University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A. RvmJohi I Ritkmolat FACULTY Ml 10 'tfliti J. Hoofl.nnod. W CioimI. V. A »W. J. K w.. f Rood. Soclol S'wdiat Ml o rifht, R Andartoa. I MedlM«a. f W t SfKmhtu I tr««t tn dii I S ork A. loll.. Germon was taught by Arnold Mendel and Spanish by Robert Brett. Emma Birkmoier headed the Foreign Longuoge Department and tought Russian. The French instructor was Lee Stark. Arthur Ballet directed our plays ond speech classes and odvised Thospions The Longuoge Arts department was under the supervision ol the |unior doss English toocher, Virginia Alwln. The girls' counselor. Eleanor Ruud, tought two ol our senior English classes The other was tought by William Grasse 11 who also instructed the freshman class Stanley Kegler taught seventh ond eighth grade English and Jeanne Hoogensfod fought the sophomores ond odvised the Breeze stall. Senior Social Stud.es teocher. Edith West, hooded the Social Studies deportment A new course, colled World History ond Problems, was taught by the junior doss Social Studies teocher, Eldon Modiserte. Robert Anderson tought seventh ond eighth grode dosses and cooched the swimming team, Physics teocher, Clarence BoecL. headed the Science Department and taught seventh grade science Chemistry ond eighth grode science were taught by Merton Johnson, who olso advised Chess Club. A V.O.C. odvisor. Ben Whitmger, tought Biology. Freshman science was under the instruction ol Orrin Gould. James Hollman taught one seventh grode science doss 4

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Mntipel S. MiKh.ll Atiiitom Principal t. Abot. During the first year In our new University High School. Sterling 8. Mitchell, os principal ond hoad of the High School Department of the University, coordinated the high school with the Col I ego of Education. He was also head of the Executive Committee. The assistant principal, Frederick P. Abel, was the foculty representative to the Parent Teachers' Association and advised the student senate. He supervised the students' schedules, athletic events, extracurricular activities, and discipline. One of the many standing committoos wos the Executive Committee which wos composed of all of the department hoods. The committee planned ond conducted the overall schedule of the school. The girls enjoyed the assistance of their new Coumaton, lolt I right 1 8 lolib.r ., E Rvvd Eiocwtho Com , lifting utl to rightl C. A« d»»K n. 0. Johotoo. C. o«i. 8. lobborto. O. Oho«i. t 8iri motor, V. Ahrm. I. WoU. A. SolWf, 8. Marf.il, M Swonton Sto-d-ft Wfl to right: f Abol. S. MlKh.fl ADMINISTRATION counselor, Eleonor Ruud, who wos also one of the senior English toochon. Richard Loliberte, in his second year of University High, advised the boys In their activities and chokes of colleges, and acted as Ski Club's advisor. S

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Donovan Johnson headed the Moth Department ond taught higher algebra and trigonometry. Service Scouts' odvisor, Lyle Eokins, instructed the algebra ond practical math dosses Geomotry and higher olgebro were taught by Theodore Kellogg. Dirk Ten Brinke was the seventh and eighth grode instructor. Gareth Olson was in chorge of the Physical Education Deportment ond taught boys' gym He cooched football, wrestling, ond track, ond advised U Club The basketball cooch was Jomes Hoffman, who olso wos assistant football cooch. He taught boys’ gym ond science. Girls' gym was under the Instruction of the G.R.A. and cheerleoding odvisor, Ruth Neumann. Miss Neumann was new this yoar Marjorie Swanson taught Clerical Proctlco ond typing ond advised Pep Club. Corlisle Anderson headed the Arts Deportment ond taught Industrial Arts His dosses workod in metals, woods, and plastics. The homemaking deportment wos under the supervision of Helen Stephens who olso advised F.H A. Ellsworth Erickson tought the advanced art dosses ond advised the yearbook staff. Seventh ond eighth grade ort classes were under the instruction of Richord Reinholtz. Chorus, bond, ond junior high music were directed by Robert Aupperle Mmc . u»t to rigil. M totuiMto. O. CwU. C BomS Ain -' Wfc tUe«. Moik: T Kvlloeg. 0. T.n liMt. 0. Joknioo L Mi»t r%f. M, Wf to light; I Nnmou, O. Oh n. J. HoMnan Typing: M. $wo- o-