Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Responsibility Fleview Board - Row one: Mrs. Sue Holder, Mrs. Donna Sisson, Mr. William Muthig, Mr. Carroll Sanders. Row two: Carl Burris, Larry Franklin, Tony Flobinette, Pat Hall, Pat Best, Nancy Haegel. Board Reviews Teachers at Edison High School evaluated students for the responsibility program. The Responsibility Board reviewed the probationary and appeal cases. Each student was rated with a Yes, No, or Maybe. Yes, meant the student was capable of independent study. No, in- dicated he was not. When a stu- dent showed possibility with re- servation, he was given a Maybe. An upper-classman was permitted one No with the majority of evaluations being Yes. First semester freshmen could not have any No's and the majority evaluations had to be marked capable. A probationary student had the same number of Yes's and Maybe's or had a majority of Maybe's and no No's. After each evaluation period students could appeal to the Responsibility Board if they questioned the evaluation. The board consisted of four teachers and six students Mr. Muthig and Mrs. Holder review student evaluations. 'S E FX . fix. 1?- Larry Franklin and Tony Robinette listen to the student ratings by teachers.

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'X ,2.g....Qv' Student Council: Jacquie Foos, Dan Hutchinson, Pat Hall, Mark Sisson. Row two: Mr. Mike Schifer, adviser: Pattie Brunow, Dan Plumb, Candy Bishop, Sallie Pyle, Marci Woolever, Dawn Shively, Mr. William Muthig, adviser. Row three: Terri Lowry, Cindy Gliatta, Kris Buehrle, Laura Wallrabenstein, Glenda Burns. Student Council Plans Assemblies Assembly programs proved to be the major work of the Student Council. During the fall a band called the Free Fare performed before the student body and for an evening community concert. At the Christmas party the students enjoyed movies and each class had a raffle. Patty Sanders, sophomore, won a puppy. Admission was canned food. It was later distributed to the needy. Late in the spring there was a March of Dimes assembly to explain the details for a twenty mile hike to raise money for the crippled. Many of the Edison students participated. The Homecoming game activities brought spirit into the high school. The committee chairman was Cindy Gliatta. Patty Brunow and Mark sisson assisted her. May 25 the Sadie Hawkins Dance followed the successful Dog Patch Day. Other assemblies throughout the school year was the school Stage Band concert presented by the junior council members and Otto Schmidt, gymnast, sponsored by the senior representatives. The Student Council was advised by Mr. Mike Schifer and Mr. William Muthig. Officers of the council were Dan Hutchinson, president, Patty Hall, vice-president: Jaquie Foos, secretary: and Mark Sisson, treasurer. Student from Lorain County speaks about teenage alcoholism. 6O!Student Council

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Chess Club - Row one: Jim Ritz, Jeff Ritz, Ken Pittenger, Duane Shafer, Robert Wikel, Darrell Maines. Row two: Miss Shirley Oney adviser, Jerry Rockwell, Loren Heckelman, Gary MacKay, Larry Failor, David Hupfer, Mike Old, Steve Bechtel, Mark Heriff. Chessmen were moved across the boards of Edison's Chess Club under the watchful eyes of adviser, Miss Shirley Oney. Many matches were held in homes and at hosting schools. Matches were held at Edison with Clyde and Huron. They lost two games to Huron and won two games over Clyde. When the club members battled with St. Mary's players, the result was a tie. Each school won and lost four games. The team's record for the year was two wins, two Iosses,land one tie. Stanley Weilnau with a total of three wins and no losses had the best playing record in the club. Miss Oney commented that the Chess Club had done a good job. 62!Chess Club Club Has 2-2-1 Record Edison player makes a move against his opponent.