Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1939 volume:

.1 ] I I I I I I 1 I 3 j J 1 li II il I 1 horse and accompany us on our annual canter thru Edison life. V , • lk% • -■ . '« . v r SPEC COLL 1939 Pro Aliis Volume Sixteen Published by the Senior Class of EDISON HIGH SCHOOL Pago 1 Minneapolis, Minnesota I n ri Paqe 2 SKATING. READING. STAMP COLLECTING. HUNTING. AND SEWING . . FOREWORD Because HOBBIES have become very important with the increase of our leisure time, because they are our own particular choice of enjoyment during our spare time, because they offer us an opportunity to test our Initiative and originality, because they show our line of interest and may therefore develop into our life's vocation, and because they are intermingled with our school work, the staff of the 1939 WIZARD has chosen HOBBIES as its theme. Pago 3 ALL ARE HOBBIES OF EDISONIANS. THE LIBRARY ... THE HAVEN OF THE READING HOBBY Cecelia Engler Rosemary Gren Donald Swanson Mary Cruciani Margaret Vandepas Mary Puzak - STAFF .......................Editor-in-Chief ....................Associate Editor - Associate Editor .......................Business Manager Circulation Manager ....................Advertising Manager Pag 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Book 1............................................................Administration Book 2...................................................................Seniors Book 3................................................................Activities Book 4...............................................................School Life Book 5.................................................................Athletics Book 6...............................................................Advertising TROPHIES ... THE SYMBOL OF ATHLETIC VICTORIES THREE O'CLOCK ... THE BELLS RING . . . STUDENTS HURRY HOME FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES. Page 6 ] ] ] ] ] I ] Mt. Cook. Eduon's own HOBBYIST. •njoy� baking pancakes lor the Camera Club's breakiast. ] ] I ■I l] II ll ll I DEDICATION Because Mr. Cook has endeavored for seventeen years to make Edison High School one of the leading schools in the city, because he has encouraged sportsmanship and school-wide participation in the fields of athletics, journalism, and science, because he has been a guiding power to thousands of Edison students, because he has made our interests his interests, and finally because he is an enthusiastic HOBBYIST, the senior class of 1939 dedicates this sixteenth volume of the WIZARD to our principal, Mr. Louis Cook. Pago 7 RUTH FITCH COLE In Memoriam She loved the pine that reaches for the sky. The frail arbutus creeping in its shade, The rocky trail that winds to shelters high. The sandy promenade the tide has made. She loved the mournful crying of the loon, The whispering of the night birds in the nest, The shadow of the heron against the moon. The sweet content of a tired child at rest. But most she loved the eagerness of youth Who bend with faith to common daily tasks; To them she gave the flaming flag of truth-Truth unadorned, honesty without a mask. Now though she's gone all Truth to know at will, The perfume of her presence lingers still. Pago 8 Vesta Seaman. i Pag© 9 WINDOWS. LIGHT. LEARNING . . . EDISON HIGH SCHOOL The following pages will give more than adequate proof that our faculty at Edison has other interests and HOBBIES besides that of teaching. These HOBBIES—traveling, reading, science, and sports—have aided them in their work. Pursuing their HOBBIES gives them an opportunity to forget their work's responsibilities and enjoy themselves. Administration Mr. Louis Cook -our principal an all roun’ hobbyist . . . has a regular array of hobbies ... is an enthusiastic photography fan . . . is interested in science . . . especially astronomy . . . enjoys outdoor life of all kinds . . . makes delicious pan-cakes over an open fire . . . (Camera club and faculty members will vouch for this) ... a friendly person . . . understanding and helpful. Mr. Eddis Janes our assistant principal—a busy person . . . school absorbs most of his time . . . prepares our programs . . . says he hasn't very many hobbies ... he does enjoy sports during his spare moments though . . . golf is his favorite . . . enjoys the outdoor world . . . especially camping . . . has the practic- ally universal love for traveling. W jq Oman. GonnvWvo HW'3' Collections Provide Entertainment S 'ur,q Mr. Hugh Curran n Curran ia commonly known as Fbp . aulomofailo trip or© also favorites ol hit disputes, and stock . entoys gardening a groat deal . . . goli and . teaches studea all about the market, labor Ml s Genevieve Holkesvig her gardening is another of her hobbles geometry in no way atfects her hobbies . . . likes to travol --—--------ui ner hobbies . . . reads, too . . a photography onthuslast the fun-loving advUor of the Camera club. Miss Erma Todd one knows her by her smile it in her office she sometime. le . . . as visiting teacher she helps unwind students' has a wonderful collection of curios from many countries difficulties • . . examine Miss Sophie Albinson -makes English an adventure lor the sophomores . . . is interested in oightoonth century furniture and also collects it . . . keeps good company with books. Miss Gladys Jacobson a glass collection is her hobby . . . gardening also occupies her spare timo . . . is an expert cook . . . teaches freshmen girls how to cook Mr. Donald Brelnlng -an outdoor enthusiast . . . onloys all outdoor sports . swimming and skating are special favorites . . . has a stamp collection of which he can well bo proud . . . loaches auto mechanics, woodwork, and auto eloctncity. Miss Blrdella Ross teaches English 4S In all . . . all very small . do not absorb all her time, howovor has an unusual collection of carved woodon dogs . . . . thoso pots from Italy. England, and other countries . . . she also onloys reading. has an interesting rock collodion . loves to tako caro ol his baby Mr. Wilbur Palm a now-comer who is already a tavorlto . . . . knows triangles, parallelograms, arvd squares daughter. Miss Vesta Seaman -ae one of the advisers of the Student Council she helps worry about school affairs . . . managos to find time to colled first editions of books . . . explains Shakespeare Desides. Miss Ethel Mollera toachos botany and knows all about it . . . naturally likes things of nature . . . collocts rocks, plants, and what have you? . . . also enjoys hiking and reading poetry. Mict Ruth Tapper Edison's small but mighty . . . understanding adviser for the soniors lover. plays and attends them whenever she can . . . cooking and reading are also favorites . during school hours she explains Shakespeare. Mrs. Miss Isabell George and hiking a part ol our officiont office forco . . . enjoys outdoor sports, ©specially skating . . . shows her domestic ability as an efficient cook. r 4n« Sorenson -an efficient English machor . . . her favorite hobby in readlnq back-rldlng. hiking, bowling, and baking rato high with hor also. . horse- 1 9 0 Page 1 T uwet. WabeW George . tjdna Sorenson. Lefta TVendemV - Hands Cook, Sew, and Create New Things S vnQ' ossie LonvY' . Sfi i.Ho e Kbn ys ' ' Dtad« Mr . Leila Rendemick—her afghan is her chiel hobby right now . . iinds time to play bridge, clean house, bake, and cook, too . . . her Idea ol real enloyment is to cuddle down In a soil chart with a good book as company Mr. |. Seinter Drage puts his knowledge oi physics to work in building telescopes . . enloys duck hunting . . . shop work also Interests him . . . photography finds an enthusiast here . . . very successfully, too. Mr. A. |. Belanger a new Edison faculty member . teaches industrial subjects . . outdoor sports find him an enthusiastic follower . . . enloys his home workshop, especially leather and copper work ... a man ol many Interests. Mr. Leonard Johnson his hobby is closely related to his work teaches woodwork . his hobby is the same . . . also enloys art. however ... a friendly person. Mr. Ralph Ahlstrom 3 man of many hobbies . . . fishing, photography, golf, reading, and handicraft are Just a few of them . . . knows all about history and passes his knowledge on to world history students. Mr. Victor Erickson enloys his work shop during spare time . . makes thtnas with his hands . . history classes absorb his school time ... he make history of the long ago seem as Interesting as events happening today. Miss Louise Ramswick one of the grand advisers of Blue Triangle . . . quite domestic . . . enloys knitting and baking . . . lcves to spend her time out shopping . . . must like Christmas, what? . . . loaches geometry. Mrs. Laura Borne geometric figure do not puxxlo her . . . teaches studes about them . a woman who is interested in her home . . . enloys hiking and knitting. Mrs. Everil Schelleaberq from the commercial department . . . is domestic . . . loves sewing and cooking . . . is really an understanding teacher and a dependable friend. Mis Eifie Turner will listen to a football game any time . . knitting find an enthusiastic follower here . • - bridge also draws her attention . . . when really down to business. sne teaches type and shorthand. Mr . Nellie Aim listens to students' wants as they entei the oflice ... Is always pleasant and friendly . . . enloys knitting ... a great aid to the school. Mr Jessie Lenvlk -an important lactor in our oliicient olllce lorce ... her chief hobby is her daughter who Is four years old . . . the does onloy sewing, however Page 13 Standing: Helen Hickok. loftcrscn Benner. Sitting: Grace Tillotson, Anna Dunn. Florence Benner. Books for the Mind . . Pottery for Nimble Fingers Mr . Ethel PohUon Scionce teacher lor the treshmen . . walking and reading amuse her . . . like to � tudy geology ... a ploaeant Individual . . . very obliging. Mis Sadie Keatley an addition to the (acuity lor tho fall semester . . . taught geometry. Mr. George Hendricks a chess enthusiast ... a good book will hold his Intorest . . . tennis is a favorlto sport with him . . . teaches senior their civic . . . is a very thorough teacher. Mr . Mary McIntyre right now she is In pur� ul! ol a dog . . . Latin Is not a puzzle lor her. but a lor some students. wo don't know . . . reading absorbs somo ol her time . . . she does lind timo to take movias . . . Beware! Mr Beatrice Lama teaches shorthand and type . . . enloys books and reading . . . antiques interest her also ... a really pleasant person . . . one who is lolly ana always smiling. Mr . Verna Olson spend her school time teaching those seniors their English ... a line teacher ... U an enthusiastic angler . . . reading is one ol her hobbies. Miss Celia Torney reads a groat deal . . knows cross word puzzlos Irom square to square . . . enjoys solving them . . . when she is not slmplilying Algebraic equations, one may see her taking a stroll. Miss Mildred Ward -tries to loach the seniors their English llteraturo (and we know she really can) . . . helps settle WIZARD problems ... Is interested in reading, especially books about hobbles. Miss Nelli Erb Irom the social scionce department . . . enjoys her northwoods cottage . . . spends time there during vacations . . . books intorest her . . . does a great deal ol cooking . . . and likes it. Mr . Grace Tillotson as a C. L. P. toacher, she helps solvo iroshmen’s problems . . . travels whenever she can . . . lovos reading . . . has an intorest in furniture. Miss Helen Hickok—French seams and plain seams . . . what's the dtlleronce? . . . Miss Hickok knows ... as sewing teacher, her work influences her hobbles . . . she likes neodie work and pottery. Miss Anna Dunn -from the English department . . . her hobbies are chiefly aoing and doing . . . loves to travel . . . makes pottery and simple jewolry . . . also paints china and weaves baskets. Mr. I ller on Benner has many hobbies . . . best is hunting without a gun to find what he can . . . makes beautiful pottery . . . leaches botany and takes car ol our grand greenhouse. Mr . Florence Benner -has l 0% interest in the Benner Pottery Company ... is also interested in flowers . . . teaches the art ol sewing . . . also art lor the freshmen ... a really (in teacher. F jq 14 Art and Music . . Two Worthwhile Associates Standing: Bernice Etch. Peter Mankowskt. Mary Millar. Sitting: Mary Harroun Mr. Ray Parkin our own basketball coach makes pen and ink sketches . . . basketball, naturally, la his hobby . . . however, he enioya any sport . teaches gym during school hours. Mias Emma Blrkmaler enthusiastic adviser ol the German club . . . also knows German from a to z . . . a congenial friend ... is very much interested in art and interior decorating ... a lover of good music, too. Miss Jean Toohy is at the head of our art departmon' very efficient . . . paints portraits and miniatures in spare momenta . . . sleeping really rates” with her. Miss Eva Peterson -ays that work seems to be her hobby ... is Interested in reading and art also. . . collects poems, pictures, and stories which givo a personal touch to her history classes. Mrs. Edith Gillies -is at the head of our school paper the RECORD ... is interested in china and pottery . . . the study of birds interests her ... a congenial friend . . . really a very busy person. Miss Adelaide Ber knows the German book from cover to covor . . . dramatic plays and concoits fascinate hor . . . attends many . . . visits with her friends a great deal . . . reading is another of her pastimes Mrs. Mildred Burr—one of our biology teachers . reads and dances . . . goes to concerts, especially symphonies . . . enjoys being with her husband . . . working in a laboratory fascinates hor . . . travels . . . loves the outdoor world. Mr. Elmo Lunkley our new band and orchestra Instructor . . already is a favorite with students and faculty . . . very appropriately, he enioys writing music . . says he likes to sleep Mr. Elmer Sodergren one of our men golfers . . . has recently taken ovor the choirs operettas make his mind uneasy . . . but every one has been a whale of a success we say . . . is naturally interested in music. Miss Mary Harroun -knows all the formulas and what-nots of chemistry . . . attonds concerts whenever sne can . . . reads books on religion and philosophy . . . onioys playing with hor nioce and nephews. Miss Bernice Elch one of our Enalish teachers . . . therefore naturally likes books and reading . . . listening to music is good entertainment for her ... a pleasant poison. Mr. Peter Mankowski -teaches practically all types of English . . makes all his classes alive by his glowing personality . . . enjoys golf and walking . . . music is his chief hobby, how-ovor ... he writes during spare time. Miss Mary Miller—able library assistant . . . her love for roading is probably due to hor close association with books . . . summer sports, music, and concerts attract her attention. Page 15 Sports ... for Healthy Bodies and Happy Spirits Benjamin Liemohn Charles Lein Floyd Ray Ltwu Bariott Christopher Hamrln Gordon Sanders Carl Buckman Charlea Lombard Edgar Morrifield. Anne Jacobsen, Ruth Lebowits, Helen Curry. Virginia Schram. Edith Barton Homer Pile. Mr. Beniamin Liemohn social advisor to the January seniors makes the physics and algebra classes interesting . . . likes many oi our (acuity membors. ho onioys hunting Mr. Charles Lein teaches biology . . . patrols the lunchroom during lunch period dosiror more book la train so he attends night school . . . duck hunting is his favortte sport, but reading and chess are o. k. also. Mr. Floyd Ray hunts and fishes a great deal . . . from tho industrial department . . . has a little business of his own outside of school . . . that Is raising bees ... Is proud of his good honey ... we can justify that. Mr. Lewis Barrett teaches biology . . . very appropriately, he follows outdoor hobbies . . . enjoys plant and animal life, hunting, and fishing . . . reading and writing also make his day full of things to do. Mr. Christopher Hamrin a sports enthusiast ... is especially fond of fishing . . muddled geometric figures soon straighten themselves out when he's around . . . aids students through his position as Youth Administrator. Mr. Gordon Sanders jolly diroctor of our grand class plays ... as a teacher he “puts across typing . . . a favorite of the students . . . will fish whenever he gots a chance. Mr. Carl Buckman mechanical drawing classes absorb his school time ... he has several interesting hobbies . . . makes his own duck decoys and ftshing baits . . . hunting and fishing make his hobby practical ... he enjoys outdoor life of any kind Mr Charlee Lombard budgets provide no difficulty for him . . knows figures backwards and forwards ... his hobbies include hunting and fishing . . . practises fishing at his summer cottage. Mr. Edgar Merriileld leaches woodwork . . . enjoys watching football and basketball games . . . would like to travel in Europe ... a thorough toachrr. Miss Anne Jacobsen -our French teacher ... is fond of canoe trips . . . likes sports in general . . . skating and swimming especially amuse her . . . reads during spare moments. Miss Ruth Lebowits -our attendance 'checker-upper . . . movies absorb some of her time . . . does find time lo road (hough ... is a sports enthusiast . . . clothes seem to have a special attraction for her. Mrs. Helen Curry helps green freshmen with C. L P. . . - basketball interests her . . . this is evidenced by her enormous scrapbook on it . . . Is a favorite with students . . . has pep galore. Mr. Homer Pile one of Edison's athletic fans . . . enjoys bowling and baseball . . . mixes his physics with his athletics . . . gels a favorable result, too ... a fun-loving person. Peter Guzy Harry Miller. Archie Green. Maude Case. Luclllo Simmon Mrs. Virginia Schram one of the ollice aid . . . = n;cys playing the piano, but says she would like to improve her playing . . swimming and all outdoor sports occupy a favorable position among her hobbles. Miss Edith Barton—has charge of the girls’ gym classes shows her skill as a horseback-ridm . . . enjoys golf and reading ... a friendly person whom we all like. Miss Florence Flsch -a pleasant English teacher of course, she reads and really enjoys it horseback-riding furnishes hot with plenty of exercise . . . she does some hiking, too. Miss Grace Garland makes speech and English interesting with her sunny disposition . . Glacier Park has a magnetic force for her . . . she onjcys horseback-riding ... is a real equestrienne. Miss Jean Robertson is the smiling lady in charge of sight saving classes . . . horseback-riding has a fascination for her ... is also fond of traveling . . has dono quito a bit of it, too. Miss Dorothy Lee out new lunchroom manager . . . reads a great deal . . enjoys studying nature . . . the birds and stars especially interest her . . . ts indood friondly. Miss Frances Ford teaches the girls how to cook . . . the out-of-doors is her favorite hobby . . . she especially enjoys picnics . . . has a desire to find and learn about mushrooms. Mrs. Adelta Nordby teaches evorythlnq about bookkeeping has no special sport ar a favorite . . . enjoys all outdoor sports . . . traveling is one of her ambitions Mr. Peter Guty combines history and football golfing and bowling occupy favorable positions on his list of hobbies baseball finds a place too. howovor he is a real sportsman Mr. Harry Miller tho boys' fun-loving gym instructor naturally ho is sports-minded golf and volleyball are two of his favorite sports he also coaches the gymnastic team Mr. Archie Green a world history teacher . . . golfs for exercise . . . enjoys if. too - . . history does not become boring with him as Instructor . . is really lriendly. Miss Maud Case seniors learn their higher algebra equations from her she studies bird life . . . is an oxpert golfer . . . travels, too . is always roady lor fun. Mrs. Lucille Simmons ono of Edison’s women golfers leaching constitutes her work and also t« one of hor hobbies . . onlays swimming, loo . . . teaches commercial subjects Page 17 Standing: Mayme Luther Arta Kockcn Dorothy Wallace Sitting: France Cowan Esther Challman Herbert Warner Robert Stewart Roy Diver Standing: Stella Ballou. Alice Johnson. Sitting: Laurel Buckle. Laura Wilkins, Marlorle Simmons. Traveling ... a Favorite Hobby Mrs. Mayme Luther a person who knows all the cues ot sewing . . longs to travel . . . her flowor garden draws much of her attention . . . she enjoys a book occasionally. Miss Arta Kocken efficient school counselor . assists anyone senior or freshman helps plan proa rami for students . . . tlpo us off on jobs and such . . . enjoys traveling. Miss Frances Cowan loves to travel . . would do more of It if she had more time . . . teaches English in a way students like . . . has a pleasant personality. Miss Dorothy Wallace a now English teacher who is already popular . . . the history of the theatre interests her . . . reaas a great deal on this subject . . . loves traveling. Miss Esther Challman automobile trips are her hobby . while at school she settles down to teaching English ... is an understanding and thorough teacher. Mr. Herbert Warner a now personality at Edison . . .