Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mr. Eddis Janes, assistant principal, tells us. Just as it takes time to develop character in an individual, so it takes years to develop the traditions and philosophies of a school. Just as students of all nationalities live and work together in harmony at Edison so can the people of all nations work together for a united nation that will bring everlasting peace to the world. EDDIS JANES Aliis Lorraino Dahl, Nellie Aim, Ethel Heller, Ruth Lebowita, Dorla Braun. A course in typing should be required for all high school graduates,” says Miss Doris Braun, Mr. Janes' secretary. while success in everything undertaken at the school is the wish of Miss Lorraine Dahl. Mrs. Nellie Aim exclaims, Long live our 'Esprit de Corps'! Our attendance clerk, Miss Ruth Lebowits, thinks the progress of Edison has been remarkable, both in scholastic achievement and in athletics. Our requisition clerk. Miss Ethel Heller, being new to the school, has grown to like the school spirit and school very much. Miss Florence Johnson, our nurse, would like to see a campaign for better health habits among our students at Edison. Pago 11

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Mr. Clifford Reichard, principal, says, The average education in this country has risen to an all time high. Among draftees of World War I it was sixth grade. In World War II it was tenth grade. The high school is now 'a must.’ Edison's future is the future of every American high school. Does anyone doubt that its future is bright? Miss Erma Todd, our smiling visiting teacher, thinks, If family groups in this district continue their loyalty to Edison, the promise for the future is beyond prediction. Kenneth Knox. Arta Kockon. Miss Arta Kocken, one of our helpful counselors, thinks that Edison's progress as a school will depend on the general average of the scholarship of Edison students. Mr. Kenneth Knox, also our counselor, believes that Edison is a community center to which her former sons and daughters come back to give their talents. Page 10

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Mrs. Olive Reilly, English teacher, says the energetic, wholesome, and sincere attitude of the students will make Edison's future bright. The future progress of Edison and its students will depend chiefly on the personal record and actual worth of the students attending and graduating from this school, is the personal opinion of Miss Esther Larson. Miss Grace Garland thinks that the financial support the Minneapolis people will be willing to give their schools is important. Miss Margaret Christianson says, The future can be judged only by thp past. Olive Reilly, Esther Larson. Grace Garland. Margaret Christianson Pathway to SHAKESPEARE CLASS Mrs. Leila Rendernick, our librarian. dreams of smaller classes and better equipment. Miss Jennie Medure, assistant librarian, has been here for only one term, but she wishes future success to the school in all of its undertakings. lonnte Meduro Leila Rendernick Pago 12