Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Miss Ciaveau and her office staff are kept busy with the paper work involved in running our school. From left to right: Miss Neuman, Miss Ciaveau, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Justice, Miss Maloy, Mrs. Williams. These three people spend their time helping to solve our difficulties such as illness, speech handicaps, and home problems. From left to right: Mrs. Brown, Mr. Bergen. Miss Johnson. Our three counselors and our three co-ordinators are very important, because they help students to plan for their futures. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Hoye, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Knox. Seated: Miss Robin, Miss Agatner, Mrs. Hammer.

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Iii (caching activities these teachers stress co-operation and sportsmanship. This has helped us to win many chain pionships. From left lo right: Mr. Parsons, Mr. Berg, Mr. Guay. ‘P6y4iceU £cCucctfio t The activities of the physical educa lion department are chosen in relation to human growth, development, and behavior. “P acccU ScCcccatcoH From left to right: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Conover, Miss Barton. s wlyiwwwole 'rtywte £co to Uc i The field of homemaking is one of our important courses which gives practical exjterience in the fields of rooking and sewing. From left to right: Mr-. Miller. Mr-. Swenson, Miss Walker. Mrs. Elli .

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 Miss lx e heads the lunchroom staff in planning well-balanced, economical meals for the students here at Edison. From left to right: A. Wallace. G. Johnson, E. Cardin. E. Nrlson. J. Nelson. M. Rudd. T. Kessler. N. Sorenson. D. Lee. In addition to a place where we may borrow books, the library is a good place to do research work. From left to right: Mrs. Lundblad. Miss Baker. Our janitors, led by Carl Manske, begin the day much earlier than we, in order to keep the building warm and clean. Back row, from left to right: C. Manske, M. Jurichko, G. Palmer. Front row: R. Zierman, W. Kokesh. P. Omley. J. Jablonski. 19 I1V.W