• teaches world history . . says his ono ambition is to travel ... Is already well-liked by students and the faculty. Mr. Robert Stewart out own chief engineer . . travel Is his main Interest ... a minor one Is fishing . . . enjoys smoking a good cigar once in a while. Mr. Roy Divers is Interested In government . . . say he Is not a politician, however .Is also interested In sports . . . volleyball and swimming are his favorites ... is fond of trips . . . toachos woodwork. Miss Stella Ballou -on of the lreshman advisers teaches C. L. P ... knits and crochets during sparo moments . . . makes a study of various countries . . . also roads. Mr . Laurel Buckle -a woman of many Interests . . . teaches civics and history . . . loves to see what other people do . . . enloys traveling to new places . . . reads a great doal and really enjoys It, too. Mrs. Laura Wilkins -enjoys any mode of traveling . . . train and steamship have been her common ones . . . would like to travel by plane, however . . . has a hobby of collecting old-fashioned tans . . . teaches sophomore English. Miss Alice Johnson faithful problem-settler for the WIZARD . . also teaches English . h is traveled a great deal . . . toured Europe last summer ... a real friend to students. Miss Marlorle Simmons society's problems find a follower hero . . . she teaches about them overy day . . . loves vacations (who doesn't?) and trips . . . has travelod the breadth of tho country . . . enjoys reading and playing games. Page 18 GYM GLASS GERMAN CLASS OFFICE TRAINING CLASS Classes Combine Work and Play German Class Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . . students study German grammar, read stories, sing songs, memorize poems, and listen to German records . . . an occasional movie on Germany makes the course very interesting . . . an active German club provides plenty of extra-curricular pleasure for the students studying German. Office Training Class training in office work makes the student more capable of handling an office job in real life . . . plenty of practice in typing, stencil making, etc. makes the worker efficient in every phase of office work . . . an interesting course. Gym Class thrilling basketball and diamondball games . . . studies in first aid . . . individual sports classes such as archery, ping-pong, aerial darts, and bowling . . . dance classes, both interpretive and tap . . . G. A. A. meetings and practices . . . color tournaments ... all make for healthy bodies and good fun. Pag 19 HISTORY CLASS COOKING CLASS History Clou studies ol curront events . . . recitation periods . . . assignments fo com plete . . . dates and battles . . . Important men . . . causes and results . . . history oi the past becomes alive and as interesting as events happening today. Cookinq Class- yum, yum . . . delicious rolls, cookies, and cakes . studies In calories, prices, and vitamins . . . meal planning . . . cleaning . . . these make for better cooks in the tuturo. Botany Class the study ol plants . . annuals, biennials, perennials . . , Interesting work with microscopes . . . seeing into the unseen (ol things) . . . experiments from which we learn the ’ why and wherelore ol matters previously Incomprehensible . . . Interesting collections ot weeds and tlowers . . . notebooks tilled with plants ol every description. Sewinq Class nimble lingers busily cutting and lashioning a Irock of the latest style . . . measuring and pinning . . . basting and stitching ... the noisy hum ol sewing machines . . . such is a sewinq class. SEWING CLASS BOTANY CLASS TYPE CLASS SHOP CLASS Glimpses Into The Class Rooms Type Class a noisy rocm . . . lingers rapidly moving over the keys . . . rhythm is evident here . . . orrors make lor worried students . . . budgets provide plenty ol work . . . a real satislaction to see a perfect sheet come from the typewriter. Shop Class the wheels go roun' and roun' . . . the boys know the 'why' and where o! it all . . . future mechanics, dio-makers, and draftsmen are learning their trades. English Class grammar exercises . . . themes . . . English essentials tests . . . boa! reports . . . interesting discussions and dramatizations . . . choral reading . . . speec projects ... all make up a typical English class. Chomlstry Class -formulas . . . chemicals . . and solutions o! -very kind . . . toresting and sometimes surprising experiments are performed here . . . tost tubes . flame ... all make up a very oxciting class hour. ENGLISH CLASS CHEMISTRY CLASS During our high school years, we all had some sort of pastime. Whether it was saving stamps, reading, skating, or sewing, we chose it ourselves. We did what we pleased with it and labeled it our HOBBY. After we graduate, we shall still find our HOBBY a diversion from the monotony of everyday occurrences, and if our HOBBY proves interesting enough, it may develop into our life's vocation. Aadland. Dorothy No one ha ever s en Dot quiet lor Iona Poppy, lively vivacious, and attractive, she is alway going somowhere or doing something She not only took part tn the Class Play and in Operettas, but sho was also an active momber of Blue Triangle Anderson, Jeanne Quiet, intelligent Jeanne enjoys bicycling and singing She has been a member of the Drutscher Verein, and she has used her voice in several Operettas and in the Gloo Club. Anderson, Marshall Besides belonging to Band, Music Council, and the RECORD staff. Marshall takes an interest in Scouts and basketball. He plans to attend the U. of M. after graduation Anderson, Robert A. Bob's many friends have been credited to his pleastna personality and his tenor voice. He has been a member of the Student Council and of the Gloo Club. Anderson, Robert J. Another one of our many likeable Bobe is this sports-minded Edisonian. H� belonaed to Hl-Y and spends much time swimming, fishing, and playing hockoy. He was a member of the GLEAM class. Anderson. Walter Tall, red haired ''Walt ' enjoys swimming, skating, foo-ball, basketball, in fact all sports. His attitude in life will put him where hs wishos to go. Armstrong. Donald - Dunk, slnco his Ireshman year, has spent his time getting everybody else in trouble and keeping himself out. His football career has been another means of using his surplus energy. Don’t let his sugar fool you. He's a regular fellow. Baker. Kenneth Besides attending classes, held trips, and lectures en photography. Ken enjoys hunting and fishing He plans to attend the U. of M. Balent. Anna Quiet but likoable Anna belonged to Blue Traingle, Rooters Club, and Carl Linnaeus. She says she liked everything outside of school, especially reading and embroidering. Banisky. Elsie When Elsie Isn't being nursemaid to the neighbors' children one will find her at a movie or skating. She belonged to Carl Linnaous, French Club. Winged Hortomeh, and was a member of the GLEAM class. Bartlett. Josephine Josephine’s ambition is to take retail training, but whil? at Edison her thoughts were In her music. She loves to dance and attend the movies. She had a leading part tn two Operettas and sho belonged to the Glee Club. Biernat. Ted Ted's working In a grocery store ha helpod to decide hiu occupation for him. He enloys dancing and attending the movies, and he always has a companion with him BiUman, Laverne Laverne plans to go to the 1J. of M to further her education She belonaed to Bluo Triangle, Glee Gub. and Camera Club. Talcing pictures is her hobby. Birch, Elisabeth Sincerity and trustworthiness are only two of her many assots. She devoted her extra time to Camera Gub. German Gub. and Blue Triangle. Biarnason. Charles Chuck who came from Marshal) High, emoys skating, swimming, and was a member of Hi-Y. His hobby is drawing, but his plans for the future are as yet uncertain Blomqren. Paul Stamp and coin collecting appeal to Paul. He was a member of the French Gub, Ushers Gub. and Hi-Y. Ho wishes to become a minister. Brodin. Ralph Next is a university education for Ralph. He has boon In the Vodvll and was a member of Ht-V and the gymnastic team. Budish. Joseph Joe's mterost centers in architecture, chiefly In buildina models. He belonged to the Glee Gub. and after graduation will attend Dun woody. NO HARD WORK SUNNING OURSELVES TIME OUT January '39 January '39 Bymark. AlUn Thu quiet. athletic senior u also a stamp and coin collector He too will probably be a member oi the Dun woody Institute very soon. Carlson. Adeline Sports-minded Adollne likes qolfing, swimming, and has used her dancing ability in Vodvils. She belonged to Blue Triangle, Gloe Club. Rooters Club, and Seton Guild. Carlson. Marvin -A collector ot old keys Marvin u also interested In loot-ball. Ho belonged to Ushers Club and tho Orchostra. Carlson. Paul A typical boy. Paul was interested in all sports. H� to Ushers Club and Ht-Y. Ho Is also interested In cameras. belonged Case, Harold -Valedictorian A senior ol varied activities. Harold belonged to National Honor Society. Student Council. Ushers Club, and he was also a bank cashier. He enjoys handicralt ol all kinds and has won several prizes lor it. Ciecmierowski. Theresa Theresa has started to prepare hersell lor life work ol leaching kindergarten by holping at the settlement house. She is an honor student and onloys her hobby ol collecting stamps. Cipperly. Dorothy A future mortician but now Dorothy likes sewing, bicycling, and sports ol every description. She has been a member of Blue Triangle and Student Council. Cormier, Robert—His quiet humor u known by ovoryono. Bob was a member ol the football squad and was also Interested in all other sports. He. too. plans to attend the University. Cross, Betty Dion Ice and roller skating and mnnis are Betty's hobbies. Sho also likes to dance, to attend movios. and to road. She has been a member ol the GLEAM class. Footliqhts and Curtain Club. Sock Linnaeus. 'n' Buskin, and Carl Dahl. Doris Reading, collecting snapshots, -katlng. and swimming took meet of Doris's spare time. Sho was a member of Key-Pen Club. Blue Triangle, and Rooters Club. Dahl. Robert A hiker, ice and roller skater and swimmer Is this Bob He has belonged to Hi-Y and Choir; hobbies are collecting maps, pictures, and snapshots. Dublvsky. Irene A music lover, athlete and an honor student make up Irene's pleasing personality. She was a member of G. A. A , Choir and Key-Pen Club She plans to attend business collego In the noar future. Emerson. Loren To become a minister by attending the Minnesota Bible University is Loren's goal In life. He was Interested in his school work but spent much time playing football. Erie. Clliford Wo regrot that Pete's shyness has enablod so few of us to claim him as a friend. He Is a movie goer, basketball player; a swell all around kid. Fagerwold. Douglas When there is anything doing In the line of sports Doug will always be there. He attends basketball and hockey games; he also plays. He belonged to Choir. Frykman. Irene Sedate in school, but otherwise her lnends always knew when she was around. She Is a great swimmer and belonged to Seton Guild and Rooters Club. Cargos. Ann We all like to see Ann run around In her oar. She is a very good dancer and she was in the All City Gym Night. She loves swimming, skating, and working in the library. Casdon. Lorraine alutatorian Lorraine has well propared hersoli for her music education at tho University. Sho roceivod a Jewelled Pin. and recognition In an All City Original Composition Contest, besides being a member of National Honor Society. Forum, and many other clubs. Of course, we all saw her In the January Class Play. JUST WAITING SHIP AHOY A MISFIT ] ] i] Gearhart. John Now wo all know whom to go to il our cant oo on tho MHUl John belonged to tho Gloo Club and was in two Opeiettas. He is another one ol Dun woody's future graduates GUI. David Wo have all seen David's dancinq and have come to the same conclusion that tt is swell. Ho was a member of Glee Club, Choir. Hl-Y. Gorman Club, and has been tn two Vodvils. Cities. Donald One ol our choory natured, friendly pals Is Don. He was vory much interested in basketball and hanging around with the kids “ Golden. Vivian A lifo without sports would be dull to Goldie. as her favonte pastime Is watching and participating in almost every sport. Her singing and dancing bring her much onloyment. She also answers to the name of Viv. Graskow. Eugenia Even though Eugenia has no definite plans tor the future, her ambition is to become an accountant. She bo longed to French Club. Winged Horsemen, and she entoys watching all kinds of sports. Gren. Rosemary The WIZARD'S Associate Editor is liked by all who know her. Among her varied activities wore Bluo Triangle. Winged Horsemen, and National Honor Society. She enjoys tee skating and plans to attend Mus Wood's school. Grlvna, Olga Olga hns won her friends Ui school through her enthusiastic attttudo toward Edison life. She has belonged to Silvor Triangle. Selon Guild, and Blue Trianglo. She loves skating, tobogganing, and seeing good movies. Hagen Marian Marian has a picture hobby: she plans to attend the Minneapolis Art School. She belonged to G. A. A-. Blue Triangle. Choir. Forum, and Carl Linnaeus. Hall. Edgar ’Eggie lust loves tinkortng with his clunk. Bright Eyes. and we all get a big laugh when he says he's through (lor the time being anyway). He received a Scholastic Pin. belonged to Hl-Y. and Student Council. Hansen. Gladys Gladys will have much pleasure in a low years looking over her scrapbook ol Edison's past activities. A swell kid. she has belonged to Blue Triangle. Choir, and Glee Club. Hasberg. Elaine Visiting different places and collecting small bars of soap and menus are Elaino’s hobbles. She hopes to take business either at the U or at the Minnesota Business School. She has bolonged to Forum. Carl Linnaeus, and Blue Triangle. Hayes, Joyce-A lover of books, especially mystery books, is this tall, happy personality. She has made many friends and will continue to do so whtlo tn her nursing and welfare work at the U.” She was a bank cashier, member of WIZARD. Carl Linnaeus, and president of Winged Horsemen. Herloisky. Peter Another one of the stamp collecting Edisomano is always omiling Pete. He. too. would enloy furthering his education at Dunwoody. Herrmann. Harold Aeronautical-minded Harold works ai the airport in his sparo time. Ho bolonged to Band. German Club, and made a very good old Mi Parcher In tho January Class Play. Hogan. Mary Jan Mary Jane has a vary unusual hobby ot collecting greeting cards. She roller skates and sings exceptionally well, and she belonged to Blue Triangle. Glee Club, and Rootors Club while at Edison. Holmgutst. Richard Who is Dick? He is tho lad ol the three H's: the handsoma, happy, Holmquist. His hobbies are swimming, tobogganing, and roller skating. Hudoba. Frank The past president ot Chotr and a member of Hl-Y. Frank see pleasure tn hunting, fishing, and basketball. He wishee to go Into the machinists trade. laquknto. Roee An active member of G. A. A., Seton Guild. Carl Linnaeus, and French Club. Rose will soon be teaching physical education. She belonged to a basketball club and llkos all kinds ol sports and dancing. Ignatovich. Olga Dancing and collecting souvenirs are Olga's hobbies. She belonged to G. A. A., Rooters Club, and Blue Triangle. She was a welcome addition anyplace. Irmen. Ronald Quiet and neat best describe Ronald, who Is Interested in basketball and boxing. He Is a good and loyal friend to those who know him. and although his future plans are uncertam, we know he will succeed. Jackson. Helen Jackie is a swell girl with lots ol pop and personality She was a member ol Seton Guild and Rooters Club. She is also tho proud owner ol a National Honor Society pin. OUR HEROES Jackson. Laura When she was not swingina it. Laura found time to participate in many of the G. A. A. sports. She was also In tho Vodvll and Rootors Club. Jagger. John -John enjoys hunting and lishlng Allot graduation he plans to take an art course. We are sure that such a likeable boy will go far Johnson. Elaine Active Elaine did well In all ol her varied activities Thu was proved by her part In the Class Play. Seventeen. and by hsr membership in Forum and Glee Club. She also took part tn iho Vodvll. January '39 Page Z5 January '39 Johnson. LaVerne Valedictorian The old nilo beautiful but dumb doosn't apply to LaVerno, because the la not only protty. but she was right on top scholastically. She has a National Honor Society Pin and a Scholarship Pin. Johnson. Lorayne Full ol vim vigor, and vitality. Lorayne spent much time swimming and taking snapshots. She was a member of the GW Club. Commercial Club, and Blue Triangle. Johnson. Quinlan Photography ts the hobby of this quiet lad Alter graduation Ouinlan plans to altond Dunwoody. He likes all sports, but Is particularly fond of water sports Jones. Robert Bob displayed his dramatic ability as tho nogTo Gonesis in the Class Play. During practices he kept the cast in an uoroar with his pranks After graduation he plans to study Forestry at the Univorslty. Kalina. Helen There ts alwayr. lots of fun when Helen ts around and vlc � versa. She was a member of Roetors Club. Soton Guild, and Blue Triangle. She hopes to become a first-class secrotary when she graduates. Kelsey. Richard As a former member of the track team. Richard is naturally Interested In track; he also enioys football. Collecting match-box covors takes up much of his spare time. Kelsenberg. Clarence Hockey and baseball are of special interest to Clarence. He is a hard worker, and a bright student He hopes to study engineering at the University when he graduates Kitsch. Adam No party would be completo without Audv to give it lots of pep. One could always hear him cheorlna Edison at all the football and basketball games. He was a member of Hi-Y. Kopltcke. LuCllle Dancing takes up moat of LuCille's leisure, but she still finds time to bo nice to everyone It is no wonder she has lots of friends. She was a member of Blue Triangle. Key-Pen Club, and Rooters Club. Kovalltsky. Helen Helen is Edison's diminutive tap dancer, and no Vodvil would bo complete without her She was honorary president of the Choir and a member of Soton Guild and Rooters Club. Krysa. Robert Bob has lots of oop and personality He was an outstanding member of Dramatic Club and Student Council. No one has ever said an unkind word about this ambitious boy. Kryslnskl. Jack Swinging it Is the hobby of this accomplished guitar player. Ho belonged to the Orchestra. Tan Orchestra, and Hi-Y. After graduation he plans to attend the College of Forestry. Kuch. Merrill Merrill was on the swimming team and gymnastic squad of his spare time is spent In soap-modeling and riding his motorcycle. Much Larson. Dorothy Dot always looks as If she iust stepped r u nt a fashion magazine. She spends most of her time In sports, and would like to learn figure skating. She belonged to Blue Triangle, Seton Guild, and Rooters Club Larson. Jeon A winning smllo and a radiant personality have been lean's passport to a successful high school career. Her membership In Blue Trianale, National Honor Society, Camera Club, and her pari In the Class Play are evidences of this. Layman. Elaine That Elaine was always willing and helpful was proved by her membership in Key-Pen Club, Blue Triangle, and Rooters Club. She also belonged to National Honor Society. Levine. Lorraine Valedictorian- As a hobby Lorraine keeps a scrap book of her school activities. She was treasurer of G. A. A and a mombor of Camera Club. She has a Scholarship Pin and a National Honor Society Pin. We know she will succeed in her chosen work. Lewis. Lorraine Besides being secretary of Carl Linnaeus, member ol Blue Triangle, and Rooters Club. Lorraine had a minor part In tho Class Play. Seventeen. She received a music letter In her senior year. Llsowskl. Robert Bob' is interested in opera, and the fact that ho can sing was proved in Joan of the Nancy Lee ana The Firefly.” Ho was on tho track squad, secretary of Hl-Y. and a member of the Ushers Club. Lundblad. Lillian When there was a school party, LtU was suro to be thoro, for she loves dancing. Hor intoresls centered in Carl Linnaeus. Rooters Club, and Seton Guild. She was vory fond of football and basketball. McCrea. Paul Nothing ever worries ihls Jovial lad. The fact that Raul can sing wan proved in the Operetta. He made many friends throughout his high school days. I McDaniel. Robert Bob is quiet, blond, and handsome. He Is fun-loving and easy to get along with. His friends are many Madeja, Dorothy Dot’s carefree manner won her many blonds. What she wants out oi life is fun, excitement, and happiness. Wo hope you get il, Dorothy. She was a member of tho Glee ALL AMERICAN GIRL Magnolo. Mary The twinkle In Mary's eyes proves that she Is a lot ol fun. She can always be depended on to do anything she undertakes, and to do it well. Pago 26 January '39 Mahlmann. Marian Marian is a very unusual girl. She Is always quiet, good-natured. and minds her own business She was a member ol Rooters Club. Malik, John Johnny was very adept at laughing his way out o! trouble. His personality won him many irlends. He was a member ol Hl-Y. Ushers Club, and Glee Club. Michalov, Pauline She may be quiet, but whon Pauline has something to say you may be sure that it is worth listening to. Miller, Marguerite Marguerite is always welcome at a party, because she's always reaay (or a dance, a laugh, and a good time. She was a member ol G. A. A.. Rooters Club, and Choir. Morin. George His good looks, quietnoss, and sincerity won many friends and admirers for George. Morin. Veronica -Lovable, sweet and pretty as a picture best describe Ronnie She may seem quiet, but she's lots ol lun when you know her. Moser, Patricia Pat's greatest joy is attending the movies and she does this every chanco she gets. She is a conscientious worker, and we hope she will succeed. Neuman. Evelyn Nice, quiet, and sweet describe Evelyn perlectly. She never let her outside activities intorlere with her school work. She was a membor ol Blue Trianglo, Key-Pen Club, and Winged Horsemen. Neumann, Peter Basketball and baseball took up most ol Pete's” time This quiot lad hasn't decided what he will do when he graduates. Nordeen, Alpha A perlecl lady Is welcome anywhere That Is why Alpha can be sure ol a warm reception wherever she goes Nordstrom, Mildred Mtlly's giggle and cheeriul Hi brightened all her classes. She was a member ol seton Guild, Choir, and Rooters Club. She plans to study home economics when she graduates. Northileld. Clifford Slim is interested in all kinds ol sports, especially goll and lootball. He was on the goll team and a member ol Hl-Y. His hobbies are photography and chess. He plans to study chemical engineering. Nygaard. Robert Nlgaor always worked hard in school, and got good marks. He was awarded a Scholarship Pin in eleventh grade. He Is interested in all types ol sports. Olson. GLiberia Reading, eating, and chewing gum are my hobbies. said Gilberla. She was a member ol Blue Triangle and Rooters Club. Olson, HUdur Hide plans to become a llrst-class stenographer when she graduates. Collecting photographs is her hobby. While at Edison, Hildur was a mombor ol Glee Club, Blue Triangle. Carl Linnaeus, and Key-Pen Club. Parks, Donald This happy-go-lucky chap played the part ol Johnnie Watson In the Class Play, Seventeen. His hobby is wood turning. He was a member ol the Orchestra white at Edison. Peabody, Arthur Art's dark curly hair and twinkling brown eyos wore known by all his friends. His hobby is saving all sorts ol pins and banners lor the Iron! ol his car. He was a bank cashier and a member ol the Glee Club. Peterson. Lillian Her membership in National Honor Society. Blue Tnanale, and Key-F n Club proved that Lill really was active in school. Music is her hobby. Her personality plus mental ability will win her as many friends in the future as in the past. MASCULINE SMILES FAITHFUL FANS ROOTER QUEEN . Gtotqt With model airplane building a a much time in the future improving this art. Wh Role ton. Dorothy Dotty can well bo called the all around school girl. As evidence of this, she was president of Banking Council, secretary of French Club, and a member of Forum and Blue Triangle. She also emoys ptayinq the piano. Roman. Martin Quiet, good-looking Martin has aspirations of taking up an engineering course at the University. While at Edison he became vice president of the 12A chapter of Hi-Y. Rysiewski. Cecelia -This quiet, sedate person is willing to help whenever she is needed. She ts an ardent lover of nature. Sandin. Gilbert A football enthusiast - this best describes Gil. But football was not his only pleasure, as wrestling and track also rated high with him. All in all he Is a very sports-minded fellow. January '39 Peterson. Russell Pete. as his friends call him. takes moving pictures in his spare time. After graduation, he will go to the University to take the course in embalming, with high hopes of becoming a successful undertaker. Peterson. Syrena 'SyV hobby is oollocling pictures, and she is always looking for newer ana better ones to add to her collection. Sho was a member of Glee Club, Key-Pen Club, and Rootors Club. Peterson. Vendal Vendal, a studious sort of person, should do well as a business man. His marked ability was shown in the RECORD class, whore he was business manager. He was also a member of Ushers Club and Hi-Y. Petranqelo. Ernest Everyone likes to know someone like Emest. Ho is courteous. honest, square; a perfect gentleman, and a regular fellow. We know that he will go tar in the future. Pkche. Henry Joe Bullitt of the Class Play also took part in the Vodvil and had one of the loads in the Operetta. “loan of the Nancy Lee.” Ho was a member of the Ushers Club. Platt. Marcella This dynamic lass was always around when there was some sort of excitement in the air. She was a membor of Blue Triangle and Rootors Club. Ponickl, Pauline Pauline, a real frierd to those who know her well, plans to take up Cosmetology alter graduation. Her main activity interest war Rooters Club. Rausch. Charles X. Hunting and fishing rank high in tho estimation of this brilliant boy. He played tho violin in the Orchestra while at Edison. Reier, Phyllis Pin spends much time collecting small trinkets to put on the wall of hor room. She was an enthusiastic member of Blue Triangle and Rooters Club. Reilly. Katherine Katie's” pleasant personality and infectious giagle won many friends for her in school. Collecting snapshots and attending Blue Triangle, Forum, and Key-Pen Club meetings were her favorite pastimes. I ] 'I II 1 Sedlock. Mary Mary's enthusiasm loi sports, both in watching and participating tn them, was displayed In the active part she took In G. A. A. Sorbanic, Peter Football, football, and more football, rates highest with this sports-minded person. He bolonged to National Honor Society. Sexton. William Being a member of the football squad gave Bill a groat deal of enjoyment. He was also a member of the Glee Club. Skating took up most of his time outside of school. Shalranskl. Lorraine Lorraine was that quiet, good looking brunette who won many friends at Edison Collecting articles for her scrapbook gives her much enloymont. Simon, Charlotte Quiet and demure Is a fitting description of Charlotte's character She belonged to Key-Pen Club and plans to capitalize on her knowledge of commercial work. Skaar, Sylvia—Sparkling eyes, winning smile, and dancing feet are but a few of Sylvia's distinguishing characteristics. Her club activities included Blue Triangle. Carl Linnaeus, and Forum of which she was secretary. 