Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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gn 'ai I ' 5 i ' tiki ' i I! yy 'ag H ini ,1- 'iii Front Row: Janet Bauer, secretary: Francisca Garcia, Paul Hoover, sing the menu for the Spanish dinner. president. Row Two: Marsha Gable, Margery Davis, Carol French, trees urer. Row Three: Shelly Obermiller, Laura Fecych, Cathy Seaman. Row Four: Kyle Hemmings, Barb Hillis, Fiacheal Shelly. Row Five: Paul Hoover is cleaning the squid to be served at the Spanish dinner. Debbie Wickel, Kathy Fleer, Dan Leuszler. Row Six: Robin Speer, Cheryl Vowell, Eric Brimer. Spanish Club Views Production Highlighting their year, Edison Spanish Club viewed the production of The Man of La Mancha at Ashland College, and held two din- ners with members describing their trips to Spain. Describing her travels in Spain, Laura Fecych showed slides. Miss Ovidia Guader- rama, adviser, also enlightened the Spanish Club with her slides of Spain. Two dinners were prepared by Spanish Club members. The first, in December, featur- ed Mexican dishes, while Spanish delicacies were served at the second dinner, in February. Mrs. La Vonne Satterfield, the art teacher at the high school, joined in preparing the Spanish dishes. Spanish Club attempts to promote the pro- per attitude towards national differences and it encourages interest in problems and achievements of Spanish speaking countries. Officers elected at the beginning of the school year are Paul Hoover, president, Janet Bauer, secretary, and Carol French, treasurer. Adviser of the Spanish Club is Miss Ovidia Guaderrama. An interest in foreign cultures and a desire to learn about Spanish customs are the re- quirements for membership in the Spanish Club. Laura Fecych and Miss Ovidia Guaderrama are discus-

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President Roger Doerner calling a meeting to order. Money Collected fo World Service was the word, as Student Council collected money for the flood victims of Pakistan last fall. Members collected over 9580.00 which went to a nation-wide fund to help buy food. Students gave their lunch money for a day to simulate the feeling of starvation. Also Student Council collected canned goods to send to the poverty victims in West Virginia. The Council held class elec- tions last fall. Homecoming election was one of the main projects of the year. Student Council attempts to promote a sg ee.. ' . Kill . Jacki Warden, Bonnie Moore, Ricki Trimble, and Greg Hire reviewing the treasurer's report. r Flood Victims more unified school with spirit and good will among students. The council attempts to create a harmonious relationship among stu- dents and teachers so Edison will become a better school. To become a member a person must be elected by his or her class. Each class has four representatives. Council officers last year were Roger Doerner, president, Mark Hutchinson, vice- presidentg Greg Hire, treasurer, Kathy Likes, secretary, Mr. Charles Hall was the adviser. -. 'nr Front Row: Roger Doerner, president: Mark Hutchinson, vice-president, Kathy Likes, secretary. Row Two: Al Dillender, Gene Fernandez, Judy Einerson, Dan Hutchinson, Dave Gillard. Row Three: Mr. Charles Hall, adviser: Steve Moyer, John Cooke, Kathy Buehrle, Patty Brunow.

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FHA Makes Gifts for Hospitals Bake sales, a Christmas party, an annual banquet, and gifts to area hospitals were just a few of the many activities of the Edison Future Homemakers of America. The Betty Crocker award last year was awarded to Karen Smith, senior. She and all senior girls in Home Economics IV were given the national test. Karen was the highest scorer at Edison. For the Christmas party December 15 in the cafeteria, the 75 member FHA made all the refreshments and decorations. The annual Mother-Daughter banquet was held in May. FHA also held a picnic in May at Edison Park in Milan. Members prepared all food and refreshments served at these activi- ties. FHA extended its activities to the com- munities by making stuffed animals and giving them as gifts to the young patients in area hospitals during Christmas season. Homemade cookies and candy were also given to the children at the Wright Home in Berlin Heights. Co-ed magazine received news and informa- tion of the Edison FHA activities through stu- dent correspondent, Mary Anne Boos, senior. Bake sales were held by the FHA several times after school. FHA was under the direction of Mrs. Rose- mary Finnen and Miss Linda Friend. Officers we re Paula Rosekelly, president, Marilyn Cline, vice-president: Mary Anne Boos, secre- tary: and Becky Taylor, treasurer. Members of FHA were expected to attend the meetings, to participate actively in club functions, and to promote good will between members of the community and school. Front Row: Linda Burke, Brenda Cring, Karen Ellis, Linda Eppler, Marcia Gable, Donna Rosekelly, Marilyn Cline, vice-president: Paula Rosekelly, president: Mary Anne Boos, secretary: Barb Hast, Julie Williams, Cindy Scheetz, Kathy Hicks, Debbie Wickel, Pam' Peggs, Debbie Hahn. Row Two: Miss Linda Friend, adviser: Rachel Shelly, Karen Burkow, Chris Gasek, Joan Nickols, Marcia Kastor, Carol Schenk, Diane Siebert, Alexis Ross, Debbie Willis, Carol Rice, Robin Geber, Carol Spencer, Sandy McLoda, Dorothy Baker, Audy Tittle, Sheila Leber, Mrs. Rosemary Finnen, adviser. Row Three: Sue Richardson, Nancy Reer, Lee Ann Lehmann, Laura- Swartz, Chris Meyer, Diane Livingood, Penny Krenzer, Darlene Smith, Debbie Ross, Karen Smith, Sue Ferber, Vivian Logan, Gail Mitchell, Sue Bird, Sue Cheeseman, Jackie Klinger, Sharon Leber, Becky Bristol, Kathy Reer. Row Four: Paulette Byers, Loretta Benett, Janis Hays, Margie Kastor, Darlene Strong, Patty Cordle, Debbie Klinger, Mary Followay, Estel Canterbury, Sandy Dennis, Jackie Heitchler, Linda McKinnon, Sue Anthony, Julie Hibbard, Patty Hall, Pam Justi, Cindy Eslinger. f F - - -f m ' ' ' ' '2if':'f '1fM Li..ie'i-lil, -:L a . .... 5 fii -i 'l '-. wi ll: 1 i 3 age -His! 7' iaiizefi it . 1. t l cfm l ' I ' YT ' lie.. ' 535i : , l, liiljllilii' iff Y -'Mill il my . ,ii ,sa l me . I 35 as we M3 W , Y ' ,S ,N mam---essgisg-.,..,.in..-... -.52 wg ,V egg. Vega :Qlrla it - M-1 ss, -- at Q .sei ' ' 132 , ,Leaf ' m, it. . J 'l' ,, l l . vau- mmr 1aV'fi'?T.,,,, A