Edison High School - Oracle Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Mr. Monji (left) listens to yet another excuse from a student- Mr Rottirock (below) grimaces at ttie year- book photograptier ' s invasion of fiis Grapfiic Arts class. Teachers 131

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Shades of jj Dr. Jekyll Students are the only ones who ever see the other side of their teachers, the teachers appear to have a cool, reserved exterior, but inside the minds of most of them lies the ability to torture high schoolers with their idiosyncrasies, bad jokes, and trying to be hip. No one else ever knows the things that go on inside the classroom. Perhaps these pictures will provide some insight. Mr, Emery (above right) decides that teach- ing is tough, Ms Bellande (below left) sings Good Morn- ing to her Grammar Review class Mr, Johnson (below right) dunks a particular- ly volatile mixture of his own creation. If »-- 130 Teachers

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Councils Capture Student Coinage Junior Council was led by President Joe Legaspi and Vice-President Jenni- fer Blakely. Ttie main goal of the coun- cil was to raise money for the Junior- Senior Prom. They had several fun- draisers ranging from a car wash, sell- ing T-shirts, Christmas ornaments, and Burnt Offerings. There were also many things happening during Prom Week that were sponsored by the Junior Council. It was fun and exciting, said President Joe Legaspi. It took a lot of time and effort, but it was worth it. Sophomore Council was an adept group this year due to the energy cre- ated by two enthusiastic girls. Presi- dent Leslie Pratt and Vice-President Michelle McNulty. These two headed up a largely female Sophomore Coun- cil whose spirit led them to victory in almost all class competitions. They also sold many unique items from Mis- tletoe to sweatshirts. Although the Freshman Council had trouble getting started, they managed a T-shirt sale under the presidency of Dee Dee Deans and vice-president Jeff Miller. Junior Council (top) Sophomore Council (middle) Freshman Council (bottom) 132 Councils