1 1 Sktba. Mildred Mildrod is a sincere, trustworthy triond to all who know her. She likes all winter sports, especially skating. Let tomorrow tako care of itself is her motto. Skald, Francis—This quiet, reserved person is fond of collecting stamps and anything elso connected with stamps. His hard working nature will be a great help to him lator in life. Slettehauqh. Vivian Viv was the lile of any party and won many friend with her good humor. Her radiant personality won her the presidency of Forum, vic -prcsidency of G. A. A., secretaryship of the 12A class, and make-up editor of the RECORD. 1 ] ] I 1 1 ] Sloes. James All outdoor life is lops with Jim. but hunting and fishing rale A I After graduation he plans to study dental technician work at Madison, Wisconsin. Smith, Wlnton After graduation this blond haired chap would like to do as the bear does all winter -hibernate. While at school he was very Interested in sports, especially basketball. Spano. George George should have been a debater as he always manages to win in an argument. While at Edison he was student manager for the football team After graduation he plans to study medicine at the University, Sperry. Florence Although Florence says she likes to work, she also enloys sports, we know her favorites being hiking and skating. After graduation she plans to work as a stenographer. Sroka. Genevieve Office work lor a profession and roller skating for a hobby will keop Gen busy at all times. Stadnik. Madonna A good singer, a swell dancer, and a perfect friend these phrases characterize Madonna. She was a member of Gloo Club, and took part in the Vodvll. Stanton. Margaret Blond and beautiful, Margaret is Edison's glamor girl. Learning new dance steps and trying ihem on the dance floor are her delights. Stasik, (oseph - Never do today what you can do tomorrow Is Joe’s motto In life. He belonged to Hi-Y. took part in the Class Play, and went tn lor swimming in a big way. Steltmer, Ethel Horseback riding gives Ethel many delightful hours but she did on|oy her membership tn Forum and Bluo Triangle. She plans to attend the University and malor in psychology. J ] Stenach. William Wrestling being his favorite sport. Bill” found much enjoyment In being on the wrestling learn. He also ltkod to play basketball. Stoen. Ruth Watching and participating in sports gave Ruth her greatest enjoyment, but she was also active In Blue Triangle. Forum, and G. A A. She was efficient in anything she tnod and was well liked by all her classmates. Super. John -John and his dummy. Elmer, havo really found a place In the hearts of all true Edtsonians and will be romombered by all. He took an tntorest in Hi-Y and participated In a Vodvtl. VICTORY SMILES Surdyk. Winfield Girls, beware of this handsome fellow, whose hobby is collecting phone numbers for his little red book. He can think of nothing bolter than sleeping and attending Hi-Y. Svensk. Wilton Wilton is a quiet, ambitious chap who enjoys good reading to the utmost. He plans to attend Dun woody Institute after graduation. Swanson, Alden -As prosident of the Student Council. Camera Club, vice-president of the Hi-Y. a member of National Honor Society and Footlighto and Curtain Club, Bud cortalnly walked off with the honors. Photography and drinking cokes are hts special hobbies. January '39 January '39 Tarotar. Franck A hobo? No. but ho do on joy traveling in a boxcar. Edison ho showed his ability as a gymnast and wai in the Vodvll. At Thorn. Shirley Korsoback riding and dancing llllod Shirley's tun when she wasn't attonduig Blue Triangle, Forum. Carl Linnaeus, or Rooters Club. Tlman, Mary Attending the movies and skating gave Mary hor best ttmo outside of school. While In school she belonged to Carl Linnaous, Blue Triangle and Glee Club. Truax. Betty The girl with the dancing loot best describee Betty. She was tun at all time and showed her popularity by becoming secretary ol Key-Pen Club and taking part In a Vodvll Turk. Helen Likeable, always smiling. Helen was a loyal member of Blue Triangle, Key-Pen Club, Choir, and Rooters Club. She also took part in the Vodvll. Turnblom. Edward A a member of the Ushers Club Ed displayed his loyalty tc Edison. Swimming and basketball occupied him In his spare moments outside of school. Turner. Dorks Dancing and driving a oar gave Doris some of her greatest pleasure. In school she enloynd attending Blue Triangle. Seton Guild, and Rooters Club. Uchanski. Wanda To be a successful stenographer is Wanda's aim In life As a hiker none can excel her and as a friend she is one of the best. Whtlo at Edison she belonged to Blue Triangle. Veeclo. Joseph Any sporl sugges has a preference, his is football. ted. Joe Is all for It; but as everyone Wagner. Thormod This photography fan was an enthusiastic member of Camera Club and he spont many enloyable hours taking pictures of his friends. Walker. Lucille Walking around a golf course is Lucille's ;dea of a time. She showed her loyalty to school by belonging to Blue Triangle. Club, and Seton Guild. n. Lillian LlU” was over smiling and happy, by making friends In Bluo Triangle. Carl Lin Wallin. Lillian ness She showed her friendll-naeus, and the RECORD. Warhol. Mary -This sports enthusiast was an active member of G. A. A. and Blue Triangle. Her pleasant smile and cnarming manner were the toy of senior alley. Warrick. Mary -Creative Writing plus a pleasing personality made Mary a She belonged to National Honor Society, favorite among all her classmates. Blue Triangle, and RECORD. Wectorek. Joe Listening to good music is loo's hobby, plan to look for work In any line ho can get. After graduation he Weltbrecht, Herbert Herbert will b kept busy allot graduation an now. because he will be divided betweon his two favorite pastimes, skating and eating. Westman. Ardelle An all around good sport applies to Ardelle 100%. She put her excess vitality into extra curricular activities. A few of these wore Winged Horsemen. Carl Linnaeus. Blue Triangle. Koy-Pen Club, and WIZARD. Wigand. Betty Botty. a pretty brunette, was Interested In Blue Triangle and G. A. A. Her hobby Is her scrapbook, in which she keeps lust anything she � mber of Rooters Clt is Interested In. She also showed her colors as a mem Rooters Club. Wlndorpeki. Edward Ed” Is on of time eating and sleeping. He enjoys all sports, but wrestling an to nlm the most. is on of these persons who likes to spend his d si skating appeal Winn. Harry Tall, dark, and handsome Harry, our genial class president, numbered among his numerous activities National Honor Society. Ushers numbered among his numerous activities National Honor Society, Us Club. Student Council, and Footlights and Curtain Club of which he president. was Wlttman. Lucille A seamstress, a hiker, a swimmer -those all characterize Lucille. She plans to go to a beauty school aftor graduation. Blue Triangle. Seton Guild, and Carl Linnaeus have occupied her spare time while at school. fates. Leonard This athletic-minded fellow has ’xcelled in boxing and football while at Edison, liter graduation he plans to follow art as a career. lak. Anna Musical and literary minded Anna m)oys listening to symphony concerts and collating poems. During basketball season she cheers he team on to victory. MODERN CONVENIENCE elln. Lorraine Blue Triangle. Key-Pen Club, and Iholr were a few of Lorraine's extra curricular ctivities. For a hobby she collects match folders nd does all her own sowing. 1 1. Pago I ( I January '39 Zethraus. Gladys A personality-plus girl U Gladys That winning smile probably had something to do with hor being president ol Blue Triangle. Seton Guild, program chairman of the Forum, and a member of the Student Council. We know that she will succeed in anything she tries. Zethraus. Stanley Slosh Is sure to make a success of his future life, as one with such a pleasing personality could not help but succeed. Dancing and roller skating are his favorite pastimes. Zubay. Ralph -Ralph is on person who plans to travel after graduation. His club ictivitles included Hl-Y, German Club, and he also servod on the RECORD staff. Collecting postage stamps is his hobby. Zurbey, Anne Reading and cheerlna for the basketball and football teams were Anne's greatest enjoyments. She was also an enthusiastic member of Blue Triangle. Carl Linnaeus, and Key-Fen Club. Camera Shy Seniors Dalekt. Albln A boxer, basketball player, and a swell kid to know is Chick. This shy. pleasing personality likes all sports and listening to the radio. Duemke. Bruce—Our collegiate class leader was known by everyone. Although he worked outside of school, he always had time to help one of his fellowmen. He worked in the book room and was a member of the Student Council Business at the U. will be his noxt step. Felegy. William Bill always seemed so quiet that we all wondered what he was like outsido of school. He goes to the neighborhood house, lo movies, and ho likes basketball and music. File. Lowell This unassuming chap says ho lust loafs around (when he isn't working on automobiles). He is known by several names, the most common being Bud. leeves, and Lowell. Humenik. Dorothy A Koy-Pon Club. Blue Triangle, and Rooters Club mombor Dorothy Is an excellent ice skator as well. 'Totsle'' is a girl scout, and she goes anywhere dancing whenever the chance arises. Karkula. Walter As a football playor, Kark was right on top His hobbies aro collecting stamps and match covers. His plans for the future are uncertain. Kastner, James Jim is a great fellow and a great boxor. Because he is a hard worker, he will get along well In the world. Lundeen. Vernon 'Swede ' is a happy-go-lucky chap. He is friondly and good hoarted. but not so fond of etudylna. His main interest at school was basketball and he played on Mr. Parkin's second team. Paquette. Richard Dick'’ is interested in football, skiing, and hockoy. His hobby is building model airplanes, and he hopes some day to become a pilot. He plans to attend Dun woody after graduation. Reynolds. Thomas When not dreaming of his future ambition of becoming a successful mechanic, Thomas spends his time saving post marks and postage stamps. Sodd. Steve This photography fan has most of hi fun outside of school taking pictures and developing them. CLICK LAZY LOAFERS FREE RIDE SMILE PRETTY BE GOOD THE RAZZBERR1ES PERSONALITY PLUS OUR GANG Back Row: Stoon. Troanutou Mr. Sandora. Mr. Llomohn, Mias Tupper. Mr. Guxy, Kryaa, Vlco-prcsldont. Front Row: Sleltohaugh. Secretary; Wmn, Preaidont. January Class Chairmen Since our third year, the graduating class of January, 1939, have had a class party each semester. The members of the class, in their best bib and tucker, came and whiled the evening away with dancing and entertainment. The class with Harry Winn, president; Robert Krysa, vice-president; Vivian Slettehaugh, secretary; and Ruth Stoen, treasurer, held their senior banquet, with the theme of Cruising, on January 19. The theme of the banquet was well carried out in table decorations, menu booklets, and the program. After the banquet we all had a very enjoyable time dancing to the music of the Jazz Orchestra in the girls' gymnasium. Our baccalaureate, with the Edison Choir furnishing the music, was held the twenty-second of January with Father Rutkowski delivering the sermon. The commencement exercises were held on January twenty-sixth. Our president presented the class to Mr. Cook, after which the valedictorians, Harold Case. LaVerne Johnson, and Lorraine Levine, and the salutatorian, Lorraine Gazdon. spoke on the various aspects of music. This was the great climax to a perfect four years. The senior advisors. Miss Ruth Tupper and Mr. Peter Guzy, with their assistants, Mr. Gordon Sanders and Mr. Elmer Sodergren, and the social advisor. Mr. Benjamin Liemohn, gave splendid and willing help to the members of the class. Pag 32 «.% Back Row: Mr. PH . Mr. Lunkloy. Mr . Simmons, Podany. Treasurer; Mr. Buckman. Sullivan, Vico prosidoni front Row: Mcllin. Presidont; Miss Bcr. Johnson, Socrolary. June Class Chairmen We, the graduating class ol June, 1939, have spent four eventful years within the walls of Edison High School. During our third and fourth years, class parties have enabled us to become better acquainted with our fellow students. Mrs. Lucille Simmons, our social advisor, helped to make our social affairs hugely successful with her original ideas. The class, with the help of Malcolm Mellin, president, Leo Sullivan, vice-president, Shirley Johnson, secretary, and Joe Podany, treasurer, climaxed a successful year with the senior banquet on June first. The Jazz Orchestra furnished music appropriate for the occasion. June fourth was the date set for our baccalaureate services which were held in the school auditorium. The Edison Choir furnished beautiful music and an inspiring sermon was delivered. Commencement exercises took place on the eighth of June. Our president presented Mr. Cook with the class and after the presentation, our valedictorian, Cecelia Engler and salutatorian, Leo Ebert, addressed us. Our senior advisors. Miss Adelaide Ber, Mr. Homer Pile, Mr. Carl Buckman, and Mr. Elmo Lunkley, gave their advice in the straightening out of our financial difficulties and other senior problems. And with their help, we ended an ever to be cherished four years at Edison High School. Paqa 33 June '39 Page 34 Abdo. Kelly Friendly and fun-loving describes Kelly. He won a good many iriends in school with his choery nature and good fellowship. He enjoyed watching the athletic events. Ahlqulst. Donald Don is a grand kid to have as a friond. He was an active member of the Ht-Y and went to Bora. Kentucky, with the Ht-Y boys from all over the United States. He will attend a businoss college after graduation. Aliuth. Mary Dancing is Mary’s middle name. She has won fame with it tn Edison, and wo are sure she will also find fame in the outside world. She belonaod to Key-Pen Club. National Society, and received a Silver Scholar ship Pin. Allen, Lorrayne Although she is small, she greets all her friends with a big smile. Reading and listening to tho radio occupy hor leisure moments. She enjoys collecting snapshots of hor iriends. Anderson. Elaine Elaino’s weakness is pots, and if any ono has one, Elaine will soon be around. She is a good-natured girl and has many true friends She will attend a law school, and during lolsure time she will be found out-of-doors. Anderson. Jack -Jack has a comeback on everything anyone says, and he can do this very cleverly. His hobbies are building model airplanes and cartooning. He was on ths RECORD stall and was a member ol tho Hl-Y Anderson. Richard Richard frightens most of his feminine friends with his study of herpetology. He was a member of the Creative Writing Club, German Club, and the Edison Round Table. Anderson. Robert His unusual hobby is collecting tropical fish He was a momber of the Edison Round Table. He plans to attend the U. of M. Arnold. Mary Mary's acting ability entitled her to a part in the Class Play Hor grand personality made her a girl worth knowing. She was a member of tho National Honor Society and Footlights and Curtain Club. II II Arones. Phillip Phil is the leader among his circle of frionds and ol tho Ht-Y. He plays golf, basketball, and diamond ball very well. He will attend tho U. of M. or Dunwoody after commencement. Arthur. Byron Although quiet and not heard from vory often, ho was a good friend to all who know him. Even though he worked outsido of school, he always kept his studies up. Avery. Betty Always happy and merry, that’s Betty. Out-door sports hold hor Interest whilo Bluo Triangle and Glee Club occupy hor time in school. Hor ambition is to be a good stenographer with somo big concern. Barsdis, Frank Frank likes all typos of sports He was on the football squad for two yoars. He plans to attend somo college after graduation. Bauman. Bernard He is one of those often mentioned tall, dark, handsome, quiot but friendly and good-natured persons He should succeed in his chosen wore. Ho played tn the Band while at school. Bauman. Richard Richard takes advantage of Minnesota’s great out-of-doors by hunting and fishing. When he graduates from Edison, he plans to attond night school and go to work. Becskalo. William Bill is a happy-go-lucky person who is well liked by all his friends. Always ready for fun and never without a witty comeback was his motto. He enjoys sports. Beehler. Victor Victor likes an argument any time of day Being a carefree fellow brought him many friends. He did a good job as bank cashier in senior advisory. He has his eye on Dunwoody when he finishes Edison. Behm. Frits Fritz is a regular fellow and is very well liked. He belonged to the Inventors Club. German Club, and National Honor Society. He will attond the U. of M. in the fall and will collect stamps between his studies. Benson. Donald Don's dramatic ability is well-known at Edison. It won him the masculine lead in the Class Play. He plans to be a science teacher when he graduates from Macalester College. Bergqulst. Harriet A jolly, but serious girl is Hat net Painting is her hobby and she does it at odd times in tho day. Rooters Club and Blue Trtanglo held her Interests in school. Betters. Helen Petite Helen wants to be a clothes designer Her favorite pastimes are roller skating and keeping her scrap book up-to-date. DAYDREAMING Birqe, Genevieve When indoors. Genevievo road fiction books; while outdoors, she is swimming in the summer and skating in the winter. Hvr hobby is movie going. She hopes to get a job after graduation- Blade, Vivian With modesty as an asset, Vivian will be a success in anything she attempts to do. She is very fond of roller skating. She plans to bo a stenographer when sho graduates. Bochnak. Matthew Silence is Golden is the saying that Mat'hew practices. He likes stampcollecting and all sports. He is going to take up engineering at the U. of M. June '39 ] J ] Brinda. Ruth Her pleasing personality has helped Ruth gam many Iriends She enjoys all sports and belonged to French Club and Blue Triangle. In the Jail she will attend the U. of M. Brokoisky. Duane His hobby is talking, and he can really talk when he gets started. Ho was president ol the Edison Round Table. He hopes to attend the U. ol M. In the (all. Brost, Curtis Lilo's lust line, and Curt” hasn't a care because he Is saving his brains lor luturo wear. He will attend a business college, but will be (ound lishing or doing some sport between winks. WHAT A PICNIC SQUINTY DON'T FALL SUNSHINE Boeteher. Harold—Quick-witted Harold is a sports enthusiast. He was a member ol Hi-Y and a stair guard. Basketball, which is his lavorite sport, is also his lavorite pastime. Bolin. Elisabeth A thoughtlul young lady who likes to colloct antiques Irom hor dillerent relatives She plans to (urther her education in tho lino ol cooking. Boiler. Edith A very quiet girl was Edith, but any sha did with a smile. Hor brilliant mind won her a her a member ol the National Honor Society. that was given to her rolarship Pin and made Borchardt, Robert Bob's lolly and (riendly attitude towards everyono made him a likeable chap. Ho was a member ol the Ht-Y and the Ushers Club. Hu enioyment Is (ound m taking pictures and in bowling. Borycska. Raymond Ray has been an asset to the tennU team. He belonged to the Ushers Club and was secretary-treasurer ol it (or one year. He will continue his schooling alter graduation. Bourdeaux. Louise Louise is an out door gul. Her lavorite pastimes are loot-ball, basketball, kittenball, skating, and tobogganing. After graduation sho plans to go to a business college. Boynton. Donald Don w s the cause ol more than one girl's heart beatlnq (aster. He was a line student and a good sport He was a member ol Hi-Y. Glee Club, and Choir. Boynton. Phyllis In climbing the ladder of success. Phyllis will reach the top. Being Editor-in-Chief ol the RECORD, a member ol National Honor Society, and having a Silver Scholarship pin prove thu beyond a doubt. Braa. Gloria tho G. A. A. Edison. Gloria enloys all typos ol sports and was an active member ol Sho plans to go to business college when she graduates Irom Branden, Eleanore Learning and singing songs hold Eleanore's Inierrst. She also plays the piano and likes to play kittenball. She will take some business course altor she finishes Edison. Brantner, Evelyn Eve is friendly, willing, and quiet She enloys rnovion and reading books. She was a spectator at all the football games. Brass. William Sweet guitars are rtnqing whon Billy is busy strumming his guitar. He would like to play in somo orchestra, but he is going to an automobile school in Flint, Michigan. Bratt, Violet This blu� -eyed lass is going to take nutse's training at the U. ol M. Reading and dancing are her hobbies. She was a member ol the French Club and Blue Triangle. Brede. Phyllis A gay laugh and a sweet smile are always prosont with Phyllis. She did a good |ob an a teportet on the RECORD. Being a member ol the National Honor Society and receiving a Scholarship pin prove that she will succeed. Bright. William Full ol pep and !un at any time ol day, that's Bill. He is a very good trombone player and plays during his spare moments. His plans alter graduation are to enroll at Dunwoody. Mr June '39 Brude, Shirley Likod here, liked there, liked everywhere that's Shlrl. Dross designing is her chief ambition while dancing, skating, and eating apples are lust some of her many pastimes. She was a member of the Footlights and Curtain Club. Brunos. George Georgs was a champion golfer. He is a vory friendly and good looking chap. He achieved as much in his school work as he did in golf Brya. Florence She sings the whole day through and has a smile for everyone. Florence enjoys reading, too. She was a member of the G. A A. Budnicki. Bernard Even though Bud played on the championship football team and basketball team, he never forgot to study his lessons His cheery nature won htm many frlonds. Butler. Selma Readlnq, dancing, and hiking occupy Selma's spare time She will take up nursing. She belonged to German Club In school, and at home she collected pictures of outstanding people. Carland, Oliver People who really know Oliver know he is a grand friend to have. Hu personal enjoyment was found in collecting pictures of baseball players. Outdoor sports also interested htm during his leisure time. Carlson. Geraldine In hor leisure time Geraldine corresponds with a girl Irom Australia. She belonged to the Bird Club and Sock'n'Buskin. She will attend the U. ol M. to further her oducatlor.. Carr. George George had a private parking lot on a certain corner ot senior alley. Hu bright