Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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2 ..... 2, gf, f Qgzac g yu iw- -'-- The recipe for a yearbook staff: take two blonde editors sift together with medium sized photographers clicking cameras, beat in fifteen other staffers of various sizes and shapes. Blend one pack of enthusiasm, many birthday cakes and seven ancient typewriters to a dash of frayed nerves - add a heaping cupful of Benson, mix well, pour conglomeration into room 24 for nine months - voiia the Torch Staff '73. 1. After a hectic deadline Mark Lubin, Scott Dunitz, Paula Ftodgers, Lori Miller and Brian Lebold learn to un- wind. 2. Making final preparations for the '72-'73 Torch is Lisa Leikam, editor. 3. Last minute cropping is being done by Darcy Reynolds, Susan Wilde, Jeri Sims and Julie Price. 4. Working on the Torch can be tedious at times as displayed by Bill Effron and Cathy Whisenhunt. 5. Visiting a sick Mickey Jacobs with yearbook materials are Lee Jones and Nancy Thompson. 6. It looks like Roxi Slemp, Denis Abercrombie, Sara Ross and Edward Elder have been breathing too many fumes from the darkroom chemicals. 7. Advisor and Mother , Sandra Benson dis- cusses copy with her student teacher, Mrs. Claudia Maple. 8. Caught with her hand in the candy box is Joy Donovan, managing editor. 9. Sports editor Jim Ernst and Linda Fanning carefully scrutinize the figures as Ann Burns, Miss Torch, adds up the profits from the candy sale. 9 Yearbook . 13

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The rebirth Of the Illuminator. Benson described us as twenty-nine pregnant kids awaiting the first issue to be published into 1,500 copies of black and white. From the beginning we set a precident: new style, shape, format, arty photography and advertising - All our efforts drew us together Our school newspaper illuminated the success of our work.