Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Miss Simmons Mr. Sodergren Miss Sorenson Mrs. Tillotson Miss Toohy Miss Torney Miss Tupper Miss Turner Miss ward .. Miss Wentz Mrs. Wilkins Mrs. Rendernick Miss Chandonnet Mr. Stewart Miss Townsend Miss Todd..... .........Social Science ..................Music ...............English .........Social Science ..........Art Mathematics . . . English . . Commercial . . . . English Mathematics . . . English Librarian Assistant Librarian ..... Engineer .....Nurse Visiting Nurse A MOST important division of Edison is the office force, with Mrs. Aim as chief clerk and four others to operate the office. Mrs. Lenvik is secretary to Mr. Cook. Aside from this she also has charge of the high school book room, the use of the building, and requisitions. Miss Cole’s secretary is Miss Swanson, who also takes care of the credits of pupils. In care of attendance is Miss Lebowits. On two days a week. Miss Sather is in the office and does miscellaneous work. In September Mrs. Claussen took the place of Mrs. Giles as lunchroom manager. Helping her are a group of three women, a janitor, two girls, and eighteen pupils of Miss Garvey's special class. Miss Townsend s work consisted of admitting pupils who had been absent because of illness and visiting homes of those being absent several days. A helping hand and a cheering personality were found in Miss I odd who did personal contact work with students. Mrs Alm Mrs. Lenvik Miss Lebowits Miss Swanson Miss Sather Mrs. Claussen • rt •

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Mr. Lombard Mrs. Luther Mrs. McIntyre Miss McMillan Miss Mellem Mr. Merrifield Mr. Miller Miss Morris Mrs. Nordby Mrs. Olsen Mr. Ostreim Mr. Parkins Miss Peterson Mr. Pile Mrs. Pohlson Miss Ramswick Commercial Home Economics Language Commercial Art ............. Science Industrial Physical Education Social Science Commercial . . . English Mathematics Physical Education Social Science . . Science . . . Science Mathematics BECAUSE Edison has changed to a senior high school, the enrollment of the faculty and the student body has decreased in the last year. At the beginning of the spring 1933 term, the enrollment of students totaled 2.500. There were 2.340 pupils in the school at the beginning of this last spring term. The faculty consisted of eighty-six teachers in February. 1933. At present there are eighty-one instructors. Edison's enrollment, however, is still one of the largest of the city high schools. Completion of Edison’s athletic field in September. 1933, marked the realization of a great dream which had filled the minds of the entire faculty and student body since 1922. The first step towards Edison's possession of this field was the purchasing of the land in 1930, but the construction of it was delayed until the fall of 1932. During that fall and the next spring, workmen labored vigorously to finish it. On Friday, September 29. 1933, amidst a crowd of excited and eager football fans, the field was dedicated and the first game was played on it. Mr. Ray Miss Robertson Miss Ross Mr. Sanders Mrs. Schellenberg Miss Seaman Mrs. Simmons Commercial Commercial English Commercial • 22 •

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quiver of untried wings glimmer of distant empires— these students whose eyes look up— are to-morrow.