University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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BREEZE and lllltll The Campus Breeze gained all-American honors again (his year as it has since 1957. The senior staff of editors was aided by the junior staff in its monthly publication. Ralph Neubcck, as editor-in-chief, saw to it that all deadlines were met as the staff worked feverishly, in and around room 249. This year’s Bard got underway during winter quarter. Its publication was preceded by a long and intense search for creative material. Writings were collected from class assignments and extra curricular work. Wayne Stinson and Barby Rcisman served as co-editors and Bonnie Clark was the art editor. The staff was composed of two members from each grade. Advisors: Miss Lorraine Sundal and Mr. John Simmons. tard Staff: Ro- on . I to R: BmuiI Clark, 8a-c Ral.man. Sta»a Kalman. Mark Nafta « C A'datien. Rwth Barman. 'or Thortan. Bon.ta Zwlrti Row two: Mr. Johr Slmmom. Wayna Sr 'K ». A.a G-anq«.»f, Da»a Ray. Ed Cavln. Csrl. Slmond. laa N,r y K'aaman L., Nowlin. graaia Staff: Re— era. I »o R G.vala Jok-voe Nancy Koha . Ram Shaw, Sparry R-ce Janny Ruqg, Ma'vin Karlin. Row two- Ralph Netback. Shari r ja'. Ml.. Sund.l qU,‘t!°B- Jaumaliwn Cla. ; Row ora. I to R: Abby Strati. Chuck Bul-q Tom Jonai Row two: Jim Stolpatlad. Dean EkeJa. Mirry Moa . Jan Mcfarlena. Nancy Marrl.l. Row thcaa: Chrl. S mond. Jaff Ma'tlr Ron Nation Mary Cary. Batty Marry. 17

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«• t to R: Gii «y Saliman. Sally S»«v «, Row Iwo: Ronnla Boat bar, Nancy anap ard, Sua $tiUar, Sandy Eida Dana McCaffrey. Margaret Krab . Jebn Hunt. Junior Rii Staff: Ro- o-a. I to R: K« Ky Peterson. Did Nowt.'n Jar f Wv. iofl m. „ r. Ro- t-o fcoo . Ma'da'von Pat Hubar, May. Gr.ubard u ’ ?.? ,SS and Ann Lundahl. itvdant teacher , Sua Oiton, C ndy Dictman ‘ ,CI Sal and Mr. O'Leary 9a e»er layout tor tKa yearbook. Bisbila mwn» little gopher in Indian. It is an annual publication that holds our memories of the important U. High activities that have taken place during the year. Throughout the rush that approached deadline day, the Senior staff was assisted in their labors by rhe junior art-biz class. After the yearbook was sent to press, the staff took a trip to the Fisher Company in Virginia, Minnesota where they toured the plant and ironed out last minute difficulties. BISB1LA STAFF Editor-in-chief......................................... Sally Steven Activities editor...... ................................... Sue Stiller Faculty and Education editor Margaret Krebs Advisor John P. O'Leary Publisher................... W. A. Fisher Co., Virginia, Minnesota 16

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A.V.O.C. L to R: Secretary. Davit Duggan Proi-dont M l Goldberg. A.V.O.C., PHOTO SERVICE, and T.V. CREW A.V.O.C. is the official name for Audio-Visual Operators Club. This club is a school service organization, and through the functions they perform, the members gain class credit. These functions include supervision of visual aids for class work, social activities and sports events. A.V.O.C. provides the P.A. system, tape recorders, phonographs and movies for class use. Its membership is limited to boys from the ninth through the twelfth grades, and through this service, the boys gain experience with and knowledge in the use of Audio-Visual aids. The purpose of Photo Service is to supply the Biz and Breeze staffs with pictures for publication. Under the direction of Mr. O'Leary, the members learn the art of taking, developing and printing pictures. They have access to the use of many types of cameras and complete darkroom facilities. A representative of Photo Service is present at every U. High function. This service is also a part of the U. High class curriculum. U. High is extremely fortunate in having a closed circuit television system, a modern teaching aid. Its crew members are boys interested in the mechanics of television. Throughout the past year, the television circuit televised senate meetings and various classes for observation by students in the college of education. The crew, under the supervision of Mr. Viggo Hansen and Mr. O'Leary is solely responsible for the engineering of these productions. A.V.O.C.: Ro« on . L to R: Pat Rahorty. Did Barton. And' l ba-n . Dave Duggan. BrvCO Wy!i . Advito Mr. H«nt n. Row two. I to R- Ro'ph N ub d. Gary HaUMOn Jim No»ditrom. Bill Fti dland. T.V. Craw: Row on . I to R: Bill Fritich . D v Duggan, Paul L«ja-row, G n Kvai'inti, loon l cob nn . Row on . I to R: Ralph N ub d M l Goldberg. Bob Wilton Oav Panlonln. Chrit Smith. Photo Wic : I to R 8- Nic° ‘ Sod Hund. 18