Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Lake Station, IN)

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Class Poem As freshmen we were so very pleased At last in Edison High to be, But we were so ill at ease When a senior we chanced to see. As sophomores, no longer green, In our classes we’d sit and dream Not of knights in armor green But the captain of our team. Then as juniors we awoke one morn “Two high school years are gone,” we sigh We planned with pride our annual Prom As the close of school drew nigh. How thrilled we were to be a senior Our last and most important year; As we travel life’s path in the future, Our Edison days we ’ll hold most dear.

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Top row — Kenneth Skeen, Jack Scheuer, Joseph Scheuer, Gary King, Robert Taylor, Richard Her- taus, Richard Bloomquist, Jerome Barnes, William Strong, Ivan Glancy, Raymond Marks. Second row — Gerald Wiles, Charles Torrez, Donald Shomaker, Fred Urbanek, Lester Loden, John Przy- bysz, James Scheuer, DeWayne Ferris, John Jakich. Front row — Marie Lopez, Ann Naylor, Dorothea Mize, Nancy Bogdon, Ursula Norvil, Delores Todd, Betty Mize, Janice Morrison. CLASS OF ' 55 Top row — Paul Kurtos, Thomas Murphy, Joseph Chester, Guy Everett, James Warren, Frank Aloia, Henry Hammond, Dallas Lehmann, Donald McBride, Wayne Wesley, Bruce Bailey, Robert Mayka. Third row — Alex Zinkovich, Carolyn Thompson, Loretta Gray, Sharon Jarabek, Beverly Berg. Rae- deane Hickman, Helen Coulter, Peggy Barker, Mary Ann Shoemaker, Arlene Kupke, Phyllis Etherton, Wayne Hagan. Second row — Nellie Bright, Marylan Thompson, Joanna Jendrzejewski, Barbara Zajac, Gloria Cas- tro, Elizabeth Rich, Laura Jannette Jackson, Barbara Ramusack, Louise Kurtos, Shirley Hoover. Front row — Olivia Parker, Joan Broadway, Josephine Kushneruk, Sally Summers, Antoinette Choka, Phyllis Bumbera, Barbara Schaefer, Carol Broadway. Bonita Ferris, Virginia Cherry, Carol Thorgren. The 1952 Edisonian 27

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STUDY WITHIN EDISON’S WALLS ARE MANY ROOMS DEDI- CATED TO THE PROPOSITION THAT EACH STUDENT SHOULD BE EDUCATED. IN THE HOME ECONOMICS ROOM. THE SHOP. THE SCIENCE LABORATORY, THE STUDY HALL, AND THE MANY OTHER CLASSROOMS, THE STUDENTS ARE PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE. The 1952 Edisonian 29