Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Dedication To YOU who have not yet known the joy ot becominq upperclassmen . . . to YOU who have not yet burned the midniqht oil in the hope that you miqht still pass that test . . . to YOU who have not yet been initiated into the complexities of Shakespeare and chemistry and the drama . . . to YOU who have not yet qlimpsed the realities of adult life through a job conference . . . to YOU who have not yet worked and strained toward perfection for the class play . . . to YOU who have not yet danced a maqic waltz on a starry night at a prom . . . to YOU who have not yet known the sadness ot sinqinq Blue Gold tor the last time . . . to YOU who have not yet trod the aisles to Pomp and Circumstancen To YOU who will take our place, to YOU who come after, we of the l95l Wizard Staff dedicate this 27th edition ot the Edison yearbook. P416

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3111 Bllrmnriam Only a few of the students now in Edison had the privilege of knowing Miss Harroun personally, but everyone here has, in a subtle way, benefited by her influence. Certainly an individual of her delightful personality, her sterling character, and her unsurpassed teaching ability leaves an everlasting impres- sion on the school she served so long and so loyally. Coming from old East, she began teaching chemistry in Edison when the building opened. Her friends and admirers among the alumni and faculty are countless. Many of her students have made outstanding records in scientific work in college. Her zest, her respect for a job well done, her exacting standards, her wis- dom, and above all, her integrity have furnished us a wonderful example. Surely Edison is and always will be a better school because Mary Grace Harroun taught here. RUTH F. TUPPER Page 7