University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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LEFT TO RIGHT — SITTING — Kallitta Mavroulit, Jackie Jaenisch, Joy Goldberg, Jim Awado, Dick Montfield STANDING — June McGovern, Koy Klinkcrfuet, Carol Chriitmot, Diane Peterion, Bob Tema 'campus breeze ALL AMERICAN RATING 1937-1951 UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA PUBLISHED MONTHLY OCTOBER THROUGH MAY: BUZZ BOOK AND APRIL FOOL ISSUE PUBLISHED ANNUALLY: BLITZ CLASS, TO TRAIN NEW STAFF, HELD YEARLY DURING WINTER QUARTER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - - Hertha Schulze COPY EDITOR .... Marilyn Mears ASSISTANT - - - Kallitsa Mavroulis FRONT-PAGE EDITORS - - Sigrid Trachf Harriett Wolkoff ASSISTANT .... Carol Christmas FEATURE EDITORS - - - Margie Cohen Noreen Robertson ASSISTANT .... Jack Goldberg THIRD-PAGE EDITORS - - - Bessie Ewing Barbara Monson ASSISTANT • - - Kay Klinkerfues SPORTS EDITOR .... Dick Peery ASSISTANT......................Jim Awada EXCHANGE EDITOR - - Jackie Jaenisch TYPISTS..................June McGovern Diane Peterson mm LEFT TO RIGHT-FRONT ROW - Dick Peery, Bessie Ewing, Harriett Wolkoff, Sigrid Tracht, Morgie Cohen BACK ROW — Hertha Schulze, Borbara Monton, Mr. Heimerl, Noreen Robertion, Morilyn Mean 21

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Ml FEDERATION IEH TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW — Min Cook , Betti Ewing, Charlotte Thiel , Betiy Johont n, Undo Kienitx, Sue l vin, Marly Evan . Corol Crom r, Ken Nighmon BACK ROW — Mr. Schleppegrell, John levin . Roger Montgomery, Rolf Engel, Don Backitrom, Ed Brown, Judy Dotion, Leonard Kane, Jim Awado With an Adios Muchachos the Mexican caravan travelers went out through the U High mom doors and sailed off on the last Federation of Languages project for the year. Le Cerde Francois, Der Deutsche Verein, La Liga Pan Americana, and Pyccknn Klyb united as a Federation to sponsor the United Nations initiations, the Christmas Holiday Hop, and the Mardi Gras merrymaking. Officers of the four foreign languages were the voting members of Federation, and comprised the Board of Directors, which Judy Dotson chair-manned and for which Charlotte Thiele took minutes — in English. Miss Birkmaier, Miss Cooke, Mr. Schleppegrell and Mr. Stark alternated as advisors. CLUfl When Coffman Union Bowling alleys opened their doors to U High last winter, balls bounced their way to many splits and sixty enthusiastic U High keglers skidded up to and over the foul line. Bowling Club volunteers found pinsetting a quiet job at the beginning of the season.. Roger Johnson drummed up interest in the club, through BREEZE articles; and became its first president. Mr. Stark, advisor, and other officers — Eugene Carlsen, vice-president and Judy Nighman, secretary, set up leagues and handicaps with Roger. When the Bowling Alley doors closed for the season, deliveries were smooth and strikes were many. 20

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LEFT TO RIGHT — Don Backtfrom. Bill Johntton. LEFT TO RIGHT — Ditk Mantfield, Bill Johntton, Don Bocktftom, Jay Goldberg, Mr. Erickton, Micol Eittert, Bob Monlon soviet Photo Service kept the door to the post permanently open, through pictures, many times during the year, as they snapped their way from parties to games to meetings. Having exposed the films, they hurried them to the darkroom and developed and printed them for the BISBILA and BREEZE. Head cameromon of the gro jp was Bill Johnston. Don Bockstrom, vice-president, carried a camera wherever he went, and Joy Goldberg, secretary, sow to it that assignments reached the right people for the occasion designated. All members of this small club were required to have some knowledge of photography. Mr. Erickson, advisor, and an ex-commercial photographer, gave them many pointers on good picture-taking and Mr. Bob Smith, a student teacher, helped him. LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW — Noreen Robertton, Betti e Ewing, Gail Muehlboch, Morilyn Mean, Margie Cohen BACK ROW — Bill Hunt, Judy Dotton. Sigrid Tro h», Charlotte Thiele, Jo k Wilton, Betjy Johamen, Bar-boro Monton, Horriett Wolkoft, John Corrigan Good journalism was the only key to the honorary door of Quill and Scroll. Whether it was editing, writing, snopping news or feature pictures, or creating artistic layouts, the BREEZE and BISBILA workers who were recommended by their staffs and their advisors, Mr. Erickson and Mr. Heimerl, for this national honor did outstanding jobs on their publications. LLE SCROLL 22