Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Yearbook and the people concerned, are weird. We rise a+ dawn, drag Tommy ou'r of bed. and lfy 'ro calch clouds and a sunrise on film. We ear Chinese noodles and drink eggnog, excepf of course, Mrs. Benson, who is a coffee freak. We flush and flop and lay- oul. We grow molds, shooi rubber bands and picfures, and fir girls info modular designs around The healer. We're a run. of fhe mill sfalfg really weird. We aclually mel all our deadlines. H was kind of 'rense ihough, when PaHi smeared ink all over The eighlh grade. We gol' To welcome Ca+hy's smiling face- when il smiled, and we grew accuslomed 'ro Linda's creafive genius. We published a book from layouis, headaches, and work. Thank goodness i1 s over. Top Lefh Filing piclures is one of many iobs Thai keeps Edifor Cafhy Coleman busy. Cenfer Lefi: ln a familiar pose, Danny Schuman adiusrs his camera. Boffom Lefi: Close lo deadline dares lhe whole siaff is busy wifh friplicales. picfures. and cuflines. Below: Pausing in her work, Mrs. Benson lisfens io one of ihe never ending problems. Yearbook 0 I7

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Above: AT The beginning of a class period The Journalism sTaTT gaThers To discuss The nexT issue of The llluminaTor. Righh Before wriTing an article Tor The paper, Debbie CarTer and Roy STeele eval uaTe The Topic. Picking our brains and placing Them in prin.T consumed mosT of our iournalisTic aTTempTs. We con- TribuTed arTicles To The IlluminaTor, i'School LiTe, World, and The SouTh- side Times. We always Tried To acT busy, even if we weren'T, because we lcnew Shelley was always waiTing wiTh anoTher sTory. lT was an inTeresTing and exciTing worlc. We sponsored conTesTs, The 6reaT Pumpkin and Gobble Guess, To promoTe spiriT, raise 'funds and aid worThy causes. The drudgery was supplemenTed wiTh The numerous sponTaneous anTics 'familiar To a news room. There were birThday par- Ties, deadline parTies, eraser TighTs, gold briclcs, and Tinally The addiTion of an am- phibious member, Horace Greeley, To The group. The TypewriTers were jammed, The paper was gone and we began To measure Time in Terms oT deadlines and screeching ThreaTs, BuT we gaThered news, and some- how Ted iT To The public. I8 0 Journalism