Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1941 volume:

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Thrfzugh .V dau' fjh'1f1ILG1S, xt 5fifiQ'i ' 'he eruzyritem of llf-3 Ly iricreasr my our xxierests k,rond9ni:1g zur QUKZZK. 'Wuh 1 firm kellef thut TE.r',uV1h Q'l11C,1i1f,r1 xvfe wil mherif He riches Di ,1 useful "uri arpurndiit fue, the 391.11 Class Qi Q41 1i9fi15fliT9S this fAighteQ:1'k1 ','f'l11A1f2 ff 'hffx Wzmrfi tw E"i1:'1 HNGDOM DHNDS AT OF BOO WORK KS fr' .""ar ROBERT S. STEWART nl-le l-tails from Bonnie Scotland" Robert Sharp Stewart completed his eighteen years of service as chief engi- neer at Edison on February eleventh, ot this year. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Mr. Stewart came to the United States at the age ot seventeen. l-le began working tor the Minneapolis Public Schools in l89l as clerk in a repair shop. When Edie son High School was built, Mr. Stewart was called to supervise the heating sys tem. l-lis work at our school terminated tortyenine years ot service in the city schools. A canny Scottish knack tor meeting any situation that might arise, and a gitt tcr keeping school children out of mischief were two ot Mr. Stewarts best traits. Because ot his iotly personality and broad beaming smile, thousands ot students well as faculty members have become his true friends. At a farewell banquet given in his honor by the engineering department and faculty, Mr. Stewart was presented with a cane on which were engraved the sig- natures ot each member ot the administration. We, the student body, should also like to be included among Mr. Stewart's memories of Edison High School. W llffllllllfl Reference Books form a very important section of our library. At various times during our school lives, we refer to such books, confident of being sup- plied with the information we are seeking. With their informative material, the Reference Books direct us along the road of better understanding. Each book conveniently lined up in its alphabetical order re- sembles a teacher in his specified department. The faculty, always Willing to impart their knowledge to us, continually extend their helping hands to guide us to clearer thinking and broader learning. The Good Masters Mr. Eddis lanes, assistant principal, has Lecorrie a favorite arnong the stu- dents and faculty. Arranging schede ules for classes and teachers, and solve ing problems of looys and girls oc- cupy a great deal of his tirne. Stu- dents who desire to lce excused or who have difficulties in the grouping of their subjects consult Mr. lanes. He is very helpful and understanding. MR. EDDIE IANES "A great companion is a pool: a lcoolc that fitly chosen is a life-long friend." The personality of our prin- cipal, Mr. Cook, resembles a very good lcoolc. The pages of his versatile mind to irnpress students and faculty with the won- ders of science. ln Mr. Cock we find a person who has acquired rnany outside interests through his love for reading. Time can never erase the teachings and character of our reference cook, Mr. Cook. 'I w t Mrs. Alrn has general charge ot 'he oftice. As chief clerk, she answers building calls and calls tor Mr. Cook. Whenever a teacher is ill or unable Q to instruct classes, Mrs, Alni is res sponsilole tor getting a substitute. She also keeps a schedule ot the assetns plies to he presented during the ses rnester. T H E Cfgkfu HL.- How to Win Friends The three elticient secretaries of Miss Todd, Mr. Cook, and Mr. lanes are Mrs. Polnaszek, Mrs. Kapala, and Mrs. Schram. Mrs. Polnaszek conducts the new hook roorn. She keeps an accurate inventory ot all the hooks bought at Edison. Mrs. Kapala has charge of requisitions, and Mrs. Schrarn is the credit clerk. Students who have loeen absent present their excuses to Miss Lebowits, attendance clerk. Miss Lehowits checks all absentees. Each morning she arf ranges a list ot students who are to be excused during the day. ,VM ASK MY SECRETARY APHA '1.tl't' t',rr'Aqf,K . ,.,...sM,f wt! K A . r, - i Ul'H LPBOXNI, V11'lG1NlPi -Jcnrx ., . M .S ' 1'-Ulf Y Miss lchnson, ihe qualitzed nurse A at Edison, exaniines students who be- come ill during school hours. She also keeps a record ot heart cases and gives optic tests to students with de- ficient eyesight. Each sernester T-fliss lohnson, with the help ot a doctor, ev: arnines ninth and twelfth grade keys and girls. NURS E ff MW Q R K A, and lnlluence People Students in Edison are laced with such fi wide choice ol supiect matter that it is dilticult to rnake a decision in :ele-ctinq the particular suoiects to take. To assist the pupil in making this and other decisions related to his education, Edison has provided a competent vocational guidance teacher eMiss Kocken. Interested in personal rnatters, Miss Todd solves the prololerns ot students who are tinancially unable to attend and complete their high school career. This genial visiting teacher is well liked hy all who know her, CLEARING WEATHER -lil'-...K W ,V Lighting QUALITY STREET isdn Tooliy Delpliine Wedum. ROCKNE OF NOTRE DAME mei Pile, Peter Guzy, Pstf: Mdnkcwski, E111 Parkins .t 1.3111 Palm. AS YOU LIKE IT llditli Gillies, Floxonce Fisch, Alicc lfitinzwi Through the efficient work of Miss Fisch, Miss lohnson, and Mrs. Gillies, students at Edison keep up to date on their school news. Mrs. Gillies spends a great deal of her time in making our school paper the good Record it is. Miss Fisch and Miss lohnson are capable advisers of our annual. They also teach Eng- lish. Students are allowed to develop their artistic ability in art classes under the teachings of Miss Toohy and Mrs. Wedum. Beautiful paintings and pottery are made. The more talented students are allowed to paint murals. Edison attributes its prestige in to the work of the coaches and supervisors of the different sports. Mr. Guzy is the coachg Mr. Palm, the athletics football sophomore football coach: Mr. Parkins, the basketball and base' ball coachg Mr. Pile, financial sports adviser and hockey coach: and Mr. Mankowski, as- sistant football coach. They teach history, math, gym, phy- sics, and English, respectively. THE WAY TO GLORY J.. iii., .. LL--ZZ LIE .412-,fi ..L.ii.f .ELZLZLL Students prepare for the business world throuqh the courses taught by Mrs. L. Simmons, Miss Turner, and Mrs. Schellenberq. Mrs. Simmons is the adviser ot the Key Pen Club an oroanization for commercial enthusiasts. Mrs. Schellenberq sponsors a qirls' horse- back riding club. Mr. Barrett and Mr. Benner have shown their in- terest in science by teaching biology and botany and supervising clubs which promote student interest in scientific work. Mr. Benner has charge of the qreen- house and Mr. Barrett the lunior Academy ot Science. Mr. Barrett is also the lanuary senior class adviser. When Mr. Liernohn is not teaching physics or algebray Mr. Miller, gyrny Mr. Breining, elec- tricity or auto mechanics: Mr. the Torch KEEPING UP WITH SCIENCE ':1,.Yv Y -I I CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS Harnrin, tgeornetry, they :nanage CMM pb. Hn: ...,A 5,111.5 ,All-A .V HH.: .,.. In .Il 3. T, mi, fu find time to train sportsmind- ed enthusiasts in golf, track and gyrtgnastics, swirnriiing, and ten- ziis. Mr. lsieziionn is also adviser cf Ushers flub: Mr. Miller. . 3 rv. us , Q.. as . i ..u . .. .,i..i ri Youffllsv M x.,A E Giver. Ni led Dui. -- .ii AXNS Hit TLB wo MEN L X 'll --Q.: Rdniswtcri F K pi". C Hg iw. Y nj RCS-. X Think and Mr. Green, Arnerican history teacher, and Mrs. Burr, ciologv teacher, are enthusiastic advise ers oi the Student Council. With their help the Council has ren- dered many services to the school. The girls at Edison are tor' tunate in having Miss Ross, Miss Rarnswick, and Miss Albinson as advisers ot their clubs the Forum and Silver Tri. These teachers find joy in instructing sophomore classes in geometry and English. Community Civics and history help students to gain an intelli- gent understanding ot the so- cial, economic, and political con- ditions ot the past and present. Teaching these subjects is the work ot Miss Ballou, Miss Peter- son, Mr. Ahlstrom, Miss Erb, and Mrs. Tillotson. Miss Peterson and Mr. Ahlstrom are former managers ofthe assemblies. Mr. Ahlstrom is an accomplished pianist and has taken part in some ot our programs. THE ENCHANTED PA Grow Rich Because of the generous as- sistance of Miss Rcceriscr., stu- dents with eye defects attend regular classes and other schocQ activities. Miss Robertson also helps with the spring 'Jaude'.'ille. Teaching boys interesfed in industrial work occupies the time ot Mr. Merrilield, Mr. Bel- anger, Mr. Ray, and Mr. Buck- rnan, Skill and accuracy dee velop rapidly. This training starts ambitious young men to- ward a career ot mechanical drafting, architecture, or engie neering. Managing the school lockers, finances, noon rnovies, and the National Honor Society are the outside services provided hy the following teachers: Mri Erick- son, history, Mr. Lombard, hook- keepingp Miss Dunn, English, Mr. Drage, physics and cheni- istryg and Miss Seaman, English. Mr. Drage excels in photog- raphy and astronomy and is also the adviser of the Inventors Cluh. Miss Searnan has also helped to arrange our homecoming activif H53 KERS OF MANY THINGS O 1 cu- nn in hun Rllgfts E R H A N D R Ka, ,LD WIT .. d 1 ll Liv! A - HIN A 1 rpm Rr. SLCIH O OL E The Fun Edisonians have heard and enjoyed in assem- olies, operettas, athletic games, and vaudevilles music perfected with the assistance of Mr. Lunlcley, Mr. Sod- erqren, and Mr. Ranks. Mr. Lunlcley directs the hand and orchestra, Mr. Sodergren leads the madriqal and choral groups, and Mr. Ranks teaches harmony. During fourth period every day Mr. Oas leaves his biology class and Mrs. Curry her community civ- ics class to he on duty in the lunchroorn. There they maintain orderly conduct. Miss Lee, as manager of the school cafeteria, provides a variety of food for the students. Home economics is taught hy Miss Ford, Mrs. Luther, Miss f-liclcolc, Mrs. Benner, and Miss lacoloson. Girls are taught how to sew different wearing apparel, how to cook appetizing meals, and how to balance a hudqet. To oecorne efficient housewives and qood homemalcers is the objective of this course. OWN of lt All "Yay, Edison!" shout cheerleaders, Hooters Cluo, and Edison sport fans. Supervising the cheerleaders and the Hooters Clulo are two English teachers --Miss Eich and Miss Wallace. Miss Wallace is also the tune senior class adviser. Miss Torney, geometry teacher, has charge of our new loand uniforms. English loecomes more interesting through the work of teachers like Miss Ward, Miss Cowan, Miss Sorenson, and Miss Challman. The classes study lives and works of American and English authors. Students write themes, essays, or poems, give topics, do outside reading, and learn correct grammar. To be more efficient, the Student Council is di- vided into smaller committees under the supervision of separate advisers Mrs. Olsen, who teaches Enge lishy Mrs. Nordloy, algebra and bookkeeping: Mrs. Pohlson, science: and Mr. lohnson, electricity and drawing. Mr. Johnson is also in charge ot the stiir Guards. THE PEOPLE LL ro WU' T H E W I , ...,,--,, F Bf'iriiC" E175 'Z f,1. 'l3rni'!