Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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in i mary cullen memoriam IN the procession of souls from Time to Eternity, Mary Cullen has taken her place. She welcomed death, for she was convinced that it held a comforting solution to Those obstinate questionings Of sense and outward things which perplexed her mind. Her only regret in passing was the grief it inflicted on those who held her dear. She whom we have lost was a gentle woman whose frail form seemed almost too fragile for the dynamic spirit which animated it. Although naturally retiring, a sympathetic understanding of people encouraged many to seek her in need and to make her a repository of their confidence. By her conscious respect for human dignity, she inspired many weak ones to strive diligently for self-development. An abiding affection for her pupils manifested itself in the solicitous spirit with which she followed through graduation, the class which ill health had forced her to abandon. Pupils and teachers alike who came within the radius of her personality felt its beauty and its charm. We loved Mary Cullen, we miss her, but a death such as hers we should not mourn. Requicscat in Pace. Mary Harroun.

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familiar glow bright as youth— enchanting as hope.

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contents book 1 administration book 2 classes book 3 activities book 4 school life book 5 athletics