Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1940 volume:

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As the different wave lengths of LIGHT produce va- rious colors, the courses which Edison High School offers pro- duce enlightened ni inds. Uncone sciously the students absorb the friendliness, optimisrn, and cour- tesy which Edison High School radiates. LIGHT is also the key to creative realms of science, photo graphy, and television. Therefore the staff of th e V340 WIZARD has attenipted to pree sent in the following pages glimpse' s of enchanting worlds within our school by selecting LIGHT ' as our theme. AIITY SYMBOLS OIT LIGHT THE WI HHH 1940 HHH HLIIS HHLHHIH SHHHXTHHH Published by the Senior Hass of HHIHHH HIGH SUHHHL MIHHHAPHLIS, Mlssssoss Lorraine Sernanko Kathryn Sivanich Wayne Renstrorn Elaine Becker - Denton Enastroni Lois Smith Staff Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor - Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager -t I E LOCKS . . . SUNLIGHT AND SHADOW ,-K 1 AL!! jiix T19 Qx XS W A .xxjxkw . LAX .QYXAXQYW ' NNY OX' Q5 '-SKB ,F 0 1 XX Q L .jgiqxxxv O CLOCK . . . HAPPY HOURS SWIPTLY TICKED AWAY , K1 I Wll lllllll I H Ill llllllll sl III III I EI Ill Ill ' nl Ill lla I III II TI-IE CHOSSROAD OE LIGHT AND LEARNING Dedication Proudly commemorating the name of a benefactor of mankind, Thomas A. Edison, Edison High School symbolizes one of his greatest contributions to humanity, the in- candescent lamp. Edison High School emits brilliant rays of knowledge which encourage and elevate thoughts. The scintillating beams of achievement, sports- manship, and tolerance are never ex- tinguished. Opportunities for happiness radiate far and wide, and friendships which may shine for years are constant remind- ers of our school's influence. Because We fully realize and appreciate the LIGHT which she has generously bestowed upon us, the senior class of l94U dedicates this seventeenth volume of the WIZARD to Edison High School. EDISON WG A . sHiNINIERlNG IN H scHO0L MANTLE Of 1 sNOW Fl. 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Several tirnes each senies- ter, students write and present their own scripts over the broadcast- ing svstern. ,,-t ENGLISH Q., x it Q t r. . .ti use X - -ex? -Q - - se i . X it i , ., t. i N' t .f- A MR. LO UIS G. COOK MISS ARTA KOCKEN G1,11dmq Llghts 111 5f11151'111.111 5111,111wQ11131Q1111,1 111 1 11631 1 ' -1415 3.iiglz,:11'1l51131111111v5i1:1:111114 , 11, 5 5 p'gpQQ5 , '15 p::.g1i11iQ5 5915 C11 1:11i1w111d1115, 111 1115 511511151 1111119 SNY111 w 1' Qt: 5r.Q'f: 5'5 .i 1515 if h15 I'1'.fI1'1',' 1131 1 H15 251131151115 f11111111s11f15111 1111131115115 1l1E1Y, 'EY9S'E f- 'gr12h'i11r11r11g1'11i.111311:111'1w1121111:1e111111151 w5111i1111f15111111g1111y. 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NIS Mifu. UQLXQ qaznpsea IXUS azz urigzicxvzi wezpa. BOTANY AND GENERAL SCIENCE 4 ax -Q. Q Reading- To lmpreve Qur Leisure Freshnian English tauaht by Miss Eich, Miss Dunn, and Miss Husby aive pupils the necessary tunslanientals of English. Sophomore Enalish consists oi a years study ai Qaxnpasitian, araniniar, tree reaalina, and American Literature under the supervisien Qt Miss Ross, Miss Challrnan, Mr. lvlariliiiwslai, Miss Vllstl- lace, anal Miss Piiiiigsgzi. Students are then fully preparea tir the other ie- auireal :Curses Mr. i.la:1li3'-.'sE:i assists students in hzzagrsa ine: Zreati 't,' e '.i,' riigzxa ability. Miss hiss helps ine ia receaziize the 'rafae gf :ff aazxies li 'yin are giieresea 'ie .isatxitn Ql'E1Th?f a IQE1 '.-.' spapef i ii sihail annual. 32,1 i'gpg:',' A' 'ie 'Ne':.'s'i unaer the 11'?f'.'1Z,,,I. , Capable Mrs. Hgiges 3 feiii' e 3: rnernher ei the '.' sat, ,, 'fisea 13' lfllfi 5' 3:13 Piseh. The seriiir Eigasi. iggse I taught hy lfl.ss A -'s C0 1, lfiiss Cewari, fffiss 3 5' f Mrs. Olsen, is ine s' , gf S s 1. , 1 L , lf , A 'es ana '.'.' 3 . :eq Ld the iifua a rrieus EnalLs?, aah Q. F.: 1: preciatizn of ,i16fI'Q,ffE 1: if S . ture reaahna is a res ,A ' e Q E i COl,lfS'E'. O 1 ', 31 . D- . Q J, ,A s CLASS W E' 511 U2 Lu fl: LL. III-E mm W5 Z5 15 Kiki. li N-.,4,f f ,a-eu iea sv t-. .. SENIOR ENGLISH Iif'Jfii:i-i., V. 5111, I is u '1fJ1,.,j H 3 Il Vismu Wg fs-iw, nu X44 4. M'-is X SIGHT SAVING lean Robertson. The Clicking ot Keys With the help of smiling Miss Robertson, the sight-saving students attend regular classes and take regular subjects. Many students who have graduated, attrib- ute their success in the business world to Mrs. Lama, Mrs. Schellenberg, Mr. Sanders, Miss Turner, and Mrs. L. Simmons. Because they 2 ,F f i 1 g Q. Qftifd 1 65X- ,Jpx x t an J C X PSE:-:fl will Ag-1,1 - ow ' QW L .Cx , .Xe-s Lontbol OW insist on perfection in stroking, speed and neat- ness, students become competent stenograph- ers. Mr. Sanders also is the director of the se- nior class plays. Mrs. Lania is the adviser oi the Key-Pen Club. li you keep an account book tor your own per- sonal use, you will get an idea ot the accuracy needed in bookkeeping. Mr. Lonibard and Mrs. Nordby teach us how to rnake a profit and loss statement and trial balance at the end ot a fiscal Ya C X P fTei3itlfV3NylIll ,fl WWE .ubeiql '1 fl '- O Q Xxgxy f period. BOOKKEEPING CLASS Traimnq Minds to Reason Clearly The speed Qi light? The speed ol sound? The Qigrectgozl of the priszzmuc rqys ol lxqlxtf D9 you kzrw the answer? Cite who takes physics lemus the Answers to Jll the-sa anal any otllor f11Ql1IlQT CILISSICHS. 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V fvnw. -Y- I.--.-3,1 - L 'L X 'gz M 4 ,,,,,,, ,- ,:'-,1.. ... . , ,.,,-- .. flflfi 111132135 GEOMETRY N' '1'1 WU Q f '1l1 WWA: 1111115 vAy-,vA- f.---'IL K V.-. f- is .,.,.- .,..-f .. ffm..-vw'-- -,--4 I- Nu' gw'v4 - -.. ,. . ,.,,.J, ALGEBRA V' ,J .,-Aa YSICS CLA lstpln-' 1' Hamrm .ff A 'NH-Q Q-gg GEOMETRY CLASS 'ggi Sf, Q3 Mr. Stewart, 3 chref engineer, has runrrrrrq the huge Mr. Merrifield, Mr. and Mr. Iohrrson rrrs irr auto mechani work, and electri Breirrirrg is the mime t t e Stage Crew. Mr. Iowa 1 X the superviser et I e fr er leaders and the stair vrmrax The bays in auto e Mm ies created this Ola rw x L xx le .951 ' HIST 5:1 U'f f 1, H Wm Cum ',,' SI-fill Blfleu L li -OR y Americim g1i'.'ert':1'1em Ti help us k9'jf'IH9 better ' 3. AI'I1-f'T1'j'1I'1 C1I,Cef.3. I Mm.-5 BZIHUL, fits. 1fuxI',', Qmd Mrs. Tluflfe 1 teach COIIIIIIIIXIUY life pr0b1'e1T1s, CI subject m whidw me STH 1, .1 Ihe prlblems ofcr1me,heQ1 i . fini sixiefy, I b H15t1r',ireg 4111? :tselif .Tmdthe sfudy ef wer mstf-ry will 5 zwixrm 2211.5 staiiemezlf. Miss Pe er Every firnerxicf. Shigi liiii-.' She hustgry' wi sim, Mr. A11ls.1r ru, H151Mr,VVg1mer1L1m back hlg gggygf-jg gg -5 -' Q 533-35 7--, 1-gli, -4A,' 9 gnzjig' gm ge.: tinw '-Yf , 'IZViiI1 im mterestmg mmrmer they Am-erzfir. fliijf, .115 23.6 fr.ififiz1, Tflz. mf ihfr E13 if the werld. Green, Mr. 34:31 iii f.ff. A' iriqpxxgzxt us with the eiefrs if ig? grey' ' ',,' . A3 e:-:Mix P SO duties,1fIr.Gqzj.':zxihesiz - :Lu f.f1r.Ericlr ,X I 91,4 L 5311 takes Cizrge ef The 53.13, A eff. ' 5 A A , -9015 T3 11ppreC13ieiQ.1',' 'E.- fe'l '1 ' U l fly Nc THQNT Clfij, II L1Y.3EIE'3TT.3 . Ai' VV. CIVIC S C I. A S S J- X COMMUNITY LIFE PROBLEMS AKD Hurry M ' S orts CATION P H Y S 1 C A L E D U iiier, Roy Porrciiis, Visors ot p kind This is what ken S per 'd nt ot any . , ' to tor hro on door e und sphn s h ore there hos not been cr hdttie, nor d Bonddqes tor ony sort ot wo rhdqesfdit these thinos whro d Miss Barton. No, , the students do in First I-Xi . bones, dnd tourniquets tor Checkinq hernor i needed in cose ot on enieroency ore tdnqht by Mr. Miher on - The vorious otosses in sports, doncinq, tirst did, ond turntoiinq ore totrqht ' ' ochers: Mr. Miiier, Mr. Poricins, Miss Horton, ond Mrs. 'Yur- d the trdcic tedifn so thot the resuits dre t' ence which Mr. Poriains ' r qrdce- ntirinq te it teorn on d Gi ot DG i iris in the by these rr ' iodsketioo . r qredt e instruct q C oohinq o ond tdiaes o Mrs Turner ner. o idvorohie is quite or ioh, ' i r possess. Miss Borton ond . rodern doncinq. ' hnson, our schooi nurse. the pu- d Mr Mit e ioiic ond ri e Miss io d dnronq on . tot technique oi top, , d better oo downto se r inode inony trien s Atthouqh sh pits. P H Y S 1 C Pm L Gfiidtdiiirs X f i, 'rfditii Efritfvii. 'af 6' ir X M my -A :rim Sore throot? You ho t the schooi, she hos U R S E- EDUCATXON Tutu i w V ss, X e is new o N Vtorcticc ioiiiissii. iumes, una s:enef',' Ure r : . 3e under the 3Qpef'f'3' 3 SEM, Q f K A Crass if Our beau? Miss Tight . fits. 53.315, msxutts mfr :Jing I T fundczmemcxls if uri. Girls W f 1.2 ::'.'.'g,,f 3, hz-9 that their cppezfziie ie- ' ML O pends upon he sQ.LQl 4 2 work, Mrs. Benner, IALEE Hitkik, Mrs. Luther, M155 3, Iiflf' 5311, cmd M153 Fifi prepzre the gurls for hZTF,EI'J',lk1T, Miss Lee superiises school restzrur 3:1 COOKING CLASS fZffV, G14 J dy JUDO bsgn Headlight Seniors ond ci high school ore os closely ossociotted os HEADLIGHTS ctnd Cx vehicle. As students neor the cicnie of their high school ccrreer, grodudtion, they ore ctworded the pldce ot honor HEADLIGHTS ot the school. A driver relies upon HEADLIGHTS tor sctte lTCIV9lj similarly ct school depends upon seniors tor niointciining the prestige ot the school. During their sojourn they cicquire friends ond knowledge, crnd thus being foremost in the school, they ore the loest gucrlitieol to illuminate the eduocxtionotl highway of success tor underclcrssmen. Equipped with confidence, courdge, ctnd oniloition, seniors will be the strength, security, crnd success ot tomorrow. 'CELESTIAL UGHT, SHINE INWARD, AND THE MIND THRGUGH ALL HER POWERS IHHADIATEI' 4lOHN MILTON MUSIC 'Rails Fi- ' '37 I. IB R A R I A N S ll N.'X pe Tztfruvgillt lfilu Hendfrntftlc, Helpers and Harmonists ls swin 9' rnusgc? Yes, lg-ut only one type. Mr. Lunlfley, our orchestra an hand leader, reaches hsth the swing and classical version. The madriqal taugh: .cy Mr. Ssdergren, has been used as far haclc as the thirteenth century. The :rpererras un der his direction have always proved delightful entertainment. Mr. Hanks :cies every Friday to teach harmony. Carpets Wzrks Lf ErQwnina? Oh, that is an the third shelf to your left, wsufa he the reply cf the lihrarians. Besides answering many questions, Mrs. Pte: aergiitif and fffiss Tirswarth supervise the students interested in lihrary wcrlf. Vfe think hzzcay else Czuid manage our affice as efficiently as our own clerlfs de. Mrs. Ali, :dr Chef Clerlf, is assisted by Mrs. Kapala, Mrs. Schrani, Mrs. Pzlnaszek, ara Lexzvfgfs, the attendance Clerk. lf we did nat have these cinipefenf se2're'ar.e.s, 'he periids would not he on schedule, appaint- rnents wculd nc' he .Eepy ana ar.'.3'e-.'1tee.: would nat he checked. C L E Ft K S f 1 tf:f.l.'1 'U grit F i'r. 1 r Ni-lli 4 Alin ,. A- 5 d 1 x I 1. J x I w ' ,. ' hlmf. UHF''23..f.,f..w!..lM.'i'lf'BA.SEER ,ii Q , I U I . ,J A ' if . F , 7 if E .t Z: hm 'T' Round Table. 'n' Buskin. 'WCG' 4 , 3 ' UF' Q Za ,, f X I 1 l German Club BRINDA, PAULINE , . . Conscientious F H , . . Key-Pen: Silver Tri: GLEAM. BUCI-ITA, W BROST, GERTRUDE . . . Socicrble . . . Salutatorian: National Honor So- ciety: Class Play: German Club: GLEAM: All City Honor Roll: Ouill and Scroll. BROSZKO, KATHERINE . . . . Orchestra: National Honor Society. . . Sincere ALTER . . . Modest. . . o BUCK, ELAINE . , . Gentle . . . Blue Tri: Glee Club: Vodvil. CABLE, CYNTHIA . . son-voiced F . . . Blue Tri, ILQNINETE1-:N: PRIMPING i SURPRISE ANDERSON, CARL . . . Studious . Camera Club: Hi-Y: Sock 'n' Buskin. ANDERSON, DORIS . . . Reserved . . . G. A. A.: Blue Tri: Library Monitor. BABCHAK, ANN . . . Serene Key-Pen. BAILLARGEON, GORDON . . . Con- qenicrl . . . Hi-Y: Student Council: I BARLI, AASE . . Sweet . . . Sock BERG,VIRGIL . . . Shy . Stage Crew: Choir. BERGMAN, STANLEY . . . Quiet . , . BISHOP, EDWARD . . . Athletic . Football Team. BIORSON, KATE . . . Petite Sock 'n' Buskin: Key-Pen: Blue Tri, BONIN, HOWARD . . , Likeable . . Hi-Y: Stage Crew: Gymnastics, BORNETUN, WILLIAM . . . Grave . BOWMAN, EVELYN . . . Seclusive Night. Blue Tri: Sock 'n' Busl-:in BRAMA, ALMA . . . Compcmionable . , . WIZARD: German Club: Vodvil. BRIGGS, PAUL . . . Brilliant . . . German Club: National Honor Society: Ush- ers Club: Glee Club. BRINDA, IRENE . . , Self-Contained Blue Tri: Silver Tri. Nis- we CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS rfjii 3 TT 'if' GZHS1, Tifufurfrg Nles Tuppfr, Rmrls President, Llux Vice-Pzesidentg '.l'.71iE. the :ss1s 'Q ge if lfllff Helen l-liclidli, :iur social tgrdviser, Und the corn- rrrittee 'Ql.fIQfff,'Ef,, 'Fe close if lunudry, l94O, recrched our hiqhest peak of sos cidl sgccess Zi CLI' Qc ,2'fj'ge' 1:1 ldnudry lb. The thenie, Gypsy Trdils, syrnbo- lized our T315 if fe ire cf 'ffnich we were to complete on qrodudtion night. Orr l3:'.'gUr1f QQ The Fieverezpd Alle-zfurigler Lulzens spoke ot our borccoloureote service, did, the Els 313 Gigi under the direction of Mr. S-oder-gren, furnished the rnusic. The gr3'jtud'Qiug exercseqi ' ee field on ldriuory 25, Tolented members of our clcrss C'LT.lIlfii'EZj TZ 'ie przgrurg crf'er which Elise Kersten, voledictoriotn, Gertrude Brest, SUlLl,fCl7CI1U1, 3541 lGciIl.S Eriqlund, Roger Carlson, Arthur Enq- strorn, ond Lois lenserr spake on Things Vfe Tdlze for Grontedf' With the rnernory of that Yr.QPl' in our rriinds, we left our hiqh school doys behind to rneet the challenge of the world feeling confident thot whotever qool wos before us would not Ice zoo difficult to crttuiri, f-loyinq this new feeling cf power to fulfill dll our crspirdticne, we depdrted from our clossrnortes ond od- visers, Miss Tupper, Mr. Guzy, lffr. Sodergren, and Mr. Sornders, to morke o ploce for ourselves in the world and to contribute our efforts toword brinqinq obout peoce ond security. AFTER THE RIDE THREE MUSKETEERS T E E N f IANUARYQG NINE A Hi-Y. Q fix K ,,., E GROVERJDALE . . . Reticent . . GUNDERSON, CHARLOTTE . . . Con- siderate , . . G. A. A.y Blue Trip Sil- ver Tri. GUSEKVVALTER . . . Handsome . . l-li-Yg Sock 'n' Busking Swimming Team. GUZlE,KATHERlNE . . . Reliable . . . National Honor Societyg Sock 'n' Buskin, Pres.: Blue Trip German Clubp Ouill and Scroll. HALLING. IOHN . , . Subtle . . . RECORD, Feature Eclitorg Ouill and Scroll: National Honor Society. HANSEY, MURIEL . . Sedale . HARTLEY, WALLACE . . . Wily . . HOKENSON, WlLLlAM . . . Sober . . . HOLMES, GLORIA . . . Creative . HOLMES, MARGARET . . . Spriqhtly . . . Sock 'n' Buslzing Key-Pen. HUDAK, MARGARET . . . Placid . . Blue Tri. HUSEBY, BETTY . . . Reserved . . Key-Peng Silver Trip All City Honor Roll National Honor Society, IACOBDAYHART . . . Mischievous . . . IAKUBICE, FRANCES . . . Aqreeable . . . Blue Tri: Sock 'n' Buskiny Clioir. IENSEN, LOIS . . . Dependable . . National Honor Societyg All City Honor Rollp l2A SeC.g German Clubg G. A. A. FELLEGY,LORRAlNE . . . Companion- able . . . Blue TriyCl'ioirp Music Letter. FRESONKE, LOREN . . . Impxsh FUDRO, WANDA Silver Tri: Blue Honor Society. GERVAlS, ISABEL . . . Quiet . . . . . l-li'Yp Stage Crewy Choir 9 orsvoro, MARSHALL . . e xl GMITERKO, NlCHOLAS Unassummq A x A 'Y S dx X Q Q of-i . N, 3' sk U ,E Q A N to s 4? , is xi n pw new 4 S fx I 1 - . .. x ji. N 1 L, .