Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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SPRING SECTION ADMINISTRATION C 4 FA 'V , ,,,,,, V: ., I H ,I 13' , IISS W A 7 ii k zr Y-I N, ' S' I V lmkmv . Q, . I ' . M II.II kmwfm, , I K N-gy IWC I N X A I I S f R viii - V X 'W wa- A XX IVALA 4 wwe ri C, Q f I W f' I A if 1 f I ' I I I ELI J A ACTIVITIES

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t -y is ' A French couturier would have had a field day as 21 spectator at the first Edison Senior Banquet and junior-Senior Prom. These two important occasions of the spring of 1958 were held in the beautiful Crystal Ballroom of the Mayo Hotel. The banquet theme was 'Pink Horizons. Our seniors felt that their years at Edison had so equipped them that their futures would assuredly be rosy ones. We who are left behind send our best wishes along with them, our first senior class. The juniors carried the - color on into the prom with Pink Champagne as their gf t theme. These classes may have been inexperienced in these functions, but both were oc- ca.si'ons of pride for the en- tire school.

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Y g J.,-gal: , x I C w N J f ' - f f -A 771- ff f e a Q ff ef , 1 f - . e . i X Q gif t ? Q , 4249-gf! a - .igllxm yy 2 B Volume IV of the Torch goes to press from a much different school than the first volume did. We have attained full stature as a junior-senior high school. This growing-up process included many projects, plans, and dreams. Operation Sod, magazine sales, canned foods drives, Chip in for Polio, and dressing up our band found a responsive student body. Our state champion swimmers and our first glowing football headlines assured us of our maturity. The Torch staff humbly and proudly submits this volume to you in the hope that it will compare favorably with your outstanding records.