Edison High School - Inventor Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Advertising Manager Literary Editor DON CHU DANETTE COATES . .gg Sales Manager JULlA BALDERAS Business Sponsor MR. QUESS ELLIS Assistant Art Editor l BILL ARAGON F IDENTIFICATION AND TYPING STAFF-Front Row, l. to R.: C. Wong, G. Tong, E. Wong, M. Marini, M. Balderas. Second Row: P. Jackson, D. Daniels, D. Dickson, E. Hicks, D. Lew, I know this progress will not stop here, for with your continued support and confidence in the staff, your yearbook will become bigger and better as time passes. With these things in mind, l'd like to express my sincerest gratitude to the entire staff for all their help and cooperation in making this book a success. I hope you will derive as much pleasure from this book as we had in putting it together, and may it ever serve to you as a reminder of old friends, good times and happy memories. With sincerety, THE EDITOR Assistant Advertising Manager MARLENE WONG Assistant Sales Manager WANDA HARRISON

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,-.--, Wim tr' l l' tt .-fri' ' I 2E--,s X, E M,,,,,,,,,, ..... -T - . . g - 1 rcmss y Q '-Ll QCHEUULH ' if - 1 tlliiliiii . !' 'elif Ll .Hill-Illlll ,,h X a , s E KZW l li J K. - IH .g i , LMWMU'-N ' DMZ o ,, be 2--'M--2 . - sl is X f , ..r '5 it X Q it E R . Edison High's Principal 1 MR. NORMAN MacDONAl.D f o e TO GRADUATES AND STUDENTS: Never before as o nation have we been confronted with more things which need doing well. No previous era of living has demanded more wisdom, more loyalty, and more capability and willingness to accept responsibility, than does this one. Have you ever stopped to consider the important port teachers play in your growing-up, in shaping your ideas, interests, andconvictions? Next to your parents, no one deals more intimately than teachers with your talents and deficiencies, failures and achievements. You should look to your school with great expectation, and you should look to your teachers for wise educational training. You and your parents should insist on nothing less than the best education pos- sible. lf you insist on nothing lessethanmtheebestwyeu must be willing to pay for professional leadership and you must be willing to donate your personal effort and interest in sol.3gi,ng,syeuf4rundi'fyour school's problems. How well you will do tomorrow depends largely on how much and how often you pitch in to help improves your school. Education needs the support and guidance of all thosewhose lives are enriched by it and whose futures depend upon it. y g