University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Third row: Goldman, May, Allatrom, Goiat, Wiothofi, Sharp, Boebo. Second row: Roular, Weyl, Robblna, Koalaka, Mordaunl, Frantz. First row: Heaton, Chapin, Utne, Busaey, Callahan. Bisbila Board Florence Chapin Natalie Bussey James Utne Kitty Ann Mordaunt Eleanor Koalska Susanne Geist John Beebe Jean Robbins Donald Callahan Harold Goldman Bill Heaton Miss Catherine Bullard Miss Florence Smythe Editor-in-Chief - Associate Editor Organization Editor Album Editor Feature Editor Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics Art Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Editorial Adviser Art Adviser Page Twenty-two

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Fourth row: Rosenberg, Levin, Arntsen, Merrill. Loovonworth, Gelsl, Hersey, Guthrie. Third row: Booth, Halstead. Delander, Chesley, Hagen, Sernll. Steele. Second row: Hallowell, Shannon. Stonstrom. MacLcan. Pederson. Bray, H. Shaw. Fraser. First row: McNee, Bassindale, Smythe, R. Davis, I. Davis, Myers. Wood. Seventh Grade OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE Robert Bassindale ....... President Julia Davis ....... Vice-President Ruth Davis ...... Secretary-Treasurer THIRTY-ONE seventh graders made their first appearance in the halls of University High School September 22, 1935. Here they were greeted individually by a big brother or big sister who conducted them through the school and helped the new students to get acquainted with their new teachers and friends. During the winter quarter many of the seventh graders participated in the Junior High play, The Dyspeptic Ogre. The outstanding event of the year was the first mothers' tea which the seventh grade girls gave. It was for mothers of both girls and boys in the class and was given on the twenty-fifth of February. Pago Twenty-one

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Fifth row: Rouler, Boob©. Abbey. Garrison. Breneman. GeUt, Murphy, Marshall. C. Johnson. Fourth row: Amtsen, Garrett, Hummel, Gold, AUstrom. Sorrill, Frederick son, Dovanoy, GoodslU, Seder. Third row: Lowe, Bohlke, P. Anderson. Young. McGough, Bussey. Rhodes. Woyl, Flint. Second row: M. Anderson, Goer, Harding, Chapin, Mordaunt. Boyd. Hanson. Rockwood. Hunt. First row: Wiethoff, Sharp, Utno, Finnorty, Firestone. Tibbetts, Reilly, Firestone, Goldman. W C J W r1 Campus Breeze CAMPUS BREEZE STAFF George M. Firestone Donald Reilly -Juanita Laurine Tibbetts Ruth Firestone Margaret Harding John Sharp Harold Goldman John Beebe Jayne Wiethoff Michael Flnnerty -James Utne Mrs. Mabel Wettleson • - Editor • Nows Editor Feature Editor Re-write Editor Exchange Editor Make-up Editor Sports Editor - Sports Writer - Art Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager - - Adviser REPORTERS Donald Gold. Alex Leighton, Jack Garrett, Bennet Serrill, Stan Goodsill. Madeline Murphy, Marian Weyl, Susanne Geist, Kitty Mordaunt. Natalie Bussey, Florence Chapin, Frances Flint, Dick Abbey. Anno Cullen, Art Seder. Jean Rhodes. Pat Garrison, Phyllis Marshall, Eleanore Godbout, Ellen Jane Boyd. Nancy Bohlke, Paul Rockwood. THE CAMPUS BREEZE, a semi-monthly paper, was originated in 1917 for the purpose of mirroring the news of University High School, the campus, and the Twin Cities to the student body and the faculty. Before 1926, however, the publication was in the form of a monthly magazine and the contents centered largely around school events. Under the faithful guidance of the present staff with Mrs. Wettleson, as advisor, THE CAMPUS BREEZE of 1935-36 proved most successful. Page Twenty-three