Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The 19 3 2 Wizard MR O ANDERSON MR CUNNINGHAM MRS LUND MISS MCC.RFGOK Miss simmons Miss Sorenson Miss toohy June third we celebrated our tenth anniversary. The Wizard of Time came out packed with memories. The same day a pageant was given in celebration of Edison Day. Our tenth year marks the beginning of a change that will make Edison a very different school. We are about to lose our Junior High. Next fall we will have no 7Bs. In a few years we will be a Senior High school only. MBS A MUNSON MR W ANDERSON MISS CONNANT MISS FBCH MRS Wll.KJNS Mr hamrin Mr. hekley Mrs Luther mi smellfm miss Fritscxb MISS ROSS I 27 1

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The Wizard 19 3 2 wwiiMiiMwiwiiiwtitniiiiwiiiiwiiiwiiHiHwiHiiiiiiroiiiiiiiniinMiMwiiwniwwiiwtiiiMumnniiwiiiinHwimMtwwwimiwwnmiiiii MRS BENNER MRS BURR MRS CURRY MRS. INGEBRETSON MISS JENNINGS MISS I ARSEN MR. LlFMOHN MISS TORNET In this, our tenth year, we can realize the growth of our school. Edison High is crowded to overflowing. More lockers have been brought in to meet our demands. Two thousand eight hundred students hurry through the halls to their class. Capable hall guards help greatly in regulating traffic. There are more students than seats in our class rooms. Teachers can no longer use their rooms during their free periods. We are. one might say. feeling the growing pains. During this year the Student Council has been reorganized. The new method of organization brings the students and the Council into closer contact. The Council can better learn the needs of the classes, and the classes can know the value of the Council s activities in the school. A new Ushers’ Club, open to tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boys, has been organized to usher at school entertainments. Thus far the club has given commendable service. May thirteenth Edison took part in one of the most successful Gym Shows Minneapolis high schools have given. Miss MlKKEI.SON MISS CHANDONNFT Miss Ford MISS GAR1.AND I 26 1 MRS SIMMONS MRS Tll.LOTSON

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The 1932 Wizard Top Row —F. SjnJgrcn. HSint xk, M. Babich. F. Norik. D. Krrzowiki. T. B«n on, D. Ntamin. t.. Stark Sixth Row—E. Tro«. C. Brtg'land. D Martin, V . R »j ktr. C. Engman. E. Famlcnid, J. Itanwn Fifth Row—t). Stvtrion. F Pimon. J. Ludford, L. Bakkf, H. Ewrr. E- Hcrjroaki. J. Martinirn. H. Kitlintki Fourth Row—M. Scba. B. Smith. T. Ptlltgrino. J. Zwolaniky. L Btnion. H. Cina. H Hrrlofsky Third Row B Johnton. L. Mage. C. Cich. P. Gitvold, C. Johnson. S. Doroba Srrond Row R Peterson. V Chinander. R l.oeateio. F. Borsky. A. Felrgy. R Painter. F Spano Bottom Row- V. Chellgren. H. Stevens. C GauJette. E Vorpahl. E. Cook. R Thorn. C MeArdle GROUP CAPTAINS EACH semester a group captain is chosen in every advisory group. The duties of this person are numerous: consequently care is taken in choosing a person of regular attendance and interest in all school activities. The group captain, besides taking attendance. has charge of subscriptions, collection of payments, and distribution in his group for the school publications: the Record, the Gleam, and the Wi .ard. In cooperating with the athletic board his duty is to create interest in sports and to promote ticket sales, especially during football season when he collects money for and distributes season tickets. Briefly, it is the group captain s duty to serve his group and as a loyal Edisonian to use his influence to better Edison and to preserve its standards. Edison's development may be largely attributed to the group captains who have made each advisory work as a unit. 1 28 ] GETTING THE RECORD