- Ufij' H AU 4 OVER FAMOUS THRESHOLDS FOOTLIGHTS AFLOAT 'Si 1:1 'Six 'irc Futr. Tuppf: 311: f S' ' ' EXERCISE AND KEEP FIT Thinkers As advisers ot Sock 'n' Buskin, the class play, and the Footlights and Cur- tain Club, Miss Tupper, Mr. Sanders, and Miss Garland encourage dramatic talent at Edison. Miss Tupper also teaches Shakespeare, Mr. Sanders, commercial law and personal type, and Miss Garland, radio and speech. Interested in poetry, Miss Tupper or- iginated the Winged Horsemen Club. Edison would not be complete with' out its girls' sports which are super- vised by Miss Barton and Mrs. Erick' son. Both are physical education in- structors and fun-loving sportswomen. Students are prepared for good citi- zenship by taking courses which help them to gain an intelligent understand- ing of the many complex and import- ant problems of the world today. Sub- jects oi this type -American govern- ment, modern problems, and history are taught by Mrs. Buckle, Miss M. Simmons, Mr. Hendricks, and Mr. Curran. AS THE EAR TURNS HE WORLD WE and Doers Students who have cznfiriued their educatizn in the scientific field Owe their success to the qeed background prsvided for therri at Ediscn. Miss Harrcun has tau ght their. chemistry, Miss l-lolkesviig, geerrzetry and alqee hrap and Miss Mellerri, biology and cctany. These teachers are also ad- visers ot the present l2B class, former Camera Club, and Carl Linnaeus. With qualified librarians like Mrs. Rendernick and Miss Titsworth, Edie sonians are given considerable help in finding rnaterial ter tdpics, select- ing cutstanding hooks, and acquiring training in library work. Students learning German, French, or Latin cecorne more interested in theni throuqh the language cluhs un- der the instruction of Miss Birkrnuier and Miss Ber, Miss lacobsen, and Mrs. Mclntyre. There they are given the opportunity to utilize their knowledge in songs, games, and plays. Miss Birkniaier and Miss lacecsen are alse advisers ot the Blue Tri. LIVE IN AND THAT'S WHY AD AND TELL MXNDS P-'Y WORK M1090 BEH UNTERS BXOLOGY CLASS LATXN CLASS Ku ems usuadkf beqm courses m La m m Mex ireshfuan or sophomore year h s Xrammq x Qeoeixcxzi m studvmq okher Xanquaqes that have eveXoped rom a m 'Y e LG vm siuoem xs K 1 mar vmh qrammakxczi ierms and them meamoqs 4 has had pracmce m anahjzmq sentences naxorad scxences :ieahoq wuh the stuoy 5 hvmq Khmqs K e ns me uses Xhe sxmpXesk iorms i 'he second the stmcm e an rx xo oqy xs ore oi be e subyect xs taken ior kwo semesters eHed amfvds to more Comdex ?orms and XSD ,JO Y ooe C K the mm unchon o K YA L ROAD ROM ANCE SHORTH AND C I-Ass Show Mnind Dreoergs for sgn :A oqraphlg WAR A Q A ' T fiIQ , Mt -L New 51f2,V'gSf9i fl me .A M the ,H ,NCIGH bv f H-S o umeSf1Ss1qnmemg VODY' 3 , A, ' Later V SQVGIGI 311051 and Lflgy Take d 1 ' 93' . N . .Dh5S1ZQ Speii rw T H11 Clcffuracyl 'D THE G SEWING CLASS Kee OLDEN THREAD 511355 NEWS CLASS Sewing is a beneficial subject for all girls. Kinds oft patterns are explained. The qirls sew sirn l they becorne more experien is discussed. abrics are p e clothed ced. What studied and s and more ditticulr ones as , when, and where to wear certain clothes As a preparation for journalism, the news class studies daily new receives practice in writinq articles. The enthusiastic lish the school paper. This provides student who wishes to e ' URW: GOING o s O Y N A.R T' ST E A T 0 B ART CLASS . .Q 'alenfeii fl all SfLl3'3"'M . oppcrtumly 'V .Hai T39 their N- of .t r 19-3 ' an PAC 'NCYK V N +5iI'1S-d ir' 355593. Sligdej CHVY1 -'Ida-,vS, defs imp x ,, A o U , .. .Aye , - and rd is-is sawlndb' f:.'.'v' Ci L ,,Ar'fjllS are axjg -"S.yV'x v.,v'3I.-' 131V - f-Hozilpflbhtlk IHQH :"v spapers 2 students th actual i nter this t' DING T C nd en het ' experienc ield. aininaf tar th p to puri- e and tr ' O HE NE WS L QQQWI Voices of Listening to music and interpreting the composers' :noods is only one of the in centives of the creative writing class in inspiring students to put their thoughts on paper. AROUND US THE WORLD Ms CLASS MODERN Prionu: AND THEIR M nius ODERN ALAD ctw CLASS Acic T I WRITE AS I PLEASE CREATIVE WRITING CLASS Nothing is of greater importance to students than the launching out on a suc- cessful career. The study of vocations is one of the units included in modern proclerns, When we push a button or ring a loell, we may not be aware oi the transfer ot energy which takes place. Boys taking drawing or electricity constantly realize this fact. They make accurate drawings df objects, and work with electrical equip- inent. guzcrni 'T'- I-IANDICRAET BOYS FOR 7 1 P Y G M A L I O N SPEECH CLASS Since chemistry deals with the corrif ,oositiori of matter and the changes it uri, :iergoes during cozzipositiori, idf.'DIiifCY'y' experirrierits are :riost irriportarit. There the student actuaiiy works with the substance, arid rioting the properties, identities it without the help of textroolts. To oecorrie at good cook requires more than the foiiowiriq of at recipe. Throtiigh cooking ciasses ,giris learn the 2 isic re' cqtiireziierits ,i Ein x.-fiegitge wt Ii is irvi Selig iii IILf1Ii1f2iliK:iIflZTiipiii. DRAWING CLASS 1T'S FUN Tomorrow To develop poise 13 the r:.i1ri ociective oi the speech oieiss. Trils is ac- Cozgpiisrieii Ly giving orfxi topics, deoates, and skits in he presence oi other ciass finiffsfl. OUT Op THE TEST TUB cr-rsmsmy CLASS T 0 C O o x COOKING CLA SS Qlilllllllllll Biography is one of the most widely read forms of literature. Because Biographies are stories of high achievement, we read them for inspiration. In what- ever field of enterprise our prime interest lies, we may find recorded lives to point the way toward the crown of accomplishment. In high school, seniors set the pace for the underclassmen. In these first few chap- ters of their lives we read the stories of the fine friend- ships, class activities, and social meetings which they experienced during their schooldays. Now, upon graduating, the seniors of Edison face the future with the firm purpose of successfully completing their Biographies. THE IANUARY CLASS GF ' 1941 .RD.L....S, ALZZTI , 4 Adventure! . f-- "'. D. ,.' . 'AV ,,..'. J"Efff','1f. .f Z' C,f.. '. ..,1bri.f.j flfta. .... 5 Tezrh. .l.flCEN, P?l'ff.l.fS . . . Let Us Be Gay . , . l2.L. Class 'f':e':5,: Firm: Pres.- AITKEIJS BETTY . , All in Fun . . Per.. ., ...W ' 1' .QLTHQJ L QhL.:tL:1 . . . The Pe0ple's Choice , . , 12.3. Class Prffsg S'u'jf.r1tC:ur.- ' C1Q,Tre':S.A HLYY, Treus. Y I Amsgasfmrs, Avian . . spick and Q 2 V" Spun . . . lirzxdr .fv'f1'3f.x.jf' .f S':f-:1"f- 1 Slue Trig Rziers Club. :V ANDERSON, DOFTS . , . Nice People ' , . . Key Pen: Renters Sluh. 43,1154 'V ,ik 'T ANDEPSON, HAROLD . . . Courage . . . APSL. GERTRUDE . . . Invitation to Live gf . . . Silver Tri. Ai BATHUL, HELEN . . . Little Darling . . .1 I HAKKPT, CURTIS , . Portrait of a Mun L L with Red Hair . . . BANISKY, BlLLY . . . Winged Feet , . 5 M Baslcefbzllp Baseball. 'Q 7 i BASFL, ALBERT . . . No Trouble at All BEARDSLIY, PENS . . . With Malice To- 'Q K ward None . . . Key Perm Rows-rs Club. BECKER, PAUL . . . This is Mr. Fortune . . , Class Plfxyy Hi-Yp lumf Anjerizy Science. BENSON, GLORIA . The Importance ot Being Earnest . Bunk Cvshrer, Sei.: Levlfirs fflfzss, 1 f'3L.liNfT,fDT-I . . . Noble Fellow . . . I" if STEFLING , , . Faith for Living 3'DFKLlTNfj .,'H.l.??LF.? , , , So Greata Man .,.. 34. 'l'v'IIl- . ,.,.:.:5i1"5. ABROAD THE YOUNG GENERATION ROUGHING IT 'QW uhh A Q' LJ fs 1 49 -3 5 19: THE IANUARY CLASS CDF 1941 ,'. 1 I if .A 4 .O It ,, I Q E . , Siu: Gazer PF1ffli'f Eff- Lfl . . Whai is She Like? . ' W" ' Lz:,1.:f1s-5'zr1'i. PFfJff. , 'ALTIIS . More Power to You . . E'E1"4i . . All or Noth- ing . f"I14.'LJYNE', 1 J .U . . Laughter . . Lx' :. f'f11E,: iSym:i1:4'1':1. FNENIZ WINNii'HLfi . 4 Merrylips . . . Him T115 Cl. A, 14-9 ffiii. L'."tLLLfL.S'LH -'., D11 NALDHI , . . The Pleas' ure cf Your Ccmpany . . . N121 ,!1'Zi H frxxr ST'f131'y'fFZIllZI1f Hiiif Tri' L:':2f:E1fI11xi,4 CAMPBELL, THAN . . . Wings cf Glory , 4 . All City Hzrifir Hull, Nfitiprlfil Hanoi Srmifftyy Quill 'lrifi Samiip WIZARD, Sick 'tif Ruskin Soc., Yurilzr Af-ndrlmy uf Swfsnff-, CARLSON, KENNETH . . . Bul You are Young 4 . 4 fliss Pifiyy iii-Y Pr"-5,7 'fslfrs lfiuih CAHLSCN LTDLLSEQ . 4 . Adventures in Friendship . . , Nfiiiiial H2:13rS'1C1f'-ty, Schoicirshp PIII, LNIZARD Przirih Club: Library: Manner. CARLSONROBERT . . . Sing For Your Supper , . . H171',CfEi'41fiIC1.iL. fA?PENTIER,HAFZ?fET 4 . . Abouiliar- riet , . . Bill?-Tfif Ger:11'1:1'fixiin. QARR, IANL 4 4 4 She's Oli to College , . Fciters Cub. TASS, RAYMOND 4 . . Ii I Were King . 4 . IZA Vice Prf-S.: ffifxss Play, Ushers ffxiif, PM-S., Sfuiezii if lmriiy 056991134 QELUSNAK, GFFTFLI22 4 , , Liie is ior Living . . , Pdf,-T"'C'1:lL1:1r11f,-us: Elders Club Q'HA?f.EELF,J .l.I.'z'-.QEQ . . , As You Like li . . 4 Blu-' TIL: R',',fi'fS flak, x'L'1,i'11 ffiuk, QIZPLINSKI T22 , 4 . LighiGuiiar 4 , . Fcitbzliy Trick. fIH'jfJKA,ALEX 4 . . Happy Boy . A MIDSUMMER TRIP SMILING THROUGH HOW TO RIDE YOUR HOBBY GOOD MISTRESS xN 'f 'X 1 QQ, O Cll-IUNKA, KATHLEEN . . . Christmas Nightingale . . . French Club: Choral Club. Cl.Ef'llENT,DOUGl.AS . . . Young Doug- las . . . Buhfl. DAHLEERG, ALVIII . This Proud Heart . . . DA!-ll.lN, EVELYN . . . The Fun of lt . . . Nati:n:12H::zzr Qzcietyp Exam: Key Pon, Trees. DECHETNE, Blll. . . . Man cl Action . . Wrestling Tfxzmz. EfJCfDl,lP?FE'Y', FREE . . . Cub Reporter . . .N'1'l3Il'1l Hum.: fifpftyg FECOHEU Quill 'zrfi Stull, l3Zf's,: lll-Y. DEDELVJK, NATAl.lEl . . . Merry.MerrY. Maiden . . . fQlf1lSSl7l'1YQS'.'jlK'Il'BIlSl'Clflj Silver Tri. DEHBIS, HELEN . . . Heaven on Earth . . . All City l'l'fll'fI Rvllq Ni:'1vr1'1l Harp: S,C'l'lY1 G. A. A., DI'S.j Key PF-I1. DEROUlN,CHARl.ES . . . An American. Sir . . . DUC1GAN,GEORC1E . . . Having Won- dertul Time . . . I-li-Y. DYBWAQMARIAN . . . Wisdom's Gate . . .Key Pen. ELl.lOT, MAXINE . . . Music for Youth . , . Choral Club- B'uf Tri: Carl l.lllYlCIf?US. ER'l'ZCARD, OHVII,l.E . . . Careers Ahead . . . luriiur ACfIfl"7lIIY uf S':if'rxf'o: Hi-Y: Ushers Club. EVANS, DOROTHY . . . Pursuit oi Happi- ness , . , FAHEY, DCJNADLQ . Strings to Ad- venture . , FELLEGY, SUE , , . A Star for Susan . . . Key Pon: Roni-frs Club. ElSHER,HAFlRlET . . . Place lor Herself . . All City ilu 1 fl llg llzotozs Club. FRASER, LUELLA . . . Hollywood Girl '3ERK1VONAl.D . . . Wide Road Ahead GEROU, MARGARET . . . Adventure Waits . . . GlANQ'CL.X IOSEFPHNE . . Girl at the Crossrcads . . . Bzzxk Q1s'1i',1p fHrs Club. Gl'flS RHOD!-. . . . Paths ct Glory , . . Vczlellzctprxxrtf .5-.ll City H.:t'r Rall: Nztzgzxl I-l:r1:r Szclaiyg RECORD: Czrl Lin- naeus, Presq Blue Tri, SOMEZ, M.l.RI.l. . . . Hard to Forget . . . Blue Til? 333123 Club. GUZIK, LUCY . . . She Shall Have Music . . . Band: French Club. HAROLDSON, KENNETH . . . By Reason ot Strength . , . Swzzurmnq Team. HELLERSTEDTIOHN . . . Roads oi Ad- venture . . . PAGE HOBLIT, IRENE . . . The Loving Spirit 29 . . .Bank Cashier. A ',f me I .al L ff , .t . .0 1 . S K H N. .w l .fv flu I t I 4 HOEFT,VERNA . . . On Top ot the World . . . All City Honor Roll: WIZARD: Blue Trip G. A. A.p Key Pen. HOFF, WINIFRED . . . Enioyment ol Laughter . . . Scholarship Pin: Forum: Camera Clubp French Club. HOMZA, ANN . . . It CanBeDone . . . Saiutatorianp All City Honor Rolip National Honor Societyg Sock 'n' Buskin, Treas.p Key Pen: Blue Tri. I I-IUDAKELSIE . . . Laughing Song . . . Key Pen: G. A. A. "" ' HUNSTAD, EUGENE . . . sackfieia come: A . . . Football. Hurcuisou, Howzmo , , what Afraid . . . if IACARELLA, MARY , . . Forging Ahead . . . Scholarship Ping Carl Linnaeusp Key Pen. 3 IVERSON, ELVERA . . . Little American ' I Girl . . . IACOB, GERHARD . . . It's a Great Lite . . .All City Honor Rollp National Honor Society: German Club. Q, IAROSAK, OLGA . . . Take Care ol Your- self . . . Rooters Club. IASENIUK, WALTER . . . Wally Laughs- Easy . . . IENSON, MURIEL . . . Ask My Secretary . . . All City Honor Rollp National Honor Societyp Blue Trip Key Peng Rooters Club. IOHNSON, BEVERLY . . . lust Like a Girl . . . Quill and Scrollp RECORDp Blue Tri, Cabinetp French Club. IOHNSON, DONNA . . . Good Companion . . . Rooters Club. IOI-INSON, MARIE . . . Still Small Voice . . , Blue Trig Key Penp Rooters Club, IOHNSON, RICHARD . . . Man at Work . . . Inventors Club. 3 V i L , ' IOHNSON, VIRGINIA . . . The Secret ol Q- ' Happiness . . . Rooters Club. I IURICI-IKO, MARTIN . . . Walk Hard- A. Talk Loud . . . Ushers Club, Vice Pres. KEISEREVELYN . . . Winning Out . . . All City Honor Rollp Blue Tri. KIRKHAM, TACK . . . Rising Star . . . Class Playp Bandp Footliqhts and Curtain Clubp Hi-Y. KNUTSON, PI-IILLIP . . . Time Out lor Adventure . . . Swimming Team. KOBS, HENRY . . . Not Alone . . German Club, Sec.p Hi-Yp Ushers Club, KOURI, ELIZABETH . . . Nice Lady . . . KWITAK, ANGELA . . . Listen and Leam . . . Key Pen. LaMAR, AUDRE . . . The Face is Familiar . . . All City Honor Rollp National Honor Societyg Blue Tri, Vice Pres.p French Clubp Forum. LARSON, IAMES . . . Ideals and Adven- tures . . . Bond: Hi-Y. LARSON, IANE . . . Royal Road to Hom- ance . . . All City Honor Rollp National Honor Society: WIZARDp Camera Clubp Blue PAGE 30 Trip Class Play. THE IANUARY CLASS CDF 1941 LEIIR, DONALD . . . The Efficient Life Lzsrzif 3352: . . . Laughing Diplomat ig t i L rf 4 .fa F -..D FffARl.aN . . . Bom in Paradise 3, V V . . Curl l.lY.Y.'IElJS, Vgiff P:-esp Elin Tig- 4, l ,M . 'xxers Clap. S . L l.Yf.f.f'3.fl, l.Q22'l'T.5-. This is Living . , . . ink-rs DIAL. fffifillfl, 'f.'ll.LfAf.f . . . Wait for William gl 4' Q :.f,r,s1CA,GE0RGE . . . The Tenor . . ,..' 3 . Chzrcl Club. " A I .Al Tfil-.Tl-IEWS, AMANDA .... The Lively V Lady . . . Blue Trgy Heaters Dluby Bunk Cashier. My TAATTHIESEN, ELPHNE . . . Vanity Fair ai Q , . . Nfitzznul Henor Societyq WIZARD .,, g I Stufienf Dnuriialg Blue Trip Key Peng Heaters . 8 . ' l Club. ', -A TJIESSEREUGENE . . . An Amateur Gen- tlemun , , . Hi-Y, S-ec.g lunior Fmuilemy ' af Sfienfey Band: Class Play. a MlTf1HEl.l.,VERNlE , . . Medical Career . . . Elu1eT1x: Germxz. ,,lL1l,: G. A. A, af MLINER, PAUL . . . You Make Your Own Luck , , . Busketbzllp Golf. YJIOBEIRG, LORRAINE . . . Pretty Witty Nell . . . Blue Tw l?4mtf+rs,fDflL1l1. S 5 L .1 45 sw TNRJIJE . . . Gracious Lady l . . , . l . l. . D... DDD. ei iliia ,Z 95. .9 4 449 D it 'N4 ,D MOOTZ U V . lf This Be I l" . ' Del 'E. 'DT . . . The Silent Woman NFLSON VIVIAN . . . Little Mermaid , . . NElIf.f.l.N, 'NALLA . . . I'm Not Com- plaining . . . FRY. Ngh .JN :Qr:.:i. , Lefs G0 Out oi Doors... .A Daw ON THE GRASS 'Q LIVELY LADIES ENCHANTED vAGABoNDs SPEAK 'ro mn EARTH Ls!! ' l L. o-34 . E H-XNUARY CLASS OF 1941 1379 4 ' 3' 'B . , i"""4 fJQ'F.f,f,l.F?f, 253: . she swaps to 2 . , , 1:3 1 'E li -Y rr: - Tr'-:1::Q Q ' NUTS 'LPEE ..,. Man ot Iron i a 5 flliffi 'LT"f"If"f . , Enchanting 1 if Ienny . . . K. 3' P?