Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Lyle Barber, Chtol Enginoor. Standing: Alice Johnson. Seated: Anno Kellner. Edna Sorenson. Perfection Miss Alice Johnson, Latin, would like to see a student body with 'Thomas Edison's qualities—an inquiring mind and the desire to serve. Mrs. Anne Kellner, Spanish and French teacher says, Edison will do well to live up to its traditions of the past. Miss Edna Sorenson, German, is looking forward to high aims, willingness to work, and wise leadership in Edison. Mr. Lyle Barber, chief engineer, hopes for less paper in the halls. Mr. Harry Miller anticipates better equipment for carrying on individual sports. Miss Edith Barton is looking toward more and better visual education facilities. A feeling of pride and satisfaction at the privilege of being a member of Edison, is the hope of Miss Florence Leary. Mr. Peter Guzy hopes for the expansion of the school to give each student the fullest opportunity both physically and mentally. Hairy Miller. Edith Barton, Florence Leary, Peter Guzy. FIELD HOCKEY CLASS Pago 19

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Dorothy Lee, Dietician. FOODS CLASS Practice For Mrs. Lois Miller believes all students should be required to take a course in personal, social, and family problems. Miss Lorraine Stavenas wishes Edison might have a more attractive laboratory. Home economics should aid in forming a pattern for living in the future, thinks Mrs. Mayme Luther. Miss Helen Hickok would like to see increasing interest between the home, the community and the school. Mr. Elmo Lunkley, band instructor, yearns for a new band and practice room. The building more beautified, is what Mr. Elmer Sodergren desires. Miss Olive Bennett wishes for more friendly cooperation between faculty and students. Miss lean Toohy hopes Edison will have an exhibition room of definitely generous proportions.' Lois Miller, Lorraine Stavenas, Mayme Luther, Helen Hickok. Standing: Elmo Lunkley, Elmer Sodergren, Harriot Mickelsen, Harry Ranks. Seated: Olive Bennett, Jean Toohy. Page 18

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Edgar MorrUlold, Harold Tietz, Lm Holrommus, Homy Zittleman. Leonard Johnson, Louis Lopata. Building For A Edison will gradually change back to a senior high school, is Mr. Edgar E. Merrifield's prediction. Mr. Harold Tietz wants Northeast Minneapolis to be proud of Edison. Mr. Lee Heironimus says, Edison will have a large area to serve. Edison's future will be reflected by its students' attitude, says Mr. Henry Zittleman. Mr. Louis Lopata would like to see more opportunities for industrial education in all schools. As Mr. D. Bruce Mathiason is new to Edison this term, he has not had a chance to consider its future. D. Bruco Mathiason MACHINE SHOP WOODTURNING CLASS Pago 20