Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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7 1 P Y G M A L I O N SPEECH CLASS Since chemistry deals with the corrif ,oositiori of matter and the changes it uri, :iergoes during cozzipositiori, idf.'DIiifCY'y' experirrierits are :riost irriportarit. There the student actuaiiy works with the substance, arid rioting the properties, identities it without the help of textroolts. To oecorrie at good cook requires more than the foiiowiriq of at recipe. Throtiigh cooking ciasses ,giris learn the 2 isic re' cqtiireziierits ,i Ein x.-fiegitge wt Ii is irvi Selig iii IILf1Ii1f2iliK:iIflZTiipiii. DRAWING CLASS 1T'S FUN Tomorrow To develop poise 13 the r:.i1ri ociective oi the speech oieiss. Trils is ac- Cozgpiisrieii Ly giving orfxi topics, deoates, and skits in he presence oi other ciass finiffsfl. OUT Op THE TEST TUB cr-rsmsmy CLASS T 0 C O o x COOKING CLA SS

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Voices of Listening to music and interpreting the composers' :noods is only one of the in centives of the creative writing class in inspiring students to put their thoughts on paper. AROUND US THE WORLD Ms CLASS MODERN Prionu: AND THEIR M nius ODERN ALAD ctw CLASS Acic T I WRITE AS I PLEASE CREATIVE WRITING CLASS Nothing is of greater importance to students than the launching out on a suc- cessful career. The study of vocations is one of the units included in modern proclerns, When we push a button or ring a loell, we may not be aware oi the transfer ot energy which takes place. Boys taking drawing or electricity constantly realize this fact. They make accurate drawings df objects, and work with electrical equip- inent. guzcrni 'T'- I-IANDICRAET BOYS FOR

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Qlilllllllllll Biography is one of the most widely read forms of literature. Because Biographies are stories of high achievement, we read them for inspiration. In what- ever field of enterprise our prime interest lies, we may find recorded lives to point the way toward the crown of accomplishment. In high school, seniors set the pace for the underclassmen. In these first few chap- ters of their lives we read the stories of the fine friend- ships, class activities, and social meetings which they experienced during their schooldays. Now, upon graduating, the seniors of Edison face the future with the firm purpose of successfully completing their Biographies.