-r.. F" QQCY' , Man ci Music 'ZQSQ E,f.TT'z' I.-'-.NF . , Fit For a King 9 . . . f i1 I,1i Pf,r.,,1 S151-"Y: I'.'fZ.l.Hf: ' P1 TP- ' :.' 1 1 f1.1t,g 51.11. ii. PALTIOUIET, FfJ'.'v'fi?QJ , . , Of Thee I ' Sing . , . f,I31',111I C1113 'lf::1.1:. Mi'1t' ' , YI1 Y. W PAWLSEN, SLN? , , . The Little Girl . . . 51119 TIL: K2-y P' :.q Rd ,t'-is fnluif. V, Q J P.l.YILS'2fXI KTAFQY , . 4 Little Princess . . . F PLTFRSUN, QTQNAL2 . . . Makers of Chemistry .,.. - Eli fry ?'I'y N:- f, 'i,II'I1H',Yl'I Swxefyy Ffixin I E 5 'FQ PiTEF1s3NtsL.L.fn'fs . , , Tranquil Heart X M . . , Fredrik Slut. g A PETZRSFQNM RALPH , . , Friends and Fia- J' dlers . . . Orzhc-st1'1: H1-Y. I'P.T'F'PiSfTN, RUSSELL . . . Modern Man in the Making , . . Quill "uri E? -r li- HF 'CFTIQ K E'v1s11.ffss Mm.: H1'Y. 1 TT ' 'QAELT Elf 'fi . . . Rway Frcm lt All ff!!-.flf 'FE I,'ZE4IE1f'-.INET . . . Seventeen PfT'J1J.31N'Y, FTLYF . , . The Man with the Baton . , . USZI-IS 'Q1E,- .3y::::,:s'1 Pl7I.f'.'QH.l.K NICK , . , I.ite's a Circus . E'15kflI1,'xlI. -mm ,-,-, fy ,-. r,,.TLr., :?:.t1INA . . . The Stage is Set 1 F. .. . . . . X fy Hprmpr Ru.: N3'1'2r'.f1l Hx. I .. :..,i11l: I'4,'.1f'TfII ipfnizs 91:- r E'E-.E'LE'i1f.f.-'..Q ', nccence . THE GREEN MEADOW ONLY YESTERDAY 'L-f E' . Age ot In' L' 1-I ENIOYMENT OF LAUGHTER 'vs PROOAI LOMIAERY . . Woman in White EAP-t Z HELP? Listening GL Rip Van Wlnkle EE TS.: .. . . , The Boy David OL ON :JV Young Enchanted cr l 2 AQ ROSS, A .' -E . . High of Heart ROUF3, ROBERT . . . Call ol the Wild . G rr . 2sT1CS: Svq 7 rf ww. SALLA, STEVE , . . Speed Boy . . ballq Gymnastics. S AVO, FRANOES . . . Commercial Cor respondence . . . SGHOENE, EUGENE . . Dreamy i . . . Track. S HJLLO, ESTHEF . . . When Life is Young , . . Student Ozuncig Siv F" -ap Gin. SELLARO, ANAELIA . Training for Secretarial Practice . SEMANKO, VERA . . , First Lady . . . Vale-dictorian: Al. Oily l-loner Flollf Nation l Honor Society: Ouill and Scroll: WIZARDQ G. A. A., Sec.: French Club, Nice Pres.: Sock 'n' Buskin, Pres. Sl-HMA, AGNES . . . No Time for Com- edy . . . Bank ashiery Key P.. 7 CQ.- V I SHULZE, RUTT-I . . . The Sunny Side . . . .. Trw E .udp ranch Club. SIEPERT, VAR ARET . . . Smiling Through . , . Blue riy RC. r Cui S . HELEN . . , lTalk llike . . . My Peng Rizt r uv. SKOVRANI, "TLlEL . . . Forever Free . . . Blue YT sate ODE, SLOSS. RIOHAEO . . . Behind the Foot- lights . . , Nctzptzul ll frvzr S .Gif-fy: Stucl-Ant Gauncilz Ezztlzahts 'irvi Guztum Q""': fflzrss Play. SP.TlT'l-l IAMES , . , Fighting Guard . . . F::tball:3cseu1rl. SMITH, RUTH , . . Bright Ioumey . SOBON, ELAINE . . . Haunters oi the Silence . . . SOOO OLGA . . . Cheerful Moments 3 . . . Key Pen: ..::ters Olub. STAENO AMY LEAF' . Darling ol Misfortune . . STANCHFIELO BLUE . . . Bet You Can't Do li . . . N:t13n3lH::i:r S::1et3': Quill sms "HA -1' O14 :tue rrz' :renin wus. .- .. W-V. -,N v-V .- .- f.. . und b-...... ..-G STEELE, DOROTHY . . . Lady ol the Press . . . Natzcrtal Elcncr Scczetyy Quill :ni Scrclly RECORD: Ecztlzghfs and Gpzrtczn Clube Blue Trrq Flowers Club. PAGE STEVENSON, MARY . . . Lady Be Good 33 . . . Ere-rich Club: R331-ers Club. 9' -U A -d 3 4 4? A 1 l I! r STRAND, HELEN . . . The Girl and Her lcb .... R ll Cxy ll.r1Zr R ily ff'r'1iri'rQ Hgrpzr Sgsreiy. STULIPF.-X, f.5.fflES . . . Young Man with C1 Horn . . . flyzgziasfgcsq Eire Sei.- fuzz Or:E.ffstr'1. STEAK, EETTE . . . Sa Younq. Sa Wise . , . Nrrtronzrl H2251 Szcgetyg C?.',r'rQ Cl1rl,y Blur- Tll' K'-y Pen. SUCHANEK, XZARCRRET . . . Gone with the Wind , . . Blue TIL- Rg.5,tf-rs Club: Class Play. SJNOEERC1, RUTH , . , Adventurinq in Art , . . .l.rtScl1QQc:s211p: C1errn:r.CQub. TAPSAK, .3.NORE'v'f . . . Andy Has the Answer . . X 'izl HX-: Sir"-typ Easketlgzll. TENNYSON, GORDON . . . On Borrowed Time . . . Bisebxll. TTLSETH, CRWTN . . . Born to Trouble TK!-.Cll,lRENlE , . . Beloved Friend . . Choral Clulag Blue Trip Reuters Club. TOBER, DOROTHY . . . Take cr Letter. Club. Please! . . , Blue Trry Key Peru: Routers TURPIN, RUTH . . . Secretarial Procedure . . . Key Ps-if Reuters Club. URISTA, DOROTHY . . . Common Sense in ldealism . . . H331-ers Club. WALKER, EUZABETH . . . Sense and Sensibility . . . All Czty Horror Rcllg NG- tioncl Hcrrar Society. WALLIN, LORRAINE . . . To Be or Not to Be . . . Blue Trrg French Club: Rss?-ers Club. WARE, LOTS , . . Master ot Her Own Des- tiny . . . Charc1lCl11b. TNARHOL, ANDREW . . . BeinqaBoy . . , 'NARHOL HELEN . . . One of Us . . Chzrzzl Club: Key Pen. WARRTCK, DETPHTE . . . lWrite Asl Please . . , All Czty Hsrtzr Rally Natrorrul Hsncr Society: Ourlr and Scrcllf RECORD Blue Tri, Presg Forum: Ererich Club. WEFLEN, THOMAS . . . The Plcrybcy ot the Western World . . . Ushers Club, Sei. VVENNEREARI. , , , Problem Child . . , Aciv3nr'e1l Gyrrrncstics. TJLSTIJTAN, lvlARfON , . . Rose in Bloom , . . All City Hpzizr Rgll- Natzzzizl H,rri.r Szcif-tyg Student Czunirll Chprfrl ffluip Sei.-Treats.: Esrurri. 'NlCKM.5.N, ERIE . . , lt's the Way lt's Written .... l .ilC1zyHE:1r Filly Nztuxzl Hina! Szczetyz Regters Club, '.'.'ll.KINSON, ELINOR . , . Portrait of cr Lady ,... it Q1 City Hxigr Rell: Nztagizl iff v 'C e -f-1 -. f'N.,." ,,...l Tf-Y-". 'Q'f"'O2'R. C e,, O. .... ,.. on-. .-,C..,, :Ve T.. if-is Clur, '.'fll.L, EARL . . . Boys Will Be Boys . . Ushers Club- f'l1-Y: G1-H1115 Clull. VJILSON, ROBERT . , . Biq Enough . . . Ezyballr Ease-E3l1yE':sl:etbcrll, 'WORCESTER lEROf.lE , . . ILike Div- ing . . , S'.-J1rnrr1r:rqTe':rT.7 Filflilllj Cnc!- fu 'arms PAGE ZAIJIOR, l.f3.WRENCE . . . Glorious Apol- 34 lo . . . Flibill' HL-Y: Camera Clutr. THE JANUARY CLASS CDF l 4 ZELEflllf.l.?I PA' . All This and Heaven Too . , . ZELEY f . Assigned to Adventure . . Camera - Shy Seniors .-'xlAl'l',i, f'Q?lfJ . . . Whois Ichnny? . . . QHEGIN, LDFOTHY . . . Something Surprising , 4 G. A, A.- iizter' fini, FFANCZAK, E2 .... Conversation, Please . . SODLESKY, 2D'N!+.?Q . . Lonesome-like . tal H2212 Siciety. IZHNSCFI TCHAEQ . . Sailor cf Fortune . . KASPAECK, GEFYALQ . , . Silent Partner . LZITSCHUH CARL . . , The Ioy of Living . UND, EARL . . . The Young Generation . ORLICKI, FLORENCE . . . Music on the Air . . . lumzr Academy if SCIFEHCOI G. A. AJ 3 'xrmf l. FEINER, TEVDMAS . . . Beloved Vagabond . . . lfhzrfzl Qlul. SF!lAl.KOl'iSKI HENRY , . . When Knighthood was in Flower . , Sf3f3NES.5QIi HEHES S' , . Excuse It Please . , . STOPERA STANLEY . . Adventures of a Young Man , . SUSICK, fCSEP?l . . . Huckleberry Finn . . . '.'.'F?AEZK, '.'I?SIN..-' . Footlighls and Greasepaint . . :'.'1'f'. THE TREE RACING THE SEA GIVE ME A RlVER PERSONAL PLEASURE HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS MAN ABOUT TOWN DO WE STUDY' ...al I I ...""'--I IANUARY OFFICERS ANUARY Iirbsgdlxzix-T My Barrett Bock row Semunlxo Sec Althouse Pres 'vlr GUZY 5 ders Back row T er Mr GU Mxss UPF FH l YOW Frst row Arken Trees Case Vrce Pres A Harbor IANUARY CLASS HISTORY We the class of lanuary l94l reached the clrmax of our socral lrfe rn hrgh school wrth our banquet on Ianuary l6 The unusual theme of Log rollrng was successfully carrred out due to the excellent supervrsron of Mr Barrett assrsted by the commrttee charrmen The more quret tone of our socral lrfe was provrded by the baccalaureate servrce Ianuary l9 at whrch Reverend Charles F Doran spoke and the chorr under the drrectron of Mr Sodergren furnrshed musrc Commencement Ianuary 23 was our frnal gatherrng as a class Members of the class presented a short musrcal program after whrch Rhoda Grtrs and Vera Semanko valedrctorrans Ann Homza salutatorran Errs Wrclcman Ger hard Iacob and Donald Peterson spoke on the value of pr1nt1ng Wrth remrnrscences of thrs nrght fresh rn our mrnds we sard farewell to our happy hlgh school days to take our places among the men and women of the world feelrng sure that whatever was rn store for us would not be too great for us to surmount Wrth thrs new feelmg we departed from our fellow classmates and advlsers Mrss Tupper Mr Guzy Mr Sanders and Mr Sodergren Dirge 30 'x 'U 5: 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . 1 1 - I V I I I 4 , . 1 1 , ,. ,. , . . rfa UNE OFFICER Back row M ss Pr s Ur sto Treds H l.'. First row Lilifx Sec D essl r Vice Pres YO-N' Mr Lunilgf VMI R S ro r Miss Wulioce M1SLeBehfr Buckmfln Of Memory lUNE CLASS HISTORY With the assistance of our social adviser Miss Dorothy Wallace and the com'n1ttee chairmen the lurie l94l class concluded its social life at the banquet on May 29 Hawaiian decorations carried out the Aloha Luau theme making this farewell feast an unforgettable occasion At our baccalaureate service lune l Reverend Robert N Burress of the Trinity Methodist Church and the Edison choir directed by Mr Soderqren added a serious note to our departure from our friends and teachers On Iune 5 our commencement exercises brouqht our school days to an end Melvin Messer class president presented us to Mr. Cook and to the audience. The suoject Cwoal' was discussed by Virqinia Pappas and Hubert Allinqer valedictorians Robert C. Friclcson salutatorian and Lorraine Hartunq. We are very grateful to our senior advisers Miss Ber, Mr. Pile Mr. Buck- iran and Mr. Lunlcley for their willingness to help us when any difficulty arose. As a result of their aid we feel more capable of taking our place in the World with self-confidence. Memories of our hapDY School days at Edison will always oe cherished ' ty us the lune class of l94l. Page 37 VALEDICTORIAN January , A. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN . HMT 3f.,7-. Splendor Ahead VALEDICTORIAN Nui' Iune ALUTATORIAN THE IUNE CLASS 0171941 . It's a Woman's Business . -- .r 1 Q. LE., . Magic Bow . From Another World .5,'fffI'5FfT- T . . My Book and My Heart 1.1: F ff , 'f . . As I Went cn My Way , , " . . Flaxen Braids . . . Will to Believe . . My Memoir , , Heuven's Dccryard Tz, 'z zz. I ix V: . ' . . Paul, Man of Con- - mei . , it 3 1, it 4 -MU WV 1 ' ' . That's my it 'IJ ' 'ij Story V' 1' . 'Man oi Music . , : u . With the Gcmq . . This Proud Heart , Babe in the Woods . Faith for Today Still Small Voice " 'I Where Do We Go From Here? , :V - ', ' . . f' .1 . fn-. -'. NI 1., L 'Uv CABALLERO MY DAYS OF STRENGTH MY SHADOW IN THE SU L. M N in A 4 'I Q7 All Z f if C ,av An A v 1' -'haf' THE lUNE CLASS C 1941 ' ' CCK Fr It E.5+.FFO'NS, ESVEFLY' You Want lo Know . G9ffI'.'TZI Club' Nf1'1',:.Q C A AQQAQQTL. . . K+ EEQTKHR, ROBERT . . , . Fir-Y: VV'lZARQT7 r1'rl fl ,t.',r Szciely. HFDNAHK C PPI EFNSON, LADD . . . . . Stage Crew. BER GM A N Borrowed Time , . rc rrr BETZ, PHYLUS . . . Do I! Yourself Key Per: Cfrrl Lirrrrfreus Sfqfiiily. BILLMAN Music . BIORKMAN, LEONE . . . . Footiiqlsrls and Trzq Orchestra: Class P BLACKEY B DWR D Lme up Football: aus l::1l Bcrsrcelbzrl -'sr , . ' H BLOOD, DALE . . . H1-Y: Pootlmghts and C CEL: Class Play. BOGGS, . DAYLIGHT MOON GYPSY, 'R WA BOREEN, HOWARD . . . In Quest of the Perfect Book . . . All City Honor Roll. BORRIS, IRENE . . . Make Up Your Mind l BRECHT, EEATRICE . BRAMWELL, RICHARD . . . Master of the Drama . . . Club- Suk O , oe Footliqlits and Curtain 'r.' Busking Student Council, RECORD. . Reaching for the f., . Stars . . . Blue Triq Hooters oluirf. BROKKE, HAROLD . . . Soldier of the Church . . . Hifi,Ch-essC1ubqWIZARD, ?l':t1'.:'i. Honor Society: Ouill and Scroll. EEOCKS INAEFEN . . . Give Me Lib- erty . . . E5RO'I'fEN,PH'KLL1S . . . Paradise Lost . . . Choral Clur,g Carl Linnaeus. BEOWN, ROBERT . . . The Efficient Lite . , . Epotliqrits firvl Curtain Club: Orenes- rig WIZAHD, BRUDE, KATHRYN . . . This Is Living . , . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. 'L X I -IK' X290 xx BRUDE, TAAPIION . . . What the Public X , ' ,f Wants , , . Silvf-i Trip Blue Trip Hooters x E "l ' Club. O M . BHUNDELLVERNON . . . It'saGreat Life W . . . Sock 'n' Buskirig Hi-Y: Ouill and ' Sorolfy Nufiorial Honor Society. BUSHEY, LYLIT . . . BUETZSERGER, HELEN . . . Heaven on Earth . . . Blue Triy Germiri Cluby Roet- virs Club. White Water and Black Magic . . . Bird Club: Student Council. CAMPEAII, VIOLA . . . Design This Day CARLSON, AUDREY . . . Meaning ot Happiness . . . German Clubp Carl Lin- nueusg Silver Triy Quill and Scroll. CARLSON GEHALUINE . . . Victorious Living . . . K-Ay Pm- Blu-A Tri, Sock 'n' Buskiii. CARLSON,KATHLEQEN . . . Bicycling asa Hobby . . Silver Trip Blue Trip Hooters Club, CARLSON, MARLYS . . . Let's Look at the Stars . . . Blue Trip G. A. A.: Hooters Club. CARR, DOROTHY . . . Invitation to Live . . . Ski: ri' Buski- Blue Tri: Greer:- Ei 'is-t C.31F?El7LL fO'!.f'E . . . The Lady with Red Hair . . Ezra: '11 Club: Planters Club, .'HDRZEl.fP.l., EEANCES , . . Happily Ever After . . . C:1rlL1:n:eus,Seo.7 Key Pen, 'life-Pres: Hooters Club. CHRISTENSEN l.C'flSE . . . Invincible Louisa . . . Sex :1 Euskinz Blue Tri: Maziriqal Club. CIEPLITCSEC, VERONICA . . . Entertain- ingisFun . . . CarlLir1riae-us. COHPTON, GERALD . . . Gerald: a Por- trait . . . Debate Club, V1:eP:es.y SU- .ient Cmiitqily RECORD: National Hong: Surety. CONKLIN, ALLAN . . . The Army Way CONROW, KEITH . . . Testament of Youth . . . Bandg Hi-Y: Orchestra. PAGE 41 COOK, WILLIAM . . . Wait for Wil- liam . . . 