University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

X, sc MlNN' University High School University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 2 Copy Editor Layout Editor Mar tor ,e Allen Mary Bronton Solly Burnham Elizabeth Corbett Daniel Duboff Eeinstetn P� rt fcc Contents Fall Quorter brings together the new and old students and tho faculty mombcrs. It is filled with football, homecoming activities, the mock election, Sadie Hawkins Danco, tho language clubs' initiations and tho annual festive Holiday Hop. Winter is o whirl of sports and social ovonts that includes bast9?boU wresfling, swimming, the Charity Drive, the Junior HigiTWOyHAilhors‘ Teos and tho Mordi Gras. This section also inch Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Grades. Spring Spring Quarter will bo romomborod especially by the Junior and Senior Classes for the Junior—Senior To the students of University High School we present this book. If Is a record of one yeor,-For somo tho First yeor—tho very beginning; For othors-tho lost of high school days. To oil of you who contributed to the yeor and thus to tho book We hope this Bisbila will be a memory copfurod—treasured— And remembered for years to come To this we dedicate our efforts-- U-High has undergone throe mojor changes this year. Dr. Sterling B Mitchell, our former principal, resigned to accept a position in industry, Mr. Abel, who has boon assistant principal for the post seven years, was made principal. Professor Robert J. Keller hos accoptod the position of Director of University High School, making the directorship a major staff position In the College of Education under Dean Cook. Mr. Jomes Thompson was appointed to succeed Mr. Abel as assistant principal. Dean Walter W. Cook 6 Mr. Fredrick P. Abel. Mr. F. James Thompson. Dr. Robert J. Keller Commltle . L to R.: Mr. O'Na.I. Mb Summon, Mr. G. Thompson, Or, Woit, Mr. Koflter. Mr. RorvJlamon, Mr. Sonnar. Or. Blrlmaiar. Dr. Kallar. Mr. Abol. Or. Bo«(k. Mr. F. J. TSompwn. Mr. Gould. Or. Johnion. Mlu Sc hull, uno Dr. Bollat. 7 Mn. Hiyllil Wlw� I� r, Sovonlh Eighth Grod G«f rrol Moth. Mf. Jom«t Sloth!. Algabro, Trlg-ooomolry. Mf. Robort Joduon, Goo T «� ry. Cotuumon Math. « Dr. Clorence Bosch. Ptryhlc Mr. Reger Ohlod, C.j hrh and Ninin Orode General Science. Mr. Orrln Govld. Sevonth Grade Genorol Science. M . RicKord Banner. Che� rtlry. Mr. lowii Wol-en. Brolcgy. arvd CHcor. 9 Mill GifUvim r.to, Am«ricon Hhrory. Mr. Prod John ion. Modern Problem!. World Hljtory. Dr. Editb Wetf, Modern Problem.. Mr. Wlttiom Oordeer. SevenlK. Eighth Crode SocJol SUrdJei. Mr. Kite Juki. CSorut. Mr. WilKout ftogw.ll Band. Mm Hulun Stupkuni. Momumoking Mr., Jeycu Sutton, making. Mr. John O'luary. Art, fcibilo, Roburt Rond turnon. Indutfrioi Art.. Mf. Raymond M � ini«U, Gofmon. Mr. CfcorWt M, FhikIi. Mfi Non y KoUrton. Spomth Of. Emma � irkmoi � . uulon orxi Gr an Mitt PhytlU Schult, Ubrorion. Mr. Robert O’Neill. 8oy� Phytkol Education. Mr. frank Huekkomp, Seven'll grode Pkyilrol Edvcotion. Ml� � Shirley Mon«, GirH Phyi-ko! Education. 13 Mr. Stanley Kegler. Junior Engliih. Min •mooond Gttberlton. Ninth. Senior !nq Nth. Min Korin Ot borne. Seventh. Eighth Grode fngi.th 14 Mlu Mo'jori Swonton. Typing. Clerical P oct «. Mr. Jerry B Rvmley, out to Speech, Of. Arthvt 8oll t, Speech. 15 Mrt. Korwyn Biuonnefte. Senior Engllt� . Clrll Coimtelor. Mm lorroin. Svndol. Sopfcomore Englith. Journalii Here is U-High as we lived it, Fall Quarter—1956 17 Welcome to the school i A week beforo school begins In the foil, oil new students portlcipote in on orientation program designed to ocqualnt them with fho whys and wherefores of U-High, On that day fho studonts listoned to Informative talks given by the assistant principal, the student advisor, and tho president of the student Sonato. They were also given a series of placement tests and a guided tour through fho building. ’’You are invited to the Big-Little Sister Party . Bermudo-dod girls, excited chatter. mocoronl. and gelatin salad were all port of tho Big-Little Sister Porty givon by Pop Club. Like orientation, tho purpose of tho party was to Introduce the new girls. Spooks, our now mascot, wos presented at the pepfost that preceded our first football gam© of th© season. 