Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MRS. ALM Chiof Clerk MRS. ARNOLD Switchboard MISS GARVEY Cafeteria Class MISS LEBOWITS Attendance Clerk MRS. CLAUSSEN Lunchroom MRS. RENDERNICK Librarian MISS CHANDONNET Assistant Librarian MR. STEWART Engineer MISS SWANSON Secretary to MISS COLE MISS ZRUST Bookroom OFFICE FORCE THIS year the office force was enlarged by the addition of Miss Zrust and Mrs. Arnold. The regular office force now consists of Mrs. Aim, chief clerk and secretary to Mr. Cook; Miss Swanson, secretary to Miss Cole; Miss Lebowits, attendance clerk; Mrs. Arnold and Miss Zrust. Miss Sather is in the office one day a week to take care of miscellaneous work. Miss Townsend, school nurse, left Edison to begin her new duties at Thomas Lowry. Since it has become a four-year senior high school, Edison no longer has a school nurse. Mrs. Rendemick, assisted by Miss Chandonnet, is in charge of the library department. Mrs. Claussen supervises the lunchroom staff. Included in her number of helpers are a group of three women, a janitor, two girls, and eighteen students of Miss Garvey's special class. -----------►- Page Twenty

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VISITING NURSE MISS TODD MISS TODD capably fills the position of visiting nurse. Her work is devoted to determining and remedying the social problems of various students. Whenever a student has a problem that cannot be corrected by his adviser. the case is taken to Miss Todd. She investigates conditions in the student's home, and discovering his difficulty, seeks a satisfactory solution. Through the help of social agencies, churches, and settlement houses Miss Todd aids the various homes. For financial aid to carry on her work in obtaining clothing for needy students, Miss Todd draws upon the sum provided for this work by the Student Council and the welfare drive put on each fall within the school. Indirectly, therefore, every student and teacher who contributes to this welfare fund is aiding Miss Todd in her very important work. At present her position includes the management of welfare problems at Thomas Lowry, Pillsbury. Whitney, and Prescott schools also. Pago Ntnotoon

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MR. AHLSTROM Social Science MR. ANDERSON Industrial MRS. BENNER Home Economics MR. BENNER Science MISS BER Language MR. BIRKELAND Industrial MRS. BUCKLE Social Scionce MRS. BURR Science MISS ALBINSON English FACULTY ON September 10, 1934, the faculty of Edison, imbued with the vigor and vitality of vacation, returned to begin a new school year of careful development and successful accomplishment. There were several changes of faculty members. Miss Guilford instructed the biology classes of Mrs. Burr, who was on leave of absence in Europe. A number of instructors were transferred to other schools. These included Miss Jennings, Miss Evanson, Miss Braden, Miss Johnson, and Mr. Ostreim. Miss McMillan, of the Commercial Art Department, retired, and left Minneapolis to make her permanent home at Lake Wales, Florida. The new faculty members are Miss Jacobson and Mr. Mankowski, a graduate of the June 1926 class. At the beginning of the second semester Mrs. Ingebretson, formerly of the Physical Education Department, returned to Edison to assume charge of Mrs. Heidelberger's gym classes. Because of injuries Mrs. Heidelberger was unable to resume teaching. Pag Twenty-on