sharpstene. Charlton. Palmer. Sal LAD1N, HeDBACK. THE DRAMATIC CLUB President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Director ... Ellis Harris Frances Charlton Betty Palmer Robert Loevinger Miss Winifred Sharpstone HIS year the Dramatic Club, under the able supervision of Miss Winifred Sharpstone, has been one of the most important groups in the school. As has been the custom the last few years, the Dramatic Club gave its annual production during the Winter Quarter, on January twenty-first in the Music Auditorium. The senior high school presented two plays: a comedy, “The Wedding,” by John Kirkpatrick, and a mystery, “Shall We Join the Ladies?” by J. M. Barrie. The junior high school gave “Station YYYY” by Booth Tarkington. This production was one of the most successful ever presented at University High School. Meetings of the Dramatic Club have been held as often as possible during the year, averaging two or three meetings a quarter. In these meetings a new name for the club was discussed. The subject of rings and pins was also brought up. Entertainment consisted for the most part of interesting speakers; their subjects varied from readings to the origin of the theatre. In 1930 the Pierrot-Harlequin Statue was presented to the school. Since then it has become the custom to place at the base of the statue the names of one boy and one girl in the Senior Class who has been outstanding during the year in dramatics. Page 22