Edison High School - Inventor Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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JOHN F. NOLAN Art Advisor QUESS ELLIS Business Advisor VICTOR TOM Editor INVENTOR EDlTOR'S MESSAGE Another year has come and gone and once again your INVENTOR has tried to capture within its pages those bits of memories that one will cherish for a long time to come. However, with the passing of another year, comes also the marking of another milestone in INVENTOR history, for truly, without boasting, I can say that this year has seen considerable progress in the scope of planning and context of this book. - I should like to take this opportunity to express my sin- cerest gratitude to everyone on the staff for working so diligently and so well together. Without their combined efforts, this book might never have been realized. Special recognition should go to the members of Team No. I headed by captain, Winston Wong, for working so industriously in bringing in their quotas first. As a matter of fact, all the members of our excellent ad staff should be congratulated for acquiring the money which has helped to pay for the new ideas and techniques used in this book. To all my lovely and able heads of the various depart- ments, to my right-hand man, Milt Morales, to the art and write-up staffs, to our talented cartoonist, Rudy, to Mr. Ellis and his staff, and to Mr. Nolan, our head photogra- pher, chief worrier and wonderful advisor: a great big THANKS! Sincerely yours, VICTOR Editor '59 I ,, ,rv V ..a Wifi V. l . 4 5 Il? ..--n-of ART STAFF. Lieft to Right: P. Martinez, G. Takeda, R. Murrietta, N. Matsumoto, R. Sampson' J. Pike' Seated: C. Wong. M, Motoyoshl, J. Jan. STAFF Lett to Right' P Matsumoto, M. Uyeki, R. Delgado M

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As head of the vocal music department, Mrs. Bue is undoubtedly always busy. Guiding young voices is her passion and she has nurtured to perfection some of the finest voices at Edison. Through her perseverance, our music department has become one of the best represen- tatives of Edison to the outside community. lt would certainly be hard to visualize Edison without this plucky, good-natured woman whose strictness will someday be realized as a boon to those who have known her. We pay tribute to her and to the music department through her, and we hope that through this insignificant means, we are able to convey the great respect and pride we have because she teaches here. 43 LOUISE R. PIERCE MARlO'N BUE Mrs. Pierce is one of the most active teachers at Edison. Our chemistry and physics departments would suffer a true loss without her. This do-it- yourself teacher is constantly busy formulating ideas and then seeing them realized. Her spirit of doing things and doing them well seem to per- vade into the very being of her students them- selves. But'even though she is kept busy with school clubs, classes, and various other functions which she heads, nevertheless, she still finds time to help every student with his individual problems and to inspire him to attain his maximum poten- tial. Throughout her career at Edison, our students have come to respect her for her good iudgment, honor her for her wisdom and intellect, revere her for her inspirational guidance and love her for her concern over the welfare of everyone she knows. She has truly exemplified the qualities of the teaching profession in every way, and then some, and it is but a small tribute that we recog- nite her in this way.

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STAFF MARLENE WONG V, Advertising Editor , 5. . ROSS TOSHIYUKI Rf' Art Editor MARIA BALDERAS I Literary Editor ,viii WANDA HARRISON Sales Manager V7 Y? ,fl -vig, ADVERTISING STAFF. Extreme left row, top to bottom: R. Palomino, Y. Alvidrez, ssis1ANTs. Lett to Right: Jeffrey Jon, Assistant Art Editor, Milton Morales, E' W 9'.5' M SU f M'dd'e ROY: W' w7 9' H' Vasquez' M' Wong' C' K 'e' ssistant Editor, Sachiko Masuda, Assistant Ad Editor: Linda Lopez, Assistant :les Manager, Sidney Chun, Assistant Photographer, Dezi Woods, Sales ssistant. 7 Extreme right: A. Vinson, I. Perkins, A. Saito, l. lopez, F. Bcptista.