Edison High School - Inventor Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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MR. CHESTER SLATE MISS LAURA CURRAN Deon of Boys Dean of Girls MRS. NANA Girls' Junior High. MR. ROBERT CLARK Boys' Junior High Counselor