Edison High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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MILDRED JEAN CURTIS MARY ELIZABETH DERIAN A smile is more profit- able than a frown. Y-Teens G • A . A . Student Council REFLECTOR High School Chorus My Old Kentucky Home TORCH EUGENE DANIELS One of the best things in the world to be is a boy. Basketball E-Club TORCH CHARLES BERNARD DARNELL A jolly lad and full of fun, he ' s always nice to everyone. E Club Hi-Y Science Club Basketball Baseball Track She ' s the most amiable person that one could ever meet. TORCH G.A.A. Y-Teens High School Chorus Student Council REFLECTOR HOWARD A. DOTHAGER It isn ' t the work that worries me, it ' s the women. Basketball E Club Band Hi-Y NANCY LOU ERICKSON Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Cheerleader Student Council TORCH Dramatic Club Y-Teens REFLECTOR High School Chorus My Old Kentucky Home BETTY JANE DAY Why worry myself and study and care, be- fore I know it I ' ll have gray hair. Y-Teens High School Chorus Dramatic Club Student Council BETTY DAVIS Grace was in all her steps. Dramatic Club Professor How Could You? Garden of the Moon The Sixth Key Don ' t Tell a Soul HARRY EWEN Modesty conceals his many virtues. Student Council Hi-Y Cross-Country PRUDENCE FLEMING Never too busy to join in the fun, always on hand when there is work to be done. G .A . A • High School Chorus Student Council

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HAROLD BEaLS ROBERT A. CHILELLI Time ripens all things; no man is born wise. Science Club High School Chorus PAULINE BEDINGER My aim in life is happiness. TORCH High School Chorus Y-Teens G. A • A • BONNIE MAS BOCK She adores all that she touches. G. A • A . Y-Teens Dramatic Club Professor How Could You The Sixth Key Love in Bloom Garden of the Moon High School Chorus It is a worthier thing to deserve honor than to possess it. Basketball GEORGINIA CLIFFORD Dates are my favorite fruit. G. A . A . High School Chorus LUFE CORPUS She is happy-go-lucky, the kind that is a treat. TORCH REFLECTOR Dramatic Club Everything ' s Off ERIN S. BROWN The wise do not tell all they know. High School Chorus FLOYD L. BURNS No torment is as bad as love . Hi-Y Science Club Baseball DON CRAGO Too much and too little education hinders the mind. • Science Club RICHARD WALLACE CUMMINGS The world belongs to the energetic. Cross-Country E Club Hi-Y Student Council Dramatic Club Professor How Could You Garden of the Moon The Sixth Key Love in Bloom

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ED. ARD DONALD GAYER Good hopes make great men. lii-Y E Club Sports Manager DOROTHY FRANCES GHEGORASH ’.v’hat you do yourself is well done. liigh School Chorus Dramatic Club Garden of the Moon The Sixth Key Love in Bloom By Special Request LCV LLL EUGENE HAMMONS always merry, bright and cheerful. Band Dramatic Club Everything ' s off Professor How Could You? ' ' Student Council LOLA JOYCE HANN a maiden who is richly blessed, with lots of joy and huppiness. Band State Band Contest 1st place 2nd place High School Chorus Dramatic Club ’. ' . ' ALTER HIGH SMI TO Always in haste but never in a hurry. Science Club RUDY H0JCU3 So great a man is willing to be little. Science Club Basketball Manager Baseball MARY CHRISTINE JANCI Short but sweet. Honor Society Dramatic Club High School Chorus Student Council D. A. R. Citizenship Elks Club Oratorical Contest My Old Kentucky Home The Sixth Key Garden of the Moon The Valiant MARILYN JOHNSON Contented with little, merry with more. Cheerleader Band High School Chorus Student Council TORCH Science Club DONNA F. HANSEN A loyal companion, an excellent friend, a good earnest worker, and true to the end. G. A • A • Y-Teens Student Council TORCH REFLECTOR KERMIT W. JONES It must appear in other ways than words. Dramatic Club Garden of the Moon The Valiant The Sixth Key Professor How CouldYou? '