Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Mrs. Mansfield and Mr. Muthig are filling the bookstore with new books. Laurie Simson is collecting Tim Roger's money for his Mad book. FTA Has B okstore In addition to the usual work as teacher aides, Edison's Future Teachers of America attempted to broaden reading experiences of students by opening a bookstore this year. It was in operation during the lunch modules and was staffed by the members of FTA. The money made at the book- store was used to supplement the annual banquet and to help defray the costs of various excursions of the club. Exchange days were held with St. Paul's High in the fall and with Sandusky High in the spring. Four students participated in each exchange day. Traveling to Ashland College in October to view the production Man of La Mancha was one of the field trips FTA took. The annual FTA banquet was held May 12. Officers of FTA were Maribeth Van Offeren, president, Anne Pickrell, vice-president, Suzanne Schaffer, secretary: Robin Bartlett, treasurer. Faculty advisers were Mrs. Phyllis Mansfield and Mr. William Muthig. To be in FTA one must have a point average of at least 2.5 and have an interest in teaching. Front Row: Tom Boyden, Marilyn Sukke, Kathy Agee, Kathy Buerhle, Debbie McWilliams, Kim Buehrle, Janet Swicker, Paula Phillips, Sandy Easier, Robin Bartlett, treasurer: Anne Pickrell, vice-President: Suzanne Schaffer, secretary: Maribeth Van Offeren, presidentg Rita Young, Barb Hooker, Karen Bush, Marsha Gable, Lori Simson, Cathy Hohman, Kathy Fleer. Row Two: Mr. William Muthig, adviser, Etta Koonce, Sue Garwood, Sue Early, Laura Schwartz, Barb Hillis, Kyle Hennings, Karla Kamens, Margaret Kaczor, Glenda Burns, Patty Best, Mamie Russell, Laura Wallra- benstein, Laura Michaels, Kathy Murray, Debbie Holman, Barb Hast, Joy Graham, Robin Taylor, Mrs. Phyllis Mansfield, adviser. '53 lsr 1-74 'V'-ti.. - 'l .

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J' ill 53 E.L..A,,, Ecology Club members gathered at the Milan Square to start out on their bike hike. fi 5 ,P F5 n M I A 'H 'Q' 47? -Z .-il .. - ' ee : + - l ffl ' - f ', - .Y E1-Q.: ' fi 'Z ' . V: Xstsfer 213 . RA. x 'Q J T 'f a- 3 .aff .. . cl . ff ' - f wc ' 511 , - E eh f 1- '..x1fwLei1 ' 1' f fee' I . .. ' ' iv 5- un ' -' ' 4-gen! f .1 ESES members hiking along the Huron River. ESES members are preparing for their picnic along the Huron River during their bike-hike. Standing: Karen Kamm, Debbie McWilliams, Eric Brimer, Robin Speer, Janet Bauer. On the ladder: Dan Leuszler, Paul Hoover, and lrene Heckelman. Miss Ovidia Guaderrama, adviser, was absent. Ecology Club Cleans Up Edison Students for an Ecological Society lESESl kept up their struggle for ecological sanity last year. Under the direction of Miss Ovidia Guaderrama, adviser, they participated in a glass re-cycling program. The club col- lected and cleaned bottles and jars which they then took to a collection point in Oberlin. They took several bicycle trips, cycling to the Coho Dam, April 1 and to Huron along the Scenic Bike-Way, April 23. In addition, the members celebrated the second anniversary of Earth Week with var- ious ecology activities.