University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mi» DeiMorais, Miss Stucvc, and Miss Nyquist, our office staff, work twelve months of ooch year to keep us and our records straight. OUR OFFICE STAFF CCTV CREW CUSTODIANS Arnold Turner, Curtis Leslin, Lorry Dcmar, and Albert Bentz, our industrious custodial staff, have the overwhelming job of keeping our school dean. At the present time our Closed Circuit Television channel transmits live shows to College of Education classes studying teaching techniques. Usually several hundred college students observe the demonstration lessons on TV screens in lecture halls where the material is discussed with an instructor. The actual kinescope films are available for loan to other educational organizations. Many of these films have been distributed internationally as part of the CCTV Project in Teacher Education which operates on the grant received from the Federal Government. Mr. lacobonnc. video director, it ouiitcd by Mr. Algrcn and Mr. Luce. Mr. Don Noale ij the CCTV co-ordinolor for the College of Education. The U-High itoff conjiiti of Miss Georgia Korner, Mi»s Judy Kaul, and Mr. John O'Leary. CCTV director. 6

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COUNSELING Miss Sundol. alter an absence of one year on a Fullbrighf to Norway, come bock to resumo her job os o counselor with Mr. Norman who is new to U-High this year. Together they work with our parents to moko proper preparations for our high school and college years. HEALTH Nurse McReavy, one of the most populor persons of U-High, is olwoys available to mend sore throats, aching heads, and tired bodies. 5 Dr. Fronk. U-High's physician, is always available for students' health problems.

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OUR PTA IS ACTIVE Tho luccesi of our PTA wo» evidont of its first mooting Very few of our parents ever miss o parent-teacher function at U-High. This year wos, of course, no exception, and it is apparent that they all found going to school extremely interesting. Dr. Lazarow, current PTA President, works with the parent and faculty committees to plan meetings, which are designed to acquaint parents with the aims of our school, the faculty, and the courses offered to their children. During the business meetings, parents also bring up problems that they feel are of importance to all parents and teachers. On November 16 the first PTA meeting of fall quarter wos held. After the business meeting and a talk given by our foreign exchange students, our parents attended classes as we do every day. In that way, parents not only had the opportunity to meet the teachers, but they became acquainted with the typical classroom surroundings. 7