Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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s 5 I ififi. - . .. Mi, . i K. Dale Koch aims for a strike. Linda Lake and Jim Salmons head for the bowling fr-s 1 Leanne Leveritt and Randy McGuckin converse at the after prom. lanes. w w e aff ' .e JK Sandwiches and drinks are enjoyed by Duane Shafer and Bob Wilcox. After Prom!29

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, FQ ff' I - I ,fy L Students enjoy bowling at Greentree lanes. Greentree Is Chaperones were seen at every turn, but didn't dampen any spirits as the 1974 after- prom activities scrambled into the wee hours Saturday lVlay11, at the Greentree lnn, Sand- usky. Nlain attractions were the swimming pool and the more than thirty bowling lanes. lVluch appreciated was the ham and roast beef sand- wiches provided by parents and the food com- mittee headed by lVlrs. Ralph Lehmann and lVlrs. Joe Rocker. Couples and groups of students divided their time between splashing in the sparkling blue indoor pool and competing for the most strikes or spares in the bowling lanes. The four hours of fun started at 12:30 and followed the Jun- ior-Senior Prom Stairway to Heaven . Junior class officers who made the arrange- ments for the prom and afterprom were pres- ident, Robin Taylor, vice-president, Joy Graham, secretary, Nlicheyle IVlclntyre, treas- urer, Lisa Johns, and social chairman, Jayne Welfle. The afterprom would not have been possible had it not been for the parents who donated their time as chaperones. They included lVlr. and lVlrs. Joe Taylor, head chaperones, IVIr. and Nlrs. Jim Johns, lVlr. and lVlrs. Don lVlclntyre, IVlr. and Mrs. Lewis Doerner, IVlr. and Nlrs. Don Graham, lVlr. and IVlrs. Fritz Spoerr, lVlr. and lVlrs. Rex Bristol, lVlr. and lVlrs. Loren Weilnau, and lVlr. and lVIrs. Wesley Moyer. 28!After Prom Site Of After Prom Oh, please go down pins hopes Annette Gliatta.

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Ponytails and greased hair abounded. Highwater slacks with white socks and pleated knee-high skirts were everywhere. Songs like The Bunny Hop and Kansas City were in the air. Was this a television show from the 50's? No, it was Edison's Sock Hop that rocked away on Nlarch 15 at 8:00. To go with the many features of this dance sponsored by the Soph- omore class was the prime enter- tainment provided by the stage band members. It was appropriately named Steve and the Students . Nlembers of the band were Kerry Westcott, Wayne lVlcCoy, and Kathy Murray, trumpet, Dave Gil- lard, Trish Delamater, and Bonnie Garwood, trombone, Dave Chauvin and Karla Kamens, alto sax, Nancy Hart and director, lVlr. Nick Georgi- fanis, tenor sax, Carl Burris, bari- tone sax, Kurt Hansen, tuba, Jeff Chauvin, drums, Kim Ground, piano and vocal, and Nancy Knittle, vocal. A contest was held for pancake eating. Kurt Hansen won, eating thirteen pancakes in one minute. Steve Warden is the center of attention. 30!Sock Hop it Sock Hop Is Revived Jim Thompson is sitting down to a pancake stomach ache. Y P