'T A, ff? -K 5. iv , Q Q f A I .5-pi COPPESB ROBERT . . , Leader by Des- tiny I-I1-Y: Iunior Academy oi Science. COTE, ARTHUR . . . Power and Glory . . . Football: Basketballp Track. CREWE, HAZEL . . . As Our Nei See Us . . . Rzzters Club. GZAIA ALBIN . . . No Time For Com- DAI-IL. EDNA . . . I'm Not Complaining DAHLBERG, ALICE , . . Alice in derland . . . Blue Trig Key Pen. DASH DO OTHY . . . One Foot in Heaven R c ers Club: Blue Tri. DAUGHENBAUGI-I, ELAINE . . . How Dear to My Heart . . , German Cluliy Sock 'n' Buskin: WIZARDg National Honor Sccietyy Scnslarsnip Ping Ouill and Scrollp All City I-Icnor Roll. DAVISON, DORIS . . . Nice Lady Blue Trip Sock 'n' Buskinp WIZARD. DeCOURSEY IUDITI-I . . . Genius in the Making . Blue Triq French Club: Sock n Buskin Vice-Pres.: National Honor So- cie y All y I-Ioncr Roll. DE GIDIO, MARIORIE . . . Hard to Forget . . . Silver Tri: Blue Triy Rooters Club. DEVINE, IEANNE . . . lt's a Great Lite . , . French Cluby Blue Trip Silver Tri L'l.ON WESLEY . . . So Youre Going , 0 College . . chmi Gluby WIZARD. DOTOLO, GLORIA , . . Training lor Sec- retarial Practice . . . Rosters Club: Carl Linnaeus: RECORD. . DRAGER, RUBY . . . Faith lorLivinq Forum: Blue Trip Key Pen. DRESSLER IANET . . . All This and Heav- en Tco . Student Councilp Blue Tr' rum Natienal I-Ionor Szcietyg All Ci DUBERG CARL . . . Fortitude . . . fl 1,4 German Clubg Swimming Tearny National I-Isnor Society. DUNSMORE, IANE . . . Unforgotten Daughter . . . French Cluby Blue Tri EBERT EVI ALD . . . Fair Play . . . EICHEN, DONALD . . . Man oi Power . . . German Cluby Hi-Yg Football. EIDE,RICI-IARD . . . Problem Child EKLUND EARL , . . Football Through the Years . . Fcotballg Hcckeyg Band. ENGLEHART, MARY , . . The Student Editor . . . Student Ccuncilq Ecrumq REC- ORD: Quill and Scroll: ffa'ic:1:1I l-lane: So' ciety- All City I-Icncr Rell. ENGLUND, DOLORES . . . Tassels on Her Boots . . . G. A. A4 Vzivrl Ba Cashier. ENCLUND DOROTHY . . . Gone with the Wind G. A. A.: Vodvilg Gym Nite. EPSEN, MARIE . . . Oh. Marie! . . Key Pon: Office Page. PAGE ERICKSON, EARL . , . Mun unafraid . . . I-Ii-YQ Iunior Academy of Science 2.5123 , . . Enjoyment of America THE IUNE CLASS 0131941 . . Assigned to J . Q J SFTQKQ , V' T . . Masterman - K Ready . T tit: L?" "f.",fI . 4 Royal Road-to ' Romance . 'rg Tr.. . Boys Will Be Boys zz. J: ,, 154111. Ffl.'5PPl.?? f,','f"' T "" . , . With Malice Tcward None . . Try Pfrn Vsulfi v-.--fy. V xy... .. Wide Road Ahead . , fs y I . J. rx. A. ?Zf3.l.l.,'Nf'1l.T:: . . , Wally Laughs Easy . . . lizvi T fzzi: Stxyifr rl! .- . . . Andy Has the An- swer . . . 'lg,:.frga . Adventure! . . Tf.'?lf'f- .WJFIPYL . . What is She Like? 6. PTD" '-HYJf,'?i?' . . . Silent Duchess A ,, , . Understood Betsy Health Wealth I , Paths of Glory LF . . Faerie Queen ff' 'Fil' : We Sing Tuff fl S V . The Playboy ot the Western World . . 5: gn '15 ' :.t.- f' GREEN MAGIC HORIZON HUNTER LITTLE WOMEN w-qv THE IUNE CLASS 0171941 - ..,. . . Youth Behind the Wheel . . 1 'f wt: li,,1,'-L. N Live . 1 I5 C111 .1:'5:n:, All . lf5'JI.LlfKS3fI I ELUEYS I-'lute , G. K .. .,,.SK..,, .w ...,..r. ,fqmy Y-'W--, -..,-N 'C .lfj YEL. 'IK ... V I W THREE AGAINST THE WORLD IL Iflf' .r.L:'.f'.' Eff? . . Maker of Dreams . . Rose in Bloom Little Man . , , lffifll-Q T 1-'Qilfli' , . , Nice People . . A" II1 L.li.f.l ' '. ,l. "3"3F.E 'K' f . Of Human Kindness . . " '11- "'Y'f,'AI'. " I . Time Out to . 1 .Zlj 111:::11 ,,11:: rl 5- 155?-Slfl, l?Ufl'DTll'f' . . The Pleasure ol Your Company 1 '::l l.111:.zf115, GF.-3.f ff 1 Mind in the Making , . 1 .i .fi gr. fl 1- No Trouble al JFEEINOIIISH, AFTHU? . . . Man of Iron 'r1' Buskzrig Hffg Truck. GHYNIEVUSKI, CHESTER . . . Modern Man in the Making . . . H1-'YV Twtlwzll- Eiskf-11:11. , . . Golden Tfeis- ful- .11- Hdriir Siozfty. JJ.w-...l.1 .l-'XFOL2' . . . Golden Boy . . . GUSZK, L'fFP.l.lNf . . , She Sirives to Conquer . . . R , :lf I5 Cillfl' Elie T:1: S1014 'Il' Elliklflf All iffy lllff. f F ll- N11 '1'.11i1l Pligppi ., 'L' fy. Forging Ahead E.l,f'EUfI EEE?-SWE . . Career Ahead .nfiifyff f"EfL 1 . . The Liiile Girl , . Keg' P Tri, TIME EXPOSURE - H. - Q Q u 'F P , Q - 1 1. ,- n wg 121 I z H' 2 E , W. .,1, HANSON, MARGARET . . . As You Like and Sfrall. It . . , Blue Tri: Key Pf-rt: 3520337 Quill Pl,AF?lff YQHX . , . Who is lohnnie? ESAETLEY, ijL.lF'lNURD , . . Finding a Y ,YV rlAHTtJ.. J Teach . ilfvY!'.Y Y I.'J??.lQf F Way Out . . . And Gladly .',lY.1Zf ACU- ' S?:3,larsE.1g: . High ci Heart , . . . . . Lite'saCircus . ?lPIl.lKffF., QZTTY' ll . The Sunny Side , . . Blunt' lliflfffif, 'QETAE-.LFIZ . , , Without Drums .... . "xp jazz OZfJll':5llflI Sage I 3tzg::32:1gK3'Js1yMONTE , . . Immortal Ease . , . lipetljall. HERRMANN, RUSSELL . , . Escape . . . Football: Gyr:t:'zstr's. HILL, EfL.l.ffIE ,... She Shall Have Music , . . B::'iyOr:E1c-sim. HIJATH, IPSNE , . . Tranquil Heart . , . Fpxilzzzr Kfy llfflf Scholarship Pzriz ',','lff'-.fifh 'Fwlll 'xrzfl ljurzllg All C1111 Hpryr HOLMER, HOW A E Song , fllN'U'l', " 5 ROBERT . . HOLMES, D Fff 'W H Nl 1'lf:1 xl ll ,ruff Sufflf-ty. . Spick and Span CROTHY . . . Let Us Be Gay , . , . .t...,:1 Cltiliy Blue Trip Rosters Club. HOLIKSRTYN, FRANK , , . Happy Boy .RFNCLD . . . Rolling Along in . :2i'f':l ful - Q":1f ss ful: HO'.'.'f ?D'.'fAEF 4 . . Listen and Learn . , . RESORTS: T itil: GFYTIIVIH Club: 211' 1:13 S 'I ll- N :'1 it :l ll :gif S.,:1f,fy' . IJ r T2 N ...... . .AJ-.. youll' V-.1 .-.. - ....... .KAHLQN I ship , . 'owls-' "HN 4 ... exam Road . Jil-'4,T'b'.'y'l 'll PFTFH . . . Peter the Great . X111 rzxl ll 2. 1 Q l'l'1'. . Angel Unaware ' . , . Adventures in Friend- r..1f Tzz- Serrtizrx Club. .. mem.. e-,..,., 'TFQN :.slf1:.: Living , . . For Us the . But You are Herself HZLZIJ . . . Place for TIL' Keg' Pg? ?QC'ETS flak. 'T'Ui'QT" :'l"TUT , . . Master ot Her Own Destiny . , . N , Stages on the V., ,. Y, - ,- ,.-, ,V-...., -O--xg-'wx 'N H.l.FvL5 , . Forever Free V " " 'fe-1 ' T-'bf 'Jai'-ga' 31.5, 1?if.f."+ ..., Bom in Paradise L' 5.11 .Z1, Vs A. IOHNSON, IEANETTE , . . The Little Mermaid . . . Rooters Club: Key Pen. IOHNSON, LORRAINE . . . Road to the Stars . . . Blue Trip Erench Clubp Group Captain. IOHNSON, LUCILLE ,... Lighting the Tcrch . . . Blue Tri: Rosters Club. IOHNSON, ROY . . . Homespun . . . Band: Hi-Y. IONNES, ORVILLE . . , He's Bound to Last , . , IOSUL, PETER . . . Strings to Adventure IULKOWSKI, RAY . . . Cheeriul Moments . . . German Clubp Hi-Y. IURCHISON, DOROTHY . . . Too Dear for My Possessinq . . . KALINA, WILLIAM . . . Noble Fellow . . Student Councilp Golfp Hi-Y, Sec.p Scholarship Pinp National Honor Societyp All City Honor Roll. KALISZEWSKI, IOE . . . Yankee Re- porter . . . Student Councilp RECORD. KEMP, RICHARD . . . Amateur Radio . . . Band. KERN, ELAINE . , . To Be or Not to Be ' l . . . Silver Trip Bank Cashier. -. 5 fl, 311 -' IRCHER, BETTY . . . Iust Like a Girl . . . Blue Trip Forurnp Rooters Club. KLEMPKA, MATTHEW . . . Resources for Living . . . KNUTSON, I-IARRIETT . . . Seventeen . . . Blue Trip Key Penp Sock 'n' Buskin. KORMYLO, IOE . . . One Fight More . . . Footliqhts and Curtain Clubp Foot- ballp National Honor Society. KORZENOWSKI, FRANK . . . An Amer- can. Sir . . . KORZENOWSKI, HEI EN . . . Commercial Correspondent . . . Bank Cashierp Stu- dent Councilp Carl Linnaeus. KOSCIOLEK, IOHN . . . Mr. Littieiohn KOVALITSKY, STEPHEN . . . More Power to You . . . Ushers Club. KOWALIK, IULIAN . . Portrait oi a Man with Red Hair . KOZUB, KATHERINE . . . Katherine the Great . . . Blue Trip G. A. A. KOZUB, ROGER . . . I-'rom Scout to Ex- plorer . . . Ushers Clubp Sock 'n' Bus- kinp WIZARD. KRASKY, ELEANOR . . . The Fun of lt . . . Gerrnan Club. KRAWCYZNSKI, EDWIN . . . Ask Me Tomorrow . . . KREITZ, DONALD . , . True Daniel Web- ster . . . Hi-Yp Footliqhts and Curtain pAGE Club: Student Council. 45 ' KUCH, BONNER . . Lqughinqly Yours Without Te THE IUNE CLASS 0131941 . , Fame is the E54 " "Ui French ars . . This Side ct Glory , Roller Skates . Rouqhinq It . . Anne ct Green Gables ' 1: 1 ':,e:,.-1. Sunny Hill . . . Listening , l.f1,f.f-., . Young Man with a Horn , zz. "1 2 -if 1. Merry, Merry, Maid- ' ' "'- - 'f.'fQf.-'-.1-f ' ' 5. il fi t. 1 ' Elf'-.Ex PI. . American " , Romantic Rebel . Year ct Promise , , . Hollywood Girl ' 41' . Pattern of a Day Errant Diplo- ' ' Personal Tri- . The Pathfinder SALT AND PEPPER WE MUST MARCH LOVES ECHO GOING PLACES ' D 4 4 An 7 I 1 9 A THE JUNE CLASS 0131941 f.I.l.F??f H . K Wcrld . . i g CGHCS 13- 9 T .4 5' , 'I s 45' A I League Boots .,,. ...,..l.,,.x VA Way 5- 1 . 4 tune , . 1421.1 3 3 .5 t.f,x2rrq:fm ple . :J- . Qi, ---- x .-.suvn ..-.., ff-...A .Q Stars . . . ffl.,1:: H' J- . 0 3 f1"FK 1 y Nl A-4 , .nap ni SOUTH OF YESTERDAY SILENT DRUM Mf'CLIlxlNlIf " eepinq Up with the ' ' 'W' Age cl Inno- . As We Are . . Seven Aw . . lf'7?. . . The American ' ' ' . . My Dear Lady . . Tide of For- . .,,. .-Y . A JIT.. . Gentle Peo- f.f' 'X . . Sport lor the Fun ollt . . . Seeing .rflll .. .. ::.1f:,1' ,l..l.,.Jr ll .... Tall Man . if .lhgkjff ,-.- .- A . All in Fun 4 - . - ISHN I. . Perfect Tribute 11 . And so to Work "LI LHTQQZ . . , Girl Grows Up W U T T111 LL:.:..:f gs. . Great Quest AQ . . Adventure Awaits f.Tf,': .. ' ff.l.?F'.' . . . Came from the Past . THREE SISTERS MITCHELL, MARY ANNE . . . The Good Companion . . . MONSON, ELAINE . . . Laughter . . Blue Tri, VIOODY, GERALDINE . . . Dream With- in Her Hand . . . ChoralC1ub: Blu MORRll.L,lANET . . . Playing Fair . . Key Pen, Blue Tr1. MRENCA, SOPHIE . . . One Foot in Fairyland . . . Rosters Club. NASSER, THOMAS . . . Behind the Lines NELSON, MARGARET . . . Lady be Good . . . Rooters Club, Class Play. NORDOUTST, TRENE . . . l Wanted To Be an Actress . . , Blue Trip Class Play: Foot- liqhts and Curtain Club: National Honor Society, Scholarship Ping All City Honor Roll. NOVAK, way . . . National Honor Society. NOVAK, LORRAINE . . . Pretty, Witty Girl . . . Blue Tri: Rosters Club. I :sw X. -bLj,NYC1AARD,DONALD . . . Wisdom's Gate ' C' V27 4' , .-, Choral Club: Scholarship Ping All City ' l K Honor Roll: National Honor Society. NYGREN, ROBERT . . . Bob. Son oi Battle , OCONNELL, LUCILLE . . . These White Hands . . , Rooters Club: Student Coun- :zlp Grzup Captain: National Honor Society. OHERN, ROBERT , . . Troubadour Sails On . . . French Club: Choral Club, Choir. OLEARY, TUNE . . . Great Expectations . . . Forum: Blue Tri: Choral Club: Na- tional Honor Society: All City Honor Roll. OLSON, VIVIAN . . . Recovery oi Ideals . . , Blue Trip Carl Linnaeus: Choral Club. OWCZARZAK, DELORES , , . No Stone Unturned . . . French Club: Blue Trip PAGE Bandg Scholarship Pin: All City Honor Roll, 49 National Honcr Society. MITCHELL, ROSEMARY . . . l'll Take the High Road . . . French Club: Student Council: Orchestra. moE,L1t.L1AN . . . So Big . . .Key Peng Blue Tn, WIZARD. 1 , A A MURPHY IOSEPHINE , . . Adventures .6 , in Art . . . Blue Tri. MURRAY, MINERVA . . , Not Without Laughter . . . Choir: Carl Linnaeus. NELSON, BETTY . . . Valiant Woman . . . Blue Tri. NELSON, DELORES . . Gracious Lady NIELSON, ROGER . . . Future is Ours . . . Hi-Y. NIXON, SHIRLEY . . . Bright Iourney . . . French Club: Choral Club, Choir. NORDSTROM, DONALD . . . Face isFa- miliar . . . Hi-Y. NORDSTROM, RUSSELL . . . Sing.Swinq. Play . . . Ht-Y: Choral Club. DANTEL . . . The Happy High- ln 'D 5 K Y -S- ,Aus 1. ,-s 'T PALO, DICK . , . Enchanted Wanderer PAPPAS, VIRGINIA . . . Portrait of a Lady . . . Valediftgrranp Blue Trip Esrump WIZARIJ, Editorp Ourll and Scroll, Sec,p City Hiunor Rvll. PARADIS HERTHA . . . Smiling Through S . 