Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mr. Reichard, our principal, is the friendly man who is seen in and around school. His fatherly advice has helped many a student over the harder phases of school life. The democratic ideals are always present in a meeting between Mr. Reichard and the students. Advice, friendship, help: all are offered in Mr. Reichard's office. Clifford Reichard Those Who WILLING SERVICE Our school nurse. Miss Johnson, aids students who become ill at school and takes them home if necessary. She also admits students into school after they have been ill. Miss Johnson sends pupils to the various school clinics and protects the entire school against the spread of contagious diseases. The smiling, helpful woman who is always seen hurrying from one place to another in Edison is Miss Todd, our visiting teacher. Her personal contact with many parents helps her assist a great number of students with their difficulties. Her happy personality always gives a lift to those around her. Page 14 Lima Todd Florence Johnson.

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The atmosphere in Edison is distinctly friendly. It is made so by the genuine understanding of our faculty. Through their sincere friendship and helpfulness, students are guided toward their chosen vocations. To those who have been with us for many years, we bring our devotion and respect while we watch the new members of the staff practicing the cooperation which is an example for all the students in Edison.

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Mr. Janes, our assistant principal, is the busy man who plans the program every spring and winter. Mr. Janes collected the names of the Gold Star boys of the recent war and changed the numbers from time to time on our service flag. School attendance is also one of the concerns of Mr. Janes. Eddla lane? Serve Us Mr. Knox, the new junior high counselor, gives valuable advice to students starting their four years of high school. He also gives various types of tests to students to determine their vocational aptitudes. Miss Kocken has helped innumerable people in the past and is now helping even more students to select careers they will enjoy. Kenneth Knox Arta Kocken Mrs. Aim, the chief clerk, directs the office staff and arranges for appointments with Mr. Reichard. Miss Braun assists Mr. Janes in his work. Miss Dahl does the stenographic work for the office and is the bookroom clerk. Our attendance clerk who keeps a record ol absences and withdrawals is Miss Lebowits. Ruth Lebowite Nellie Aim Lorraine Dahl Dorio Braun Pa9e 15