Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Lake Station, IN)

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Top row — Janies Draper, Cecil Foltz, Richard Dayberry, Robert Street, Gary Whitledge, Donald Przybysz, David Arrenson, Jack Kenney, George Morikis, Thomas Hodge, Larry White, Albert Crider, Richard Augustine, Daniel Fronczak. Third rozer— Robert Fazekas, Herman Miller, James Mills, Edward Dawson, Bert Rhynearson, Michael Wag- ner, William Maxwell, Lloyd Wagner, Paul Jarabek, Lome Rearick, William Sonntag, George Kasarda, Russell Byrum, Joseph Fusko, Robert Boznak, Norris Ure. Second mo— John Wells, John Millan, Kathleen Bottos, Patricia McArdle, Catherine Kaiser, Martha Cruik- shank, Sandra Owens, Dorothy Thompson, Betty Schmelzer, Shirley Mattingly, Nancy King, Laura Smith, Bessie Morikis, Dean Howell. Front row — Joseph Beverly, Sharon McKinney, Karen Havrilesko, Darlene Mitchell, Carolann Hiller, Barbara Bottila, Marcia Klempa, Judith Gardner, Ruth Garzella, Geraldine Benedict, Arlene Johnston, Larry Flantngan. FRESHMEN 7 op row — Alan Jackson, Dennis Johnson, Lee Morrison, Charles Clemens, Charles Gilmore, James Needum, Roy Fowler, Thomas Meister, Frank Mockaitis, Robert Gilmore, Larry Blue. Third row— John Bright, Joseph Cartier, David Renijan, Ralph McCasland, Ernest Kingery, Robert Semanick, James Warne, Charles Warren, Kendall Spencer, David Hardt, Charles Ivlow. Second rozv— Rita Drake, Bonita Rentz, Angeline Castro, Demetria Kappos, Toni Tucker. Marian Mauney, Beverly Houck, Leona Mock. J udy Brock. Shirley Kersey. Darlene Zinkovich, Joyce Cunningham, Carol Schleff Front rozv — Eunice Maxwell, Alberta Nagy, Shirley Keele, Lela Ford, Kathryne Pappas, Shirley Pelton, Catherine Lopez, Carolyn Mattie, Jeanette Snell, Sandra Berg, Edna Jones, Patsy Huckabee. The 1953 Edisoniau 25

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Officers Raymond Houck, treasurer ; Marianne Zieba. secretary ; Ronald Mumaw, vice-president; Steven Pahos, president. FRESHMEN The freshmen proved to he a welcome addition to the school because they joined in the various school activities with boundless enthusiasm. The class officers were elected at the first class meeting of the year, and Catherine Kaiser and Michael Wagner were chosen as the representatives of the class on the Student Council. Mr. Kay, Miss Grabill, and Mr. Snedeker were the As freshmen enter Edison, they choose the program of one of the five four-year courses offered on the cur- riculum. class sponsors. As each class had the privilege of sponsor- ing one school dance during the year, the freshmen selected March 20 for their class dance. Since the time of the dance was the eve of March 21, the first day of spring “Spring Swing” was naturally an appropri- ate and a very fitting theme. The atmos- phere was filled with a real spirit of spring, which added to the “Spring Swing” deco- rations. The class completed the year with the honor of having been the largest freshman class enrolled in Edison High, as the mem- bership of the class consisted of 110 students at the beginning of the school year and re- mained as such throughout the entire year. 24 The 1953 Edisonian

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Our Sc aol As we launch out into High, We’re learning more and more New subjects we must conquer, New victories we will score. Seniors down to lowly Frosh, All pressing toward a goal To gain the knowledge they will need Their future lives to mold. New fields of learning they all find, New trails they all explore, Some find it great adventure, To others it’s a chore. The greatest thing of all we learn Through fleeting high school days Is what a grand and wonderful role That word, cooperation, plays. For it’s the students and the faculty Working hand in hand together That make our high school days the ones That we’ll remember forever. 26 The 1953 Edisoiiian