Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MUSIC AND ART TEACHERS Harriet Mickoleen. Diner Sodergren. Jean Toohy, Dmo Lunkley, Olive Bennett, Harry Ranks. APPLIED MUSIC CLASS Together We Play For real enjoyment in life, one must have an appreciation of music and art. Every day we come in contact with some phase of these subjects. Mrs. Mickelsen teaches the junior high chorus classes. Mr. Sodergren is in charge of directing and training the students for various musical events. Miss Toohy, the chairman of the art department, assists with the stage scenery and props. Directing the band and orchestra at special functions and being an assistant 12A class adviser keep Mr. Lunkley busy. Miss bennett, the social adviser of the 12B class, instructs the junior high art classes. The applied music classes which are held every Friday are directed by Mr. Ranks. The cleanliness of our school must be attributed to Mr. Barber and his efficient engineering staff. In order to do the tasks that have been placed before us as a nation, we must keep physically fit. Our gym teachers have certainly done their part to keep the students at Edison in good condition. Mr. Guzy is our very efficient baseball and football coach. The G. A. A. and the group known as the Junior High Girls are directed by Miss Leary and Miss Barton. Mr. Miller is kept busy coaching the gymnastics and track teams. CHIEF ENGINEER Lyle Barber. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS Peter Guzy, Florence Leary, Edith Barton, Harry Miller. Page 23

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FOODS CLASS HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS May me Luthor. Helen Hiekok, Gladys lacoboon. Lorraine Stavona . United We Work The skills the girls learn in the home economics department will be used to make a healthier, happier nation of tomorrow. Besides being one of our clothing teachers, Mrs. Luther is our Red Cross sponsor. Miss Hickok is also a clothing teacher. One of our newly organized clubs, the Party Planning Club, is advised by Miss Jacobson. Miss Stavenas is our 12A social adviser. With the efficient and willing help of our librarians, Mrs. Rendernick and Miss Moeller, the students of Edison have been able to secure every kind of book they need for their studies. Miss Lee. in spite of the food rationing and shortages, has done well at managing the lunchroom. LIBRARIANS Leila Rondernick. Ruth Moeller LUNCHROOM MANAGER Dorothy Leo. Page 22

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INDUSTRIAL Barnard Robbins Henry Zittleman Lae Helronlmus Edgar Marnftald Leonard Johnson Louis Lopata Many of the boys that are learning the trades in the industrial wing today will be planning our machines and buildings of tomorrow. This course is perhaps one of the most useful of all, for it teaches skills needed in this atomic age. Mr. Heironimus is found in the senior advisory every morning helping us with our troubles. Mr. Johnson is assistant football and basketball coach and is a lunchroom supervisor. Helping with our football team and coaching our star basketball teams keep Mr. Lopata sports-minded. Mr. Merrifield is the person who sees that all student activities on the football field are supervised and run efficiently. Mr. Robbins finds printing and drawing interesting subjects. Mr. Zittleman spends most of his time teaching in the machine shop. Page 24 Workers of ELECTRICITY CLASS