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

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Top row — Sally Summers, Gladys Whitten, Barbara Zajac. June Manning, Josephine Kushneruk, Klizabeth Rich, Gloria Castro, Nancy Bogdon, Loretta Gray, Betty Mize, ' Audree Duffec. - ' „ Third row -. — Carolyn Zack, Verna Faitak,- Agnes Scmaiiick, -Gtjtria. ' Coude.- Rita Halaschak, Rosemary Ko- vacic, Donna Berg, Claudette Cruikshank, Ruth Prokop, Patricia Skeens. .. ■ ; Second row— Ursula Norvtl, Sharon Jarabcki Beverly ,BeTg, Virginia Cherry. Helen Coulter, Marylan Thompson, Nellie Bright, Carol Broadway, Kathleen Blagg, Barbara Schaefer. • • ' . ... Front row — Marianne Zicha, Dorothy Thompson, Rita Drake. Darlene Mitchell, loin Tucker, Bessie Morikis, Geraldine Benedict, Betty Schmelzer, Yvonne ' .Bozeman. REKAMEMOH CLUB Top row — Laura Smith, Olivia Parker, Arlene Kupke, Antoinette Choka, Carolann Hiller, Ruth Garzella, Kathryne Pappas, Sandra Owens, Carol- Soldo . D , Third row — Kathleen Bottos, Edna Jones, Dorothea Mize, Patricia McArdle, Catherine Kaiser, Barbara Bottila, Leona Mock, Nancy King. r - t • i Second rou — Deiuetria K ppos, Karen Havrilesko, Shirley Mattingly, Marcia Klempa, Shirley 1 elton, Dar- lene Zinkovich, Joyce Cunningham, Sandra ' ' Berg. . . „ „ . .. Front rou — Alberta Nagy, Sharon McKinney, Judith Gardner, Patricia Brown, Bonita Rentz, Angeline Castro Patsy Huckabee, Catherine Lopez.

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Officers ami Sponsor Joyce Adams, parliamentarian; Betty Jakich, vice-president; Ann Marie Halaschak, historian; Mrs. Mil- chak. sponsor; Marilyn Homolla, president; Martha Cruikshank, secretary; Phyllis Bumbcra, treasurer. REKAMEMOH CLUB Rekatnemohs began the year with the initia- tion of the new members. During the first week of school a “Big and Little Sister Week” was held. As a climax of the week of initiation a formal tea was given in honor of the new mem- bers on September 11. Mrs. Milchak, who gave the club its first “big push,” was the sponsor the first semester. Following Mrs. Milchak’s resignation, Mrs. Gleason, the new home economics teacher, sponsored the club the second semester. Mrs. Gleason, the club’s sponsor the second semester, making plans with some of the members of the club.

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Top row — Barbara Poffinbarger. Loretta Gray, Carolyn Zack, Joyce Adams. Verna Faitak, Kendra Zinko- vich, Claudette Cruikshank, Donna Berg, Trinidad Lopez, Marie Hernandez, Louise Kurtos, Irene Pedroza, Kathleen Blagg. Fourth row — Joyce Minor, Lorraine Dreyovich, Sally Summers, Barbara Zajac, June Manning, Josephine Kushneruk, Gladys Whitten, Carol Broadway, Elizabeth Rich, Gloria Castro, Sharon Jarabek, Barbara Schaefer, Phyllis Bumbera. Third row — Twyla McCallister, Joyce Grogan, Joyce Brown, Betty Mize, Nancy Bogdon. Audree Duffee, Dorothea Mize, Beverly Berg, Virginia Cherry, Helen Coulter, Nellie Bright, Patricia Skeens, Marilyn Homolla. Second row — Agnes Semanick, Mary Ann Shoemaker, Olivia Parker, Marilyn McEwan, Arlene Kupke, Marylan Thompson, Antoinette Choka, Raedeanc Hickman, Peggy Barker, Carol Thorgren, Phyllis Cohn, Beverley Hoskins, Jacqueline Zellers, Ruth Prokop. Front row — Marie Lopez, Joan Newman, Leona Zieba, Nancee Martin, Patricia Taylor, Rita Halaschak, Rosemary Kovacic, Marilyn Kersey, Phyllis Sykes, Carol Clingan, Susanna Armenth, Gloria Conde, Barbara Havrilesko, Betty Jakich. SUNSHINE Carrying on its tradition of spreading good will and giving a helping hand to the needy, the society, consisting of junior and senior girls, gave Christmas baskets, sent cards to shut-ins, Officers and Sponsor Ursula Norvil, secretary; Isabel Dayberry, vice-presi- dent ; Mrs. Chapman, sponsor ; Norma Jeanne Patterson, president; Ann Marie Halaschak, treasurer. SOCIETY and gave the annual contribution to the Riley Hospital. Candle-light initiation services, which sig- nifies the purpose of the society, was held in the gym on October 27. Convention activities consisted of : first, six members and their sponsor attending the dis- trict convention at Delphi on October 10 — also seeing Camp Tecumseh, the site of SSS Camp ; second, nine members with their spon- sor going to the state convention at Wabash on April 10. The annual Sweetheart Dance was held on February 13— with Barbara Schaefer reigning as Sweetheart Queen. Four members took the state nurse’s scholar- ship test. The final event was the breakfast at Riverside Park on May 20. 24 The 1954 Edisonian