-!: A-, X I Ge X f ClalFxlSl.GCK,ARVlD . . . Placid . . . , . Hi-Y: Camera Club: Choral Club. CLEVELAND, BETTY . . . Musical . Class Playp Sock 'Il' Buskmy Blue Tri. COOl.EY,l-ll7LEN . . 4 COY . CZERMAK, leanelte , . . Cooperaiive . . . liey-Pen: Dance Club. DAl-lL,l-lELOYN , . . Artistic . . 4 Blue Trl. DAllL, ROSAEELLE . . . Charming . . . Class Playq Glen Uluby Bluv Trig Naixsual Honor Socioly. Pef.f,l.FSH lOSEPl-l , . . Talented , . . All il'Y l-l:n:r Filly N:'1:ti1l f'l':i r S3-iwly. Del'.lA'z' 5.35.1 . , . Obliqinq . . . Slu- jezii f3'.1ri:Ll' Szgxp fapfaui, Hi'-.ffl HLEEN . . . Debonair . . . -'Lil l-liriir Sjvciptyz Key-Peng Blue Trip i:13f'f R'A .L-Ill-'S FQTH . . Pleasing . 4 , WMA iHfI . . 4 Unxullled 4 ZIYSLQYI 'Q'l,lF.TlS . . . Disceminq . . 2 'i Ilawnzl l-lunar So-iielyg All ElI3E'fFf..f .l.F,Tf5 ' , Intelligent H.n,r - 1.4, ., fii EIISSTFQ.- -ig H . Amiable IFEZY . Afiable . , . XW... 3 ealW'9 14 fl 'l' - x' 'tl .Y 3 r - lY:l'.ular5lup lrllll. 4'AP'llTA 'jf'l.l-LQ2l.llllQ , Fun-Loving . . Pllurl T11- G, .fa M, 'x'.'1:.'1l-i H im' .-2 ,'AFlLLjUIl IIFLDA , Vivacious . 4 . P lfTr1. ,'AHLSC1N,lfiALPH 4 . . Reticent V flvmlg Glwo xflulig C-irneru Club. A 'P,?L.'W',1ll HUGH? . . . Slraiqht-Forward ,. , ,. ,N J ' Hzl.. 4 cm-:r:m'UL FAN ' 35' VICTORY AT LAST . . . llxtlurial Hill I Swim-ty'7 Qu1ll and , '1Q-Imam plulfg l ZA Tre?-asg All City 'fAFll3ENTEl:l, Bll.l. . , . lovial . . . Bind: Chung Track. CEDER, HELEN . 4 4 Winsome Sllver Trig Blur? Tri. I A N U A R Y NINETEENQIQ MQ l 'Q 2 MILLIE STEPS OUT AT THE BIG GAME 401. A N U A R Y I N E T E E N buggy MORGAN, IRENE . , new . Q 'W' Blue Tri. MORTEK. WANDA . . . Unchqnqeuble MURIN, MARY . . . sweet . . . GET' man Club. IVIUEPI-IY,IULIETTE . . . Feminine . . NAGLAK, FLORENCE . . . . . Key-Peng Student Council. NELSON, IEANETTE Silver Tri: Band. ' ' 5 if -Lp' .. vi' I - .. Q ' '- N QQ . 'E . - x' - C' .I I as .4 Q ' .:,- ' I L., . .x , Ap g ut. Q5-if xw-if L... -D -1 U X . fl . Engaging Pemvv . V LOCKWOODDONALD . . . Placid . . LOPPNOW, DONALD . . . Pleasant . . . Choral Club. LUNDEENEDITI-I . . Collected , Choir. Blue Tri, LUPPINO, NICK . . Roquish . RECORD. IVIASICA, HELEN . . Dreamy . . . Blue- Tri, IVIASTEO, PETE . . . Athletic . I'Iall Guard: Foctball. lvIA'l'TSON,EAl:lL . . . Reliable . . MAYEFtS,GLOFtIA . . . Candid . . G. A. A.: Band: Blue Tri. lNIELLElXI,CLAY'l'ON , . . Sober . IIIIGI' Class: Intta lXlut'al, Basketball. McCORMICK,WARPtEN . . . Arguments- tive . . . IVICCUNE, FLORENCE . . . Likecxble . . . EEIIOIII Silvei Trip Blue Tri. IXIICHAELOFE, VIVIAN . . Smiling . . . Key-Pen, IVIITCI-IELLDOEOTHY . , . Dainty . . . Scholarship Pin: Music Letterg German Club. MITCHELL, WILLIAM . . . Quiescent . . . Swimming Team. MOORE, ROBEETA . . . Devil-May-Cure . . . National I-Ionor Societyg All City I-Ionor Eolly WIZARD: IIA Tieasq Student Council. 10 A , r.. ' Qc. QQ- Y 1125 an ri Friendly 'T 16 r, ,le Y In I X .v .Si A IOHNSON BARBARA . , Cooperative u Tri lfriiarazn Cliairrnanp IOHNSON ROBERT . . . Hoquish . . . J Writinqg Choir, IOHNSON, RUBY . . Sweet . Blur Tri. IJ EPI-I VIII I Lulx . . Consistent ru 1 lub Tracl-1. IAIEF MARC,-'XRET , . Iudicious Jral Club. KELSEKROEVFRT . . . lngenious . . , Cltaral Clubp Camera Clulog Inventors Club lrrepressible . . . J I rig llitijnal Hanor Sacietyp All r rrnan Cluby Blue Tri. WINIFRED . . . Pleasant irq Student Council, Vice-Pres. KLETZIN, BILL . . . lmpulsive . . Hi-Yq Stage Crew, Foreman: Football Squad. I' I-I FII Gracious . . . Key- YNUI ON MARION . . . Tranquil If 1-Peng Carl Linnae-usp Silver Trip All City l-Ionor Roll: National I-loner Society. KONIEREDWARD . . . Serious . KOSTAYOS FICHARD . . . Loquacious Class Play German Cluby Glee Club. KVALI-IEIIVI, EUNICE . . . Friendly Blue Tri, Sec.p Camera Clubq Forum: National Honor Society. LAUX, BILL . . . Versatile . . . Na tional I-loner Sacietyg Student Council, Vice Pres.p IZA-B Vice-Pres.p Fooiliqhts and Cur- tain. QC. Huw Q. ull- A Q l f' 9 dl lK RIN eLl R EE-i . Persistent N W N ROLANT . , . Fun-Loving ontll-xr-. lx.Al3l'lN . , . Ioculcrr . . Frolicsome -xl-TRN l'XFiGlE li P I 'gglig -Slew flulw. .-.T -5,- hL,i,f.1N LEO , . , ,N xx, ni inf FLISXLEWF-S lil Jltmt--r. , Impressive fvva- XI,- ST'm'l.ElIf FLTQEP-Iffi tive . , . . . Non-Commit- q.-,.. ,i ,mt-.N K. ERN , . , Merry '-91' Tix S. F., Pl., ',NSfTi LfE5,lxlNE . . Sglvet liz' Blue Tn . Fcmcy-Free T urns' -fllli. Lf . . Challenging . TFHES F-RNCIQ Lwyillll T1S'1CS. . ,, :ez Q dir A . Sensible . Depenicxble . . Reclusive ER ! ii' lil 1 5 'Q 3 D . Arqumentci- -' ' .fly K V . . Diqmhed ,A Key-Pen. f- Spirited . SCHULFERG LCnw 3. N Genuine SCAl.ZO,PAT . . . Artistic . . Trac' Lewer. SfPl.3xfEXX',5yl.TT IxlAFtGAl:tET . . Elite Tig. . . . fzxoxx- 'fi K .5EfxlOTUli,ELSlF . . Cheerful . Hex'-P' in lifur lin. Sl-ll.llP.5xRfl .'Xl'x'lN . ll1AY Gifs Sizzle' l'-Q'cllX1ll. SlYANlQll Pfllrw Xltisxc iNOlll'.U'.l' I A N U A R Y N I N E T E E N SNOW BABIES CHEERFUI. CHUMS . Eurne L i 1 n 1 LT 'ap A qi FUTURE SKI-CHAMPS? HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS Y IANUAR NINETEEN .' NELSON, lwlfllillfllllfl . llf-y l'1-11. .Shy. g, A Nll-CEWEfQll, RARLll . . Magnetic . . Nu?1.11a11l ll 11 11 .Y '11 Iyg lffll S9411 I, Slullgut 11111'11g ll illill l,ll1l11 -11111 31111. Olliifll, Q'HA:5iLOTTE . . . Natural - . . . Elluf- Tr1, 531-1-1 '11' Eusl-tinp Key-Pen. ' msowl 1EANETT1: , . surprising . 311V-91 T115 131119 Trf 13-1:'1'1':'. Tifil 3 013911 LoFP112,11:5 . . , wmy , . . A flusi. lJ1lY' EQ,'f113:.f5 131 11111:1:.: Blue Tr1. T E'1.f'E'1l, '.'.',-3.l.TER , . . Modest , A OLSON, ' . .J lil . , Exubercmt -Tic.: es. M M PALH L . Musical . W Eaffi fif 1, 1 , Iovial . . 1' f'7QwA PESTELLC, 19:5 , . Aggressive J ff' Elue TIL, Pres- f.,'.'ef Ti. PIC-g 51225 '- fHE'DII, F. ., Naive , . 'Q , 3, A l 3 , ,iff f' 'H Cooperative , Q A PRESTQIJ, EQJTH . surprising . . A '1 1 Rauma Table. if' 1' A 1' 13 -W f 1 ' 'N PR' C If Liif,-.i V . T 'l . X Q r 43 W Q. Gigi gun, if- L1 --trlmqm 'Q ' , A . :w,,, ,,,,,, . -in H '06, ..L1:H ,LLL mn., , Discreet . . A E, 12 Tr., if ,r 1 '!ffZ.i,f'f1 , i '.,, Q REES, BERTHA . , . Sociable . Key-Peng Elue T115 German Club. . , , Ezotlzall. ROBERTSON, 'NlLL1Al!l . . Athletic ROSEIUNALD, W.-QLLACE . . . Ranqy . , . 1'11-lfjEQCk'!1'Eu51'C111g Ezvmfi. Square-Shooting ROUES, HENRY . . . . 1 . 1113-12151, Presg l-li-Yp lfiusif: Letter. SACHKO, MARY . . Self-Contained . . . Blue Tri. SANDAHL, CARL , . Sophisticated . . . l-li-YgTer1nis, fa 61 'W X , T J 1 5 A ,J 1 ' A . , b l..-rw Ta 'Q' T5 Ta: , :ax K CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Bacl-2 row: Mr. Bucknian, Mylqlibust, Vice-Pre-stdenty Kegel, Secretaryg Saline, President: Sparrow, Treas- urerg Mi. Lunlcley First row: Miss lacobsen, Miss Bei. The Tune Class Crgahizes The A Seniors and their mothers were honored by the 12B mothers at a tea in the library on May 22. Our splendid banquet on May 29 was the result of fine cooperation be- tween our social adviser, Miss Anne lacobsen, and the committee chairmen of the lune Class of l94O. Centering around Mexico, the banquet climaxed our four years at Edison. Cn fune 2 the Reverend Mr. Philip Cf. Murray, Pastor of the Park Baptist Church in St. Paul, spoke at our baccalaureate service, and the Edison Choir, under the direction of Mr. Sodergren, furnished the music. The theme of our commencement exercises held on tune 6 was Hlnterna- tionalism and Tolerance. The participants in the program were Evelyn fohn- son, and Denton Engstrom, salutatorians, and Eunice Iackson, and Lorraine Sem- anlco, valedictorians, who spoke on the following subjects: The History of fnternationalismf' Hlnternationalism and Tolerance in the United States, ln- ternationalism and Tolerance in the School, and Youth Faces the World. The experiences of our high school days have made us more confident and more capable of facing the problems of the future. We are grateful to our ad- visers, Miss Ber, Mr. Pile, Mr. Buckman, and Mr. Lunlqley for instilling in us this hope and ambition. Cashier. THOMPSON, HOVVARD . . . Chipper Class Play, Choral Club, Banlc TREMMEL, DICK . . Atfable . Banlc Cashier. VAN EVERY, DORlS . . . Unaifected . Entered from West, llA. VANUSEK, HELEN . . . Attentive , . . National Honor Society, Blue Tri, l9i 'V-l3E'l'!. VlLLELLA,VlCTOR . . , Collected . . . WAHI-TOL, PETER . . . Solemn . WENNEl3.STHOlVl,Ml,,ll?lEl- . , Reserved . . Blue Tri, Silver Tri. VVESTl3EFlG,EYl'IOltl , . . Artistic . . . Orchestra, Sf- 'i . -Fllrf i:2,g lflusif: lx-ttfiirg All Scholarship. WlE-OZOEEH, Alrlll . . Merry . WILLIAMS, TACK . . . Iocund Class Play, Choral Club, Student Council. Ushers Club. WOlTAS, lOSEPH . . Quiet . YATTAW,ED'WlN , . Talkcxtive . . Clyiir Camera Shy Seniors Sophisticated . . . ll-li CME 77.3 ff: GLEIXM, Progressive . . Night Composed . il 1 r Coy . , . Str. . Athletic . Trufilc Manly . Sober . , , Conservative , . . lliqht ll DONQLJ N'll.r J , Seclusive . . lliqh: I A N U A R Y N I N E T E E N SNOOPIN'! TWO IITTERBUGS fit'-.l.l:'T'Pfi't fTTEP'llllIl Ti11:fliftl1':ll, Tr ifli. Pf3.TF,lf'lf fT,lELTlL'T HOSE, Vlll IEIAIT . Etiritzn-ir .7':f3l, 13l'fOVFCAl'rI, 'A'Al-TFl32 flubg N1ti,n1l lim 1 SUTTON, lfATHEHll-IE Blue Tri. '.'.'ElZEl., LAUREN . fl J!l7't'l rn ina TC-am. 'f,'ILl.l,l.l!lS, l!lELVlll Jr':r.estra, lv,'L'j'l1l. . Husky . . Fpcftbuxll Regular , . Orchestra. Sensible . , Orchestra: . Scientific . , . Camera ty, lnventfrs Clulv. . Humorous . . . G.I-LA., lOl1Y . . Camera Cluhg . Fun-LOVlng , , IQZZ .Mi -KW lHv3 J,Ji T' dlildeifi-S-vhs, , ' I THREE SMART GIRLS I U N E N I N E T E E N Usners ululzt lnvent rs Llub Laniera club: BENBOW GLORIA Serene . , . I ue Tri lx y Pen lc n Buskin, Treas. nl ' if git-Q y . U -mfr ,...ru' lim' 1 BEBL1 BL MR Vinle Hi Y: any Steady . . Q, 7 ,.,, BEBGNAN, lOl-lN . . . Complaisant . , . Band: National Honor Society: All City l'lfLl-'l' Boll. BEBGSTBOM, HARVEY , . Natural . . . Choir, BEBlLLON, CATHERINE . . Friendly . . . Blue Tri- Rey-Pen BLACKEYGEOBGE . . . Athletic . Footloally Baseball. BLOSKY, VERA . . . Neat Choral Clubg Blue Tri- Bank Casin BQLANDBB GLEN . BOBCSH, DELCBES . . . Quiet . , Silver Trip Blue Trip Otvliestxn. BONfVNlK, HENRY . . . Handy BBPXQX l'LOllL'NCll lroiunt, Pius.: Sttidwii ut' Club. BBICKSON, MANUEL . . Impressive , . . Bancl: Football. BBINDA, SUSAN . . Direct Creative Vt'i'itinq- Cligti- German C Composed . , , Cooperative uncil, Svcs Caine . l ,, Y ., QD, Rx ' Q' 'Xl fx up I t,L. x , t Q X l?-RlNli,lWlCK . . . Aifqbiqv. Egret, Student council. lg' Puff JJ xl 'Al ' :fli BRISTOL, LOBRMNE , . . Feminine txt .K p I, t . . . Blue Tii: l:rencliClub: Stiirlentfoun- tm YN Yr' cil. L xt BROCK, VERNON . . . Straiqhtforward 1 . . . l-li-Y,Ti'-sas.: Usliers Club,Sec.g'l'raclc. V r-,-',F, Rfk' BBOWNJANE . . . Sophisticated . , L ,P fl- Frencli Clubp Sock 'n' Buslcinp National L ' k Honor Societyg All City Honor Boll. ALLEN, CLARE . . . Shy . . . Class Play. AMES, IANE . . . Ecxmest . . .German Club, Blue Trip RECORD, News Editor, Na- llcnal Honor Socielyg Ouill and Scroll: All City Honor Roll. ANDERSON, ARDEN . . . Suave Orchestra, lax: Orcheslra, Hockey. ANDERSON, DONALD . . . Urbcme . . . Footliqhis and Curtaln Club: German Clubg I Sock 'n' Busking National Honor Society. Va' LV, ANDERSON, KATHERINE . , . Mild , . . VMOLVLJ Lu ANDERSON, NORMAN . . . Senous . . . l-li-Y. ANDEl:iSON,ROEEHT . . . Sober . , .!,, ,s..,-a. ANDERSON, X'Cll.l.lAl,l . . . Sludious , . . Ushers Cluliq RECORD, Ecllli-rg Qulll n and Scrcll Pres., Nawfnal Hbnor Society: A11O:'yH:rt:r Fill. ANDFESHQ, YOHN . . Able . LET . . Helpful' 1 Z .IZ-,. fl., Cf'-.Vlflls rv A FELL: F if . . Sweet . . . Serrari and Sec., Blue .fllff EQ T I 13 .... Self-conixolled nw' in Club: Symphony Club Larl EAlN, LCFEII , Passive . Baseball, Ezsbfeiti E,'QL ..., l ..I EEFLEH' . . Dependable . -3.