Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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OFFICE Experience in using actual office facilities offers excellent training for future employment. STANDING: Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Cornelius. SEATED: Miss Choudek, Mrs. Holland. MUSIC The music department offers courses ranging from band and orchestra to choral and harmony work. Learning to create music brings great satisfaction to the music students. Mr. Bauer. Mr. Champlin, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Lunklcy. HOME ECONOMICS Home economics courses give the girls practical experience in cooking and sewing which will be of great value to them in the future. Mrs. Birkmeycr, Mrs Miller, Mrs. C. Olson.

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SCIENCE Two new features of this year’s science department were a course in electronics and a new physics course with a specially devised curriculum. Mr. Marcouiller, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Dragc, Mr. Bates. MATH The courses included in our math department arc plane and solid geometry, elementary and advanced algebra, and trigonometry. These courses are practical for students who do not plan to further their education and are a very definite help to those students entering college. Mr. Zellers, Miss Torney, Mr. Kotton, Mr. Liemohn, Mr. Hamrin. LANGUAGE Edison’s language department offers four languages—French, Spanish, Latin and German. The students not only learn the basic language structure but also study the culture and background of the country. Miss Sorenson, Mrs. Kellner, Miss Pappas.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Shop courses at Edison offer many fine opportunities of a nonacademic nature. Mr. Reichow, Mr. Babst. Mr. Mathiason. INDUSTRIAL ARTS In industrial arts courses students can develop skill in mechanical drawing, make household articles in woodwork, or learn the intricacies of machinery. Mr. Jedlund, Mr. Lopata. ART In this department the students arc-taught to appreciate good art and to develop their own talents. Their projects often are used to brighten our display cases and bulletin board. Miw Toohy. Mr. Brown.