Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Presented by the students of EDINA-MORNINGSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 1954

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I ft It W if • dt . JU • ,»,fi' rl ewwg % Ed ina-Morningside High Sch3of lias consis ently encouraged an interest in world affairs among faculty and student body. In every area tbe importance of understanding and friendliness between nations and individuals was made tbe responsibi lity of eacb of us. Tbrougb student organizations our school lias promoted these goals. Edina-Morningside progressed further by instituting an annual International Day Program. This year it invited high school students from foreign countries to spend one year among us. Every young person today is faced with tremendous responsibilities and many problems. Because our school lias taken such an active interest in preparing us to meet these crises as future citizens, we are more mature individuals. Web elieve this has been an important part of our education and so have selected Elands Across tbe Sea” as tbe theme for tbe 1954 Whigrean. 9 J