University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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1st Row—W. Mott. C. Muchlbach, Mr. Mitchell, M. Dav son, L. Palmer. 2nd Row—B. Barrows. J. Bohne, J. Goldberg, B. Barton. D. Sterner, A. Carrington. 3rd Row—C. Theile, A. Jarvis, C. Coram, S. Pcilen S. Holm 4th Row —L. Kane. P. Z'Ctlow, J. Twohig, L Simonson, D. Miehcels. D. Bell. SENATE Senate. U. High's student government, meets each week to discuss school problems. Special work is done in the four committees; social, charter and publicity, buildings and grounds, assembly. NATIONAL HONOR Each year outstanding members of the junior and senior classes are rewarded with membership in national honor society. They are chosen because of character, leadership scholarship, and service to the school. lit Row—A. Jarvis, Mr. Carlson, A, Trcloar. 2nd Row—L. Simonson. D. Maion. B. Skovran. C. Coram, A. W'lion, M Kienitr. I. Lehmann. 3rd Row—M. Karn, S. Godfrcdson, J. Harrington, M. Davison. B. Barrows. S. Bckkcdahl, T. Hornbcrger. ACME Acme is the honorary service organization for junior and senior girls who are outstanding in school service. Jean Hirsch is president with Connie Matson, vice-president: and Tinka Hornberger. secretary-treasurer. Miss Jane Cook is Acme's advisor. 3rd Row—T. Hornberger, B Barrows. M. Davison, J. Harrington, J. Larson, M. Melamed. A. Potter. 2nd Row—A. Jarvis, A Wilson, $. Bck-kedahl, M.ss J. Cook. J. Hirsch, C. Matson, L. S monson. 1st Row—C. Bouthilet. C. Coram, $. Polen, S. Smiiow, C. Muehlbach.

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THESPIANS This year Thespians, under the direction of their new advisor. Mr. Arthur Ballet, held an initiation during fall, and spring quarters, sponsored the all school three act play, and combined with the music department to present a Christmas Pageant. Officers this year are: Connie Matson, president: Ann Jarvis, vice president; Tinka Hornberger. secretary: and Tom Rowe, treasurer. lit Row—J. Harrington. Mr. Ballet, S. Smilow, C. Muchlbach 2nd Row—T. Hornberger A. Wilson. C. Matson, A. Jarvis. 3rd Row—D. Whiting, T. Harmon. M. Kienitz, T. Garmcrs, B. Summers. JOURNALISM Each year the Journalism Honor Society admits seniors who have worked on the Bisbila and Breeze. Members of the Society are chosen on the basis of the following: responsibility in the carrying out of the work undertaken; originality and creativeness: uniformly high quality of work: understanding of the function of journalistic writing: ability to formulate long range plans and ability to work democratically with other members of their staff. Miss La Rocque, advisor. P. Mangen, A. Wilson, J. Harrington. A. Jarvis. B. Swenson, D. Michaels, 0. Thompson. L. Lehmann. Mr. G. Olson. Missing—Miss G. La Rocque. P. L. Simonson, Sandy Pcilcn. Tinka Hornberger. A.V.O.C. The initials A.V.O.C. stand for Audio Visual Operators Club. This club, an active service organization at U. High, furnishes the school with its visual aid materials. This year, for the first time it is possible for members to take A.V.O.C. as a class. The club has two officers: Tod Dockstader. president: Jack Hedman. Mr. Whit-inger advises A.V.O.C. 1st Row—F. Dryg. E. Brown. Mr. Wh.linger, J. W i son, 8. Aldcn, T. Decker. 2nd Row — Hedman, M. Kienitz, B. Skovran, T. Dockstader. E. Rens feldt 3rd Row—E. Fefgl, K. Mohn, T. Garmcrs, 8. Olson. D. Franzen, D. Thompson. 29