4 Scholarship Pinp Natrsnal Hznpr Sacietyp Y All PARADISE, CHARLOTTE . . . More That Must be Told . . . PELTIER, GENEVIEVE . . . On Top of the Wcrld . , , G. A, A,, Sec., Blue Trip French Club. PERRY, BETTY . , . Lady ofthe Decora- tion . . , Blue Trip L'1i1r1 Club: Carl I.rn- HCIGUS. PESZYNSKI, MARVIN . . . ILike Diving . . . Fcotballp Swirnrninqp Track. PETERSON, ARDELLE . . . Ink on My Hands . . . Bandp G. A. A. PETERSON, EILEEN . . . Pursuit oi Hap- piness . . . Blue Trip Silver Trip Student Council. PETERSONELORENCE , . . TakeaLetter. Please . . . Vodvrl. PETERSON, I,aVONNE . . . When Lite is Young . . . Blue Tri. PETERSON, IJIURIEL . . . So Young. So Wise . . . Blue Tri, Vice-Pres.p Student Czuncrlp Eerurrrp Sclrzlarslrip Pinp Natipnal Honor Sircietyp All City Honor Rall. PPEIFER, RENEE . . . Not Alone . . . German Clubp Silver Trip Horseback Rid- inq Club, PIKE, ERNEST . . . Our Ernie . . .Hi-Yp Inventors Club. PINZ, IOHN . . . By Reason of Strength . . . Wrestlinqp Eoctball. PORTER, IOAN . . . Ioan of Arc . , . PRICE, BETTY . . . Rising Star . , . Sock 'n' Buskinp Choral Clubp Class Play. RAPACZ, HELEN . . . And in Her Time . . . Blue Trip Student Csuncilp Grsup Ccxptarn. REISSER, RICHARD . . . The World I Live in . . . RITTER, MARILYN . . . Down on the Farm . . . Blue Trip German Clubp Na- tional Hanar Society, All City Hancr Roll. ROCKY, BETTY . . . The Secret ot Hap- P piness . . . German Club: Blue Trip G. A. A. ROESSLER, ROBERT . . . Dreamy Kid . , . Bar1dpOr::-estra. ROG, CHESTER , . . Creative Youth . . , 't'IZARDp S3311 2' Buskzrip Sihclazsnip Pin: Quill and Srrcllp Natzznal Hznzr Szcrety, RUDOLPH IAIJIES . , . Lord lim . . , Hr-Y, GI-rprxzn Cluhp 'rt1u:ralH3nQrSum"-t',f, RYSIEWSKI, CHESTER . . . My Native Land SAFRANSKI, IRENE . . . We're Among Friends . , . Blue Tri. PAGE SAMULSKI, FRANCES . . . Nature ne- 5U creation . . . THE JUNE CLASS 0171941 venture . Glorious Ad- T Big Sandy . , . f 3 ' "" E Lllffffi . . . Bright Morning . All Over Town , . Merrylips , " 3177. -, fE,.3.fI , . Young Enchanted FCHIEQK, ZLSSQIG' . . Behind the Fool- liqhis , . pllf-?fS 'Qluhg C1155 Flay, SCHTKZT, CHARLES . , . Being a Boy . . . fE'fii'lLI.f2 LUFEAINH . . . Through a iffflfxlil, TL ..H' if I 1,I1'Il ll ,:. r F2 , '11 1 Qrlfif., Happen . .51 'E'l,-HK, IEQHFIEI Girl. . . FQ' T .3 9. izrisiglge fit. fl I I F' 11, H. U 4 Surprising A.. if Mile Creek , A Sir? MMER HOLIDAY Wcman's Eyes , . . Boots and Saddles -J, H- fi v- . :mxf liz' J. rn. A4 HHNITZ . . Anyihing Can . . G. R 'ws Club I'Slllf'if.f.-'-.fl WILL . . . Thinkers Dcers . . 'f'v'lZ.3.F.f,- V111 1:11 Flin' Typical American 4 G. A. '.'.'1Z.L'+.?7- :I ll r. 'L .7-.11 .fl 1 . . . . Something G" T . . OlTheeISing , Gerry cl Seven- iitg 12 . , How Do You Do, 31' :MTV . One Man in His Time . 1'-:. ISLAND IN THE SUN SUMMERS LEAVE GOING NATIVE J Tl-IE IUNE CLASS OF 1941 GJ fr an 'Q '3 ,t SQ .111 ,.. 4 9 4 -4' SLATI-IAR, DOROTHY . . . More Than Mere Living . . , Blue Trl: Fzcters Club. SLETTEHAUGH, KEITH . . . The Fun En- cyclopedia , . , SMITH EFEC , . You Make Your Own Luck , . . SLIITI-I, ROBERT . , . Illemember . , . H1vY: Student O:u:C1l. SMITH, ROLLIE . . . High Adventure . , . SMITH, SHIRLEY ANNE , , . lt's a Wo- man's World . . . Student Council, Blue Trip Fogtlrqfrrs :md Curtain Club. SCDD, IOE . . . Trumpeter ol Krakow . . . Golf: Basketball. SODEHGREN, CAROL . , . Island of Ma- qic , . . E3ru:rr:EIueTr:,Erencl1 Club, SOSNESAND, STELLA . . Darling ol Mislortune . . . SOLEM, MARIORIE . . . The Girl at the Crossroads . . , Blue Tri, Rosters Club. SORENSON, MELVIN . . . Young Amer- ica . . . SOWDEN, RICHARD . . . Big Fellow , . SPANO, ROBERT . , . Little Citizen . . . Sandy Student Manager, Student Cfpuncrl. STANFORD. I-'IONA , , , When I Was a Girl in Sweden . . . German Club. STASKA. KATHERINE . . . The Lively Lady . . . RECORD,31ueTrr. STEIREN, IOYCE , . . Secretarial Pro- cedure . , . Blue Trng Rrufters Club, Key Pen. STOKOIVVSKI, FLORENCE . . . Life is for Living . , . Blue Tri, Cixricll. 1 0 t l RIVER OUT OF EDEN HAPPY LAND 4, tO STOTJITAEI.. WAILACE , . , Youth's Cap- tain . . . H1-Yyilernizm Club, S'u'ie:t Anenc no STRILBYCKI, ANTHONY . . Beloved Friend . . . STROIA, BETTY , . . The Silent Woman , , . l-If-Y1'fEl:l'Jf,. ETEUFABEQRG, TED . Winning Out . . Hi-Y. SULUVAN, TIARY . . . Little Princess . . . Blue Trip G. A. A. SUTTON, IAMES , , . Next to Valour . . . Student flianiqfrf Chzrul :lily flu- iiiill H3557 S',51e'y. ,rj SWENSON, DALE . . . The People's X Choice . . . Hx-Y' Sick : Buskm' Slu- yvo j f. ' ' ' feat J, mal. Affwlf u TAPSAK, IOHN . . . Innocent Voyage THOMAS, DONALD . . . The American Idol . . , THOMPSON, BRUCE . . . Courage! . THOMPSON liJlURHAY . . . Having a Wonderful Time . . Bzrvlg French Club. THOMPSON, ROBERT . . . Wayiarer's Companion . . , TORVIK, GEORGE . . . Let's Go Out of Doors . , . TBIIMMH., IAMES , . ern Adventure . , . nastics. , Hero oi Mod- S'NllYlllllilQf Gym- TRUZINSKI, DONALD . . . Conversation, Please! . . . URISTA, ROBERT . . . It's the Way lt's Written . . . Student Coumrxly Hi-Y: Golf: Class Treas: National Honor S3cie'y. VASOVlCH, IOE . , . Good Old Days . . . H1fY. VAN STEENWYCK, BONNY , , , Lady oi the Press . . . French Club: Sock 'n' Euskm: HECOHD: Ncitxfrxdf l-lirzif Siixeiy' Quill and S:rolI. VOSS, OENEWEVE . , . Enchanting len- ny . , , fT1rll.::.:11f1us: HlilfXTr1: Kf?','Pf-51: VOSS, MABCEL . . . S.-in lzrslxmtm Pun. An Amateur Gen- tleman , . . WALBON, lFlVlN . , . The Dream Keeper WANG, AUDREY . , , Little Darling . . F rzirtz- G-erect: flub: Blue Tin- Nx- :1 xl H I1 1 mf' '.N'ARHOl., FOE . . . Courageous Com- panion , . . XYAFHDL, fOHN . . . Away From It All l'.'ARHO'l. STEVE . . , Ashipmate . . TARIAKOIS, ROBERT . . . Haunter of Silence . . . WEBBER, PHYLUS . . . li This Bel . . PAGE Blue Trl: Key Pen. 53 WEISS, Wll.l.lAlVl . . . Excuse lt. Please 41 4 as '16 W- '57 W K 'C-J 4-" A Qi 3 .4 B Y , if Q 3. ld L if dn vi Q -lv 4 i THE TUNE CLASS 0131941 at Qu M ,L... 4 l T TL fb T .Az L4 5 '.'.'E.fCI'ffli Sf:-. , . Adventures of a Young Man . . . Little Amer- ican Girl , . . A Trp. '.'.'ZT',FPff'-., . Cheer Leader . . "1:, flui- :V 3' :- 1.- YKTTE I' 1 . . Madame Dor- cthy , , HK. Tzz. '.N'f2'HLEF.S fAfiEf'f , . What Every Wo- man Knows 4 . . 'R -TTW' ' " . . Wings ot Glory . , WCNTOR, STANLEY , . . The Comrade . . , SVITHTYITIITQ, WRATKO'NSKI,TED . . . Persuasion , . , WROBLESKI, MARTHA . . , Make Lite Worth Living . . . BluQT11p Katy Pen. VJYCKOFF, ROBERT . . . Living Again YURTSTA, OLGA . . . Wonder Worker . , , Blue Trip Key Peny Carl Linnaeus. ZBYLTCKT, TOSEPHA , . . Take Care of Yourself . . . CTGIT LiI1I1fIf,US. R3 ZfI'fvfFfEi, 'JJTI.LIA... , Born to Trouble . . . Eh-Yg F',,I11fg:17 1t'iQ'uIffz1:T Qfluzf, ZSEAVA, fT',DB1fEi'I' . . . So Great a Man ZVIHFP'Y,IIL.LIQN , . . Quick Service . . Lila- Tllf K' y P' 1.- Qtizl 1.1IlH'1f 1115. Z'.'.'UL,SKA, ' AYJQ.-' . America's Treasure . . , 1:13 WIL. ALASKA HOLIDAY TAKE TO THE BOATS GENTLE READER SUMMER IDYLL CAMPUS DAYS AH. WILDERNESS! THE IUNE CLASS 0F19-41 Camera Shy Seniors The Halfback . . I Talk as I Like . . . , . Away From It All , , This is Mr. Fortune , . Son ci America . , Time Out for Adventure . . I fS , . . Winged Feet . . My Own Story . . . The Sinqing Wcrid . . . . Clarence . . , , , On the Long Tide . . . . . He Played the Game . Sense and Sensibility I .J 'I' "U, I . Let's Ga Fishing . I Great Adventure . , , , . . As a Man Thinks . . . She Stoops to Conquer , Luck and Opportunity Wings on My Feet , . MORNING IS NEAR US BABES IN lx-IE DARKLING WOOD WIND WITHOUT RAIN AS I WENT ON MY WAY SEA KING STARS TO STEER BY A CITY OF BELLS llltllll The moments of enjoyment obtained from the ex- tra curricular activities at Edison are vividly recorded upon the pages ot our Diaries. Membership in one of the many service or social clubs has given us in- teresting material for our records. The various or- ganizations at Edison have not only offered us a means ot exercising our talents, but they have also enabled us to make lasting friendships. ln years to come, as we look back to our Diaries, we shall revive the mem- ories of those treasured moments spent in school ac- tivities. L , rn-ff ' . 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'f.f-7? Q- T' 4f?', u'f'-.--x'f-'u- f. -.-i'1.2'Q.-, 4,2-.2 .' 111- --R, ,- ,U L .. - 'u.'y,,A-.5-:L . , irfiiifx ff'-fEfa'2 ' ., V752 1 ..,. L. ',-:j- ,g,.:.,j at '-1 ' .,g 4 ,- 4 m -115?'fi:"Q--' '."P-ii: 'fif 1 wi " + -T--s. - ..,. V " V fi f"'fJ DRUM MAIORS AND MAIORETTES Dolores Englund, Barbara Foster, Charles Hendrickson, Robert Grill, Dorothy Englund. Power and the Glory An innovation at Edison are the drum majors and majorettes. Strutting proud- ly, they twirl their batons and cut capers to the delight of the onlookers. Their performances with the band have added much to the gaiety of the football games and band concerts. At various other times during the year they perform for pep assemblies and ParentATeacher meetings. The Music Council is composed of representatives elected by each of the various musical groups. They meet several times a semester to discuss the qualifications of students for awards. These awards are presented to the pupils at a special assembly which is given twice a year. Mr. Lunlcley and Mr. Soder- gren are the advisers of the council. MUSIC COUNCIL Back row: Thonipszon, Messer, Engdtrlil, Ee-rfqlund. Second row: Smietana, Westriiari, Witte, Hill, Thor, lnrrvm. First row: Nordstrom, Mr. Lunkley, Mi. Soderqron, Fray. -P. K was S Page 57 , l 3 ll WOODWINDS Strike Up the Band The Edison Band is Lzriporiarii school aoiivify. lt performs ai football arid ,jiskeihall gaziies and "P-eo' asseriirzlies, thereby arousing the school s irit ol I' I the srudeiils. lii order to firiarioe the ixiusioel prograrii for the iollowiriq year, it gives an amiual Coiiceri. Apprcxiiiialely one huiidred music lovers comprise the Band. Each iiieziiber reoeives Credit towards rgraduciiiori, besides the experif -irfge oilorod. Letters are fiwfzrdod E y the riiusic dep irtrrrerii io those who earn the f"illlY9'll1l1fIllf'I flf,f,lllfS. TE:f2E1:i'i zohonrsfi-:I lllf5l1Y.'lfQ'A'f1C' 9'.'9IYIIlOYI1l!1X-l. BRASS AND PERCUSSION E I . HI ,I I, .., ... INN. . L 1 D . i ,Len - , ,. . ,, , l,..'.ff, ...ljz Pi . "ri 1 ','fr.sEi 'xy' Ek Q Vx: fi.11':. 1:.i friiiii. 5, BASS AND CELLO 4 fr: Ichxvz ffit-."::'i:z Edtkewzf-cz E-' zjlunc D V 3,-1: Yi'.1ri'g,'f"C" ' flzzlin, M.tf:. Pitts t Great Expectations The Orchestra is another :nusic organization which furnishes entertfiinrnent dt schooi functions. Some of its work is to piay for assemhiies, vodviis, class plays, operettas, and conirnencernent. Under Mr. Lunkiey, the director, this qroup works to increase the pupils' music appreciation. After two yelrs of serv- ice a rnernher rnay win a rnusic ietter, if he takes speciai instructions ffzr at ionger period, he receives 5 qoid cr ieweiied pin. The :nernpers rneet in the auditoriufn the fifth period every day. Each pupil receives cne credit for a years rnernher- ship. VIOLIN H' -TI s -. ,, if t .tx Page 60 CHORAL CLUB E. f. 1 Hurts, lcnrisc' lf'::.s'i. Yliidstvrz. E::'qj'1i.Q, Andferrdz .:1', Miziqfxri lciiisin O'H1:n Jy'11'riLi, Efiftlwfri, Hifi? 1:. El' td Mfzsir'-1. l' 'c' 1' w: Andffzscn, Sf:-.ity Fzzttfzri, Cizwn, P'i1l::,.-mst, Sdvsfrozi FLJIJ' fr Cliiifstfnseii, Howzxd, Hvciris, 'vi' fix: sif 1, Moody, Pi .iw :1 .sit .fi Vzw: Mr. Soderq!-'ri F1111 iii, H'rll, Vv'r::t:z.'1r1, P11cf, lN1if-, C1i.'i:n-t'z, Hflfghn, Azxdldnd, lflliiti, Coi- ::.i' :, S' xy, Ftofieitscri Girzfzviit , Andi isf ii, Pf fzison, liirit O'Rfwnikf, Picff Pffznhiifi, Vflilmfq, Lifpke, Derilos, O'L'iIry, Mofdy, Ciiuilsbuiq, Lisowski, Cir- ri, lt' ttfison, lzilms i. 'N'x:l.' l, lfzliizlswri, Sim ,rn The Songs Membership in the Choral Club is the medium through which students can use their musical talent tor the benefit ot the entire school. This group is often requested to sing tor the Mothers' Club meetings, or tor school assemblies. About once a year they produce an operetta. Mr. Sodergren, the director, has organized the club ior the purpose ot encouraging a love tor singing among the students. The First Choir develops its members' talent so that they will be ready to enter Choral Cluo. The choir's participation in the baccalaureate service consti- tutes its outstanding public appearance during the year. FIRST CHOIR buck: T ::.':zyk Wifi-ctrff 1' Clseri, Sperry, T'1ri.::,, lcixzsfn, Cstaimgrizz, V. Pr1s.,Hctiris,'l'liui, Fec.-Tieda. Denis Kzzufsen, l'5fi.glun:Q Fics., Pielow. Third 1:1-f: Sn ith, Dillon, Eclizi Beck Kdiesky, lT1'Ilfl'1 liizrisiri, McCu:1e, Vtlria, Tizeis, lchnsozi, Sezzles Second ri:-:: :rotten llfzfcliell C3i':k1 Howe, Anderszn Ldiyerstgnx, VVo1:c'.-11:2 Brock, Schei, Mailer Erie A:1iers2'i, S'.'.'c:1s1.n. First f:'.- "e:ub1er1, Ddhifgze' Eel? Richzzd, NH "nd K'::s'.'ik, Sifxruck Levine, M. Iohnson, Moore TC: cf: Ezizklurzc, ' T ulezgren, gfljlyf' 'E MADRIGAL CLUB 7 5 ' lll"fl" ' "1" '5"'l2"zrr l'xH'fd F-.:.f1e r ,..ist ti rr .,.., J.. ,.., V, ...i ,.. ,, I We Sing The Madrigal Club is a srnall group ot solo voices, usually comprising a girls' and looysl quartet, organized io sing rnadrigals and ensernloles. This singing or- ganization varies frorn the others in that its mernoers sing from books, without ac- companiment, and sit around a table rather than stand. The Second Choir is the necessary training ground for those who like to sing and wish to go on into the advanced vocal organizations, lts rnernhers learn the fundamentals ot voice culture in preparation for their entrance into First Choir or Choral Club. SECOND CHOIR F' '01-11 2 ' 'T' ":' -1 f.'