Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T H E WIZAR D Min Bradm Mr Burklr Mr Burr Mitt Cj Mi ChjHmjn Mitt Conint Mr . Conklin Mi» Cowan Mitt Cullen Mr. Cunningham Mr. Corran Mr . Curry Mit Donovia Mit Door Mi»» Dunn Mitt Frb Mr. Erickton Mi t Evanton Mi F. Fitch Mit R. Fitch I 22 ]

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THE WIZARD Mr. AhUtrom Mi Albinion Mr. O. Andcr»on Mr. W. AnJmon Mi BjIIou Mif Brrdlr Mr . Bcnnrr Mr. Brnnft Mi Brr Mr. Birkrlrnd FACULTY A GREAT influence in the history of Edison is the faculty, the members of which have done much to shape the destinies of the school. They have made it possible for this great cosmopolitan institution of two thousand five hundred students representing thirty different nationalities to function as one huge family. Edison is looking forward to the time in the future when it shall become a senior high school. At the beginning of the school year of 1932-33 a step was taken in this direction with the opening of the Phillip Sheridan Junior High School. This splendid new structure for the education of pupils in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades is situated at Broadway and University Avenues. Several Edison Junior High teachers were transferred to the new school: Mrs. White. Mrs. Tifft. Mrs. Larson. Miss Fritsche. and Miss Burke. At the beginning of the spring term Mr. Wesley Anderson of the music department left Edison to take over the duties as instructor at Roosevelt High School. Mrs. Nelson left for Patrick Henry and Sheridan. A new teacher. Miss Alice Johnson, was added to the faculty. Miss Case left on leave of absence for the Mediterranean and Europe. During Miss Case's absence Mr. Brohaugh is instructor of advanced algebra, and Mr. Janes is teaching solid geometry. Miss Tupper. who had charge of the winter 1931. spring 1932. and winter 1933 editions of the school magazine, the GLEAM, was made B senior adviser. Miss Challman is now faculty adviser of the GLEAM. The death of Miss Jane Allan Seymour was much felt throughout the school. Her genial personality together with her wide experience as teacher and world traveler made her many friends during her ten years at Edison. 3nd gained the esteem and admiration of the faculty and student body. t 21 1

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Milt Hjrroun Mr. Hrculri ki Mr. Ilralrr Mitt Hickok Mitt Holkftvig Mri Ingrbrrtton Mr. J41111 Mitt Jrnningt Mitt Ali r Jobnton Mitt Amu Johnton Mrt. Johnton Mm. l-utbcr Mr. Lirmohn Mr l.ombjrtl Mr Lrin