19 Seventh Grade A. AltoacM v Andar. A. Axlmo J. Bali W Bool A. Im. S. B'uglar $. Canty B CKornWy M. Orutoo S. frtan K. fotrtt . Gorkin M. Gorki � . Gr-ggi 0. Mortlngt c Hovyrifotfc H. Mwtnon B Koahlar J. Kohon K. lor ton S. lani C Irry C. Loudon 20 S v tfc groda o ntort M u Oiborna and Mr. Gordnar B Hobart D. lindmon J. Hoyt M. McGovarn J. Jatobton M Mondal t. Jolly N. Morih Seventh and Ninth Grode Senators Wrth grade Fhy id. Mark Noftolm. Dxk Svkov. Dare Bor nwm. Bonnie DuboA. Brook Covin t. Harry i. Moron - Mooney M Naholin S. Neil M. NordUro- C. Orr K. P l!e� J Popper A. Polorjon J. Porvpiky C Romberg $. Rond L «• J Rvtohleh C Smith L Stoele C Sieven I. Stoipettod R. Svko R. Wolden K. Worn Se� eath grade Social S'vdrei dan 21 P.p Club ’’Where’s my meeting?” Pep Club, with Miss Swanson os odvisor, Is one of the most active clubs ot U-High. Pop Clubbers contribute to fho spirit at the gomes and sponsor buses to the out-of-town events. A newly formed rooters' section is one of their many activities. L to Li Publicity ChoUmon Jooo lovto. Vico Pfotidont Sorb tnuniw, P'OMlont Pot Go old. Socrotory WoH.I JocUon. STANDING: Publicity Cholrmo- Joann G� u-bor. A� SfNT Trootutor Mot, Alton. Pop Club Mi� . 22 U Club i� mode up of boys who havo earned letters in some sport and have passed a rigorous initiation test. The club gave sovorol donees during tho year and held their annual Dads' Dinner. Mr. Houlskomp was tho club's advisor. The member of Pop Club ond U Club combined their tolonts to give a mixer after the Orono gome. Co-chairmen of the dance woro presidents of the two clubs. U Club Pr id« t Bob TrocM o«d Vk« Pf tkJ«n� Don J« n«mon ifondlng on � .• rigbl. The crowd ... our band ... cheers ... go team! Under the direction of Mr. Bog well the band par-ticipoted in mony oventv U-High hod a terrific bond this year and all the studonts opproctofed tho time ond effort fhot was spent in moking it so. And for the U-H-gh team we'll yell and yell. The A squad cheerleaders were busy agoin, leodmg the school in cheers, ond urging our team on to victory. Tha imntbtfl ot bond, torn of whom ora iKawn obova. ««'� John A wo do. tofenrt Brandhont. Me«! n 6 unkow, Ondy Dxkmon, Ga«n� h Oowni. Danny Ou-bol . f' d Frynch. Fnrd Filttcha. P«t«r Gorapwi John Hoy Mi«hnl Hoy. onny HyHog. Ah Ingham Sill KnIi, Dick Knyatond. Mory look . P«t� Irvbof. Pa� a Morgan, Bcnnla Nadond. John Rond. Joanna taodyr. Tom tnhordson Pomalo Show. Fowl S-onton. B'ura Whiting, (tonold WVyta, ond N .l Wylly 24 lemke. Peler lorbe.. P� re Morqon. Bonn.. Netlond. John Rond. Joonno Reoder. Tom Rkho'dion. Pamela Shew. Poul Swonjon. Bruce Whiting. Ronald Whyte ond Neil Wylie. A tqwad ol cheerleader TOP—C lo R.. Sondy Boo ley, Jufce Owpete. Mory Cochron and Sue fcrg. BOTTOM; Mory Morquort and Jane Wonon 25 26 Final Statistics Rushing Attempts.................... 167 Yords Rushing ...................... 822 Avorago Goin Per Rush.............. 4.92 Touchdowns, Rushing ................. 10 Passes Attempted .................... 57 Passes Completed .................... 30 Yords Gamed Rushing and Poss-ng .. 1.237 U-HIgh contributed throo ployors to the oll-conloronce foam this year. They were guard Norm Hanson, holfbock Jim Martin and end Dave Dowd. TW -A- t+am. TOP tOW—t. o ft.. Coot Mv � .kofp. Mono? KorW Martin. Cork. Towig. N . borgi H tog. Koo Ur. ftrown. Tflmort. Juwwiwon. Trocf, Dowd. Wtltamaon. Coot 0 N I POTTOM tOW: SlOMwr. Wrtgfcf. Gti«. Points. Coptoln Mown. OUfc Holton. Norong. KtonMt ond Bolttod Halfback Jim Morlin ovodai M opponent! for o firtf down An •ogl -vy«d n� irn •o'thw qvortorbock Bob Trod tor u« poinn Final Standings W L T Orono ..................... 5 1 I Choiko .................... 5 2 0 Waconio.................... 5 2 0 U-High..................... 4 3 0 Bloomington ............... 4 3 0 Norwood.................... 3 3 1 Shakopee .................. 1 6 0 Watertown ................. 0 7 0 28 Waterdown Watertown Ono of the most oxciting times of the school yoor is tho week of homocoming. The vigorous campaign for homecoming queen was climaxed by the coronation, held on the field beforo the gome. Wo were oil thrillod when Mary Marquort wos chosen queen. Tho cry Woterdown Watertown led us to victory and we celebrated at the donee that evening. The donee was given by the Junior Closs and it was o perfect ending to a wonderful woek. uOAbiOff Xjow waanb iaq TKa qvaan and ha� oWardonn Mory CocK ran. iulw Ovpara and Pol Garold. of tKa goma. - :«r 50 'l Like Ike All the way with Adlai The excitement created by a notional election proc-fkolly divvptod U-High life. Heated discussions. that threatened to brook up friendship , corried over info oar classes, ond students worked hard supporting the candidates of their choice. The Democratic and Republican committees prepored on assembly, complete with confetti and o carefully prepared debote. Our own mock election followed the assembly and the Republicans gained a door majority. 