-7,-3 :..,,,,,-,YY .T ,.. , .z,,, . . ,,.-.J.1, . I - Zi N I N E T E E N EAIILNJHA IAAF! Relxable MEN IN WHITE SAILOR BEWARE rt 'YL J' 4' XX f P IU N E ININETE1-:N W XNIIN BHTTY . . A Debonair . French Clubp Seek H Eusgzz. DILLEDONA . . . Petite . . Penp Blue Trl: Carl Linnaeus. 'DG5.I1.f GGFA , . Seclusxve BlueTr1. RAYNGND , . . Cordicrl Orchestra: Hxkey. DUGGAN GEORGE . . Witty Hz-Y. EEEFGING GGEAL . . . . G. .l.. Fx.: Frei Nat1::aLH:r,:r S::1e:5 LRING DUTH . , , Lithe , e mme. T... ELLIS, RGEEFT . . Surprising HLY. ' '::2'v' ':'N:t:' L...-.,-G.. ,.,-L.,. . Hzckeg, 'N bT'xOXI DENTGN , . . Erudite . . Na J a Rsuhd Table Presp Gail ana S ' nl RRG- Stuae:tf:u::1Q- Na'1::taQ e V: AH City H333 Pill. ERICKSGN, ARLENE . . Bland Blue Tri: Key-Pei. EHIGKSGIS, EFQLA . Chcxr' Blue TIL. GERALD . . . Scxqcxcious 5 Table. ERICKSON RAYNCLG . . . Calm German Club: Chex. ERPELGING SETHUF, -Spun-vt, .V . AU crrship Pray Natxxal Hs? X3 -I 3 . U - ykvvfg'-.-.. - N. In J' .3 A A Nerf' ...f 'P I U N E N I N E T E E N 40 BULIXLLY IMARLLIFBITE , . . Determ- med 1 T11 mul-2 'Ill Prllititflj 171-111- 115 1 1 10111 L 1b 131145. BUQHE1 LeFiOY . . . Poetic , , qln S 1116 if111tf1111 Qrilltlrf Stage Cmw, 11 CIIICI Scrnllg N1J'1:T+1'111l H1g111or Society. CABLE, ELAINE . . . Sedcxte Gf111111Jz1 Slutty Blue T11, ANP QHERMAN . Conscientious . . . LARL ON DOROTHY . . . Vtfholesome A. A4 S1ive1 T113 C311 L111r1Q-9-us CHAS, WALTER . . . Independent Gyrnnasti-Cs. , .J UQ' ,r r in 2 ml ,,,awl3 , , 5 I 5 . l 5. .. , I X . is it Q, .5 f Fx ' HENRICKSON HARRIS Ardent FIRST MATE GOING UP I U N I N E HANSON, PHILIP . , . . Camera Club HARA, HELEN Composed Key-Pe-ng Blue Tri HASTAY, ROBERT . Bashful HAVE, BEULAH Happy Eanr. Cashiery All City Honor R l N 1 nal H n r Society. S HERIVIUNDSLIE ARDIS . , . Steady Silver Tri Key-Peng Choral Cluby Scholarship Pin National Honor Society. HERTOG, IOHN , . . Urbane . Ushers Clubg Greenhouse. HIGGINQ VIRGINIA Plthy . . HNAIH TAVVIOIXID , . . Diffident . HOAQLUND, MARSHALL . . Apt . Lflrorr, HOFANDER HILIRED , . . Individual Blu Tri VVIZAFVV National Honor HQLIVI IVIARILLYN . . . Placid . in lubp Prerrvli Clubg Choral Club. HOLIVIQIII T IVIARGERY Sweet . . HORAN PETTY MAE . . , Fashion- able E run Blur- 'r'rig Choral Club. HULTMAN, WARREN . . . Efficient IAFKQON EUNILE Unpretentious a edrrterran lnlu T r- Choral uh Erfnfh Club All C ty H Rollg 1 - Choral Cluljip Student Courrril. -gg.. N' 68 ty lk IAIIIEIEL IARMIER , . . Moderate . IANEB DAIVIIAN . . . Mischievous Ban-lg Senior Hi,Y5 Torch Hi-Y. L:A'VIAf'HE DALE , Bold . LHGGX 1.901 1 Stage LIGVV. . Sociable . . . 117 Fuwtliqhts 611111 I ., f' 2' .JV V' K' Convwxal . . WEPHINF . , , Carefree 1.111136-us, P1954 1.111111 1 wty: AllC11y H1111f11 '5 P L 114,54 1 aivfxt Assiduous . Ncnve , , . . Rhyth- rmccxl QA' , 111'111511csg f37l.fT1i,FllOIJ ' Lanky v rin P ,fx :1 E111 12111 Nonchulant 'XX .1:'n.1:f 1111k11L1x 1 HAH ON L01 Careful Bue 1 1 I U N E N I N E T E E N GETTING THE RAZZBERRIES DOWN ON THE FARM KONDZIELKA GENEVIEVE Serene ,KJ KONDZIOLKA STANLEY . Loyal Blue Tri Carl Linnaeus Key Pen National KO7LAK lOSEPH loviul . . . 7' I-l1Y Camera Club FiEQ,ORDg National U' ix rbi W L! v Forum Pres Camera Club Class Play .1194 6 A-f 'hXu'6 L JCM' KUBIC SOPI-IIE Gentle . . . Blue KUIAWA LEONARD Viqorous KUZNIAR TOSEPH Dauntless , . f W, H 4 mis,ff,. ' ., lSu,., 1, A . Ja WE,-. .fy - M., vm. , V , -- ga K 1 an LOLINSKI GEORGE . Unswemnq V' 5 M Ar rr r l KOLIN KI HENRY Direct 6 LAGERSTAIWROBERT . . . Laconic , . . LA MOUREAUX, FLORENCE . LARSON, BYRON Ciioirg Track. LARSON, HAROLD . . . Candid . . Bandg German Clubg Hi-Yg Scholarship Ping National Honor Society. LARSONRUSSELL . . , Bold inqg Eootbaily Hi,Y. 7 LASKA, IULIA . jp vel Tiig Eine Til. I U N E N I N E T E E N SHUTTERBUGS TWO DOROTHYS 40 lANOSQO, NlCK . . Football: Tzrch Hx-Y. SUB DEB LINEUP I U N E N I N E T E E N Q, ' wacmfizm ' vwfw.w.fw5 2 lANOWlEf TEROTJE, FHADI SES . -Av U-,-iw 'wini- Spirited . VERNON . . . Adept TAHOE TONY , . . Meritorius . E151-I?'fJllf Faith-ally Baseball. , Discreet . . . I ': f : ,.f..,x-.,.- -...... . . . Mzarx, . flulzq Blue Tri. 'iHfCS'f'fI E!-.EL . , T' ' Tub Fi2'ballg Trix-Ck. ...A ,f t. W Q . Grave . T ha lOllItJi3QHN, IYVHLYN . . Admirable . , lY1VIllllUl1Tl1IlI -Tlx ral iflular Blur- Tfzp X.:-'rnttm Vlnltg All flip' llvnr FTM Nutr :ral llttn ft wtf tv. IOHNLZON,1Sl'l-3ftl-l- . . Alert . llt-Y. 1 l-DllN1'2.Q1N, llltl-t'.jl.E' . . . Iocose fd., 1, 41 P V , . l' -.tballg Trrglzg ll flzf, fftl'lllS'DN, l.ORRAlNlQ , . Placcble , E'll.1 'T!1j lff-?1.' Pen. l-UHNSON, HUBERT . , . Uncssuminq . . , Hcttilcfyg Has'-lftill: llvrstfCtjttirivll. lf'lllNlSUlXl RUTH . . . Sweet . S -'lt 'rt' Erisl-:ing Blu-1 Trip tflmir. TC?-lllSTOlI,El.ElE , . . Resolute . Elm Trl. KACZOFLFQCFSF . . . Independent , 1 e:ftrKA.r1onr3 . , , Friendly . . . 'ff Pfwy'-l32r1p S'UQlt?!ll t tlllltflll Natiiirtal lalcvriur T-H grew, lC,L.FElfl,ELF1lE . . , Sophisticated . . . K.A.l:'l:'A,l.lAR'r' . . . Eager . . Carl Lrnnaeusp Cnzirg G. A. A. X fy KEGEL, ANTTA . . . Congenial . . . . Pram, Tmasg Blu-2 Trip Choral Cluby Schol- arship Pinp National Honor Saciety. Subdued . KEGEL, ROBEPT . . , Band. Orchestrag Bcrnl-2 Casllim. KlMMEFtl.E,BETTE . . , Likecrble . . . Blue Tri. KOKETT RAY , . . Good-Nutured . . . Sock 'n' Busl-:ing Student Councilg Student Manaqerg Scliolarslwip Pin. E I 5 dp! fll71!fCff MOBERLQ MARGARET MARE Win- X. some Rilver Tri Blue Tri Bank . T LCI:-l'11GI' 411, It sq glut L MOORE lALlx Candid . . . -E, K. 4 camera dub Nutt nal H nor Society. MUELLER RUNSELL . Firm . Lun H R rn Monitor Bundy Hi-Y. N CEMANIKO ELEANORE Dainty key Pen Cnair NAROG LELILIA Coy . . . Na- 1 t Llioral Club: Clioirg oll NELoON ARDTS Musical Na- hoir NEL ON TENNIE Vivacious . . NIELSEN IEANNE Friendly . . . National Hwncr Surety All City Honor Roll. '40 MODEL, QUICK PICK-UP I U N E N I N E T E E N MASTRO, SAM . . . Stable . . , Na- tional Honor Society: Student Council: Band: Ticket Manager. MAY, BILL . , Saqcrcious . MCQUARRIE, FRANK . . . Swimmir1q:H MERNIK, WALTER . . . Athletic . . . Football: Baseball: 12B Treas. n MIKKELSON, EDWARD . . . Bright Swimminqg Ticket Manager: NVIZARD MILLER, EARL . . Studious Inventors Club. M3 Lf fl HEL Agreecrble L L APWQELLA L L Pleasani U N E N I N E T E E LAWRENCE, ROBERT L L L Placid L L Socieiy. LEITSCI-lUl-l, CARL Adroii LENZlvlElER, LEON L L Frank L Wresilinq. Blue Trip Carl Linnaeus LINDGRENHARLAN L L L Reflective ' ' CL r D Frohcsome Q-if-M 47 ffrlifdw Fooibrgllg cms 'Pliy 'W I LOTASIC' FRANl' Thorough L . . Pilrlllivxflll LOSSENLROY L L L speedy L L L H11 ,Q Vlfresllino. 'Q LUNDINLMLIRIEL L L L coopemiwe Seton Guild. f iriixlsirm Eur ENE Enerqehc ow Club: Hi ' W :Q i :.4L1LiiLmAis,snxxnrrz L L L unassuming f fl L L L Tor-th l-li-YL :.1AiiL:o2Ai:LsTrrrLfx L L Bunk lL lSlil 'l. 4 iLiALi.LLiLiL L L L llsliflrs 4' K QM' Light-hearied ' L lg- ' of A .,LL MSL L Tranquil SWEET RUTH CAN COOK. TOO LEGLER, WILLIAM L L L Fucehous German Clubp Hi-YL Bundy Ncriionol Honor LEWERENZ, BEVERLY L L L Engaging LILIAL ROBERT Dependable inventors Club l-liY S clx n Buslcin lionol Honor Society 'A ,K LIPSKE MALc'oLM Discreet .1 K J ' ,I PIELA HENRY Merry . . Hi N-V' Y llA Pres Student C cil. !,L . . . Key-Pen: Blue Trip. Carllinnaeus. 57 ,wi , if 1 T v. V, M N- 4, , -Cpu Af . Iocular . PIHLSTROIVI LORRAINE Speedy W '- ' L 1 1? C K PISANBRY MARGARET . . . Refined yi f - 5. N J Lh ral Club Key Peng Blue Triy Na,- y W 1 fl V r L ' PLETSLHER lGHN . . . Manly . . PLETSQHER, ROBERT . , , Resolute . PODLASElx EULJENE , Nonchalant . . . PREKSTO PETER . . , Iocose . Ushers Club Torch Hi-Y. PROVOS, ELEANOR . . . Amiccrble . . . Carl Linnaeus: Silver Scholarship Pin. Lfijxfdl PUCHTEL ED Resourceiul . . . Eootnall Basketball PB Pres. PULK EVELYN . . Aiiractive . PYRLIKIOE . . . Serious . . . Stage Crew. QUAREOT DALE Inflexible .A . . QUICK RUTH . . . Chatty . . . Ger- RAPACZ, RUTH . . . Aqqressive . . . Latin Club, Treasg Blue Tri: RECORD, Man- aging Ediiory National Honor Society: Quill and Scrolly All City Honor Roll. 'Y , N 32 'flfflie . REUBISH, DA Happy go lucky I' H - German Llub Q r A v gi- REASONER, MARGARET Sincere . French Club Pres Silxer Tri All City Honor Roll National Honor So ietx ' I U N E N I N E T E E N ROLL OUT THE BARREL PETTING PROHIBITED CHARMING ELSIE Q U N E J N I N E T E E N f' VC IT S, LEN ET-ED . . . Sportive . . , OLSON GLAYWS , . Naive , OFTA. Ag G'-rmrrn Hflulgg Cul I.ll'lT1'llbELlS Clty H rr r P.,ll- N111 zfrl Elini Sytxe Olifllxl, l.lAlllGAHET . , , . Erenthlflubg '.'v'lZ-JRE? Ein lash wr: Slilmflrilrslzlp Pin. JBEFLT . . Pithy , . NJ- H n fr S.4:1'9l','g Euslielbrjll. OLZEWSl'fl, STEVE . . . Composed , PAl.THEN,FEED . . . Dramahc ' 'rflmgrlry QHHQ- lflulm EQ lllq :, -flllll. D T l' ','UPTlfl . . . Reticent . . . PEAHO, lAl!lES . . , Carefree . PERRY, HQENE . . Agile L Mm . . . Unruffled , . .!fQn-1-1 PETEHYSOILDOHOTHY . . , Docile Blur- Tr.: Ell'!EI Trip Lawn Club. PETERSON, MARGARET Afiable . . . German Cluby Choral Llub Mad F' rlqal ,luhg Nullonal Hnnrr Sum ly PETEP ON,l!llLDFiED . . . Comely . . . PETERSOlJ,RAYlAONEl . . , Placid PETERSON RUBY . . Dgeamy TOSS UP A S HREYER DI K Facetious . H H U: ers Iuo Noon lvl vies. bEIl.ER DON Aqlle . . . Gym- nuetrcs Bon btud nt Louncil. U N E NINETEEN SELB, IAMES . . . Resolute . Torch Hi-Y. SEMANKO, LORRAINE , . . Ambitious . . . Vczleclictoriunp Sock 'n' Buslcin Press G. A. A., Secq VVIZARD, Editorq Nouonal Honor Societyg Qurll and Scroll: All Cnty Honor Roll. SERY, MARY . . . Dcxinty A.: Choir: Student Council. SEVIOLO, GENEVIEVE . . . Cooperative . , . ey-Pen. A ' HELLEY, EUGENE , , . Quiet . . . sHoPPE LUCILLE . . . Anemwe Blue Tri: Eondq G. A. A, SIKORSKI, STANLEY . . , Natural . SIVANICH, KATHRYN . . . Conqenicxl . . . Blue Tri: Carl Lrnnaeusp Qurll and Scroll, Sec.: YVIEARE, Ass. Edltor. SIVIUR RICHARD . . . Achve Torch Hi-'fp Group Cuptoiny Stu ext L ur rl SKOTTE, GLORIA . . . Sunny . . . Blue Trxg Footliglwts and 'Gurtoxn Club: RECORD National Honor Society. SLOSTECH, DOROTHY . . , Thoughtful . SLOWIK HELEN . . . Conscxermous SINIACIARZIOI-IN . . . Adaptuble . . . SMILEYPHYLLIS . . . Inqenious . . German Clubg G. A, A.: Carl Linnaeus, SMITH, DORIS ANN . . . Cheery French Clubg Blue Trip WIZARD SANTYGEORSE . . Candid 3 I EA'J.'I!I.l., T,1,::LE'f . . , sober l t l SAXTON BETH , . . fir. LJ: 1,35 G. A. .1-..: SCALES, BETTY . . . Diligent . Latrn Club: G. A. A.: '.','lZARD: A, I-Ioncr Rzll: Nattznal I-lgnzr Szi1e ,' SOHLERFROGER , . . Diifident . , . SOI-IIAALZEAUER, LORRAINE . . . Un- pretentious . . German Club: Srlver Trr: Blue Trl. RIPLEY, MURIEL . . . Sportive . G. A. A.: Silver Tri: Blue Tri. , ROBACK, MARGARET . fi Cheerful . . . RoBrNsoN,r,r,oYD ,, . ,,fq0na'ivrui , . Football. l ' f f'-11.-9: ' ,Al-f . if ,, L C, ROBLE, MARILYN . . . Charming . . . RECORD: Forum: Blue Tri: All City Honor Roll: National Honor Society. ROMAN, BILL . . . RONALD, IEROME . . . Hesourceful . , I Inventors Club, ROOS, MARGUERITE . . . Dependable . . . Blue Tri: German Clulw: Ffrllltlxj All Crty Horror Roll: National Honor Sorfirfely, Sec. ROSAR, GEORGE . . . Tacttul . . . Football: WIZARD: RECORD: National Hon- or Society. RIISCH, LA DONNA , , . Delightful . . Bank Castner: Student Council. RUSH, RAYMOND . . Non-committal . . . Camera Club. RUSSELL, LEO , . , Iocular . . . SAEA,lOHN . . . Sociable . . SADOSKLSOPHIE . . . Conversational . . . Kr-y-l7'err:G.A.A.:Sf-tf'rrG111ld. SALINE, MARVIN . . . Urbane . . . Student O.-unt:rl: Carrr-'-rfr Club: 12A Pres. SANDER, BERNICE , , . Composed . . Blu-f'l'r1: G. A, A.: Carl Linnaeus, f I ,,, , tt E E N QI I U N N I N E T E SOME LIMOUSINE SWEET SUE THOMAS, MAX . . . Artistic . Eootliqlits and Curtain Club. THORNQUEST, GEORGE . . . Tolly German Clubp Student Council: I ventors Club. TOKAR, GEORGE . . . Resourceiul , . . , Camera Cluby lnventors Club., I n. 1 . ,4 ri f f , fr'1'j TOI-CAR, ROBERT . . sober , -7- I . 4 Round Table. 'Icp TOMCZYKGENEVIEVE . . . I-'orcible TOYJVNSEND, EMERSON . . Disceming TURGEON, PHILIP , . . Zealous . . . Symphony Cluby Foatliqrits and Curtain Club: GLEAM. TUHNBLOlVl,HAHl:lY . , . Tcciturn . Ushers Club: Senior HifY, TURNER, ELSTE . . Carefree . . . VANDERlX'lYDE,CHHISTlNE . . Placid X . . . Blue iii. G. A, A, ' - - . . l T .S VAN DUSEN, amrri . . . opmmspf 1 R, P E- 1' , , . Torch Hi-'i'p Bandg German Club...K or f Q S wi S S voir DOMAT-iUS,DOROTH'il' . . nm- vi T tive . . . Eorump G.A.A.g lu ri. ' , , ' W K W V A ,U . . ., 5,5 if VTNCENTJEAN . . . Poised . . . Blue ' If Trig Latin Club: Choral Clubp AllC1ty Honor mx K rm 5 -9 ' Holly National Honor Society. i L WAGNER, VERNON . . . Modest . . 