remarks In a school room always brought laughter and no dullness could be found If George was present. Carland, Clifford Cliff is a quiet sort ol person, but a grand one when you know him. He can really give soma clever comobacks if ne wants to. He was a member of the GLEAM class. CarUon. Lorraine Watching athletic contests was one ot the things Lorraine liked best. She was in the WIZARD class. Blue Triangle, and Sock'n'Buskin. She won many friends among the students and teachers. Clem. Lawrence An out-of-doors man” describe Lawrence perfectly. Whon he isn't busy with auto mechanics, he ia fishing or hunting. He plana to attend Chin woody or the U. of M Conrad. Doris Taking picturee intervals Doris in her apare time. She ia a neat and pleasant qirl to know. Her plan (or the future la to attend some business college. Conway. Eileen Her smile and personality have brought Eileen many friends. Having the lead in the Class Play proved beyond a doubt that she can act. After graduation she will lake a poet graduate course. Cook. Stanley Stan was behind the scenes during football and baskotball seasons, but he helped the teams along tremendously. After graduation he will further his education at some colloge. Corbin. Phyllis Her pleasant and quiet ways have given Phyllis many friends and admirors. She belonged to German Club. She will go to some hospital and take up nursing. Couiombe. Bernard Bernard enioys hiking and saving stamps. Ho Is very studious, and left a good record at Edison. He plans to work and save his money for a long trip. Cremisino. Laura A girl well worth knowing is Laura, and a Vodvtl wouldn't have boon a success without hor. Laura was active in Forum. Koy-Pen Club. Blue Trianqlo. and was a member of National Honor Society. Crew, Charles Charles is interested in flowers and plants. He is a quiet and hard working fellow. He will work for the park board this summer. Crucian!. Mary Although Mary was small, she made her share of friends at Edison. Bomg business manager of the WIZARD, belonging to National Honor Society, participating in the Vodvils took much of hor time. Cummings. Kenneth Ken is a friendly chap and likes to have his friends with him most of tho time. He belonged to Ht-Y and during his spare time did some dancing, swimming, or drawing. Cunningham. Lorraine The life of the party is Lorraine because she's always full of pep. She was an active momber of the G. A. A. and was in Gym Nile. She plans to work after hor schooling at Edison is over. Curyl, Lawrence Although he liked a good time and entoyod playing football and other sports, he did not let his marks suffer. Becauso he was cheerful, he got along with everybody. Csyssyon, Stanley His dimpled cheeks are envied by many a feminine lass who lacks them. Baskotball and baseball are his chief diversions. He will attend Dunwoody when he leaves Edison Dahl. Jeanette Quiet and unassuming Jeanette collects poetry and photographs. She plans to work a while, then go back to school. Dahl. Lawrence Lawrence is very much interested in air-conditioning and is planning to stud it at the U. of M. He is also interested In photography and amateur radio work. Dahlberg. Eunice Eunice was known as a steadfast friend, as a willing worker, and as a good student. Her understanding ways made hor a true pal. Danaher. Margaret Dark Eyes has a pleasing personality that will bring her success. Margaret belonged to Winged Horsemen. Sock'n'Buskin. and was secretary of Carl Linnaeus. Danlewics. Catherine -Catherine spends much of her time playing her ac cordion and is going to keep right on playing it after she graduates. She is going to further her commercial education. Danko, John Wittv and friendly. John was seriously bent on keeping his grades at the top. He is always ready Iot a good argument. He was business manager of the RECORD for two years. Davies. Donald Believe it or not. this boy can really cook. When he isn't busy in the kitchen, he is drawing and sketching. He will study commercial art at Dunwoody. Davis. Carroll Quiet and unassuming describes Carroll. His quiet nature did not keep him from having a good time when one was to be had He was a good student and a worthwhile lriend. JUST BUMS Davis. James Jim is a good natured lad and full of fun. His leisure time is spent on his hobbies: photography and stamps. He was a member of the band and will attend some business college after high school. Demalik, Helen By being a friend to everyone who needed her. Helen was welcome anywhere. Her lady-like manner and sweet disposition make her a favorite of all who know her. Dolny. Andrew Andy was a roan of action rather than words, especially on the basketball court. His jovial nature won him many friends. His favorite sport is baskotball. Pago June '39 June '39 Douville. Leon Quid Leone was a m� mb -i ol tho WIZARD clan . Although sho liken music, her main Interest in In cooking. She is a good student and a sincere trlend. Drabczak. Henry Hank. ' us he Is known to all his pals, on|oy� roller skating. He likes oxcitemont and il he doesn't Ilnd any, he creates his own. Ho would liko to go into the restaurant business. Dressier. Helen She's a case oi quality, not quantity. President ol the Blue Triangle and membership in the Forum and National Honor Society are Just some ol her accomplishments. Driscoll. Virginia Skating and dancing are her favorite pastimes. She is taking a salesmanship course at Younq-Quinlan now. and this fortunate girl has a steady fob waiting for her when she graduates. Dunn. Dorothy Her charming manner is known by everyone who knows Dorothy. Dancing is her favorite pastime. She was a member of the Bird Club. She will attend Miss Wood's Kindergarten School. Duvlck. Ray A friend to all describes Ray He likes to play football and basketball. Because he was always cheorful and quick wilted, he made a good many friends for himself during his high school days. Dygve. Floyd This very tall fellow made many friends at Edison. All sports interest him very much. We wish him much luck and success in the world. Dynon. Daniel Danny was our diminutive and dynamic cheer leader. Dan with his cheerful grin won a place in the hearts of many of his classmates He was an ardent sports fan. Ebert. Leo Brains, ability, and gentlcmanliness characterize Leo perfectly. He was a welcome addition to all his classes. His hobby is stamp collecting. He will attend the U. of M. Edlund. Alden This quiot, sorone. yot jolly lad mado many friends while at Edison As for Alden's future, ho rotuses to predict what is in store lor him. Egeland. Robert School-life is just a big Joko to Bob, who enjoyed playing on the championship teams and going to banquets. He will travel for two weeks after graduation and then go to work. Eilertson. Adeline Adeline found real friendship at Edison. Her groatest Eleasure was keeping a scrapbook on her last year. She belonged to Carl tnnaeus and Rooters Club. Ek. Wayne Wayne is called to the oul-of doors by such activities gs hunting and fishing. After he graduates, he will take an office-training course at Vocational. Eker. Alice Alice is certainly a real Edtsonvan. ’ She went to most ol the sport activities and belonged to many clubs. She will attend the Northwestern l niversity and lake up nursing alter graduation. Music interests Alice in her leisure time. Ellington, Shirley -Shirley likes to skate at the Arena. She was a member of the Rooters Club. She plans to attend business college after she graduates from Edison. Elvln, Charles He is a genial, quiet person Charles is quite a qarden enthusiast. so of course he enjoyed working in the greenhouse at Edison. Ha wan a member of the Commercial Club Engler, Cecelia Brains, ability, leadership -Cecelia has them all. She was editor-ln-chJef of the WIZARD. Her activities included the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, and the Gorman Club. Englund. Betty Lou Betty has a scrap book that is really something. She is tops on tho dance floor. Her knowledge will make her successful in any field she enters. She was a member of the National Honor Society. Esnouqh. Virginia A thoughtful young lady whose gay and fun-lovinq personality won her many friends. She was a member of the WIZARD class, besides being In Sock'n'Buskin and Bluo Triangle. Folldln, Kenneth Kenneth enjoys fishing and golfing during hir. spare timo Ho will attend business college or the U. of M. Fedorko. Steven -Steven is a musician in the Iruo sense ol the word. His ability to play the accordion and to sing is not to be overlooked by any means. He was a member of the Glee Club. I I Fedors, Helen Although Helen keeps her thoughts to herself, she is ready, able, and willing to help at all times. Knitting is her favorite pastime. She •s going to travel a while, then attend business college. Ferrara. lames -Jim likes to play basketball and go to the banquets given for the team He was a studont manager of tho football, baskotball, and baseball toams. His ploasing personality won him many friends. Tick, Kenneth Kenny, a happy, car .-free lad, hop s to succeed in tho study o! forestry at the U. of M His hobby is auto mechanics. Ho was a member of the Latin Club and Music Council. AIR CONDITIONED LOVE i'age 38 June '39 Fish. Viola Viola lovoa music While at Fduon. she wai a member ol the Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle. and Rooters Club. She plana to attend buatnees college altor graduation. Fitzpatrick. Mary Playing the piano and making her own clothes lakes up much ol her time. Sho was a member ol the Commercial Club and Blue Triangle. She will attend the U. o! M. Forsythe, Lob All American Girl Lola has personality plus which boosted her to the Edison's Homecoming Princess She • ponds her leisure time with friends. She was socrotary ol the Student Council and active in Forum and Blue Triangle. Tox. Anna Mae Anna Mac. a friendly person, entoys dancing and sport Sho was bright in class work, and was well likod by her classmates. Frane. Gordon ''Gordie' is a likeable chap with a pleasing personality He is good looking, quiet, and gentlemanly. He enioyed everything about school except English. He was a real sports Ian. Fredrickson. Kenneth Kenny, a carelreo. happy, and light spirtiod lad. hoo'S to attend Dunwoody in the laII. His hobby is driving his 1924 car and having a good lime. He was a member ol Student Council and Hl-Y. Freeman. William Putt. putt, putt to the golf course Bill will go and make a name lor htmsell. He was sergeant-ol-arms In Student Council and a member ol the goll team. Hla ambition is to attend the U. ol M Freestad. Robert This lucky lellow's hobby is archery. He was a mombor ol tne German Club and Hl-Y. He plans to take chemical engineering at the L . of M. Fuzzy. Robert Bob's magnetic personality mode him many friends. He be-longed to the Hi-Y and Student Council Skating Is his lavorite hobby. He plans to take up a business course at the U. ol M Fuzzy. William Roady. willing, and able” is our peppy personality pal Bill His hobby is drums and ho practices during his spara lime. He wifi attend the U ol M In the fall. George. David He was dependable, yel not dull; serious, yet merry at turn s. He hold his own In arguments and kopt his own points oi view He enjoys dancing and singing. Goman. James -Smiling, handsomo. and well liked Is Jim. Ho on� oys meettnq new (riends His greatest thrill will come when he graduates. Among his school activities wore Ushers Club and Ht-Y. Gray. Ramona This blond miss loves to draw poople's profiles. Hot hearty laugh is known by all who know Ramona. She is going to lake a post-graduate courso. Croon. Lester He likes to build model airplanes to pass the time away. He is an enthusiastic member ol the Airplane Club. He plans to work alter graduation. Groves. Jay Abo Lincoln was quiet and so Is Jay but when he does say something it's worth listening to. Astromony and microscopy are his hobbies He was a member of the Creative Writing Club. Guenther. Bernard -Fun loving Bernlo” was very fond ol all sports. He has made many friends at Edison, and we are sure that he will succeed In anything that he attempts to do. Gunnon. Richard Hu cheery grin was admired by '•'eryone. He was a group captain and was a member ot the Student Council. Ho llkos swimming and skating. He is going lo work alter graduation. Gurek. Emelia R-ading and playing tennis help to pass her leisure time. Her charming personality will be vory lilting for slonography, which she plans to do when sne graduates. NICE WORK—EH! RIDING ALONG SOME LINE-UP June '39 Cuslk. Renotta Ronotta u always a lady, nevor harsh or rude. but always polite, gracious, and kind. Reading and music aro her main interests. Sho was a member ol the Choir. Gusik. Thaddeus He spont most ol his time reading, swimming, horseback riding, and dancing. Thaddeus was a member ol the Glee Club and the Choir. He is going to attend Dunwoody alter graduation. Hackett. Margaret Her quiot. pleasing personality has given her a grand start toward success. She belonged to Blue Triangle and Carl Linnaeus Her hobbies are sewing and taking snapshots. Haaen. Roy Girls go lor Roy, but he doesn't lor them. He has thrilled the audience with his gymnastic work lor Gym Nile. He belongod to National Honor Society. Hi-Y. and Ushers Club. His schooling will be continued alter graduation. Hagglund. Janet Alter graduation Janet plans on attending tho Minneapolis Business College. She likes to dance, to play tennis, and to swim. She belonged to the Rooters Club and to Carl Linnaeus. Hall. Melvin Ho was the hie ol all his classes and hopes to continue to be so at Dunwoody. Ho enioys making things out ol wood, such as model airplanes. Ho was bank cashier in the senior advisory. Hallman. Dolores Dolores is a quiet and charming girl who likes to dance and see movies. She belonged to Blue Triangle and The Creative Writing Class. She will attend either the U. ol M. or a business college. Hammond. Vance Hts red hair is no indication of his mild disposition. He is truly an out-of-doors man. His hobbies are fishing, hunting, and golfing. He plans to attend the U. of M. Hansen. Janet She's always gay. and chuck lull of pep. and raring lo go at any sign of fun. She belonged to Carl Linnaeus and Blue Triangle. Her hobby is corresponding with students in foreign countries. Hansen. Richard Dick does all right for himself in school or out. He belonged to Hi-Y. German Club, and was on the Gymnastic Squad. He plans to attend the U. of M Hansen. Ruth—Ruth was a misleading person, for her serious manner and shy smile did not disclose hor other characteristics. When she was with others, she was as merry as the rest. Haselius, Evelyn The best things come in small packages. This can bo perfectly applied to Evelyn. Guitar playing and singing are her hobbioe. She plans to take nurse's training alter she graduates, Hershey. Jerallne Jeraline's pleasant gigqlo is recognized by all who know her. She likes traveling, skating, dancing, and last nut not least eating those dolicious Hershey Bars that bear hor name. Keener. Robert The beckoning ol the outdoors is answered by Robort. His favorite pastime is hunting, but he spends much of his time conversing with his Irlenas and neighbors. Hnath. Margaret -Her peppy manner gained Margaret many Iriendn. She is a ittterbugr' and enjoys anything with a zip to it. She belongod to Forum and Blue Triangle. She may attend a business college. Holcomb. Delores Thu Jovial lass spends much ol her time skating and dancing. She u well liked by her school mates. Delores plans to take a business course when she graduates from Edison. Holmqutst. Dolores Dolores u a serone and quiet girl who enjoys reading. Her hobby is collecting stamps. Alter graduation she hopes to become a secretary. Horning. Virginia Virginia has pretty red hair that U envied by many a blond or brunette. She likes to swim and to keep her scrap book up lo the times. LOOKS FISHY 1-24-DUCX! WHAT? 2ND GINGER ROGERS ] J J J II II I Howell. Margaret Margaret wan nover ono to get worried over clann work. She wan gay and very lond o! sports. Her acting made her a welcome member ol the Footlights and Curtain Club. Hudak. Steve His winning smile is lust ono ot his many admirable assets Steve Is very much Interested In sports ol all kinds. He made many inends at Edison. Humphries. June Pep and personality easily describe June. Sho was in Glee Qub and Bluo Triangle. She possessed many true friends among her school-mates who truly enjoyed her prosence. Hunczak. Leon Now you see him: now you don't. He is as quick as a flash This dashing fellow likes dancing and airplane modeling bottor than anything else. Iacarella. Tomastoa Thu quiet little lady likes to attend the movies. Her other hobbies include swimming, readina, and stamp collecting. She plans to continue her education If she can't find a Job. Irmen. Beatrice This auiot lass emoys all types of sports. Sho is going to attend the U. of M. and study to become a gym toacher. Sho is a member of the G. A. A. and Bluo Triangle. Isom. Leonard This tall blond boy made many friends at Edison Airplane modeling takes up most of his spare moments. Leonard will attend Dunwoody Institute alter graduation. Jaroscak, Donald—Don was an ardent sports follower, especially of basketball. His favorite pastime, talktna. helped to make him a man of words and not of action. He was very well-liked. Jensen. Clifford He hasn't a care in Iho world and what isn't dono today may or may not get done. He was a member of the Hi-Y. and an enthusiastic basketball fan. J ] J J I J ] Jerdee. Laila Here is a girl who likes a good time, and everyono has one when Latla is there. She took an active part on the WIZARD staff and in Carl Linnaous. Sho will take up journalism at the University. Johnson. Catherine Laughable, lovable Catherino addod many friends to her list at Edison. Her hobby Is collecting small cactus plants. She is going to take a post-graduate course at Miller Vocational. Johnson. Donald Don is a good natured chap with hidden onorgies. He was on the track team, and taking part In the City Track Meet was his biggest thrill. Making model airplanes takes up his leisure time. Johnson. Elisabeth Always ready for some fun, before, between, or during school hours. Blue Triangle. German Club, and Footlights and Curtain Club held her Interest. Nursing is her ambition. Johnson. Evelyn - Lynn was a typical senior and ono worth knowing Being an active member of the Sock'n Buskin. French Club, and Camera Club brought her many true friends. She plans to attend tho University. Johnson. Jeanne Jeanne has a lovable manner, and a lovable smile which gives us a girl well worth while. National Honor Society and German Club held her Interest in school. Some school will have Jeanne In its enrollment. Johnson, John - John wears a bla grin, but never knows where his lessons begin. He likes to have fun and likes a good argument, too. He helped in tho greenhouse. Johnson, Lorraine -She was a member of the Glee Club and the Silver Triangle. Sho spends much ol her time singing, and she plans to continue hot musical education when she graduates from Edison. Johnson, Ralph—Ralph is a quiet follow who believes In the motto To be seen and not heard. He seemed indifferent to school and study, but he managed to got sultablo grades. Johnson, Shirley Shirley was a success at Edison. Hor popularity made her our 12A secretary. She was studious In school but iun-loving outside of school. She was personality plus. Kamp. Mary Mary made many Inends during hei high school years. Her pleasant personality is known by all who have made her acquaintance. Kanqas. Mildred A busy little woman Is Milly bul she finds soma time to collect colored picturos. She belonged to the Creative Writing Class. National Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll. She was associate editor of the luno '38 GLEAM. Kaslow. Betty -Betty has tons personality. Her biggest thrill was winning first prize for the act she was in. in tho 1938 Vodvtl. Sho was president of the Forum and belonged to Bluo Triangle and French Club. Keefe. Margaret Margaret, a friendly poison, on |oys roading and dancing. Her biggest thrill was singing over the radio. She will attend some business college In the fall. Kershner. Robert Bob is a small blond lad who was an ardent sports enthusiast. Popular with the studonts, he is always happy and ho will be sure to succeed in tho business world GOING OUR WAY? Page 41 June '39 June '39 Pag V. Ketx. Phyllis -Phyllis cams to Edison Irom Clayton High School in Wisconsin. Sh« likes to listen to semi-classic music and to go on long hikes. When she graduates, she plans to take a course In cosmetology. King. La Verne la Veme is quiet, willing, and fnnndly. She enjoys roadlna or attending the movies. Alter her education at Edison Is Unished, she will work. King. Robert Quiet and reserved is this scholastically inclined individual who will be a success in anything he undertakes. He took a liking to all sports, especially basketball. Klis. Joseph Joe's pet pastime Is making mischief. He is fond of excitement and merrymaking. He is a loyal friend to all who claim his friendship. Knight. Doris We hope Doris will stay as ''sweet” as she was in high school. She was a member of Key-Pon Club. Rooters Club, and Blue Triangle. Her highest ambition is to be a good stenographer. Knowland. Eileen Tecky'' has a singing voice which will bring hor tame and honor. She was the hit” of the Operetta. The Fire Fly.” and was an active member of the Blue Triangle. She will study music after graduation. Knutson. Clarence -Clarence liked to tease and did plenty of it in his classes. Ho was secretary-treasurer of the Ushers Club and participated in football. He will attend Dun woody. Knutson. Lavone You could call Lavone a musical person. In odd moments she studies the piano and belonged to the Choir and Harmony class. When a feeling comes to go out-of-doors. Lavone skates or swims. [ | | | Kocisko. John He kept his grades at the top all through his years at Edison. Stamp collecting is ono of his many interosts. Ho will tako engineering at the U. of M. Kondsiolka, Edward He knew all the answers all the lime. Weight lifting and wrestling aro his favorite pastimes. He wishes to becomo an aviator or wrestler after graduation. Xorsenowskl, Chester Chet” is pleasant, solf-containod. and happy H« s fun-loving and easy to get along with. He appears to know something about everything. His friends aro many. Xorsenowskl, Edward Ed is the out door man; being lost in the north woods was his biggest thrill. His ambition is to soe what the rest of the world looLs liko. Ho belonged to the Chess Club and Bird Club. Kostick. Martin Somo mon die of over work, but Martin doesn't noed to worry about that situation. Baskotball, football, and tennis interest him aftor school hours. Photography is his hobby. Koiacs. Mitchell Mitch as he is callod by his friends, participated in football and liked all sports. He is more studious than he looks, and ho is a dopondable and sturdy fellow. Krawact. Walter A baseball man is Waller and ho hopes to play in the northern league. When baseball isn't in sxison, Walter plays football, hockey, or some other sport Krawcsyk. Lillian She's a girl with a smile for ovoryone. Feeney belonged to Forum, Blue Triangle, and Carl Linnaeus. She was on the Student Council for throe years. Dancing is her favorite pastime. Kreutsian. Fern Her first horseback nd« was her biggest thrill; the horse decided to kick, but Fern hung on. Blue Triangle and German Club woro her school activities. Xubic. Frances Her many hobbies include swimming, dancing, tennis, and riding in a convertible coupe. Frances plans to spend the first four months after graduation near Sturgoon Lake. Kucsek. Eleanor Swimming, dancing, and playing