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

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CHAPTER II s4ct6vit6e School is not all work as there are various clubs and outside activities for all students. Whether a student is a budding Thespian or one who likes just to dance, there is an ever-lengthening list of ways for spending spare time or for recreation. The 1953 Edisonian 27

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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

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ft Sdt nt Tifete Our friendliness impresses visitors and makes newcomers feel welcome. Students meet on the lawn and in the halls to chat about dates, football, the latest school news, or more frequently just this and that. Freshmen readily become part of the Edison family, and seniors find it hard to break these ties. 28 The 1953 Edisonian