Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Dk . PE ,- . '...g Sopranos - Row one: Nanette Bateson, Sandy Stark, Teresa Flipse, Linda Sprau, Alexis Ross, Kim Gencco, Paula Wright, Debbie Springer. Row two: Linda Dann, Laurie Crum, Betty Fernandez, Laura Micheals, Debbie Hohman, Janice Watson, Carmen Likes, Sheryl Springer. Row three: Lisa Haines, Rachel Shelly, Eva Eldridge, Kathy Finnen, Debbie Can- Tenors - Row one: Kathy Green, Alice Young. Row two: Marci Woolever, Sandy Jenkins, Terry Lowry. Row three: Bev Weilnau, Melinda Booth. Row four: Chris Meyer, Barb Hillis, Pat Hall. terbury, Scarlett Marshall, Pat Wallace, Holly Biemler, Kelly Russ, Bonnie Justi. Row four: Bev Pomeroy, Queta Lang, Debbie Dickman, Debbie Dennis, Pat Best, Nancy Knittle, Jayne Welfe, Fran Early, Laura Swartz, Lisa Mattlage, Donna Blackann, Ann Frankboner. Altos - Row one: Karen Buehrle, Caroline Oetzel, Jackie Klingler, Rhea Grosswiler. Row two: Linda Eppler, Tina Flipse, Kathy Brunow, Dawn Shively, Cheryl Sprau, Lisa Hipp. Row three: Sheree Stiles, Betty Burke, Sara Libby, Janet Carver, Debbie Hipp, Maque Abedrop, Kim Shively, Peggy Ritz. Row four: Ardell Sukke, Ludie Ezell, Mary Followay, Linda Burke, Kim Kuhl, Kyle Hennings, Mamie Russell, Kim Laughlin. 38!Choir m 59-'N . QR . Svc, ' , Z- ' '53 ' .Q A I1 , Q' 4 vt Q Basses - Row one: Clark Thompson, Jim Kenne, Mike Smith. Row two: Edwin Martz, Ken Springer, Ray Shingleton, Jim Selling. Row three: Roger Rooker, Rick Smith, Rick Stout, Brad Phillips. Row four: Arthur Martz, Terry Cheesman, Dale Shane, Kim Ground, Fred Hill, Tom Drake.

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Effected By Energy Crisis L, Gasoline is sparse and prices continue to go up. Car pools, lowered thermo- stats, and sweaters in abundance were common sights in the winter of 1973-74. Why this change in the normal winter con- ditions? The answer was the energy crisis. Students attending school in the Berlin-Milan district did not seem to notice the crisis if they didn't remove their coats when they first arrived at school. Heat at the high school was turned down to comply with the President's plea for 68 F every- where, and the boilers were shut down over weekends. Lights were turned off when not needed, which helped with the electric bill considerably. After school and evening activities con tinued, but with a cooler build- ing. Gasoline was a problem for both school and students. The cost of gas for the school nearly doubled. Because the school bud- get is based on tax funds col- lected, a tight situation was created. Field trips were not cancelled, but the number of pupil transportation pickup points were reduced. Shuttle buses were also continued using the philosophy that the many cars which would be used by parents transporting students used the same amount or more gas than one bus. 37!Energy Crisis

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Choir Receives Rating Of ll Senior Dale Shane receives the National Choir Award from Mr. Georgiafandis, director - MLS it Ifz- MR. NICK GEORGIAFANDIS - B.S. in Music Kent State University: Junior Class Adviser. Providing both 'the school and commu nity with music, Edison High School Vasity Choir under the direc- tion of lVlr. Nick Georgiafandis, sche- duled a year of numerous concerts. The Choir and Band Christmas Concert December 19 started the contest and festival season. Seven members of the choir were represent- ed in the Ohio Wesleyan Choir held January 26 in Delaware, Ohio. They practiced throughout the day for the evening performance which included a thousand voices. About one hundred Ohio schools participated. February 2, twenty-eight Edison students were in the choir at the Dis- trict 11 Musical Festival at Bellevue, Ohio. Mr. George Vance, professor of Choral Music at Kent State, was the director. Edison High School had twenty- one entries in the Ohio Music Asso- ciation Solo and Ensemble Contest Saturday March 9 at Port Clinton High School. The contest judging was based on a scale one to five with one being the highest. Fifteen entries had a one or two rating. The mid-winter concert was held March 10. Among the numbers in- cluded were Sing a Song of Sea- sons , the required contest piece, and Randall Thompson's Alleluia . At the district choir contest March 30 in Upper Sandusky the Varsity Choir received a rating of two. A light spring pop theme was fea- tured for the annual spring concert Sunday, May 19. Dale Shane, senior, was tenor soloist for the pop rock selection Spirit and Celebration . A sextet of sopranos, Carmen Likes, and Debbie Hohmanp tenors, Dale Shane and Kim Ground, and basses, Edwin Martz and Brad Phillips high- lighted the climatic number The Heavens are Telling , from the The Creation by Haydn. The recepient for the 1973-74 Choir Award was presented to Dale Shane, senior. Choir!39