Edison High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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BILL FRANK JUDIS Graduated by General Education Test RICHARD JAMES LYNCH With Friends all things are in common. RAYMOND N. MAHAFFEY He that waits upon for- tune, is never sure of a dinner. Track Cross-Country Basketball E-Club Hi-Y TORCH Student Council MERLE C. MASON Full of Kind deeds for many. FRANK J. MLADENIK Men may come and men may go, but I go on for- ever. Basketball E-Club Track Cross-Country High School Chorus LYDIA MONTEMAYOR She spoke little, but that was worth while. TORCH FRED R. MOTT I am resolved to grow fat, and stay young until I ' m forty. Mgr., Basketbell, Track, and Cross-Country Hi-Y E Club Student Council EVELYN MUCH She goes calmly on her way. High School Chorus REFLECTOR DONALD NEFF Come Joy or sorrow, good or ill, he ' ll always play the game. E-Club Basketball Baseball Cross-Country Track TORCH Band Student Council High School Chorus REFLECTOR EARL NORTON When he ' s good, he ' s good all over, but when he ' s bad. E-Club Basketball TORCH Science Club Track High School Chorus

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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? '

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LILLIAN PERA JOHN A. SASSAKO When she knows, she knows and no one can change her. G. A • A • Y-Teens TORCH The only way to have a friend, is to be one. HAROLD PETERS Men of few words are the best men. Hi-Y Track Cross-Country ROBERT A. RAMSEY But lo — the modern sheik has come. Baseball Cros3-Country Track Basketball E Club Band Dramatic Club The Valiant Student Council Hi-Y REFLECTOR ■VANDA CHRISTINE RYDEN Now that we know her, we wish she had been with us longer. High School Chorus Dramatic Club Love in Bloom Garden of the Moon ERVIN MICHAEL SAJDERA Estremely busy but quiet about it. Dramatic Club The Sixth Key Love in Bloom The Valiant By Special Request MARY LOU SIMMONS Sweet personality, full of rascality. REFLECTOR Cheerleader High School Chorus Ily Old Kentucky Home Dramatic Club Garden of the Moon Finger of God GERRY STOWERS If a friend, he greets thee, hand and heart. Track Hi-Y Student Council Band ELLEN JANE SUMMERS Better to be out of life than out of fashion. Valedictorian REFLECTOR Honor Society High School Chorus Dramatic Club Professor How Could You The Sixth Key • Garden of the Moon Love in Bloom ALBERT ULICNI A studious likable sort of a guy. Honor Society Salutatorian Student Council Basketball -Mgr. TORCH