31 ’Look out man! Here she comes! The gols chased the guys through fho U-High halls ond, if they played it smart, the boys got themsefves caught and taken to tho Sodlo Howkins Doy Dance. This annuol offolr was sponsored by the Senior Class ond prizes were given for ihe most original costumos. After the dance, ond after all the other events, our maintenance crew could be found putting things In order. The building wos always spic ond spon due to their offorts. SEATEO Mr. SwnMtk. L K fc: Mr. De Mar. Mr. Uilin or d Mr lottneii ASSENT: Mr. Vlrrttr and Mr. Corr. Come on with us to the open house. For U-High the open houso,” often held ofter gomes or donees, provided the chief means of informal entertainment and the opportunity for students who lived for apart to get together socially. Commands In German, Spanish, Russian and French Tilled the halls during the annual initiation day. Prospective members of the four foreign languogc clubs tried their best to please the demands of their initiators. Later, eoch of the clubs held their more formal initiation. The doy wound up with a gay dinner and a sock hop. -Si«g n Si. taiim to Co on.- tuuio Club TO?. MoMo Sdwwidff. Rale Mrforlo .. SOTTOM, Jan-w loth. Jen. Oo'ley. and Dr. Birtool«r. u Tho French, Russian, German and Spanish clubs work togethor in forming the federation of Languagos. It is composed of the officers of the four clubs, and its purpose is to supervise and co-ordinate the activities of its member groups Dr. Emma Birkmoior, Federation's advisor, helps the students in planning the Holiday Hop and the Mordi Gras. Canaon Club to L, Marshall Swain. Jon town. Mr. Miainakt. D ck Cowpb.ll. toy l«� l ond Bonr� :. Cksrk. 35 Sponlih Clvb oRice-i I 10 I, Rxk Gordner. Wn Po� enon. See Otion. CVvtk Morgon, and George Koehler french Clvb offeerv R. to L,Mr Bell. So , Stover. ? x Ge oU. J.- Eo . and Glenn Motchen Under the guidonco o Mrs Juhl, the members of the chorus provided themselves and the whole school with many hours of enjoyment. They participated In school assemblies, a Christmas songfest at South-dale. and a stotewido music contest. Furnishing music for city and campus organizations and caroling ot a hospital ot Christmas time were also Included in the chorus's busy schedule. At the Holiday Hop students and alumni greeted each other goily. Everyono was invited to this festive dance which was given by Federation of Languages in the goily decorated ballroom of Coffman Union. There wero plenty of good things to eot, o marvelous pro-9fom. ond a visit from St. Nick to make it a perfect evening. 37 Here is U-High as we lived it. Winter Quarter-1957. 39 A unique feature ot U-High Is a TV station. A generous gronf from tho Ford Foundation mode it possible to enlorge the studio and install better equipment. A cable, laid from U-High to Burton Hall, enabled large numbers of education students at tho University to observe televised dosses. Channel 2 also televised the Senate meetings for the student body. ‘How is the picture coming through? Th TV i.rrm, f RON! ROW—L to R.I Jim KingtWy, Dov. Bornum. Voohi Covuv Cll loion. CoroJv W.lk«. odvUo O. Gould. SCCONO ROW, Cog., Dov. KMMtt. John Wllk., Ooog Whif. THIRD ROW, Doug KindKhl. Rkk Gordo.,, Rob Trodn. D«ck Compbofl ond W Tom Kohtool, 40 A.V.O.C manban, L � o . Dm IUan.li. Chuck Morgan. Oannh Nall. Tom tkbordion o«d p«e� .dant 0«k Trlamart AMENT: (oil mil. frad Hoftaon. Don Juanamon. Tarry Nor ring and Tarry Whftahtll. A.V.O.C man-bar , FRONT ROW-L to R., John Nvnt. Ooog Whit , Go� y Moi� � nr. odvlKV � . So� n ' SICONO ROW, Borry Henwa. Allen lo do . Ror-old W� u, To-. Kohhoet, W l Golrfb fl. « Gordne-TMIRD ROW.- Gory Brown. Roy lo«of. � c� tory 0o� Orrlll ond 8 11 Wllllonoon The Audio Visual Operator Club woj supervised by Mr. Richard Sonaer. Tho purpose of A V.O.C. was lo provide the school with audio-visual aids. Piping music to ihe classrooms, running tape recorders, showing movies, ond connecting the public oddross system for assemblies and tho dally bulletin were |us� a few of their many jobs. 41 SotV.fo9.,- th« cr«w fhie� s O Hog ■ The Town on the Edgo of the End. on orlginol ploy by Wolf Kelley, woi odopted by freshmon Chri Simonds with mm ond long written by Korin Oiborne The ploy, o voria� «on on tho tfory of the P� ed Piper, woi directed by Mm Osborne, and many people wero involved m making the production o success 42 S«nio� (to (O-cxdinolCHi Sond.� Boulay ond Mary Br onion 43 Handing in application blanks, the notes from the co-ordinators, the first committee planning meetings ore all important in putting on the Mothers' Teas. The requisitions, purchasing the materials, ond the last finishing touches aro all bohind the scenes. What the mothers see is a finished production, complete with decorations, a beautifully set table, ond their own daughters—tired but happy. •Bockjfoo. or a IN On og« or o i«a Mtl Whwlar. Mr. Clttod. •iQhrh groda odvlrori G. Harmundilia C. Hjal'n M. Moyedo M. McLaugUIn M. Murphy u Eighth g-ode lenony. Judie Brown and Steve Koufmon Undying the Mnalt mlnutei. Eighth grade o an TOP Wt TUREi Preddent Lynet� e W.llv itMwtir Fronk Z.cve. BOTTOM PtCTUREi SKiHory Gietchen Sulla . «• pretident 5 lev Thow ActWilia. In eighth grode phytkol