Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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in Smiling all the way Pam Moore and Kathy Hauger tackle those snowy peaks. Jack Frost nipping at snovv covered trees could describe any winter exoept that of 1982-83. The first snow waited to appear until late January-definitely not White Christmas weather. or But as always people managed to amuse themselves ,gyrrdyrrthe hig1l7rlr91h trs1g1yQf me and? the i Lite Ski Trip. , A Winter U X X1 1 ff I I fi f G 1 ,1 4 if - . . . 1 . . tl ' 11 1 1 . ,,,, , , ,, ,, 1 , M X G 1 1 wg!! Q W1 - 1 gf, 1 . . . 1 14,112 1 X 1 1 28 0 Winter CANDI MERIFIELD AND Beth Shrilrngtord avoid the wind and unknowingly Shawn Al