University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sr AUDI XG— l.evie, I uni, C. Johnson, Shepard. Sr.ATro— Longyear, J. McGee, Dehike, Mrs. U'ettleson. Anderson, J. Miner, Ulmer, Campbell, H. Slnart, li. Dutton. M. Schmile, Koch, Drink. Senior High Girls' Club Cabinet and Council President -Program Entertainment Publicity -Friendship -Ways and Means Club Room -Social Service - - Nancy Lee Behlke Jean Hunt, Elinor Button Merry Campbell .....................Cherry Koch - Nancy Brink IIermoine Stewart - Helen Elmer - Dorothy Anderson, Jeanne Miner RGANIZED to further sociability and companionship among the senior high girls was the Girls y ' Club. Every girl in grades 10, II, and 12 is a member. x Guiding the policies of the club and planning the events is the Girls’ Club Council. The group's activities this year included a Mothers’ Tea for the mothers of students in various classes of the school, the annual Mothers’ and Daughters’ Banquet, as well as a number of informal meetings. PACE 29 THE 1938 BISBILA

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Standing—Robinson. Sheldon. A. Sehlesselmon. E. Button. Johnson. Iledback. Skatkd—Jones. Rose. R. Button. Taylor. Reetes. Koch. Brings. Christiansen. Truman. Beaux Arts Club President -Vice-President Secret a ry- Treasurer Advisor - Cherry Koch - Jane Reeves Charlotte Brings Miss Frances Obst P I IE Beaux Arts Club is composed of students who are especially interested in art or art apprecia-■ tion. Students are selected for the club on the merit of some piece of art work they have submitted for judgment. This year frequent visits were made to the art exhibits at the Little Gallery in Northrop Auditorium. A concession was held at the carnival where pop and sandwiches were sold. THE 1938 BISBILA PACE 28

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Hack Row— Smith, Robinson, Schmitt, Dobncr, Caldwell, Harnum, Rondesvedt, Temple. Fourth Row Norris, Taylor, Brings, Behlke, Rage. Si. Nelson, Geist. II alter, Karats. Thiio Row—Miner, Shadboldl, Goldbarg, lintchins, Roxcnholts. Anderson. Young. H. Sheldon. Rose. Skconu Row—SlaeGibbon, Hutton. Longyear, Bergman, Hobbs, St in net te, B. Sheldon. Breidenbach. Campbell, Davidson. R. Button. First Row—Cohan. Meet, Kedney, Gilman, Brink. Stewart, li’eist, Barry. Truman, Hunt, Hedback, Levie. Dramatic Club President -Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer - IIermoine Stewart - John Rueler - Dorothy Wiest - Jane Mees rT HE Dramatic Club the past year, under the leadership of Miss Wolfe, has enforced more rigid A requirements for membership and limited its enrollment to forty-five members. The meetings, held twice a quarter, were mainly devoted to business and entertainment, by the members themselves. The Club this year has subscribed to the Thespian, a high school drama magazine, which is available to any high school student. The annual production this year consisted of one three-act play. Three Cornered Moon, instead of three one-act plays as was formerly customary. THE 1 9 3 8 B ISB I LA PACE 30