Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Languages Dorothy Wallace Mildred Ward Sophie Alblnson Blrdolla Rosa Lima Sears Ruth Tuppor Miss Albinson finds that the Record, our school newspaper, occupies most of her spare time. To Miss Anderson English and history are interesting subjects to teach. Miss Bolin, a member of the Reserve Teachers Corps, took the place of Mr. Man-kowski while he was in the Navy. The 11A class adviser is Miss Catherine Johnson. Miss Larson teaches junior high school English. Mrs. Parsons, also a Reserve Teacher, taught English in Edison during the first semester. The supervisor of our school year book, the Wizard, is Miss Ross. Mrs. Sears is also a Reserve Teacher who taught here during the first semester. Miss Tupper, one of our senior advisers, is the director of the Sock 'n' Buskin and Penographers; she is also a member of the faculty advisory committee. ENGLISH CLASS Ruth Andoroon lanice Parsons Agnoo Bolin Esther Larsen Cathcrtno lohnson Pago 19

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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

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Lolt to right: Lou loo Rams wick Christopher Hamrln Celia Torney Goorga Bruning Genevlovo Holkesvig Louise Olsen Beniamin Liemohn Instruments Mathematics is the language of inventors, scientists, and machinists. Every day of our life we depend on mathematics and its application. Mr. Bruning is kept busy being swimming coach, adviser of the stage crew, and in charge of locks and lockers. Acting as tennis coach, timekeeper for athletics, senior adviser, faculty representative on local athletic board, and taking charge of the ticket sales occupies much of Mr. Hamrin's time. Miss Holkesvig is the adviser of the Recognition Committee of the Student Council. Mr. Liemohn, chairman of the math department, advises the Ushers Club and the Finance Committee of the Student Council. Mrs. Olsen teaches junior high arithmetic. The adviser of the Silver Tri is Miss Ramswick. Miss Tomey, Blue Tri adviser, takes care of and fits the band uniforms. ALGEBRA CLASS Pag© 20