Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Seniors Jan Black, Carol Mantooth, and Mike Rob- ertson make paste-ups for the THOMAS TIMES. I 'm , y- JL, ographer Kathy Mixon takes a picture for SCHOOL LIFE. ed emotions are expressed as Mary Pat Ladner, Shelley Stewart, Mike Robertson, Mary McDonald, Jan Black, and typists Cheryl re, Sally Martin, and Carol Mantooth prepare for another deadline. , . ,,, W , ' ,, iiI ' - ' ' Abi,-5 T' W1 ,, K, Journalism 0 I9

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i I i 5 , . l E i Randy Wills, Mike Murphy, Susan Silver, Emerette Pierce, and Shirley Dundee look on as Roy Steele, Steve Cohen, and Marilyn Grossbard fini: typing copy for THOMAS TIMES and SCHOOL LlFE. Gathering the latest news . . . Limitless proof- reading and correcting . . . A reflection of Edison's image. Journalism is not leisurely work. lt is tense, sometimes exciting, but more of- ten involves long hours of mental labor. The iournalism staff, under the guidance of Randy Wills, editor, and Mrs. June Richey, advisor, discovered what a trying Q but rewarding iob publication is. Students E prepared articles for Edison's newspaper, the THOMAS TIMES, as well as for the TULSA SCHOOL LIFE and the SOUTHSIDE TIMES. As the extreme tension and ex- citement of classroom work finally paid 5 off, students received the satisfaction of seeing their own work in print. i Advisor Mrs. June Richey discusses another iournalism problem with Editor Randy Wills. 'I8 0 Journalism

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7 The company moguls plan a monoply for power. The two madvvomen discuss their case against the officials with the ragpicker, Mr. Goodman helps prepare Walter Eskridge for his part as the president Senior Play 0 20