University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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low pitfttt. lair la '-oKt |MM Patio . Sha lo Hoho«ty, Cynlhio «•-no«. Ball. Rc.0ar. Corola Siolpanod Mitt Swootoa. Ron - Robiioa, Roy Roitan. Judy Ekolo, Sua Dana S. o»d row Trudy B-oak. Mory llylnfitoa. Corlana P«k, Jockia Farmoud, Inn Fa«rf l«, Jeaaar lolk, Chorlotta Naltoa. JoaKa Bjorkload. Carolyn Olton. Macchoa loJoy Third row; Pal Garold. Sua tolka. Rulh Pinkarton. Soroh Thomoi. Mory Show. Soadia Boulay froncat Bam. Jaoa Jock ton. Maliado Schaaidof. Jooan Si Cyr Fourfki row Mary B ont n, Woll.l Jock ton. Mary Rica. Borboro Bond Ann Klaiafcoat. lyn Bou aa-«ra Borboro Andarto . Bwany Snonton. lii Cor ban P array Morr.n. Joonna Ra.lar lAk row. Jaoa Gruber, Judy Whilo hr . Jaoa Balandar. Pnc-ilo Mown. Go I Chritlmot. Joaa Hotting, Nancy PiHh. Solly Rug«. Aaa WiBiomt, liado Aadartoa Sri Hi row Goil Ouimalta, Mir low Schaoru. Chriada Uadq.iW. C.ady loudoa. Joaa levy, Sua Gluack. Koraa Z.rataarwoa. Morioria Altaa. Roberto Hartwell toil Ron koala Mory MorlJuO'l 16 1 ■ » % PEP IS THE KEY VICTORY . . . Pep Club and Chcorleoder unite in cheering on the U. Club member to victory. Pep Club help cultivote ichool pirit ond encourage good »porlsmon hip among the U. Highitet. Pep partie are ol o put on by Pep Club to roue money lor it various octivitie . Marjorie Swanton odvitet the club while Carole Stolpc tad. Pre ident. Beth Roger , Vice pretident; Ronell Robi on, Secretory; ond Cynthia Rutmon, Trea urer, pretide over the meeting . The A ond B squad cheerleodcr worked closely with Pep Club in planning pep-lettt, cheer ond mott important, spirit ot game . Got I '

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fWM ta » '• » •' Chfistmoi. too.ll Robiion. Mor or ! ,n»i(K g Picture !•«•» right. l 4t o Corel SteW’o« lorry Tw h «. Adel WorKo . THEIR BUSINESS The Campus Breeze is here! were the cries of anxiously awaiting students as they gothered to receive their copies of the school newspaper This scene was repeoted once each month. Jane Hastings, editor-in-chief, guided the hard-working Breeze stoff. The first-page ed itor, Gail Christmas, kept in mind and recorded all the school events. Ronnie Robison and Margaret Armstrong combined efforts with Adele Warhol and Carol Stoplestod to plan the in teresting second and third page articles. The sports headlines were presented by lorry Tucker. Ed Monie, exchange editor, had charge of the Buzz Book. The reporters for the Breeze were members of the first-year journalism class Advising the staff was lorroine Sundal. Pictur i iM. lirtl row, Mr to right Surlon. M oh Ion S hn -d»- Mat So dot. Mary Cochran Do» Cave ' We and raw, Ji » Id) •orb Sand, t r oaoi • • n i . Mory • Third row- Dili CamptMtl Sondir •ovfay. Norm Ha M«. CerfckM Pink. Mai Rrodrick Ab HI Oorl CvKtkfi. Gr tch n Schral

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TO VICTORY Urging the student body to remember and take notice of the athletic team and event wo the main objective of U Club. It member were othlete who had received letter as a token of their octive participation in various sport . These ombitious member were not satisfied to merely arouse interest in U High sport . They energetically planned an all school dance and dined with their dads at the annual Father-Son Bonquet. Bruce Nimmer served as the dub' president, while Terry Atherton octed os secretory-treas-urer. Gary Olson supervised all the activities. DeOe Mom Molly S'ruchen Fktwre right. U CM . TirtI raw, Wt to right Data Coupti, Irvce Nlmnw, Coot It Olton, lorry Atherton. Gone lorson Second row: lob SttUini, John Darley. Jim tide. Oove front, Ok Gvrtek. Third row. Jim Martin, lot Solttod, Sob Trocht, Oove Dowd, Vk Ivrton Fourth row: George Koehler, lonely Fowling. Gary Irown, Wollt Wright, Terry Marring 17 JoAnn Moyeda ftouro obc«». • Sqvod ch» l« d 'i. Ml to light: JoU Dvpo»o. Sw« hung . Corole Boole y, Moijr Cochran.