Edgewood High School - Crusader Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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T -ig + if 44 W i i gag is-f S in , OFFICE MACHINES ARE IN ACTION M XVilhelm P Carmody Sister Alexzus P Mayville G Schlimgen Farrell Nliller I Shafer D Harbor! V Lease Nlergen E Lacy BUSINESS lll'Il'AIiTNlICN'l' The trees are Gods great alphabet. Wirlw them He writes in shining green Across the worlcl. His thoughts serene. -Speyer The importance of the forests to our national and individual security and happiness is not al- always fully appreciated. Our Cleslcs chairs pen- cils even the paper on which we type would not he here were it not or the forests With these we are able to acquire business slcills which will enable us to be success u M Maw My THEY STRIVE FOR A HIGHER GOAL UNDER SISTER MARIE RITA S SUPERVISION Page 49 I I 7 , - f J- , - , . , . ,j. , . , fl' ' i 9 ..f , . gl I ! . T pf A 4 , p 1 , , 3 I 2 K sr 'lv M Q5 I - 1 W1 I N I A X V ,f ff., Wg- gf V VW, I ,

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r -ff 'lj SCIENCE Many a tree is found in the wood And every tree for its use is good. -Van Dyke A forest is more than treesg a forest provides paper, recreation. furniture. and foods-to name only a few uses Science is constantly loolcing for new fields to explore and forestry provides an opening for the discox ery of numerous products Edgewood students have seen in rayon turpentme and wood alcohol some of the possibilities of wood The interests de velopecl nom may lead to even greater discoveries in the future J BOTHAM AND J KROEGER STUDY CEN TRI FUGAL FORCE we 9 'ix .2- WU' 11 Www Mr 0 4 . A. COYLE AND M. EWENS CONDUCT 4 7 ' ' Page 48 CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT BIOLOGY STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT LEAVES AND TREES

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ROMANCE LANI UAGES AND ENl LISH And from the prlmer Of the wood I spell that llf6 and love are good I learn to reaCl Speyer In the study of the classlcs prose and poetry trees and nature have been frequent subjects But Na ture speaks a varlous language and m all language we learn I0 recogmze God as IIS author FRENCH STUDENTS LISTEN TO RECORDINGS OF BLANCHE NEIGE At phonograph J Meehan Rowl C Kopp Stemel M Ewens I Mcsherry G Dahlem Benzmxller Row Z Sr Catherine M Starz Y Reagan D Deweese P Bystrom T Donahue 1...-.I SENIOR ENGLICH PANEL DISCUSSES WINDSWEPT QL to Rl D Wartner L Berlgan P ONe1ll fchanrmanl R Spahr E Mcxlamara Page 50 V I w 1 cl I I , . 1 ,, X ' ' 1 2 ,fe s N - . A 1 f . 3 5, C p S . Q I , A 77 n Q 1 ' , A +1 Q f f' ' , 9 . fl - X - Y, ff ,U : . ' , : . , , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . . .,,v, W.. ' 1 .., 5 , 7 A' if v W K, V VA I, ,A in A A e 4 G 1' ' ff 33 . . . , . I , . I A I , . , . I