Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mr. Kenneth Knox Miss Helen Andrews ieq ,wwe ,ua Need help with your program? Want advice on your lite's vocation? Miss Andrews or Mr. Knox, our school counselors, can help you. This year Miss Andrews has had charge of the eighth, tenth, and twelfth grades, and Mr. Knox of the seventh, ninth, and eleventh. Mr. T E l X if Mr. Carl Manslie I I I Knox and Miss Andrews also administer aptitude, in- telligence, and special ability tests. Mr. Knox is also adviser ot the Edison Leadership Club and has charge of school lockers. Mr. Manslce, our chief engineer, is responsible for the physical condition of our building. Miss Todd, our visiting teacher, makes personal contacts between the home and the school. Our school nurse, Miss Johnson, takes core of students who become ill in school and excuses them if necessary, Miss Erma Todd, Miss Florence Johnson

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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.

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Mr. Harold Tietz, Mrs. Mary Cornelius, Miss Virginia Meile, Miss Emma Choudek, Mrs. Marcella Hammer, Mr. Charles Lombard Our occupational relations teachers, Mr. Tietz and Mrs. Hammer, are in charge ol the part. time work program. Besides instructing classes, they visit the otlices where the students work. In addition to teaching typing, Mrs. Cornelius is adviser of the Student Council Point System Committee. Shorthand, essential for secretarial work, is taught by Miss Meile. Miss Choudek teaches otlice training and secretarial practice to the girls who are preparing themselves for the business world. She issalso Mrs. Mary Blair, Mrs. Leila Rendernick adviser of the Ushers' Club. Bookkeeping is taught by Mr. Lombard. Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Rendernick, our school librarians, are very obliging in helping students find material tor themes and topics and also aid them in selecting books for recreational reading. Miss Lee is in charge ot our school cafeteria. 5' Miss Dorothy Lee