University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Fifth Row—Delander. Hall, lemne. AT. Arntten. White. Miner. Keif. Seibert, Maxcy, Rosenberg. Leslie. Fourth Row—Daggett, Thomas. Booth. Clapp. Voss. Codden, Sandberg. Miller, . Dans. Hagen. Conary. I'll no Row—B. McCongh. Hannigan. Merrill. . Deist, Lewis. R. Davis. Hersey. Stinchfield. Hobbs. Bas-sindale. Second Row—Christensen. Maclean. Xaftaltn. Sprafha. Halloa ell. R. Shannon. Fraser. Bray. H. Sham. Fmvr Row— . Cardoso, Harnson. Mteener. Hemes. F. McNee, Healy. Myers. Colman. Chreiman, Serri I. Eighth Grade President Vice-President -Business Manager Advisor Frederick McNee - Elinor Healy Howard Shaw Mr. Walter Loban HERE were fifty-three pupils in the eighth grade, twenty-nine of whom started at University High last fall. There were four eighth graders in the play “Hot Biscuits, and five in “Silver Lining. There were also several in the Junior High Dramatic Club’s spring play “Dumb Dora. Many eighth graders attended the sparkling Sunlight dance. There have been two very successful class meetings. The eighth grade went on many interesting trips as part of the unified curriculum. They visited the state capitol. Armour’s packing plant, the Minneapolis Tribune, the Minneapolis Telephone Company, and many stores. Several eighth graders have bolstered various ticket sales quite successfully. The class looks forward to many more successful years at U. High. THE 1937 B I S B I L A FACE IS

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BACK ROW— Rhodet. Utne. M eland rr. Shekel. Dunn. Goodiill. Law. Wienhagrn. Shannon. Spatlh. Schmitt. Wright, Grrr. FIFTH ROW—Page. Hurchini. Raekwood. Slone. Simmom, l.onqyear Gilman. Sturre. Moorhoutr, Hauler. Barnett, I. taper. FOURTH ROW- Rote. Htcoltn. Dona van. Silverman. King. Btiggt. Collate. Koentop. Taiaot. Coatet. Ilatl, Baldwin. THIRD ROW—Hatty, Diehl, Prate. Cummini. Saundttt. Palmer, l.ampett. Jonet. Glotklee. Schltiitlman. Lewit. SECOND ROW SltGee. Sommert. Cherry. Van Bergen. Bauman. Slunlean. I. at ton. Wheeler. Miller. Shaw. Bem. FIRST Row—Goodrich. Reynoldt. Englebett. Badger, Merrill. Borg, Kuhlman. Meadrr. Roti. Reinfrank. Ninth Grade President............................War kin Briggs Treasurer............................... Jane (tooiMiu. Vice-President...........................Robert Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms .... Jani Lee Van Bergen Secretary.....................................Jay Shaw Adrisor - Mr. Bergren A T the beginning of the year, the ninth grade welcomed some thirty new students to the class. The class now has seventy-six members. Both boys and girls were interested in sports. All the boys were out for intra mural football. Carl Cummins won his letter playing in the high school games; John Donovan and Carl Cummins won places on the second team in basketball and the other boys were in an intra-mural tournament. Some boys entered wrestling meets. Spring quarter attracted the bays to baseball and track. The girls swam, played basketball, tennis, and golf, while a few girls were members of the tumbling team that performed at the carnival. Ninth graders taking a language belonged to the French, German, or Latin Club. Students who had musical talents joined the Music Club, others band or orchestra, and the rest Glee Club. Some members of the class worked with puppets in the Puppet Club. Many of the boys joined the newly formed Hi-Y Club; others did a small business with the Camera Club. The girls were all active in the Junior High Girls’ Club, giving a Sunlight which was 3 great success. A Mothers’ Tea was given and enjoyed by everyone. Mr. Bergren was very helpful in all activities. THE 1937 PACE 17 B I S B I L A

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Fourth Row—L. Truman, Mahoney, Rote, B. Schurmeir. Dean, Bfor unJ. Third Row—Hyams. Boiithilet. Martin. O hr beck- Suanton, Shannon, Hardiny. Second Row—Emmons, K. Whitmore. . Schurmeier. Fried el I, Appel, Gouen. First Row—Diehl, Stern. Del Plaine, S. Cardoso. L. Sfrotite. Seventh Grade WHILE they have been very busy getting acquainted in a new school, learning how to work in the unified curriculum, and coming into contact with such new subjects as science and shop, members of the seventh grade have still found time to enter into a number of school activities. One activity which especially interested members was the production of a puppet show, “Romeo and Juliet, for which students constructed the stage, lighting, etc. This was done in connection with the Puppet Club. Other members of the class have taken pan in intra-mural athletics, music, and other activities. THE 1937 PACE 19 B I S B I L A