education. llghrt. grade 5pannh dau. Mr. Long, modern longuoge auittont. toothing. C. NeUon M. Nor by P. Norrlng C Off D. Pankonln B. Rowon D. Schroeder G. Stiller 0. Stokke B. Swonion V Thome S. Thocien N. Verdict. G. Vlhen I. Well. J. Whiling J. WllUomt J. ZetKrou. f, Ziev P. Zlpperman K Abraham J Andmr, j. Armitrong L Arnotc G. Boron D. Bornvm J Beoile R. Berman J. Brock M. Bjorktond C Bui gc M Cory 6 Covin o Oornlcy S. CKrlji tonton 0 Oohlln C. Oldman N Donnell G Own. 8 Oubolf D. ttola P Flaherty W Friodlond f. FrlfKhc M. Groubu d C. Hagen S. Ho«Wy J. Helnrkfc W Mocn W, HeUer A. Henemnn 0. Holicn T. Hornci P. Huber P. Igel T Jo J. No� h C. N ho« M. Ntlton X N«!ton J. Nicoti J. N� � t� Freshmen Class A. SrrowL . uk«f. V. Wla C Try gMfod. S. Wctto . J. tand B R«ltma� 5. • • C ScMala C SimoAdi G. Stabblm V. S'a bach j Slolpcuod Whrt.h.11 M- Whghl. J. Wytko . P. Yanna. It. 2w(ft� Oh, where did I leave my bathing cap?’ 48 G A offkan I. � o I , An Willloim. Mory Cochran, Fran b«nt and JuMg Dup� f Junior and senior girls who enjoy sports belonged to GRA Swimming, badminton, tennis, and trampoline were some of tho activities thot the group, under the supervision of Miss Mans, participated in. A point system was used, and the girls who fulfilled oil the requirements wero awarded letters and certificates In the spring. Rwuud cT-wfloortan. TOf TO BOTTOM Coro) Ohon. Judy Ivnd. and Nancy Jo Kolion. U-Htgh-t 8-Stp.od. UNHUNG, I. ta SNmtar. Jon«L HornnM. Poymo . STANDING It am land Qwo d. Martin. Mylion. Wald . BrondtarV, Manage OW, and Stain Maodi vp n U+U Vi R d McTorlorw kotm 0 High � ctaapioiuhlp A-Squod. L to 1 tol, Morton. oe iter, Molten. HuMr, Evom. Irocht. McFo'Iom Center. CoocS O Ne.ll o-d Monomer KeMe Through successful teamwork, the Little Gophers won tho Minnesota Volley 1956-7 Conference Chomp .on -ship. Playing consistently good basketball. U-High earned off a thirteen gome conference winning streak with it's single loss of Orono. Storting throughout most ol the ««osorv were Jim Roff ond Ray Evans, sonior forwards. Bob Trochf, son .or. and Jim Martin, |umor, guards, ond George Koehler, Sophomore center. Mortin lod the team in scoring, main-foining o sixteen point por game average In shooting baskets. Roff led the team with o close to fifty percent average. CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L U-High . 1 Orono 3 Shokopee . . 6 Bloom.ngton 6 J Chaska .... Waconia . . 9 Watertown . 10 Eqfen Prari0 , . 12 I J.m Warlln Uop Hloh lo l.ifU rebound 51 Comln Roy Hvbor wolki up lo� o U-H h S ore. Co-coptoint T rry Noffing ond Andy N .lx fg TOR ROW. L «o R-i Anhtanl CoocH Wol,cxl. Wright. Npltoo. Covtn. Boljlod. Brown. Nnibergi. Cooch Hwnlikomp BOnOM ROW, Coll.m, Norring. Hunt. MoA rty. G-ondo. Fointtr. Mohn. Rood Wrestle Smartl This familiar phrase was heard ol all fhe wrestling matches this year. Under the new cooch, Frank Huolskomp, the matmon had a good season but they were handicopped because they didn't have any men in several of the weight classos. Co-captains of the grapplcrs were Andy Neibergs and Terry Norring. Five of the boys. Hunt, Nelson, Bolstod, Neiborgs and Norring ploccd in invitationals. In oddition to this. Hunt, Norring, Nelson and Flaherty ploccd in the sub-rogionals, and Hunt and Norring took fourth place in the district. Terry Norring In octlon. 52 UHigVt Iw.mmlng Icon. TOR SOW, I lo I; OtrM’ McOonold. l� ory. Smith, foot '. WgMOO, Simc'xli. Cooch Gordo : SICOND ROW: Hooton. Hoy. Siainboch. Hoffman, Match . Bornum, So d ll. Sukar BOTTOM SOW Wyli . Gonopot, McGef, Compb ll Sh ph«rd. KmgiWy, ffi tnom. Ab Mi, Morgan ood Sworn SprlMmnn A Ion Jtolntooch g t� ' od( lo ok off C� «j v« Dick Co pb.ll o J Mi lh.ph.,d Under the new leadership of Cooch William Gardner, U-High swimmers showed individual strength and team spirit. Wi h an improved standing over fho post years the tonkmcn gave mony of their opponents stiff competition and placed fourth in the oil conference meet. Co-captains wore seniors Dick Campbell and Bill Shepherd. With the return of almost all of the lettermen, next year's team shows definite Dromiso. S3 Wednesday noon found U-H.gh's studont senators discussing and arriving at solutions to school problems. In the fall eoch of the sixteen homerooms elected a senator whoso duty was to present to senoto his homeroom's opinions. Ho also reportod the result of the mootings to his classmates. Adnsor. Mr. Thompson. Vrto-Pretidonf. John Polmo«. Pf«ild«n1. Dawd N«� Socrolory. Jt n«r Roth. traaiuror, MoMon $ tw mid of. STANDING Chowwon. I. to K. Mary Coth on. Buildings o«d G'Oundi. G� e ch i Sch-Sfudonl-tocvlfy. John Polmor. Chortor and PuWoty. Pot Cm ald. Sooot Ab «n«, Juba Oupore. Auambly, Andy N lb� M� t. Sludonl Ac-ivit-ot L 10 Hi S Schothwskoi. M Adam, D. Klnd K.. P. Goroid. S Sondoll, D Bornum. A. Fromndokl. s Sr «wn. M. Noflolm, G. B Booster. W Corllm. C. Rutmon. J Brown. O. Gilbcftfon. 