Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Erickson. Victor History Fleming. Margaret Arithmetic Galin. Peter French Science Gibler. Lucille Physical Training Gibson. Rhea English Gillies. Edith English Gould. Mary History Gray. Belle History Geography Harroun. Mary Science Chemistry Hendricks. George Mathematics Hickock. Helen Sewing Hobbs. Gladys English Holkesvig. Genevieve Mathematics Hosmer. Millicent Physical Training Janes. Eddis Mathematics Johnson. Anna English Johnson. Margaret Cooking Kccken. Arta C. L. P. Lombard. Charles Bookkeeping Lowry. Bessie Science MacDonald. Nellie Rehabilitation FACULTY—Continued McDonald. Mae Rehabilitation McIntyre. Mary Latin McMillan. Bertha Drawing McMillan. Corrine Nurse Martinson. Vivian Print Shop Merrifield, Edgar Cabinet Making Miller. Harry Physical Training Nelson. Marie Mathematics Newhall. William Electricity Wood-turning NORDBY. ADF.LIA Arithmetic Mathematics Parkins. Ray Physical Training Peterson. Eva C. L. P. Pile. Homer Physics Pinney. Catherine English Pryce. Claire English Radusch. Minna Sewing Ray. Floyd Machine Shop Pattern Making Robertson. Jean Sight Saving Sconce. Lois Music Seaman. Vesta Newswriting English Seymour. Jane French SODERGREN. ELMER Music Todd. Erma Visiting Teacher Tupper. Ruth Class Play English Turner. Effie Typewriting Shorthand Tuttle. Donald Music Wentz, Edith Arithmetic White. Ellen English Ylvisaker. Karine Typewriting Mathematics Zanger. Helen T ypewriting Penmanship Bookkeeping Morrison. Jean . Art JANITORS Lindstrom. Arthur Ginther. Clarence Kastner. James Larson. Edward Cavanaugh, H. Dobbin. David H. Kelsey. Clark Buen. George L. Stoddard. W. A. Johnson. Robert Stewart. Robert LUNCH ROOM STAFF Barros. Emily Cross. Edith Eagen. Cora Hoernlein. Catherine Kuhn. Margaret Lindquist. Ellen Peterson. Theodore 18

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TRADITIONS The years roll back, leave us but memories That hold us to our school though we be gone. Some disappear, but those remaining make Traditions—lasting things we leave behind. Year after year more traditions are growing at Edison. As the traditions increase the attachment of students and graduates to the school become more binding; every day studies and pleasures are pleasant memories, but they linger in confusion, while traditions stamp themselves definitely in the mind and continually serve as a reminder of the happy days at alma mater. 20