Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Mrs. Engel keeps herself buss-keeping students healthy. Essential Services Provided By Four Mr. Hcd (above) checks over a projector. Mr. Merriman stacks up the business of the week. 28 As Edina's athletic director, Mr. Howard Merriman is responsible for scheduling athletic events and purchasing athletic equipment. He must make sure that areas of play are in good condition for games, and that all boys are eligible to participate. Mrs. Lois Engel, school nurse, is responsible for the well-being of Edina High School students. She is also the advisor of Y-tecns. Evaluating, purchasing, and distributing audio visual materials for the Edina school district is the job of Mr. Douglas Hed. He also trains students and teachers in the operation of equipment. Mrs. Sybil Werscll is in charge of the Special Education Department in which the exceptional student is given extra help in the academic subjects. Mrs. Werscll types up a worksheet for her classes.

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Mrt. Pal Engelhard—Girls' Physical Education—attended U of M last summer -advises G.A.A.— Mrs. E to her “sjals. Mr. Slatrot Canakei—Boys’ Physical Education—coached Edina’s football team to second place finish—enjoys hunting. Mr. Duane Baglien Boys’ Physical Education—coaches B football, basketball, and baseball-spent last summer in school. Gym Classes Keep Students Physically Fit When winter winds blow and snow falls, the traffic on Normandale may stop but the gym classes continue their invigorating program of outdoor sports. Physical Education is required for sophomores and offered as an elective to juniors and seniors. Students electing Phy. Ed. become gym aids and help the teachers lead their classes. Promoting physical fitness and good sportsmanship is the major aim of the department. This is accomplished through units on tennis, golf, ping pong, archery and team sports such as volleyball, softball, and basketball. Modern dance, square dancing, and exercise records arc special features for the girls. In addition, students are taught the essentials of first aid and application of first aid measures. Mus Marlene Yoke- -Phyucal Education and Special Food —spent summer in California—enjoy knitting and ikiing. 27 Rain or shine, Phy. Ed. classes keep sophomores in line.

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Service Staffs Are Found Indispensable Counselor's secretaries help with processing students college Custodians enjoy a coffee break in the old kitchen, applications. 29 The work in the kitchen, before and after.