5. Coufmon. � Suhov, ond B Dubo Senate's six standing committees consist of one senator or alternate from every grodo The committees. Buildings and Grounds, Student-Faculty, Sociol. Chorter and Publicity, Assembly and Student Activities. helped to orgoniie ond regulate student activities At the colorful all-school olection in the spring officers for the following yeor are chosen. 54 Fill up the borrol During the week of February 4, U-Highites filled the barrel lor charity. Tho drive included two assemblies and noon hour activities during five week. Tho drivo was climaxed by the Twilight Charity Ball, highlighted by the crowning of o queen from tho Senior Class and attendants from the Junior and Sophomoro Classes, and also a junior high attendant. The Mordi Gras, sponsored by the Federation of Languages. was one ol the many ways of roising funds for our A.F.S foreign exchange students A sponge throw, school jail, ond Mordi-Grams helped to make the porty a gay and enthusiastic ono. There wore mony other booths ond activities as well as o sidewalk cafe that featured chilli, weiners. and sauerkraut. 35 R Axllrod, R Boilon. B Beecher. 5 Barger. W Blummerx, M Brandi. A Bruerr-eer, i BruomtT-e . M. Brunlrow, B Clorl. J Oartrrv Sophomore Class SopKo o'� c I o • odvtton. Miu lor-roine Svndol. W Roo-tn Jockvan, wd M l R. Palorton Sophomore ClaM officer! ond ieootor . Sophoe ore biology clow S. Eidn i tilled P Evoni W tw-ng C ferdelmon N Foker F. French J. Fnedland M. Goldberg A Gronriuot K. Moll B Maroon M Hoy G Mokemon E Holder man J. Mvnl G Johmon M. Korllni R. Cnee land G Ko h'er N KoAon T KoMsoal 56 V Huttelh V Salmon 8 Schroeder P. Show N Shepherd D. Skcwron C Smith P. Smith T. Smith S. Steven S Sf.llo' M SloeMer A Stoddard f. Tr0UQO 1 P. Terjwn I WatKtn M. WeinUmn D. Weld 8. Wed D Whit J. Wilke B. Zwtrtl 5? This year the Junior High really wont Gung-ho!'’ Sovonth, Eighth, and Ninth Graders were busy giving class parties. Junior High partios and tho Junior High Piny C-squad cheerleaders wore chosen to cheer lor their own basketball team, which the Junior High Pep Club octively supported. 58 M' ThcnpKW Lttli w.u Me R ovy o 0 Dr. Front Roport to------ By 8:15 AM. the office wos filled with sludonts on all kinds ol business. At 8:30 tho tardy ones strog-gled m asking lor admit slips Th«, day began hectically for tho office sfoft ond continued that way a they worked to keep tho school running smoothly Guordmg tho hoalth of U-High student was tho job of Dr. Fronk and Miss McReavy. Helping students solve their problems and odvising thorn about thoir futuro mode Mr. Jerry Thompson's job on Interesting one. 59 SITTING' Mlu Nrqubf. I io I Mru W.lbr-jhl. M.M Da Moron, ond Mi.« SorWund Here is U-High as we lived it, Spring Quarter—1957. 61 With the return of almost a whole team of letter men, hopes lor on all-conference tennis team were high. This year the racquet men were under the cooching of Bill Gardner Although the trock team was new and inexperienced, they were able to do very well. The trock men were coochod by Frank Huelskomp. U'Htgh'i fom TO HOW. I to Mortin. Molten. N«j� . Cood- ConW� . BOTTOM ROW. Kovtmon, SontMI. G'-k Smith. AbM-r Jm Roil. 62 O-Hlgh'i frock loom, TO ROW. I to R HeUn. Mona, SIMM . Ajulrod. Cooch Havlikomp. BOTTOM tow, Rowl-nQ. WrigKi. Fog«(b«rg MISSINO: Bornum, Igal Kaplan. KoaMaf. to b«r. McOonofd. Moan. Nofrlng. G. OI oa. Rolm. Poymar, lorion. 63 Our newest addition, sports-wiso, this year, waj a basoball team. U-High hasn't spotted a baseball team in many years Though wo did not ploco in the Valley Conference, the noeded experience was goinod for a hopeful season next year. The team was coached under the capable supervision of Cooch Robert O'Neill. Members of the storting squad are: Awada, Evans, Holien, Klenitz, $kov-oran, Traugoft, Broek, Buirgo. Jones. Mortin, Nowlin. Other members of the team are: Pauling, Brown, Wylie, Nordquist, Nicoll, Sfolpeslod, ond No Ison. TSejpiom. TOP TO BOTTOM. W Wright, S. Kaulr o« 0 Campbell, D Trimert, F Ben . N Niemoit. M. Rice. 0 T«ohig. P. Davlet. G. Mlllettod. 0 Borov . C KeFWy. T Fogelberg. S. Thomot. A. Ccee. P GeroM. B Trocht, G Gunther. M Govmr, M tAorquo.t. J. Waftoe. W. lor don. 1C Hotfoot . J. Gruber. S. Bumhtwti. P Viwc, J Roth. C laudon, G, Schiele. F Felatteln, L Stroiri. J. Knniky. S. Oiterberg. J l � m. C S-moruh o«d B WT.lt.ng ABSENT: Ruth Bermon A Kene Fro “Noah oi directed by Or, Arthur BoHef 64 The onimols of Nooh's Ark filled Scoff Hall's stage during The successful run of fhe Sen Class ploy, Nooh. The ploy was written by Andre Obey, one directed by Dr 8ollet This was the first yeor that U-High seniors hove had fhe opportunity to present their ploy to fifth grade pupils from the entire Twin Cities. In order to become a member of Troup 763 of the National Thespian Society, a student must oarn points by octing in a play or working on a stage crow. The groups aim is to “promote och� evoment In the dromatic ortj. This year's octivitios included sponsoring the Junior High Play and a spring bon-quet Ifi going to romlt...