Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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if af Counselors Guide Students X fe .zigsyswliliiill - '-s-- 41, Mrs. Donna Sisson, guidance counselor Mr. Mike Schifer, guidance counselor Guidance counselor, Mrs. Donna Sisson marked her thirteenth year in the Berlin-Milan school system. Res- ponsibilites were shared with Mr. Mike Schifer's who completed his third year. Mrs. Sisson obtained her Bachelor of Science from Bowling Green State University and her masters from the University of Toledo. She was the senior class adviser and accompanied them on their class trip to New York City. Her hobbies included sewing and spectator sports. Mr. Schifer was a graduate of Capital University where he received his B.S. in Education. Ohio State University awarded Mr. Schifer his masters. He was the adviser of the Student Council. The Council sponsored many informa- tive assemblies and studied Edison's system of student government and re- vised the constitution. Mr. Schifer's ex- tra curricular activities included cycl- ing, golf, basketball, and softball. Guidance Counselor!119

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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

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School Prepares For Evaluation kj! Board Members: Mr. Herbert Schlessman, Mr. Frank Garwood, Mr. Glen Hennings, Mr. Max Krueger, Mr. Robert Stein - 4- ' , H c ern r 1974 Board President, Mr. Robert Stein Many different aspects of education occupied the school administration and the Board of Educa- tion during the year. A committee of teachers, stu- dents, and administration met in the winter months to appraise the high school for the North Central evaluation. A two mill renewal operating levy was passed in the November election. Previous to the election several members of the administration and Board spoke to community groups acquainting them with the school district's financial situation. The completed football field and bleachers were dedicated and presented in September. Former president, Glen Hennings, accepted for the Board of Education and school. Meetings were held once a month to transact business pertaining to the operation of the schools in the Berlin-Milan District. 120!Administration he 1 Superintendent, Mr. Charles Lindecamp