University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE 19 3 3 B I S B I L A -----------------«- Haci{ Row WiKTHorr. J. Hughes. Heneman, D. Hughes, Gilmore, Siqveland. Alderman Monahan. R. Mills, Quart. Estis. D. Johnson. Seventh Row Peterson. Cummins. Winther. Snyder. M. Odell. Satterlee. Shippee. A Schaaf Pearson. Rifkin. Kuehn. Sixth Row Glenn. Lawrence. Palmer, Hardcastle, Morse. Pagenicopp, H. Johnson Brewer, Moir. McCarthy. Hochman. Fifth Row Schryock, Scheurer. Blond. Robitshek, R Shellman. Oistad. Mills. Holla day. Corrigan. G. Anderson, Jeffrey. Fourth Row: Mack. Nordland. Boardman. Hazen, Leren. Little. Gould. Bouthilet Berkhard, Childs. Third Row: Barrows. Tupfree. Young. Tyler. J. Odell. Speer. S. Lietzki . Easton. Hirsch man. M. King. Second Row. Beery. Christison. D. Schaaf, Haskltine. Macoubray. Barry, Benson. Healy Lawson. N. King. Front Row: Beuhring. Parrish. Harris, Moos, Mr. Jones. Mr. Goranson, Charleton. E Anderson. Cummings. Loevinger. Christofferson. THE GLEE CLUB Malcolm M(X)S . . President Ellis Harris............Business Manager, Treasurer Frances Charleton ........................... Librarian Mr. Archie N. Jones Adviser |HE Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Archie Jones is one of the most prominent organizations in University High School. Its membership has steadily increased until this year it has ninety members. During the Fall Quarter the Glee Club presented for the usual Mid-Year concert a collection of songs including Christmas Carols. This was given December 18 at the Music Auditorium with Clifford Menz, a former University High student, and Herman Scheurer as guest artists. IMI: On February 25 the Glee Club presented in a most capable and pleasing manner the tuneful and colorful Gilbert and Sullivan operetta “All At Sea. Everyone who saw' this performance was delighted with it. Sometime during the Spring Quarter the Glee Club will give another operetta, which will be Chris Columbo, by Hutchens, Goldberg, and Jones. Pane 23

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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

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THE 19 3 3 B I S B I L A 5th Row: Brewer. Peterson. Barrons. Young, Stark, Shippee. Kliehn, Ritchie 4th Row: King, Conway. Lawri nce. James. Holliday, Rosenwald. Blond. 3rd Row: West. Barry. Boyd. Nordland, Childs, Tuefrek, Benson. Gortner. 2nd Row. Taylor. Comfort. Fritz. Herschman. Shellman. Anderson. King. 1st Row: Utne. Charlton, Miss Lee, Miss Dickson. Turnacliff. Pagknkopf. THE GIRLS U CLUB President Vice'President Secretary Treasurer Advisers ... Frances Charlton .. Carol Turnacliff Winifred Utne Ada Charlotte Pagenkopf (Miss Mildred Lee Miss Josephine Dickson HE Girls' “U Club was organized in 1919 under the name of “Acme and continued under that title for five years. In 1924 the club changed its name to Girls' “U Club, and became an athletic organization. Its aim has always been to promote an interest in athletics, health, and good sportsmanship. To keep up this standard there are four letters which can be won as honors: the “U’ the “H , the “S ', and the big “U . The letters are won by earning 180 points from a point system. SSKxSt wamm Play Hour, which must be attended one quarter of the year, provides for super vised play after three-thirty o'clock on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Soccer is played during the Fall Quarter, basketball in the winter, and either tennis or baseball in the Spring. The classes usually organize teams and play for the championship in each sport. The main initiation takes place in the Women’s Gymnasium during the Fall Quarter. There is a smaller one in the Spring Quarter for girls who have joined the club during the year. When a girl is a member of “U Club she is expected to be loyal to the club, increase and advance interest in athletics, and live up to the rules of good sportsmanship Page 24