Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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x -. Ji . . . G.. GREEN fificksw O Ubi. kl bmi L Hen Y?xE3X5xE:'ia1NiEirs'iund, NOWC1 Weqner' RO OFFICE PAGES These Office Pages who assist the office staff are selected from the office training class. They receive practical office training to help them after they have finished school. STAGE CREW Arranging and taking care of the equipment for programs given on the stage is the f h ' purpose o t e stage crew. After serving two years, each boy re ceives an Edison letter and after three years, two stars are added to the emblem LUNCHROOM HELPERS Lunchroom helpers assist in planning and serving lunches in the school cafeteria. They also attempt to find new methods of serving lunches at a low cost. UBRARY MONITORS Library monitors ' t h l assis t e ibrarians in caring for the books distributin , Q library passes to the pupils, and keeping order in the library. Two monitors are on duty each period. BOYS WHO DELIVER ABSENCE SHEETS During the third period, a copy of the absence sheet is delivered to each teacher by these boys. A list of absent and excused pupils makes the attend- ance easier to check. GREENHOUSE The members of the greenhouse class care for the plants in the school green- h . T ' ' ' ouse heir duties are to transplant, weed, and sprinkle the plants. Page 25 S HQUSE Cltpxsgiv n

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BAND Back row: McDonald, Swiderski, Compton, Maycrs, Hawtitch, Burbank, Novak, SQlit?Ii, Olson, Zothraus, 1. Davis, P. Davis, Nuentelt, Balarnut, Bam, Grover, Olson, Bezanson, Bright, Anderson. Fourth row: Rosen- wald, Ierdee, Rennie, Gruye, Malicki, Lewis, Anderson, Anderson, Viltoxson, llnqlund, Moszinsky, Glen, Shoppe, Brink, Anderson, Pykoski, Mastro, Steinbach, Hill. Third row: Bartley, lanes, Hermann, Second row: Peterson, Muszinski, Fieestad, Nelson, Thompson, Svensk, Kelsey, Fife, Keeley, Nelson, Shields, Levine. First row: Anderson, Twedt, Lealer, Dressler, Ganracho, Barott, Conrow, Stumpla. ORCHESTRA Back row: Wegnor, Odqron, lohnson, Borosh, Kiedrowski, Rosenwald, Nordstrom, Eckman, Norlinq, Wil' liarns, Anderson, Krystnski, Mliner, Brokke, Sanzenback. Third row: Bergstrom, Manley, Peterson, Peter- son, Meinke, Westbera, Ciecmcerowskr, Kuzniar. Second row: Curyl, Donahue, Broszko, Patrick, Norltnq, Sperry, Rudolph, Twedt, Conkrow, Carlson, Rausch, Abraham. First row: Prescott Iconcert mistressj, Pear son, Gullickson, Sodergren, Carpentier, Rosenwald, Northfield, Salisbury, Mararadant, Palm, Pick, Vail. DISON is very proud ot its musicians directed by Mr. Sodergren. The Band plays tor the football and basketball games and the pep assemblies. The Orchestra plays tor the operettas, class plays, voclvils, and interesting assemblies. The String Ouartet, composed ot tour members ot the orchestra, is the only group that plays for outside groups as well as tor school activities. STRING OUARTET Prescott, Pearson, Salisbury, Palm.