Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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CONT!-I 1241--139. NT5 Citizenship for the future depends on qualities developed today. Willingness to give more than required, building self-re- liance, and developing determination are exemplified by the efforts of our athletes. Pages 92-123. THLETK6 Every girl at Edison possesses some facet of beauty, whether it be reflected in- tellectually, spiritually, or physically. The combination of these three delineate our elite and exemplify beauty and grace. Pages Classes at Edison form the nucleus of all activities in the realms of intellectual learning and fellowship with others. They stimulate interest and the desire to learn as they provide a foundation for higher education. Pages 14-O-247. LASSES

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Our administration and faculty channel our boundless energy toward higher goals and rnold potential ideas into active thought. They provide the catalyst that instigates our hunger for knowledge and our will to obtain it. As students we are fortunate in the fine leader- ship we receive from the adults who teach, advice, and counsel us. Mrs. Cole, junior English teacher, signifies the teaching profession which strives to enlighten students in all aspects of knowledge and prepare them for the future in an ever changing world. Mr. Guinn and Miss Renner typify a faculty that not only supports scholastic efforts but also extracurricular activities.