Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HISTORY Standing: Victor Erickson Helen Curry Katherine Bow Ralph Ahlstroni Agnoa Doveroll Minnie Bengtsson Seated: Graco Tlllotson Stella Ballou Mr. Ahlstrom is the faculty adviser of the Student Council Assembly Committee. Miss Ballou instructs the community civics classes in occupations. Miss Bengtsson teaches the junior high geography classes. Miss Bow advises the Skating Club and is one of the advisers of the Silver Tri. Mrs. Curry, lunchroom supervisor, also advises the cheerleaders and the Rooters Club. The double role of business adviser of the school newspaper and guardian of the Camp Fire Girls is played by Miss Deverell. The Chess Club adviser is Mr. Erickson, while the chairman of the social science department is Mrs. Tillotson. Our Teacher AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CLASS Pago 17

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HISTORY Marjorie Simmons Joanotto Henderson Hugh Curran Eva Peterson Neill Erb History enables us to understand and become better acquainted with our forefathers. With a knowledge of history, we appreciate more fully the art we see, the music we hear, and the books we read. History is the background of a sound education. Teaching history is but one of the many interests of our social science teachers. The American History and American Government classes are taught by Mr. Curran. The stair guards are supervised by Miss Erb. Miss Henderson teaches the modern problems classes. Miss Peterson is the 11B social adviser. Miss Simmons advises the Student Council Social Committee. History Is Pago 16 MODERN PROBLEMS CLASS

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Living Florence Fisch Giac? Garland Vorna OUen Anna Dunn Frances Cowan Language is one of the means by which we express our joy, fear, hate, ideals. A man is judged by the language he uses in every day life. To be able to speak well is to be able to lead. Miss Cowan is the chairman of the English Department at Edison. Our banking system is directed by Miss Dunn. Miss Fisch is the adviser of the Student Council Vaudeville Committee. The person responsible for our successful class plays and assemblies is Miss Garland. Miss Johnson advises the Latin Club and acted as social adviser of the January 1946 Class. Mrs. Kellner directs the French Club and the Pan American League; she is also the chairman of the foreign language department. Mr. Mankowski, formerly a lieutenant (jg) in the Navy, has again taken over his classes. The National Honor Society is supervised by Mrs. Verna Olsen. Miss Sorenson, director of the German Club, is a member of the faculty advisory committee. Polar Mankowski Paqe 18 Anne Kellner Alice Johnson Edna Sorenson