Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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12 v Work 'i Pupils Work For Future Pupils worked long and hard through- out the 'school year because their jobs meant something more than just a pay- check. No matter if it took place in a fast food chain or in a retail outlet, the exper- ience went beyond the clothes, money and the gas to fill that bottomless tank. Their satisfaction was in the knowledge of contributing towards a tangible destiny. Achieving their desires was a planned course aimed at the future. They had enough belief in themselves and their abilities to give up parties, football games, weekends and even sleep, be- cause as Robert F. Kennedy once stated, The future is not a gift, it is an achieve- --5 - 1 CAREFULLY WRAPPING MISS Jacksons' finest Waterford mem -1 cr stal is Carey Marshall. Sometimes this proves to be a ' Y tedious job. EXCEEDINGLY HAPPY ABOUT the big sale he just made, Steve O'Meara gives his gustomer the correct amount of change as well as a winning smile. What a salesman he

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Parents sometimes disliked the idea of their children spending time out so late at night, but through discussion, and some- times begging and pleading, they reluctant- ly allowed the kids to go. Although some dangers did exist, stu- dents were usually aware of them and took precautions to insure their safety. They con- gregated in large numbers, and remained in well lighted, populated areas. By doing this, parents and students felt more at ease. Despite the dangers involved in hanging out, students were determined to have their own place to escape from everyday life and to rest. Hangouts 0 11

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