.'l'k, V in K P".'fz F ' ' V 'S H1123 I um . . H'::i.Q' ""' f ' K ' f Tr: T "" . . .,-x.. ..,.l V, A zzir x f' :sif- CARL LINNAEUS , ffei:-1 E-'1 21.1.5 f.::Lif:. T-" , if EZJ.. "" 'zz' Z. 1 l::.' XQICK Ere- if 1:1 ' f .las Hitt' ":.1.f:z " " 'W -"".f': 'drtl"',-.' I ri'1?':"' M i'. . Suche' W ' Z. -"Z15t'1.fl 31:1 r -Q" ' 'ju' Pwr. Crfzz-::,p: 111:11 First Ladies The iiieriitpers ct the Carl Linnaeus clup enjoy the friendship of those who have a mutual interest in nature. They attend botanical lectures, qo on hikes, have sunrise breakfasts, visit gardens, and other places ol horticultural interest. Their motto is "To study nature and not books" and it is carried out in their many excursions. The cluh has been saving money tor the past two years in order to landscape the inner courts iietvxeeii the wings at Edison. They hope to accomplish their aiiirition this year. B I. U E T RIA N G L E I ' ' ' ' I J, i lf f I' 'pf Ala, BLUE TRIANGLE 1 1 Y 4 1 4 i r 1 Mu1ua1 Frlends All 1111110181111 3911101-j1I1S1111,1'y'1C311l 111e15111O:s11111'1 f11.'1fm11'111 1111 131110 T111111 110 'vV111l 11511111131113311118111111 1e'i1fn1'f.-111111, 111111'11 .11 111 1 1f,11,4111L1 lQ1+9111S'N111C1111EP1p 11115 1533511 111 11121 1 asf, T111s1,:1111,p1fJ:1de5 11SIi1SI111,915W1111 1113111y Qilj 1 'gba 115 O k11m111Od.g9. 11 15 11119 159.111 13111191 1111311 311 311 751113 'f111 -Qxgirf,-1,1 1. 1110 1111 1110 1.11't pt T111-'1 'H' 11,11 1111 IISEIY, '1' 12.11111 11Z 1, 15511. BLUE TRIANGLE Q...- .1111 311111111 J 1111 511111111 11111,"1111 V1 " 4-l,"31",Z-f 11.1 L. 1. i V G f,x X I 3 X SILVER TRIANGLE . -1 ,V .vm :,,, p,,.s.., Ziff 1: A Qzgizs Haas G 'Q C " 5--f " T 'T 1" "H ' :"' ,, , ....,.,Z,'3 L. L,...,I. 51. .v ., ..,sse. A, u ,,. 1. L., ' f'- ..-, -pf, fe f. f-,.::.. :- .mppr .., is, . I .,.,1.,..a, .,,...,,. oz.. 3 NJ ..,., .. ..,.,. ., fin-I fxwkf 1 Qldpuife '.'.:..l'1:.3 D 'ZG 717' N 1 1, :3s,,.,,,,., r-...s- ' , , : 5, 'V s' - . .. .. ., . Good Companions The Silver Triangle, which is composed ot freshman and sophomore girls, prepares members for its older sister, the Blue Triangle. Both clubs are hranches ot the Y. W. C. A. Their symbol is a blue triangle within a Circle. The trianqle represents the niemloer, and its sides stand for the mental, physical, and spiritual phases of her life. The Circle is the world in which she lives, To develop those skills, ideas, and attitudes which will help her to become a tiner person and Cre- ate a better world is the aim ot every Girl Reserve. SILVER TRIANGLE T' I' I T:1:.:1. S " .. :jf 1: P'l,C'1GL' :i lzi :li lt, iz V . , . T: 1' . . 1 fir. H- Ci-'1.. l " E .5 ,rx I. , 1. Dx' 1. Q. .... xr. Kxu., Lxoz. .. E':::.- 1 5T'1:.',.r' I GY" 'T' QV' ' ' 5' ,z L.f,1:l r., "ik: D :::.', E:.:.f1 Sp-'21, 'l?..i,. xg .13 -1 - 1- Hit'-ri l.e'."1.l, 'flqheg Fi:1.1x.', E1 Ilzfi P11311 :. L. r ' fxrws 543,111 1" 'Tue'-" 1 .ff raver.. r-J i If' f' -e ni' QM 2' yr p Q u.,,'.v ,., I s i F ' 0 ,N HI-Y ADVISERS Building America Meziihership izi the Y. M. C. A. ergalsfes a ycurig :tart to hecome a ieaiier cf f .ri-Y Chapter. Varied arid many are the resporisiriiifies shared Ly these ati' vififlrs, Besides offering si,1.i1.5estio:1s far iiiirarfiviiitg the ri.eetiri'gs, they mtteii se- cureie1ifierstrr,iiii the Hi'Yf,.'i1dDTQTS Ti ether sghwciis tu speak ifxiwff? their grwiiri.-1. Ariotiier' duty of the advisers is to assist the Lays iri piaziriimg their sociii events, siiiri as wierier roasts, sleigh rides, tsiogqari parties arid Uiitirizgs at farrip Hu' iirpi. Their cwriiperzsaticri is the pleasure arifi sa2istf,1"'i' ri 'ierivei iig 'nmrkirii 'fri 1:i'9iQ',fi9j'Jff,ilpLiiV1'y'S. PYTHON .. 1: ' 5 E' XT.: ,4 1 I U t ,L 1, 'as 1 f-XXX I I Y ' C E M C I Testament Every Loy fx Efi1SCIl is eliagiizle for fT'19II1bG'TShip H1 the Hi Y olul 5. The aim of ineso clubs is 'zo creoie, n1ain1fnn, and extend hxgh standards of Cjl"1YiST1f'iI1 Chlmoter throughout ine school and Cornznunityf' Meetings are helii at scnoo ,in Monday and Tuesday nights, and in the program included speakers, sing .YI-JI, devotions, erij diszussions on Various jorohieigs. The essotlfais if gmrlifa uentfiry f7fOCQfillf5 :re ineo leaniej. SOCIUS . v,,',.vk-Y H' , .. 4 - 4 .. I X 1 S s .., 4- K r A S 5-v A Q5 .. .. F'- HERCULEAN of Youth W XM., . .1".','?'I11, tf1L1f:.'si:11f :11-Y L03f5ggQrZ',.A:A1:-,-11111111g1r1g If1fi-,Jf-f,:.f1- hfmzl fUUgfIf,',fI. wh L'3f'f!Li75tCf ruzirxirxg a CCI'3CC551LI1 S11Ilfi fmt foot: 11 and aiding :za ',.' f'iffl1:iCS at Christmas tune. Many Sillfil hmctmrxs which am 5219 fizzzgf Ifillhlcllil, me icruiulcte-Qi hy H1-Y. All kr,-' Qfzuria fri: 111 H1-Y fx: 'z will jerry? zz, .gh ywleusuie f1:.3 'ru rvff 15" HI-Y AND HANDSOME Q in 1 JHIHQQ, INCH 31 X HTG GH- .: .,.'J' ,1 I 9 rw ' 1' ,is ' ". N. Q- ' 4. . A Y , "' Q' if , 3 0 QQ., J, --.wa-'Q ... .Ag f M' fab v n Q, f. W 2 23 A i ' e ' l J 1 A A , 41" 2 if 'f'fq' '- ,M fn. .H ' . 35 Q 'Q .4 I , fi ff 'tv Q i X? Q we f Q 4 N L 3 'E' ,' ,Q W' :uv P ' X '34 'W A ff? U , ', 1-in A or ' 1 W 5- f , I ii '11- ig? A X v sf 2 SOCIAL COMMITTEE tzndgnd: Denfhf, Sac: llfgss B1rlcrti'1if: l Third row: Moda-en v'.f's'::.':n, ,tins ri, c':.- Sfcznd i','1.': Ei-'xulizf-r. A:'.df::"1 ':"k",z1n, FI:':s'!':t Fgrst row: 'Jf-ll'1 VfgrrLc:A, CE.'rt.'1r 'Jlinf-, Dill:-,l'li'11shd' Americans in the Making ln their weekly meetings, the Student Council repre- sentatives consider any proposals for new school rules or enioyable social activities which their fellow students suq- gest. All matters submitted to this body are discussed thor- oughly and then referred to the proper committee. After the committee has investigated further, it reports its findings to the Council for action. If the measure is accepted, it is put into execution immediately. A record is kept of all pro! posals voted upon in case the decision is needed for future reference. Every spring, the Council sponsors the Vodvil, and in the fall, the annual Homecoming celebration. At various other times during the year, this group arranges the alle school sunlites, parties, and assemblies. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Standing: Althous-5 Tzezsg Brgrpwel V Pr DS. ofrtftd: M, lviesser isp Dress,-'-1, Se ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Aa 6 ,- Q- X X I V1 I k:H.Z,., ff,--T gl.. . Aig. lar ,.v,,1 , Q H GROUP CAPTAINS :fri "':':p:,1f' K:.11.1 fl '- FJ 'gm f. If fi: , ,. ,1 Inf ' .. I '-2 I" :fi F -N 3 . 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY fy-1 fx The Pathfinders me Jrgup Jiilfizlhi are seectea an rierifs 2: xeplyxafg .ty 323 eauersnip. 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The Qjualiiej etujeit rrgust fhe rrreet the recjurrerhenie plated OH leadership, Character, aiei serttee pefere hem iipfratecl as a Kemper. Their errrplerr., the keysfehe and Hariri: 'erik s',fr:.z2l1ze the .lQHfCI921Ll'fiT1CY1. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,.: 'f'::. f"' ff,-,"f'Z f' r, :': 1' P' ff ' 1 'P' ' tr x PN'-1 PV' : ' I. .. r 1. .. . .. A. ,, r T' BANK CASHIERS E141 5: fE1:1:2:1 .1:.' Sup: H121 :i .ifz E:-ti 'i . ? Srxti. 1 1'.i1:,? lu 11, ,-.irtfri Eric- ' ir' Fifi :frm F , F.f':2 'Z H zfaaelper 1, E rkkeri, .. 'T :rf Kb'-fr., t.. rt, ff -' 2.13. " ' Fixrri , Ejd'r.":rfis, Lxxrzdeeri I' 1,12 H111 Friiri 16 SY? :K 'f?1i1'5 Fz,-'fi::.'1:, K-'tri C1111 '.'f,f:31r11 'E S--,',:. Alp-11 '.'f11e,rg P11111 712, :. PHI, 2. V' .3-31" "" "1 ' H ' r' -X' A J Y .4 FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB Roundabout Europe 'N' .' --C. .V 7.7 ." .. B L A T I N C L U ,. Cutiivcxn. Mlekodcy F qi 1, vpn. Ngiibset " E k Davin, Zenz, Elem EriQS'tKJgUKgyozkenski. Sutlr. Von 7,5 Mrskl. UC 'F M.JD55n' A A I , 5 DUSEH' ' J E304 RJFGCLRJSS N rre-:Vt Marcellus' Guess D First WW: Dgtzddtifr. Swftfzilit P32351 Fling ' VUL!- Elr:Tl3EgTuxrt2.r, TWOS-7 RJ5 J' S9116 - ' So Many Pathways The Latin Club has as its insignia the letters S. P. Q. R. which signify the Senate and the Roman People. This symbol was very prominent among the Ro- mans and still exists in some sections of modern Rome. All Latin students may become members of the club. Each semester a group of capable students willingly give up their time to work in the library. The monitors assist the students in finding references, news articles, and books. They also maintain order during the study periods by issuing blue slips to the miscreants. LIBRARY MONITORS Back row: Hunstod, Kozrnylo, Lundeen, Swiderskx. Second row: Pdrgdise, Sullivan, Paulson, Larson. First row: Semqn, Moses, Lccktorin, Wohlers. Q- A ? E .-L F O O gtcrndmq: Zip I T T L I G H T S A N D C U R mfsdf No Lfmkffi V, TAI Miss Gfrililfggdl 'Am' w 1 Q: A L ' N C L U B ' ' "r - ' "Q 71 11:15 v.,, - .N L1 ' Pura- V, ' ' M'AL"'ni tlfifdfitffli w f li , i, ,lx ,Il Fame is the Spur New members of the Pootliqhts and Curtain Club are selected by Miss Garf land, Miss Tupper, and Mr. Sanders, who pass their decisions on the tryouts held at the beginning of the semester. The club members provide entertain- ment and display their talents in plays presented in assemblies. The desire to serve the school and gain practical experience while doinq so is the main objective of the girls who volunteer for the office training class. The paqes, by assisting the members of the staff, acquaint themselves with the duties which constitute the daily routine of office life. OFFICE PAGES lifki, Kr1vi?,1,-xi fl iflfgvxzsi, Ari'l"r:1':1 l.','::, I, l.f1':. .2,i'."rr1, Pfftf iron, Sch-ftffl, Di-fridiv l, ir."':1 -xf'1'?1, D173-'r, C'1Zl:1.,n, f'pfw:1, K' in ,WT I' . "wa riffggpiag, if - 'ws-M-am , Q 5... ua-gay I inn 1 win 01 w 12 A R D . -1, F v A E"'r.':i,M'111T11'f-N ' . 1:1 JAVA .. vvvii Csqixrii-. " F F11 H1512 -,- i'j'i::.P1f"i. "fn U X pi,-fit, VCVPLN' K W yi' ii .r,Vf3q Ci..3i-- xkk, Hziiiirifi' Q 1riO.Z..i. Ji- peru' - " qxcwiii, B " Rjmkyyrii L-HG M Jiri, f-gif? N 11 AFV RECORD Si vm, 1-1 "' -' f- ..vq:'J. A ., - o V' s""'r 537d'.5"ffi -1.1-5"Ck"'3,-i-'sow vii' -- " - va r'.i1:.... V, F'-Us Nw' '-' , K "gli 5"',,c-,Q YZ--'1"1? xii, Cief-TSI" 1634 fix" -."ji- ---- :ez 57 bf'-NC'11i ' 'ilu P grid "4 ,f'g.i1' 'inf 'XL' gglgsi' 5' :eCCnd "' --:'.e'7-17: fgrsiE "W C11 I" The Erhsozi 'JJIZARD is pupiisheii by ai Class of fwerity-four stugierits who .wget jagiy durihg the sixth period. Arrengirig the pioiures, writirig Copy, arid letting aoivertisemerits are some of the duties of the staff. News of rhe various school activities aria weekiy ahriouricerrierits are now izi ihe harids of aii siuderits, as the RECORD has adopted the aii-school subscrip- riori piari. The paper is puhiished every Friday throughout the year. r 1 :v- 7x Llterary Rambles Lia. Hzxzrary Seeley for Hgh Schzzl fzyrzf fi reliable stiff members ef the VJIZARD Ccrxrienliej Ly the advisers of the puilieatizr. leld. zatien fer students why have had ine serfegfl D axespeare They ree' ilemate Thursdays T2 Ci1SCL1Si ani dra::,a'1z re O T 15 gren .xff1r1gH ffzrks. QUILL A " -- f':r..'ir. Hi-, , 44 1 SOCK .N, BUSKIN .. B 5 M KN V EN T its-, 1' 5 March of Science The voiuntary contributions ct the inventors Club serve the school in nu' merous ways. The chic members operate the noon movies, recording machinery, photographic equipment, spoftight, and microphone. The Iunior Academy of Science is organized to further students' interest in scientific developments. Tc personaiize this end, each student seiects a project to which he devotes his attention during the term. IUNICR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE t'ti::t" iff' '. il':,I- :. H::'.' ' ?f::.:1 'I- . 'Sit' A:.'iiZ:' 7. it llfi 1. ge 79 5,0 Si USHEHS CLUB Back row: E, Messer, Campbell, Ertzqard, Bliss, M. Messer, Meister, Iohnson. Third row: Kozub, Vfetlen, Swiderski, Bauman, Pastwa, Kobs, Althouse, Nevins. Second row: Paulsen, Wallin, Carlson, Subalc, Enroth, Turok, Rapacz. First row: McCauley, Kozub, Sec., Iurichko, Vi:e Pres.g Mr. Liemohn, Case, Pres., Feyo Who Goes There? Gaining experience through service to the school, the members of the Ushers Club assist at all school functions such as class plays, parties, operettas, and Mothers' Club meetings. The Stair Guards can always be relied on to keep Edison's halls and stairs orderly. They are also invaluable to new students who need help in finding the correct classrooms. cu M195 X rw-wt' -gr , sr Ala afmibeiq' Oli' nhmsgri, w. lr SWGDSOOV Howe, sf :JV l BOOKROOM vunstfx. KTSEU' Q Y H , -- mi: Q vxirffi- E"Jf-Cin' Mm Quick Service Fi "W SSW ,22':' '- i.s.-.. s,s.......,. ..,.1..v iHQiI' LCZKS f2YCLlQH THQ ,,-.,-. fn.,-,H -nfs ,- Ailjb A,':.t,.: ax: ,.QS9 21 the Ehglsri Classes ie ter saie. Trie szigaa tee ' SQYXWCS 15 ICLK NYC tHE- E31s31.1ar1s:'ti','ariQi seit Hi-Y hgekrzeztp. A few a Terrrg, Hi-Y ieys ge to fest seeks that are .vriish is Charged ter this urs treasury. By preparing arid serving :Heals ter the stu' dents arid feathers tri the iimshreezii, the qiris iri the Cafeteria dass receive sertte et the trairiirig which they need te seserue waitresses. A qiri 4 rzius. maintain a 'BH average tor her two years of seeking to meet the requirements ot this Class. CAFETERIA CLASS empty-z, vw yy A If 'XZ 'i.'1'11',1:' VY A i , .