University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bard and Thespians Bard: Row ono. left to right: Steve Kaufman, Anne Kingsley. Mark Watrenberg Kay Putnam, Lee Ann Putnam. Mary Bond. Row two: Mr. Simmons, Adviser; Debby Charnloy. Pete Lorber. Eleanor Arna-son, Ruth Koehler, Janie O'Leary, Blair Charnely. U High's literary magazine, the Bard, is the only school publication which is strictly an extra-curricular project. It is also the only one to which all grades can contribute. This year's Bard editors were Debby Chamley and Pete Lorber. As before, Mr. John Simmons was adviser. Christopher Simonds presided over Thespians, T High’s honorary dramatic club, in 1960. Students qualified for Thespians on the basis of a point system. Because of the rather large casts of the three major plays performed this year, Thespians had an unusually high membership. Thespians: Sitting, left to right: Merry Moon, Tom Jones. Pete Yessne Jill Nash, Jim Stolpestad. Karon Osborno. Adviser; Ponny Baran, Jeannie Lindstrom. Debbie Wright. Standing: Jeff Gilken-son, Alta Henemon. David Barnum. Abby Straus Bob Gorkin. Mark Naftalin, Anne Widmer. Nannette Donnell, Cathy Swanson. Gayle Stobbins. 31

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Breeze Headlines, Headlines, Discussions, Repercussions! 4 Braexe: Left to right: Miss Nancy Wetrud. adviser: Jim Stolpestad. Co-Editor-in-Chief: Chris Simonds. Co-Editor-in-Chief: Charles Buirge. eichange editor; Abby Straus, center oditor; Thomas Jones, sports editor; Doan Ekola. first page editor; Merry Moon, third page editor; Jill Nash, second page editor. A school’s newspaper plays an important role in student life. Through the paper, the student body receives an organized account of current happenings as well as subjective articles which provoke laughter or thought. The Campus Breeze staff tried this year to exploit these two areas in an interesting and interest-catching manner. They began the school year by overhauling the paper's typography, thus revising a ten-year tradition which they felt had begun to stagnate. With the help of their new adviser, Miss Nancy Watrud. the Breeze staff won the twenty-third All-American rating, the highest honor offered to the scholastic press. Journalism II assumed the job of preparing the paper, and Journalism I acted as apprentices. J-I students who had demonstrated consistently high levels of responsibility and writing skill were elected to the 1960-61 staff in April. These future staffers published a Cub Issue which fully justfiied their positions. Journalism I: Row on«, loft to right; Margie Mayeda. Tom Bator, Davo Collins. Margie Dugan, Sylvia Thorsen, Diane Stokke. Carol Marquart. Row two: Dave Ray Bill Page. Gary Downs. Doug Hall. Punkey Heaberlin. Dottie Oborndorf, Anne Kingsley. Steve Koufman Jim Zagaria, Alison Dray. Don Holien, Mrs. Huck, student teachor. 30

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AVOC AVOC: Row ono. loft to right: Bill Groon. Chris Hjelm, Bill Friedland. Dove Duggan, Dick Ellestad. Row two: Johnny O'Loary. Phil Zimmorman. Jim Nordstrom, Tom Baker. Ken Larson. Row three: Pat Flahorty, Ron Nolson, Skip Whitehill, Andre Lacabanne, Miko Swifka. Photo Service Photo Service: Row one. left to right: Bill Fritscho, John Boasley, Dave Duggan, Dick Anderson. Tom Baker. Row two: Cindy Dickmon, Bob Wilson. Jeff Martin, Bill Friedland. John LaClair, Paul Leza row, Bob Winston. 32