Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Maty Mclntyi® Teachers Mlu -tho absent returned . . . Edison's exchange teacher to Hawaii . . . toache English and German, and does well In keeping them separate . . . her roturn has not lessened hor interest in Hawaiian art and customs . . . besides that, she appreciates a good play or a good book. MU. BlrkmaWr b lovod Irauleln o! .ho Gorman room . . . Inurlor d«x ,aUn, ha. b om. ho, latul hobby . . . painting also oocupies much ©I her time ... her interest in music has earned lor her a degree from a musical college . . . is one ol Edison’s wanderers . . . can’t seem to get enough o! school, lor she also studies at the University. Miss Jacobsen —our new French teacher . . . studied at University of Paris ... in spare moments studies Norwegian with Miss Loland . . . also skils in true Norwegian fashion. Mrs. McIntyre seems as if our language teachers like to travel, because here's another who has traveled in Europe and from coast to coast eating up the miles , either on railroad or car . . . belongs to so many organizations that she is clubbed to death” ... is skilled at doinq needle point. Page H

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Expression . . . Edison’s Thospians . . . running the gaunllot of oraoiiona . . . comedy to tragedy. Choral Reading . . . proper enunciation . . . better Inflection . . . interesting speech protects. English . . . American and English literature . . . Shakespeare's drama . . . everything from Barrie’s whimsy to Poe's melodrama . . . composition. English Teachers Miss McCullough small, brunette English teacher who spends much time writing theses for the University . . . enjoys reading and hiking . . . also likes to attond concorts and good shows. Mrs. Olsen—another life blighted by hcurs oi teaching those seniors . . . also co-advlses and coworries about the WIZARD . . . brightens her llfo outside the class room In winter by reading a good book ... In summer goes fishing with her husband . . . she comes from a family of fishing enthusiasts. Miss Ross her prcgrossiveness is vividly disclosed In the pages of the GLEAMS she has advised . . . she has a passion for traveling and takes excellent snapshots of scenery she has seen . . . also adores puppy dogs (the wooden type) and has many well-behaved little pots. Miss Seaman amazes us with her youthful verve . . . has a secret lovo In her hoart for new recipes . . . Is a great oolledor . . . has rows and rows ci first editions, autographed: and beautifully Illustrated books . . . and reads them all tool Miss Sorenson teaches us cur last high school English . . . sports take a great deal o! her time . . . she onco coachod a basketball loam . . . this game Is still her favorite ... a horse is her best liked means of recreational transportation. Miss Tupper this marvelous person lords It over the seniors in advisory, evon if sho does have to look up to them . . . Shakespeare has been kept alive by her interpretation of his works ... a constant inspiration to the members of both her clubs of poetry and Shakespeare . . . naturally, she attends every good play that comes to Minneapolis . . . cooking is a pleasant pastime for her . . . cookies and pies are her chief culinary arts. Miss Ward -adviser and chief worrier of the WIZARD . . . between worries manages to teach the seniors tholr English ... an export at bridge . . . her friends vouch for that ... a golf enthusiast ... a favorite with her students ... a really grand porson. Mrs. Wilkins -how many of us had our tenth grade IVANHOE and IDYLLS OF THE KING made more alive and real undor her skillful guidance . . . she devotes spare time to solving housewife’s problems . . . roads anything In print . . . has the zeal of a Carrie Nation for stamping out discourtesy . . . likes motoring, mountain climbing, and good motion pictures. Page 13

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Die Aufgabe fur heute . . . setzen Sie diesen Satz ins Eng-lisch ... die Geigenspielerin spielt und die Klasse horcht. Language Classes