-453 Creative Youth Love cf nature inspires the bctany stusents 1 Leccrne greenhouse caretakers. Transplant- rig,v.'eej1ng,sprinkiing,ang spravinrg The plants criiprise tevf of iheir varieu tasks. Each spring fourig garden plants are szici to raise :honey for Students receive the upkeep of the greenhouse. 11 haii credit each semester. Under the supervision of Mr. Breininq, the ziienicers of the stage crew periornx the numer- ous duties which accornpany stage activities. These boys prepare and arrange scenery and operate the iiqhts. The Student Council awards ietters to the crew rhenihers who have completed '.-ff, years of service. 'uv fu GREEN CREW his ff f Ee-SFS' -, P . ,. , .,.,m,. Anja .V ,vlkxxmgzv ,I ..s E? v H HOU 'sa ei Q. SE .- w, Slllllllllllll Glimpses of school parties, clubs, senior banquets, class plays, and vodvils are a few events of the social life of Edison which are commemorated in our Scrap- books. As we glance through the fascinating pages of these books, we see clippings, snapshots, and col- orful invitations, each bearing some pleasant memory of our participation in various recreational affairs. Nowhere else shall we be able to find such an inter- esting panorama of the social life at school as in our Scrapbooks. fir. Czzlc 'xt thf hzrfrnetoy, The storzn naturally affected school life here at Edison. The znaznrnoth clrzfts of snow retarded traffic. School was closed for two Clays, and when it reopened the ahsense sheets swelled con sxlerably because of the stalled cars and blocked streets. .P, ,3 -4. Now ln November With astonished eyes, Mr. Cook watches the har- orneter plunge to 28.028 inches, which was the oh- served pressure reading at the Minneapolis elevation of 848 feet above sea level. This drop presaqed the onoorning Armistice Day blizzard. f c 1?i1f'!e'4E .5 av' ' .f?g.ffH:vf?Le. i-'Ns .QHQ sm' MEGAPHONES. STREAMERS . Golden The sale of colors oefore school ushered in the rnost gala affair of the season-fehomecominq, and throughout the day the halls were Loedecked with AT THE COUNTRY STORE BLUE. GOLD. MARSH!-XI.L'S OUR POE! ,Q .1 olue and qold. A record crowd packed the stands, each member doing his part to cheer for the team. Phyllis Aiken, our homecoming queen, was crowned during the half, and reigned through the rest of the festivities. Students, mernhers of the faculty, and alumni joined with the newly reorqaniied Hooters Club to urge the Tornrnies to-victory. The valiant Car' dinal team played hard, lout had to suhrnit to the :night ier Wizard tearn. Hours lznrrgedralely following llfre dame, our 'fic torrous leanr was leted at the del1C1oue supper served ky the Mothers' Club an the school lunch room. The annual Horneoornlng Bazaar drew large Crowds. Various Clulgs and ir gmt lzallons furrusned enlertalnnxenf for the Cole nratinfg Edrsonrans, Numerous Qooolhs and Sldeeshows were 'frsiled by happy inrzrz 15, while others danced to the znuslo of the Edison lazz Qrohestra in the girls' gyrrx. ln ine zrirdsf fr' a'l llwl gaiefy, glad Qgreelrngs were lreirl as -,,. L.. . T., - old 'grads were reunited. LINE-UP II it 0 ' I 7 1 4 WYMQ ALI. HAIL THE QUEEN THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES W c ED-I-S-Q. .Q NXYEA' ED1s Y .gb ON! DEDICATING THE BAND UNIFORMS cfifl 3 IN THE E. H. S. FORMATION This Side of Glory The l94O football season proved to he eventful in that Edison first introduced girl cheerleaders, and the Edison band blossomed out in resplendent new blue and qold uniforms. Money for these uniforms was raised through the cornloined efforts of the band mem- bers who gave a special concert, and the P. T. A., Mothers' Clulo, and various other school organizations which donated both time and money. The American Way A whistle iilows, ti riote ot music Sounds, arid our live high-stepping baton-twirlers are off, elexterously rriariipulatirig their hatoris as they lead the hand through various torrriatioris down the field three Cheers tor Eolisorrs drum majors arid riiaiorettesl The Erigliirid twiris Joined the three veterans from last year to complete a grgiiid friiiritet of performers. x 531.4 Ak Qyable meezznqs gf the Kay I ms zcczunt 3. half 'rivals iI1 ,A 5 ,ff Tales of Pei Club "ws XTI5. EIIQFJIX' Laughter fr 1 Q 9 'S Young Eoisoniaiis enjoy :izany :nemorao o hours of companionship and ioilify in the nieet- ings of the various ctuos and extra-curricular acf tivities open to students. Often Qoetore a club recognizes a new inernper, he rnust undergo the testing and anxiety of an initiation. Not-to-be torgotten recognition meetings supplement those at which outside speakers entertain. The last few weeks ot an A seniors stay at school are titled with rnany social events such as the Senior Class Party the Senior Banquet. Those present at the ianuary Class Party were entertained hy readings, a Hi-Y skit, and a group of Ukrainian dancers. An evergreen setting and pla1ol shirts helped to carry out the fuzrioerfack fhezie ct the tanuary Senior Banfiuef. af- ! '1. ffd ' 5'.'l'f.'S 5 Entertaining I 4 I 2 'fn is Fun if 1' P 1 C3:1:,..,f.fr. P::k1:13. 1, f '. .f'4K. 4' Cin: ,V-V ,TNT rw- lf :J . , Gif? ,,,,.u,.. MJ.. nn? . C, IS SU ff, J y ,..n.. ..,,.,...,, ..,... ....., . rw bam: X -Cn ferrtp 5 sexes 33 'f:SS6TT'.f1lSS is hccsed in ine through Mrs. Aim tc offer dzversgon TO the ' :Wg ' T 'Q +Q1EwSf'- V x X,-NA , ..,.,xf, .,n,,, ,,. .W QV These. -':. naw wrfff1rn"n' Q A4 4, .N - .-.NJ ,J V, MU.: .,.. an appr f-N , V YY-Y . Anur.. J. 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Hrlce, if, 17, Nik S' , . T'f1f'l'f.'?. mezok. Vimeflcart Passport, " a loatrlotlc :'or11edy oohoemmg the love affairs ot sev out ot the Characters, was presented by the luhe Class. Ghosts and tigers stalked the stage Creating a Weird atmosphere at the Janu- frjf play, "The Phantom Tiger. " Both ot these plays were coached oy Mr. Sana JQGIS. IANU RRY Ll The Irmchroozrr is fllled wrth '.,'XL'lfFli chatter as students relax cmd fer get their studies for a half hour. A similar scene rs enacted 1:1 The teachers' Iunchroom. Eat Drmk, and be Wary ALOHA LAND ..f,I 1'I.1v' .1'YIf..lff' KINDERGARTEN REVUE .V Y vat-UL: J Q X NINE THIRTY FRIDAY 4 .',,',I,l :jr O 1 1, 3,4331 y,S . , F HE I , G . so v vm QXYVL Dormhgiz XG' D91 Taking the Curtain Call Und llllltlllllltl When we desire to venture into a world ot thrills and excitement, we choose to read Adventure Books. The bold undertakings and daring feats ot the heroes ot these books are similar to those experienced by the athletes. The Adventures ot athletics stimulate the development ot leadership, cooperation, and in- dividuality, thus strengthening the mind as well as the body. On the football tield, basketball court, or base- ball park, we can be confident of witnessing thrilling Adventures. N f x, I ', .,: , - ' lf- 1,5-,1 :fr if ' , f 72-'fran 'I 5 A , r , 2'--'51 1, if "F fl-I , rf Y . .1 ' fi, Q , ,I . 1 ', f 5 yvff ' f' , 3-.f 57 Qt 11 fi, ' ' 1.1, 1: f Z4 f 45, ' Q 1 .5 'D' if ' gg , 5,211 ff. 1 gg ,. , Eiff Qf 5 gf , gf V ' .,, , ,Q A. cf ev 1 5? " ml ' . L -' df ' fl 15 3 rfjfg f ' r -1- ' , -1.43. ' 'A 15 '1' lffyn . - ,. J . if-233 , 5,53 ' . , , 1 " if ' 7- J ,gf I- w' I ie, 1 I 2 , Y I 'rv , ' -- -,-. , ,,-xy, wwf, ,VW -L" v N , ef' g., .VA vi 1 A, .Q I-' 1 Q f 4. .Jgetf M 1:""' "fer" ,pu 4 Mi" 'aff' ,gm-' ff' J, .1 M ff". L ,A .- :pw , r .Kei xv f- .f 4 1 .. ,, - J, ,', C - 1 ,Q-,Nb :-f ' A ',.n,gQ :-'1 3.1 . . -."" .. . 1 .1,,.w ...M- 1 X .-.f H ,160 u.. 3 Courageous Companions The Board ot Control is rrtade up ot the principal, the athletic rnanager, and a norisathletic rriernrer, :Qesides the captains ot the tour rnaior sports: football, paslcetrfall, raseifill, and track. The Boards rnain purpose is to settle all diffi- culties and prorilerns which arise in the athletic departznent. Such rnatters as giving letters to worthy players and declaring players ineligible are settled by the Board. Purchasing and distributing ot equipzzrent and planning ot schedules are also within llSjLlflSd1CllOIl. The nani gets are the zrilscots of the Edison teanzs. Their :nain duty is to he ci service fo the players. They are caretakers all ecquiprnent and have charge of distributing the supplies. Bach rnanager also has a certain speciic duty to perfcrrtp care ct 'he gyrig sucn as faking daily aferzdance, assising with repJ,rfcar:ir1i:i1:1e, and checking in apparatus. P3 401-411' STUDENT MANAGERS 1, 'isa . BOARD OF CONTROL :."1z :,1f.5":d " 3121: :C.edr:'.-:ss1 v n 1 I 4 Y 1. A:- I Q.. FOOTBALL SCORES Egliggrimn W 7 6 QC ST. Paul lchnscn Edisonn, , 19 7 , -, South Edison ,,,, ,, 25 14 , , lflfashhurn Edisonnm H G 12 , NWN West Edison ,,.. H U 13 . , H - Vocational Edison .A.. H 14 5 , 7 Marshall Edison ..., ,- 14 6 H -U Norfh Edison ..,. H 31 Q ,H Central The Conguerors The Tommy Gridders, under the guidance oi Coach Guzy, played football this season as ii they were prolesf sionals. Ryan, our tackler, brought :nany players down with a thud. Art Cote and Nick DeGidio, last halihacks, were also outstanding players. Art, with the aid oi his teammates, got oii on many beautiful gains and splendid touchdowns. Ooerlies showed his great iorce as fullback in the game with Central, which the Wizards won 31 to U. l-le gained considerable yardage plunging through the line. Gryniewski and Walsh played at end, with Blackey at hack iieldp Eklund, Herrmann, Sarich, and Smith played guards with Salla and Ficocello at center. Hunstad, sparkplug of the great eleven, was elected honorary captain tor the season. All of the players worked together, encouraged each other, and played with a great determination. The Tommies played eight games this season and won six. Edison retained the old Oaken Bucket by a score oi 14 to 6 over the old rival, Marshall. The season ended with the Battling Wizards at second place. MARSHALL-EDISON OAKEN BUCKET F I R S T T E A M Bdck t:'f.': Mx. Exienirxg, Mr. Mdnkowski, Prgtt, Erickson Ohezlzis Kczrxj 311221, Hein., .yin CH: J "L E521 ev Howe Mi. G' '. Dt wc, Vasu, . 4 ,, , uzy Exon: row: Peszynskz Gryziiewski, DeGiClio, Ficocello, Sddg, "1 nkd, EE:.ur,: H'..Y.Sf'lO Burns, Smmh. iii-i if-1' 'P'- SOPHOMORE TEAM 11 .11 P3 f is Gzeffsirif H Z ein .:'::.i,i.zf,::fr'5Q1:d I ,- . 'M,-,j HL.Q.,f i:..,4,.,. V g,',, -NA tw-f-yfff '- 4 A s .J .... . .M i .,,A. . . ,,..., .. r'.,' D .,,,, V,,,- .Y., , :qpwr--v Pfv f-44 I I F' J ,. . l3.r.i' Men of Iron The Snphffripcre lfwlifii has been estahlished to develop :nfiterial for the first tean.. The "Bough are taught the tundanientals of blocking, tackling, tiniin 5, the value of tearii play. The hoys remain on the team for one year and the following season they are advanced and work out with the first squad. W'hen football season Comes around, the field is Crowded with hoys working hard in lieconie tirsf zstringers. Front this Crowd the Letter players are chosen tif the teatii. The others are used as substitutes and continue regular training Mr. Breining and Mr. Mankowski, directed by Mr. Guzy. SECOND TEAM .' 1.72 if' 'T " :z-T: T45 rw. .. .. 1 .,. 'J aw 0- Q De Sick, pings ',n': the pig- skin 35 one " ine Llc! 'I 'Q pull him Page ICO Unguiet Field The Inventors started their season with a bang by defeating St. Paul lohnson 6 to O in a pre-scheduled game. Edison played its first schedule game by down- ing South in a hard-fought match by a score of l9 to 7. Washburn proved harder to defeat, but in the end Edison won by a score of 25 to 14. Edison was defeated by West in the most heartbreaking game on record. ln the last minutes of the game Edison made a thrilling comeback, but a muddy field prevented foothold for the final plunge. Edison lost by a score of 6 to l2 to West. The Vocationals and Wizards played and fought their hearts out just to show the opposing teammates what they could do. The Tommies lost to a superior Volt squad l3 to O. Finally after two defeats the Wizards came back to defeat all other opponents. say Cite squirm k Vvds ba tuckiwrs for 1 L du u crcxir 1 I J S K J S The Defenders Homecoming proved to be Edison's Day. Edison beat Marshall in a game in which each member of both teams played an important part. The lnventors finally trounced the Cardinals l4 to 6. North fell before Edison with an identical score of l4 to 6. The Polars were not able to squeeze more than one score by the Wizard squad. Edison held like a brick wall, allowing no passage without effort. The team played the game of the season by forcing Central to their knees for the first time in fifteen years. The Tommies did not allow one single score to slip by them. ln the final game of the season Edison defeated Central with an overwhelming score of Sl to U. Although the lnventors were balked in their championship drive by West, Edison placed second in the city finals. j"i,'l1I1 .5 s TK s nzriisz-11 tw .drshz lc: rs b t F Cl izkf- :nts tatk.-cts grippzrrg hifi. 1:1511 lost fhf ffakeri Bucket 'i th N zfxris Edison , , Edison Edison Edison Edison ,E E, Edison ,H WW Edison H, , Edison Edison U- N, ovitskx, Hunter, Tzzdqzs, Woridn Lubergcki, Kzedrzwsl-ci, Holewu. N? ,,,,.