Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HE WORLD WE and Doers Students who have cznfiriued their educatizn in the scientific field Owe their success to the qeed background prsvided for therri at Ediscn. Miss Harrcun has tau ght their. chemistry, Miss l-lolkesviig, geerrzetry and alqee hrap and Miss Mellerri, biology and cctany. These teachers are also ad- visers ot the present l2B class, former Camera Club, and Carl Linnaeus. With qualified librarians like Mrs. Rendernick and Miss Titsworth, Edie sonians are given considerable help in finding rnaterial ter tdpics, select- ing cutstanding hooks, and acquiring training in library work. Students learning German, French, or Latin cecorne more interested in theni throuqh the language cluhs un- der the instruction of Miss Birkrnuier and Miss Ber, Miss lacobsen, and Mrs. Mclntyre. There they are given the opportunity to utilize their knowledge in songs, games, and plays. Miss Birkniaier and Miss lacecsen are alse advisers ot the Blue Tri. LIVE IN AND THAT'S WHY AD AND TELL

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FOOTLIGHTS AFLOAT 'Si 1:1 'Six 'irc Futr. Tuppf: 311: f S' ' ' EXERCISE AND KEEP FIT Thinkers As advisers ot Sock 'n' Buskin, the class play, and the Footlights and Cur- tain Club, Miss Tupper, Mr. Sanders, and Miss Garland encourage dramatic talent at Edison. Miss Tupper also teaches Shakespeare, Mr. Sanders, commercial law and personal type, and Miss Garland, radio and speech. Interested in poetry, Miss Tupper or- iginated the Winged Horsemen Club. Edison would not be complete with' out its girls' sports which are super- vised by Miss Barton and Mrs. Erick' son. Both are physical education in- structors and fun-loving sportswomen. Students are prepared for good citi- zenship by taking courses which help them to gain an intelligent understand- ing of the many complex and import- ant problems of the world today. Sub- jects oi this type -American govern- ment, modern problems, and history are taught by Mrs. Buckle, Miss M. Simmons, Mr. Hendricks, and Mr. Curran. AS THE EAR TURNS

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