University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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2niU and ScaoU Quill and Scroll is the National Honor Society for student journalists who have done outstanding work on University High School’s publications. The Campus Breeze and the Bisbila. The Charles Boardman Chapter was organized at U. High in 1931. Selection of members is based on high scholarship and amount of work published. Officers for the school year of 1939-40 were Carl Cummins. President; Jane Goodsill. Vice President, and Dorothy Guthunz. Secretary-Treasurer. The school's chapter of Quill and Scroll has encouraged interest in writing and raised the standards of journalism in University High School publications. Senate. The Senate, which is University High School's student governing body, is comprised of representatives from each class and their alternates. Election of officers is done by the entire student body. The following officers were elected: Ramona Button. President; Fred McNee. Vice President; Mary Dunn. Secretary; Treasurer. Eugene Engelbert. Some of the many accomplishments for the year include revising the Senate Constitution, sponsoring the very successful Homecoming dinner-dance, acting as advisory board to the Carnival Board, planning assemblies, having a representative on the board of directors at Folwell Book Store, keeping order during noon and seventh hours, raising the school standards and improving the school spirit. 2nd ROW: Bobcrg, McNcc, Rclf, Chrciman, Hubbcll, Friedcll, Noah, Hart, lit ROW: Kelley, Mr. Beck, M. Dunn, Engelbert. Reed, Seundcri, Button, J, Gent, Amberg. Left to right: Bnggt, Coalet, Guthuni, Button, Glockler, W. Ro»e, Cummim, Mm Handlan, Page. Goodrich, Saunden, Goodull. Page Twenty-eight

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GamjxuA. fe ieeye. The editorial staff of the 1939-40 Breeze included the following: Carl Cummins and Warren Briggs, editors; Dorothy Guthunz and Frances Glockler. news; Jane Goodsill. feature; Barney Saunders, sports; Ramona Button, associate editor; Patricia Page, exchange; Paul Coates, business and advertising; and Terry Shannon, art. Under the supervision of Miss Bertha Handlan, adviser, the staff succeeded in publishing a superior newspaper. Awarded 875 points by the National Scholastic Press, the Breeze won the all-American award for the third straight year. The paper ranked among the first seven in its class in the United States. 2nd ROW: Schmitt. Krcmcr, Button. 1st ROW: P«ge, Goodtill, W. Briggs. Cummin . Glock.'er, Sounder , Mu Handttn, Guthunt, Coate . 2nd ROW: Van Bergen, Muntean, Button. I t ROW: W. Bnggt, Guthunt. Goodrich, Goodull, Saunders, W. Ro e. Hutchmt, M. Shannon. Ralula The members of the Bisbila Board of 1940 were os follows: Editor-in-Chief. Warren Briggs: Associate Editor. Jane Goodsill; Organization Editor, Ramona Button; Feature Editor, Virginia Hutchins: Art Editors, Paul Muntean and Terry Shannon; Advertising Editor, Colvin Goodrich; Business Manager. Warren Rose; Girls' Athletics, Jane Lee Van Bergen: Boys' Athletics, Barney Saunders: Faculty Editor, Dorothy Guthunz: Album Editor. Anita Sommers: Advisers. Miss Francis Obst, Mrs. Dorothy Merideth. Miss Gladys Tmey. This year's Bisbila Board has worked hard to make improvements and changes in University High School's yearbook. Pj-c Tw nty-icv«n

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SettioA. tM-iff.lt Qi'iti' GluL The purpose of the club is to promote friendliness and sociability amon3 the girls. These girls were the club's officers: Jane Goodsill, President: Nancy Arntsen, Vice President: Mary Dunn, Secretary: Ramona Button. Treasurer. Members of the Cabinet included: Program, Betsy Meader: Publicity, Marge Caldwell: Friendship. Terry Shannon; Entertainment. Betty Borg and Phyllis Kremer; Club Room, Betty Simmons; Social Service. Thelma Miclcel; Ways and Means, Frances Glockler. During the winter quarter they sponsored the Mothers' Teas and gave the annual Mothcrs'-Daughters' Banquet in the spring quarter. )rd ROW: Schmitt, Borg. Shannon. 2nd ROW: A. Ochl. Kr«m«r, M. Dutn, Mm NtUon, Goodi.il. Button. Simmon . Glocktcr. Arntwn. Caldwell, lit ROW: Meader, M. Shannon, Mickcl, Fcrnn. Left to fight: M. Merrill, S. Dunn, Gaver, M. Stern, B. Johnion, Bobcrg, Allen, Berry, M. Nelton, Hertcy, fjustio'i cMixjlt QiaU.' Club Again this year the Junior High Girls Club has been an active and progressive organization. The girls are governed by the Council consisting of the officers and class representatives. These girls were officers for the year 1939-40: Marjorie Boberg, President: Pat Berry, Vice President: Mary Allen, Secretary; Jean Hersey, Treasurer. The Cabinet is comorised of the committee chairmen that carry on the activities of the club. The following people served as committee chairmen: Friendship. Barbara Johnson; Program. Marilyn Stern: Ways and Means, Sally Dunn; Publicity, Mary Jane Merrill; Club Room, Marilyn Nelson; Entertainment. Jane Gaver. Page Twenty-nine