Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Grow Rich Because of the generous as- sistance of Miss Rcceriscr., stu- dents with eye defects attend regular classes and other schocQ activities. Miss Robertson also helps with the spring 'Jaude'.'ille. Teaching boys interesfed in industrial work occupies the time ot Mr. Merrilield, Mr. Bel- anger, Mr. Ray, and Mr. Buck- rnan, Skill and accuracy dee velop rapidly. This training starts ambitious young men to- ward a career ot mechanical drafting, architecture, or engie neering. Managing the school lockers, finances, noon rnovies, and the National Honor Society are the outside services provided hy the following teachers: Mri Erick- son, history, Mr. Lombard, hook- keepingp Miss Dunn, English, Mr. Drage, physics and cheni- istryg and Miss Seaman, English. Mr. Drage excels in photog- raphy and astronomy and is also the adviser of the Inventors Cluh. Miss Searnan has also helped to arrange our homecoming activif H53 KERS OF MANY THINGS O 1 cu- nn in hun Rllgfts E R H A N D R Ka, ,LD WIT .. d 1 ll Liv! A - HIN A 1 rpm Rr. SLCIH O OL

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ri Youffllsv M x.,A E Giver. Ni led Dui. -- .ii AXNS Hit TLB wo MEN L X 'll --Q.: Rdniswtcri F K pi . C Hg iw. Y nj RCS-. X Think and Mr. Green, Arnerican history teacher, and Mrs. Burr, ciologv teacher, are enthusiastic advise ers oi the Student Council. With their help the Council has ren- dered many services to the school. The girls at Edison are tor' tunate in having Miss Ross, Miss Rarnswick, and Miss Albinson as advisers ot their clubs the Forum and Silver Tri. These teachers find joy in instructing sophomore classes in geometry and English. Community Civics and history help students to gain an intelli- gent understanding ot the so- cial, economic, and political con- ditions ot the past and present. Teaching these subjects is the work ot Miss Ballou, Miss Peter- son, Mr. Ahlstrom, Miss Erb, and Mrs. Tillotson. Miss Peterson and Mr. Ahlstrom are former managers ofthe assemblies. Mr. Ahlstrom is an accomplished pianist and has taken part in some ot our programs. THE ENCHANTED PA

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E The Fun Edisonians have heard and enjoyed in assem- olies, operettas, athletic games, and vaudevilles music perfected with the assistance of Mr. Lunlcley, Mr. Sod- erqren, and Mr. Ranks. Mr. Lunlcley directs the hand and orchestra, Mr. Sodergren leads the madriqal and choral groups, and Mr. Ranks teaches harmony. During fourth period every day Mr. Oas leaves his biology class and Mrs. Curry her community civ- ics class to he on duty in the lunchroorn. There they maintain orderly conduct. Miss Lee, as manager of the school cafeteria, provides a variety of food for the students. Home economics is taught hy Miss Ford, Mrs. Luther, Miss f-liclcolc, Mrs. Benner, and Miss lacoloson. Girls are taught how to sew different wearing apparel, how to cook appetizing meals, and how to balance a hudqet. To oecorne efficient housewives and qood homemalcers is the objective of this course. OWN