tennis always koep her busy. Eleanor's friendly giagle distinguishes hor from her other classmates. She was a rooting member of the Rooters Club. Kvalhelm. Marilyn Sweetness and personality reveal the likeable characteristics of Marilyn. She was president of Carl Linnaeus and belonged to Bluo Triangle and Camera Club. She will take up dental hygione at the U. of M. Lagace. Fred Fred wants to be a radio announcer. To find a fob which will enable him to go to Beck's Radio School is his one hope. La Hood. Genevieve Hoi smile and pleasing manner wen Genevieve her many friends. Her hobby is collecting pictures and articles that Interest her. She was a momber of Sock'n’Buskin and Blue Triangle. Langner. Mildred This pretty llttls blue-eyed blond likes to swim, skato. and sew. She was a member of the German Club. Koy-Pen Club, and Bluo Triangle. Larson. Helen In her quietness there is charm. Holon enjoys a good game of golf and also keeping up her foreign correspondence. Sho was on the GLEAM staff and was a membor ol tho Blue Triangle. REST AH! ] June '39 3Utet little girl like photography and gardening, the Rooters Club and the Blue Triangle. She is LaVallee. Lorraine Thl� Lorraine war a member o! undecided a to her plan alter graduation. Latan. Ted -Pulling in big whopper on hi line when he goes «i hing I Ted’ version of a good time. Hunting is another o! hi inter ! . He plans to attend Dunwoody Institute. Lee, B|arn -Playing the accordion and being an active member of a neighborhood club were hi pastimes during hts lour year at Edison. He would like to go to Dunwoody alter graduation. Lee. Curtis Curtis i very lond ol playing basketball and baseball. Because he is load ol lun, he t included In every party that is given by hi classmate . Lee. Dolcre Dolores was a very active member ol G. A. A. and the dlllorent ■ports keep her busy much ol the time. Collecting thing Irom school activities I her hobby. She also belonged to Blue Triangle. Lee, Robert Bob did hi WIZARD work at home so he could bother the test during WIZARD period. Alter graduation he will take up aviation, which has i nls hobby lor year . He wa president ol French Civ Leeben . Rodda Rodda enloys playing hockey during hi spare time. He likes to sit at home and listen to the radio. His plans lor the future are uncertain. Lens. Marjorie Creative writing occupies many ol Marjorie’s spar moments. She was a member ol the Key-Pen Club. Alter graduation she want to work as a stenographer. Lewis. Charles -Chuck wa the Louis Armstron V trumpet playing. He onjoyed belonging to the watching all ol the football and basketball games ol Edison with hi hot” Y and French Club and Liberty, Harris Harris was so quiet that he recited only when called on. but then he gave a very creditable responso. Hts favorite pastimes are baseball and football. Liebig. Donald Don’s favorite hobby Is photography, but he intends to study law at the U. of M. Hi-Y and German Club took up much of his spare time at Edison. Llepke, Malcolm Malcolm is a swell fellow. He had leads in two ol the Operettas given by the Gloe Club. Hts pet dislike was a week of school without an assembly. Lightowler. Delores Playing the piano and being activo on a peppy baseball loam are her chief diversion . Delores has held many offices connected with G. A. A. She will attond the Minnesota Business College. Lind. Wallace Wallace enloys playing sporls during his leisure time. His hobby is woodworking. His education will be furthered at the University. Llndbloom. Cleo Cleo was great lun outside ol school, but a quiet and reserved person in school. She Is blonde, blue-eyed, and enloys all sorts ol dancing. She was a member ol Glee Club. Llndbloom. Elaine She's station P-E-P. Elaino uses her excess onergy lor skiing. She plans to go to a business college. She belonged to the Key-Pen Club and Rooters Club. Lucas. Norman Norman likes swimming, tennis, and football equally well, but drafting interests him more than any other subject. His plans after he graduates from Edison are uncertain. Lundgren. John John had a smile for his friends and a comeback to wise cracks of anyone. His hobby is building airplane models. He will attend the University at some future time. WHERE'S THE FELLOW REPAIR MAN OBLIGING June '39 Lyons, Lois Lois' greatest assot was being herself. She was secretary of G. A. A. and belonged to German Club and the Blue Triangle. She will take up social work at some college. McCrea. Miriam Benoath her quiet nature hides Miriam's true self. She can araue and wisecrack with the best. In school she conducted herself in an orderly, business-like manner. Her smile was well-known. McFeely. Stuart Fun loving and wtse-CTacktng ’'Mac likes all sports, especially baskotball. He always has a reply for everything, but despite his fun-loving nature he is a good student. McGaughey. Marian Marian likes horseback riding best of all her hobbi«-n. She was a memoer of the Blue Triangle. She wants to do a lot of traveling after she graduates. McKinney. lone A cheerful and pleasant person who always enjoys herself. She collects souvenirs for her own pleasure. She will enter some field of work after her days in Edison are over. McLaughlin, Lilas -Her laughing Irish eyes gave her away made many friends during her st box covers. This sweet lass stay at Edison. Her hobby is collecting match She plans to attend business college after she leaves Edison Maclossek. Henry Henry likes to play football, baseball, and baskotball When he isn't busy with these, he is eithor swimming or fishing in one of Minnesota's boautiful lakes. Mahlmann. Eleanor Skating in the winter, and swimming in the summit occupy Eleanor's leisure time. She was a member of the Rooters Club, and Carl Linnaeus. Her hobby is reading. Malkoxak, Emella H skating, hiking and reading. She was a would like to be a stenographer when she graduates many pastimes include roller skating, skmng, ice mombor of the Key-Pen Club. Emella Manley. Margaret Business college is her next scholastic goal. Margaret enjoys music above all other things. She was a member of the Orchestra and Key-Pen Club. Marchiniak. Rose Ice skating is her main hobby. Rose spends her spare tim -writing letters. She was a member of the Key-Pen Club and plans to continue her education at a business college. Marciniewicz, Waller Serious, yet good-natured Wally took a liking to all sports. Playing the position of guard on the championship football team was nis biggest thrill. Marengo. Lloyd Babe” went out lor tonnis and did a grand Job on Edison's Tennis Team. He was a member of the National Honor Society. He will attend the School of Business Administration at the U. of M. Marshall. Stewart “Stewle thinks that chemistry is the mast Interesting subject that there is. He plans to further his education in chemistry at the university He was a membor of the German Club. PEP EXTRA Mastro, Mary— Sweet as a song describes Mary perfectly. Her dimpled chin and curly hair are noticed by everyone. Her hobbies are dancing and swimming. She plans to attend a business colloqe afior she graduates. Maurer, Donald No assembly is complole without Don -it the mike. Ho belonged to the German Club, Camera Club, Hi-Y. and was in the Class Play. His witty remarks were welcome at any time. May, Eugene Handsome, autot, and efficient are ways ol describing Gono who was a loyal friend to all who were fortunate enough to know him. Typing was his pot peove and worry. Meltln. Malcolm Our 12B and 12A Class President was an outstanding student. Besidos taking an active part In sports, he was a member of National Honor Society. Student Council, and the WIZARD class. BUDDING ORATOR PRIMPING OOMPH! Miller. Belly She likes drawing, fashion designing, and keeping up her scrapbook. This peppy lass was a member of the Blue Triangle. She hopes lo attend Miss Peppln s Arl Academy. Miller, Elaine This eneraellc girl loves lo dance and lo colled newspaper pictures of everyone she knows. Her happy-go-lucky attitude won her many friends at Edison. Elaine will attend the Minnesota Business College. Miller. Helen -Her natural wavy hair and sunny smile are Helen's assets. Her hobby is sewing, but her favorite pantlmo is reading. She was a member of the Rooters Club. Miller. June June will lake most any dare that comes her way and come out with flying colors. She has a scrapbook that would interest anyone for some time. She belonged to the Glee Club and to Blue Triangle. Miller. Myra Never a dull moment when Myra's around. Her sense of humor is the very best. She belonged to French Club. Choral Club, and others. Her hobby Is taking snapshots. She will attend college after graduation. Mlnni, Robert Singing, saving stamps, and colledlng coins are Bob's hobbles. Wo shall always remember him for his singing and tine personality. Bob would like to furthor his education at the University. Mlskowlec. Helen Dancing, reading, and all kinds of sports, especially basketball are Helen's chief interests. When sho graduates, sho plans to go to Miller Vocational to take up a beauty culture course. Mitchell. Paul Tall and blond. Paul was ono ol the star tackles on the football team. He took many hard knocks, but always came up smiling. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Moline, Ardyce Her winning smile has won many new friends for attractive aubum-haitod Ardyce. She will progress quickly lor she Is Intelligent and well-liked. Moline, Roland Roland was classed as a happy-go-lucky follow, for he enjoyed doing almost everything. He was always cheerful and never worried about anything not even tests. Monson, Dolores Her peppy way made Dolores well-liked among her friends. She was always smiling and happy a grand pal for anyone. Sports Interest hor particularly. Mulvlhlll, Evelyn He: peppy personality is admired by all who know hei Wo are certain that she will be a great success in all that she does. Dancing and roading are her favorite pastimes. ] 3 Mulvlhlll, Joan Besides skating and playmq tennis. Joan was a member of Seton Guild and Blue Triangle. She Is going to further her commercial education at a business college. Mursyn. Louise -Louise's groatoot asset is Just being herself. Friondliness. dependability, and capability these traits spell success for Louise in her chosen vocation, a private secretary. Nalepka. Walter Walt's personality made him an all-round fellow and school-mate. Ho enjoyed all sports, but especially being able to play on the basketball team. Nehrlng. Lorraine Sweet As a Song is Lorraine. Her blue eyes and blonde hair are her greatest asset. Lorraine Is always happy. She enjoys dancing, riding, and hiking. Nelson. Dorothy Nice ways of quietness is a fitting description of Dorothy's character. She was an asset to all her classes. She was a member of Rooters Club and Seton Guild. Nelson. Kenneth Ken doesn't know what is in store for him. but he isn’t worried. Ho can find pleasure in any kind of sport activities. Quietness is Kennoth's asset. Nelson. MUton Optimistic Milt intends to work days and go to school evenings. He was president ol the Ushers Club and belonged to Camera Club and Hi-Y. He also had a part In the Class Play. Nelson. Russell Short wave radloe are Russell's interest, and he hopes to have one of his own. He has got many countries on his radio and hopes to become a telegraph operator. He belonged to Hl-Y and tho Band. Newquist. Ruth A friend in need Is a friend indeod Is Ruth's motto, and she's truly just that. Sho enjoys sewing her own clothes. She Is going to take up cosmetology. POSIN' Nixon. Robert Bob is a talkative. Joke-cracking person. He is pleasant, good-natured, and always calm no mattor what happens. Attending school parties and sports wore his favorite recreations. Nordstrom. Benjamin Bon likes all types of sports His favorite subject is bookkeeping. His fine char-actor Is respected by everyone who is associated with him. His plans after graduation are uncertain. Noren. Eleanor Attending club meetings of Blue Triangle, Rooters Club, and G. A. A. took much of Eleanor's tune. She also was a member of the Choir. Page 40 June 39 June '39 Norliaq. Forne In odd moments Fern could be found sitting at the piano Of studying musical literature. She always brouqht pop with her no matter where she went. Northfleld. Janet Janet, although quiet at times, has her moments ol qalety which has brought her membership in the National Honor Socioty, Camera Club. Blue Triangle, and Orchestra. She was a reporter on the RECORD. Novak. Lucille Lucille always minds her own business. Ice skating is her favorite pastime. She plans to work after she graduates She was a member of the Key-Pen Club. 3 ■ Novak. Michael Basketball was Mike's main interest. He was a member of the Student Council, also a group captain. Hrs pleasant smile wins him friends. His favorite hobby is dancing. O'Connell. Robert Robert never let his domqs outside of school interfere with either his education or his good times. His roserve is somettmos overpowered by his vitality. Oemcke. Werner Werner's dry humor has brightened up many a class room, and he is only out of one escapade before he is into another. Ogren. Muriel Muriel's cheery smile and twinkling eyes are contagious. Everybody wants her in his circle of friendship. She likes excitement. Her pet hate is anyone's calling her Swede. Ohrn. Irene Quiet, until you talk to her of her favorite topics Alter all. everyone likes a good conversationalist. She is an ambitious worker. She has a good voice. Olson. Allen Thu quiot. serene, peaceful lad made many friends whili at Edison. His favorite pastimes are skating, swimming, and playing basketball. He is going to lake an aeronautical engineering course. 3 II I Olson. Carl Carl u a tall, good-looking senior. Evory inch of him is a good fellow. He enjoys watching basketball, football, and baseball. He plans to qo on with his schooling at the university. Olson. Dorothy She has a great voice lor such a small person. Her personality is just as great. She had the lead in the Operetta, The Firefly. She belonqed to Blue Triangle and the Rooters Club. Olson. James His cheery smile won him many friends at Edison. Buildmq ship models is his chief interest. He is planning to go to the U. of M. or some other college. Olson. John lohn was the movie booth operator for the noon movies and did a grand Job. He likes to tinker around electrical apparatus He may go to Dunwoody in the fall. Olson. Loren Taking and developmq pictures keep Loren busy at odd times. He made a name for himself on the gymnastic team. Flying with u stunt pilot U one of his exciting memories. Olson. Margaret Everyone loves to hear her golden vo� . Margaret had a lead in The Firefly” and Joan of the Nancy Lee. Sewi.ig, drawing, and of cours� singing are her hobbles. Olson, Marion Marion likes to correspond with her pen pals in foreign land:. This summer she plans to go to Yellowstone Park, and then in the fall to business col lego. Olson. Phyllis A generous smile, a pleasing disposition, and popularity pet sonify all around Phyllis. She was a member of the Blue Triangle. Rooters Club, and ihe Glee Club. Clson. Shirley Thu camera fan took candid short ol her friends She belonged to Rooters Club and Carl Linnaeus. After summer vacation she will attend some business college. Opland, Richard A man of few words u Richard He enioys playing basketball on the YMCA and church teams. Croative writing takes up much of his lime. He will attend the U. of M. Opsahl. Borqhild She was always on the side lines to cheer our team along in any sport. Her hobby is swimming. She was a momber of Blue Triangle and Rooters Club. Ornat. Chester Ready, willing, and able describes our goodnaturod Chet He made many friends during his stay at Edison. His hobby is auto mechanics. Orton. Marcene A spry and keen girl is Marcene. She wins friends with her smile and pleasant ways. Her ambition is to become a noted pianist, but in the meantime she will go to business college. Oxberry. John Johnny is a quiet and reserved fellow. We are sure he will become successful in any job which he holds. Sports take up most ol hts leisure time. Parkin. Lloyd A hard worker with a wide-awake mind that's Lloyd. He likes mathematics and os pecially higher algebra. Ho was ambitious and enjoyed school His friends are many. PLEASED Pagv 4c ] i June '39 Pawelsky. Mart Marts' lavont pastimes are reading old book and studying photography. Sh is going to take a trip to California, if possible, but she is a bit secretive about her plans after her return. Pearson. Anna Anna is a real girl. She cn oys playing the guitar and singing. but above these she likes dancing best. She plans to further her education at a business training school. Pec. Chester Chet's a boy evoryone wants to know better. He was president of Student Council and German Club. His pleasing personality and scholastic ability made him a true member of the National Honor Society. Peltier. Mildred Personality and pep are two of Millie's’’ assets Het friends are innumerable, and her smile everlasting. She was a member of the WIZARD class and Blue Triangle. Perry. Eleanor Her hobby is stamp collecting. Eleanor’s friendly attitude towards life is one of her greatest accomplishments. She was a member ol the Student Council. She hopes to find a ob after graduation. Perry, Nick Dark and curly-haired Nick liked all sports but favored boxing He acted as hall guard during his senior year. Outside dubs look up much of his spare time. Persulka. Mary Not only watching basketball but also playing the game at-Mary's favorite tecreations. She was a mombor of the G. A. A. and Rooters Club. Sho Is going to tako a nurse's training. Peterson, Helen Helene's hobby and ambition are social woik. She was an enthusiastic spectator at all the sports ovonts of Edison. She was a member ol the National Honor Society. Everyone Justly calls her ''Sunshine.'' Petorson. Lav r-i Stately and courteous these adjectives do not fully describe Laveme. She is neat and thorough and believos in getting things done. Those who know her sincerely like her. Peterson. Paul From day brook till dusk during the summer, one could find Paul playing tennis. He was on the tonnis loam and was on the intor-class team of basketball. Peterson. Robert Everyone likes Bob. and we are sure he will make good at the U. ol M He was sports editor of the RECORD and has been in all the Vodvtls with the gymnastic squad. Peterson. Shirley Shirley was a member of Blue and Silver Triangle. Carl Linnaeus. Forum. Student Council, and Band. She plans to go to the U. of M to take up social science. Podany, Jo Joe's ploasing personality will be remembered by all his classmates. and it will help him to establish himself in the world. He is an excellent tennis player. He will attend Dunwoody. Poisson. Elaine Watching people enjoy themselves is tun fox Elaine She likes to writ long letters. After graduation she is going to attend Miss Wood's School for kindergarten teachers. Polkey. Jerome - Jorry was popular with everybody and was an ardent sports lan. He was a member of Choir. Ushers Club, and the gymnastic team His hobby is machinery. Porter. William Bill was a man of action rathor than words, especially on the football field. Participating in different sports takes most of his leisure time. Puxak. Mary Mary is a girl worth knowing. She took part in many clubs at Edison. She was secrotary of the Quill and Scroll and sh was in National Honor Society She was also on the GLEAM and WIZARD staffs. Radisk . Ruth Ruth likes to read novels and sh enjoys listening to the radio when there is no home work to do. She hopes to become a first class stenographer. June '39 Rodling. Arthur -Arthur � a soft-voiced easy going chap. Tho saying to bo seen and not hoard can bo appropriately applied 10 him. Besides being a member of tho Inventors Club he studios radio much of the Itmo- Rlach. Robert Industrious, friendly, and rod-haired is Robert. Whether it ba Sousa's March. Schubert's Seronade. Gershwin's swing, or Foster's lovely melodies. Bob can play thorn all on the piano. Roback. Joe -Sparkling eye and a friendly smile are Joe's valuable asset He liked to go to basketball and football games. Ho won many friends for himself while he was at Edison. Rockstad. Violette Violette's hobby is making plans for tho future. Hor sweet smile make her many friends. She is a member of the Gloe Club and Choir. She plans to attend businoss college. Roman. George To travel from coast to coast and then continue with schooling are George's plans. His grand personality won him many friends at school. He was a member of the Student Council for two years. Rossi, Marie Marie Is one of those who beliove that things can b done and promptly proceeds to do them. In talking she has a wide command ol words. She won a Scholarship Pm and she was a member of the National Honor Society. Rusinak. William William is a good-natured lad whose hobby is stamp collecting. He plays with a string orchestra during his leisure time. Ryan. William Bill is industrious and sociable Ho is a quiet lad with hidden energies. Ho is a good and loyal friend, and one who knows how to express himself. Samulski. Ireno Irene wants to study to become a nurse. Hor hobby is collecting souvenirs During her spare time hor interests include tennis, hiking, and reading. Sho has a good sense of humor. Sandvlk, Maxine Maxine was always fond of a good time when it wouldn't intoriore with something more important to hor. She is helpful, reliable, and friendly. Scare. Antonette Her sweet reliable disposition will help her to make hor place in the world She spends ner leisure time sowing. After graduation she plans to study dietetics. Schmidt, Audrey -Quiet and unassuming, yet efficient was Audrey. Beneath her quiet nature hides Audrey's true self. She always had time to keep her grades up even though she was busy with things. Schwei. Eileen Popular, pleasant, and peppy describes this charming person. Everyone knows Eileen. She is neat, she Is charming, and she is delightful How could popularity evade her? She was in the Class Play Scott. Betty Betty's worth is not measured in a loud voice and ostentatious manner, but rather in depth and variety. She is a quiet, prompt, and ambitious girL Seba, Michael Mike is always found wherever he can have a good tuno. Ho was a member of the French Club. Hl-Y, and the RECORD staff. His cheery disposition is a great asset. Soman. Vera Vera has a perfect school-girl's loyalty. She is a great sports enthusiast, which brought her tho presidency ol G. A. A. She was also a member of the National Honor Society. Semotuk. John- -This curly haired fellow likes to collect stamps, and he also enioys hunting and fishing. He is going to attend Dunwoody Institute aftor graduation. Shelly. Marjorie -A lovely girl with a swell personality describes Marlorle. Designing and sewing her own clothes take much of her time. She plans to study dress designing and interior decorating at the University. WE RE ALL SMILES TICKETS PLEASE SPRING FEVER I I I I I ] I I I I ] ] J Shore. Donald Ir. loisure tune, sport a interest Don H ' play golf, tonnit and basketball. Ho will attond some business colloge alter ho finishes his high school education. Shore. Le Roy-- Roy U a soft-voiced, oaay going chap. Sports of all kinds, especially basketball, take up his spare time. He is found to be a loyal friend. Sichak. Helen This lady en|oys keeping a snapshot album After graduatn-she plans to take an evening course in beauty culture at Vocational. She was a member of the Blue Triangle. Simmons. Margaret She loves to play the piano and to dance. Margaret was a raomber of the Key-Pen Club, Carl Linnaeus, and Seton Guild. She also served on the Student Council. Sivanich. Steve Steve always did liko to sleep and couldn't understand why it wasn't