1, - Hi-Y. S f x x Q .. WALL, ALlCE . . . Tqcuui . -r. ' iq, Chcirp Silver Trip Blue Tri. 5 Q ,A A -R :-en WALLER, RALPH . . . Illustrious . WALLICK, CHARLES . , , Hcxppy-qo- NE' lucky . . , Football: Hockey: XNALLlN,VVlLLlAlXl . . . Energetic . . Band: Hi-Y: Stage Crew. ,L Yi X v K W N ' VVASEI-QBEHNICE . . . Invcriable . . 1 ,fy ' Blue Trip Key-Perig Carl Linnaeus Tretis, , WELLS. RUTH . . . Frm-roving . ff T . Crime: Blue Tri: G. A. A. T S X NYELSHINGEE, POHOTHY . , Gqy . . . Eoruiiig Blue N I N E T E E N 1UNE4Q CLIMB IN, RAY POSING SANNY AND IANE INTERESTED SPECTATORS I U N Eqw NINETEEN SMITH, IDIS W 1 .JJLTIQ T1'.,f.fr,, . Slclble , . . J SP,l,P,F 'ff . . . Vivcrcious . , , Ct.- WY , Lee- 7?ff,m,. LH .gf , .. .. ... r, .. A... :en . H .,,, .,...., ,, ,., ...rd . ,, 0 ' FEIZLLI1. . Decisive Sl3ERI:.'f, I-l,l.?.'.'El' . . , Thoughtful , fhirii flulzy ff. TF E : Gigi ity: fT.l.,Ifl'4:'E' if, . Bland . . TTETT . Diliqent . ETEVETJSCII fAI.lEE . . Saqacious . . Bizirfgr '. trlle',':,u.. STCIIEEEEG, FLCEEFT , Chivclxous . . . Fcmlzrulfz in 'f'.cir:fI'1A tiznul I-lzrizr 2:11, .1TPZCK,H1l.F'.E . . Fun-loving . SUPER, ANNE . I . Ambitious . .i'4Z'f,t47 pw Blue Tri, Key-Peng Curl Lirinueus, Trace. SZCZEK,I!'!ILERED , . , Aqreecrble . . TAMIJI, ELSIE . , . Fiery . . , Ger- mcm Ciuh, Pres.: Elue Trip Fozlliqhts crifl Currciin Club, lilfllizricil I-lorizr Szciety. TARAGCS, HELEN . . . Sprightly . . . G. A. A, Pres., French Club, Sec.: Blue Tri, Scholarship Ping National Honor Siciely, TARNSTROM, ROBERT . . . Consisient . . . Torch I-Ii-Y, Gelfy lri1rumurf1lBCrsl:el- ball. TAYLOR, IEANNE . . Fetchinq . . Blue Tri, Forum. Eoiiiiiig Plim Tri Vi' I'r Will rl VIII: OEIIXIETTE pressive Cul, Vice-Prfisg Nrilnrrrml II uri iffty, Svlmlorsliip Pin. SMITH, HUSSEIL . . Iovial Tvrrrli I'Ii'Y, VVr1-stliwi 'Aff'-.I-QI , SODERLIIND, ELAINE . , . Shy . Cllr ral Club, Blur-I Tri, ljeriirqri Lluli-, SQICOL, ALICE . . . Obliqinq 0-K I Blur? Tri, 'i'X'IZ,3,Ff E rl Liiilfus. . . Egrpiz lle','-Pei 2 A Y 9 4 .5-' 'WOOELAND NYMPI-I I V, V ir E 'f' , V 4 ,K 1, -f f .1 i ff Camera - Shy TH WILLIAM BILL MOLITOR OU GHTY UL ff' , ' rf -J ,ff f ,JK 1 ,. -fy 1 f, Seniors BERRY, PEGGY . Coy . R ' I 'i:i: G. A. A. RCSGS FEAN Tcxciturn . EORE, YERNQN . Husky . HREHA, BILL . Chipper , HUDAK, PETER . Adroit , , I-IUNSTAD, EUGENE . . . Unruifled . , E533 tl t 9 X I 1 I , lt I,., il In Memoriam WILLIAM DANIEL MOLITOR Tai ' ix To the memory ot Bill, who Icved hte dnd Ionw to do his share to incike this d better world who xx H decent ond clecin and tiineiovinqg who ddred to do his best ot oil times and was never too tired to try: who inet every dciy cmd every tdsk with d hriqht and hcippy smiley who indde triends with its dti dnd so has Ieit us the richer tor his soioiirn with Lis, we dedicate d small portion of this Edison which he Ioved so weii. Genevieve HoIkesviq. 1 ZEGLEN, Blue Tri. 3 la 1',1j, f ' 1 WERRING, REX I . . . Frolicsome . . Senior l-lj,'Y7 Camera Club. WIGAND, HARFNET . . . Willowy . G. A A.: Silver Trig Choral Club. WILLIAMSON, AUDREY . . Pleasant WILSON, OLEINE . . . 'Naive . . f ff G. A. A. 4' l aQfiQ-!,,.L.L,.,Jl' 7' 'L 'V V ' I L. ,Al Nw WERDING, PATFUCIA . . . Deben- pf air . . . Blue Triy German Clubg Class -VW Play, ' WlRTl'l,ELERNOH . . . Cheerful . l.Bil11U'liri. ' Q KL., j - WITTMAN, CARROLL . . Winsome . . . BIUOTI1. WOODKENNETH . . . Aqile . . . Twrcli H1-Yg gVIll l Hl'll,. l wcuavm. KQAN . . . Neal . . . End, Clrirmi' Ou rzlfl. .JD .Lt t ' V'ORCESTEH,lACli . . . Profound , Q 6 WUHST, E-F'l'T'r' LOU , . Exubercmt . . . Prluelrry C1rll.1 :1rm1S:REC0l:lD. ZACZH-1,liEl?lNllCE . . , Vivid . l , ZA 'QZlllf,GENlQVlEVE . A . Whimsical . . . ZANDEH5,li.iARYHlILLl2f . . . Cuie . Biirid. ZEuHE.S,Wll.l.lAl.'l . . , Reclusive . . L7 .7 D ANI! , . Companionable . Z'.'.'CLEKI ffiff Handy LOVE IN BLOOM CHUMMY I U N E IONINETEEN THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES X x .11 evflr idelight However unimportant they may seein, SlDELlGl-ITS ot an airplane are a necessary part oi the structure. Although extra curricular activities emit in- direct rays oi LIGHT, an education is incomplete without participation in sorne one oi the inany organizations, Each clulo casts a different LIGHT: Genii are encouraged to utilize their ingenuity in the lnventors Clubg with the aid oi foot- lights and a stage, the talent oi iuture Mickey Roonies or Bette Davises is de- veloped in the Footlights and Curtain Club. These and other SlDELlGl-lTS pro- cluce students with niany interests and thus enable thein to receive the greatest enioyrnent ironi lite, LH lf, LIKE A DOMF OF MANY COLOURED GLASS, STXXINS THE WHITF RADIANCE OF PTERNITYI' PERCY BYSSHE SHPLLPY Camera -Shy Seniors 1OHNST.-XD HARYEX ',.. Frank . , MARCY ELAINE . . . Sch-voiced . . XHCHALCY GEOHGE . , . Good-nutured . . WIZ- ARD- S:l1:l:u'sl11p Pm. Y OLSCN LOUIS . . Reticenl . EQSE GEf3.3xLf . Persisien! . Elf' THREE , . Cautious . by PEANUT3' POPEOFQNI EAHCKERIACK5 Tzr. -Tf-.. i I-L 4, ffwffwf KNEE HIGH A PAIR OF EDITORS 1 a w a U If me E ik V- ' rfLi'E!TJSn.SlMn7L5 2Y1i,'l' fl!1a?l'fi YE?! 'sw ,J 1 I. U f-. 'M ff- D ,U I r , '5,-u- Crea 4 'N' mn NNNKMQN. ...Q W W' NN K L 6' V A, . '- X Qu P N ww' CARL LINNAEUS Bats row: Gish: Kfzzeizst-'ski Ealzzuuzf 'ifetsska Kuduk 31:73:31-.'it: lvl-Yliiil Flirt: Lind. 1 Ne n'l row: Sartaers Sivarniri Straus Nlisky Charzempa Benson Svttriable Brink Pxsansky Stee.e Kurs? Sins Fvs' row: Super Treas- Astirat' Vice Prssg Grabslii Pres: Miss Nellem. Firma-turn Sei' l i Pia eziaxrzian. 9- LATIN CLUB Fail: 1' : limi? 'lies l'i.fTl:it','re lilgusan Pictur: T Third 112-I: K-,zdiilz f rs'-ix .3.1n-axiist lftarixer-xii: Sf-in b Second naw: C'ei:r!'if'r3x-.'sltL Cadiz, Grituit Ftfhatd Fzrst raw: Hssf Sn ei I-gr: Hips: Glenn. Worth-While interests The girls who enjoy the wonders ot nature are members ot the Carl Lin- naeus Club, Under the able direction ot Miss Mellein, the girls sell holly and mistletoe at Christmas time. The social highlights ot the club are the sunrise breakfasts. By hiking, pieniclqing, attending botanical lectures, and yisiting gardens the girls unravel the mysteries ot nature. The members at the Latin Club meet biweekly tor entertainment and dise cussions consisting of plays, Latin games, talks by the students, and the sing- ing ot Latin songs. At many ot their meetings retreshments are served. Cn Saint Patriclis Day the members are busy selling green novelties in the halls. Any student who has completed one or more semesters ot Latin may ioin this club, which is under the leadership ot Mrs. Melntyre. ,- fs WIZARD S3 is Q sin Kflieft Sadoslzi Sliourran, Hfnstrfini, Efl'1ITt'l mera? Haasrrider Smith, Sak-al Fivarnch, Kappa, Erxasti i F- flirt Grabslii Bari-io' i e Sernazilic Miss lohnscn. Aspiring lournalisis rem Xewcrs graduate without a WIZARD, because they lcnaw that from . ,, .. v,,-...o. , , . tni: j'6:Ifff-:: Art? l. 'rt F312-f T ... .J .-.HH ..- Tilfififif, S1121 1 . ,- -f,-Y -v ,--yy--if 11:2 a-.Hg -ap Tile t.f'.7lZ!3.P.f, he ffill receive rnany happy hours recalling old experiences iiffenty-tive selected students of the class are placed on corn- jf which is responsible for a certain section. Arranging pages, is, and 1-.frifina copy these are a few ot the necessary jabs. lass, 23' Zaretul arranging and accurate figuring, publishes a Tk '.'.rigo?. siazzi rates less than All-American honors. Eagscr. s Wheel paper, The RECQRD, is published once a week by a class if stuaeziis 'xiii 'afie fleiffs. These students get practical training in writing + , .. -. r'3'l,iCf.Q.: 313, : ,WWC MVA :Af- Tlt:.,.., .Ana --s,- .,r,,,,. ,, ,.. ,l7.I.z Wa.. -. .'3.f.aet' ' ' 3rQes ii school events. Senior interviews, gossip colurnn, sports C. a:'1'.'1'Qes in general are the varied subjects included in the news Tre aEfQPD has educational, informative, and hurnorous articles and Kgs: Q1 'Qu-farii rnalzing up one at the best school papers edited. RECORD Pi it I' ti ' 1. Az' H iwiflg Van 5t1'.'f,i.wyl:, Carlson, 1' fi iwslzi Eta' if Carr iil Swanson, Sairrie A t., ft '.'. Sit.: 'Rqble Wurst, Ames Rapacz, 9 31 N X x , K7 W ' f X 'M'- Nw X 1 .x s M A Q -Q A N an Q ' ff 4 ' 1 . -X , I i Vvgkxfgg L my I 'X N Q ,Q ,M , I R V Q -' , A , Qi A X ' ' X, L' K- 1 'QL K Y , 5 ef D f K fi x 1 1 was 1, iw- Q 2 i L f X ir gf f T . xW,, wif k S X ' XE ,,-' 1. fi Q V-r w,'?'i9- Y if MQ N A K ,, w x tx B-,x xx-' .1 4' X X 'Q sw BQ AY 3 , A 1 , . i . gr gf .- I 5 .f I Z, Pi Q 1 f A if - xc 1 wp-21 5 5 S 5 if Y YN, 4 ' f jk 31'f el b ..'. h f Q -X l JP 15 Er ' X . X 45 N Q. f .4 ww' . 1 X 5 X X FAS .M - A - Q N ' Q' xl Q X if, . . X 5 Q 1' H ' f ma a as Q 1, N x . V' 9. A K wi . Q 'YN v xi 1 :' , Q- 4 x g . b 4 . .V W t , R . t ,F . , . Q Y f X 4 ' , Xxx JN 3 . is 1 ? f LA? 54 4 i S! ' .wr Q .Ol , Q f 4 A . .xv N. f X N KEY-PEN CLUB 1 1 -111! 1111 lfli 1,11 flyv. ,11111 111111, 12, 1 1111 L11 :L1 111,11-1111 b,,, 1-111111111 1111111 1-1111 11 11 111 1-11-1-1111 1.11.1 11111111 1111111111 111.-L111 Key-Mmded Students T W 25, , '. 3'1L'i1'1 F:-'1'1.q1lf1S f1151:11-,f-'111111111111f111I s1111,1131111s1f11Q 1 1 11111 22-' fI1'f5!'Il111- F1-x111lT5jI ',.' .9 1 ,11.si11.f.1 f11'X 19111111 FC '12 :,,1,Q'1r 1110111111'1f111111111111f1f .1 II'l 111'x'1'11,5111'35f W 1111 T11 ' Cf-.f.f1l1111111111+ Il 11' 1111 '1t1:111fV115.L'1:1 1 P ,Q 211 '.-,' 31 1 ' 1:-11311111111111:1z21.'1',11111fw1111'1fa11 1111111 1 , ,1 H ' ., T111.a 13 11I1C11,1' 11111119 1+1-1' 1 1 11111'1 1111 1 13 13' 11111111 111 11111:t,1:11111111 11111l1'19!1151I1 II11l1C T 2 J fri, 1 ,11 111:1.5, 1 11-'.ff11111jf1 111115, 1'1T?1'11 111 1 1 IP 1 TQ ','1 -11 1 11'1f111w1'111i. '31111 11 11111.' 1111 1111111 11 1 J Q :,, 11im.1',11iI 111+f1'1'1'1Q1111111:1. MUSIC COUNCIL 1. Q 111,., 11 111'11- 1- 1' 1' 11 1 11 , 1,11 if - Wil ii . f J, af it he I fx I E SECOND CHOIR Back row: Tomozyk, Pratt, lgnatowioli, Brant, Morgan, Hogan, Ha-eis, liraut. Sixth row: Devendort, Harris, Kitt, Arneson, Anderson, Kai-eslcy, Volna, Pionian. Fitth row: Gullen, Iolinson, Peterson, Byers, Engstrom, Slcss, Brock, Alberici. Fourth row: Bartknecht, Scliei, Sery, Dols, Kershner, Moody, Searles. Third row: Beniamin, Staruck, Mitchell, Anderson, Swenson, Robertson. Second row: Simon, lohnson, Nordquist, Piche, Levine, Fresonlce, Berto. First row: DuBois, Osleirriariii, Sohulbera, Mr. Sod-ergren, Savstrom, McCune Specific Timing Without the meloclious strains ot our choir to add the final touches of beauty and harmony, our Easter assembly, Christmas assembly, and bacca- laureate services would be incomplete. Mr. Elmer Sodergren develops the voices of all students who are interested in singing. The earning ot an extra halt credit, appreciation oi good music, and a training ot our voices-these re- sult trom membership in one ot the most important organizations oi our school, the choir. CHORAL CLUB ack row Warcester, Hultriian, Roman, Nygaard, O'Herri, Eriaclalil, Eiclieri, Plinke X'Vorcester Sewray. ird row Ha li, Aaclland, loli,ison, Olson, Sundbeig, Nelson, Elliott Reiner. e-cond row Pearson, Ganiaclie, Peterson, Herniundslie, Dubois, Blood, Dewirig, Kegel, Taylor, irst row L Hood, Nelson, Norriiark, Olson, Mr, Sodergren, Anderson, Tkach, Clicrrlesburg, Erickson. 116' lr F's I . I I l N! FE . gli I ' 5 1 H 2 r . 1 rl, 1 K t 4 f ns S i wry! v it !. l in 81 Q - 1 ., W f-.NY fx X ' X. X,.x.vkw X .. - . xr , f I . Iv.. .Q v QL .qs if x 4? QW 1 ,,, -A E A xi :1'2.. 's- 1- lf KN r F ..L K QB 3' Q Q 7 .U ' I 4? 1 f gg 3,7 s 4, . gk X nf 'A r ' 1 . + A JIAL. MSF if ix 1 G . f 1 L mf -W.. I w - 1, 3 1-'lj ' 3' v - ,f 'A A 'f V9 1 'if 'K I , : Q? ' p ni: df, V it, 413 W qA . K 'U 3 .V i . 1 tr SILVER TRIANGLE Back row: Sullivan, Hott, Erde, Hoyer, Durand, Arneson, Larson, Howrtz. Sixth row: Hanson, Lundeen, Bergsten, Knowland, Boggs, Zenz, Iohnson Frtth raw: Peterson, Munson, Iohnson, Lee, Anderson, Lisovvski, Berlrne. Fourth row: Anderson, Gullrclcson, Knutson, Drirnak, Glenn, Dahl, Anderson, Fiulsin Third row: Draus, Larson, Messing, Phillips, Ilarsvrh, Slinialc, Noren. Second row: Pierson, Pichards, Rudolph, Beczkalo, Dille, Holmer, Jacobson First row: Overnian, Cabinet, Senianko, Cabinet, Miller, Cabinet, Brock, Vice-Fresg ltfrse A takos, Sec., Mitchell, Cabinet, Thor, Cabinet. The Tri's Are Blue Tri is the oldest established girls' club ot Edison, and also has the largest membership. Composed of lunior and Senior girls, it supplies their educational, social, and spiritual needs by discussions of problems, parties, and worship hours. This society is an active group ot the Y. W. C. A. BLUE TRIANGLE Back row: I-Qnsen, Nelson, Blosky, Shoppe, lohston, Dahl, Potter, Benson, Nelson, D. Anderson, LaMar. Eighth row: I. Larson, I-Ianrrrclt, Ie-nson, Nordqurst, Horan, Haqemerster, Brink, Ceder, Wrrtli, Letourneau. Seventh row: Kosticlz, Malarlzey, Daughendaugh, Knutsen, Gore-cl-ii, Kubic, Vanderniyde, Link, Olson. Sixth row: I. Swanson, Zeqlen, Lrepke, L. Olson, Soldahl, Pappas, Ritter, Brude, K. Carlson, M. Hanson. Fifth row: Larson, Moore, Branra, Capiita, Cleveland, Wrlwerdinq, Sernanlco, Rapacz, Bultzlieraer. Fourth row: Krnrrrrerlti, Carlson, Gosslin, Buckley, Warrick, Hnath, Sicliak, Cirtrs, Skovran, O'Leary. Third row: Scales, Ialiirbrcf-, I-lirclifrr, von Domarus, Moberg, Olin, Devine, Cliarlesburq, Martell. Second row: Sullivan, Dille, Stanchtield, R. lohnson, Eorosh, Ihnot, VVur'st, Steele, Fr-rsonke, Berry. First row: Kegel, Prog. Ch., Spfrrrow, I. C. C.y Smith, Tre-as., Festello, Pres., Mrs, Trllotson, Flatt, Vice-Fres. l-Cvalheirn, Sec., Taylor, Worship, Roos, Publicity. HH Y 'l'i..E I7 I ' 'till ' A l.. - wil fx Qi ll Baci: r: F:urth Thlrd Y-..,, ,ld f vw , I 5 5.4 FI Se-32:11 rin-:: eh., . Mu, Flrst rcw' V' S E PM we 1 , Y W 3 U M i P x. 2. I w Y P ll 5 RST CHOIR C Hein 135.5 VZ..