University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Spanish Club and Fadaration Off-cart I to R Traai-rar Ma'qio May-•do. Pratidant Shall Watto . Sacratary lynatta Wallt, Adr-tor Mr Sane hat. The Federation of foreign languages, U. High's United Nations, is composed of the officers of French, German, Spanish and Russian Clubs. The language clubs rotate administrative responsibilities. each club holding office once in four years. This year the Spanish Club officers are in charge of Federation. The purpose of Federation is to unite these clubs and promote interest in foreign languages and the individual countries. Each year during winter quarter, Federation sponsors an initiation for first year language students wishing to join one of the language clubs. The Holiday Hop, our largest all school dance, is their most important yearly project. Federation also sponsors all activities that provide funds for our A.F.S. students. This year they held an A.F.S. banquet in Shevlin Hall for this purpose. French Club Off-cart; Rma ora. L fo R Sacratary Ann AdviWX Mr. larqa Preiidanf Jan.a D r'ay. Rr » »«o: Treasu'a' Dick No-a'-n, Vit« prat-dan Jafl Martin, Club Offion: I to R Sacratary Pu-ny 8 -a- Rratldanl Tcdd Homan. Vic« ptatidont B'ooki Covin. Traatucar Ja Foil. Ad -tor Mr. Clark Rattian Oub Offieart: I to R Advitor M- Ball, V-ca pratidant Brook t Cavin Pratidant Jan Break Sacratary JIN Nath. Traaturar Jud- Slain.

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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

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PEP ('Ll B AND II CLUB Promoting interest in all U. High athletic event is the job of Pep Club and U Club. Pep Club boosted school spirit selling megaphones during fall quarter and providing paper programs at home games. U Club members must have won a letter in at least one sport, and survived a vigorous initiation. This active organization held an open house and the U Club dance early in the year, spring quarter, they held their annual awards banquet in Coffman Memorial Union. Advisors; Miss Rosamond Gilbertson and Mr Robert O'Neill. II Clubl L 0 •'» row R Ar.lred. John W.lka Piti da-» -,' }• Koah.i TrauOO . lor bar. Sacond row: Da'ryt Waldo D»a- Nordqult. Marty Stoauar A dy BoaHm Third row: Brookl Caw Ja Break Ja« Mart. Cartar Na'io StoJpo«'»d- lid Garry Jim 20 Pap Oak: I lo t. fry row l »b Ro «« Ba'b 8 omq. V Nancy Koh n Molly Nal»e- Prati. da Jan Mcft'li't Vic Pratlden J :k • Andort Sacralary N ncy Shephard. J« » Elliot , Ma'ain Hoffman Phoaba Hariian. Pa Norrinq Chrit'i J -ia« Sacond ro» Ginny Sa'iman. Galax WriqM, Jaon Heabarlin Marqla Mayada. DoM Obamdorl Emily O'mt’ad Suva Ma'qvart. ua SWI ». Jud a Brown, Sylvia TVoryan, Judy Sian Third ov Oabbia WtiqM Dana McCaffay. Nan Den nail. Nancy Morrill. Janilar Nimmar Mary McLeod Sarjae Ri . Anil la,.b . Kathy Potaryon. Caro! Marq.arl. Karan Abraham. Mary Cary, fourth real Marry Mo n Shan Porupyly. Sara Bvirqa. Nina P»l Gayl Stabbint. Bc»nia Duboff Dorian Olvon Martha Murphy P n-V Baran filth row Jana Wyrloff. Jaar'a Undttrom. Maya Grauba'd Shalla Watyon Dabby Mclauqhl.n Lynarta Wally. Cathy Swamcn. Priyc'la lindbarq S !y S v n Batty Marry