University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TOP: 4th ROW: Rotenbcrg, Lowe, Wcyl, Rclf, Thomai, MeGough. E. Sampson, Bowman, Doutt, Harding, Holt. 3rd ROW: Parrish, Christensen, Seibert, Emit. Tomer. Sandberg, Lambrot. R. Shannon, Booth, Pieper, Isaacs. 2nd ROW: Robbint. Bromtem. Fuller, Tweed, Arntsen. Hcaly, C.Bray, Girton, L. Anderson, G. Johnson, Ring, Miller. 1st ROW: Rondestvedt, H. Silverman, McMillan, J. Olson, Coddon, Richardson, J. Geist, Wiese, Pratt, Kuchn. BOTTOM: 4th ROW: Wclliver, Wallis, Schoelkopf. Lewis, Voss, P. Piccard, C. Johnson. McNec, R. Sprafka. 3rd ROW: Myers, J. Nelson, J Merrill, R. Sage, Rieke, Carlcton, Knapp, Henly, J. Geist. 2nd ROW:Colman. Leo, Wescott. Jesness. Macdonald. Stmchfield, Shicly, English, Fenin. M. Anderson. 1st ROW: Kelsey, M. Dunn. J. Cardoxo, Chreiman. K. Sexton, Harvey, Hannigan, B. Feldmann, R. Davis, Serrill. fju+tioA, GlcuU President .................................... F»ed Clapp Vice President............................... Dave Coddon Secretary.................................... Dick Noland Treasurer .................................... Jack Geist With the capable assistance of Miss Handlan, Junior Class Adviser, and under the direction of the officers, the class of 1941 planned and carried out a very successful pro3ram. Members of the class proved themselves capable and versatile as they worked actively and prominently in many other school activities. Following the custom of former Junior Classes, this year’s Juniors sold ice cream every noon in the lower hall. The big social event for the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. A committee in charge planned and carefully carried out a very successful frolic. The Prom was held at the St. Paul Casino on May 25. 1940. The class was very active at the carnival and greatly increased their treasury by sponsoring a Bingo game, selling ice cream, and holding a dance. The members of the class of 1941 did much in making the few new members of their class get acquainted with the school and enjoy their first year at University High. Page Twenty-one

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Saplux+na'ie. GlaAA President. .. Vie President Secretary Treasurer Jim Wall Betty Lynch Katy Washburn Bill Emmons The Sophomore Class has become one of the most active and best orsamzed groups in the school. They had a great amount of class spirit as they showed several times by being one hundred per cent behind any class undertaking. At the Carnival the class of 1942 took in more money than any other organization. Noontime dancing was held three times a week under the auspices of the Sophomores, who have thus anticipated the necessity. which will face them next year as Juniors, of raising money for a bigger and better Junior-Senior Prom. Several interesting class meetings were held during the school year. Mr. Hugh Shafer acted as Sophomore Class sponsor for 1939-1940. TOP: 4th ROW: Brittain, Mcnx, Noah, V. Olton, R. Rote. R. Whitmore, Ohrbcck, Hustlcby, Greer. 3rd ROW: Patterson. Mjgmnn, Matovitx, EckhoH. Peilcn, Firestone. Cerney, Woodward. Well . Norcn, Brcidcnbach. 2nd ROW: Watson, Dingle, Wall, Carnet, Fncdctl, Rydcll. Stoven, Taylor, Appel. Nclton. lit ROW: Lynch, Larton, Koaltka, Stcvcnt, Fetlcr, N. Rote, Hartnett, Carpenter, L. Engelbert, Parks. BOTTOM: 4th ROW: Cairnet, Marvin, Harm, Kotilmck, McKinnon. Martin, Ottcrholm, Montonna, Ferrcc, Norm. 3rd ROW: Smith, Erickton, Braufman, Childt, Muntcan, Brackncy, Tyler, P. Shannon, S. Nctbit, Powers. 2nd ROW: Gardner, S. Cardoxo. Wathburn, M. Dunn, Clare, Hyamt, Truman, G. Johnton. Stern. Itt ROW: Kurtx, Rhodes. T. Diehl, Rifkin, M. Coddon, Goodman, St route. Zack, L. Critchfield. Bouthilct. Pogc Twenty-two