Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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134 Graduate From Edison iii fi 'i i ii i 5 is E eg, Q i 2 33: Hal Simon cools his legs at graduation practice. Board president Mr. Robert Stein addresses the 1974 class. Ciass is led by honor guard Loren Heckelman. Graduationf117

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Gary Souslin receives his diploma from Board President, Mr. Robert Stein. 1 Mr. C. B. Sanders, principal, presents the 1974 class. 116!Graduation Chris Meyer and Jim Garwood turn their tassles

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Exchange Students Arrive Mague Abedrop and Patty Hall discuss class scheduling. Students of Edison High School hosted two ex- change students during the year. lVlague Abedrop from Saltillo, lVlexico, started the school year at Edison. The second semester she transferred to EHOVE vocational school to study commercial art. Enrolling in January was Alberto Puppi from lVlarilia, Brazil, South America. Maque's main interest was art and her outgoing personality helped her to make friends wherever she went. She described America as very dif- ferent, the life style, the people, their way of doing things. The people are much more inter- ested in their homes here and do many of the things servants would do in lVlexico. Alberto's interests varied. Race cars rated high with him. His comments on the school were I like it, but there are too many classes. In Brazil school is only four hours long. He feels the ex- change program is generally good because people from other countries can learn of different ways of life, and then go back and teach it to others. Alberto hopes to enter the field of civil engine- ering in Brazil. 118!Exchange Students Q3 - ' - .. - ' If .jf . fi i l itV ...- ' Alberto Puppi relaxes in the student lounge. Maque Abedrop is Edison's exchange student from Mexico