Edison High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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MARY STIFLE DONNA WALZAK Talk to me tenderly, tell A maiden who is richly me lies; blessed, I am a woman and time With lots of friends and flies. happiness. Girls' Glee Club TORCH Staff Cheerleader 43-44 G. TORCH Staff VALETA STOLMAN BETTY MAE WEEKS There is nothing so irre- sistibly contagious as laughter and good humor, A smile for all, a welcome glad, A winsome, coaxing way she had. Dramatic Club TORCH Staff REFLECTOR Staff Professor, How Could You? Student Council TORCH Staff REFLECTOR Staff G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club Junior Class - Treas. EUGENE STOWERS ALICE GRACE WELLS My head is full of ideas; A man who will make a mark : ‘ only I don't know what in this world. (By chopping at it) they are. Basketbal G.A.A. asketball Bint TORCH Staff Cross Country Ng j Band-Pres. Brg ayes KENNY TALMADGE PATRICIA WIERMAN The only way to have a An athlete bold and strong Srlagnl 3st te che am I, Yet seeking favor in the : Band lady's eye, Dramatic Club Band Track Hi-Y Boys' Glee Club RUSSELL VILLA KATHERINE ZILLER A smile for every girl He speaks when spoken to. and two for every boy. Track 42-43-44 Treasure Island Band REFLECTOR Staff (Not Pictured) ROBERT LANCASTER A man whose face bespoke, An honest heart within him.

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JUNIORS OF FIC ERS Norman ‘ialters, Treas.; Dorothy Nicoletto, Secr. Howard Forsberg, Pres.; Joan Frank, Vice-Pres. As usual, the members of the Junior Class have been kept very busy all year, selling potato chips, giving dances and trying to think up other ways to make money for the prom. Not only were the Juniors themselves busy- bodies throughout the year, but they also kept their register teachers, Mise Briley and Mrs. Saxton, hopping , when it came to keeping an attend- ance record or getting the report cards in on time. Their work and brain-racking, however, were not in vain; for despite gas rationing, curfew, and other difficult conditions due to the war, the prom turned out to be a great success. Everyone had a grand time dancing to the music of Mickey Isley's Orchestra in the newly decorated pavillion. The social affairs of the year were planned by the social committee, consisting of Joe Mladenik and Girlie McDermott, co-chairmen; Marcia Berry, Bette Talmadge, Bill Hjerpe, and Joe Proctor. The first dance of the year, the Junior Struggle, held in the Edison gym, provided a good start that led on to other successful dances. As the Juniors anxiously looked forward to the day when they would assume the envied positions left by the Seniors, they knew that they would have to earn it, and earn it they did. In fact, eight of the nine charter members of the Edison Honor Society come from the Junior Class. Some of their former class mates have left school to join the Services, and to them, no matter where they may be, are extended the best wishes of the class of '46, Berore Juniors not pictured in the following pages: Adeline Horszt, Eileen Matz, Ber- nice Miller, Alberta Strauch, Robert Veughn, Bernard Waddell, Leon Windmiller,. » a mint = 6.) aS eee