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

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Dana Dugan. Stacy Uarland, Maria Baggeta, and Laurie Banwell (The notorious Tat Gang ) pose for a rare group shot. They are wanted in five states! Stephanie Bauer shows off her Christmas pre- sent that was given to her by her Secret San- ta She reportedly ate the dog food! Seniors 233

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Senioritis Strikes Early The elite. The upperclassmen. The young men and women that the rest look up to. These are the sen- iors. Struggling through the fresh- man, sophomore, and junior years, they now come to what they ' ve all been waiting for: The Senior Syn- drome! The Senior Syndrome is an uncontrollable disease. Symptoms are: easy and little to no classes. Unassigned time to kill in the library. Uncontrollable spasms, that leave the student crying out, GET ME OUT OF HERE! On their sholders rests the responsibility of running the school and teaching the under- classmen the skills and know-how of growing up. To seek out and ex- plore new worlds. To go beyond where no man has gone before Yes, these are the seniors. Getting caught up in the senior syndrome are Dean Fairfax and Dave Steeman (right) as they socialize during lunch. Debi Proano (below) looks over the senior section for another yearbook deadline Taking the lead for the seniors is Barbi Wake- ham (below right) as she devours a box of raisins during Spirit Week, 232 Seniors

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Junior Officers Work Hard Joe Legaspi and Jennifer Blakely were the powerhouses behind fund- raising activities for the Junior-Sen- ior Prom. The Burnt Offerings idea was a unique form of moneymaking and was well received. Such phrases as I didn ' t really think I was going to get one! and Is that really a dead daisy or a weed? were heard around campus. The hardworking officers headed many fundraisers as well as activities for their class and school. With them in the lead, the Class of ' 82 was well known around campus. JUNIORS 234 Juniors