Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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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

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Students jump across puddles searching for their cars. f' Q f 'ras - , f.ef:i54-,ffa -.J Q 0' Mr. Rex Stanforth and lVlr. Steven Schauer study a choice bolder. Archeologists can find many fossils among the bolders. 32!Parking Lot ' .Q . r . 1 5: if? j -it ixflsfi i 'je is T145 .slmlilii as ' uf - .V X .. . . . iw l.. . e,.. ,I . .. W, , , . . , as semi. 7 7 f , I as 'Y -, 1' , r-.W-,'s.t1--5.51-A ff gif - . - 'awe , s 5 .-A , .. .i2s3as....y,.gL.gg, sash. .- Q . ' 1-nf ..,.. i ' ' : - '- -. ff-Q ' ya ftflga .i. , r 1, w w . Q is -- . -31 :pis s fr - .35-5 M 5 S ll .. . . 4 6 s 1:-1,1 ' hr L. .:.. , - -1 ss- s s., .ss s w Q. 82 M, . .54 6.1: . ,, H st. l f- A 3-,irvbs 5 ss -. ,-f-,ggi V ,K 5-west g A -- H ' 't uw :ge 5.s.-,,.... Q , Y Students enjoy a party in one of the many Volkswagens. Drivers Detect Novel Caverns Spring is coming. Trees start to bud, while the parking lot is filled with knee-high Nlud. Parking lots can be a controversial subject in many schools. Some are very good,some respec- table, and some down right awful. Edison's seems to fall between the latter two. If one has interests in collecting rocks, then this parking lot is just the place. If one tires in search for choice bolders embedded in the mud, one can descend into one of the cavernous potholes and join parties in stu- dent cars. If archeology is his bag, then he can join one of the many expeditions that travel about the lot in search of fossils found in one of the many excavation holes. With a more realistic view imagine yourself walking out of the school and seeing your car blocked in by a swarm of Volkswagens, numerous vans, and a yellow jet. Next day an announce- ment may be heard over the intercoms telling all student drivers to park in straight lines. v