Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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LETS G0 BRUISI Hey, man, that's a cool set of wheels you got there. It sounded like a direct quote out of the 50's era, but hark! This was a quote heard in the Edison parking lot before and after school every- day. The maze, provided for student parking, looked like a jungle filled with natives on the loose. At the first of the year people leamed to beat the system by arriving early to park that car in a favorite spot which would also help beat the rush at 3:45. But such planning was of no avail because when the final bell rang, the drums began to beat and everyone was on the warpath in their mighty metal machines. With gritted teeth and a determination to defeat the forces of evil fcarsj which surrounded them Edison students attempted to make a break for it At last freedom was accomplished only to hear the sound of a siren which halted the escape with a ticket for speeding. 'air , Danelle Irvin talks with some of the visitors to the attendance of- ce one Monday morning. 2. Cars of all types can be seen in the dison parking lot, a popular place Monday through Friday. 3. tudents anxiously await their turn to talk with Mr. Miller. 4. One fthe most envied drivers at Edison, senior Danny Finnerty, cruises 1 his new Vet. Opening. 9

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