Edison High School - Inventor Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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' r - Edward Hall Reggie Hall Charles Harris If you don ' t succeed the first time try, try again. Senior College Prep Became a Class First row; Christine Thomas, Ethel Gray, Carolyn Boult, Veronica Smith, Gloria Walker, April Bell, Brenda Ward, Linda Givens, Joyce King, Catherine Brewer. Middle row: Cheryle Dayton, Cynthia Eddings, Gay Marshall, Dorothy Goodloe, Gloria Singleton, Audrey Simmons, Alamo Murrell, Sheila Tapsoott, Marcia Christian, Cathy WllUams, Mrs. Mims, sponsor. Third row: Laverne Lewis, Rosella Callahan, Janis Davis, Jackie Gordon, Ora Hilton, Audrey Williams, Wanda Fulbright, Robert Semien, lola Brown, Anita Butler, John LeBlanc, Yvonne Hawkins Beauty is a very handy thing to have, especially when you aren ' t handsome. P. S. I hope Charles Packard makes it. Toni Hawkins Keep a smile on your face even when it ' s hard and you will be successful in the future.

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g m Linda Givens A long trip lias ended, wMle an- other awaits to begin. Thanks to everyone who niade it possible. L.G. J.S. David Gonzales Listen to your Father who caused your birth, and do not despise your motlier. -Prov. 23:22 Yolanda Gonzales Remember, M.A., life holds for you one guarantee — you ' ll always have me. Freshman Year Was an Adjustment Year The class of 71 as freshmen devoted efforts toward starting a new era of school spirit and school pride. Their 1968 Freshman Spirit Club was the center of the move. They led class yells and made fellow classmates feel proud to be at Edison. Dorothy Goodloe Life is full of the unexpected so never be surprised when the im- expected strikes you. Jacqueline Gordon A wise lover values not so much the gift of the lover as the love of the of the giver. Ernest Gray Ethel Gray Happiness is not something that you experience, it is sometlilng to remember. Charles Green 25

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Willie Haygood Bruce Haynes Pat Henderson A Money Raising Year Was The Sophomore Year As a sophomore class in 1969 the class of ' 71 showed more school spirit than any other class. This class, as you can see, had many future leaders and many de- sires for a better education. The 71 class gave the first really successful car wash which was lield in October of 1968. They had many dances and more car washes planned for their spring semester to help with the expenses of their prom the coming year. Mark Hendrix I have failed to gain sufficient knowledge in my academic studies, but I ' ll get it together in the end. M.H.+C.M. Austin Hill Ora Hilton Doubt whom you will but never yourself. Deborah Hodge ' Tis what I love determines how 1 love ' ...R.G. Nurse. Vickie Huff 27