-iii: Emil: '.'.',lffsl11 Audl-lsgm, Hilmar, L,:l:v.', 11 CTEST :. ': ' Egllxelp. N' 11-vtxilllli Luul, G m Vlw, A.1dIl1:.d, 'ff lil L53-,-. Q13 Sl :Z Fxiflzzf-'lf Lvgllllli, Holxlll-,I Pllie Llepbi- C -' -K TQ fllllw Pl lla-ln N,'IClllIkl'fl :.,,tY. .-5.235 ffdflrcxl-ra N:1clqu15I Plea, H':I'. 1.r.slf!.:f Supreme Singing S1Y.fjlY.'-5 fir Jsse lr, fzizly, for Qpeu hgouse, and for the Mothers' Club IS just C1 part if file fT.1II'.'-f' CILHIQE if The Edlssrl Chuml Club. Undel the dlrecllon of Mr. Elmer Sijergrer., Li reiergtly gave Cl fv?IllCIFliC1l'llr3 perlemlarlce Ol the 'JDST-3llCI, The Chfnes if fT:rrt.3r,j',', by Hubert Plauquetle, Several members of the Ch:r1Q Clue is: fi.. QQIIT 1:1 the -Illllllllll Vodvll. New lklue and gold Salim rehe-5, 1: he speinl iiiuslifrls, were presented lg the greup by lhe P. T. A. :hge vexr, C H O R A L C L U B E,, ,- 'f l'v11.l:.: '.,', l. ,ll:.ilz:k 1. l nfl: :I Ll 1515-1 Tig- 1 1. 1' l1l.2.:.l1 if 'l :Q : l'1.5llt ful, rl H lvllga lf, ' ' :.,l1l.: Y .H :Nl xl P'f ., : . '. Il Il: .C 11' 1 l Y ,. 'dll lli Vl- 1l',' V.'l:'lmi11, Vl.',1xl'ljl -.- J l 1 ,r slr, TORCH HI-Y el: raw: R Olson Urrstn Borys lohnson Enadahl, Van Prrsen ird row. Pnalrinrl Goley, Vddes Reynolds, Hrairrns. fond row Vick R Pick Xlvfllllii Kvallieinr. Fr st rowt Narsli ill, Serif Anrnrend, Vice-l:'resg Mr. Vrrllow, Adv., Saline, Pres: Srrnonson, Trvas, Usefulness To create, maintain, and extend high ideals of Christian character through- out the school and community is the airn of the Edison Hi-Y. Their weekly nteetings consist ot interesting educational talks, debates, and ganies. ln ad' dition they sponsor horseback riding parties, sleigh rides, and Wiener roasts. Through efficient nianagernent ot the second-hand hook rooni, they earn money which helps to iurther their goal. TWELFTH GRADE HI-Y Back row Kletzen, Olson, Benin, Gnsrk Fnqstrorn, Fetceli, Salrne Dalrlbera Filth row' Berg, Moore, lAf'errina, Sclrreyer, Legler, NVallrn, Brock Fourth row: Mitchell, Larson, Anderson, Drraaan Hera, Zarnor. Third row: Frensonke, Barnes Lassen, Krrbera, Briggs, Mrkkleson Kozlak. Second row: Pier, Clrrrslock, Field Fox Ellis Tnrnblern. Front row: Erpelding, Presf Mr Miller, Nr, Xlilloxx' Andrew Kfliwi fallsbr F ll I ,UP l '. l- is i SILVER TRIANGLE 'IF fs' lE'f:.l1 If Ar1vl+r:2'l::, Alillfliffl Asplxlz.-j if ff i Aixam Qn, Pl tl r, ln, P11532 'Yi .Q Y: lfllsin, I-4111! x1 it-4' . flllilul lg M 'T1ll1ml lg lQl'mS-im, 'l,lXl.lLllfl, IQHSED. -' ', llwlllllf-ld Vx!-. , l.ln1.1' l?1ms',-.'xl'li, '.'.'l1:zVl:, l. C Cy T 35' j Siplxizuire girls Cglulprise the S-1l'.',Pr Trl the little sister Qfigurpzixilim is sumlclr if: the Blue Tri 1:1 gzogzl and circle. ll, f kifziilu if the Y, W. C. A., and lUfIll5ll'PS llle- necessary out- url. BLUE TRIANGLE ' ' 1' Y it ,:: L' ' w.'- 1 ll .. l'l'frCl11'1' l ly ' ' '1l'r:!rjr1 ,v , l'.fkli I llzx' v1..11:l15i:l , 1 2. l11'f' .,x ' l ll vi' lfzl ' l' f' L.: ' ' lx:-1 l l': 11-I ul ll,::.1 ','.'1l rl ':, 1, ll! l. 2, lll-1, l .-'4..+i 1. l.f llfl l xml lf' lr in ll.. law 1 w l lu.: 1' l 1, lm 1lfx Qgwtin F17 ln'!-LQ .3 Il1l. 1 EH Bock Vw: Carlson, I-f+1II:G, RQQSS- ' IH, RUFS1, Boas, BJII1, Axkens, Vfr-:1YI:z:w-551: 1. Frat mx-J: M155 Smmmns, Oslm- 'vml FINANCE COMMITTEE IfI1Q N dbw Pap as ,I ,,. Qt:rnLhI1,Id, crI1n.,M1tth1kfser1 paul LAW AND ORDER COMMITTEE MI11111, AIIIIIJLISQ, M12 VI!OI'I'I4PI. SOCIAL COMMITTEE RECOGNITION COMMITTEE Buck row: Karkulcz, IYICIYSIICIII Sclmmxd Spm'1':'xx', Larson Eworklxxvl Anderson. Fusl low: Olemhy, Seng Zelemak, Pres: Olsen. Back row: Dcmqhenbcx Krenz, M155 Bukm Petersen, Brmstcl, Engci FLISI row: DELQLCT, Psffft Gzsslm, Engstrcrn, CE many Keqd, Sec.: ICI12 I ....-4 1 US HERS CLUB ff , 1 71' 1. 1.1 11111111 V 1 ' 1. it P 1' il 1.11.,1' 111' '11 1 111z',' 11. , ,I,, W, 1 Is Their Aim fl fgf f- L--' ,Ag 1.1. v,, 1,7 NI, , , .,.1 1. 111. 1, .1i11'1.' 111 Lf-1'.'1 ' 1 1 . Vg' rv .1 'M - 'i .. 325tt.Q1'11g2 I1 .1 '1.I111l1l'11 .1 1'11 S'111111 V171 1 111 r USE., ' ne '. 1plj1ia ,:' '1 IT' 1' 11.1.1 11:111111111 f1. -IUYYQQQ ixryf Qfl Jig? '2:1f1'1 JY 1 11f- 1 1' 111 sp-11 1 111 ' 1f111'1'1 11 1 13116 29522 15.9 Tifff. Thkl .1:111.1 11.1 -1111'. 1l'f-5, 1 ':11s 11-1 1111 111 1 T119 , . . . r .xr '11 'f i 1: 'fe 521,311 H115 ELEVENTH . , , ,. . 1, 1- GRADE HI-Y 'Fil' BANK CASHIERS Back raw: Brown, Simonds, lenson, Pestello, Shima, Shulze, Brede, Nyqcrrd, Young. Sixth row: Lasho, Weber, Overman, Korzenowski, Nordquist, Rosso, l-loft, Callerstrorn. Fifth row: Normark, Manske, Reiner, Almen. Hoppe, Larson, Giancola. Fourth row: Skovran, Kern, Price, Gutcwski, Krossin, Owczarzak, Holmes, Bowman. Third row: Iohnson, Almquist, Kanqos, Edwards, Bard, Le Blane, Olin, I-louser, Astap. Second row: Abraham, Mitchell, Dille, Enroth. Manqen, Revine, Moberq, Porianda. First row: Anderson, Sietert, Vice-Pres., Prestef mon, Pres., Miss Case, Hoblit, Sec., Benson Sec., Bergman. S T A I H G U A R D S Mr. Iohnson, Howe, Kreitz, Gryniewski, Bioiklund. Welfare Guarded Every Tuesday the Bank Cashiers readily collect the students' money. Each advisory has one bank cashier, who meets once each term with the entire body for the purpose ol electina otlicers. The secretary and his assistant record the advisories which have the hiahest per cent ot bankers. Those rooms receive banners which they keep tor one week. All countries and cities have torms of trattic regulations according to their needs. What would the state of Edison's halls and stairs be it We disposed of our stair auards, who qive the warning, Other stairs, please. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Back row: Smith, Sec. Sutton Brmqqs W-etlen M155 Fisch, Second row: Enqstrem, Chaxrmun VV11kinson Mfcsrrxck Mxss Peterson Fxrst row: Thornquest Dcxhhn Engstrom DRIVES AND CAMPAIGNS COMMITTEE Beck row: Andresczk Asplund Se-rnanko, S Schulberq N1kewef:h Brac Ames Paulson Cheqxn LCIMG1' Scwyer Campbell LCIUX Second row Duvls Berxou Schulze First row: Mr, Green Dressler, Chairman Mxss Seumo The Students Take Qver The 3:1 2: the S the eehzzf. The tier five students 1: ihe 3 groups. These repre to their udvgeimes, T homecerfnng hzzxur pose ef rugeng 5.1133 grams, and Lund qi. seventy-five member -26 'V 1 Brilliant Minds Make l-lonor Students This worthy organization is truly deserving ot the name, National Honor Society. The rneniloers are the outstandina students ot Edison, who meet the necessary requirements ot scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Each sprinq and tall the nieniloers vote tor students who possess the required quali- ties. These in turn are approved lay the faculty loetare the students are initiaied into the society. The initiations take place twice a year. FRENCH AND GERMAN CLUBS Back row: Schrrrrd, Enqdahl, Arrderson Rudolph, Bliss, H Stelarxlig Ffzzxfie lin: Sixth row: Rerdel, Olson, Carr, Prclcshall, t-falis Stormnr-fl, Anclrirsin Fahey' T 1175 Filth rowi Smith, Lasie, lfrr,ruqlr-errbauqh, Girrr,-clzr, Mitchell, Tlrirnqurff La, 11 E, Fourth rwiw: Gullrcl-tsarr, Keds-l, Fic-as Naftsarr lclirxsiri Srrrrlfg' E-:id Fr' ' t' Third raw: Grtrs, Wallin, Norrlrlrrfld Staslia, Dew-rid, Lil J l.l.Y1SII'. Tefipxirg' Seccrrd row: Abraham Fresarrke, Peters:-rr, Rfrglcy, Ers.-:rr CE1a:les:1rr1 ' Ixzziezz First row: Surrdberq, Hurrczalz, French Treasg Arnesjrr, German V153-Q 1 Miss Brrlcrnarer, Fleasoner, French Presg Erchen, Gexrrran Treasg l3ir'.s,.. xnx- v a GCSCIX r .rar rx w Q -ww t . drtra Olso NATroNAr. N, HONO socrsrx' hack raw' Skatte Rapa Pr lr lk 1 . 11135 v it tra F.,a.'.r:rd Lil Recs Srzxxif. Seritaxxs Nelssrr l'h:r'd rcxx Grxstatst r Kemal Fhordrrra Back er lacksorr Ham N .W Sa Fate: sr ri Tara a .rrr.r.a rom Rr---f X 1 -,ear N-'-. Crrxt x rtsxr Frp Q-X., . rr Rt .rsrror A SPGYVQW Tarrixrr Ee 3' rrran, First row' lziaorsorr Ls 1 lei' Larson Stczrebe aYlCl5llClIl hlyklc' :st Service Rendered The genial Hi-Y niernloers rnanage the second-hand boolcroom at the be- ginning ot each sernester. The boys' organization receives very little protit ircrn this service, but the protit that they do receive is put into the l-lisY treasury. This etiicient service enables the students to huy and to sell their hooks with very little inconvenience. The Group Captains are the coinpetent students who assist the advisers. Their duties include reading the announcernents, checking the attendance, and distributing the notices and invitations in advisory. The Group Captains ac- quire a sense of responsibility through this service. B O O K R O O M Vvfoltiri, Enries, Broclc, Saline, Sw 'FHS GROUP CAPTAINS at I- l QUILL AND SCROLL on arnch, Ames, Renstrom, Guzie, Bushey, Hapacz, Anderson, Nikewech Carlson, Brost, Camp! bell, l-lalling, Mrs. Gillies, Miss Iohnson, Mr. lanes, Miss Fisch, Mr. Cook. if t t ,X t. r ' 41. 'SLT .tt,s,-.s,.,,g,g Li I Q I y VI ' T . - f Q .L , ll,l of :A gil s i . K t A ' F O R U M Back row: Scott, Norrnark, Dahlin, 'Warrick Taylor, lohnson Froelich Roos bchuio r Third row: Sodergreri, La Mar, Hott, Callerstrom, Sparrow, Hott Rolston. Second row: Dressler, Skotte, O'Leary, lfllestman, YA -elshinaer, Roble Krysznski Aka First row: Peterson, Hnath, Brock, Horan, Miss Ross, Eraa, Pappas Xloriicl: Von Dcrxia Leisure lnterests The members ot the Forum learn to develop more pleasing personalities through the debates and discussions at their bi-weekly meetings. The extern- poraneous speeches, guest speakers, and the question boxes are the social highlights. The thirty-six members, who are elected into the club, are the sa- lient students oi the school. To be eligible tor membership, the girls must have a high scholastic rating, and they must be Sophomores, luniors, or Seniors. Outstanding students from the school publications, the WTZARD and the RECORD, are elected to Quill and Scroll, an international society whose purpose is to encourage Work in journalism. Talent, competence, reliability, and schol- arship are the traits a student must possess to become a member ot this honor- ary society. The election oi otiicers is held at the luncheon which is given twice a year in honor of the new members, i i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .IM ,X FRENCH AND GERMAN CLUBS f . J , ffm' F ' ' if : ' J., f. Llrryi rrr rrrrrflt, Foreign Language Diversifies Study A Very usnve Qrggruzlfrzn CII Filson the German Club from which The students af German derrve edufgriznul renefrts rn Cr sifcrcrhzed rngnner. The members sing songs, play games, Qrnii serve refreshments Chcrrrzrcterrstrc of the Country. The French Club rs srmilur 13 me Gerrngn Club except that all the gctivities gre chirrgcteristrc of the French. The members meet once cr month to learn the French lgnqugqe, Customs, gnii ideas. 0 Futures Tu Fiiirig absentee cards and excuses, working at the switchhoards, arid going on errands keep these office pages busy. They ali take a turh at these different jobs to become familiar with office routine. By working during their study hour they do hot miss any regular ciass work. This training does hot give credit. Giris who are interested in foods arid have had two years of cooking with a HB average are eiigibie for the cafeteria ciass. They receive prcrcticai training by working at the caridy counter, cooiqihg ih the kitchen, arid seryirig the students and teachers. Sirice they have three hour ciasses every morriirig, they earn two credits a semester. OFFICE PAGES Side: Kxx'1taii,Sadasi:i Sciiuiio Carperitier. F1:'sti:'.'.': Sevicia Nieiser: Kbridzieiiza Fxeas-Duet' i.X'iiiiJrtxs.:i 922:22 Tyr - Dcrzrazus Ichriscn Nicriick Pcrufsori Taiasirk Srabna. EJIQI Sniper :X-fllil Kgstrcli CAFETERIA CLASS Pavi: tow Lewert-ru', Turuor, Bidsiiy, Xitraiirid hftgs Typ First row: 'l'orrrvZyi1, Ewrash, Sciirrmi1'iM1xi.