Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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

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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