- Oh good grief, the J. S. already!” ■'Rhopsody m Blue, vw� the mood and setting of the Junior Senior Prom. Bluo and silver stors with soft pink and blue lighting gave Coffman Memorial Union on air of splendor. Girls In formats and boys in tuxedos marched through an orch of blue daisies ond white carnations os Sir Winslow's band occom-paniod them. 0 Abb L Anderton C. Bouley M- Allen, mitt'ng Junior Class A. Oom K. Collin P. Cooper man L Corbett Mr. Bell Mi� Zrto Clint oScert TOP BOW. Dovg Grim. Treoiwreri Douglot Kindtchl. Pretident ond Senolor; Jim Kingiley, Se .lory, BOTTOM BOW. Al Sreinboch. VkePretident. Sieve Sondell. Senator; Sergei s bocbowikoi. Senator. F Feirui.ln J Fetmood P Gnopet M Gaviter S. GluMk £ Green D. Grim S. Hommel J. Hav f. HoHman G. Hoflmon D Holien R. Hornr.ll R Mvber W. Keete 0. Kienifi 0. KindnM J Ktngtley J. Krlntky A lo Cloir C lovdon J. leory J- u� « I levy C lundquitf G McDonold P. Mclood R Met or Ion. I Morttn G. MoKfcon W. Mntry C Morgan 5. Murkwik C toiler J. tolion. 6 todund. C. Olton. Junloo loafing be'ww- dowai IVrofllng t«chn-qv i at d mo«Urored by Mr. K«gl r G. Ofaon. 1. Orrlll. C. Qu.rn.it.. R Pouting 0. Pool . M Pirfnom J. Rond J. Rrode. T. RkSo.d on f. Rottmon J. Rot S Rugg $. iond.ll $ S hocbow� ko, H Pet«r� A. Poymor M Str.wo.-i L 5� em A Ste.nboch M Sworn P i wo non A. Walton T, WhH.MII A. W.lliomi J WrigM N Wyll K. Zlmmvmon M Srhnex ., II NM Stoll i L to R..G Gvnthor. f. Dovtot. M. Srfinoidor. Advt� o� . Miu W Joi. 1 Bond. Biz ond Breeze manoged to moke every deadline this year, but only because they worked until 1 and 2 In the morning. The traditional rivalry between the two publications got off to o good start in September, but by May it hod blossomed into a bottle as to which group hod the better baseball team. Naturally in the big championship game, the publications tied, thus proving thot neither B«z or Breeze are superior. QulU one SeroB' TOP L to t. J. to , L Snout. 0. CoopboR. 0. GuMtwr. t . ScWdw. K. • •«. S. Bvml.om. BOTTOM N Honton. S. Oitwbore. S Bond. M. CorKron, M Bronton Brooi. Sto . L to 1,0. Con.pb.ll, M. CocVon. 1 to . N. Homo. M Members of fh© Biz and Breeze who hove demonstrated outstanding ability in their fields ore chosen to bo members of Quill and Scroll. National Honor-ory Journalists Society. Twelve seniors of the publications staffs received the award this year. Photo service is on organization of students who take picturos for both of the publications. All except class sections of this years Bisbila pictures were token by the members of photo service 61 S atli L to . Advitor Mr. Oleary. L S� rov« J. Fermaud. M Allan. 0 Duboff. L Corbett. G. Movlmon. S. Thomas, M. Covuar. J Nil ton. S. Burnhom. M (Stanton. C Pink. Student toother Miu Fro� J. f. Fain-� f«in. K. Raitan. Photo Sorvfca. U to R. C. W.lka. L Stein. A. Ingham, M Swain. R. Pouting. N Wyl.a. 69 Robert Roy Tracht Ovr Junior ond 5emor Clou president ...o sport o season.. .outstanding pedomer for champion basketball team... Boo Boo. what cha doin’ Richard Campbell Contogious enthusiasm... o lop Bight mors In dneustioot... our Senior Class Veep... winning science pro,acts... Dkk’t swimming won h.m o letter Julie Marie Dupere Norman Peter Hanson Michel Adam John Elias Awada SwiU mountain climber.. .tHra-ordt-oo'ily bright . .Quick in don ...O M� U lot everyone.. . CoM mo Mik - The boy brh-rxj IS tymboli... Klnv Awodo. . .Quick or. the uptake...a whU on ikate� ...one oI dr boy’� “ Francis Marion Bens from. � he'� turvlving .. .tecretary ol G A.. .tfignou tapper .. .loithlul to the Gopherlond.. .flvol Lester Morehart Bolstad Wotm unite ond friendly internt in people... bop. rhythm and bluet... lot Wilvei honJ to ochieve.. .wreitling ond fooeboll ...Webifer'i friend.. .thot truckl 71 Sandra Lee Bauley Soad e...umWa and lawgiver... OMfc.llOfl. lo f.ll i he po l..,t o co O'dinuto'.. .ipofti enthuiiotl.. . Any one lot a � l««b«t potty? Barbara Ann Bruemmer Barbara Mae Bond Thor damyr. Imla lent lamb ' look... “Borb hoi originality phi .. .Creotiva ot Br� a� 2nd poga tood-to ... desk hairdo .. .lophhticalad hwmor. Sarah Lucile Burnham Try. I.ncriry and patiaoca... Sally hoi o toady loygh... creative In the arti...Bit...