Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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blGHT,sAvING lfliff EZEEIQTF, H Ai Edison Mrs. Leila Rendernick and Miss Audrey Landquist, librar- ians at Edison, provide the stu- dents with reference material in book, paper, rnaqazine, or pamphlet torrn. They Catalogue all books, issue thern ior reports, class work, or pleasure reading, and select new Looks from an approved list. LIBRARIANS :,..'.,:. . mr.. 1 .....1., AZ' 41A ,A -.. , ... A 111 UWA Wires ean Rosegson n charge of ine Sight pn, Mfr NM -W. ,...Q WL Y 1, E L.rV..,.4, :ar ure..-Le1:.g and -,.. aQnie'Jer:1er.ts of ner group arranges for eaon pupx. ii nts ' '-rr smienf reader. OFFICE CLERKS 'Q :Ars M ,,.Y a A. ,,,. :.g3I:. - o...a.-- K -AW WA- T ,,,, rua.. ,.oo...e' , .oo ,Jo- ia W -, flfeg: ' 'mi ?1'xl.1 ry, nas Charge 1: ine :ie -1 DL,.,1LA- ..,a,N-,--,Nh-,, ,- 3..T..,+I..VT ,.'T.IX. A....,.. ,,L4...o..,., ...o ,M-.,,..-- SSQIQS -MILD Srrfii 1 4 v Q' 'Q

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Y . fflrss Florence tcnnscri, ine nccl nurse, offers first agd to students, arid if necessary she recommends them icr ex- cuse or exclusion. She also in- structs a Horne Nursing class for the mothers oi the district. N U R S E FLORENCE ICI-INSCIJ Girls who have taken a COE' 'nercial course are eligiile for Lfiice work. Those who are se- ected learn office rcuiine through actual experience and nus receive 'xaluahle training cr iustrpess pcsiicns 11. real OFFICE GIR Who's Who Mrs. Nellie Alrn is the chief oi- tice clerk. Her duties include answering telephone calls, ring- ing passing bells, scheduling as- semblies, and rnalcing appoint- ments icr Mr. Cook. Mrs. Inez Kapala and Mrs. Virginia Shrarn are stenographers to Mr. Cook, principal, and Mr. lanes, assis- tant priricipal, respectively. OFFICE CLERKS l iA' lz .il .z:. z., Kipfrl r, Virciznz Fx: rn.. l.':.

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The Quest ENGLISH ENGLISH The English Department emphasizes different phases of literature each year. Soph- omore students devote their time to the study of American short stories, essays, poems, and novels. These classes also study the lives of the writers. The first semester of the lunior year offers to those students with high grades a ' 1 S P E E C H C L A S S choice or magazine or news in place of the grammar course, Those electing r.e.-.fs may become members of the Record staff the fol- lowing semesief. As A luniors, students study the life and works of William Shakespeare. Those pupils who are genuinely interested in Shakespeare and wish to continue their study of him may ,cin the Sock 'n' Busicin Club. The Se- niir 'year cfE:gQ1sh is ccrgrpcsed of a detailed study of English authors and their xvdrks. Grarrlizgr ass1.g:.i1,ents, :Lok reports, ','JI1f,SYl themes, and oral talks are rfev- fp' 9- Q fr fr' day- ::':'Q of 'r7 1g'1:'fa -c4.,.l.,.., ...., ... d.. ..,.,.c.,.,..., V .... J. .,... 'NLV