University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS. TOP: 4th ROW: Mcdof. Kam.xke. Knapp. Lowry Nelson, 8. T.lden. Wr.ght. B. Nc!»on, R. Nelson. 3rd ROW Schmidt, Reedy, J. Whitmore, Barry. J. Roberts, Undine, Sawatxly, Mugglcy. 2nd ROW: Krueger, Scammon. Sandberg, McElroy, B. Rydell, S. Jesnets, Sage, Loss, Stringer, 1st ROW: Ptcper, N. Parks, 6. Randolph, Pritxker, Mr. Vaurio, Palmquist. 0. Johnson, Nuwash, P. King. BOTTOM: 4th ROW: Grossman. J. Dumas Footh, Cleveland. T. Bowycr. C. Brown, Holt. B. Bcrgquist, Barrows. 3rd ROW: Gregory, Fumcll, R. Cranston, J. Doyle, Ahrcr.s, Curtis, B. Cntchficld, 8evcrlcc Brown, Amberg. 2nd ROW: Bray. Briggs, J. Bryan, Carscllc, Daubncy, Brink, Gilbert Fncdcll, 8ohlig. 1st ROW: Emslic, Aldcn, Holmes, Harty, Cruxen, OcVmc, Davis. Barbara Brown, Button. Sophomore Class President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser James Bray Nanette Parks Mary Emslie Donald Sage Mr. Voclkcr The seventy members of the sophomore class found their middling year a lot of fun. Athletics, parties, and money-raising activities all were a part of the year for them. Treasurer Sage was heard to say. The treasury has increased— it's been a prosperous year. The dog raffle held at the carnival helped in this, for it was a great financial success. Pat Harty. sophomore candidate for carnival queen, received enthusiastic support from her classmates during the S. S. Gopher festivities. For their assembly program the sophomores presented a hilarious melodrama in pantomime, during which thermometers rose up the wall and time, in the form of a clock, passed across the stage. Mr. Voelker. class adviser, coached the cast which included Sally Jesness. John Amberg, Marjorie Pieper and Bill Tilden. Lowry Nelson and Wilson Schmidt played piano selections. Again this year the sophomore boys had a record turnout for all sports and are making a name for themselves in athletics. The girls of the class proved their abilities by entertaining the sophomores mothers at tea early in February. Page Twenty- !

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Junior Class Juniors held their heads high on carnival night this year, for their candidate became queen of the S. S. Gopher. Orchids to Jane—she really got one on February 28—and to the class which elected her. Other claims to glory can be made for the fifty-nine near-seniors, say advisers Handlan and Gundlach. Many junior boys obtained recognition in basketball, track, and swimming, while the girls, under the chairmanship of Mary Sexton, distinguished themselves by acting as hostesses to their mothers at a tea on March 4. Both sexes cooperated in writing and producing. ......Larry Clark Mary Lou Strong Sally Dunn John Baird Bertha Handlan William Gundlach for an assembly program, a Crime Does Not Pay skit which taught all U Hi-ites never to stay out late. The success of the Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet which was held on May 27. was due to the careful planning and hard work of the junior girls. The big event of the year came on May 22 when juniors and seniors danced to the music of Cec Hurst in the main ballroom of Coffman Memorial Union. The gala occasion was the Junior-Senior Prom at which the seniors are guests of the juniors. President...... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisers JUNIOR CLASS: TOP: Jrd ROW: Stone. Piccard. Putnam. G. Sctzcr, Litherland, West. L. Seaburg, Michel, Sturrc. 2nd ROW: P. Scaburg. Thorne. Thon, Lynch, Pearson, Murray, Tucker, Marcus. 1st ROW: M. Sciton, Tanz, M. Leglcr, Picha. Miss Handlan, P. Sciton, 8. Sidney, Thune. Wolf. BOTTOM: Jrd ROW: Jenkins, Boquist, Cole, Abbott, Allen, Kloos, Johnson, Hartinger, Hubbel. 2nd ROW: Kinsey, Ackley, Hams, Baird, S. Dunn, Anderson, Egcland, Henly. 1st ROW: Clark. Howcy, King, Knight, Mr. Gundlach, Gavcr, M. Boberg, Cullum, Eastman. Page Twenty-five

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Freshman Class The fighting fifty-six is the title borne by this year's freshman class. Its members proved their ability to stick together by backing Betty Dahlin for carnival queen with the slogan. For a lean queen, vote for Dahlin.' Their Bingo game, which was held in the library of the S. S. Gopher, also had the support of the entire class. The freshmen exhibited home talent in their assembly program which included musical numbers by several members of the class, as well as an original skit, The Court of Inhuman Relations, in which Marjory Hetfield, Ed Clapp. Bud Parks and others kept the audience in stitches. President. ........................... Clayton Perks Vice President......................William McGee Secretary-Treasurer . Margaret Beddall Adviser. .................................Mr. Gill Social activities received a share of ninth grade attention, too. When the girls conducted a Springtime Tea for the mothers of freshmen, both students and mothers had a good time. Later in the spring quarter the class went rural and held a hayride party. Although Mr. Boudrye's departure in the middle of the year left them temporarily without an adviser, the class members quickly won the confidence and admiration of their new sponsor. Mr. Gill. According to him the freshman couldn't be better prepared to start into senior high next year. FRESHMAN CLASS: TOP: 4th ROW Levy. Hughes. M. Hetf.eld, L. Doyle. Bryan. Lagcrten. 2nd ROW: E. Carnes, Halvorson. Leshi Field, Blade, Jean Cranston, D. Harty, Ftigelman, Jentch. Clapp, Hcrrcid. Grant. 3rd ROW: Lundquist, P. Jcsness. Beatty, Foley, Beddall, Locke, Dahlin, N. Cullum. 1st ROW: Baker, Joseph, J. Bouthilct, BOnOM 3rd ROW: McGee, J. Tiossem Sullivan. Persia, Quigley, j. T(,den. Read. Parrish. McCollum. 2nd ROW: R. Grossman, Oldfield, H. Setter, Swoboda. Tinker. J. Riglcr, M. Bergqu.st, Sartor,. |»t ROW: Sh.rlcy Peterson. Rumble, Remsberg. P. Maurer, Mr. Gill. TetiUff. MacKennc, Pattndgc. Page Twenty-seven-