University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Uft l» right! CathW Trocht Mr l»«n Boggy John ton. To Quotd. Joon (atlmon Again our Biz class looked forward To Its on-nual trip to the American Yearbook Company ot Owotonno, Minnesota, where this Bisbilo was published. Here was an opportunity lor the doss to discuss concrete ideas which wero usod in forming our publication. Layouts, dummy, copy, pictures and deadlines becomo familiar terms during first hour in Room 60 A frantic rush before crucial deadline dates indicated that our book was nearing completion. Sections were finished one by one and wore Immediately moiled to the printer Tom Quaid ond his assistants hod o special knack for appearing at unexpected times ormcd with photographic equipment. With Ingenuity Joan Eastman edited the copy, whilo Cathie Trocht skillfully supervised the artwork. Peggy Johnson was the overseer, co-ordinating tho work on the book in general. Eager for fine results, Robert Even odvised the staff. lalt la right! Chwck Wabar. Toon Troth. Gordy Donna n, NancJ Blomqwltt, Jaonnia Statnbarg. Abtoy Diamond. Baggy Johnton. Gay la lani. Mitt Hilbtadt. Joan fait —on OaDa Mo»n. Cothla Trocht. 13 Ult to right. Toon TroiS. Gordy Donnall. None. Wor qviU. Chock Wabar

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French. lett te right: See Doybech. Rorb Selle. Mr. Stork. Jeonn« Steinberg. Jedy Anderton FEDERATION Gerwon. Wt to right: Mr Mendel, lynn Boumnufer. George Nelbergv Ho liv'd Thorihoe. W-, Mott Jock Fokor. Sponsorship of our foreign exchange student, Francoise Arth,was the main project of the Federation of languages this yeor. Onlookers observed scores of gaily attired students in typical costumes of several countrios at the Initiation doy planned by this organization. Adding much to tho spirited holiday seoson, our Foderatron gave the Holiday Hop. Chairman Win Mott roprosontod Germon Club. Sue Dayboch was veep from French Club. Ronnie Robison from Russian Club recordod minufos. Spanish Club's Arnio Baker was troesuror. Advisers woro Emma Bi'kmoier, Walter Podor-son, Arnold Mendol and lee Stark. Spanhfc. Utl lo leM, Jv»- Ovp».. Arnt. Roke., Gi- «y $cM Wf. Mr. P.dcrto . Money N»mM IS

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Uf! to tight! Sob Abb . Jim Horiowlll. Bill Anitam Bob McfoAfen. fd Kolbe 1 U(l to rlghti Tom loot , lory Palmar, $u- « Howard. Old Wotion. John Oarlay Oavg Mocrwy. B il Von A idall. Bob Moobno'. Btaln Hufh. lorry Tixlor. A VOC Be Bop Doodlio Doo Zounds such sounds emerged from room 345. As If captured our interest, we pecpod in to see whot wos going on; just what wo hod expected. Bob Bartholomew—president of AVOC—wos spinning tho records for the donclng activities in the gym. With the new modorn equipment of AVOC. piping music or programs from room to room wos no problem. Bruce Nimmer, secretory of the club, was found getting tho Public Address system ready for the afternoon pep fesl. Playing music, running the P.A. system and showing movies wore only a few of tho many duties of the 35 club members. Orrin Gould, adviser of AVOC, taught them many things about running the TV camera and receiving set, tape rocordcrs. inter-communication system, and all the other equipment. This club was one of the mo3f enorgetic in the school. They rounded up their activities by having their annual club picnic at the end of tho year. 1