Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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And Express Ideas The Order of the Smile was instituted on October 21, 1963, in honor of Mark Twain. The purpose, as set forth by the fearless leader, Miss Ann Oleson, was to “begin each day with a smile.” Led by Frownless leader No. 1, the members nominated candidates for the “honor of the Badge. The official “HKRO Badge was bestowed for outstanding achievement in the causation of laughter and smiles. By state law, even- student who wishes to graduate from high school must have successfully completed three years of Knglish. In tenth grade English, the students learn to use correct grammar through expositors' writing and to evaluate and interpret ideas presented to them in literature. At this grade level, the different forms of literature arc discussed. English 11 is devoted to the study of American literature. The term paper and other formal forms of writing are included. English and European literature arc studied in English 12. Emphasis is on reading intelligently and writing concisely. There are four levels of English offered in cvcr ' grade. Basic English helps the student who finds difficulty in using the English language. Enriched and Honors English are an extension of Standard English, the regular course. Speech and Journalism, both semester courses, supplement Edina’s English courses. Speech teaches students to organize their thoughts and present them to others. By giving frequent speeches, students become accustomed to speaking before a group. In Journalism, students learn to write in a concise and accurate manner. Skill is developed in the creative and forceful expression of ideas. The library serves students for their assigned studies and recreational reading. Teachers and librarians cooperate to select interesting, useful, and necessary books to serve those needs. Librarians and teachers also instruct students in the use of library materials. Miss Andrea Croce— Enriched and Standard English II hostrss to Dutch friend during summer— The wisdom of the world is divided between Walden and Moby Duk. Mr. Richard Buich—English 10 and 12—enjoys vsoodcarving and football game a family man. Senior students find Macbeth Double, double toil and trouble. Miss Birgit Anderson—English 10 and 12 new to Edina from Detroit I ..ikes—spends spare time reading, acting, and hiking Miss Carolyn Johnion Assistant Librarian—B.A. from Augsburg College—studied in Italy— I'll have to tee your card. II

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English Students Learn To Comprehend Mr. John O'Dougherty—English II and 12—graduate work during summer—lecturer for Adult Education classes—enjoys golfing. Mn. Joyce Cavanaugh—assistant librarian—new to Edina—enjoys designing and hooking rugs. Mr. Everett Anderson—Enriched, Honors, and Standard English 12—105 pounds of inspiration—- The eyes tell all. Mrs. Marian Halt—English 10 and II—a substitute at Edina for two years previously—enjoys reading and boating. Miu Ann Oleson —English 11—new this year from Decorah, Iowa—originator of Edina's “Smile Club”—European trip last summer. Mr. Bennett Garner Standard and Honors English 12—advisor for F.T.A. Auc-tor Hi-Y, and Senior Cla» -vice-president of E-MEA. The 2:50 rush at the library reserve desk.

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Mrs. Judith Cunningham—English 10 and Latin I—came to Edina from Green Bay, Wisconsin—enjoys dancing, swimming, and playing bridge. Want ad section of the library. Mr. Larry Stotti—Speech and English 10—Hi-Y advisor—play director —shares karate honors with his mouse Wouffley. Mr. Thomas Jam-beck—English II—advises Debate Team—came to Edina from St. Cloud—spent part of 1962 in Europe. Miss Ingrid Miller—Head Librarian—responsible for new library card system—enjoys knitting and cooking. Miss Nancy Gimmestad— advises cheerleaders and Ski Club— attended Bread Loaf School of English last summer—her trolls gaze on students in favor. 12