allowed in study halls. His biggest thrill was almost drowning in the river. Smiley. George George’s good sportsmanship gained him many Iriendu while ho was at Edison. Ho is tall and handsome and Interested in anything that comes his way. Smith. Jean Athletics was Jean’s outsido interest Belonging to the G. A A she was also a member of the WIZARD class and Blue Triangle. Although fun-Iovlng. her rchool work came first. Smith. Lawrence Master entertainer not guilty of any quiet periods that’s Smitty.'' A merry quip, a subtle repartee, and a rollicking banter are Lawrence's formula for chasing troubles away. Sommerfleld. Adeline Adeline onloys skating, swimming and hlktnq. At Edison she was a member ol the Rootors Club and special foods class. She would like to get a � ob and be her own boss Sowden. Phyllis Music from classical to swing that's what Phyllis is after. She goes to the McPhail School of Music. Her hobbies are singing and dancing. She was a member of the Choral Club Spear. Winifred Decorating her room and collecting stamps arc Winifred's hobbies. She will take up a medical coursg after graduation. She belonged to French Club and enloys reading. Sperry. Sylvia Everybody's friend and nobody’s enemy is Sylvia Her hobby is koepinq up a foreign correspondence Sho Intends to go to Northwest Baptist Seminary. Sylvia was vlco-presidonl of tho Commercial Club. Stahl. Ivie In hor spar time one would find Ivin sewing or having a good time. She will attond tho St. Cloud Teachors College In the fall. She was a member of the Blue Triangle and Carl Linnaeus. Steinbach Fred Fred has lun playing his saxophone and running the movie machine. He was a member of the National Honor Society, Band, and Orchestra Fred was tn charge of the movie booth at Edison. Stcckhuus. Ivar Ivor's sense of humor and soarkllng eyes make him a friend lo evaryono. A snappy dresser, a good dancer, a fine gentleman why shouldn't Ivar suoceod as a lady's man? Stoeckel. Bernice—Going to movies and reading are lust two of Bernice's many interests. She was a member of the Blue Triangle. Carl Linnaeus, and Choir. Stokowski. Euqene Eugene was ihe type ol fellow everyone wanted lo know. He was courteous, sincere, honest, square—a perfect gentleman, and a regular fellow. I Stromberg. Robert Harmonic playing takos up some of Rob's leisure time and It has bocome his hobby. He belonged to Hi-T and will further his education at the U. of M. ] 1 Sullivan. Jean Jean can easily be called an all around” girl. Sho belonged to Glee Club, Carl Linnaous. and German Club. She also received a music pin. Sullivan. Leo Sully was elected I2A vice-presidrnl showing that he had countless friends. He was voted the outstanding football player, besides being a good basketball player He was a member of National Honor Society and the WIZARD class. Swanson. Donald Art and photography are Don's hobbies He was a member ot tho WIZARD class and the Studont Council. He was also activo in the Ushers Club. He won a Scholarship Pin Ssurek. Andrew Andy played around in his classes and with radios at home. Hts personality won him tho vice-presidency in 12B Outdoor sports interest him during any season Thompson. Edna Edna's size belies her tndustn-oasness. She is especially interested tn botany In all Its aspects. Thompson. John John had many uncomfortable moments brought to him by his column in the RECORD, but he managed them somehow. His ambition is to become a foreign news reporter. Page Thompson. Mariort She has wil that can't be beat Marjorie has tun wherever she go s and •vary ono on)oys her company Sho belonged to Camera Club, Senior Band, and Blue Ttiangle. Thoren. Martha A friend that is a triend indeed Martha Is a truo-blu companion, tor she never deserts her pals tn time of neod. Sho entoyt seeing movies and reading good books Tomcxyk. Florence- Gently, but tirmly. Florence holds her own with all the rest. Her trlends say she is tun to be with and nice to know. Schooling has brought out her commercial ability Truax. Joyce The Creative Wntma Club was made lor p ople like Joyce Sho loves to write poetry and is very good at wrtttng it. Sho was on the GLEAM stall. Truax. Luella Light-hearted, lolly, and care-tree that is Luella. Sho cast her troubles in a box. sat on the lid and lorgot about them. She likes all kinds ol dancing. Turek. Rose Title peppy lady was in charge ol the Gossip Column In the RECORD. Her amusing romarks and comments held many a laugh tor the readers ol her column. Turnquist, Leonard A steady lad. this student, and he does the task ho sets out to do. He belonged to Ushers Club and Hl-Y. Hu personality has gone a long way to lead him to success. Utke, Herman A very quiet and reserved chap is Herman. At homo ho has a workshop which occupies all his leisure time. He will attend Dunwoody after his education at Edison is ovor. Vail. Betty Betty understands the violin and cottainly can play it. She was Mistress ol tho Orchestra and belongod to Camera Club and Blue Triangle. Botty and her violin were present in the Jarz Orchestra lor all danc s Vandepas. Margaret Thoro is not much Mara cannot do. Hoi aitistic abilities and personality will make her famous Sho belongod to the Forum. Quill and Scroll, and the National Honor Socioty. Velander. Earl Earl was that handsome, blond, choerlul-looking chap seen frequently in the seniors corridor. He was popular with his classmates and en)oyod drawing cartoons. Vickland. Maiiorle A truor friend there never was. Her pleasing personality will be long remembered by all who know her. Sho plans to attend night school at the University while working as a stenographer. Vkllella, Vincent Small peppy, and lull of fun describes Vincent His dancing ability won him many friends. Sports are the center of his many Interests. Vocks. Georg When Joy and duty clash. Goorge tust lets duty go to smash His happiest moment will come whon he receives his high school diploma Walley. Moti Her blue eye and blonde hair always make true inends for potito Matie. Mali is very much interested in athletics, and her sunny disposition Is lust one of her many assets Walstead. Beverly She is always quiet and serene. Beverly's sweet smile won her many friends at Edison. Her hobby Is reading. She plans to bo com o a nurse. Warhol. Mary -Dance music lust seems to get Mary and she must dance wlu-n she hears it. Learning new steps uses up her leisure time. She hopes to work after graduation. Warmington. Thomas Tom la a tall, heavy-set fellow He enioyod sports and participated tn football. He was friendly with all his teachers and many ol his classmates. Wegner. Mariorie Her winning smile won her many friends durtna her years at Edison. Her ambition Is to play the pipe organ. She ts an excellent pianist She Is going to attend Mtss Wood's Kindergarten School. Welns, Lenore Active, pleasant, and inquiring that’s Lonnie She was studious and everybody liked her. An all around sports enthusiast, sho likes to laugh and have a good time. Wetke, Doris Doris is always a lady. She is neither harsh nor tude but always polite, gracious, and kind. She is one of those rare Individuals who mind thoir own business. Westlln. Karl To become a businessman ts Kari n chief aim tn life. Getting good marks and witnessing football games interested him while in school. He (ound pleasure in photography. Willson. Dorothy Dorothy never spoke an unkind word. She was qulot and subduod in school, but � n oyed all the football and basketball games outside of school. Wise, John The course of forestry at the U. oi M. has a fascination lor him. Johnny belonged to the Footlights and Curtain Club, and Torch Hl-Y. His chief hobby is using his bullet camera SUNDAY STROLLERS Page i 0 June '39 I I ] June '39 H n i Wiltman. Marqjret Margate! la always smiling and happy She is a friend to everyone and cheers thoae who are dowr. with her cheery voice and sunny smile. Wnek. Mary A marry lime can be anticipated whenever Mary is around Because sho is a good conversationalist. Mary makes her end ol the entertainment a success. She was a member of Key-Pen Club and Rooters Club. Wcjclak. Felix Basketball first and last, but all sports aru his hobbies Folix was group captain of hut advisory, and his smile won him many truo friends during his years at Edison. Wojclak. Helen Helen is clever, prompt to act, sincere and trustworthy She was a typical senior: serious and sophisticated. She believed In making the moot of her education She was a member of Key-Pen Club and Blue Triangle. Wolfe. June June could spend hours sitting and talking with her friends. June says, 'That's the way to loarn the latest nows. Her liking for a good time keeps her always on the go. She was a mombor of Forum and Blue Triangle. Zajac. Edward Ed likes to go 'round the roller skating rink. Ho is very fond of hunting, too. He plans to go to business oollego when he graduates from Edison. Zdon. Albertina AU curled up in a comfortable chair and roading an interest-book is lust about the nearest thing to heaven on earth tor Albertina. She attend business college alter graduation. Zeches. Mark Skating, swimming, and playing baseball these things take up his spare time, but his favorite sport Is fishing In Lake Johanna. Mark was a member of the boys' Hi-Y. Zieba, Edmund To be a master mechanic Is his chtof ambition. Among his many pastimes, Ed's favorites are lighting and photography. He plans to attend Dunwoody after graduation. Ziegler, Raymond Ray was quiet and reserved in school. He enjoyed oditlnq the sports section of the RECORD. His ambition is writing for one of the city newspapers. Zixak, Paul - Any and all sports are recreation for Paul Swimming and hunting In season are Just two of his favorites. He will probably continue his schooling at a small college. mg will Zwolska. Mary Mary lik s music rr.d needle work time working crossword puzzles Mary was a member Rooters Club, and ol Carl Linnaeus and Blue Triangle. le spot of the Key-Pen Club ALL ALONE 1 WONDER? WHERE'S THE BALL? BUMP ON A LOG THREE'S A CROWD SEEING STARS June '39 Camera Shy Seniors Ashcraft. Dorothy This pretty little miss liked to collect specimens of loaves and flower When she loaves Edison. Dorothy will study to become a botany teacher. Basara. Victor He was one of the few in school who liked mathematics Ho entoyed. ot so It seemed, higher algebra To become a graduate of the U. 3f M. is Victor's aun. Benolken. Mae Mae Is one of our quiet girls. In her leisure time. Mae Jews or roads. She enjoys going on htkos of any kind Sewing Is her hobby. Campbell. Cora Collecting odd salt and popper shakers and dancing are Cora's hobbies. She plans to attend Poppen's Dress Designing School whon she graduates from Edison. De Charles. Roger This handsome lad on)oy d playing the tuba in the Band while he was at Edison. He completed his education at West High Night School. Espe. Mad)ll Madjll Is helpful, reliable, and friendly Sho was very quiet In the classroom, but her list of friends keeps right on growing. Holmer. Avis Avis Is a tall, slender girl, who Is very lovely to lock at. Reading is her chief divorslon. and she plans to take up nursing when she graduates from Edison. Johnson. Charles Playing the guitar and riding In antique cars are his (avorito pastimes. He was on the gymnastic team. Ho is going to travol during the summer and go to Dun woody Industrial School In the fall. Johnson. Marjorie Manorie llkos dancing and learning the art ot cosmetology Alter graduation she plans to further her education in cosmetology. She was a member of the Rooters Club. H I [I II II [l [I [I [I Kovallk, Agnes -Her many hobbies Include sewing, skating, bicycling, and playing basketball and baseball. She was a member of the Rooters Club. She plans to get a lob alter graduation. Kusnlar, Genevieve A triend that is a triend Indeed Sh« enloys reading skating, and attending the movies. Sho betongod to the Rooters Club and to the Key Pen Club. AN ORAL A MOMENT S RELAXATION RECITATION DISGUSTED ST DEGREE MURDER THREE SMART GIRLS June '39 I a a i u Camera Shy Seniors Lindman. Harlan -Cars internal Harlan more than anything else. We are sure that he will go very far with hla winning personality He is liked by all who know him. Masloskl, Paul Truckin'' and doing the Big Apple are his two ways of passing the time. Dancing, goinq to movies, and listening to kray music were Paul's favorite recreations. Myslafkk. John Quiet and unknown to many but a great pal to his friends His sense of humor and his Hashing smile attract the attention of many 11 II Norberg. Marian Quiet until you know her and then Marian is as peppy as the rost of the group. Her wittiness has brought her many friends. Hoi hobby is stamp collecting. Price, Geraldine litterbugging is her favorite pastime. She and her paitner won the Northwest Jitterbug contest. She is a little bundle of life and excitement and she is lond of sports. Rapacs. Frank Frank is very fond of all out-of-door sports This lucky chap has planned a glorious trip to California when he graduates from Edison II H Ringwelskl. Margaret A quiet evening In an easy chair with a good book Is Margaret's ideal. She would like to go to St. Catherine’s College to further her education. Rucke. Walter - Walt” played an important part on Edison's basketball team. His skill is known throughout the city. He remained bashful through all his honors. Sexton. Martin Bolng quiet and minding his own business helps to mak« Martin an all around fellow. His favorite pastimes are participating in all sports and taking long walks around the country. 1 I I 1 I) ] • ] Skurka. Mery A perfect lady from head to toes describes Mary accurately. She loves to play the piano, and she can really play. loo. She was bank cashier of her class. Wedgewood. Duane A genial, quid person was Duane. His hobby is collecting stamps and old coins His education will bo continued at Dunwoody. THE FERARRA SMILE BETWEEN PERIODS ALL SET WE RE HAPPY ONE AT A TIME Edison is a scene of constant activities: if our HOBBY is nature, we belong to Carl Linnaeus; if it is dramatics, we belong to Footlights and Curtain Club; and so on until every student has the opportunity to participate in the organization which he is especially interested in and fitted for. Again, our HOBBIES offer us a change from the routine of our studies. i i i i ii u ii [i [ i i i i i i n [ i [ i [ Music Council The Music Council, composed of the officers of the Glee Club. Choirs. Band, and Orchestra, presents music pins and letters to those who have done outstanding work in their respective organizations. About three times a term the council meets to ponder over the list of those eligible in order to present the awards to only the worthiest. Sack Row Folkcy, Hudoba, Gicvold. Olson. Bloomgron. Johnson. Second Row: Olson. Nuson. Ogron. Potcrson, Hnath. Front Row: Boynton. Mr. Lunklsy Mr. Sodergren, Carlson. Seldom is a school fortunate enough to have two such talented men for the music department as Edison's Mr. Lunkley and Mr. Sodergren. Together they constitute two of the city's finest musical directors. Mr. Lunkley is the newcomer who has done such wonders for our Band and Orchestra. He also gives instructions to those who wish to learn the art of playing instruments. Edison is proud of the fact that he is the solo trumpet player for Dick Long's Orchestra. He has developed the Band and Orchestra into the versatile organizations they now are, equally good at both overtures and ''swing.” Mr. Sodergren's mellow voice presents an objective for the members of the singing organizations that he directs. His membership in the Apollo Club, an organization of accomplished singers, gives him an unusual distinction. He leads the choirs in all sorts of songs and they climax the year with excellent assembly programs. The success of the operetta was due to his competent handling of the Glee Club as shown in The Firefly” which soared beyond the highest expectations. Pag -pun To Hear I No Easter or Christmas holiday goes by without the Choral singing of Edison's first Choir which adds a sacred note to those occasions. It also sang the memorial service for Miss Cole last fall. This group of students chosen from oomnH nhoir sinqs its way into the hearts ol many Edisonians. FIRST CHOIR Bock Ho : Walt . Hoc . ' P rT odfi Filth Bow: f rka D el°y CduTetrom Warrick. Cable. Wolahinqor. Swanaon Fellegy. Wolln Third B wV1 v'Tiand. Wallin Cihunka. Sktrka. Wotlman. Homra. Subak. Obon. Walker ’-who. Second Row: Sutton. Engotrom. Applebee. Pulk. Moberq. Walhn. Enqlund. Lewie. Fudro. Biorson First Row: Wilwordmg. Robin, Sawyer. Howard, Sodergren, Borg Nelson. Johnson, Vlall. V o Vxr. Va . KbtaVxam. Swot. Oona uo. Johnson. VAanUy. otoah. TxoVv. .ton� . «t xVo. «iown. PrttT % V n.nt Wtotoon. Coso. C oCTOOtovrrxV. . Pa n . V aT aV.ou. NNeodoW, MVnqo. T ox«s x . ftvot man nS.lVT • . jatoou. ItomW.. Ktvdowm CajiVxoa. Ootto. Hotx v« d. Ktj.mxU. V o a . Sl2ioo. mwt Gu VC on. Sodi«tqton. Cfesxte Ux«on. Ccmplon. RuAo ph. YTonnottu . Coto.lt 'SoxSSxoS. om.rx o A. 0 W,CneS'ra ancl Band have given Edison its reputation oi bein, inclined. The Orchestra plays for Class Plays as well as Operettas. 3 militant note to athletic events, especially homecoming, and blies would lose their glory without our school song. adds musically The Bondi our “pop ' Ha Wal low: Makowsk . Bonaon n. Curlis. Wa� Uak. t r. Holmw®. Taraqos. Dillon d Wow: __Ctrxnchiiola. IRST CHOIR Sparrow. John n. A, . Kow-. Jensen. N l� on. Taylor Fourth Ro B jork 1 ur.d . Job • l On. i ay«w« ,____, _ __ w: Y€yr Jid. Evan 'Sr.iith Arnnsox. Sanfl Sery. _ Boroquirt. Erickson. Kimball. 1 Budish. McCuns. Nalovanko First Row Sen ulhorg. Schmid Sixth Row: lacarolla. Johnson, Stylxki. SandttiBon, Sowroy, Loppo-Wofl«n. Second Row: Thompson. Pearson. ■ ■ ;‘T _ ________ Zwoleko. Otsvn. Sehiock. Horning. Chrt� ten «n. Sullivan, Gamacho. Hallman, fifth How: ,k. Brudo. Cailion. Robtnott. Murray. Dunrmor . Richter. Fourth Bow: Price. Hitter. Nelson Ritteri 3cak Third How; Clement . Jahnion. Anderson. Hal: !. Fedotx Soldahi. Unata. Second R«w on. O'Leary. Gmitorko. Kern. Mronca. Warhol. Firm! Row: Hnalh. Soc.-Trea ; Nlron, Vt ry 7 ® ! rr«jr n. John� on. Nmlmon. Piano Playor ' rTf|.; ||r Bock Row: Li pk (arose Simon Sod GIcg Club For Harmony mixed for ,he purpose ot developing voices lot the The second Choir Is organ-------- iirst Choir. successful presentation of Rudolph The Glee Club this year gave a very success Frlml's The Firefly,” and took part in the Vodvil. GLEE CLUB • tehn-°n- N-hrt- II [I (I II II II B No dance is owing For Jittei latest number with a s d ThS°s he °rches,ra swinging into the social gathering would be complete w.ttou hel nor,heas’ “,terbu N° GLEE CLUB Back Row: Sp« -y. DeohUv. Williams. Fuzzy Fuzzy. Berglund, LundMt. Sixth Brown. Munson. Ztoba. Sandssn Jackson. Routs. Stanly ruth Sow: ' kelcf n ,uon Ka� r. !ohn.on Andorscn. Schel. Dyrvor. Fourth Row: Brantnor. bSE Peter.on. mui.. Third Row: Ekor. Bristol. Koqcl kE « HOl£ c-Trw., M.nnt Swonson. Colusnak. Bar l. Clovotend. First Row. Johns Llsowski. Gisvold. Vico-Pros-. Boynton. Prss STUDENT COUNCIL SOCIAL COMMITTEE Andoraon, Molitor, Hanson. Mlsa Ward, Miss Birkmaier, Mr Sandora. Townsend. Gosslin. Hlnman. Forsythe, Gazdon, Semanko. Case. STUDENT COUNCIL DRIVES AND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Back Row: Stromborg, Marks. Rosonwald. Mollin. Second Row: Brock. Drossier. Staska, Olson. Gunderson. La Mar, Mglak, Mastxo, Braa. Bxarna. Simrnonda. Stanchiield. Oillcki. First Row: Miss Seaman. Pthlsironi. Johnson. Murray, Schullo, Seller. Mr Croon. I STUDENT COUNCIL RECOGNITION COMMITTEE Mr. Miller. Mrs. Olsen. Ze'.emak, Mrs. Gillies. Croteau, Subialka. Greo trough, De Marsh, Olson, Pratt, Anderson, lohnaon. STUDENT COUNCIL LAW AND ORDER COMMITTEE Potoraon. Swanson, Seluky, Er-pelding. Balthazar, Kokett. Janos. Miss Simmons. Mrs. Buckle, Klis, Pulk. Fuzzey. STUDENT COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE Krysa, Dahl, Mrs. Nordby, Mr. Hamrln, Engstrom. Dechelne. STUDENT COUNCIL ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Slettehough. Thoroquest, Mis Ftsch. Mr. Ahlstrom. Miss Peter-son, Swanson. Peterson. Soman-ko, Kroitz. Bristol. Poc, Dressier. STUDENT COUNCIL HALLS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Miss Ballou. Lauz. Compton. D« May. Ktawezyk. Helm. Winn, Miss Robertson. Kozlak. Goman. Sullivan. Feigal. Council Committees Serve The Student Council, composed of representatives from all the advisories, is an active organization. The members are divided into committees which search for weaknesses in the school and begin at once to remedy them. The Council also sponsors our sunlites and all-school parties, and each spring Edison's talented students have the opportunity to display their abilities in the annual Vodvil directed by the Social Committes of the organization. All of Edison High School has appreciated the Student Council's work this year. Page 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row: Jackson, Warrick, Hay© . Potorson. Petrangelo. Peterson. Serbanlc. Larson Neuman. Rolstci Westman. Second Row: Johnson. Clecmlerowski. Mtchalov. Dubiveky. Case. Skaar. Walker, Levine. Layman. First Row: Wallin, Groon. Winn. Vico-Pros.: Puxak. Sec.; Swanson. Pres.; Gazdon. Stoen. Outstanding Edisonians Outstanding in every way, the members of the National Honor Society fulfill the qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The Epsilon Chapter of this society initiates new members in an assembly every spring and fall. