University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Among My Souvenirs Here you are . . . it's all yours! This year your Bisbila is dedicated solely to you. the U. High student. It is your very own record album of every one of your eventful days at U. High during 1947. Keep this 1947 Bisbila, treasure it. and as you read it. may each page and every picture bring back many happy memories for you. I'll Be Seeing You Faculty......................................3 Seniors ..................................9 Classes ;................................19 Organizations...............................24 Sports .................................35 Feature.....................................45 Put the Blame on Us Editor-in-Chief . . Joanna Schmalhorst Assistant Editors Betty Baer. Joyce Ann Pryce Business Manager Photography . • Charles Weist. James Shannon Faculty Adviser FACULTy SECTION Arlene Kaufman. Jocelyn Martin . Sally Storberg Editors SENIOR SECTION Mary Croll. Sybil Halper . CLASS SECTION Alice Hornberger. Beverly Miller Editors ORGANIZATION SECTION Jacqueline Wiesen. Carol Meyer Jeanne Pieper, Joan Freese Editors ATHLETICS SECTION Stephen Wolff. Henry Reedy Dale Johnson Editors FEATURE SECTION Joan Conrad. Sue Hedback . Editors ART STAFF Natalie Clark, Rodris Roth Editors DIVISION PAGES . . . . By Ruth Cohen REPORTERS: Marlene DeWitt. Russ Van Ornum, Jeanne Robb. Judy Alexander. Betty Bergquist. Adele Christopherson. Jeanne Ludwig. Barbara Smith, Florence Summerfield and Barbara Norman.

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 Sympathy Two people at U. High who are always willing to lend a sympathetic and understanding ear to any student's problem, whether educational, personal or social, are Julia Nygaard and Walter Johnson. Miss Nygaard is the adviser of the |unior and senior high Girls' Clubs and this includes the supervising of the plans for the Mothers' Teas and the Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet. She also teaches English to the eighth grade and is the adviser of Acme, the girls' honor society. Mr. Johnson is Director of Personnel. He supervises the tests which all U. High students undergo, the Iowa tests at the beginning of each year, and the tests that are so important to the seniors, the College Entrance Exams. In addition to all these activities which are carried on in his office, Mr. Johnson is the adviser of the National Honor Society. Both Mr. Johnson and Miss Nygaard work with the student teachers who give the various tests individually during the year. Another thing the seniors will remember both of them for is the willingness and helpfulness in choosing and applying to colleges. Everyone will remember and appreciate their aid in planning his curriculum. Some One to Watch Over Me There are two very well-known and very well-liked men who are at the head of everything that goes on in U. High. The first is the acting principal, Kenneth E. Anderson who has many duties in this position. Mr. Anderson's duties include the administration and supervision of all the teachers at U. High. He is in charge of the internal administration of the student teaching program. One of his more difficult tasks is the responsibility of balancing the school budget and controlling the purchases and expenditures of the school. A very important part of Mr. Anderson's position is the supervision of all the extra-curricular activities. He also is at the head of the Summer School program and advises Dragoman. Sterling B. Mitchell is the assistant principal of U. High. He is new to U. High but this year he has proved himself the kind of person that students as well as teachers like. Among his many duties, Mr. Mitchell has complete charge of the attendance and all schedules for the classes of the students. Mr. Mitchell also works with Mr. Anderson in directing the extra-curricular activities. Included in his duties as part-time assistant principal, he advises the Senate. PERSONNEL: Walter Johnion and Julia Nygaard. ADMINISTRATION: Kenneth Ander»on and Sterling Mitchell. 4