Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'Ld . . . election of officers . . . class plays, proms, parties . . . graduation . . . participation in these events makes us realize that we have reached the end of our high school days. We have always looked for- ward to our senior year, and it has brought fun, work, and fellowship to us all. This enjoyable year will always keep its place in our book of memories. Now the time has come when we will graduate leaving behind that which, with 'years, has become so familiar to us. So with diploma in hand we leave to go out into the world each choosing his separate path and determining to do his best.

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ts. endow zildaieefw r tt' ea- ivmlafz Miss Frances Cowan Senior Co-ordinator Our second class party was held at the Columbia Heights Field House, February 29. The couples danced to the music of Ronnie Johnson's band. Our theme, Lover's Leap , was carried out with large red hearts, cupids, different colored balloons, and red and white crepe paper. On May l4, a reception was held for the seniors at which our mothers were honored guests. An enioyable program in the auditorium was followed by a tea in the school library. We, the seniors of l952, wont to express our sincere appreciation to our class adviser, Miss Cowon, for her excellent assistance during our senior year, and also to the individual advisers of the senior class who helped in making possible the most wonderful year ever. Mothers being served at get-acquainted tea. Seated: Miss Schmidt, Miss Choudek, Miss Wallace, Miss Ramswick, Miss Ross, Mrs. Pohlson, Standing: Miss Peterson, Mrs. Cornelius, Mr Drage, Mr, Zittleman, Mr. Benner, Miss Gould, Mrs. Luther.