Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Graduation is a climax to twelve long years of schooling. Marion Cole, Herb Arst, and Mary Ann Bell look forward to this event as they try on caps and gowns. Ronnie Roberts was chosen by the American Field Service to spend the summer in Cer! many. He and Esben Schacke, Edisonis for- eign exchange student from Denmark, chat about Europe over the punch howl. 5.1 X 7 r The biggest event of the year for the Torch staff is the preview party. Getting an advance peek at the book are, left to right, Sue Rogers, Marilyn Axton, Ruth Henderson, Kathey Kecter, and Eloise Janssen.

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AY 7- Carolyn Schweers received' the junior high Student Council scholarship. Mr. Hamm pre- sented the scholarship which is given to an outstanding student who is planning to teach. Pictured enjoying the fine food at the journalism banquet are, left to right, Caroljean Maples, Kathy Kline, Judy Drake, Mark Clasby, Mrs. Virginia Runnels, sponsorg Mr. Runnels, Frances Tabor, and ,lim Cain. The Student Council is one of the most important organizations in school. John Jones, left, takes the oath of the office of president from Herb Arst, outgoing presi- dent. f WE I Money earned by selling stories to South- side Times was used by the journalism to stage a gala banquet. Left to right are Andi Sclilanger, ,lory Moon, Vicki Henthorne, Carolyn Earley, and Jeff Morgan.

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MAY These were Edison's dignified seniors GE TICK ? John Jones, right, accepts the key on behalf of the junior class from Jerry Shockley, senior, and promises to pass it on to each succeeding class. Edison seniors think the prom second in importance only to C01'1'1II1CX1CCII1CI1t CXCI'ClSCS. Two tickets to the moon, please,