-x ,--1 ,Nw Provide Pleasure On alternate Thursdays, the Sock 'n' Buslcin members meet to discuss and dramatize the plays of the great literary genius, Shakespeare. The club is limited to twenty-iour rnernbersg therefore those who are eligible for membership must be elected into the Sock 'ri' Buskin. To be eligible tor membership, a stu- dent must have taken one term ot Shakespeare and have a desire tor the further study oi the drama of this great playwright. Curtain! Lights! Action! This is the call heard by the members of the Footlights and Curtain Club which is under the supervision of Miss Garland. These students are greatly interested in dramatics and readily display their ai:i1:1y in assembly prjgrarns. At the beginning of each term those who desire membership are required to give a short reading. Miss Garland chooses the ne:-.' ni-embers according to the talent they present. SOCK 'N' BUSKIN limit ww, F111 in ii, lttf- ri, 4'lfw't-l-iiifi link, E-eribfvw, lwliri, Buckley , TT T 1':.i:, ttflriw 11 Vtlui ietfi lllfl T,pp 1 'Ln' ,Ft n i :i, FOOTLIGHTS AND CURTAIN CLUB tandira Mis: G':riar.d lliafleer., Emi-ey frfnir. ffn ' Hit-ir 1:., I 'iftf' arrtw, Turf:-, J., Tarnrz. Egfy-f 'I3: if .1 'Q' ' ' . T: , , it :'l Eiviwiiu ,4-. fr Q'--'s LIBRARY MONITORS STAGE CREW Back row: Houfs Tfenner, Jilin, B221 lund, Berg, Hanson. First row: Pyrlxlq, Eens:n, Larsen Bush-ey Hendrickson I-fr. Erezninq IIIIIIIE Baci: row: Stefani-zo, Townsend, Anderson, Erickson Carlson C-uselc, Eratt Saxton Czerrnak Fxshc I 5 N First row: Rivett, Tdmm, Van Iteenwcrilc, Lasser, Senian Erindci Mayers Holland ulin. Where Service ls Given Our efficient stage crew perform their numerous duties throughout the school term. They conscientiously manage the lights, scenery, curtains, and loud speaking system during our auditorium programs and evening perform- ances. The service which they render is of great importance to our school, and we appreciate their aid. Monitors patrol the library during study periods, before, and after school. They are chosen by Mrs. Renderniclc during the first weeks of each semester. Among their many duties are assisting the students in finding references and books which are needed and giving blue slips to the students who disturb the library during study periods. run:-ul 3 :tw ,N-A. GREENHOUSE E- ,.: I : ip. ll INVENTORS CLUB 3' V - l 'T l' V'-1 M it, lt litirr. Bullos, ferns, Und 'fzrpus t ,'.fJer.: these are wirtclieol dnd wdtered hy the greenhouse rhernzers. hecenyy sfo 'zzgy 1tQ.g:rfir.f itrrtvetl t, mtgrlgg may hgme. here. The corretdlcers dre student lovers ot nliure, ln the sprinq, young qorrden plotnts dre sold to SfU'jEfi'E ind cy ff.-2111.2 zziiney is ririsfd lor the needs ol the greenhouse. The inventors Club is the open door it opportunity for the siientiiicdlly rninded students. Here they further their lznowledge of physics and chemistry through their experiments and inventions. The dur is divided into three pctrts: photoqrcrphy, optics, dnd electricity dnd rddro. Each me-rnher pcrrticipcttes in the field in which he is interested. Fla hlight Scintillatinq tlashes ol lite at intervals ot notable school events are displayed, not for a moment, but for a permanent memory record, in School lite. Parties, assemblies, class plays, banquets, Homecoming, exhibits, the vodvil, and the operetta are the FLASl-lLlGHT powder or bulb which, with o little pressure or encouraqement, releases the excess energy and potential talent ot students. Cnly a tew seconds ot time are required to impress the happif moments and highlights ot lite upon the sensitive plate, the heart. As years swiftly pass, FLASHLIGHTS in this section will revive the memory ot those treasured occa- sions. so Hts srlsr THINGS ARE DONE IN THE rmsti or A motxtswrk mlxiss Htissm. Lowisrr CAMERA CLUB lx rom Hanson Larson, Bac , Saline Lcxux, Kreitz. d Third ron Russell, An er- son Lunior, Normcrk S tt OLe-ary, Hott, Iohn- co son Vtfestmon, Peterson, qecond row: Callerstrom, Bushe-3 Ictckson, Peterson, Piche Bristol, Oakley, Pet- ers n La Mar. Fist rum: NN'err1nq, Bran, L lcll Moore, Dressler, Holkesxiq, Oslund, Tokur. Negcrtivesl Prin twice cr month i leczminq mere rcrphy. Thegr i ccxmerfr, the ccr volved in taking the final develc Guest speakers, rf the students, cn discussion are st presented crt the CC WE AND GET IT the Ccfmerct dcor picnic, whi fi students to prcrc which they hcrv f i While Pictu Are Taken ts' Th mem f' . - i w +1 Ders ot ine car, cr 'ie pumu rw .4 ear i fi tu e fundamental pre I6 fl GIGGLES Y.. I-' Twice CI year tn rr Clu ':'ll 1' Q A , 2 5 H! ii, is li! E 2? Q sk- Ai ,,: ew'- 62 -g 53 2 PE Dian. LEQPL .1,ii15i?Jf'aGoL?Hl'62 1'Jw?ZQ11!Y5,!iki1fIh3T.imikkwdsiisnlk M -MlnM5Zw i.vrAv M-i-.'W:J?mE'W5H'l:ie7!.'. Q . X X . X is g 1 X is X XX xx ESA X 1 -sg , x X NQQ X Q X 1 Q! . 0 xx XX xx X A X swagg- i at 4 I 'K a: Jw 6 J..k u 'M 1 ' x I , gf , bv 5 ' 4 l 1 I 1 f --2 M 1 s ff I Q U 1 in J Ag' kj qua, nv i ff 'AW' W ,M ,I algb AT THE BAZAAR Exxtfrxtnxzgxrxq sails shiws 11.3 b ' Hhs kept vgsxtixs busg V N f w - w DffJIOf1.-,'L'lG Hmmf cymmq Damn AL , 1 1 1 4. 1 F vs? i fx H ATT Y 'xF'TEnIXlaf-gm 'V 1 1.4 I mm 1 7110 W r,,.,,, ..- A 'L-V 4Y.,.g., . . f.....1' Ii 1,-3 'f-,vf-ff-v- fw-fm g' 'j'A '1 ui, .-.,-..7.- .,.,, ..4. v',- , r ,, 4 -1 91 ! , A v I - v J Q Z 'vw ' 4 ,.,, . ffwiiz if f, Q-E +A Iffvf fv :' 'V-GL' --f f '- M xL'1' T 1 1 A., ,A,.. J -,.-. 5.. -. x.,,,.. . A ,. :ff bf -f -' wr M, -. .,.-.J,...,, .,,., 'Y , - L- , . , V., .J Jfcl +,-- -f-'ff-,ffh I I ,I VJl1EU 'l 'iijli if :U Q1 if 0.9, f , 'Aff Q ADW xc F'T 3 . GIRL Cv K! 1a uAff,?v4 '21, ruhlknwz 1 ' lv 5 POE YOUR ix .1 f: UL, , gj 'i INPOPZMATION D Y I N HHYTH Exl . ,X xg... To entertain the crowds ot fans dur- ing the halves ot last seasons games, three clrurn majors and two majorettes lecl the band through tancy maneuvers on the tield. Vtfhen all five are on the tield at once, twirling to the same rhythm, they present an artistic picture. They are uniformed in colorful combinations ot blue, gold, and white. They also gave an exhibition ot their achievements :lur- ing the pep assemblies. The baton twirlers proved a great suc- cess during their first year at Edison with spectators at the games voicing their approval heartily, THE FIELD ABLA E WITH COLOR -. . xmiN They Twlrl At The Half way Mark , 1 -r-1 ' y-wr. MAIL. Sr H 40 Es When The Wizards Walleped West! Never fgi 'ie E. e 15.3 Gi. 4- 111.11 ff.Qhfl','if'.11f. 3' 'lie Q12 , 3 .rg g, Tim Blue 'Jnj Gilj .1.' The studenzs wire .t, ineE,1.Ae'uJerfe 1-effie 1 fr 111. end IZ end, the fgeli gmfereu fe Q - tener sun, and A1 :ivy ' 'Jura eg: trouncezi 11 vullixnt Cizv ,, The hlQh11QhI of ine Qirfzle iJf1.e ' 'ne half when cur Hornefgrnlng Qeeef. 1' 1 ne' four LGC1193-ifl-VVCIZILYLQ purauei Jr: J 1 'f f- wff field. Evening fiund the alurnni l',L1'.,Yn.1J and chatting together, vismng me Buznufn, , . rx Und Wcrnderlnq off to ine gyrn fir J 'guy waltz with one of the LH ffsrnesfm LAST MINUTE COACHING r-.,,.., f- ,,,, v-...J r-Y-V UA... JM, L.. ,J R -q-...... 4 Q I I f iff -4 45,4 i iw-+'lill1 iliflx. BAlLLl Lowell Plirilze W xx 1 A I ' ,-fin. t . '-J 'J '. LS ,KQV Vocalists Perform The Chimes ririq out heraldiria another mu- sical drama as Edisorrs Glee Club presents The Chimes ot Normotriolyf' Sparkling settings, :ol- ortul Costumes, cmd coristaiit work by talezitefi soriqsters make up Robert Plahquettes ramazi- tic operettot. Whether you prefer villamy, mystery, re- mcmce, or adventure, you could riot help but eh- joy this stirririq and impressive musical produc- tioh loy Edisorls owh warblers directed by El- mer Soolerqreh. - lil 'KIRK' IEA IXRAINIA CLA9' VIVIN' I'fXN'I'1NlIIF v. NATURE PRESENTS lu I 0 Y Fzfdxi .3-.z1df1sg11 M15 Sides. Gt-I-Gthr 1 S O G Q S , l.552r':'.iQge5 3' Ejiif' this yefiu have give: 'iffy e:teri31:'.1:1g. They have 121135: Zriri. 'Efhilfllif :'f13'.'1e.f iw sjh 1-'11 32, 55.4513 Tie S'J3Q:1iC11,1r1C1I1Q111d Mr. dflk isp 55.31119 Lg? QIES?f'l'.Ii.l?E IVIIl:'I'l 111 erestgfg Q .3113 prifessgizpxl gzxt..-ft: are 1: :'Q'Eff rzz.. I'I11IL',' it 11111 335511.53 gre pfinxfej 111121111 121: wi TI 5 repte 2:-:f,g:.,:r1 ,gf1':i'Lj-1112 :I if 1' fliigre '.-.'f..Qe 'he Qr3:113' 1111151515 111114- ,f ,JG .,-, .J .-.. ,. .,- -,., A. -J -.,4.. 11, -N . , ,A F, vw --ff fi -f- f N --'gn .F ., .Y C-A-lfyj --'ff M 2'-2'-f' IJJJJIIIS. M-, ,WA 7 - LW W -1 3118.111 1,::':.. JN, ,.. ..- 27, I.:,-.., . I. JLHITETS, 315 ffY1,2'1 51315 4 1 :1,,:11,-11? 5 Q7 APOLLO DISTRICT WINNERS 11.1111 I 1111I11J1:, P11139-li I15g1d:'I1 MARY GAY GETS HER MAN Betty Cleveland, Howjxrd Thompson. THE CLASS OF19-10 PRESENTS Mi' binders Fi.nt i.'.': Pat x.l.v1lH'. 'I'llI.-I Donald A:id.rso:: Gig: fir? 2? Stellar Seniors Stagesiruclc The lights are dirrinied and the curtain rises on the first act of another senior class play. Again the auditorium is crowded with people who witness the dra- matic ability of seniors who niay soine day attain tanie and fortune loecause of their start in The Adoralile Age or The Parnily Upstairs. Dreamy, lovalale Mary Gay proves a very efficient inatohnialier for her- self as well as for those she loves best. l-luinor, roinauce, reality, and suspense Contribute to The Adorable Age. Fuss and frills alniost lose the long sought after beau in The Family Up- stairs. Spice descrilnes very well this senior production coached by Gor- don Sanders. DA IERKERS' REVUE FRICKLESNITZERS 1' -- P5 ' -' - 7' - 1 : ,- 1. f'1'l,1 111151 aww v - Q,I1111. Sparkling Slap-Stick F Qiffl Tr, 1 1' LQ- 1,,T 1t1v1.v 111 111 T QE ' F 'W' FTA jQ eijzg f:t11g1'3.f11f, LTTII' 251 3 111- Afjgqjjgj'-1 ', . T','lfl 111. T W ' T.. 1 A 1.., .. 'Jr' L12 -11 UTS. 1 1 11 P - . , . J, ,A-5 ff f L: ,.. I-,.- J YS , TIF? f- H f-'11 1 ,MA .NIP UL ATO R in I ROYALTIES OF SWING , . L . , L MELODRAMA D 1 I'5',1.1 1111.5 1, '.'f11.',' lf1L11v11.1Ll, D311 1 1 ,J ...L Qhwl f,'1 ' ALL SCHOOL HOLLY FROLIC Santa Claus and Ari Engstrom. Tho Student Ciuu Chf1S1lll IS D1TIHCrf', wh-are many srud-sms met Hmmm was X1 qmuol success, DICK LONG ENTERTAINS CMH' 'rw rwlwxm-vrxwlgs ton w I' 1 my .Y LUCIA: Lmq ulllul 1115 mrfllostrvjl. FOLK DANCING PARTY Polk dancguq, si pipxllur 'NIS yelr rnzj-9 iul HJ. A. A, party. S W I N G S T E R S mscu s Tn: Orcitsstm have pxctured IS all S Catchy Comedy In Colored Lights Assembly TO'ifI'f?H Vfe of hedr that fflflilllif phrzse. S dems flock To ihe dudiirggrr. winch their cldssricies dry' tize hctihzus Chzfztiers. ture? Perhms gt troy Qedd ' port in the oldss ZZCZQ' :ro if there, who krAcv.fs7 These short pr:dfr'1or,s on by the drdiijii gfipps Edison provide sziisfypig er, toihmeht. u. ,, ,A . I... A . , , 'Ch ZF:- 1-iff' 1 . r- 1 J ' v , , M.. I U of , A '4 M27 vs v . .F A ,M za ww tarlight ln our world, the beams of the sun, our nearest star, are more essential to health than the renown which distant twinkling stars symbolize: in athletics, development of body and mind are more important than fame. The thrill I C. victory, the self-respect of defeat, and the satisfaction of accomplishment stimu- -xI-Q late the mind. Strength, leadership, and ccoperationeethese valuable fact, of body and character building result from sports. Eventually attaining th SSG' goals, athletes also achieve recognition in the galaxy of renown, and if they are not stars of the First Magnitude, the benefits derived from athletics arnply reward their effort. lItl'.'tl5 ART lltilf Tfallf STARS WE NEVER REACH 'llltiltt HUT LIKE THE lX'lARlNf'llS ON THE SEA, NYE Cfiftlil Olll COURSE' FY llttftl. CARL SCHLIPQ, Ycbunq Modems After Sched Hours 2L'f: 1 'fL ..-,L.,-.k ,..- specizxl Q Y :': fu 'X flllwu -M ff: ff'15l'1f ' ues are fir f ' 'flvg MU. WL-, - F' x 1 v- Of'flZ'1 YI ... .1 COWlTlClQ S A Mmt fd' .,.., J. ductzrs w bgmd pay mg the B3 spirit of Cl many if tr all yeixr r nounce Th that JH yi lava than . 'E C7 -L . gf if ,QI ,. V , ..,., , .Q ..,, . 1- , . ,, . .,,, H , 4 , 1 'TT li' Zig ,-r J l-lere is Bobby Wilson blasting his way through the West secondary defense to scamper seventy yards for the season's most spectacular touchdown. Edison won, 35-19. Grid Stars On Parade This year the Tommy Gridders roared through to their second straight co title which they shared with West. They dropped their only league loss to Central, and lost a thriller to St. Paul Washington in the Twin City play-off. The season reached its climax when the Wizards trampled a favored West outfit 35-19 before a record-breaking homecoming crowd. The games were marked by sensational collaboration on the part of Wilson, laros, Ford, and company. laros upset high school tradition when he consistently sent booming punts for 60 and 70 yards. Although the squad was rather small, the ability at the boys was on a high plane, and Coach Guzy was able to substitute heavily without fear of having his reserves out-classed. The team was extremely well bal- anced, having one of the best defensive records in the league as well as a potent offense, Tony laros, George Rosar, and Bill Robertson were named on the news- papers' all city teams. The Tommies' efforts were rewarded by various ban- quets given in their honor. The Amateur Sportsman's Club presented a beauti- ful trophy for our growing collection. A K Rising Stars ln Edison Sports Eazsipi 'ithlet-es, in the past year, have had an enviable rec- -ra, f4.'rg.etes tr rn Lilrnost every sport have been honored on AQ Teams. Edison players have been areatly respected eve-:'. if 'ne 'A,' nirve nat reen chdrnpions. Never was Edison con- gjidered a Hc.ricn in any sport. The Tornniy Grid and Baseball :earns captured city championships. The basketball tive lin- gshed ir. the second notch, but possibly missed at least a tie for the tz'le through the ineliqibility of Tony laros, stellar forward, because ot age limitations. Edison's athletic proarani aainsd new assets with the advent ot the hockey tearn, and the wrest- ling tearn. The wrestlers did themselves proudly by droppinq only one rneet and having their captain, Blair Bera, cop the state charnpionship in the 155 pound division and havina two runners up in the l65 and l35 pound divisions. Athletics at Edison are not sponsored for the recreation and qlorification of participatinq students alone. They are a vital and necessary part of the edu- cation of all students. One of life's rnost important lessons, win- ninq and losing gracefully, is learned first hand bv Players and spectators alike. xi 4-1 A Q X 'Z if 4. W f IA y an ,,, ,. osx v Wwe v rx X ,YR A ' N STUDENT MANAGERS mas, Spmw C-Knklm, Kubem McCouv1ll Eqck ww' Hume: E, Elfzckey. Wfzllxck, 22191, Kcrxylc Gry- mewska, 51261, E 35.k, C214 Lzusen Ericlzszr. Kle'z1r.. Front mw: Skxeberq, P23 VeG1d13 PLE: fzrttstz Sik- lund, Hr. I-fJI'.Lff 'vf 211, Guzy. J. , rug, .g- rf-- A E1-J. ...,. ,,,...,: ..,,-,.,..,. Puiuxel Ilris E1S1ii,'I FQIZET' 5311, Nelsin, G. Eiufki' Frfnt row: Ryu: 9:5-12311 Morzynslu Rtszr '.'