Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Sophomores Take Required Courses MRS. MARTHA VARTORELLA - B.S. G.A.A., Pep Club, and Cheerleader Adviser, Health, Drivers' Education, and Physical Education were re- quired courses given to soph- omores. Under the guidance of Mrs. Martha Vartorella and Mr. Thomas Ferguson the health classes met for twenty-four weeks. Some of the units stu- died were Bones and Muscles, Sex Education, Personal Care and First Aid. Drivers' Education was taught for twelve weeks. It was a course designed for the study of road regulations, automobile safety, and emergency precau- tions to take while driving. Classes in physical education met the entire school year. To achieve sportsmanship and be- come physically fit was the class goal. Students participated in team and individual sports such as basketball, soccer, archery, and gymnastics. 198!Health Department in Educ. from B.G.S.U.g MR. TOM FERGUSON - B.S. from Findlay College: Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Reserve Basketball COHCTL Din-BCTOI' Of Boys' Basketball Intramurals. Student demonstrates seat drop.

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PW A l A MIN W 1 xo 3- 1 if i V' 7 J l . MR. DONALD DAY - B.S. from Southwest Missouri State College: Rifle Club Adviser, Ann Heckelman works on her arts and crafts project timekeeper. r J g A ring is being made by Dave Dunham. Students Create Arts and crafts, a,class open only to a senior as an elective, was again taught by Mr. Donald Day. It was a class that was basically a cross between shop and art. A student in this class got to select his project. They varied last year from making rings and jewelry to pot- tery. Other projects included making leather belts, mocassins, wax candles, key chains, and bracelets. Mr. Day also was the teacher for the mechanical drawing classes. He had two Mechanical Drawing I classes and one Mechanical Drawing ll class. Subjects that were covered in Mech. Draw. I were sketching, revolutions, three views, dimensioning, and inking. Mechanical Drawing ll problems included three views, two point perspective, isometics, constructions, ob- lique, drawing, house plans, and details. Scott Burris does a mechanical drawing assignment. Arts and Crafts Mechanical Drawing!197 X ff .

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Spanish students visit San Juan, Puerto Rico. Student view modern architecture of the city. Miss Guaderrama descends from the Rain Forest Mountain. Class Visits Puerto Rico Edison High School's Spanish course, which was taught by Miss Guaderrama, covered a four year teaching span and gave the student an opportunity to learn in-depth about a U.S. possession country. The 1973-74 Spanish classes con- sisted of thirty-two first year, an inter- media of second year, and a total of twelve third and fourth year students. This year's Spanish ll students re- ceived a new set of books entitled Uster y Yo . Marcia Gabel, Patty Hall, and Patty McWilliams of the Spanish IV class flew to Puerto Rico during the spring vaca- tion with Miss Guaderrama. The second year students topped the year off with a treasure hunt. MISS OVIDIA GUADERRAMA - B.S. and M.A.T. from St. Louis University: Spanish Club adviser, Ecology Club Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser. Spanish! 1 99