Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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.fb Dr. Charles C. Mason Superintendent 98 . ff, .Q Q., ,N .. W. -BOARD OF EDUCATIO Administrators Strive for Betterment of Education l Dr. Charles C. Mason. Superintendent ot the Tulsq Public Schools, worked in cooperation with the sevet members ot the Board ot Education. Keeping the curricu lum ot the schools up-to-date, establishing and carrying out school policies, and maintaining the common goali tor which each school strives were some ot the Board': many activities. i The past year has been one ot continued progresl in the Tulsa Public Schools. While in the midst ot th? most intensive building program in the history ot the schools, Dr. Mason and the other members ot the Board have, during this year, served the educational needs ot f record number ot boys and girls. fs? sl 'fit-'Q' mf f 35 Cari C. Beesley Mrs. Opal Carllson Mrs. Ridge Bond President Vice President 3 'VX io...s0 ' William L . Butler Ray Conard Robert J. Riggs, Jr. Mrs. Virgil O. Wood

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-PRINCIPAL Mr. Cleveland Exemplifies Achievement AT Edison ExcepTional adminisTraTive abiliTy To- geTher wiTh an undersTanding oT The educaTional aTTairs oT Oklahoma, has made Lewis D. Cleve- land one oT The mosT qualiTied and ouTsTanding principals in The sTaTe. Mr. Cleveland achieved his posiTion aT Edison aTTer less Than Ten years in The Tulsa Public School SysTem. lvir. Cleveland's busy days were occupied wiTh adminisTraTive duTies necessary To insure superior scholasTic Training Tor people who aT- Tend Edison. Membership in Phi DelTa Kappa, an honorary educaTional TraTerniTy, and The Okla- homa and NaTional EducaTion AssociaTion, sup- plemenTed his schedule wiTh varied acTiviTies. Through dedicaTion and loyalTy To Edison and iTs sTudenTs, Mr. Cleveland gained respecT and recogniTion Trom all who meT him. This year, as he has been in The pasT. he was an EdisoniTe in The TruesT sense oT The word. Several senior sTudenTs sTop Their principal Tor ashorT chaT. ss T ,fw TN yrsso, X usi ess V Cb il 'P' .. some imes re u S h lb n T q ires brief conferences Th d GP Mr. Cleveland speaks To boih Taculiy and sTudenTs in one of his many bly dd

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Donald Hooperi' Forfesi TOWVY Sr. High Assisiani' Principal JV- Hlgli Assisfanf Pflndpal Larry Alexander Sr. High Counselor NHS Sponsor nf' W' , 'je' ,.,...,,..,,,. ll Richard Cox Sr. High Counselor Adv. Board Sponsor Neil Barlcer Bfh Grade Counselor Jr. High Dean of Boys OdeH'a Lewis Sr. High Counselor NHS Sponsor -ved ,f 5- -COUNSELORS Advisors Advocate Advanced Education Prepara+ion for +he fuiure has been a common goal of every Edi- son siudeni. The counseling sialic, an inlegral aid in ihis preparaiion, spen+ many busy days discussing siudenis' problems and plans. Noi only did ihe counselors provide excelleni guidance ihrough high school, buf ihey also assisied in seleciing a field of siudy besi Hired To a s+uden+. Dedicalion was a major lacior in every caounselor's worlc and ihis io- geiher wiih an enihusiasiic response io every pupil's needs has earned Edison's counseling siafi deserved respeci from Jrhe people ii serves. Jewel Belle, Charlene Clarlr Sr. High Dean of Boys Sr. High Dean of Girls Ushereiies Sponsor Russell Rafhlens ZOB While 8+h Grade Counselor 7+h Crade Counselor 9lh Grade Counselor JV-l'lfQl1 DSM Oi G'flS