.'glsi: A 'sxmch Hunstzd Clsii fl- mk, Mr. Iw1jDkZ'.'.'SLC1 Mr Suzy Fird The Workers ,na iv . Y X V vilkqk ft ,rv . M 41' 9' 2 S 15.3 'P' 'n 'Y ' '?t'9FY9'F' Q W ,,,..., Edison Edison--- -- Edison Edison Edliifl Edison Edison Edison FOOTBALL SCQHES 12 35 19 20 14 O 7 7 Woshlour n West oo- North --- Morrshott -A South oo, Central ooo. Roosevelt o 'Woshinqton CST Poutj Swishes-Cheers r , i which gates through to add to the larq t tal hy wl uh St Paul Mute ray was defeated, COACH PAHIUNS fvarar Eden'- Edison Edison L- 4. Edison Edison Edison Edison The lnventor Buolceteers started the season in grand style bv wading through several pre-season games and knocking off their first five opponents in the regular league soheolule. In their sixth game with Marshall, however, they faltered, possibly loeoause of the loss of Tony laros, star forward, and dropped the garne 48-44. The next week found the Tomrnies opposing a hot and cold Vocational outfit. The Toniniies started strong, and built up a oonifortable lead hut blew it in the last quarter to lose 44-40. The teani finished strong, however, hy taking Roosevelt in the last game of the regular season to tie with Vocational X BASKETBALL TEAM - Xxsfl Gltriidny, Hirli .f.'i,i, Smith, Tfrfsuli, Naval-.r, Morrill-1, Ioliitlta Biltlllllf-', ltirwstxik Sadcl lltorktgytki Lupglqk-kt l-' N Qlsou, Wilson, Hoiazy, I K SCORTNG Efioqsl ..,.. Edison -- -- 58 70 54 A 4 14+ 40 '56 U 4d -kf '58 W f-fx GJ N. -'-- LX g--v-H P.11Ib1,,UN VWAKEN SPUHTSMANE 'UH-1 THOPHY N5 F 1 113 'MQ 'lg' ,fkwr 511115, if Ougif-1 ny the -:II .rf -pf thf student mim- xi 1 :rdf 1Lq1111T1r1112r1t ,mil 3111711 511pp11w:s. The 311111 0fC1OI'ltIO1 is made , e ii ,ef 1 f,1!J1 1.1.5 ,T 1111! :1..11 11 yxfn 11 P','.'Iki'QM1, 13415119111 1111, Base 5.3 Tr': fi. Twf A217116.ijf1 j1,1lQL5, 111111 ve 11 1i'XIQ1'fI1j1fl1IE'S- ffT -31i1L1ip11'1e1'1t, and Awards O 1,1 1 f-. , 1, 1 111,11 1..- ,I 11-4 111111-I1 .1ff1y,1..11t111e11I. .uf my 'Eb' -'Fw' 4 1 ,J yL. '? w ., .- ,. , A fix 3,1 1 I f BOARD OF CONTROL Enul-1 row' MQIKYIILZ I111l111sg1i111,E111r1, Ioros Plant row: Mr F'-31 111115, M1 Guzy, M1 Mnler, M1. Ray, M1 11 11, M1 P111- Q . I lf 17 V4 O X, A, ,X Rf ,i ,, l-le-re-'s one tor our side, says one of Washburrrs players, although Edison won, S8-36. Up! Upl ln? laros as he shoots in the South game which ended Edisa H6 .- , en .1 , South 31. Part of the hat defensive dual between Sauihs Pai McGinnis, and Etgitstifs Tony lates. Buckets l-lere are a few typical shots of the action Q. Edison lcaslcethail games. The Tommieo 'vor' 'a v 't t e ' -y 4 -D t..':'-T .A Lv. ori e team for the spectators ioecause of their Hfas brealcuty e f t ' p O qame. This type of play made Edisor qames thrilling from b y eainninq to end even when the T ' 1 ommies were on the lonq end f l o a opsided score ln the West game, Edison was ahead by some fifty points, yet every fan in the auditorium was on his feet pulling for more scores because of the possibmiy of a new record. The team fell only a few points short of the all time scoring r Q d ' ' o o l' e or set by themsegves 1:1 1939. IH 36 313 43 -18 44 31 30 30 32 RECORDS X'VashbL1r:1 'VVQQ' NL'T1H Marshall Vasa Sara C R S1.PaulCer1t1aQ CAPTAIN IXIERNIK H- I fir the 553:11 gaaie, :asa f,lfl.z9 1111111 1'eT1g11d ta tain! St. P 11.11 33-32 111 the TWLQ Cliy Caffe. Tia- 523521. 1ev1CE11f1d 115 C11111.i1x when Edisau trampled VV-est 73-ff ajej, pri: 1 it stir 1,382 11115, 1arQg:1:111g111s1i1w111e:o1d wh1Ch was Ciiaaerea gifigjE.:r..e. The ieazti, 1.5.21 . ia get .1 1, 115 11111 iifiivi was 11111111 by 111g111y ta kv 31115 af the ies' 2311.3 ever ' ip: ' A Ei.1ag111. The koys' play was 9X5II1D1TfTEd 1353 SJTQ 5 a.. f.1I.J. 5, ', .5-31711-11ii111g gf'f11111.1 pT1,1','5. The kaiaaest Haw to the tearrls rppes ' 2 5 ii TTL?lI star, T1g111g,f lar just beiwre the Crucial game 'mth ffiarsiaa, BASKETBALL TEAM Shpera I!.'1.'3f ir. P1J.l iz.: 'iss' jg: ., E TJ 11 'L E11117Ti1-ga,'I'11111q1:, P1111-11111, ice, izpefs. ' 5.1-: rf LOJSQ ivy., I as J 'S 'i Misses-Teers S' 111q um F 51 H l tl VVQIL M r1111f Swlbh 5 11 iw 1 1111 Il Q' W-My l 2, xl. I 2 wifi ' 2 GOLF TEAM Back row: Klis, Brunes, Freeman, Curyl. First row: Tarnstrorn, Kalina, Sodd. T E N N I S T E A M Back row: Mellin, Marengo, Peterson, Sandahl. First row: Sullivan, Hendrickson, Bjorklund. ,K 1 f QW 4 5 , , , , ,,, ,W , 3 Q v of if xy J 4 as a Ag The Edison linkers broke even in this year's race, winning four and losing tour. The Liemohn-rnen were aided greatly hy George Brunes, who was one of the loest players in the entire city. The boys took the measure ot South, North, Boys' Vocational, and Marshall. The raqueteers oi Edison High ended in titth place, after a nuniloer ot strenu- ous hattles. The team, under the direction ot Mr. l-larnrin, heat Marshall and North. Peterson and Hendrickson led the valiant Tornniy attack in the hard fought garnes, although they came out on the short end of the score occasionally. The Melting Pot S WRESTLING TEAM I, ., L I N Back row: Mr. Matlon, Pinqrat, Dechiene, Anderson, Stwfc-rrzsi-ri, Srnmiwris, Rirrirriqri, Hplrrrrkq, 1,,qXf.ql1Q Q flixz. iN 'VJLYV' Coplon, Olson, LaVar-:sun-r, Brown, Barnes, Cafldinqlon, DTf !1rITl, i VX V LQ Second row: Calyore, Hesselralh, Howitz, Matlnn, Wall, lolivfirwiir, G-'iz-xslrn, Hosni, Ynrniio, Sperry, ,vim ,J U' First row: Iohnson, Nigien, lNil::m1, Kondziolka, Lossf-ri, Bmzny, Vinz, H-irq, L. rrziiiwiwr, Pelvis-ni. XY- ,k, '71 Lf-s-.. f V I AK., 1' ,, , , 5 3 . , 1 , 1 F . Q 1 I V , 2 , 71 1: . E 3 T , Kiki I , lj and Bars The g',':t1f1 J C 1ITlQ'Eflf1f'I'., ET. ,j , Y- ,.-,-, ,, .-,.v ., , V 191331 in clty .AJ , .,,,.,, ,.-J , vw ,f ,AJ U. Kchuy Duhlslrom on thc' qmnt swiuq shows thQ mfmher in which he WON thhd place in the North- Whst A, A. U. Meet. A ghgl Q1 Earl Wermer mu the pumllol bars. Wa f N02 Tw f 4' . . fy 2115196 Ud- jilcnixl hciirs ig' i3'.'1i Q YI- ,..AK . 3fIh.S'YCY'11, -ESQ hir and Img jgerffrrier, tip iiiri pate 1:1 both 1',, 1 hrs events 11 the fI:f'hf.'.'e5' A U. M222 The IQTIH1, under Mr. Hurry IfilQ.?f, viz: QYEUQ 'lvf Ulded by The veieruns- Kei, pf 235.3 fr., EU, 32353, D1fffGlTf1'h'?I, Cmii Ed Gustifsii., Vfjtjhxg 'fi 1'fneQl1 'gpiiglir Cfwrfii ,1 th Cj'j'lTl1'1UEfS LE 3 Counts fir 1,2 1 f M.-Q.v- .f .H f.,m+,,- YQ Tm. ,T 4.1, J.- 5 7J:.A,T - UT L. T- J ,..1. . , ,- -wr 5.1 UC ji. vi fi ,- 'Yi'Pt?A': f.. XLT, ,4 -,Y-Y f. ,fry-L-. J,,.,,,. . . .,1,f,. . .5- - ,- ilk 2 3' Q SW ,fig EP Q X -J ., 1450 g f + if vim A w , - x Q--gf 2 E 3 mn 1,,.,,', v fs' Q ' ' A x ' x, X X S QNSIM S' 9 v,N50fs UlS0f,f MSM i iw 3 N5 50 N Q J USED 'MCH ,au-.1 M5019 EX!-SQA Q Qt Minor Sports SHIV Bl ll ll ll EBF!! R ' IE 'Ht' lifnfai, ' Mt. t I 1 I 4 I 1113 1 XM X SWIMMING TEAM rretriinq, lfluizyn ' From row: Dalzerq, Gcley, Prrszynsltt, Ftefasoner F, Mil-:l:ft:1iti1, Worcester, Haraldson. ty' HOCKEY TEAM wp, tf,H el , For the IQ. '1rr,e gi The hgstory ot the school, wrestlinta has laecorne on or- ganized sport. These rgpai fren, 7?iCLlQl'1 very inexperienced, finished second, losing only one Tree' 'o flarshaw. ln the State Totirn.arnent the Tarnrnies, under Rea1'flfiaicn, Sarge gi. third, while l:torr,insdale crnd Marshall tied for first. The Torrrfhies had one s'a'e CQ. 'rip gr. 'he L55 pound division, Blriir Bergg they also hcrd two runners xp, Roy Losseri and Leon lenzrneter in the l35 crnd lofi pound divi- sions, respectively, ar, excelent record for tho- first year. This year a greatly irrproved tanl: outttt under D. I. Ereining ended in or tie for sixth place. At the heagrirrina of the season the Tornrnies hod CI first division tearn, but they lost heavgly through ineliaihility dnd grdducrtion before they got under way. The tearr. was built around three veterans: loe Worcester, Morr- 'lin Peszynslfi, and Ed llikkelsorr. Losing only one reaulorr, the Tornrnies con- stitute a threat to the title winner, Vfest, tor next year. The Torrirny puclcsters ended their initial season at the hottoin ot the heop, hut not without or fight. Due to inexperience, rather thcrn lack ot slcill, the Tom- rnies were rather ineffectual on offense. laclf lfloore, in the nets, wcrs cr bulwcrrlc on defense, however, ornd the tearn held its own without disqrotce with the best the city htad to offer. Great hopes are held hy Coach Liernohn tor next yecrr with severorl veterons returning. STUDENT COUNCIL TROPHY The Edison nine came through with its second city title in as many years. Aided by the masterful pitching ot Loren Bain and the outstanding versatility of Tony Iaros, the Tommies were a pleasure to Watch. The only flaw of the season was the loss of the Twin City game to St. Paul Washing- ton. Throughout the season the Tommies' play was marked by timely hitting and crisp fielding. Tony laros astounded the baseball fans oi the city when he person- ally drove in eleven runs in a memorable game with Washburn. A veteran team re- turning gives the Parkins men great hopes of three consecutive championships. Slide! Diamondeers! THE CRUCIAL MOMENT! BATTER UP! 2 5 i Q 1 eg. AT NIH-'virtue w....n,t-X 2 ..M,,i,wf, ug BASEBALL TEAM Back row: Horazy, Wilson, Kramatz, Bam, Erpeldinq, Mastro, Felegy, Mernik, Mr. Parlcins. Front row: De-May, Hanson, Liepke, Iaros, Olson, Nalepka, Spano, Sutton, Banisky, Zmlll. ,,3,,,,f,,V, ,X .,,. -.,..M, I V ..,. , , , . . . ,. , ' T . V it l- rtt' X y 7 H ,AQ rj 2 .UM rkhrk E Q X X i ,W . X Y! u L .X , XF I. Ns inf? Q Q., if tt 'T T T -1'---'f 'S fr Q T. Q . fu. ff X 1 ., V Q , ,K .. X t K K J Zak I 4 v- . r al , R h V af' ' S 4 7 t 1 afjzl' I ,cj bl 1 Meteors al stlrt 1 Stitlft tat the tttttsh' I rust, TSA' t:11p1J1z1t - -.,- VF- .- t. '1 -5 -:tem e.lt:.:t .t.:1.1l-er. SM 'Fin' 'Wat' ..r. .Q W WA' The umttrlma ellarts el Harald Iohrtsan in 220 Contributed tawarcl the team's ertdmq second. Art Cody and lae lvlarchtalava have the ability to sethtlllate m GU-yard Clash and broad lump respectively. They prave value able factors m the success at the team thus lar, The team is coached lily lVlr. Miller. OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM , , , 5-1 t ' ' , --gut t. l,--levy, lflt Mtllt-1, Sf :lg , 'ltl1t1t, lfwltttrlzt Setprd T' ,ft,,',f'.t2., Gufzlw, Evtdmulit, Fletdel, lhfty .. f,: :. rn, .tk tqqut:.t, lftthettx ff 'Lf if ,,, -nf 1 gg. - - V .-1 1 ,Q ' ' X- . - rw-n :,.:u,,z. GR ACEFUL VIRGINIA AND KATE ,Z Jllllv SANNY AND SHARP SHOOTER SCALES IANE, THE BATHING BEAUTY Sport Cycles Recoqnizinq the need ot recreation, Edison provides ample opportunity tor its students to develop and exercise their talents in various wholesome, invigor- ating sports. The G. A. A. is the instiqator ot good sportsmanship and physical development. This orqanization equips qirls with sufficient knowledqe ot recre- ational and major sports to derive the tullest enjoyment from moments ot leisure. With these fundamental principles, the member becomes aware ot the activities which provide personal satisfaction. K CUPIDS AFIELD HER HORSE LETTER WIIIIIIE RERG, Cm. BIORKLAND if EXREZNY' DAHLSTROM 'ff OINTHER IOHNSON GUSTAFSON, Copl. KONDZIOLKA PODANY' LENZLIEIER SALLA LCSW SEEESNAN NATION SURIALKA NYGREN PINZ RUSH SWIMMING BURNS CARLSON Hr HOCKEY ENOSTROM Hr GOLEY ANDERSON GUSEK CARI-SCN I-IAROLDSON . IENSON CONKUN MARSHALL DONAHUE MIKKELSON, CREI. if ECKLUND MITCHELL if EMERSON MQEIIESQKI if R. IOI-INSON ?N'6Rg:EgT0R ,, R. JOHNSON R. IORNSON MOORE MANAGERS NELSON EAPNES R. OLSON CONKUN t PIELA EUEERA +1 WALLICK WASTRO r.cEf:ONvILLE LIIKKELSON SRANO if CHEERLEADERS SUTTON ERAMWELL GAMACHE if TRACK VIOLETTE BEM BROCK EIIIJNIOKI 1 GIITZKE BASKETBALL L, IOHIISOII IOHIISOII, ORAL BAIN IOSEPI-ISOII if BANISKY KOLIIISKI AC SEY ,, KUIAWA BUFYD IG t IXIOLITOR if ERPHL U' OEERLIES I-IOLEWA REIEEL af N305 In SCALZO if KIEDROWSKI RIPK9 NSU LURERACK1 IIIERNIK, Capt. 'F OLSON if ROLIVCHAK ERUNES, Cm. if PUCHTEL ' RAEEIIAN I - KLIS TAPSAK SOLD 'NH-SON -Ar TARNSTROM V TENNIS RA EO BIORKLUND I-IENDRICKSON MARENGO MELLIN PETERSON i' SANDAI-IL SULLIVAN SERALL RAIN ERPELDING FELEGY HANSEN I-IORAZY IAROS i' KRAMACZ if LIEPKE MASTRO MERNIK if NALEPKA 'A' OLSON WILSON OTRALL BISHOP RLACKEY i' COTY ITIQCIDIO ERPELDING i' FORD if GRYNIEWSKI YIANSON HUNSTAD IAROS, Capt. if IANOSCO ICLETZIN MERNIK MORZYNSKI i' NELSON OBERLIES OLSON PIELA PIER PUCHTEI.. ROSAR if ROBINSON ROBERTSON 'kit RYAN STONEBERG SIVANICI-I WALLICK WILSON if Previous LQIIMS Afvcrded . T ,W gg ' 'Q Tl , in t f . Q.. ,V ,Nl In 15,3 -- jd, .V '1 , .' IVY' T - - 'rf KM'-ji this iw' I - 9 t .. ,fs ' NXCGX' s . Q g 1 ws' ' 5 Tlxcmf' V W5 N X Xsfm' T o 'D' A V E N CW Q EDN get k r in 1or0ffdC,,91 G o r. F cwql ' 9000 Hag: ,S rt. Uwmcrgnfi Pmdrgr 0 P 3. . n . , fsdfrrrrg Sports as Introduced in I-lolland, golt has spontaneously spread throughout the United States until now it is a tavorite national pastime. The golt enthusiasts practice with the aid ot Miss Barton, an excellent golfer, on the courses at Columbia Park. Although strenuous, tennis has never lost its vogue. Tournaments are held alter a tew lessons have been given in the gym. ln the elimination tournament last tall Dorothy Englund was the champion. The C. A. A. is one of the largest and most popular girls' clubs in Edison. Students must have C average work lor entrance into the club, but tor reten- tion ot membership each girl must earn a minimum of titty points every semester. G. A. I-X. Back row: Hogander, Frans-, Frclier, Clilson, Peterson, Shaw, Leonard, Brrrrrrerstei, Tutlull, Evert? Clsiri Srxth row: Iohnson, McGinnis, Sernanko, lffostakos, Knowland, llanrrrck, Grabskt, Vrfells, Karlzula, Barrtr.