� he'� oil ro on Intorparative dance W Mnol. Muiicol loach... pet. taneii n«d r«d hair... Sponijh Clyb... d. ceptive qyi.tn«tt...G rl t Store Mary Kathleen Branton A tynpothelK (or...o imooth wardrobe.. .bright and tunny... t.o coordinator.. .wnlnhibited i«n� e ol hwmor. •orb ...If no only h� c height that kept everyone looking yp to her... Pep Club vc p.. .German Clyb and Federation office.. .qveen ol th. Bethel Gary Anthony Brown Friendly grin...grid Iron rogylor ond wretfhng teo«...often x-rn behind on AVOC projector... mothematicol skill Sharon Rose Bouley Jo Ann Chernoff That bright paptodant umla.. .snarly davilith loughtar...'But. � ...opart hoota in Hopkmi... I'll mast yov Ot tha Br-dga ” Henry Bannister Clark Toll, dork ond hard«o ro.. .“Man1' n d-w o� tha Naot Guyi... loot boll li hit ipo� 1...ou� t but lurt-loring David Michael Collins Tha imaotor of thot wall-known U M.gh coupla... Oova ond h.� horn rod-o...a mo1ha� o icol a� ind...ln allactwol indflhf. 73 Mary Louise Cochran M. L '•...«� � � pog ft- Koopi... G A pr ild M ond cbnorUoding.. tho� « gr n .. .Svndori � R«l� n't.,.p � o outhorltv- Edward John DeHaven iig d.p� o� r going «onn «... tovod o«d ortglnol OvgM� ...noon hoof find him munching in fh R'o«l cubby bn •lodronlc compear. Paul Michael Davies Omaha. ..unoapoctod comwnti and todufK co'toont... bongo boy.. .thoaptant. naturally. ,.o� blondt or ongolt Patricia Ann Dugan o.'««d and moture...ofwcryt in .K� wool Ml ond a June wedding.. , OtV o pillar of GRA Raymond Willard Evans David Patrick Dowd U Club and all conference and...one of It Nairobi Trio... “WkoKi the matter here? ... thote tilent eym toy to much. Daniel Howard Duboff Faithful to o l game ond donee ...o itownch Domocrat... Helped edft hi (port ... hotl at terrific open hovte Whot'1 behind that angelic gr.n?...lighthearted ond full of pronki.. .lightfooted, too, on the baiketboll court... memorable year In fgypt, Thomas Gary Fogelberg ■’fogberg”.. ,he‘i in two different world ... tubtle humor... friendly penuotlon... Character without a doubt... ahroyt good for a wive crock fcarl Henry Ellis Action on the football tea .. .that phytigve — handy in ihop clou... KtVE ond that mu tic.. .Man at all loelol mint with hi certain blonde. 74 Gary Gilbertson Evangelia Frangethaki Anjy... Imported from Graaca... on Ocfrra imgh a...dorh bwvty ... •nv.ofcl knonfadga of fngl.th grammar. IKa quiaf typa...molt� o the Floi Top...one o( the ftrj� Bermuda boyj...ohvcryi a WUhotan word...toot tenlor viewi to Sanon Stephen Merrill Goldfarb n«a hUonowi od-iib.. .operational lha flnaa thlngi in Ma (ka creom).. .tuulan dub bockec... •High Mo. Steverlnol John Fredrick Gardner “Gor ...ledata...ofwoy good lot o lovgh.. .we ll oiwoyt remember lha Mtta rad Ma� h...tn tfyle with � ha lotett foihiona. Patricia Ellen Gerald tor'...Shei qoi everything... thoae neat clothe combinotiom ...••Wool anybody hatp with a deploy com? ...approved totiol functioni, preilded o French ond Pap clubt Gary Martin Green Fifth hour poge lho«a croty ml� ed up baUt.. .‘'Gorei inoity l� y hirt� ... Who'i driving tonight, Noon? ... opan hovtet-onytlmeonyvuhere Roger Ernest Gustavson An odventvrovi ipiri . . . d'� � wi with diitinction,. .tire morki on the po em nt... Mf'i iww Jeanne Elizabeth Gruber A toyol ond rmlllng worher... Jeon “ It o tport. ahrayl teen yelling at the ga«e .. ''Whkh my to the keboe?’ Gail Lettice Gunther Slock-eyed � lvoc ty.. . Don't coH me Gunthl ...o modern dancer.. . The Ploy’ ttie Thing ,..Breeie'i treaty third page. 76 Geoffrey Kendall Hillestad gi« t hilonoul ipMctwi,.. ikop (woodnO'hingi ond l� ol� l Occupy hit lima. .. V� p“ of Dw Mocpetologicol Socioty Arthur Draper Ingham Tiny ...wllh o iom.ro..-tcovting ond lU l ...l d good nolurol tail ., .wood working in tpor. tlm. Wallis Annette Jackson Afwoyl O tunny M .W. . . th.1 bH« t 'Hory of ohnot� wrory-lh.ng. ..a good tport ond auch fun lo b. wHh.. . Tm. if o gull' non . Jean Ellen Jackson A blond blond...acfwa In GBA...P p Club...a bland of fun and tpiril.. .Fomout lot bar many dumber partiM.. .Garmon Club Martha Dillon Jordan So wall orgoruzad ond induttriout.. .toilboott ora draom-boott... that model blvtk... Innocence?... comp during Ik Donald Edward Jeuneman Outgoing IriandtlnaH... Ik AII-Am r«on boy...Don llket loot-boll. bunting, tiling... UOvb tacralory. traotu ar Merchon Linton La Joy Robert Charles Kaplan leov It to •'■'hviiotm...lo.ri to iki. •von on o ping pong tobl ... praMdon of Ski Club...“fr� my tpofk plug - Carroll Richard Kelly Swoth-buckllng lyp .. .i«a houtftbla fund of knowfodga... bol Inlio ond Kl«nc« ftcton. Raymond Michall Lazar Rotky V... uiudantlfied g «on lpom tat ...thol collegia look.. ,th. thoo mIm mon...o true AVOC won., .buty?... hour In th« llbroty. S«« o«d Mint « fh MnUt btu« iy t — royolty k h r Ipacioby.. .raignad o a� 1916 Nomacoming... thaoring foe throe yaori.. .0 record braoklna Id4mmm. Adrienne Gail Miller An avid Oinwland fon...third hour (ndt “Adie o� acfing oImam dip .. .qvfat. but oh K. MtaOiga ...