University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Foreign longwog . loft to r.g»it Mr. Stork. D Sirkmoi Mr Wyli . Mr Mi tni«ki Covntrlor. Mm St. Or 9 Countclor. Mr Millor 6 The foreign language deportment wot guided by Emma Birkmaier who taught the Ru»»ian language, a course unique to U High. Raimond Micsnieks directed the German doss. and Nancy Wylie helped the pupils interested in Spanish. The French students said, bonjour to their instructor, lee Stark. Two newcomers to the U High stoff were the student counselors, Karwyn St. Onge and Harris Miller. Their solutions to our many problems and helpful advice about our futures will al-woys be remembered. Students, sitting in comfortable, cushioned chairs, listened attentively to Fred Johnson who taught World History and two senior sections. Edith West, head of the social studies deportment, also instructed the seniors. Informing the junior doss about American History was Genevieve Zito. while Williom Gardner taught the junior high. The language arts deportment was headed by Stanloy Kegler who acquainted the junior class with American literature. Karwyn St. Onge and William Grassl planned the senior English program. Mr. Gross! also taught the freshman class. The adviser to the school newspaper stoff, Lorraine Sundal, presented various units to the sophomores. Florence Coleman, adviser for the junior high Pep Club, guided the seventh and eighth graders in their classwork. Struggling through many television appearances was Arthur Ballet, who taught the large senior speech class. The librarian, Ruth Model!, was always ready and willing to help us find books and needed information. Her endless efforts, which aided us in writing many successful themes, were greatly appreciated. Miss Marfell kept the library well stocked with books to give U High students many hours of reading pleasure.

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A CREDIT TO U HIGH Dr. Sterling B. Mitchell hos been the principal of U High for the post four years. During this time, his ready smile, patience, and understanding have modo an admirable improssion upon the whole student body. Dr. Mitchell's mony duties include co-ordinating U High with the college of education and being the choirmon of the faculty executive committee. The assistant principal. Frederick P. Abel had a busy schedule supervising student functions and schedules, leaching college classes and representing the faculty of PTA meetings. Senators will remember Mr. Abel for his willing assistance at all Scnoto meetings. This was Mr. Abel's sixth year ot U High.

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Social Studies, loft te light: Mi. Gardner, Mist Zito. Dr West, Mr.Johnson English, loft to right! Mr. Kogler. Mist Sundot. Miss St. On go. Mist Coleman. Mr. Grotsl Absont. Or. BolUt. libroiy. Miss Morfoll