Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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A-AMMWWMW' lg ,WVMMM THIS SEVENTH GRADER dreads tasting the cafeteria food. JOHNNA TEAS AGGRESSIVELY eats her taco, hoping not to miss one tasty morsei of meat or cheese. AFTER ORDERING SEVERAL Coneys, John Wolfe waits as his meal is fixed. Lunch 0 21

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Lunch Gtters 'T Deliverance Returning to school this fall was, as in the past, a time of adjustment to rules and regulations, especially in the senior high. The administration initiated a new policy which reduced the usual forty min- ute lunch break by five minutes. However, students were not discouraged by such a measure, even if it meant they happened to stumble into a radar trap, or had to face a scowling teacher after the bell rang. The few cherished minutes away from the classroom proved to be impor- tant, even if they consisted just of talking, laughing and, of course, grabbing a bite to eat. Above: AFTER REALIZING SHE forgot to complete last night's homework, this Edison student crams at a Coney Island during lunch. Below: DESPITE THE LONG lines and noisy atmosphere, these junior high students seem to be enjoying their lunch 20 Lunch

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Shows Result Gt Hard Work Although school itself was exciting enough for some, the monotony for oth- ers was lessened occasionally throughout the year with the good news of an assem- bly. Varying from a Stageband concert to an Original Works program to a Junior Achievement assembly, the programs never failed to catch the attention of stu- dents and teachers alike. ln addition to being released from one class, the audi- ence was also entertained with high qual- ity performances and informative pro- grams. Each assembly was the result of some very hard work behind the scenes as well as in front of them. Though most students were unaware of them, a group of pupils known as assembly planners were re- sponsible for working out the details of every performance. Working alongside Ms. Burket, the speech teacher, were Rob Hudson, Susan Herndon and Julie Fulkerson. This group's job basically was to plan all the assemblies and to super- vise the programs. JULIE WHITE EXHIBITS her dancing grace and poise during the Griginal Works assembly. ,,,....M-M ROB HUDSON AND Susan Herndon work diligently at planning an 4 assembly.