University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Second down, four Yahrs To Go Aren't they greet Icids? asks Mr. McCune, their adviser, as he proudly views the eighth graders speeding from class to class. When we think of the progressive Science Club that the class organized, we readily agree. The prospective ninth graders, with Edward Clapp, president. John Beatty, vice-president. and Margaret Beddall, secretary-treas- urer. boast of a shooting gallery at the carnival, of four successful parties at Shevlin. and of their Queen candidate, Margaret Beddall. Because all their enterprises so far have been successful, they feel that they can confidently say it's second down, four 'yahrs' to go! TOP: 3rd ROW: H. Setter, Buchu. Merreid, levy. Peed. Quigley, Til den, HeWorion. 2nd ROW: J. Riglcr, J. Pierce, J. Bouthilct, E. Field. Jeen Crentton. Tinker, Joseph. 1st ROW: C. Rondeitvcdt. L. Nelson, E. Clepp. pres.. Bedded, sec.-trees., Mr. McCunc. Beetty. Pettndgc, Schwerm. Not m the picture: M. Allen, Locke, Meurcr, T. Pernsh, Conkcy, C. Blekc, Betty Rydcll, Serton. TOP: 2nd ROW: R. Hcrsey. F. Cerncy. Joen Crenston, Libby, Krunt'iy. Gruner, Dicken. 1st ROW: J. Leuer, I. Boberg, Gocpfcrt. trees., Mr. Beck, R. King, pres., B. Pirtig, vice-pres.. Pege. Not in the picture: N. Rigler, tec. Just Startin' . . . And do you know how they print newspapers at the Star Journal and distribute mail at the Minneapolis Post Office? If you're in doubt, ask any seventh grader. After having taken several interesting excursions in the course of the year, they are all experts. Just try them out and see for yourself! President Richard King, Vice-president Bob Pirsig. Secretary Nancy Rigler, and Treasurer Mary Goepfert say that they also excel in giving first hand information on how to plan parties. Mr. Beck, ready, willinq, and able adviser to the class, assisted them in tneir various activities. Page Twenty-eight

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II Sixty friendly freshmen John Amberg President Bart Baker .. . . . Secretary Judd Whitmore ...... Vice-President Donald Sage Treasurer Send your Western Union Telegrams here! The charge is only a dime, two nickels. ten pennies — the chance of a lifetime! This chant was shouted by the ninth grade messengers’ as they ran through the halls with their telegrams on the night of Paul Bunyan's Carnival. Proud of their entrant to the race for Carnival Queen, the freshmen hail Nannette Parks, Queen of the Paul Bunyan Fun Frolic, crowned on March I as the candidate receiving the most votes. At their business meetings where Mr. Dugan took over the advisership. the class decided to have a class party which was held in the 'atter part of the spring quarter as a final splurge to freshman days. TOP: 3rd ROW: G. Barry, J. Buy. Hoffman, Briggs, 8. Bcrgquist, Furne'l, D. Engelbert, Brink. 2nd ROW: Doyle, Aldcn, J. Ahrcni, Hatty, Bev. Brown, Emslic, Bohlig, R. Johnson. lit ROW: Daubney, Cartclle, Barb. Brown, De Vine. Gil. Fnedell. R. Cramton, A. Brown, Button. BOTTOM: 3rd ROW: Bowycr. W. Tilden, C. Brown, 8arrowt. I. Nclion. Footh, Kamuke, Cleveland, 8. Pierce. Rob. Nelson. Ralph Nelson. 2nd ROW: Paulson, Randolph, Krldow, Reedy, S. Jcinctt, N. Parks, Holmes, Metager, Scammon, Undine, Schmidt. 1st ROW: M. Piepcr, Nuwash, J. Whitmore, Amberg, Mr. Dugan, 6. Sage, Baker, Sue Nesbit, Pritiker, Rydell. Not in picture: Stone. Wright, Jean Roberts. Page Twenty-seven

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