Edison High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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SENIORS Don’t say that you agree with me. When people agree with me I always feel that I must be wrong. Senior Class — President Student Counoil — Vice-President Hi-Y Handbook Staff TORCH Staff E Club Basketball Track Cross Country Always put off till tomorrow what you don ' t want to ao today. Vice-President — Senior Class Girl Reserves TORCH Staff Cheerleader — 46 Oh where can I find a flivver without flat tires, that ex- ceeds 15 m.p.h. Treasurer — Senior Class Hi-Y Glee Club Student Council Dramatic Club — President Handbook Staff TORCH Staff The S ixth Key I Shall Be Waiting Professor, How Could You? A girl with a million friends. Secretary — Senior Clas3 Dramatic Club Student Council Handbook Staff REFLECTOR Staff Glee Club Love Sick What a Life The Sixth Key Orchids for Marie Professor, How Could You? CLASS HISTORY Nineteen thirty-four was an important year for this world. Hitler was preparing war, Franklin Roosevelt was chasing the depression, and the Class of ' 46 was starting school. That was twelve long years ago. The members of the Class of ' 46 did not all enter the same school, or even the same school system. Widely scattered, north, south, east, and west, their education began, and their lines of Fate did not draw together until four years ago, when they entered as Freshmen in the Thomas A. Edison High School. Miss Briley and Mrs. Saxton were the advisors, under whose leadership the class gave parties and dances and did all those things that Freshmen generally do. In their Sophomore year they followed the regular pattern, studying a little, playing a lot — life was a very pleasant affair. As Juniors they kept on in the same groove, much concerned with raising money for that all-important Junior Prom. Potato chips, a couple of big parties (Do you remember the Style Show?) furnished the money. The Prom was a success. The class even made money on it; so much money that they are planning for this year, a Senior trip. And now they have come to the end of the High School course; glad to have com- pleted it, but with that lonesome feeling that always attends the leaving of the old and familiar for the new and untried.

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in nmoziArt GERALD G. KLEBOFSKI Class of ' 46 Sept. 21. 19 2 $ Feb. 1, 19 4 6 ✓ MRS. MARY WALTON Visiting Teacher in the Gary Schools for 25 Years. 1880 1946

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MuRCIA BERRY UARY C. DERENCIN0V1CH The sun never shone upon a fairer lass than she . Girl Reserves Student Council Jr. Social Committee TORCH Staff REFLECTOR Starr JAMES COLLINS In heaven they use harps but he’ll take his cornet. Band Pep Band — 1940 What a Life BEATRICE ANN CRIDER Friendly, pleasant, and always kind, a nicer girl we could never find . Girl Reserves Glee Club TORCH Staff REFLECTOR Staff LORRAINE DELLER Clothes make the woman. G.A.A. Girl Reserves Student Council Glee Club TORCH Stafr REFLECTOR Staff FRANKIE ELIZABETH ELROD BETTY True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. Glee Club G.A .A. Student Council Girl Reserves National Honor Society My Old Kentucky Home Mr. Dooley, Jr. She is a woman or few words . National Honor Society Glee Club Girl Reserves Spanish Club Student Council Dramatic Club TORCH Starf The Sixth Key I Shall Be Waiting Everything ' s Off BETTY WATERS FEILER Undoubtedly, I have a way with men. G.A.A. Girl Reserves Glee Club Sr. Social Committee TORCH Staff President Glee Club E Club — Vice President Basketball Track Sr. Social Committee Radio Program Handbook Starr TORCH Starr REFLECTOR Staff JOAN FRANK If a good face is a letter of recommenda- tion, a good heart is a letter of credit. G.A.A. Glee Club Girl Reserves National Honor Society — Vice-President Student Council — Secretary TORCH Staff REFLECTOR Starr My Old Kentucky Home FRANCES GALLI As merry as the day is long. Glee Club Handbook Stafr