Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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PRINCIPAL, ADMI I TRATIO Mr. Lewis Cleveland, Principal As Edison's new principal, Mr. Cleve- land assumed the responsibility of 3,400 students and 135 faculty members. The high standards that have been met ex- emplify the dignity and authority of his leadership. We feel that the Torch has ably captured and retained moments of drama, excitement, serious thought, and the gamut of emotions that course through a school. The reflection of this Torch casts its light on six grades, a unique distinction in itself. Treasure this book, for it is only through its pictorial record- ings that you may someday relive these proud mo- ments. HC Q l

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DRAFT BL EPRI T FOR FUTURE Villard Martin, Jr. Curl C. Beasley rllember .llember Tulsais Board of Education is composed of seven members elected by the people to establish and carry out school policies. The Board works long and diligently to coordinate the schools and keep them working toward common goals. lt is constantly in contact with hundreds of school administrators and representatives, yet it still manages to keep a personal touch as it guides the students Fenelon Boesche of public Schools' Member with 2 'wt Mrs. J. Littleton Daniel H. G. Barnett Mrs. Virgil 0. Wood Vice-President .llember Member I3

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PREPARE US FUR THE FUTURE f y.-'ui Q f' 2.50 ' mv had -I ILE! 11,1 'Kuff N-N.-S'+-N afar.. Edwin Bonde, the assistant principal, guides the senior high faculty and student body to even higher goals by his leadership. He pos- sesses an innate understanding for running the school. pg . all if Senior high counselors, Don Hoopert, Jack Griffin, Engel Grow, Joel Keeter, and Miss Charlene Clark discuss testing. Planning students' schedules is just one of their many duties. N, ,ay A4.?t.wrmwff f wt V ' ml 1+-M L Mr. Hamm, junior high assistant principal, along with Mr. Rathjens and Mr. Kruze, help students plan a wise schedule for their coming years. .QA it V ' Jr. ' ' f f -i f , 5 3. A 5- If! ' ' ss-. ' ' - . Q 1 4 f -Q K V ' , l' : Y A L E A, g, 1 . ...t,. . 6, l 2 ' f f' as - Te. P g fs ' gg ' :'35'Qi'Fi!ti2 1 57 7 . i ' ' 'K Y Q f ' ' ' M , 'f 's-,i-rf'53k.a5,- -f - 7 ' 2 A 4 . N- f wwf 1 :2 3 . '111'2.' 1.mQ:' i -'17 g,,,,,.,g W tags' cf s w-fu . if E -- 'i5 'e,a.v' M ' iH :'? ' lf! las---IW, . .,:V Zoe White and Florence Wiest, junior and senior high dean of girls, willingly and wisely help students with problems. Les Martens, director of fi- nance, is the epitomy of bravery as he receives his flu shot from Mrs. Washburn, school nurse. I5