Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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V Katherine E. Donovan li.A.. University of Minnesota Blanche E. Door li.A.. University of Minnesota Selmer J. Drage H. A.. St. )Inf College M.S.. University of Minnesota Anna M. Dunn H.S.. University of Minnesota N’ellie M. Erb li. S.. University of Minnesota Victor L. Erickson II. A.. University of Minnesota Florence M. Fisch li. A.. College of St. Catherine Frances Ford li. S.. Oregon State College Laurel Buckle li. A., University of Minnesota Mildred Burr II. A.. University of California Frances W. Cowan li. A.. University of Minnesota Mary Maude Case H. I... University of Minnesota Thomas Cunningham M. A.. University of Minnesota Esther R. Challman H. A., University of Minnesota Hugh A. Curran H. A., Upper Iowa University LL. B.. University of Minnesota Ivy G. Conant K. M.. Mad'hail School of Music H. A.. Moorhead State Teachers College Helen Curry fl. S.. University of Minnesota

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Ralph J. Ahlstrom B. S.. Uni certify of Minnesota Laura Baksi.s B. A., University of Minnesota Sophie Albinson B. A., University of Minnesota Ole A. Anderson M. E., University of Minnesota Stella Ballou B. S.. University of Minnesota Emma Marik Bikkmaii k H. S., College of St. Catherine M. A.. University of Minnesota B. M., Chicago Musical College Florence R. Benner Jkeekrson S. Benni.r Birdi i n Birki land B. S., University B. S., University B. S.. University of Minnesota of Minnesota of Minnesota FACULTY DECAUSE many studeius have expressed an interest in knowing to which colleges our faculty members have gone, the names of those schools at which the teachers have done the majority of their work are given in this section. Several changes were made in our teaching staff this term. At the beginning of the fall semester Miss Birkmaicr, Miss Leland. Mr. Porter, and Mr. Guzy began teaching at Edison. Miss Leland t x k over the classes of Mrs. ingebretson, who is no longer with the physical education department. Added to the faculty the second semester were Miss McCullough and Mr. Hume, of the English and commercial departments respectively. Miss Ber, who taught German in Edison for a number of years, is in Hawaii this year as an exchange teacher. The informal faculty snapshots at the end of this section hear strong evidence to the fact that our instructors, besides managing their teaching duties and oftentimes advising some school club, still find time to develop many-sided personalities. Some of them, with a leaning toward the more practical things of life, devote their spare moments to vegetable gardens or bee farms; others of the active type spend their leisure time in golfing, playing tennis, and horseback riding; while still others prefer traveling to any other form of amusement. When the students realize what a wide range of interests and abilities their instructors possess, they have a much better opportunity of establishing personal and pleasant relationships with them. C19]

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Genevieve M. Holkesvic II S.. State CtAlege of Sorth Dakota Lf.onorf. Johnson B. $., University of Minnesota Clifford Hume B.A., Whitewater State Teachers College Ai.bin Krezoxvski B. S., University of Minnesota Gladys Jacobson B.S.. University of Minnesota Marna Leland B. S., University of Wisconsin Grace Garland B. A., University of Minnesota B. ()., MacPhail School of Dramatic Art Christopher I Iamrix B.A., IIaniline Unit ei sity Edith P. Gillies M. A.. University of Minnesota Mary G. Harroun B. A„ University of Minnesota Marian G. Goodrich H. A.. (Irinnell College George Hendricks M. A., University of Minnesota Peter Guzy B. A.. University of Minnesota Harold H. Henley B. S. M. Purdue University Eddis E. Janes M. A., University of Minnesota Helen C. Hickok B. S., University of Minnesota Alice E. Johnson M. A., Hamline University