University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SEVENTH GRADE C. Andcrwn K. Aufdcrhcldo Faced with the prospect of making new friends and learning new faces, the seventh grade started their first year with a definite challenge. They were expected to acquaint themselves with senior high students as well as their own classmates. This job was made somewhat easier by the Big-Little-Brother-Sister party which enabled them to make contacts with the senior high. This year they held many activities, among which was the Home Ec. party. In the various all-school projects and elections, the seventh graders assisted in every way possible, and proved themselves valuable assets to the school. V. Pro ., Alternate J. Morken Troawrer C. Thome Secretary M. Smith Senator J. McLaughlin Senator Alternate Alternate I. Shapiro T. Kollo B Hall T. Borman C. Brown C. Burton C. Chorgojky 15

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There is never really an end where a beginning is in sight. That is the way we feel about our faculty-student relationship. It is a merger of ideas, knowledge, and learning, not transferred from teacher to student, but developed by both. We are not taught as such. We are given ideas and philosophies to elaborate upon ourselves. In this way our faculty-student relationship is a broader and a closer one, more profitable in every aspect where learning is concerned. 14

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P. Claire L. Erler C. Fife F. Gustofson G. Johnson P. Kotz R. Danielson J. Douphince M. De Coster K. Ferdelmon I. Falk L. Fasth R. Fink M. Finley E. Firestone G. Hcrmundslie E. Howell G. Heideman S. Jones A. Kinnaird J. Jolly R. Larson L. Johnson C. King J. Dimonaticn E. Ferriek G. Grande M. Howell M. Kanun R. Larson