Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'Zfiattvuf 'xxtr History is one of our largest departments, including courses of American and world histories, and modern problems. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Ahlstrom, Mr. Simmons. Seated: Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Ku-nert. 'rtyo tonxf Although many of these classes are required, the students will select these subjects as electives. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Nickerson, Mr. Spolar, Mr. Gunbcrg. Seated: Mr. Keys. Mrs. Dumbcrg. 'ttyi Ctvtef In junior high, civics and social studies are required. In these subjects the basic concepts of history and government are learned. From left to right: Mrs. Hunder, Mrs. Bates, Miss Bengtsson, Mrs. Carlson.

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Attendance and discipline head the list of duties for our assistant principal, Mr. James R. Zimdars. Although this was his first year as assistant principal, he proved himself capable in handling the responsibility of the office. JAMES R. ZIMDARS, Assistant Principal

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 £ uptui£. Often the English department is associated only with the courses in grammar, flavored with a touch of literature. From Icfl to right: Mr. Mankowski, Mrs. Wong, Miss Deverell, Mrs. Brunzrll, Miss Ross. £ tyii46 As well as the above, this department offers courses such as speech, debate, dramatics, and journalism. Standing, from left to right: Miss Wallace, Mrs. Olsen, Miss Ward. Seated: Miss Fisch, Miss Garland. The many honors won by Edison students in these fields are proof of the success of our English department. Standing, from left to right: Mrs. Hulbert, Miss Leary. Mrs. Schwartz. Seated: Miss Al-hinson. Miss Rogers.