University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 PQ co PQ Second row: Van Bergen, M. Andereon, McGee. Boyd. Foot row: Sharp, Seder, Serrkll, G. Jonee. Senate OFFICERS OF THE SENATE Bennet Serrlll...................................President Grandel Jones ....... Vice-President Arthur Seder...........................Secretary-Treasurer Mr. R. E. Drake....................................Adviser THE University High Senate has tried, this year, to complete successfully the tasks set before it. The senate has been under the capable leadership of the president, Bennet Serrill, and much credit must go to Mr. Drake who has wisely guided the group during the past year. The Senate sponsored and arranged for the big social event of the fall quarter, the Homecoming dinner-dance, has presided at the assemblies, and has sought to bring about a better understanding between the student body and the faculty. In accomplishing these different aims, the Senate has fulfilled the requirements of a useful student governing body. Pago Twonty-four

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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

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Third row: Geiut, Koaloka. Jemno. Chapin, WtothoH. Second row: Geor. Tibbetts, Boyd. Frantz. First row: M. Andorson. Wottleson, Rhodes. Girls' Club Cabinet and Council OFFICERS OF THE GIRLS' CLUB loan Rhodes ....... Merodie Anderson ...... Nancy Lee Bohlke ...... Ellen Jane Boyd ...... Mrs. Mabel Wettleson ..... President Vice President Secretary Treasurer • Advisor THE Girls' Club is made up of all the girls in the Senior High School, and has Mrs. Wettleson as its friendly and helpful adviser. The purpose of the club is to promote friendliness and general good feeling among the girls. The council and cabinet act as an advisory group to the president. The council consists of the officers and representatives of each class, and discusses the general policy of the club. The cabinet is composed of the chairmen of seven active committees. Each girl in the club is a member of the committee in which she is most interested. The committees are: Friendship, Social Service, Clubroom, Program, Entertainment, Publicity, and Ways and Means. At Thanksgiving and Christmas the club collected food and clothing for needy families and took it to them. In the winter quarter it sponsored the mothers' teas for each class, and in the spring quarter gave the annual Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet. For the members the club gave teas and parties at Hallowe'en and Thanksgiving. Two or three meetings of the club were held each quarter and at these, short skits and talks were given. The club was founded twelve years ago with about sixty members and and with Miss Hubman as adviser. Pago Twonty-flvo