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

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1 ■■■■■ 1 n -A Li 1 1 J »V 1981 = The Year For Changes An increase in the over-riding of the school ' s budget caused the decision for many budget cuts effective next year. In the early months of 1981, the school board considered eliminating such classes as Traffic and Safety and sports activities like J.V. teams. There will also be no guidence counselors for students. One pleasant note in an all around dismal situation is that the 264 credits whcih were required only for the class of 1981, w ' i be brought back down to 252. Senior counselor, Mr. Kelly, studies paper in office. Jill Abbott Kurt Abel Suzy Adams George Alexander Kathy Allen Lynn Allen William Alton Deanna Ballester Susan Alvarez Row Alzuza Jean Amendola Ken Anderson Jotin Anderson fularci Anderson Carry Andrews Hector Arroyo Marc Artiano Christopfier Atkinson Holly Atkinson Kathleen Augestein Aniel Ayrer Jonna Baker Lisa Baker Ray Baker Juniors 235

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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

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Gergory Bamberger Peter Barana Lisa Barham Janet Barker Robert Barkschat Janeen Barlow Kenneth Barlow Sergio BaronI Colleen Barry Alex Bauer Mark Bauer Craig Beck Toni Beck Jeanine Beckhart Robert Begley Julie Bell Kenny Bell Mane Belles Pete Belletich Daniel Bellows Robert Bennet Jill Bento Paul Bernoulli Peter Binaski Juniors Roll Along Sitting with a smile, Brenda Malilay gets eagerly ready to represent the ju- nior class in Beat the Barons week competitions Big Wheel race during lunch out by the bowl. The juniors par- ticipated with enthusiasm in many ac- tivities such as spirit week, class com- petition at the pep assemblies, and, Beat the Barons Week. The juniors were also eager to participate in many other activities. 236 Juniors