Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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14 Wfeaaczge Za Me Seadafza , . . Many think of graduation as an ending. A few think of it as a begin- ning. ln reality it is neither. lt is, rather, a mark of progress in life, a point of reference to the past and the future. But it should be a high point in one's life, rich with memories of tasks well done, and of obstacles overcome. lt should carry visions of a greater future in which there will be new parts for each to play, new burdens to accept from those who have gone before. Let your graduation be not a finale, nor yet a new dawn, but a beacon on your journey, marking safe progress from yesterday to tomorrow. Congratulations and best wishes! C ' PRINCIPAL .si

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74: Om ffice si P wg we Go we .xo ox 06x L0 MR. EDDIS E. JANES Helpful and genial seem to describe Mr. Janes, our assistant principal. Among his many duties is preparing the program at studies tor the entire school. All changes of program tor stu- dents are under his iurisdiction too. A sorne- what unpleasant task is that at discipline. Dur- ing the principal's absence, Mr. Janes has com- plete charge ot all matters in the school. a's ,ggi ' v a S+, 86' OFFICE STAFF Seated: Mrs. Nellie Alm, chief clerk. Standing: Mrs. Joyce Mark, requisition clerk, Mrs. Phyllis Dunstone, bookroom clerk, Mrs. Dolores Norling, credit clerk: Miss Ruth Lebawits, attendance clerk.