University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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JOHN WALLIS JUDD WELLIVER Stretch (only 6 ft. 4 ini.), be-ins a molt valuable player at center on the basketball squad, wai awarded all-conference recognition. Alio favored football, ten-nit, and track. Betidei being a very likeable fellow. Jack wat vice-preiidcnt of the German Club and a member of the Boys' U. Club. LAVERNE WE SCOTT Shc't a good dancing partner, cute, and a lot of fun. What more could you want? Yet, the hat a car! Lovcy wat a member of Science Club. German Club. Library Board. Latin Club, and Stage Force. During the St. Paul Winter Carnival the proved her skill as a drum majorette. KARIN WIESE She’t tall, the't tan, the't terrific—that's Karin. Maybe you noticed that blonde around U. High's halls. If not the wat probably in French Club or German Club meetings or busy managing the Bii-bila't finances. She came from Wett in her junior year. An outdoor man describes Judd perfectly! When he itn't in school, you can be sure he's hunting, fish-ing, or studying forestry. Keep your eye on this future conservationist! He was a member of Boys' U. Club. J. S. Committee, and in sports took to basketball, football, and track. VIRGINIA WEYL With her looks and talents, our senior class secretary it sure to succeed. Full of fun and friendliness. Wee Wee was co-news Editor of the Breeze, vice-president of the French Club, secretary of the J. S. Committee, General Chairman of the Juniors' Mothers' Tea. and a member of Acme and Quill and Scroll. Page Twenty-two

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BARBARA SHIELY HELENE SILVERMAN Even the trial and tribulation of life don't bother thi gal. With Barb' personality and talent anybody could be a concert accompanist, and that' exactly what he plans to do. Will study at St. Catherine's College. Was in Chess Club. French Club, Latin Club, and helped with the humor section of last year's Bisbila. ROBERT SPRAFKA To sec Spraf shoot baskets leaves little doubt as to why he was chosen captain of the '41 basketball team. Plus this, he made a good half back in football, joined the German Club, and was member of Boys' U. Club and J. S. Committee. Next stop is Notre Dame, lucky boy! LUCIAN STRONG. JR. This is the lad that hailed from Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Connecticut just before Christmas, and before Valentine’s Day he came, he saw. and he conquered. Luke warned us of his arrival in his V-8 with hi Minnesota rouser horn. He is also identified by his famed baby talk. ELIZABETH THOMAS Li« is a familiar figure around school because of her personality, her pep, and her smooth maroon convertible. She also found time to guard the finances of French Club, act as stage manager for Hay Fever, work on the Library Board, and take charge of the invitations for the Juniors' Mothers' Tea. DOROTHY TWEED Life on a college campus comes next for Speedy Tweedy . We're sure that anyone so full of fun and friendliness will be as popular there as she was at U. High while working in Glee Club, Latin Club. Mothers' Tea Committee, and the Library Board. Helene, a marvelous dancer, we'll remember for leading the La Conga so many times, for her trim figure, and for being a confidant to everyone in need. She's helped straighten out many problems that preyed on the minds of her classmates. Plans to be a dress designer. JANE STINCHFIELD Stinky is U. High's renowned knit-wit, as well as an up and coming dramatist. She was a member of Dramatic Club, Speech Club, and Carnival Board, a Breetc reporter, co-social service chairman of Girls' Club, member of June Mad cast, and co-senior editor of the Bisbila. WILLMA TAYLOR Bindy entered U. High in her senior year. She came from Red-ford High School in Detroit. Michigan, where she excelled in speech. She's a gal who really enjoys life. May her easy going sense of humor always smooth her path, even with troublesome teachers! ROBERT TURNER Acting as vice-president of Chess Club in his junior year, Bob is rumored to be no slouch in playing the game. He was also secretary of the Science Club one year, a member of German Club, and a steady competitor on the swimming team. LOWELL VOSS Tall, dark, and handsome — ingredients fit for a queen. He's quiet, but full of pep and a wonderful dancer. Bud seemed to crowd most of his extra-curricular activities into his sophomore year—German Club. Band, Music Club, basketball, and had three years' experience in wrestling. Page Twenty-one

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