Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mr. Cook—our principal ... a most vital person . . . takes an active interest in school affairs . . . still has time to devote to his hobbies . . . sincerely believes that each one should have a hobby . . . ardent disciple of his teaching . . . has not only one but several ... all worthwhile ... a great camera enthusiast ... an amateur photographer (he says) . . . but we know his work and knowledge to be professional . . . interested in science . . . especially astronomy. Miss Todd—our visiting teacher . . . Edison's smiling lady . . . makes a hobby of her home and garden ... interested in all kinds of people and their problems . . . has amazing collection of curios and folk things from many countries . . . likes the outdoors . . . meals cooked over a bonfire.

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Ruth Lobowiij. lacsbol Goorgc Nellie Aim. Iomio Lenvtk ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 ] Office Aids Office force ... capable and efficient staff... makes our school run more smoothly . . . headed by Mrs. Aim . . . courteous, competent chief clerk . . . secretary to Mr. Cook .. . aided by Mrs. George .. . secretary to Miss Cole . .. Miss Lebo-wits ... attendance clerk ... Mrs. Lenvik . . . requisition clerk. Library ... witty, humorous, fun-loving Mrs. Rendemick, chief librarian ... Mary Miller, assistant . . . keep library in order . . . remember that West is on the third shelf down ... that two cents is the library fine ... that you are the one who received three slips . . . know that you are the one talking. Chief engineer. . . wily Scotchman . . . captains his crew of janitors . . . knows what all those intricate machines are for. . . how they work. Lunchroom staff ... to Miss Garvey. Mrs. Claussen, their assistants ... we give our thanks ... for their delicious lunches ... for their excellent management of the lunchroom. Pago 9

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1 ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] J J J Miss Cole—our assistant principal ... a likeable friendly adviser to all who know her . . . prepares our programs . . . checks our requirements for graduation . . . approves (or disapproves) our attendance . . . solves a multitude of difficulties for all of us . . . admits she's a use to doer of many things . . . from needlework to outdoor sports . . . now reads and hikes . . . considers tramping in some deserted Minnesota woods an unsurpassable sport... has seen most of the United States ... recently journeyed to New Orleans . . . contemplates a trip to Maine. Miss Kocken—our patient and understanding counselor . . . efficient head of College Day . . . straightens out many a student's muddled program . . . aids students in choice of occupation . . . enjoys a spin in her car . . . keeps in touch with college girls . . . visits chapters of her sorority.