Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The January Class Of 1945 r If rJ Those Who Lead Us The most joyous of our social events, our banquet, took place January 18. Our theme. A Banquet Charmed, added gayety to the occasion as did the Class Prophecy. Our Baccalaureate Service on Sunday, January 21, lent a more serious note to our festivities. The Reverend Mr. R. N. Bun-ess, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, delivered the address. He was assisted in the services by the Reverend Mr. C. O. Main of the United Brethren Church. Dedication of the class, and scriptural readings were led by Lois Jacobson and Kenneth Soike. The combined choir and choral club, under the direction of Mr. Sodergren, furnished the musical selections. For the first time in the history of Edison High School, the graduating class wore caps and gowns at this service. Mr. Sandora, Mra. Curry. Mra, L. Olson. Mr. Hamrln. Richard Johnson. President; Delores Wickstrom, Treasurer; Lois Jacobson. Secretary; Kenneth Soike. Vice-President. Page 27

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The January Class Of 1945 The Brighter Side Commencement on January 25. brought to an end our high school days. Our speakers. Bernita Olson. Richard Johnson. Joan FitzGerald, and Carol Vogel, discussed Men of Destiny : Winston Churchill. Josef Stalin. Franklin D. Roosevelt. and Chiang Kai-shek. Mr. Reichard. our principal, presented awards; and Mr. Bank, assistant superintendent of schools, presented the diplomas. Instrumental solos and a vocal ensemble lent variety to the program. And so, with many pleasant memories, we, the January class of 1945, bid farewell to Edison. We wish to convey our sincere thanks to Mr. Hamrin, Mrs. L. Olsen, Mr. Sanders, and Mrs. Curry for all the splendid help and guidance they have given us. SALUTATORIANS IOAN FITZGERALD RAY NORDIN CAROL VOGEL Pago 26

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The January Class Of 1945 Acko. Carolyn . . . Lyn . . . Wo'd llko lo know her belter . . . Latin Club; Blue Trl; RECORD. Anderson. John . . Red . . . Cartoons are his specialty . . . Choral Gub; Vaudeville. Anderson. Lois . . . Andy . . . Sharp's tho word with her . . . Choral Gub; Blue Tri; Pan American League. Asplund, Ellen , . . Audio . . . Full of !un as ovoryono knows . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Gass Play. Baird. Jean . . . Jay . . . Quiet and sincere . . . Blue Tri. Boriou. Delores . . Toots . . Full of danco, laugh, and morrlmont . . . Silver Tri. Pros.. Soc.; Blue Tri; Hall Guard. Bianchi. Rose . . . Ro . . . For it is a quiet workor who succeeds . . . Key Pon; Blue Tri. Bloomquist, Arnold . . . Arnie . . . He’s popular In any crowd . . . Band; Hi-Y; Class Play; National Honor Society; Silver Scholarship Pin: All City Honor Roll. Bolin. Emily . . . Emmie . . . She's tho cheer ful type, a girl we all like . . . Choral Club: Bluo Tri. Treas.; WIZARD: National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll. Bowe. Patricia . A littlo qtrl that's lull oi pep . . . Blue Tri; Pan Amorican League. Treas.; Class Play; National Honor Society. BowelL Maxine . . . Maeky . . . Slender, dainty, with red-gold hair . . . Silver Tri; Bluo Tri. Burns. Constance . . . Connio . . . Her laugh-tor fills the halls . . . Silver Tri: B'ue Tri; Vaudeville. Bymark. Norma . . . By . . . When known bettor, sho's roally a riot . . . G. A. A.; Band; Vaudeville. Coolidge. Dorothy . . Dot . . . Nice and neat, small and swoet . . . Silver Trl. Troas.; Blue Tri. Carlson. Jeanette . . . Jeanettie . . . She's patiently waiting . . . Blue Tri; Choral Gub; Vaudeville. Christofferson. Marlin . . . Christy . . . Ready for anything . . . Cunningham. Jeanne . . . Cud . . . Dark brown wavy tresses . . . Choral Club; G. A. A.; Blue TrL DeGidio. Audrey . . . Audie . . . She makes sunshino in a shady place . . . Bluo Tri.