Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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FGREWORD l am the Torch of Truth: I represent Edison: her fun. her joys, her sadness, her la u g h t e r, her disappoint- ments, her defeats, her triumphs . . . her life. l represent light and knowl- edge, the lseauty of Truth. the essence of Verity. I gn before darkness with a flame, a flame ignited by the first graduating class, kin- dled by experience gleaned from the activities of four years. those years burning on . . . into eternity. v it

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CONTENT ADMINISTRATION M ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT LIFE ELITE Q ATHLETICS A HS, CLASSES

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DEDICATIO WI Carrie Mae Little Jr H1 h x13il16IlldI1CQ en hghtens many students daily in h ei llth r ds Alcebra class MISS Caroline Copeland and Mrs Carrie Mae Little haxe exemplified these and other esteemable qualities dllflllo their years With us at Edison Then Gifted performances have caused the Torch of Edison to become more illu- minant, thus aiding' us in findinff hidden avenues of learning and understanding that we might have by-passed in the shadowy darkness. To them, in a grate- ful yet humble manner, we dedicate this 1961 Edison TORCH. Countless teachers have crossed the vast stage of education, but few are remem- bered or 'adequately applauded for their seemingly brief performances. However, a fortunate few are endowed with talents with which they captivate the hearts and minds of their youthful audiences. The themes of their performances are utilized by their listeners as building blocks for future advancements in their chosen fields of endeavor. The giving of their wisdom, time, and effort in the every- day pursuit of their craft is beneficial to those beyond the footlights as well as to their fellow actors. Miss Caroline Copeland, Sr. High English, enjoys her mam flowers.