Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Knowledge Just as an airplane moves cn to new frontiers, so also dees science. This wor!d in which we live is filled with the results of scientific research. The thoughts and ideas which will later find fruition in successful realities are formulated in our science department. A library is a potential storehouse of knowledge and entertainment. Our librarians at Edison endeavor to acquaint students with needed information on how to partake of the reading pleasures. SCIENCE Homer Filo. loll-'iuon Benner, Lswio Banetl. Sclmer Drago. Mary Harroun, Eva Gans. Ethel Pohlson Page 17

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MATHEMATICS Benjamin Liemohn, Colla Torney. Christopher Hamrln, Louise Ramowick. Gonovievo Holkesvlg. Youth Pursues Mathematics is the science of perfection, the language of inventors and mechanics, business men and architects. We recall our advance through algebra, geometry, and the higher studies—developing the mind as well as teaching us this ancient and fundamental art: the art of finding what one wants with the knowledge that is at hand. The library is playing a large part in the training of modern minds, for, with almost no exception, all types of reference books are found here. LIBRARY Lola Larson Page 1G

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COMMERCIAL Charles Lombard, Gordon Sandora, Armas Hollo, Lucille Simmons, Mary Cornehua, Duma Choudek. Wheels of Business TYPE Commercial teachers at Edison High capably instruct pupils in acquiring superior stenographic skill, which is a combination of shorthand, typing, and transcribing. Business students also obtain a clear understanding of business customs and procedures. Besides these two assets one also develops such traits as dependability, courtesy, initiative, judgment, loyalty, resourcefulness, and, most important of all, adaptability and common sense. Because of the development of these traits of character, our commercial department has rendered to the world a great service which is priceless. Page 18