University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Ml.I. and Jl Mill! llllill PEP ('Ll H G.ltA. Off © : I to R: R»©»id©M Glnny RuU©th, $©cr©tary Jactl© AndttS. Vic© pcuvd©'- Junior HlqK ftp Club: Ro. on©. L lo R: Rr©tld©nt C;ndy $t©v©n, S Cr«t My Mafqa t Lorb©'. Rc-G«y © S!©bbint. Tr©»tv'©' Na ©lt© Donn N two: Lind Sto!p©itad. Carolyn R mb©cq. Rutb Kc«M©«, T»»ry D«»n. 8a'b G'lqqv Kay L«vy. Ro» thr ©: 8a'b R ©d. Ann bowan Joan MacKinnon. Sa-a Roicoo, Nancy Sl©inb« q, Ma'ty Abi©n»: Judy Moran. Tr«au.'©r. £l(«n D«H«r«n vie© p ©i.d© t. Girlt Swimminq T© m; Ro« ono. L to R: Oin«h Y©»s«© J©an-© Heaborlin. Stophani© Torbo-t Linda $tc-lp©»tad Ro- two; Ma»t, arnum, Svn M«rqg» t Ann Granquijt. Sally Stovon. Cindy Sloven Row th ©0 Oon McCaflray. (l,n OoHavon Min Strcvar advljot. J«ni© parley, lynatt© Wolli. Sherry Ric Ab««nt; Ginny RulintK captain. Twice a week during the school year, junior and Senior girls meet to take part in recreational activities. This was the Girls Recreation Association. On Tuesdays the girls swam at Norris Gymnasium. On Fridays they used the U. High facilities, such as the trampoline, and played basketball and badminton. During fall quarter, Friday afternoons were spent at the Coffman Union Howling Lanes. This year the girl's swimming team was sponsored by G.R.A. and coached by Miss Mary Strcver. They were successful in their only meet with a smashing victory over St. Louis Park. 67 to 44. Junior High Pep Club is the little sisters of the Senior High Pep Club. Its members, though few in number, were very active this year. Their main objectives were organization of the club itself, and establishing a treasury for later use. 21

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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

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Sum Marquar C Squad: Row o«•, I o R: Nancy Rand. Sand'a Raid Jana John ion. Jan Rfodia. Rm tw»: Marilyn Tu.cK.yn Andraa And anon. Dinah Y.nr., Sandy JoKnton. Row Kraa: Cindy S'avan. Carolyn Rambarq Sara Rouoa Nancy St.inb.nj Nancy Kehan 22 Thu has been a busy year for our A squad cheerleaders. During Fall quarter, they led cheers for the football team, and planned all of the pep feats. Thev also assisted in the selection of three B squad cheerleaders, who shared chccrleading responsibilities with the A squad during basketball season. Winter quarter twelve junior high girls were chosen to form a C. squad of apprentice cheerleaders. Spring quarter for the first time, we were able to have Spring pep fest . Next year the cheerleaders hope to boost school spirit by putting each U. High club in charge of planning one pep fest. The high point of this year was their annual trip to the cheerleading clinic where they exchanged cheers with other cheerleaders. Advisor. Miss Ellefson. SK.il Walton • Squad: Hot, Jack.. And.fl, Man) » M«y«d«, Mo y N.l ion. Su. OUon