� ratonol dull 78 David Norman Ness ProtJdod ow S � of« moat.ngi...Coww oI Boy'i Slot . AfS— Whoi a (Ko 3. thoo hot wrought, oh G«i«o� 7 . Nancy Nieman WhoJotomo otiroclivoMou...oh ro b of Salmon .. .AIS wm ... tou «nl � of Spoin — hotpltablo clou part lot and OJ hovto Nancy Lee Mohn Th r«H down oi TIMS.. , Nonco“ y lli hertelf boon at batkafboll Oamci. . .ipacJol Momafc talani... ovor lalrhtwl M chorgt. -h r main ln or« t li o� Edlton. Andrew Neibergs Can ha oof I... Andy cholrmonad Sludarrt Acrivlt.ai Comm.tt o .. ctxopro.n o• lha mo� man...that dared look ol hi . Vaunda Elaine Nelson Colm ond quwr w.th a thy tmilo.. .“Vonni .. .o ctoncy thawn in library lob.. oUtryi John., . ho tm to bo ongogod Terrell Kay Norring Adept at troth. football, and of cowrie. wreitKng. ..Terry wot co opSo of the o� -men... 300 piece of bobble gum... ha specialty-, the cor in ihop. Kay Reiten Susan Evelyn Osterberg D 4n� ftoir for th toaotr ... poitod and pl o on ... iwliilK ability oppf d to Bit o« on •difor...Th tpton ...an .nd.yiduofntlc panonality. Who obowf 'how d odlin t. k.dd.� i? '.. . d '� Bit.. P p and franc ) clvb antovtonl.. .a Ooyton't i n-boord • pr ntotlv .. .on of that I natorol blond Mary Virginia Rice Alwoy to o r v )... Rtychology •mploni •v y'h g ’. brood in.ndod and opttoibbe affityd .. ,b Knd 'h tcenc of mony t o� . James David Roff M. link of l l o� k � boll f o� ... wnd . “Jim ul l.. . pOr t d tor of tK 6' : ... wo )l«M and cynical. John Edward Palmer Th robbl ro«� � .. .boy •mpeioi of AVAR.. . Mon« t John «ot 5 no« r p 'hit y or...UOub torovgh football ond wr llng Corinne May Pink Glowing choc ... toot ’obvlovt lu —« r to Eorop ... Brack i fin lody.. .“Cflny'l o loyol frirndmO rainbow of cloth . « ) Mahlon Craig Schneider Cynthia Rae Rutman SotoM.. .ocilve In school affairs.. .nost ond alwoyt smiling... a whr or the keyboard.. .U High honk on Summit Arenoe. Gretchen Ann Schiele A good oil orovnd girl... octrv in Sonar ... Mrvwd at '55-56 Senate t cr«tary.. .5tud ntfocu!� y chairman.. .athletic Interests. Mary Flora Shaw ' Schneid . obroyt careful but corclr .. .S nor nrhulloit, 1957 Treasurer.. .ilounch Republ :on a I 1 r 8 William Bruce Shepherd Shop cocoptoin lh swimming toom...Pogo Ion. ..ATS ond fo t ol G tmony...tho� « foboloot parties. Helen Louise Straus ChMnur. ond refined... ptemart md.vlduol.ty.. . art ro„.,-‘Ol rpokon.., lovltc't trademark? h,r pony tail, ol court friendliness It her cho«m.. . Who's having o slumber party? ...u� «n 7th hour with the coll dipt..•tweet and sporkl.ng 31 Sarah Margaret Thomas MuqM and undnr Itonding... |o� � Ion � ‘ h plane imptovationi ...mx � e wo� n� .. .tKal cool polled rrx Jon Roland Thorshov 1vylnog n'...o Mm b « � Hn goH love ir... Nk Dad ... .ok «o � kn doy... o mjp friendly end fwn o bn wMi. Richard Edward Triemert tSot golden «jke... Okk“ M � he obtn prewdenl o� AVOC... firtf itring lootboll ond U Otrb.. .“Jo tbn Novy 2 Pauline Ester Trask Po«� b ... f rnti hm o« Swmo� ...“HI driv -. .. • Fowl. '... cf i« with rh« beyi.. . floiM. � «� ! or yov doing, doing, doing? Dennis Carter Twohig On of i � Gopfwrlood ro� d...”D n ond Ml -®lw Somb ...wMinndt of Dcrnd i w-'h lh« bor� - . .• « IWd in tool boll Jane Lynne Watson Popov ond Mgb ipi� t d. .. cb r d tor (hr |«on.. . Girfl — imon ond inoofry lo� lx«.. .Mriow In nd ovorv Judith Marie Whitehill Wrfl ouo� ( l ih d In � h. art, of Ivomomukir .. .Po� n boo'd (•praMMo'iw Jody . and rolicont., .IhOM Mwtng protocH. Caroline Elizabeth Wilke Wells Joseph Wright Sconce dovoi� ...tht p«ooli� , in phcno rophy—f� om T,V. to So dobono.i.. . Buiih-' wo« o « eJ muo «ho� ...'W)w � ,i fh« wouhlo? ... reipontlblo ond th««f- Nooh'l ihown ( •... HJ� wiMcnxk M. Mwnad up owi loti., , froth h hi � port...lbot nooi toil 83 Administration, p. 6 A.V.O.C., p. 41 Band. p. 25 Baseball, p.63 Basketball A Squad, pp. 49-51 B Squad, p. 49 C Squad, p. 58 Big-Little Sister Party, p. 19 Bisbila Staff, pp. 2, 69 Breeze, p. 68 Charity Drive, p. 55 Cheerleaders A Squad, p. 24 B Squod.p. 49 C Squad, p. 58 Chorus, p. 36 Contents, p. 3 Custodians, p. 32 Eighth Grade, pp. 44-45 Executive Committee, p. 7 Faculty, pp. 8-15, 59 Football, pp. 26-28 Girls Recreational Association, p. 48 Health, p. 59 Holiday Hop, p. 37 Homocoming, p. 29 Junior High Activities, p. 58 Junior High Play, p, 42 Junior Closs, pp. 66-67 Junior-Senior Prom, p. 65 Longuoge Club Initiation, p. 34 Language Federation, p. 35 Mordi Gros, p. 55 Mock Election, pp. 30-31 Mother's Teos, p. 43 Ninth Grade, pp. 46-47 Office Staff, p. 59 Open Houses, p. 33 Orientation, p. 18 Pep Club, p. 22 Pep Club-U Club Mixer, p. 22 Photo Service, p. 69 Quill and Scroll, p.68 Sadie Hawkins Dance, p. 32 Senate, p. 54 Senior Closs Play, p. 64 Seniors, pp. 70-83 Seventh Grade, pp. 20-21 Swimming, p. 53 Television Crew, p. 40 Tennis, p. 62 Tenth Grade, pp. 56-57 Thespians, p. 64 Trock, p. 63 U Club, p. 13 Wrestling, p, 52