Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Edison is kept clean and attractive by: from left to right, ROW ONE: Ed Colbert, J. W. Evans, Harold Fitch, Laymon Kennedy, ROW TWO: jerry Warren, H. W. Treat, john Bigby, ROW THREE: 1. D. Holmes, Carl Spencer, Olen True. Staff Lorena George, Pearle Cunliffe, Joann Clannin, and Ruth Bolt work many hours to maintain an excellent senior high office. its Making sandwiches and soup for senior high students are, from left to right: Mae Lowe, Lois Potts, Mildred Russell, Bernice Garrison, Donna Moore, Mary Whipple. Putting the finishing touches on chocolate cakes are senior high workers: from left to right, Virgie Cochrane, Mildred McFar- land, Kay johnson, Kathleen Holland, Cordelia Harris, Estell Shaffer, Emma Ragsdale, Deloris Griffith. 15 U 7+ fl' V W- . ' -1 . 1 l ' W ,1 ,l? gi'- JE: wi i ' rf t ' Qi : 1 ,gf V 3412! 1217 , j. 3544 ' , ... ' . .. V V ,.., V ,,. .:,,. V, V? V. , ,V A ,V ei Vg' k . V -V V 3 4 Q 4 2,11 325.14 . ,M-vi, V, t : ,, . . ,. I: V V , VV , , . V, V, V V V i Ve 1 ., , M 'Q if fi. f 2 '- , Mia, A V 1 V fy. . , . .f f,', 1-, .K gif V f f , , ygfyff ' ,- ,W ,, . ' , if V f lm ,jf,4.--fwgw , .1 f 'af 42 . ' 4, f, -' 4 H f . 'G -Q. f-fff. .. -w,f,f ,f ,. -f -f , 1 f.. f ' '..' ' . fa.: . , ,V V ', f V ' , l i, Qggyf . , y,V,,, . my M, V, VV V , V ig? ' Xa, ' 1 . Q M, . f ,cf J f 4 'iff f , 'I Q V , V, 1- i Vi - An endless amount of dishes and silverware passes through the hands of senior high workers: from left to right, LeNora Dies, Billie Halstead, Naomi Bascom, Charlotte Russow, Martha Cripps, Alberta Millikin, Shirley Whinery, Vera Newton.. 23 9

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Senior high workers Edith Cray, schedule clerk, and Colleen Norman, attendance clerk, are important to the daily activities of Edis Y OD. , .Q Mag Evelyn Duncan, junior high nurse, and Virginia Wash- burn, senior high nurse, aid students who have become ill or injured during school hours. Cafeteria meals are prepared and served to the junior high students by: from left to right, ROW ONE: Margaret Morto-n, Betty Samuels, Lois Prim, Mildred Bowling ROW TWO: Edna Carr, Carlotta Gregory, Annie Robertson: ROW THREE: Frances Fresh, Katie Wagner, Lillian McFerreng ROW FOUR: Lillian McBee, Nellie Brown, Thelma Pratt, Jean Ridenerg ROW FIVE: Juanita Byrd, Irene Baughman, Leona Applegate, Joyce Rike. Personnel Serving students and teachers in the junior high office are Stella Myers, Corene Adams, Emma Lee Cemy, secretary of finance, handles Virginia ,Smith and Winnie McClain. many financial matters of the student body, in cluding the sale of yearbooks and budget tickets 4g

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Home Economics Edison homemaking enthusiasts are of- fered a variety of courses, including general homemaking, foods, and clothing. General homemaking is a one year course planned to give a balanced program in homemaking. It includes units on clothing, foods, housing, health, consumer buying, and management of time, money, and energy in the homemaking field. Homemaking students give teas, style shows, and luncheons to gain experience in their chosen field. Industrial rts Carl Ford Charles jo-hnson Wayne Nelson Harvey Parks james Tritt Billye Glover Willie B. Hamilton Mary jo Samuel Frances Smith Katherine Whitaker tr l msg Industrial arts, including Wood and metal working, electronics, drafting, auto mechanics, and power mechanics, develop skills in solving various problems. The finished product of many hours of Work proves a great satisfaction for these boys in auto mechanics. :..,.., ...Eg ,,,,,