Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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We studied the person behind the creation of literature, music and poetry. Humanities gave us a wider scope of understanding towards the arts we enjoy. We took the human aspect into consideration to be able to enjoy and appreciate what the individual has done and can do. Strings blended with sounding brass. Altos and tenors combined to attain total musical harmony. We were artists. We were perfectionists. We were also a little eccentric 5 yy., , V mt., 5

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Relying on creativity was more complicated than we anticipated. We let ourselves go onto a myriad of hues, unusual designs and original compositions. lt is good to let a little of ourselves leak out into a work of self expression. After the audience is gone, we realize our efforts have made their final showing, all that is left are memories and the realization that each of us is a star if only for a few short moments. 3 1. Working at the potter's wheel is Debra Masse. 2. While rehearsing a skit, Valerie Carpenter is confined to a wheel chair as George Glenn offers assistance. 3. Getting together to work on a poster are Missy Cohenour and Jennifer Carlisle. 4. Putting finishing touches on a paint- ing is Debra Dear as Cindy Turney looks on. 5. Practicing for an up- coming debate are Steve Newcombe and Sam Saunders. Speech . 23

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3 'J wav' ff' . w , Q Q if f ? f 1. We find Claudette Rogers frightl pantomining an Cox's time. 4. Showing his versatility is Alan African mask Cleftl. 2. Enjoying the greenery at Peeples. 5. On a class tour of Philbrook is Diane Philbrook are Stephanie Seaman and Diane Emery. Emery. 6. You can always find Concert Chorus 3. Practicing her xylophone takes up much of Deni rehearsing a number. .ng .ff 4 Music - 25