-rs Fifth row: Fitzgerald, Floyd, Carlson, Thoniasburq, Peltier, Srchak, Hagen, Bard, Olson. Fourth row: Carlson, Rocky, Sorensen, Langdon, Glenn, Vtlilson, Westrrran, Sernanlco, Scales, Mrtcliell Third row: 'Wilson Orlrcl-zr, Alrnquist, Buetzberqcr, Carlson, Engstrom, LaGrange, Matthouse, Slirnak Second row: Ccrolrdae, Porranda, Levine Enqlund, Sullivan, Sernanko, Artttens, Scales. First row: Sernan, Historian, Clrearn, l3'ublrCrtyp Enalund, Rec. Sec., Taraqos, Pres., Miss Barton AIlClGl'Sf'w Sec., Hudali, Treas., Derbrs, Vice-Pres., Davis. ,Ml brit I liifin. 'TR71 '-x--ir HITTI NG THE WAVES ..,. --. 'Q' Nha-w,-. ' 1,421 arg...- 4 5-r LUFREAIIJE ref X 1 ALL EET EEF. .ln JET' Qt the G. A. A. To make an all around athlete is the aim ol the G. A. A., and in carryinq out this purpose, certain restrictions are placed on the attaining ot awards. Three hundred points in maior sports, two hundred in minor or individual, and one hundred optional are required for the An additional tour hundred en- titles the member to the city-wide errrlolern. G. A. A. does not neqlect social functions. Several parties are given throughout the season, and in lune, a Letter and Emlolem loanquet climaxes the successful year. THE SMITHS ARE READY VIOLET, Tl-IE CYCLIST Y X N G Totosoc, XNsXXs, Hoqsu, Pmoersou, '5uXXwon, 'mos oi Coe I Q IXCXN 6 XNNQ. ieooks os us obey sxsiei, oxoq oooq hos Sound is W TI 1055 the Yxeoxks oi 'Coe G. PX. Isis, X3 xg, o mooex :no iowa ok iefmii. if 15 ooo Xos okxqoo omxoq oixk seo- goos. This soon us osociibl ow ssmssisi, 50,51 ' s o oo'-:J Q oooh ssmssie Losx qooi xi wr s W Xmxot . 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' .' l W ' '21v1,',,,Qf'm., , N-SEB A '- Q' ' 11 o R s 1: B A c 11 11 1 D 1 N G L L ' 1,aai 77 Surg ' W V' Cf, W 'K ,gV. 'Aif 11,1 717, I Y X. kj , llfygmrx P C.,,f 1 Q22 - 'Keir iiiest if ill OUld3QT sports, h31sebQ1Cl411cl111g, LJIVES .11 grenl ,...1gT.' :Z '52 312: eipzyrnent. lt IS Q1 sport in which few 1'11e111he1s participate, nut Qi gs fzgcfy 3311133 pr3rn1ne1'1cein Edison. The pgzs were 'ne '.-flnmng baseball lec1111 lost spring. Preliminclry prac- htes ire :ez Lefite i:13Ls1ng teams. Because of the lack ol girls to form 111- -fs--'- f- nf: .:,,Y,,1- -.,- - .,f,,,- ..,1,4.,. -.,-- -.,,..,,, ,,.-1'.:J.1.: me chzsen. A tournament then ensues, The Q1'.'e,1T.ess if fiej hztliey Cupfxvcxles the lnle-rest of all l1111fl-Dvlnq G. A. P We Tfe ijwe fern sv! -as k,'1Ll7 YYll'l'ElWNOODI1-OSIUQ ce1'11e1lo1wC11ds. The kulQyl' 15 i:fQ .'.'ec. Ly 'Er'1Q1r1g and excmng tucncs in attempting le get the ball ... .., ,- .. IJMIW' U'3 FIELD HOCKEY f- -r -V-V ,V ..,-,HW K ' .:,1i, 1-l1'1f':1 lf11!11., H11l1f, D'I'.'l 1, P111 111111'l1 fn, ., .. ,, . , Q3G'11'. , -1.. l!l1lH1 1 l'lf'11:1111 lZ, l?1'l1,11111 Girls Practice Meeting every Monday morning, the Lead- ers' Class is organized to promote initiative and leadership among the students. The members are taught the sports and dance steps before they are given in gym classes. The students are then allowed to develop their poise and leading qualities by helping the teacher in the gym class. orxfl L L it MCD T B P- BYOSUO1 ' S K E' i ek' . F Eng Scales. Pod GS I . Mangan, Psppefgon, A Pmdtj:x'i0U'y Ntgsxfqf l N D A D W. 1 ms, M O D E R Shmgkl BU? KO Ames, PHP! tohnstou. Wcbjiqiqtxlxx .ilu-3, Bock towzw' Nl0t':lOn'tebo, Nmmw Sefioftd Pcttcndo' Fmt to ' N C E Pstlei. QQ W1- LEADERS' Douvill-e, Yfarlfiula, fafernke 'Qzrini GQSET' 1' .. Tu'.ii.Q laieir. popular indoor game. lt is an active sport occupying the period between tall sports and those at the tol- lowing spring. Praciicaligf every member participates in it. While playing, each member is judged tor his ability. The outstanding ones are chosen by the head ot basketball, who is appointed by the president, and the instructors. A vig- orous, exciting tournament then results, ln Modern Dance stu- dents are allowed to de- velop their poise, original- ity, and posture. Funda- mental movements, falls, and stretches are tirst taught. later the students put these basic steps to- gether and compose their own dance. By this meth- od they are given the op- portunity to become grace- ful, and to create bady and muscle control. Basketball is the most C L A S S N Warpeha fghi '.'.' :wif 51 C x Y Anders:-2 Fzzf 1131 lfifllf Swimming is the idea. sport. lt develops gala posture, supplies pleitjx if e n e r g y, and :tester strength and erialuraxce. Eight practices are reauirea before a member is elgg ' le for the test. The test H. sists Ol lil? VIIHCLTS 312:16 and dives, floating, ing water, bacbmg, et Each entitles the meiib-. to ten paints, and these earning a lifesavefs bad ge ' wen receive an additional t ty-tive. Although not sz strenu- ous and energetic as other major sports, valleyball has become a desirable tall pastime. lt emphasizes good sportsmanship and cooperation rather than skill. 'When the first prac- tices are held, teams are chosen from which perma nent teams are later selec ed. ln the tournament last semester, the Wizards were the stars. 7' jejflrgll FI Uni' jflljrff . V Q inrign nl L L E V A Wi, W Y B A f, -V 5.H,. ,H L L Poise and Posture Archery is among the many subjects that ht in the Leaders' Class. lt is a recre- are taug ation which is especially beneficial in develop- d ds of ing good posture. Throughout the hun re years since the bow and arrow were used, it has never lost its popularity. Today it has become a favorite pastime. S WI ri! Q-Tllllii 7 SMH! MMIN G 'Ink-1 f. JI .H,rliiy,jk,, YA! I ' '3 ln rx Ullivq 'T Se mqnko OCVJIGI, X. ,if U ,, Ciijjivqnvrrgngiiiq, Aim W , 'JUISI p ' Vfjyjf, som Cqpwm. I con Light Qt the newly discovered gases, Neon is important and interesting because ot its use tor attractive illumination in advertising LIGHTS. With little investi- gation we too may make remarkable discoveries by recognizing the true mark ot quality found in our advertisers' products. As Neon furnishes penetrating rays which may be seen in all weather, our advertisers cooperate willingly and provide excellent service. Their merchandise is typical ot the long lite and economy ot Neon lamps which require only one-fourth ot the current consumed by ordinary colored incandescent bulbs By patronizing our advertisers we realize that we obtain a similar quality, enjoyment, and economy. ADVERTISING I5 THE TEST AND PROOF OF lN- TEGRITY THAT TRANSIVUTS AN EVER lNCREASlNG FONFTDENFE TLD BOTH PRODUCER AND PUPtCHASEE. C L A S S 'xt.'arpeh:x fig' Lil' 5.1 5 .-3,:m:i':S1: 'Fil' 'i-1 ' It Swimming is the idea. sport. lt deveiips 3:13 posture, supphes plenty -5 e n e r g y, :md :rera strength and endurdrce, Eiqht practices die redgxe 3 before a mem: er gs 3441. for the test. The iesi :gr- sists of the vdricds s', Llies and dives, flodtgng, 'TEII' ina water, hzhorrg, ec. Each entitles the rzerzpi-' to ten ponns, U23 'ness earning a lifes IVE-TIS L 11321 receive an Clfljflifill t'.':er.e ty-five. Although not so sieru ous and energezrc as offer major sports, 'f1iley:.ii,, has become a desirdzle fall pastime, It emphasizes good sportsmanship and cooperation rather thin skill. Wherr the first pid? tcfr s are tices are held, learnt- chosen fro nent teams are later selec' ed. ln the tourn semester, the lNizards were the stars. 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LARSON MORTUARY 'itll flllll IS lf L me tty fyttut lVl'?llClSlllD. 2301 Central Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. PETERSON FUNERAL HOME Modern Chapel Eleftrlf Qrq-an 2410 Central Ave. GR. 4092 lf' ' ll'I. AV . 'HH H66 The A. M. Leitschuh Agency The Most Important Time of GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS YOUT Life ReC1lEStGtefRE-ntUlS.M0rtQG9e LOCUS VVQ lstelleve is between the rigs pl 18 1222,-2nd St,N.E. BR.5500 vtrtzl 25. Deitsiitns tnrxdti- then are reixtly the l0r,11'tdQ1ti.1,1tt lor years to fel- .gw. FIDELITY STATE BANK Tit save IU ot your tncgtnte is wise Your Neighborhood Bank Deposits Insured to 55,000 UENIRAL NAnuNAt BANK 8 B n.,T!.r1 Llf,rll.1f lHP'E Real Estate and Insurance 207 East Hennepin Avenue Page l3l Sweets for the sweet, and theres plenty to till that after-school ccrvlty. ST. ANTHONY PHARMACY 2857 Iohnson St. N. E. Home Made Ice Cream DEEP CUT RATE DRUG O 2423 Central Avenue Quality Drugs Lower Prices Served in BDlSON'S Lunch Room Pure-Rich-Wholesome ICE CREAM Manufactured by IERSEY ICE CREAM CO. Nw A 4 I CHRISTENSEN'S BAKERY Everything Fresh Every Day ENGSTROM'S BAKERY 2853 Iohnson St. N. E. HOME WAY BAKERY HOLTON'S BAKERY 7 2205 Iohnson Str t N E JT T' TRY BIERMAN'S ICE CREAM 2218 Central Avenue L. R. LIETZKE BAKER 2302 C t l A GR. 6020 MONAHAN'S BAKERY 2114 Washington St. N. E, GR ll 5836 Pearson Candy Company Ask lor NUT GOODIE and CHOO CHOO 108 Glenwood Ave. AT, 5305 P 'lil MISS EDITH LARSON Wcmen's and Childrens Apparel Giit Novelties 2-l Central Ave. lX'li1ir1-:-qimll Hennepin Cleaning 6. Dyeing Company W. N. PETERSON President and Treasurer flfr1Tl'l-LTL? Central Ave. GR. 4313-4314 The House ot Better Values M E L L Q U I S T'S KAVCHAITS CREDIT IEWELERS Watch and Iewelry Repairing ALL WORK GUARANTEED 20th and Central Avenue 2213 Central Ave. GR. 1931 Largest 3313, 'luesf gf Compliments Merle :iz E21-'E' 7, f and Best Wishes Cutfiiefe , to the Class of , . - 0' Qutexze ' e Lie, lune, 1940 Fourth Street and East Hennepin Avenue Hans Rosacker Co. FRESH FLOWERS From Our Own Greenhouses Roseacres We Telegraph Flowers V Prompt Attention IJ Telephone Orders V 1850 Stinson Blvd. GR. 3577 iiwlll lDonaIdsorfsforeCast what milady will wear thisfaH inthe WEDNES- DAYNiGHTsq4eshowsU. Dinner, Dancing, Show ...Main Dining Salon... - . . . from 6:50 0'clock 5 n l INCLUDES ALL FOR RESERVATIONS , Miss Quam . . Main 5144 7fze Curtis. Jozef H 10th Street at Third - Minneapoli Page 133 Crown Sidewalk 6. Block Co.. SCHERVEN'S InC. STANDARD SERVICE Gasoline and Oils - Concrete Building Blocks 18th and Central Ave General Cement Work 2501 washington st. N. E. Ga. 4351 GHfmvi11e 9946 Willys Sales and Service Tires and Batteries ALL WORK GUARANTEED EDISON SERVICE GARAGE 695 Lowry Ave. N. E. GR. 9901 PEARSON BROTHERS Nash Sales and Service 1900 Central Ave. GR. 4211 HALL'S STANDARD SERVICE 2603 Central Avenue LEO IANICKE Plumbing and Heating GR- 9929 211 Lowry Ave. N. E. Minneapolis Enclosed Pits Check-chart Lubrication GRCIDVUIB 4871 FORD Shoe Rebuilder SALES SERVICE LINCOLN -- ZEPHYR - MERCURY 1710 Central Avenue Our work is the best A trial is the Test 2319 CENTRAL AVE. NELSON'S SKELLY STATION V 22nd and Central Aves. GR. 9848 WILLIAM'S ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors 2305 Central Ave. GR3g1f,glj Q Electric Ranges - Water Heaters Reiriqerators They're Ott! And unless they run out of gas, they may qo CI Whole mile. 1 Page l36 With Compliments ol THE TILDEN BUTTER COMPANY In Business lor 50 Years ez t lrn, ez t ri LEARN IN 30 TO 90 DAYS Individual Instruction SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL 1216 Nicollet Ave. Geneva 32:42 PALACE BAKERY zsov Central Avenue 0 Hom BAKING DECK'S CAFE Corner Lowry and Central Ave. V Pl.lf!X5ll-lil Yfffll l-JFANLY 1?ll'VE1T1? TW llc ELMWOOD CAFE FiTr1 x t I 1846 Central Ave, GRanville 1867 BURN The Better AMAZO Srnokeless Coal x com. l. W. NURlHlIllll UU. BENNETT BAILEY LUMBER CO. Wholesale and Retail HARD WOODS - SOFT WOODS HOLLYWOOD THEATER Theater of Refinement and Distinction 2815 Iohnson St. GR. 2300 ' :'.1ll::w!:': Z ANCHOR LAUNDRY CO. 2420 Central GR. 4373 NELS SWANSON, INC. COAL, COKE, ICE and FUEL 1831 Central Ave.. N. E. GHanville 2488 CENTRAL CLEANERS PLYWOOD AND HAT RENOVATORS Suits Pressed While You Wait 1335 Central Ave. GR. 3516 SHOE REPAIRING E117 'Wim Confidence 2402 Central Ave. GH- 9912 I l IVIINNESUTA SSHUUL UF BUSINESS A Quality School Since 1877 PBEPABES High School Graduates for the Better Positions in Business ancl Government Service COURSES OFFERED Secretarial, Accounting, Stenographic, Bookkeeping, Business Aclniinistration, Qttice lflaohines, anfl Stenotypy, lntensive Courses lncliviclual lnstruction Complete New Equipment Free Placement Service Ask tor Bulletin Visit the Sonoil GENEVA 4661 24 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. l'LEltIl PlTll0llZll 0l'll llllllIlTlt EHS They deserve your patronage for the assistance they have gladly given in the making of this WIZARD. ln 1 WHAT BUT THEREFORE l'ltllll'I'lllGiS QF AND THE RECORD OE TOMORROW? Printing, the niost influential of all the arts, is so be- cause it heralds the things of tomorrow, and echoes the things of yesterday. 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