Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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The best-known invention of Thomas Edison is the incades- cent light and the electrical advances which were a result of this discovery. This advance is symbolic to the,Edison student body of the light of knowledge we gain from our outstanding faculty.

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ART Sue Johnson Louise Todd These art students are working diligently on their assigned projects. Many varied and interesting art courses are offered at Edison for both the junior and senior high students. Beginning with the first basic art class, the scope of the cur- riculum in this subject includes painting, and commercial and advanced art. A stu- dent taking these courses will have a chance to work with all types of media and at the same time receive a resume of art history. Students in both departments participate in poster contests, the State Scholastic Awards Competition, and the National and International Humane Poster Contests. The art department is a great help to the School Life Staff, The Torch Staff, the sophomore Vignettes, and does scenery for the class plays. USIN ES ED CATIO Students in Mrs. McBumette's class are shown participating in a mock trial. The Business Department dedicates itself to providing its students with as much business acumen as is possi- ble. There are three differ- ent values that a student in- terested in business may gaing these are college pre- paratory courses, job-prepa- ration courses, and courses designed for practical use. Marian Dark Engel Grow Ednah Mae Ingalls Marjorie Joy Renner Mary Louise Stover Mathel Young McBurnette