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

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Special Ed Helps Students The Special Education program helps students get through school while letting them feel part of the total school. Special Education has four pro- grams, a health impaired program along with a resource, opportunity and vocational training. All areas gave students individual- ized assistance with counseling, aca- demics and attendence, program plan- ning aid, study and organizational skills. Ralp Eastwood (top) works as an aid in the Vo- cational Training room Vicki Ziesche {bottom left). Sheri Rae {bottom right)- Frank Jarvis {above). Special Education 339

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Diane Cervasco {middle left) Elaine Forge (middle) Curt Black {middle right) Donna Ott {right) Coordinator 338 Special Education

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T And S Is Well Liked One of the most popular groups of teachers on the Edison campus was found in the portable buildings where Traffic and Safety was taught. Mr. Burns, Mr. Mang, Mr. Jaso, Mr. Purnell, Mr. Farr, and Mr. Anderson were the men who made up the staff of Traffic and Safety Education. They were fam- ous around the campus for their jokes and senses of humor that made an oth- erwise dull class very funny. These men were also extremely brave and actually risked their lives by getting into a car with their students. Overall, these teachers made Traffic and Safety a more enjoyable course. I Gary Farr (upper left) Concentrating heavily. Matt Nusenow (upper left) completes an assignment In Traffic and Safety. H oping to do well on a test in Safety, Kandee Bahr (left) takes a few notes. Betti Holden and Lori Hawl ins (above) take a casual nigtit drive. 340 Traffic and Safety