Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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l fx If I 5 wggkh, Eff, P .fm 5 3 .-jx .Tv N gg rm WM ,---,r ex J, A45 ,QB fb X , fm l iv' ,D-' fri ff f df' l 4 'aw . Inspiration plus motivation produced a nevv English program. Peeking into a classroom, a passer-by could catch a glimpse of anythingg drinking a toast to St. Crispians Day. students pondering the methods of tying shoe laces, or ateacher singing the Black National Anthem. The potpourri of new subjects created a true learning experience for teachers and students alike. '9fQuv.z

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1, 'tl can't hit those high notes, explains Mrs. Isabel Phillips as she sings the Black National Anthem, 2. Frankenstein's mon- ster is recreated for Mrs. June Richey's Gothic Literature class by Kathy Kaiser and Meg Leonard. 3. Ahhh so! Neal Eley is quite amazed when Cindy Hahn flips Lori Miller while shooting a com- mercial for the new filmmaking class. 4. The auditory han- dicapped class finds out who has a white thumb as Davona Cox, Julie Sellick and Lewis Parry spend an afternoon learning the art of cake decorating. 16 . Communications

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. si? Ss ix xx QNX at ii ig. iii t X it 5 ii 1. Plugwng the right wire into the analogue computer for his Man Made orId class is Richard Curby. 2. My, what a fascinating thorax! exclaims Ava Ames dissecting a Texas grasshopper. 3. Trying his luck at Dobe's new computer is Mike Miller. 4. Weighing a specimen are Mike Simpson and Steve Kirkpatrick. 5. Helping out Brian Lebold with a difficult problem is student teacher Marilyn Miller. 18 . Mathematics fl 5 A i I F lf .fl ,al 5 ii .f'f?fP', by J ., -x ' S 1 X, i N.,