Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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in .,.. ,, ,LL 6 X so f f 5 s ,ff 125, x S- ,4-Tl? This was our first affempf fo produce an all-school play. We gave The sfudenfs A Differenf Drummer. fhe moving accouni' of a fypical boy faced wifh foday's problems. The real problems however, always arose behind fhe back drops. lf was a confinual race befween fime, self-discipline and ourselves. We had fo dedicafe a few complefe weeks of our lives fo producfion. There were numerous recasfings, and always school work 'ro sef us back. Buf we were dedicafed fo fhe performing arfs: and perform we did. Top Righf: Royal Barnhill, played by Pai' Ryan, confemplafes his froubled life. Top Leff: ln Mrs. lv1cThing, Howie Larue, played by Noel Masfers. enjoys his Hsfrange change as do Eva. Grace, and Maude Louis, played by Susan Kno- block, Vicki Spear, and Tricia Mafefich. Leff: Buf Miss Burkeff, you've gof fo be kidding. All-School Plays 0 2l

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Helium balloons in green and while rose on a Monday morn- ing and Edison Week began. We lislened 'ro iug bands and rock, played pool, bowled, grew mouslaches and decoraled lloals. On Apple Day we apprecialed our 'reachers and on. Peace Day we were in- spired +o lake a sad song and make il be'r'rer. We honored our finesl' sludenls and accepled Paul Masson as Mr. Edison X on Superlalive Day. There was always so much +o do. and so many people doing. ll was a welcome change in 'rhe midsl of lhe winler doldrums. To Top: Posing as Pep Club presidenl, Mary McDonald, Debbie Buchner inlroduces lhe Cherrybombs in 'rhe gridiron. Above: To open Edison Week ac- fivilies fhe annual parade was held in which lhe Seniors had 'rhe winning lloal. Edison Week 0 23