University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Physical Education U High's physical education department continued its broad program of activities this year. It offered many more types of dosses than the average high school. The deportment was able to include in its curriculum such classes os swimming, bowling, tennis, and golf by making use of University facilities. In boys' physical education, Mr. Robert MocLeod coached the football, baseball, and basketball teams. He also taught seventh and ninth grade classes and seventh hour athletics. Mr. Kenneth Metz coached the wrestling and track teams and taught the eighth grade. Mr. Harold Whitehead taught the tenth grade and, in addition, coached the swimming team. New to the department this year was Mrs. Judith Helgeson who taught all the girls' classes, advised GRA, and worked with the cheerleaders. Mrs. Judith Helgeson, physicol education instructor, checked new records made by her sophomore field hockey players. Mr. Whitehead conducted the sophomore boys in football. The three U High coaches, Mr. Harold Whitehead, Mr. Kenneth Metz, and Mr. Robert MacLeod pose for the camera. 16

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Mr. Robert Beery taught seventh grade social studies and world problems. Mr. Allan Kyle spent his second year at U High teaching American history. Mr. Stuart Stockhaus taught senior social studies. In the fall, he organized a field trip to state hospitals in Anoka and Cambridge. Dr. Edith West, department head, directed Project Social Studies at the University. 15 Wo livo in a fluid, continuously changing world. The cmergenco of o common, baticalfy humanitarian civilixotion on the world horizon it the great fronlior for the free man in a free world.

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Counseling The counseling deportment, heoded by Dr. Lorraine Hansen, was responsible for much of the U High student's welfare. Mr. Lowell Hellervik, new to the staff this year, and Dr. Hansen assisted juniors and seniors in making plans for college and aided younger students in adjusting to high school life. They were also responsible for the interpretation of tests and data which was used to determine the best future plans for individuals. The counselors also worked closely with the counseling deportment at the University this year. For example, student counselors interviewed U High students. Films of these interviews were used as teaching devices for students in counseling. Dr. Lorraine S. Hansen planned for a forthcoming career conference. She also advised the student AFS committee. Mrs. Carla Hill served as secretary in the student personnel office this year. Mr. Lowell Hellervik helped Julie with her plans for the future. The individual ii both a rational and emotional being who differs from other individuals in his abilities and interests, his environment, and in the extent and woy in which he it educable. 17