University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Staff at Work ADMINISTRATION Rodger L. Kemp Dennis L. Danger PHYSICAL EDUC. Robert J. Keller William R. Martin Dean E. Hinmon Robert N. MacLeod Robert A. Anderson SOCIAL STUDIES Roger G. Olstad Kenneth F. Metz Raymond A. Ziebarth James C. Sylvester C. Jean Marasco COUNSELING Robert W. Beery MODERN LANGUAGES Harold L. Whitehead Wesley Tennyson Genevieve Berkhofer Emma M. Blrkmaier CCTV Lorraine 5. Hansen Allan R. Kyle Julie Buckholz John P. O'Leary James A. Norman John M. McCullen Wolfgang L. Kraft Dale L. Lange Leon Lacabanne PHYSICIAN BUSINESS EDUC. Glenn H. Ray OFFICE STAFF Emma M. Frank Robert M. Peters Ramedo J. Saucedo Arlene D. Backlund NURSE AVOC Elfi V. Terp Mary J. Dos Marais Marian L. McReavy John P. O'Leary Elvira L. Wright Marilyn J. Foss LIBRARY MATHEMATICS UNIFIED ARTS Edith Nyquist Edith V. Kromer Donovan A. Johnson Robert R. Randleman Carla Stueve Donna Hipps Lester A. Becklund Rudolph B. Berryman BUILDING CARETAKERS LANGUAGE ARTS David Bergquist Walter R. Cramond Gerald Lizotte Orville Nelson Leslie Stenseth Stanley B. Kegler Ronald P. Fisher Ralph E. Schulz Albert Bcntz Thomas D. Bacig Jon H. Sontag Robert W. Surplus Emil Blomquist Judith H. Bogard Raymond P. Ziebarth Larry DeMar Donald D. Fogelberg SCIENCE Rebecca W. Walch Curtis Leslin Nancy W. Hoium Clarence H. Boeck Ruth E. Zuelke Gerald Stocke

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 — 0 Dr. Robert J. Keller, Professor of Education and Director of University High School, presided over the school Executive Committee. In addition, his major duties at U High included the over-all administrative functions of the school. Maintaining a liaison with the College of Education and various national organizations involved with Closed Circuit Television and Teacher Education found him an extremely active administrator. Admin is tra t ion Robert A. Anderson, Principal of U High, worked to untangle the complexities of our laboratory school. He served on the curriculum. Executive and Admissions committees, arranged scheduling of student programs, and kept informed of all classroom activities. Working without an assistant for the first part of the year, his duties extended beyond the normal tasks. Included are such things as approving pepfests, chaperoning open houses and handing out pinkies. Mr. Anderson was also known around campus as Assistant Track Coach for the University Team. Mr. Robert A. Anderson — Principal. Dr. Robert J. Keller — Director Mr. Anderson welcomed the students at the opening assembly on the first day of school. 3 n't