Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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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O cee 7 taitutt? The business education department trains students for future employment. The courses include office skills, business methods, and related areas of training. From left to right: Miss Choudek, Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Holland. Mrs. Cornelius. The mathematics department offers courses which provide fundamentals, as well as college preparation. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Erickson. Mr. Kottom. Seated: Miss Glen, Mr. Bruning. 14 The latter consists of plain and solid geometry, plain and advanced algebra, and trigonometry. From left to right: Miss Torney, Mr. Hamrin, Mr. Liemohn. Miss Ramswick.