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row: Seman. Ebert. Aliuth. Engler. Brost. Boynton. Peterson. Northheld. Brede. Arnold. Third Row: Legler. Boryczka. Melltn. Pec, Engstrom. Nelson. Marengo. Behm. Anderson. Laux. Second Row: Johnson. Dressier Kangas. Bassl. Lens Mooro. Cremistno. Mastro, Cruciani. Boiler. First Row: Englund, Kersten. Briggs, Hagen. Westlin. Stetnbach. Carlson. Jensen. Johnson. GROUP CAPTAINS Buck Row: Dahl. Lacascio, Rosar. Townsend. Herrman. Furlong. Anderson. Vincent Sixth Row: Carlson, Evans, Gabrysh. Sundberg. Pestollo, Dubay. Hoch. Filth Row: Dahlln Krrstsn. Wolle. Engstrom, Compton Siviur. Fourth Row: Mornik. Olson. Hanson. Hermundslie, Mato. Rostick, Krawczyk Third Row: Benbow. Brama Subak. Swanson. Roblo Bartley. Second Row: )ohnson. Sery. Homza. Pappas. Walker. Paulson Brude. First Row: Larson. Keqel. Hofi. Derouln. Gustalson. Schultz. Advisory Representatives The Group Captain works busily checking attendance, reading announcements. and distributing notices and invitations in advisory. The spirit of thriftiness at Edison is due in a large measure to the interest in banking which each cashier arouses in his respective advisory group. BANK CASHIERS Back Row: Hanson. Brown. Blosky. Ronald. Beehlor. Pearson. Pres lemon, Beckor. Hendrickson. Sixth Row: Oslund. Taragos. Sullivan, Routs. Brown. Scott. Normark. Benson. Filth Row: McLaughlm. Stmondss, King Clark, Kamp. Maas. lohnson Fourth Row: Slefeit. Surka. Olson. Rusch. Carlson, Kangas. Kai zenvwski, Guxie. Third Row: Knutson. Uruta. Ohn. Smith, Moor . Olson. Roasonor. Second Row: Cas« Mobcrg. Petersen. Wtttman. Ballman. Skotto. Attkons, Abraham. First Row: Stvanich. Wostman, Sec ; Lasho. Miss Case. Englund. Vice-Pros : Rolston. Pres.; Grams. I RECORD Standing; Rolston. Halh. q Soderrr.in. Pratt. Hanson. Lvpptno. Brede, North field, Andetson. Soba Warrtck. Romj Sitting: Thompson, Stolanko, Tutek, Bshun, SJgffghough, Anderson, Boynton, Guxie, Peterson. Chenoweth. Ziogtor, RebboJx. SubjaJka. Slkewech. Headlines . . . Copy Complete A buzz of excitement greets the RECORD'S delivery every Friday morning. Who will be mentioned in the spicy gossip column? Which seniors will rate interviews this week? Will our club's coming social affair get the boosting we hoped tor? This group of 30 selected pupils puts out a yearbook which very seldom rates less than All American honors. Few seniors graduate without a copy of this book. For years in the future they will enfoy perusing this volume, which will undoubtedly bring back memories dear to them all. WIZARD Standing: Le«. Melhn. Esnough. Grvn L?r on. Hayes. Jerdee Silling; Peltier. Carlson Swanson. Smith, Wvstman. Douville, Mu Johnson. Engior. Birch, F ixak, Crucioni. Peterson. Vandepas. Carroll. ] LIBRARY MONITORS Jkick Rows Shot . Tamm, Grabski From Row: BoUo. Stockcl, Plaantky, N« taon. Bnnda. Obon Katlow lohnaon, Foray lh«. Janoaco. Erp ldm j. Assistants . . . Goal Reached These monitors play an important part in the library organization. VJ vthout their help, we could not have the convenience ol lookinq up our reference material at school. Edison is proud ol its membership in the Quill and Scroll, an international literary society whose purpose is encouraginq literary work in iournalism and lields closely associated with it. To be eligible, one must have been an out- standing member oi one ol the classes working on school publications. QUILL AND SCROLL L«tl to rtqhu Kanqat. l nz. Andorion. Watnck. Lnq «t. Wotimamv Latoon. Hayos, Vandepa . Mtt GtUlnt. Puzak, Mis® Row. Gran, Mi lan . NeUon, Sparry, Boynton, Miu Johnion. Chonowoth. Mi. Cook. Mu. Boa id man. BOOKROOM Wallin, Haq n. Molitor. Block. Their Aim Members of the Hi-Y organization manage the second hand bookroom, making it possible for us to buy and sell our second hand books with very little inconvenience. The work behind the scenes is taken care of by the Stage Crew, a group oi faithful boys. Without them we could never give the Operettas, Class Plays, Vodvils, and other stage presentations. STAGE CREW Standing: Klitzon, Wallin, Mr. Brnlnlng, Benson, Routs, Hansen. Larson, Pyrllck. Kntollnq: Gamache. Wenner. B)orklund. Hendrickson. Borg, GREENHOUSE CLASS W«jnet, Gro«n, Elvtn, Johnson, Bonson. Is Service This year, the greenhouse is managed as a commercial enterprise rather than as a conservatory. Students who are interested in science have added to the beauty of the greenhouse through desert gardens, dish gardens and the like. The office pages are kept busy doing errands for the members of the office staff. This practical office training gives them some experience in their chosen vocation. OFFICE PAGES IS ' uShtowM V‘k F d0f ’ TUrk Zak- WUlaon- Harden Wujand, WoWok. Conway. BJado. Lmdman BLUE TRIANGIE Bock Row: Gunderson, Boynton. Carlson. Tamn. '. hording. Braa. Hackett. Neuman. Sullivan. Kvalhetm. Kreutzian. Seventh Row: Braa. Taragos. Kogol Horan. Taylor. Nolson. Masica. Brinda. Larson Miller. Sixth Row: Welthingor. Bowmen. Codor, Lyons. Warrick. Weir,os. Carlson. Walker. La Hood, Johnson Filth Row: Vanderpas. Olson. Jenson. Wegner. Donaher. Lee. Kamp. Thompson, Kvalhetm, Btllroan, Levine Fourth Row: Urchanski. Wallin. Johnson. Zjlin. Hasberg, Thorn. Brude. Humphries, Miller. Hanson. Third Row: Carroll, Borosh. Schwie. Smith. Vickland. McGaughey, Johnson Peterson. Kryslnski. Second Row: Von Domanrs. Ripley. Pihlstrom. Cleveland. Arnold, Curcbman. Kalina. Kangas. Bailer. Gazdon First Row: Pratt. Postello, Carlson. Stolzner Vlce-Pres.; Miss Birkmaier. Zethraus. Pres.; Mrs Tlllotson. Slettehaugh, Dressier. Sec.; Knowland The Y's Have Eleventh and twelfth grade girls make up the Blue Triangle, an active branch of the Y.W.C.A., whose aim is Christian fellowship. Their bi-weekly meetings are social highlights at Edison. Style shows, carnivals, dances, and interesting and b;neficial lectures on health, manners, and personality with these activities, no wonder it is such a popular organization. BLUE TRIANGLE Back Rowi Vandotmydo. Irmen, Stahl. Pisansky, Larson, Dahl. Nowquist Vincont. Kayos. Swanson. Olson, Rolor. Seventh Row: Stoockel, Johnson. England. Sholloy. Rahlston. Johnson. Anderson. Olson, Swanson, Peterson. Turner Sixth Row: Avery. Orten. Johnson. Korsten. Knight. Holm. Jordoe, Northliold. Wostma: Skiba. FUth Row: Johnson. Grlvnd. Arneson, Greenwood. Jackson. Turk. Ogren. Brodo, Kaslow. Peterson. Johnson. Fourth Row: Cretnlslno, Brama, Olson. Wasek, Barkowitz. Layman. Scott. Williamson, Alluth. Murzyn. Third Row: Stoon, Reilly. Johnson, Nohrtng. Fish. Bristol. Roble. Wliwerdlng. Buckley. Second Row: Seavo, Ltndbloom. Semanko. Mcorv. Zuibey, Schei. Ames. Blade. Moberg. Puzak. First Rowi Forsythe, Smith, Peterson, Johnson, Troas.; Miss Ramswlck, Esnough, 1. C. C.; Warhol, Spanow. Gren J J J J J J J J J I I ] I « Back Rowi Stelanko. Guoek. Davies, Ross, Nelson. Super. Saba. Fourth Row: i ihlbei : Ltepke, Hansen. Liebig, Anderson, Bfarnason Third Row: Lossen, Carlson. Leglar. Stasik. Borg. Krysmski, Bauei Second Row: Stenach. Leris, Kazlak. Boetcher. Hurley. Chrlslock. First Row: Chonoweth. Mr. Willow. Swanson. Vice-Ptes.; Mr. Millet. Krysa. Pres Fellowship This club, exclusively a boys' organization, manages the second hand book room from which it derives some profit, and sometimes collaborates with the Blue Triangle in order to sponsor unique social functions. This organization also has gay and rollicking times when it stages dances and parties. The Blue Triangle's roller skating parties are attended wholeheartedly by the Hi-Y members. HI-Y Back Row: Palm. Anderson. Ahlquist, Ienoen Benson, Hanson, Boehlor. Zoches. Lrpolding Filth Row: Saline, Oomcko, Blomgren, Dahl. Olson, Arones, Hammond, Boynton. Fourth Row: Potorson. Westlin. Roman. Glsvold. Bonin. Carlson. Malik. Sanch, Hudoba. Third Row: Wagner. Anderson, Roback, Kletzin. Goman, Williams. Wallin, Briggs. Second Row: Lilia. Bushoy. Turnblom, Molttor, Piola. Brock, Barnes. Froastad. Zubay First Row: Sexton. Nolson, Mr. Willow. Luowski. Sec.; Mauror. Troas ; Mr Miller, Surdyk. Hall. FOOTLIGHTS AND CURTAIN CLUB ££ Vo-. Vln5S £S3SSrt5 Talent Is The members of the Footlights and Curtain Club are intensely interested in dramatics. The new members are selected by tryouts at the beginning of each term. They have entertained us with some of the best assemblies this year. Freshmen and sophomore girls find the Silver Triangle with its many social affairs a tremendous help in gaining new friends and keeping them. They get together every two weeks and enjoy themselves. SILVER TRIANGLE Bock Bowi Oslund Holt. Preiftmon. Sundborq. Shuts . La Mar. CalUrstvom. Olson. M� tch ll. FUth Bow: Paulson, Subak. Larson. Lind. Lo«il. Johnson. Palm. Larson. Modson..Olson. Fourth Bowi Carlson. WonUtn. Borina. Looser. Korn. Wtcktnan. Peterson. Jarooak. Moberq Third Bow: Larson. Epqolhar fawyor. ASMS. Stefort. Sichak. Hnath. Coibeiq. Second Bow: Stool OGrady. Moor Howe Wang. wS72k Naroa. Budish. Flr� t Row: Swanson. Sodotqren. Johnson. B� o.kman. Miss Alblnson. Johnson. Warrick. R it lor. 1 Discovered Isn't this a perfect one? I snapped it ius. as she fell-wha, a pose! ' The members of the Camera Club, who are selected through the.r abtl.ty m amateur photography, meet twice a month under the direction of Miss Holkesvig to compare pictures. They not only take candid snapshots, but they also learn about lenses, lighting, and all the ifs and ands about cameras and picture taking. SILVER TRIANGLE Bock Row: Daughonbaugh, Kostakos, Warrick. Emerson. Anderson. Rosso, Jakubiak. Oborroan Slxdi Haws Blonske, Zeleniak. Lmdman, Pelorson. Simona, Raberg. Logler, Rondornick. Blllman. Filth Row: JCirchor. Morrill. Phillips, Gulltckson, Ho!!. Leonard. Edwards, Jones. Fourth Row: Wallin, Potorson. Staoka. Nor- mark. Wostman. Sullivan. Draglor. Potorson. Brook. Third Row: Mtllor. Schullo. Froshlich. Carlson. Brudo, Carlson. Pheifer, Schock. Second Row: Buetxbergor. Paulson. Devine. Huntor. Fresonke. Davis. Orlicki. Hackntt. Johnson. First Row: OToary. Stanchllold. Dressier. Sec.: Potorson. Vlco-Pros ; Mrs. Wilkins. RoUton. Px .; Northlteld. I. C. C.; Brock. Treas. SOCK'N'BUSKIN Arnold. Min Tu )g u7h ; r on. Thom . Carisen. Esnouqh. D� malik. La Hood. Vlckland. Carroll. Clubs Offer Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? dramatically cries a future Sarah Bernhardt. The Sock'n'Buskin meets every other Thursday to study and dramatize some of Shakespeare's works. These members all have taken one term of Shakespeare and they wish to study further. The Latin Club meets every other Thursday under Mrs. McIntyre's advisor-ship. The roll call is answered by Latin words and interesting programs are given. This club is for students who have finished one or more semesters of Latin. LATIN CLUB Standing: Almqumt Smith. Edward . Savitrom. Unard. Schulbora, Hamrick. Aadland. Von Sokol Pappas Nordquuf. Larson P®ter on. Ekor. O� t«:monn Sooted: Mrs. McJntyro Kononowaki. JCostick Magnate, Buduh, Norog. Daniowtcx. Somanko. Seal Rapacr 1 I I ] ] WINGED HORSEMEN Standing Mis Tuppcr. Gren. Hinnmon. Danahor. Viol. Donnety Seated: Domaltk, Carroll. New Interests Interested in writing poetry, the members of this club meet every other Wednesday to study the famous poets and their works from the book. Winged Horsemen. By studying the meaning of poetry, they learn to increase their appreciation of it. Many a heart has beat faster hoping to be elected into the Forum, a closed club. Under Miss Ross's able direction, they begin the year with initiation of new members. They discuss problems of the day and they all enjoy themselves at their many parties. FORUM Back Row: Hnath Johnson. Drossier. Hanson Krystnski. Third Row: Kvalhvin: Pratt. Wolf©. Norroark Secood How: Boston. Boynton. Johnson. Miss Ross. Oqren, Campbell. Hnath. Swenson. Morre. Pastello, Roblo, Braa. Smith. Olson. La Mat. Hoff. Callorstrom. Front Row: Sparrow, Kegil,Pot rson. Dressier. Vtca-Pros.: Kas’ow. FVes.; Cromisino. Treas.; Forsythe. Sec.; Wolahmcjor. Vanderpas, Alfuth STAIR GUARDS Bootcho., Fttwnan. Mrilta. Bo,nlo� . Fauy. S-o«on. Mam would ,9ig„ Hta, b. „ „ „„ „ guards who tap o,d„, with all .he common ol M]c are indebted to them for performing for the school such a great service. Ticket, pleasel The courteous ushers show one to his seat with deference on the evenings of such social affairs as class plays, operettas, and the like. SSI.STL on. USHERS CLUB ...i � � ' Oonowlh. P,„; Bo Lisow k«, Kaq«n, Vjce-Pres; Swan on CAFETERIA CLASS MaWman. Gold ,. Tum,r. Hatuon, MU. U., NorrUt™,, Whitman, Sch.l, Phn. Assistants m � „ J. � .� a cte«d on - Only tto� «� ■ ”°te salt considered in the selection oi the members. A sunrise breakfast is a typical Carl Unnaean outing, but this jolly sort ol ling constitutes only part ol their good times. Under the advtsorship of Miss Aellem, they sell holly and mistletoe at Christmas time also. CARL LINNAEUS Back Row: Kansas. Hayos, Eilortron, Schulboig, Newqulnt. Olson. Homing, Hackotl. Fifth Row: W« tman Danahar. Scott, Millar, Olton, Stockel. Weqner. Fourth Row: Bartley. Roblo, Buckloy, Billman, Levine. Soldah. Wallin, Schnabel. Third Row: Mahlmann. Gien, Weatman, Drager Ame«, Ame . K-.utr.on Second Row: Scavo. Mukowioc, Lundblad. McLaughlin, Mahlmann. Aitken , Budlnh. Fir I Row: llivan, Kvalhelm. Pie .: Ml MelWtn. town. Sec.; Undbloom. Vice-Pie .; Eker Candid Two ushers cut lot a bit of air. A reporter turns In her copy for the RECORD. A Camera Club enthusiast taking a “candid shot.” Friendly conversation at a B'uo Triangle party. An industrious Miss from the Commercial Club. Two dreamy eyed Creative Writing Club members. A jolly class play rehearsal. Zwol Madchen und etn Knabe from German Club. A serious group of senloi Hi-Y boya. Los trois members of the French Club, Close-ups The Chief and her assistant from the WIZARD staff. Spare me! implores a member from the Footlights and Curtain Club. A visit to tho old country by the Carl Linnaeus Club. Learning to swing a tennis racket for G. A. A. Poetry soems startling to this momber of the Winqed Horsemen Club. I want to prove to you— say3 a member of the Round Table. To the students, scholastic life and social life share almost equal positions on the school horizon. Extra curricular activities—parties, clubs, senior banquets, class plays, vodvils, and other presentations - are all results of various interests and HOBBIES. We find these HOBBIES in school activities are closely related to those exercised outside of school. Mk, ] ] Class ol 1939 Steps CM The senior class party and banquet are two ol ibe seniors nvqhts out. Uuslc I was lumished lor the class party by Edison's lau Orchestra. The senrors r he r Sunday best danced and had a very qood lime, k lloor show was presented, at 1 intermission, and the party was climaxed by relreshmenls and happy good-hy es. The height ol laughter, hiendshlp, and toasts was reached a the senior 1 banquet. Here the graduating class gathered to enloy sumptuous, good Vood and entertainment littlng to a senior’s taste. To carry out the noye theme, cruising, the tables were gaily decorated to represent steamers proudly hearing the school I colors. Servers made a very presentable crew in their sailor caps. � EDISON'S HOMECOMING After the game a supper was served in the lunch room. The victuals having been eaten, both the alumni and students celebrated Edison's victory. In the evening a bazaar was held. Edison's various clubs and the Parent and Teachers Association had refreshment booths, a country store, a German band, a picture stand, a fortune-teller, and other forms of entertainment. Later in the evening the Jazz Orchestra furnished music for dancing. Old school friends were able to get together and discuss old times. Everybody enjoyed himself, and the evening was a great success. A Christmas tree reigned supreme over a room beautifully decorated with holly sprigs and mistletoe. Santa Claus proved his prowess as a master of ceremonies to the satisfaction of all. Watching Santa Claus was almost as much fun as dancing; however, gay people dancing around a Christmas tree was a pleasing sight. Later everyone went home filled with the Christmas spirit. SANTA AND HIS HELPERS ALL-SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PARTY When one thinks of Christmas and the Christmas spirit, he naturally thinks holly. At least this is the logic foliowi by the Carl L innaeus Club. Green and red combined made Santa Claus se very near, indeed. The time and energJL expended by the members of the club in preparation of the holly, were amply rcfll warded by the hearty approval of thV student body. CARL LINNAEANS PREPARING HOLLY A festive mood reigned at the joint Christmas meeting of the French and German Clubs. The characters of the Grimm Brothers' old fairy tale. Hansel and Gretel. were assumed by German students. The season's joys were carried to the assembled group by Christmas carols characteristic of the two nations. The meeting was adjourned with a Joyeux Noel and a Froehliche Wein achten to all. FRENCH-GERMAN CHRISTMAS PARTY The Blue Triangle, a very active club. Iheld its Christmas party the week preceding Christmas vacation. The girls were well entertained, and they had ]much fun playing various games. Much hilarity was obvious when paper hats were made and worn by the girls. The IBlue Triangle has done much to promote a spirit of friendliness among the girls of Edison. 1 BLUE-TRI CELEBRATES 1 CHRISTMAS SANTA VISITS EDISON A Holy and Humble Spirit Prevails The dramatic club presented The Child of Flanders before both assemblies on the Thursday preceding Christmas vacation. The play takes place in Flanders, France, at the time of the World War. It concerns three American soldiers in Flanders at Christmas time and their dream on Christmas night. The Christmas hymns sung by the Choir behind stage, the evergreens decorating the stage, the lighting effect, and the costumes of the characters — all these created a beautiful Christmas atmosphere. This play was typical of the excellent performances given by the Footlights and Curtain Club each year. THE HOLY CHILD ] I ] ] Seniors Display Dramatic Talents Two class plays have come and gone, but they will not be forgotten. The seniors who per-lormed in Booth Tarkington's classic play, Seventeen, and in the amusing and sophisticated twentieth century comedy, Through the Keyhole, will likewise be remembered. Mr. Sander's ability to give glamour to our high school productions has long been recognized. Under his skillful direction each successive class play has been enjoyed and approved by the student body, as well as by friends and alumni. Class plays are something to look forward to by not only the seniors, but the undergraduates as well, as many previous dramas will attest. THROUGH THE KEYHOLE PRESENTED BY THE JUNE CLASS OF 1939 Paget 85 Glee Club Presents Operetta The curtains opened to reveal the beautiful settings and costumes of our school's most successful operettas. Inspiring music rang throu auditorium when a cast of more than one hundred students enacted the memorable scenes of Rudolf Frimyl's The Firefly. Under the direction of Mr. Soder-gren, practically the whole student body enjoyed thrillingly beautiful music. AS THE CURTAIN CLOSES SHIPMATES ON PARADE Student Council Talent Show The Vodvil has become an annual tradition. This year acts typical of all countries were presented, as well as dancing, comedy, and music. Both swing and classics shared equal billing on a carefully planned program. Student planned, and student directed with a student cast, it proved a great success. COON CREEK COWBOYS RICH MAN. POOR MAN MACALESTERS CHORAL READERS Edison Entertainers Students anxiously look forward to the auditorium periods which have always been pleasant breaks in the activities of the day. A variety of interests was covered in the assemblies which served to enlarge the student's capacities for enjoyment. A Negro quartet, choral readers, and G-men were all represented during the year. School spirit was kept at its highest peak of enthusiasm during the football and basketball season by pep assemblies. Entertainment and education both are featured in the assemblies. A QUARTET OF SWING AND CLASSIC U Library Exhibits Throughout the past year the library exhibits have won the growing interest and appreciation of the entire student population of the school. The fact that students have varied preferences was taken into consideration, and a wealth of material was attractively presented each week. Exhibits of interest to students were displayed by the foods, botanical, chemical, foreign language, and other departments of the school. During school hours one can find many students examining these displays. OLD FASHIONED UTENSILS SOAP MAKING In recent years, having recognized the importance of athletics, many Edison students have chosen their HOBBIES accordingly. While sports build up the physical body, HOBBIES develop mental faculties, and both stimulate the development of leadership, cooperation, and individuality. Since athletics offer a wide variety of sports, they provide an interesting and worthwhile HOBBY. L L I I 0 II I u I I I [ [ [ II II I n ii H li When a Young Man's Fancy Turns Toward Sports Speed. Action. Accuracy. Precision. Sportsmanship—these represent the aims of Edison athletes. Through excellent coaching and spirited competition Inventor teams and players accomplished these aims by winning two championships, breaking five city-conference records, and by gaining the respect and admiration of opponents and other Minneapolitans. Those teams which won championships were the 1938 baseball and football squads. The city-conference records were shattered b members of the basketball and swimming teams. The teams which neither won championships nor broke records displayed true Edison spirit and sportsmanship by the manner in which they accepted their defeats. Edisonians and Minneapolitans can be proud of Wizard athletics. The Tackling Tommies this year had an excellent season, tying with North and Central for the championship. This was the first three way tie in Minneapolis competition. North was chosen to represent the Milling Center in the Twin-City game. The Edison-Marshall and the Edison-Washburn contests were the most closely fought of the season, an extra point deciding the winner in each game. Winning five out of seven games, the Inventors were upset by South and Central. BUDNICKI BUMPS OVER EDISON SCORES Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Assisted by Mr. Mcmkowski. Coach Guzy began practice early last fall. Out of the one hundred candidates that reported for practice, approximately forty-five remained on the first squad for the entire season. Those candidates who were out for football for the first time were eligible for the sophomore squad and were turned over to Coach Palm, new at Edison. The Edison sophomores proved to be one of the strongest sophomore squads in the city, boosting Edison's possibilities for next year. TOMMIES ON DEFENSE OPPONENT SCORES Washburn ___North Marshall --- South Roosevelt ---West Central CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY FOOTBALL Standing: W. Fuzzy. R. Fuzzy, Shore, Nelson. Boynton, Llopko, Herman. Ryan. Janasco, Egoland Fager- v old Eip«ldlng. Curyl, Puchtel. A. Ar.dorson, Ornat, Savonttch. Rieley. Gynlowskt, Turnqulat. B. Anderson. Hanson. Knooling: Morzyncki, Worthington, Maatro, Wilson, Xletztn. Stoneberg, lakubic. Piela, Mr. Mankowski, and Coach Guzy. BOARD OF CONTROL Standing: Hagen, Budnickl, Mi. Guzy. Jarcs, Sullivan. Kramotx. Seated: Mr. Parkins, Mr Ray. Mr. Miller, Mr. Cook, Mi Pile- Inventor The trophy for Edison's first championship football team was presented at a banquet given by the Minneapolis Amateur Sportsmanship Club, an organization recently founded to promote sportsmanship. The Board of Control's chief duties are to determine eligibility of players, to choose student managers, and to award athietic letters. The Board is composed of coaches and captains from tho major sports and of Mr. Cook, our principal. Dependable, capable, and olficient student managers Stan Cook. Jim Ferrara, and Bob Spano spend many hours assisting coaches and players. They are chosen by the Board of Control and awardod letters lor their services. a. C Ey, I WEST-EDISON IUG Left lo Right: CHEER LEADERS Hunczafc. Wallin. Dynon, Gamache. Violet. Directors The long rivalry between the Tommies and the Cowboys of West .esulted this year in Edison's victory, 14 to 0 which brings tho Wost-Edlson Jug homo for the first time sine© 1932. Selected by members of the faculty and the Student Council, tho cheer leaders well deserve the letter awards presontod thorn. Arousing Tommy followors to enthusiastic cheering, they encourage Inventor athlotos in defeat as well aB in victory. Under the leadership of Coach Pole Guzy and Assistant Coach Pete Mankowski. Edison's football squad was daily put through spirited paces. Paul Mitchell and Walter Marcionlewicz were awarded positions on the All-City football team. FOOTBALL Standing: Claon. Molhn, Serbanic. Sexton. Karkula, Rosar, Sanam. Porter. Armstrong. Mt-rnik. Nalupka Emerson. Sullivan. Ford. Yates. Robertson, Jaros. Marcionlewicz, Mitchell. Blackey. Budnlckl. Knutson. Kozak Kneeling: Coach Guzy. Mr. Mankowski. ,«ivii O Z — r- h V) n x; g Grips—Drives Wizard Club Swingers in 1938 won four out of their eight matches, placing fourth in the city conference. George Brunes and Bill Freeman, last year's letter-men. returned for the 1939 season. The squad consists of seven members. George Brunes. captain in 1938. was also captain this year. Mr. Liemohn is the coach. suv c°ach,Ma,!‘on’member (he un™- entered C„y and S.a71 nLen - by Steve Nalepka G O L F ii H [ [I [ I [ I 9 9 t [ I ] I D I ] !| II II T E N N I S Hondtf, Uandiof. n« ruc ov. 