- 1 nh ff.. Hudotk eiich' QXQOWSKQ' M owl dur vngni . 39 Green Laurels Edison, with the smallest team in the city prep league, proved a threat to all opposing teams in spite ot its loss of a first string player, Bill Banisky. Edison downed Patrick Henry by a large score ot 45 to 32. Central louclceteers lost to the Wizards 4l to 3l in a thrilling tour-quarter clash. South proved to he the loest con- tender, but the Tommy squad outran and outplayed them to win 35 to 3l. Other games were exciting and were lost by very slim margins. BASKETBALL TEAM -girklgnd Gryrxewsk V V, 32 - 1 J 1 31 33 36 -41 57 39 42 ui: rs. T:-'W Washhurrz J .. 1: ... '- .. , lf.. : ' 1' A 51511171161 BASKETBALL TEAM ,.,..--- T Glory Hunters Ej15rg:1's IIIILF w'1th Vfashk 11111 ShC'.'19fi hiv-J accurate kpfh f4?1II.S 1: 1ffZT1I1J1flSkQTS. E.d1SCI1'NGS Qielievatel-dE,yXNa5E1:1112: 1:1 E'11Yj95f gnlayfe-Qi sgatrf wi the se-35011. Holewa, Wdfiill, and K16'fiTO'NS1'i1 were the 1111319115 of the h1'.'e1'1 T5 squad. Each was Considered 51 high point :11ar1. Harald H11:1tGr hi119' 9 :most vaiuakle player by approval cf all :Qi ',.' Qcathes. KL?-Circ:-.'sk1 aid L11 -2raCk1re3e1'.'e-Qi pcsiixcris CI1fE'1'? i11f1f','f5-iii. 221 The Ei1s':p 5111351 phi? '1 iii C1ty flhafs. Heroes of the Air The Edison Gyrnnasfic Tearn cornpeted in the Twin City and Northwest rneets. Bill Suhak, a sophornore, represented the eighth division in the Twin City Meet. Through the help of other high school entrants and Edison's Bill Subak, Minneap- olis won the rneet. In the Northwest Meet Edison placed sixth out of fifteen teazns qualifying. The Edison turnnlers also placed fourth in the City Meet with the splendid help of the whole squad. At the close of the season Bill Suoalc was rated as the loest gyrnnast in Edison with Captain Mike Kikos a close second. Brian Lincoln placed third while Mosier and Dominic were tied for fourth place. Tust before the season was in full swing, the Inventors lost their key rnen Boufs, Wen- ner, and Biorkland. Next fall Edison is sure to have a very prornising squad with sozne veterans returning. The rnost prornising is Bi1lSubaic with two years to corn' pete in scholastic cornpefition. GYMNASTIC TEAM ,. 1 V, it ,f g : i 121' 7 I A 4M ,.'t -V' :,1 XJ , w N X -L , Winds of Chance The Tonirny Tankers finished the season ,cy winning tour rneets and losing tour. Captain Peszynski was high-point :nan as well as leading hack-stroke rnan. Wilbur lensen ranked second in points and was the teani's leading diver. A large group of boys reported for practice under the direction ot Mr. Breining at lohn Ryans Baths. The Edison golfers, rnanaged by Coach Liennohn, placed fourth in the city prep finals. Captain Williarn Kalina and Ioe Sodd were the outstanding putters of the season with Fran Kiedrowski and Bolo Urista as runners up. These tour linkers will again return this season tor their final garnes. The Wizard Tennis tearn was built up around an old veteran, Richard Hendrickson, who is the leading raqueteer, winning all his matches except two. Toni Gagne was second while Glen Bjorklund brought up a close third, The ra- gueteers fought hard to win tive matches and lose tour. There are tour letterrnen, Glen Bicrklund, Dick Violette, Paul Anderson, and Donald Nygaard, who played this year on the team under direcf ,.x Q tion ci Mr, Hainrin. all GOLF TEAM TENNIS MM - .zz 'pity t t,:p'1,r, r--sz -c D len Edit ' 1 And-i 'f-iz.L:.iq, l .. 1 flu: ,.df:-r1. Seasoned Timber The mat :nen of Edison High are managed oy Mr. Guzy and coached hy Leon l,enzmeir. The team was entered in the reqionals with Harold Brezny placinq second in the l35 pound division, and Bob Nyqren, Harvey Slcaar, and Captain lohn Pinz placing third in the lU5, l25, and l55 pound divisions respectively. Harold also qualified for the state meet, where he won the match for third place. The Wizard Mat men finished fourth in the City League. The Edison puclcsters showed plenty of fight this season. No other team was able to outscore the Wizards more than two points in each qarne played. Waiter Carlson and Raymond Balthasar received mentions on the all city teams and helped Edison to four victories despite four losses. This is the second season of inventor hoclcey history since its return to Edison. The boys are improving and will he a threat to any opposing team in the future. HOCKEY TEAM ig a-JA ,- Let's Go Gut Doors The Cinderrnen were entered in the Metropolitan Meet in which Edison took second place with twenty-eight teams competing. Robert Slcogquist took first in the low hurdles, Harold lohnson placed second in the 220 yard dash, and Harold Kuiawa was hiqhpoint man of the season with fortyeseven points. l-le also set a new record in the hroad Jump held hy Albin Zazelc since lQ33. The Wizard tracla men were entered in the All City outdoor relay and finished with two men in first place, Kuiawa in high jump and loe Marchiafava in pole Vault. ln the Quadrang- ular at North, Edison won first place with sixtyfone points. Henry Kolinslci, Bill Furlong, Robert Anderson, Bob Tolcar, Robert Skoqquist, and l-larold Kuiawa qual- ified for the State Meet. The relay team composed of Art Cote, Norman Reidel, Nick DeGidio, and l-larold lohnson won the half mile relay championship. Slcoge quist won second place in 220 yard low hurdles. The Wizards were tied for fourth place. OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM 24102, lg. B A S E B A L L T E A M Excl: row: 'klebiisi Mcfonvillr-, Olsen, I-linzlilc, Vfilson, Hfjzi Pifii, Olixz., lfzzsl-ci, Mx. P1 ic Milner. Yiist row: lf'lf,iriik, Puclitil, Ezznsky, Clsrn, Expt Idinq, Edin, Vi"1l:1E., Hoicizy. Wind, Sand and Stars Edison swingsters lost their tirst three games of the season but made a bril- liant comeback by defeating all other opponents. Loren Bain, through his out- standing pitching, put Edison in third place in the city finals. Bain pitched the game ot his career when he allowed only one man to reach tirst base in carrying Edison to a victory over Central. Walt Mernik showed his might in batting when he helped defeat Vocational in a shut-out game. Edison had an unusually good hard hitting team which accounted tor most of its victories. Although crushed in its hope for another championship, the players demonstrated plenty ot power and drive. LOREN BAIN WALT MEHNIK ff if LQHFT W1T1H6TQ 1 .1 xx Y' ,I if i W 'I t 1 i Q 1' 1' W 4. ,Q Q' ,, ' t W i 'I 'I Y if i Y -ff. tv- ,,..... .yr -gf-ear X A, y i M . wifi N J ya ,,.,....ns+--'-f"'i I 'Y' G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, a growing organization at Eclison, is known for the services it renders in promoting good sportsmanship and a spirit ot loyf alty, triendship, and cooperation. lts various activities help in sustaining a higher :nental and physical etticiency. Girls rnust have a 'G' average in their school work to join the cluhg they must earn a rninirnurn ot titty points a sernester to ref tain their nienihership. The Edison G. A. A. constitution is noted as being one ot the tinest in the city. This year our cluo functioned so etiectively that some members assisted, by request, in promoting sports enthusiasm in other schools. I? 1 6 1 AWARDS The World 1 f ' 0 Enjoy M, .,.,,,,.,," 1 ,w........ -..U .NM- 'Q' 'FI' 1, , A" The G, fx. A. er' es tl e ggrls tc partrcipate m all sports and work ter pomts which are rtef1:ess'1r',' 3 earn the eehool letter and errthlerrl. lVlQII1f,9fS who posf sees 'Jutst1r.,11r:5 fr: ug ir. athlefiis receive 51 letter tor slx lrurrcired porrrts. An 'ii1f1'r1'tlff1"r'1 ' " 'fl ettiifle 3 iglrl to the City-'Nrile errtr lezrr. Wie stgweeb ,. .- J. A r.. 15 attributed largely tc the 1rr1tlatl'.'e cl the board 13.5. Trng: 4 ffYQSlS'5 if six ijlT1S who are eleftej te represent the dui 1 'ite i1'Iff ,. Tieee girls are kept rusy zrrartzgmg the rrieetrrizgs, '11 "' -'1r.1:, 1 prrfxes " H tr Vtrllzatlirt. The 1 card BOARD , f, LM V ' qvehl -4 .ffl . 1..,g Ur.. 0 C7 Q .. r.. .- :J . H' .WC .Y Q..-,Ik .. -...-,.., .ao .. , . . . . ...., . FIELD HOCKEY For a number ot years Field Hockey has been de- signated as the most popular sport in Edison. This in- vigorating activity requires speed, clear thinking, and skillful maneuvering. A careful conception ot the rules is needed in order to rnake the game a success. This year the Terrible Termites were victorious over the Exterminators. ln the tall, during the hockey sea- son, the teams play in Iackson Square. The Toy ROLLER SKATING Rollering still remains a popular recreation at Edt' son poth in the summer and in the tall. lt aids in devel- oping a graceful carriage and in strengthening the muscles. A minimum ot toot control is required in order to check and balance ones speed. Vfilscri St :rzing K Y Y of Living V,-. BICYCLING . f.--,vY,,-r ri., C1 :.,.......i. QiS.lff',6 lC'jC.1I' .4 ..,.,.J ,,. JT.: '1.,. 6 fv ff f-3 Y,-wf. M, W. ,,,,.,.,,,e .f f , ,,,,.VA -,J. A ...,3 -, -ffw . ,f f, f-vw! ,HJ ,V 21 THQ ... V., J. .2-:':.. 4 .. it lv fr-v 3-'vrw'Q X .flush ,.,.,,,.,5 , . .nlq l lj A,.':.:. ,. ,.. :f-r ' , t f is iue T3 T: 'fI1'1Ii'f'iVii9Tf f ..1,iJ.,lI .Wi . , U1 ' '.,i1 , ,. ,.L 'lflrl QXSCLYQQ. 'z NH91 Q R HIKING Hiking is A niiniy inviigiratirii rind energizing srmrt. It offers diversiens from the every-diy routine Of9V9I1TS, gives one a teeiirig of treedorn, and a zest tor traveling ling distances on feet. This enioyarpie pas- time is excelient kfady'-riiilder. ExcursL',:.s are Cfirefiiily ,girls set . , , , , . pezirzen 'inn griixps ei aiiveritiirerseenizig ui sling The Frzerijiy Road. MODERN DANCE l-fealth is Wealth Perhaps one of the reasons so many girls take modern dance is that they are given absolute freedom to express themselves in any way they desire. By learn ing the essential movements of the dance, the students are able to develop their posture and poise. ARCHERY Though archery was introduced to the G. A. A. only a few years ago, it has become one of the most outstanding individual sports. This exciting game requires skill and accuracy of the eye and is one of the few sports which is beneficial in develop- ing steacliness of the hand. This term eight of our most skillful members were invited to he participants in the Roohinsdale High School Archery Tournament. Edison was proud to have each of these girls win med- als. ARCHERY T13-. lll Vioiorious Living GOLF Golf, '.-fhioh is one CI :host aotrxe 3: our retrestrons, 15 guirrirrg pier: enie in G. A. A. The girls are required tc learn the fundsrrgerrtais CI fhgs sr before they are ailoweo to play on the Course Colunioia Park. BADMINTON The rrros' popular oo-recrenrfprrul spzr' The semester xv rs: flrrzrzf' r. T reason for its joopularify lS tnfrf fhrs s,ooriC11..:,e rflfrfed throughzuf the 'nxhzie ye This terrr. the boys and girls were divided 1:13 Te'ir:.s for TCLIYIIHIILQTLTS were hed every Thursday. .l I HORSEBACK A For ine zxrst flfli sin 1 The G. A. A, Hlrson .nk riding flour. The apporurririy of rising on Trails of ine Hilltop Rzdrr Dffli Q ,. :l2,,,l xx K - iiifw RIDING T: 'og f-Y .ICCITSCYS H ,3,,,,-:A of 11 1 'er inf? p u 14 13 Acne i fa HORSEBACK RIDING . M x .Q Sport tor the Fun oi lt L ff if-V1.1 1 13.4. 5 x, 5 Kloyr SWIMMING -' Q:-Afwkn I c.-M.gC V Q Volleyloall is a well-liked sport which aims towards cooperation rather than skill. From the many girls that turn out for practices, perrnanent teams are se- lected This year the teams took narnes from the Big Ten. The Wildcats, under the leadership ot lrene Sichak, took first honors. Swimming rneets are held every Friday night at the lohn Ryan Baths. Mernf hers are tested in diving, treading, and in such strokes as the crawl, loreaststroke, and sidestroke. Ten points are given to each girl who passes the test. Posture participants are chosen by popular vote and tinal decisions are made hy teachers. Therese La Grave was chosen Posture Queen tor l94l. G. A. A. 1211, K::'f.'Q'::.a aafzt, fizfsizk T'.'f:'z, QI ...rick Kagiii Kaz C '::, P'-ioozi, Sc". -aft Clscri -te,z""" Pun, !.fCfS1:r'.1s G, H1 Q: Ficirzk l'.4'zl1E.5v.:se H2251 Aide: .feizez Ti-cryzscezoz Ev' t": lflirkfijri, P"c.liFik flelsi: ' s':i Kidfik Kittie: A . f Y-xref p st- -M Pf-1-1 2- .Q vfewe c--me Q 4 C c... a.., .HM c cn., -a aan, c Pizxzziji Alzeri ,Cale ri flezl '.'.'LIs::' ,,' 'a.,.- S Exercise and Keep Fit SHUFIFLEBOARD UVQ ,-' P O Pill-J pong, a sister ts ferrrus, is played wrth small weedezr paddles and Cel- lulorj malls. Une extreme difficulty ef fhrs game is to keep the ball mr the tahle r y Irearrs of deff strikes. Althigufgh Shllff19YfZ5iY1i does rmoi requrre a great deal of action, it strf Lrivrfes rzrugfh rrzteresf as arz Lrzjirir sport. Skull and accurate zxarksrrzarrship are :needed gush the drsct rrr The prfper squa E' '.-51:15, fx rre.-111 1Y1fY'ffjUC9d sp E 'rszrr 'Jfiers rrzurs Ui excrfrrry ff .::re:1t in the player. 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