University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Front row. loft to rlghtj Bob Kleinhana. Don Garland, John Oaterberg, Terry Olofaon, Frank Odland. Jim Ellis. Eldon Ploetr. Second row: Steve Howard, Jooy lund, Dick Weiabrod, John Levine, Bob Bartholomew, Ruaa Buma. Chuck Chriatenaen. Third row: Sheldon Milla, Don Fogelberg, Mike Prichard, Jamea Gerold, Ruaa Milla, Bill Horria, Toby White. Every morning from room 203, faint strains of music can be heard creeping out from under the door and floating through the open transoms. Look in on any social or academic activity and you will see A.V.O.C. members helping everyone who needs their services. A.V.O.C. stands for Audio Visual Operators Club. Headman in Avoc this year was John Osferberg. Terry Olofson, secretary, worked hard with John to make sure all assignments got to the right person at the designated time. Rushing a public address system to a pep fest, a movie or a class, records and a phonograph to a dance in Shevlin kept each member on the run. The boys learned a lot about audiovisual machines, while they rendered a valuable service to the school. The organization is open to boys in grades 9 through 12. New members are taken early in the spring and are put through rigorous training by the club's faculty advisor, Ben Whittinger. AVOC Front row, loft to right; Jamea Gerald, Ruaa Milla. Second row: Don Garland, Mike Prichard, Frank Odland. 8

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 Senate Committee pictures, left to right: Social committee: D. Dupere, J. Nighman, J. Cold-borg, J. Levin, J. Steinberg. Absent: D. Bock-strom, C. Brown. Buildings and Grounds: J. Campbell, P. Martin, M. Golden, T. Tinker, K. Klinkerfues, E. Ploetx. Absent: J. Palmer. Charter ond Publicity: C. Trocht, S. Bartholomew, D. Campbell, M. Eitsert, W. Hunt. Absent: D. Bockstrom, C. Todd. Assembly committee: 0. Gorlond, G. Humphrey, C. Keys, L Kienitz, M. Armstrong, D. Watson. Absent: W. Smith. Student-Faculty committee: Miss West, J. Dor-ley. R. Johnson, S. Nieman, P. Gerald, Dr. Boeck. Absent: S. Howard, Dr. Johnson. Executive committee: W. Mott, K. Nighmon, J. Goldberg, B. Barton. Senate meetings were held every Wednesday during the 1952-53 school year. Senate consisted of sixteen homeroom senators, five standing committee chairmen, and the four officers. Mr. Abel advised. Presiding at the meetings was the president, Ken Nighman. Veep Jay Goldberg served as the head of Social Committee and reported all social events to the Senate. Minutes were taken by Barbara Barton, and the Senate's finances were handled by Win Mott. Working with the Senate were the standing committees. All charters were read and events publicized by the Charter and Publicity committee, chairmanned by Micar Eitsert. Buildings and Grounds Committee, under Kay Klinkerfues, saw that the care of Shevlin was designated to homerooms, and that all posters were approved. Assemblies were scheduled and approved through Gail Humphrey and her Assembly Committee. Throughout the year, problems between students and faculty were discussed by the joint Student-Faculty Committee and its chairman was Roger Johnson. SENATE left to right: Penny Martin, John Campbell, John Darloy, Margorol Armstrong, Steve Nieman, Diane Dupero, Wolly Hunt, Jon Levin, Roger Johnson, Don Gorland, Jay Goldberg, Ken Nighman, Barbara Barton, Win Mott, Mr. Abel, Mical Eitsert, Kay Klinkerfues, Goil Humphrey, Dick Watson, Steve Howard, Toy Tinker, Dkk Campbell, Pat Gerald. Absent: Don Bockstrom.

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PHOTO SERVICE Serving the school by supplying pictures for Biz, Breeze, ond other orgonizations. Photo Service became one of U. High's most useful clubs. Ellsworth Erickson, the advisor, informally taught the club members the art of photography. By taking pictures at football games, parties, dances, and all-school events. Photo Service really aided the picture editors of Biz and Breeze. Helping the departments, was another service the club performed. Photo Service could always be called to take pictures for classes and record activities in demonstration groups, thus setting up a visual record. Faculty and student body share equally the benefits of Photo Service. Photo Service is open to any senior high student with an active interest in photography. Bill Johnston was club president and Don Backstrom was secretary-treasurer. Very good, now try it with film, was heard constantly through the year, n.e members of Junior High Photo Club, under the direction of their faculty advisor Ellsworth Erickson, went on to their second year of learning the art ond technique of photography. The purpose of the Photo Club is to introduce the junior high boys to the art of photography and also prepare them for work in senior high. The organization is open to any boy or girl in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades who has an interest in photography. Officers this year were: president, Leon Locabanne, who was also one of the originators of the organization, vice-president, George Moskol, secretary and clerk, Tom Quaid. They all joined forces to moke the club a success. Bottom row, loft to right, Micol Eifsort, Mory Scharf, Kay Itsoci, Solly Eostlond, Barbara Awodo. Second row: Bill Johnston, Bruce Croon, Bob Monton, Gory Gorrity, Georg Nioborgs, Arnio Baker, Richard Watson, Mr. Erickson. Loft to right: George Moskol, Doug Grim, Gltn Wong, Bob Bor-ny, Tom Quaid, John Oron, Bill Anklom, Loon Locobanno. 9