University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS JoHanscn. M. Meats. K. Clark. C. Chinn. D. Johnson, E. Bloom, E. Brown. 5th Row—J. Corrigan. D. Hontieman. I. Kane. A. Anderson J. Fluth, B. Garland. D. Franzen. 1st Row—B. Hunt. B. Ewing, M. Anderson. S. Car son J. B'ugler. J. Cohn, 2nd Row—C, Cromer, J. McGovern. D. Cox. F. Dryg. A Koto. J- Bohne. 3rd Row — D. Dc Luce. J. Dotson. S. Evans. N. Miller. S. Holm, E. Gellhorn, P. Kctchum, 4th Row—M. Cohen B. Sophomore Class Officers—Dick Perry, president: Gail Muchlbach, vice-president: Sherry Evans, secretary: Skip Holm, treasurer. In their first year as full fledged members of the senior high, the sophomores carried on their well-deserved reputation as a co-operative class. With Dick Perry, president: Gail Muehlbach. vice-president; Sherry Evans, secretary and Skip Holm, treasurer; they worked hard making a name for themselves: as a class and individually. They showed themselves as active participants in every school project. Perhaps one reason for the large attendance at sports events was the three sophomore cheerleaders. A November starlight. Harvest Moon Dance. filled the sophomore coffers and gave many U-Highites a good time. Nor did they stop with this. They proved able and willing workers on the Christmas dance and the Mardi Gras. 20

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JUNIOR CLASS lit Row—R. Nash. L. Odlund. S. Smilow C. Muchlbach. A. Potter. M. Schultz. 2nd Row—S. Steinbnght, M. Thill, N. Rodme. J. V.vchcr, M. Melamed. J. Wood. 3rd Row—A. Scott. C. Ph.lbroolt. J. Ltne. J. McManama, T. Mantcufcl. D. Thomas. 4th Row—D. Whit- ing, B. Skovran. J. Hedman. B. Nelson. J. Levitt. B. Wrenn, H. Johnson. 5th Row—J Pearson. J McDaniel. J. McHordy. D. M ddaugh, L. Moonc. K. Mohn. D. Simecck. R. Price- Junior Class Advisor:—G. Olson. D. Trandcff, J. Mar ion • Using the theme. Sweethearts Even Then, the junior girls planned their Mother s Tea. Barbara Hubbard was the chairman and the program featured a short play by Ann Scott. Social life was very important and the juniors turned out en masse' to football and basketball games. Juniors sponsored many open houses and managed to have more than their share of the fun. The senators were on the feminine side this year. The juniors elected were Barbara Barrows, Mary Ann Davison and Connie Muehlbach. Of course the biggest and hardest job of the year was the J. S. This annual and eagerly awaited event took place May 27. 19

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Charlotte Theile was head of their successful Mother's Tea; the theme of which was, Through the Looking Glass. Senate really noticed the active members of the sophomore class. Skip Holm. Charlotte Theile and Leonard Kane brought the sophomore views to Senate meetings. Homeroom, under the guidance of Mrs. Nuessle. Mrs. Proshek. and Mr. Kellogg, gave everyone a chance to express his views or to develop talents. Sophomore Class Advisors—M. Proshek T. Kellogg M. Nuessle. 1st Row—0. Romberg. B. Kuhl. R. Schwartz. R. Perry. 8. lubbe E. Paulson. H. Wolkoff. 2nd Row—P. Nelson. B. Okmow. J. Scott, R. Pyle. Z. Parks. S. Tracht. B Spencer. 3rd Row—J. McKoy. P. Whittington. G. Muehlbach. B Monson, 0. Peterson. C. Thiele, S. Monies, D. Meyers. 4th Row—D Mansfield, G. We.sberg, R. Sundbcrg J. Wilson. P. Zietlow. H. Schulze. J. Saliterman. 5th Row—J. Wenker, Byron Olson. A. Phillips, L Morrissey J. Lokensgard. O. Plauda. C. Stout. J. Wilson. 21