University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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I hiro Row—McS'ee. G. Hams, Koch, Bray, Gent. Second Row—McDonald, Brinh, Brencman, Arntsen, Dunn. First Row— ones, ’. Anderson, 'an Bergen. Seder. Senate President Vice-President Secret ary-T reasurer Advisors - Rickard Van Bergen }ean McGee Tom Arntsen Mrs. Wettleson Mr. Drake “ I AHE University High School Senate this year, in order to have a better representation of the student body, increased its membership by selecting one student from each of the recognized clubs. This increased the membership from eight to eighteen. The Senate sponsored the annual Homecoming dance, which was one of the outstanding social events of the year. It also planned and took charge of two lunch rooms. In these lunch rooms milk and orangeade were sold to the students. This year for the first time the Senate sent three representatives to the convention of the Northwest Federation of Student Councils, which was held in St. Cloud, Minnesota. The Senate has been unusually successful this year in accomplishing its tasks and in upholding the standards set by former Senates. THE 1937 6 I S B I L A PACE 22

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Lmt to Ricirr—Seder, F. Page. Kelsey, Van Bergen. Reilly. Brink, (iarnson. Murphy. Young, Cullen. Campus Breeze Editor..........................Donald Reilly Associate Editor .... Ruth Firestone News Editor....................Patricia Garrison Re-write Editor.................Anne Cullen Feature Editor - - - Madeleine Murphy Sports Editor...................Arthur Seder Exchange Editor - - - Nancy Lee Behlke Art Editor...................Marion Carpenter Reporters Phyllis Anderson, Muriel Berk us, Beverly Bjorklund, Shirley Anne Bobcrg, Lorraine Bracken, Helen Brencman, Charlotte Brings, Nancy Brink, Elinor Button, Lorraine Chase, Virginia Dodge, Herbert Fricdcll, Eleanor Godbout, Betty Hcncman, Rosemary Jcmne, Robert Karatz, Chcrric Koch, Alex Leighton, Jean Lcvich, Phyllis Marshall, Jane McGough, Janet Mogilncr, Patty Page, John Rculcr, Shirley Spaeth, Dorothy Wcist. HP HERE were many features to make this year s “Breeze an outstanding one. Successful editorial cam-paigns were waged for a typing class for U Highitcs, a school carnival, and one for safe driving. A new headline schedule featuring ragged heads was perfected, greatly adding to the appearance of the paper. Students enjoyed reading the series of interviews by Anne Cullen and Jean Lcvich; they laughed with Hclgcborg Bjornsdattcr (Rosemary Jcmne) in her column of comment on school affairs; they learned with the aid of Will o’ The Whisper, whose identity remains secret, what was going on “behind the headlines' at U. High. A book column, a column of “Fadabouts and a series by guest columnists made the feature page an interesting one. Besides all this, this year’s “Breeze is the first one in several years to “break even” financially. That they have produced a good “Breeze” and kept it out of the red are two things of which this year’s staff is very proud. The “Breeze” received a first class honor rating in the National Scholastic Press Association judging. Junior High Editor City Editor Keyhole Editor Puzzles Editor Business Managers Circulation Advertising Advisor - Jay Shaw Franklin Pace Anne Barnett James Kelsey (James Poore Henry Doerr Dick Van Bergen Mary Ellen Young Mrs. Wettleson THE 1937 PACE 21 B I S B I L A

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Back Row—Man halt, ’. Anderson, M. Anderson. Breneman. Huh. Hanson. Young, McGougk. Frost Row tseated on floor I—Barnett, damson. C. fohnson, Chase. Girls' Club Cabinet and Council President............................................................Merodie Anderson Vice-President........................................... Jean McGee Secretary.............................................................Leone Nelson Treasurer.............................................................Julianne Rich Ad visor....................................................Mrs. Mabel H. Wettleson r I AHE Ciirls Club is composed of all the girls in the Senior High School. Its main purpose is to establish friendly relationships among the girls, and to sec that each girl has an opportunity to express her abilities. The Council and Cabinet act as an advisory group to the President. The Council, made up of the officers and representatives from each class, discusses the general policy of the club. The Cabinet consists of the chair men of seven committees; each girl is a member of the group in which she is most interested. The committees arc as follows: Program, headed by Lorraine Chase and Ruth Firestone; Publicity, Phyllis Anderson; Friendship, Caryl Johnson; Entertainment, Helen Breneman; Clubroom, Anne Barnett: Social Service, Patricia Garrison and Phyllis Marshall; Ways and Means, Mary Ellen Young. At Thanksgiving and Christmas the club collected food and clothing for needy families. In the winter quarter it sponsored the Mothers’ Teas for each class, and in the spring quarter gave a Mothers' and Daughters’ Banquet. THE 1937 PACE 23 B I S B I L A