University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Senate Senate, lead by President Reid Hasfie, spent most of fall quarter organizing coming events of the year. Among the events were the traditionally sponsored World Wide Day, Orientation Week, and aiding in all-school elections. Revision of social policy and revision of assembly policy were included on the agenda of new activities. Under the revision of the social policy, the administration decided to give more money to classes putting on school dances such as the Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins, Prom and Senior Farewell. The main purpose of this was to change the meaning of the open-houses from a solely money raising objective to a more entertaining level. Jill, Renie, and Kris look over senate minutes. The major aim of the Assembly Committee was to broaden the variety of assemblies given during the year by having not only informative, but also entertainment assemblies. Senate officers: R. Hasfie, president; I. Brog-ger; vice president; J. Yu, treasurer; K. Kelly, secretary. 21 Senators. BACK ROW, left to right: K. Bjornson, C. Sandler, S. Jones, J. Ney, K. Smith, B. Graves, J. Johnson, L. Nussbaum, P. Arneson. FRONT ROW: M. Wilson, J. Winckler, J. Berman, A Tsuchiyo, C. Rutman, T. McCordle, F. Herring.

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French Club This year's French Club wos under the direction of Liz Nussbaum, president; Susan Allen, vice-president; MaryBee Antholz, secretary; and Rick Maft-away, treasurer. Working with the current members of French Club, the officers planned a fall quarter initiation with a French banquet held at the University Lutheran Church. Here new initiates were sworn in after enduring various tortures including rolling eggs and tomatoes down University Avenue. Among other social events which French Club sponsored was a carol sing held during the Christmas holidays at the Shriners Children's Hospital. Miss Julie Buchholz advised the French Club. French Clwb officer , left to right: S. Allen, L. Nimbaum, M. Antholz. Miuing: R. Mottawoy. Russian Club Adviser to Russian Club this year wos Mr. Glenn Ray who worked closely with the four officers: Joyce Yu, president; Denny Ewing, vice-president; Carl Kanun, secretary; and Jim Kohan, treasurer. All club members worked together in planning an all school sock hop in Shevlin and their annual initiation festivities which were held during fall quarter. Initiation traditions demanded that new members bear the humiliation of leading vigorous cheers in Russian attire at a home football game. The U High homemaking room was the setting for another barrage of tortures that evening. Following the endurance test, initiates enjoyed an all-Russian meal of borshch, a stewlike specialty. This mixture of corrots, peas, celery, potatoes, tomatoes, and chunks of beef wos well smothered with seasoning and broth making most of its ingredients indistinguishable. Jim enjoy an elm tree. Denny, Joyce, 22 Carl, and