Edison High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Shirley De St. Jean, Treasurer; Donald Spurr, Secretary; Joe Angelo, President; Phyllis Jordan, Vice President. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Jack Spurr, Treasurer; Mary Ann Fleming, Secretary; Dale Stanton President; Bill Anderson, Vice- President. SEVENTH CjRADE

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First Row ; R- Barrack, D. Morigi, B» Koss, H. Nunez, P. Estock, p. Ellis, R. Bliss. Second Row ; K. Chamaies, E. Peters, H. Shinneman, H. Pera„ P. Jordan, B. Orndorff, C. Cortez, M. Rowan, j. Carter, B. Hathaway, J. Lavendusky, N. Anderson, R. VanHorn, D. Kubacki, B. Graham, s. De St. Jean, D. Ludders, R. Neeley. Third Row; Miss Leskow - sponsor, Mrs. Connor - Sponsor, D. Barnhart, M. Gorney, C. Mansfield, H. Mauck, V- De st. Jean, j. Higgins, p. McCord, M. Martin, M. Martinez, L. Elliott, A. Pedone, p. Webster, J.. Hastings. Fourth Row ; J. Angelo, D. Glass, L. Baldwin, E. Hanes, w. Lawson, J.. Cavanaugh, v. Aloia, M. Quigley, w.- McNorton, T. Webster, D. Wheeler, a. Villa, D. Parry, E. Brazil, B. Davis, D. Spurr, B. Carpenter. FKESH TEJV 3 Flr3t Row ; M. Graham, L. Clifford, G. Piccolo, D. Williams, M. Eryman, B. Doolin, L. Carpenter, V. Orban, H. Corpus, V. Martinez, P. Hutson, Second Row ; M. Sten- back, J. Halfacre, G. Underwood, I. Potts, B. Leggitt, J. Lancaster, M. Ludders, I. Hughes, V. Gregory, A. Hansen, N. Heinke, N. Paulas, A. Sewell, M. Welson, P. McKinnon, B. Estock. Third Row ; Miss Briley-Sponsor, R. Neeley, I. Walters, M. Fleming, R. Thomas, J. Mails, P. Stanton, A. Morigi, D. Appa, E. Borman, L. Galli, G. Hines, 0. Richardson, A. Galli, B. Sowell, S. Bailey, Mr. DeLeurere-Sponsor, Fourth Row ; B. Anderson, J. Humphrey, H. Brown, F. McKinnon, S. Kusmierz, A. Wichowski, M. Hulse, R. Barkalow, G. Wirick, E. Tincher, J. Spurr, J. Pedone, B. Hawkins, P. Phillipov, T. Jiminez, G. Walters, D. Stanton, D. Kldwell, R. Ramirez, L. Ziller, D. Schurg.

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rSS a fe— • :. r f 1 V v, lodge SEysSa Sfe® 5 ggggrwsatfgaa . ™ lEdison Wins city Cross ICountry Title! ■ . H - c bool 3 todijl I 1 dor tllS lt .I.irrnlindil , iU a 1 mmmm -, H .cbools today] H- ■ Gary older ? ' thc background. ■ fSss ss E sa fcr eraon evelt victor] 1 pinthers »t £ Hobart in ' ” ltwo « k S 0 wore e P« , “ Issvss »• • ’ »i Hut »- u g £ 1 |gK. ma4e ' t cheC . , t be following • when the sophomore class . - £j|H PJMit re c , night at the school, most of ' — afichoo — •] mo8 t people would In prepai CHARLES N. THOMAS [| | Vero Alola and Rosalie Sans 89 made ' 4 When the sophomore class at Edison school decid ed to treat themselves to a spaghetti party 1 night at the school, most of the work fell on three student chefs. Shown above, having more most people would in preparing a dinner for 40 hungry people, are from left to right, Clara 1 Vero Alola and Rosalie Sassano!