Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'f' Seated: Miss Dorothy Wallace, Miss Frances Cowan, Miss Florence Fisch, Standing: Miss Mildred Ward, Miss Helen Rogers, Mr. Peter Mankowski, Miss Grace Garland, Miss Birdella Ross la game Miss Wallace, adviser of the Student Council Vaude- ville, teaches magazine and Shakespeare. ln addition to teaching English, Miss Cowan is adviser of the senior class and the National Honor Society. Mr. Mankowski, assistant tootball coach, teaches English and creative writing. Beside teaching speech, drama, radio, and Seated: Miss Mae Schmidt Standing: Miss Sophie Albinson , uvzdte wed... English, this year Miss Garland directed both a senior and a iunior class play, a Christmas play, and other dramatic productions. Miss Fisch, Miss Ross, and Miss Ward teach tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade English, whereas Miss Schmidt and Miss Albinson have ninth ,grade English. Miss Johnson, Latin Club adviser, Miss Sorenson, German Club adviser, and Mrs. Kellner, ad- viser of the French and Spanish Clubs, teach English as well as their respective languages. Miss Rogers does ,Q-vu. Seated: Miss Mae Schmidt Standing: Miss Sophie Albinson specialized work in remedial reading. Seated: Miss Alice Johnson Standing: Miss Edna Sorenson, Mrs. Anne Kellner

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3 G5 .45 f gil 'I .W - f!iEll.L:'Lig'-w- . l ,is hi f 14 IX' fy, ar 'A' '-T.-- ,... ,WN Mr. Joseph Christensen, Mr. Lee Heironimus, Mr, Bruce Mathiason, Mr. Edgar Merrifield, Mr, Louis Lopata, Mr. Henry Zittleman, Mr. Richard Reichow ev O I I I Shop courses at Edison offer many fine opportunities ot a tion-acacleiiiic nature. l-lere students can develop skill in mechanical clravving, make houseeholol articles in vvooilvvoik, oi learn the intricacies ot machinery. tvtr. Qiliiistuiiseii teaches both mechanical drawing and woodwork, and is also adviser ot the Lunchroom Service Club. All ol Mr, Heiionimus' classes are in drafting, Mr. lvlathiason teaches electricity, metal working, and mech- anical clravvingi Mr. Merrifield, who is retiring from C. Malund, B. Schonebaum, B. Reiners, R. Mrozka, B. Budniclc, and D. Fnhrendorff are seen hard at work in the wood shop. FQ teaching this year, has classes in senior woodwork. Mr. Lopata is a teacher of Woodwork and mechanical draw- ing as vvell as coach for sophomore football and head basketball coach. Mr. Zittleman teaches machine shop and mechanical drawing, Mr. Reichovv, swimming coach, teaches printing. -4 -1 QS Seated: Mr. Harry Miller. Standing: Mr. Peter Guzy ll

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X .1 ' , Q rv 5 l Q K 5. Miss Florence Leary, Miss Agnes Deverell, Mr. Willard Ludford, Mr. Guilford Parsons, Mr, Charles Kemp, Miss Minnie Bengtsson, Mrs. Margaret Palm cmdczmeazfczfc ,fam dai lining . . . Mr. Ludlord is adviser ot the Student Council, vvhile Miss leary is adviser for the Senior Guides. Being busi- ness adviser oi the Edison Record is an important part ol Miss Deverellls duties. Wiestliiig is coached by Mr. Kemp. Miss Leary, Miss Deverell, Miss Bengtsson, Mrs. Piilin, Mr. Ludloid, and Mr. Kemp teach common learne ingis, a iunior high course that is a combination of history and English. Beside teaching mathematics, Mrs. l. Olsen is cliairnian of the Lost and Found Committee, Mi. Bruning is adviser of the Chess and Checker Club, Mis, lair so Olsen, Mr. George Bruning, Miss Edna Glenn xxx and Miss Glenn is adviser of the Junior Red Cross. Mr. Parsons teaches general science and is assistant football and basketball coach. Mrs. Michelson, who is editorial adviser of the Edison Record, teaches English and news writing. Mrs. V. Olsen teaches English and is adviser of the Wizard. Standing: Mrs. Julia Michelsen. Seated: Mrs. Verna Olsen Standing: Mrs. Julia Michelsen. Seated: Mrs. Verna Olsen X