Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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