University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Miss Janet Ecklund. Mr. Robert MacLeod, Mr. Kenneth Metz 8th graders await the referee's decision Physical Education U High's Physical Education staff added two new members this year. Mr. Robert MacLeod, the new director, and Mr. Metz assumed their instruction and cooching roles to maintain the high quality athletic program at U High. In her second year as girls' Physical Education teocher at U High, Miss Janet Ecklund also served os advisor to G.R.A., Pep Club, and cheerleaders. Team membership and playing methods were built up in both girls' and boys' sports with hopes for outstanding seasons next year. Head over heels in love

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Business Education This year the Business Education Department's curriculum consisted of typing classes. Mr. Peters, the department's only member, taught typing both during the regular class schedule and during the activity period. The goal of this course is to give the students an adequate typing background so as to produce efficient and accurote typing. The importance of this useful skill is stressed as on asset in the student's future years in an academic and business world. Library Miss Edith Kromcr—Librarian Mrs. Donna Hipps—Assistant Librarian Any books on daisies. Mrs Hipps’’ Parents experience the frustrations of a typing class The U High library provides a research center and a study area for its students and faculty. Besides its academic function, the library offers magazines and fiction materials for spare-time enjoyment. Miss Edith Kromer, the librarian, and Mrs. Hipps the assistant librarian, have kept the library running efficiently throughout the year. They are able to quickly refer anyone to research materials and to suggest other reodings. Our librarians also handle the 400 to 600 new books which are received each year. 18