'HoM.., Wux «Y. U Q- acV Utr. V'°,C q. Schop.i. U .W. � « ■ CopM � • U ' Coodh Swings—Dives coached by Mr. Ryan s Baths, were iZ izzxtzzz zzr---- Inventor Racketeers had one of their best seasons in the spring oi '38. winning two of their tournaments. The team is comprised of seven members. Nic Rusinak was captain; Mr. Hamrin. coach. Returning for the '39 season were Peterson, Hendrickson. Boryscka. and Sullivan. Sullivan B-nryzcka. Ra Soc. Rusinak. P.t« on, rucki OLSON BUDNICKI Inventor Edison's basketball season began with Edison’s winning its first five games with little difficulty. In its championship game with Marshall, Edison suffered its one and only defeat by the score of 40 to 35. The next week, however. Edison retaliated by trouncing Vocational, thus taking undisputed possession of second place. Representing Minneapolis as the second place team. Edison played in a Twin-City basketball game at the Minnesota Field House. The Tommies defeated their down-river opponent, Johnson, to keep their Twin-City record unstained. In the years that Edison has been in Twin-City basketball competition. it has yet to be beaten by a St. Paul team. Marshall won the Minneapolis championship and went on into the finals in the State Tournament. COACH PARKINS NOVAK SULLIVAN BLACKFIY NALEPKA I SCHEDULE 21______________. .____Minot 34_________________Roo ©volt 37______________... Washburn 40__________________- Central 25.................... South 24..................— West 58.................... North 40____________ ... Marshall 20________________Vocational BAIN t] 3AX DOLNY CAPTAIN IAROS Bucketeers Even though Edison's basketball team didn't attain the city championship, this year's team will be remembered as one of the greatest scoring teams that ever played in city-wide competition. During the Edison-Vocational game, the high scoring Wizards stepped out and defeated their opponents, 69 to 20. thereby creating a new record for total number of points scored by a single team in one game. In addition to the team's new record, Tony Jaros established two new records which will be difficult for anyone to surpass. He set a new individual scoring record for one game by bucketing 36 points. As to scoring points for the entire season, he succeeded in making more points than any other player in city-wide competition. WILSON ERPELDING PUCHTEL MERN1CK Wojciak, Memik, Jaros. Rucki. and Dolny made up the Inventor '38-'39 first team. Rucki ond Jaros placed on All-City first teams. Mer-nik and Jaros return to compete next season. This year's Edison sophomores will also strengthen the 1939-40 squad. Wizard sophomores had an excellent season winning most of their games, and defeating every team in the conference. They participate in sophomore and junior high competition. GET THAT REBOUND SELF PRESERVATIC Basket- Ball LOOKING FOR SOMETHING —Wall Rucki and Marshall's Moir tanglo whllo laros looks on. GIANT SWING PLANCH The City Meet and the Northwest Gymnastic Meet, held at the U. oi M. Athletic Building, are the most important events for gymnastic followers. Edison's advanced squad finished third in the city competition; the novice squad, fourth. In the N. W. Meet the advanced team won third place honors; the novice, seventh. Ed Gustafson was awarded a fifth place medal for all around competition against gymnasts from all parts of the state. Roy Hagen was captain; Mr. Miller, Coach. GYMNASTS Back Row: Millet. Glenthoi Jacobsan. Murray, Sodei man. Johnson, Bjorklund. From Row: Chonowolh. Petor •on. Olson, Dahlstrom. Hagen. Sorbelka. Gustafson. L Cinder Last spring's outdoor track squad participated in the Carleton State Meet, the City Meet, the Quadrangular Meet, as well as two dual meets. In the Carle-ton Meet, Budnicki, Kolecki and Knutson placed. The team finished ninth. In the Quadrangular Meet, between Washburn. West, Central, and Edison, Edison was tied for second, two points behind the winners. In the City Meet, Budnicki placed in the high jump; Nalepka in the shot put; Kolecki in the broad jump; and King the 440 run. The squad was in seventh position. Stan Zethraus was captain; Harry Miller. Coach. [ [ [ [ [ OUTDOOR TRACK Standing: Zothraus. Johnson, Holmquut, Nal •pka, Knut� on. Budnicki Spano. Kn««llng: J. Jo� «ph� on.' Stokowski. Ahlmqulat. Koleaki, King. A. Johnson Krlsoy. I Indoor track is climaxed by the Metropolitan Meet held in the Minnesota Fieidhouse. Edison trackmen qualified in the preliminary meet. They were B. Budnicki and Art Coty for high jump; H. Johnson and Kujawa for broad jump; Craswell for 65 yard dash; Reidel 220 yard dash; Molltor 440 yard dash; Oberlies for the shot put. and Josephson for pole vault. The Tommy Relay team. B. Molitor, Reidel, H. Johnson, V. Brock, and C. Bloomgren also qualified. Bernard Budnicki tied for first in the finals for high jump. The squad was captained by Budnicki, and cc-captain Bill Molitor. Wizards INDOOR TRACK Back Row: H. Johnson, Redd in, Marchiaiava. Maslowskt. Cart. Reddin. KiUnski. D. Johnson. Second Row: Kubera. Dedgidio, E. Johnson. Reidel. Craswell, Koleskl. Gutzhe Kujawa, Brock. Molitor. Coach Milter. First Row: Stevens. Burg Kelsey. Josephson. Conklin, Tokar. Stokowski. Bloomgren. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Edison...............5 Edison ------------- 7 Edison --------------3 Edison_______________7 Edison ____________ 6 Edison....... .......7 Edison -------------IS 3________________North 6...............West 1 .........Washburn 0.____....____Marshall 2 ____________ Central S___________ Roosovolt 2_Boy's Vocational CHRISTIANSON CLOUTS ONE Champions The 1938 Minneapolis baseball schedule ended with the Tommy baseballers right on top. The Inventors went through the city games without a loss. The outstanding pitching of Joe Memik and Elroy Christianson pulled the boys out of many a tight spot. Coupled with such pitching was the hitting of Kramatz. Walt Memik. Olson, and Nalepka. In the Twin-City play-off Edison was at the wrong end of a 6 to 0 score. Returning in the 1939 squad are four lettermen from the '38 season. Captain for 1939 is Walter Krametz, slugging third baseman. BASEBALL Back Row: Ferrara. Olsen. Bain. Kramatz. I. Merntk. Kayno. Nalepka. Stalnskt. Wood. Cook. Front Row: NaitoM, Ro «. Stoen. Connors. Jaroa Wilson. Sodd. Cormier. Martin. Christianson. W Memik, Coach Parkins. I I I I [ I 1 [ f t [ f i 8 LETTERMEN FOOTBALL DONALD ARMSTRONG GEORGE BLACKEY BERNARD BUDNICK! LORN EMEPSON BOB ENGLUND ART ERPELDING VERNON FORD TONY JAROS CLARENCE KNUTSON WALTER KARKULA WALTER KOZACK WALTER MARCIEN1EWICZ MALCOLM MELUN PAUL MITCHELL ★ JIM MORZINSKI STEVE NALEPKA FRED OLSON BILL PORTER BILL ROBERTSON GEORGE ROSAR GILBERT SANDIN PETE SERBANIC WILLIAM SEXTON LEO SULLIVAN LENNY YATES TRACK EUGENE ALMQUJST BERNARD BUDNICKI ART ERPELDING ED HOLMOUIST JACK JOSEPHSON DON KNUTSON JOE KOLESKI RICHARD KELSEY STEVE NALEPKA WALTER KING BILL MOUTOR STANLEY ZETHRAUS BASKETBALL GEORGE BLACKEY BERNARD BUDNICK! ANDREW DOLNY ART ERPELDING TONY JAROS WALTER MERNIK WALTER NALEFKA MIKE NOVAK BOB OLSON ED PUCHTEL WALTER RUCKI LEO SULLIVAN BOB WILSON FEUX WOJCIAK GOLF TOM BALLENTINE PAUL BISKO GEORGE BRUNES JOE BUDISH WILLIAM FREEMAN Robert McDaniel CLIFFORD NORTHFIELD BASEBALL ELROY CHRISTIANSON BOB CORMIER LAWRENCE CONNORS TONY JAROS WALTER KRAMATZ ROY MARTIN WALTER MERNIK JOE MERNIK TED NASTOFF WALTER NALEPKA CHARLES OLSON WILLIS REES JOHN SODD THORVALD STOEN TENNIS RAY BORYZCKA TOM GAGNE RICHARD HENDRICKSON PAUL PETERSON JOE PODANY ART RAMBOW NICK RUSINAK GYMNASTICS ROY HAGEN LORN OLSON KENNY DALSTROM ED. GUSTAFSON BOB PETERSON DEAN CHENOWETH STUDENT MANAGERS STAN COOK JIM FERRARA BOB SPA NO SWIMMING RALPH CARLSON ART ENGSTROM JACK LEWIS ED MIKKELSON BILL MITCHELL MARVIN PESZYNSKI JOE STASK1 ★ JEROME WORASTER CHEER LEADERS DAN DYNON DALE GAMACHE LEON HUNCZAK BILL WALLIN Piovtoui letter awarded. Rage 10S LETTER Mum Baitan is small but energetic . . . qtvos much ttmo to G- A. A. pradices outsido of tegular classes ... a groat favorite of tho girls. MISS BARTON Athletic Enthusiasts G. A. A.: An active, invigorating organization . . . provides opportunities for girls to display athletic skill . . . promotes good sportsmanship and cooperation . . . gives girls a chance to form lasting friendships . . . ably guided by the managing board composed of six girls. G. A. A. Back Row: Callsrstiom. Olson. Grabski. Pestelio, Brag. Blosky Han j:i. Tuthtll. Iaquinto. Fran . Lee Sixth Row: Schei. Northlield. Warrick. Kostakos. Shaw. Kegel. Carlson. Serna nko. Stone. Fifth Row: Wells. Wells. Westman. Dr age r. Olson. Carlson, Seman. Barrows. Bard. Fourth Bow: Sulli -an. Sedlock. Larson Wilson. Wallin. Rendermck. Weber. McCauley. Mitchell. Brook. Third Row: Smith, Wtlson. Derbls, Levino Aimquist. Carlson. Buetzberger. Churchman, Warhol. Second Row: Black Johnson Altkenv. Englund Slettehaugh Vtce Pres.; Brock. Englund. Scavo. First Row: Levino. Treas.; Llghtowler, Historian; Lyons Sec.; Mrt Kruse, Seman Pres.; Miss Barton, Irmen, Taragoe, Semanko. Rec.-Sec. MRS. KRUSE EMBLEM Mrs. Kruse Is new, but her twinkling eyes and ready smile have already (ound her a place in the hearts oJ the qlrle. G. A. A. Award Winners The Edison G. A. A. Letter is the pride and joy of every owner ... requires 300 points in major sports plus 200 points in minor sports and 100 optional. The Edison G. A. A. Emblem is given to girls who have 1.000 points or more . . . indicates hard work and perseverence. Back Row: Lnglund. Lightowler. Hanson. Irmen, Semankc. Westman. Englund Front Row: Si rr.anko. Soman. Pestello, Taragas. Lee. Carlson. Accent Tuthlll. Bartow . Wilson, Shuffleboard: Not a very active sport . . . requires skill and good marksmanship to push the disc into the correct square . . . rapidly gaining popularity in G. A. A. Seroan, S«man. PasUllo, Lighlowler. Hiking: The most popular pastime of Edison girls . . . promotes health as well as it provides amusement . . . offers relaxation and the enjoyment of scenic changes. Tennis: An active and strenuous but popular game . . . exciting and thrilling to watch . . . requires skill and endurance to volley the ball across the net . . . develops strong wrists and muscles. WMtman, Northiiold Golf: i ] i j j j j i ) j ] ] j On Skill A new and active recreation . . . requires strength and accuracy . . . supplies plenty of exercise . . . gives opportunity to be out in the open air. Tarawa . Wastman. Smith. Aikona. England. England. Wilson, Derbis. Barrow Seman, Carlson. Tuthill. Petorson. Irmcn. Field Hockey: A vigorous, exciting, and enjoyable game . . . has an eleven man team . . . requires dexterity, intricate maneuvering, and speed . . . creates panorama of activity . . . played in the fall of the year in Jackson Square . . . a great favorite of the Edison girls. England. Semanko. Badminton: A popular English sport . . . requires deftness and flexibility of hands . . . tournaments and practices were held every Thursday. Girl Gymnasts Dance: Teach as poise . . . corrects posture defects . . . strengthens muscles . . . creates keener sense of balance and rhythm. Wifoon. Warrick. Oluon. Dorblu. Pestallo. B:aa, Stoon. Lyons. Archery: Recently introduced to G. A. A. girls . . . develops accuracy of eye and steadiness of hand . . . builds strong and erect bodies. 0 0 0 c 1 I I 1 ] J J J Perform Nimbly Aerial Darts: A lively, exciting game . . one of the individual sports played each Thursday . . . very economical . . . similar to badminton. Archery: One of the oldest sports . . . healthful . . . economical in time, space, and energy ... a body-building sport. ] J J Basketball: The most popular indoor sport of the winter season . . . teaches cooperation and swiftness of movement . . . played in class tournaments. Hudak, Ch«7tn, Hanson. Doibis. Tuthill. Seasonal Bicycling: A summer favorite of all outdoor lovers . . . exhilarating . . . develops strength and muscles . . . promotes balance ... requires outdoor exercise which gives strong and healthy bodies . . . provides opportunities for seeing the sights of the city and country . . . takes alertness to travel on a busy highway without acquiring any casualties. RIPLEY % Volleyball: loncj xp e ri ten cr Promotes cooperation and accuracy ... . hut yy ll player ,o send ball expertly Into opponent's territory - - - cx Cjui t. but vy ll liked team sport . . . requires skill to fold CO tho txrll in uncjdCirci cJ r cj ions ... takes a firm understanding of the qcrme to plcryr exjo rtlyr. ?a „« � «v « ' Con eS ns • . . Rriiris a„a -«««- deve op3 a nnVs ot mav too lotox V lov WOCMV good vom oi f veep t o'Vx ie d„vet«v ne e dltertion. v xt © ana rv« vj •xw. . rm©x . Together, hand in hand, much like two inseparable companions go purchases and HOBBIES. If w© collect stamps, we must have a book to paste them in and glue to paste them with. If we sew, we need material, pattern, needle, and thread. Dancing, the favorite pastime of many, requires clothes and music. To buy these articles most advantageously, we patronize our advertisers. i i’ i i u u ii g L I [ [ I I! 0 0 D 0 0 D E I ] ] ] We invite you to stop in and see how easily you can solve your gift problems. We feature a complete line of Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, Gruen, and other make watches as well as a large stock of diamonds, lockets, and crosses. EMIL GUSTAFSON jjeuiele i 2201 Central Ave. REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Minneapolis, Minn. Pago 1 IS pROFESsionm directory DR. R. F. EHLKE DENTIST 2211 lohnson Si. Office GR. 2635 Ros. GR. 6766 DR. W. S. WARPEHA DENTIST 1320—2nd St. N. E. Br. 1881 DR. H. C. KISTLER DENTIST 1700—4th St. N. E. Gr. 6971 DR. E. SERUM DENTIST 24th and Central Ave. Gr. 5186 DR. J. ED. PETERSON. O. D. Eye Specialist Eye strains drain energy and nervous vitality. The result is fatigue and reduced efficiency 2201 Central Ave. GR. 2356 F. L. PALMER Realtor—Rentals—Insurance 2417 Central Avo, Office GR. 4595 Res. GR. 1341 O. E. LARSON MORTUARY Our aim is to be worthy of your friendship. 2301 Central Ave. Minneapolis. Minn. tfuchingerfc BjAHO E Phone Gr 1564 2535 Central Ave. The Home of the Hammond Organ DR. O. H. BREDE DENTIST 24th and Central Ave. GR. 5403 DR. W. H. SMITH DENTIST 2334 Central Ave. GR. 3234 DR. A. W. JOHNSON DENTIST 2337 Central Ave. Office GR. 9243 Res. GR. 3290 DR. ROBERT C. RAWSON DENTIST 633 N. E. Broadway BR. 4308 DR. B. J. DUGAN DENTIST 2337 Central Ave. GR. 5955 FUNERAL DIRECTORS BILLMAN'S Furniture Hardware PETERSON FUNERAL HOME Modern Chapel Electric Organ 1838 Central Ave. GR. 5166 STANLEY KAPALA CO. FUNERAL HOME 1007 Main St. N. E. BR. 3721 Page 116 Rose is smiling -and well she may. Healthy teeth are a requisite of a winsome smile. Her dentist must be proud of her. Does that remind you? DR. FRANK RAPACZ DENTIST 1302—2nd Si. N. E. MA. 5367 DR. FRANS A. LARSON DENTIST 1632 Washington St. N. E. Minneapolis Office GR. 9243 Roe. GR. 9357 DR. KENNETH SODERGREN DENTIST 2300 Central Avenue Office GR. 9444 Res. GR. 6418 DR. M. L. HARRINGTON DENTIST 1300—2nd St N. E. Office BR. 5838 Res. LO. 7387 BaA ne and Ba mey ESTABLISHED 1888 Real Estate and Insurance 207 East Hennepin Avenue The Most Important Time of Your Life We believe is between the age of 18 and 25. Decisions made then are really the foundation for years to follow. To save 10% of your income is wise CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK YOUR HOME BANK The A. M. Leitschuh Agency GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Roal Estate. Rentals. Mortgage Loans 1222—2nd St N. E. BR. 5500 FIDELITY STATE BANK Your Neighborhood Bank Deposits Insured to S5.000 Page 117 ( Q n m Vke fyatn uA C 1) H T I S n I IV IV E H Every Saturday Evening MUSIC and DANCING. 8 P.M. to 12 DINNER and all 1 Alto � •� •'� ! Light —7 Suppon olf«r«d � (� • Jke io r.tA. CURTIS HOTEL ) T th Slraet 1 Third Avonuo • Mmnctpolu J ) ) ) ) ) ) Congratulations and Best Wishes to the SIMONSON'S Youx Store ol Dependable Dry Goods 2419 Central Ave. GR. 2377 Edison Graduating Class of 1939 FOSTER BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOPPE 2413 Central Avenue GRANVILLE 5050 Hennepin Cleaning Dyeing Co. W. N. PETERSON President and Treasurer 2520-22 Central GR. 4313-4314 MISS EDITH LARSON Womon'i and Children's Apparel GUI Novelties 2224 Control Ave. Minneapolis msfg evekfr Uccaiiott 1 an BEE 1 Hans Rosacker Co 1850 Stinson Blvd More than HALF the high school students' clothes that are sold in Minneapolis are bought at BROWN'S because It's BROWN'S for better values. BON ART CLOTHES 10K H 306 14 NICOLLET AVENUE COSTUMES — WIGS - MAKE-UP for Amateur Theatricals Operettas. Minstrel Shows Pageants. Etc. We Guarantee CLEAN. CORRECT. COMPLETE COSTUMES Minneapolis Costume Company Minnesota Theatre Bldg. 50 Vi So. 9th Si Page 118 There's something about wearing your best bib and tucker that puts a twinkle in your eye and a smile on your lips. And if the young lady has flowers for the evening, you've a money back guarantee. m‘ lad, that the party will be a success. Largest and Oldest Men's and Boys' Outfitters Outside the Loop un Cloth in Co Fourth Street and East Hennepin Avenue Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of June. 1939 Pago 119 Pago 120 iPliotoqiajifii TELL THE STORY All Photographs in 1939 Wizard ID i e big Studio ALFRED LIEBIG Your Photographer 329 EAST HENNEPIN AVENUE MAin 2614 Page 121 IDZIOREK DRUGS DEEP CUT RATE DRUG 1632 Washington St. N. E. 2423 Central Avenue GR. 6464 Quality Drugs Lower Prices PETERSON PHARMACY TRY BIERMAN'S ICE CREAM Corner 22nd and Johnson St. Minnoapoils. Minn. 2218 Central Avenue GR. 9993 FOUNTAIN SERVICE JOHN GOLDNER CHRISTENSEN'S BAKERY PHARMACIST Everything Fresh Every Day 1854 Central Avenue MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA 2336 Central Ave. N. E. GR. 6771 MAGIERA PHARMACY Corner oi 13th Avenuo 4th St. N. E.—P. N. A. Bldg. Drugs — Household Needs Prescriptions Everybody's welcome at MagieraV HURRY BACK ELMWOOD CAFE For Those Who Want the Best 1846 Central Ave. Granville 1867 You'll always meet someone you know in these favorite haunts of ours. Would you like a soda? Why, of course I Served in EDISON'S Lunch Room Pure—Rich—Wholesome ICE CREAM Manufactured by JERSEY ICE CREAM CO. Page 122 He likes his car—even if it means there’s work to be done. And ingenuity gets plenty of room for expression when he finds some parts must be replaced or the gas tank is empty. But ask the boy who owns one if he'd part company with Lizzie and you're sure to hear ''No sire©!” HALL'S STANDARD SERVICE MINAR COMPANY 2603 Control Avenue GR. 9929 Enclosed Pits Check-chart Lubrication SALES FORD SERVICE LINCOLN — ZEPHYR — MERCURY 1710 Central Avenue Crown Sidewalk Block Co., Inc. Gasoline and Oils Concrete Building Blocks General Cement Work 2S01 Washington St N. E. GR. 4351 DODGE-PLYMOUTH — DODGE TRUCKS JOHNSON-ERICSON. INC. HOUSE OF SERVICE 2223 Central Ave. N. E. A good place to buy EGLER AND ANDERSON INCORPORATED Hardware and Furniture 1903-5-7 Central Ave. GR. 4782 SCHERVEN'S STANDARD SERVICE 18th and Central Ave. GRanville 9946 NELSON'S SKELLY STATION 22nd and Central Aves. GR. 9848 WILLIAM'S ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors 2305 Central Avo. Granville 3654 Electric Ranges — Water Heaters Willys Sales and Service Overhauling Our Specialty All Work Guaranteed EDISON SERVICE GARAGE 695 Lowry Ave. N. E. GR. 9901 H. J. CARLSON Hardware and Paints 2410 Central Ave. Granville 4092 Page 123 CARLAND'S FOOD MARKET 2654 Johnson Si. N. E. It pleases us To please you WE DELIVER GR. 3785 PARK MEAT MARKET Quality Meats FREE DELIVERY 2244 Johnson St. GR. 2555 MONAHAN'S BAKERY 2114 Washington St. N E. Granville 5836 Does your mouth water, too? It won't take long for the baker, the grocer, and the butcher to fill our picnic baskets. Let's gol W. C. BRIX SONS FOOD MARKET Groceries and Meats 917 West Broadway 1435—4th St. N. E. Chorry 3357—3358 GR. 2812 AL. STRANDINE'S Quality Meats GR. 6552 2306 Central Ave. WE DELIVER PETER J. DUBIVKSY Meats and Fancy Groceries WE DELIVER GR. 5015 2001—5th St. N. E. HOLTON'S BAKERY 2205 Johnson Street N. E. GRanvllle 5533 LARSON BROS. Quality Meats 2203 Johnson Street N. E. GRanvllle 2484 -2485 LUND BROS. QUALITY GROCERIES FREE DELIVERY 2201 Johnson St. N. E. GR. 7277—7278 2219 Johnson St. N. E. GR. 4305—4306 O. M. ANDERSON ALLIED GROCER 2200 Fllmore N. E. GR. 2612 ST. ANTHONY MEAT MARKET The Shop ol Quality Meat” 327 E. Hennepin Avo. Minneapolis. Minn. CARL V. NORDQUIST. Prop. AT. 0497 AXEL WALLIN GROCERIES AND MEATS WE DELIVER GR. 7233 2010 Lowry Ave. N. E. Pago 124 Study Art « NON PROFIT ENDOWED SCHOOL Complete courses In Advertising Art, Fashion Design and Illustration. Intorlor Decoration, Photography, Painting. Sculpture. Art History. Day. Evening. Saturday and Summo: Classes. Write or phone for full information. MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ART 200 East Twenty fifth Street BR. 1370 WELCOME UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 1943! USED BOOKS PENNANTS NEW BOOKS STATIONERY PAPER FOUNTAIN PENS All University Supplies at Perine's 1411 University S. E. GL. 1522 BENNETT BAILEY LUMBER CO. Wholesale and Retail HARD WOODS SOFT WOODS PLYWOOD 1335 Central Ave. GR. 3516 Buy With Confidence The Better Smokeless Coal L. W. NORTHFIELD CO. NELS SWANSON. INC. COAL. COKE. ICE and FUEL 1831 Central Avo. N. E. GRanvllle 2488 Type multiplies voice. Typography is the art of making the voice attractive, memorable, urgent. Here, where we enjoy using the full range of type possibilities, a printed message is vocal, with the advantage of permanence and range. E E C C P D PRINTING COMPANY 312 Third Ave. South MA. 5691 Printing PROUSE EDBLOM INCORPORATED Foshay Tower Minneapolis BRidqeport 3300 HOLLYWOOD THEATER 2815 Johnson Street MINNEAPOLIS’ MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATER ARVID E. JOHNSON SHOE REBUILDER Our work is the best” A trial is the Test 2319 CENTRAL AVE. KAVCHAR'S CREDIT JEWELERS Watch and Jowelry Repairing ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2213 Central Ave. GR. 1931 STANLEY'S BARBER BEAUTY SHOPPE 1628 Washington St. N. E. For Appointment call GRanvtlle 9919 BURN Page 125 WHAT BUT TODAY AND THE RECORD OF TOMORROW? Printing, the most influential of all the arts, is so because it heralds the things of tomorrow, and echoes the things of yesterday. Printing cries the sorrows and joys of every hour. It speaks to people of every kind and makes their hearts beat with tenderness or drives them on to war. The Printing Press sends knowledge abroad as Nature sends the rain. One nourishes the soil while the other enriches man's intelligence. In five or ten or fifty years from now, when memories have faded, and many things are forgotten, this printing will bring back, fresh and new. the hours you spent in school for preparation tor what we hope will be a full measure of success in the future. THEREFORE 1 J. COMES TO YOUR MIND WHEN YOU WANT THINGS PRINTED WELL Garfield 4339 300 East 4th St. - - Saint Paul, Minn. PUg 126 MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A Quality School Since 1877” PREPARES High School Graduates for the Better Positions in Business and Government Service COURSES OFFERED Secretarial, Accounting, Stenographic, Bookkeeping, Business Administration, Office Machines, and Stenotypy. Intensive Courses Individual Instruction Complete New Equipment Free Placement Service Ask for Bulletin Visit the School GENEVA 4661 24 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. TO THE ADVERTISERS Dear Advertisers: We realize that your support has helped to make possible the 1939 WIZARD. Your friendly receptions of our representative have been a fine example of good will and neighborliness. We appreciate your willingness to help us and shall not forget your kindness. Mary Puzak Advertising Manager Page 127 Autographs J ] ] ] ] ] 1 ] ] ] ] 1 ] ] ] ] 0 B D D D ' i u t - ■ vi,‘ v , . i « •� ’ «- i «? ■ . '• ■ i • • � • i • • «� «. % V .. .. •., v U - • � : Wt fc- J... ,r - -v , S.. t� . ... • • N ... ' . , . x L . • � ■ r . ' - • . : ■ • v • •• • - . - •• • « • ; ' f- � . � • 7r v. . ' r. .; . s ! ■• ' v «� ■ v . 1 � • V f r