Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Audience participation seems appropriate to Phil Stepp and Scott Powers during the Gridiron. mas Edison and his dog lookvalikes, Joel Cohen Miss Kay Van Valkenburgh, have seen the light. and loyalty are evoked throughout the week by the cheerleaders. Edison Week 0 27

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f JOHN CHASELING GUSTAVO ORTEGA Learning new Customs . . . acting as ambassadors . . . bringing our countries closer. American Field Service representatix John Chaseling, from Kyogle, Ne South Wales, Australia, was hosted l: Fred Wienecke. John was a member 1 Key Club, Student Council, and the trac team. He will return to Australia at tl end of his stay, where he plans to l: an economist. Gustavo Ortega, from Guayaquil, Ecu dor, was active in Key Club and Studei Council, and was chosen Most Polite. A ter the school year with his America host Tom Miller, Gus will return home i study law. li r Conversing informally, Jerry Bob Lee and Margy Withing- ton make John Chaseling feel welcome at Edison. Donating their time, John and Gustavo sell Edison Callings for Student Council. 28 0 Foreign Exchange l l