University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sixth row: C. Stowart, R. Longyear, Furnell, Moorhouse, Reuler, R. Mordaunt, Reedy, R. Young, S. Howe. Moaloy. G. Shaw. White, W. Yarger. Fifth row: Towle, Homer, Andrist, Middlebrook, B. Smith, Bimberg, Palmer, Klawon, Alim, Chatham. Christenson, E. Fraser. Fourth row: F. Harvey, Hofmeister, R. Johnson, Alden, Swaboda, McMillan, McDonald, S. Williams, Heneman, Groth, Tanz, E. Sheldon. Third row: A. Schlesselman, C. E. Johnson. P. Abbott. Simpson. Hedback, Berrisford, Shepard. Shadbolt. L. MacGibbon, H. Halstead, Bo berg. Second row: Jesnoss, Ogron, Boquist, Robltshek, Relmbold, Hovde, L. Nelson. Goldbarg. Steel. M. Dunn, Roeenholtz. Moos. First row: Wortham, Kloin, Kreuger, R. Gilman, B. Clapp, J. Webster, T. Amtsen. T. Abbott, C. Wiethoif, J. Cummlng, H. Erickson. Ninth Grade OFFICERS OF THE NINTH GRADE Tom Arntsen .............President Tom Abbott - Vice-President Charles Wiethoff ....... Treasurer Judith Webster ....... Secretary Miss Bullard ........ Adviser THERE are eighty-seven members in the Freshman class of 1935-1936. During the fall quarter the class elected officers. The dues are twenty-five cents a quarter. With this money the class held a party each quarter. The boys have been taking active part in intra-mural sports, especially football and basketball. The girls have been active in soccer and basketball throughout the fall and winter quarters. Also, the president and other officers of the Girls' Club have been chosen from the Freshman class. This year the class was well represented in the Tech Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Rifle Club, and many others. Our adviser, Miss Bullard, has helped to make our school year a success. Page Nineteen

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 hJ « co PQ Sixth row: Robinson, Barton, Keller, D. Nolaon. Patton, Pagenkopf, Rose. Norris Atwater, Little, Truman, Schmitz, Lamport. Filth row: Rmgeon. Jon«s. Howe, Reppe, Prltzger, Campbell, Taylor, Sheldon, Lyman, Brings, Behlke. Brel-denbach. Fourth row: Seder. Kelsey. May. Bray, Mann, Palmer, Roeves. Holman. Sturre, Badger, Goodrich. Third row: Sanborn, Stewart, McKay, Barry, Brink. Koch, Leavenworth, Doerr, Zeimes, Lathrop, M. Wilson, Goodman. Second row: M. Nelson. D. Anderson, Mills, McGoo, Moreau, Stinnette, Davidson, Hunt, B. Hawley, Elmer, Graves, Cohen. Shellman. First row: Erickson. Levy, Dunn. E. Hawley. Raynolds, Scott. Miner, Karatz. Parish, Busch, Geist. Sophomore Class OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Donald Scott Jean Miner Virginia Raynolds Vincent Erickson Mr. Lund • President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer - Adviser THIS year the sophomore class took part in nearly all the activities going on during the school year. Several students had leads in the mid-year Dramatic Club productions, and many took part in the Glee Club operetta, Pinafore. Other students with writing ability were reporters on the Breeze and helped U. High to have an even better Breeze than last year. Under a new athletic system promoted by the gym teacher, Miss Zimmerli, the girls took a very active part in sports. Those who wished, received instructions in tennis, golf, horseback-riding, bowling, or skating, by professional instructors. The others were active in field hockey, basketball, and interpretive dancing during the year. The boys turned out for many athletic activities, especially intra-mural sports. The Rifle Marksmanship Club, a new organization, became very popular with both boys and girls. This year the sophomore class was very ably supervised by Mr. Richard Drake and Mrs. Mabel Wettleson who took a very great interest in the activities of the class. Pag Eighteen

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Fifth row: King. Schlesielman, VanCampen. Kuhlmann, Tolaa», Stone. Mickel. R. Moorhouse. Lareon. Fourth row: Glockler. Raynold . Lamport, Jone . Brenton. Longyoar. Gome. Ait. Rockwood. Third row: Gilman. Shannon. Dunn. Webster. Sturre. Brainord, Rhodes. Pago. P. Lea per. Second row: Wright, Kodnoy. Wheeler. Lowis, J. Lea per, McGee. J. Shaw, Sommers. First row: Goodrich, R. Merrill. Cummins, Goodstll, Briggs. Blunt. Englebort, Barry. Meador. Eighth Grade OFFICERS OF THE EIGHTH GRADE Warren Briggs ..................................Presidont Stanhope Blunt ....... Vice-President Gabrielle Welnhagen ....... Secretary Jane Goodsill ........ Treasurer DURING the course of a year the eighth graders have increased from thirty-one frightened seventh graders to confident eighth graders. This year the eighth graders are enjoying the benefits of a new educational system wnich is called Unified Curriculum. This year has been made interesting because of travel study. Many of the principal roles in the Dyspeptic Ogre, the Junior High contribution to the mid-year production, were taken by members of this class. The eighth graders gave a mothers' tea which was a grand success. Pago Twenty