Edison High School - Torch Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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T1 'L . Y- EXHIBITING SPIRIT, EXCITEMENT and enthusiasm, Edison students of all ages cheer their team on to victory. Football games are a primary means of cre- Fteaching Out For Yourself On the morning of August 26, 1982, the doors reopened, allowing kids to pour in for a year of education, excitement and chal- lenge. That day marked the commence- ment of dreams and aspirations. Every stu- dent set goals and throughout the months attempted to obtain them. Desires ranged from getting a ride to lunch with an upper- .KJ fi.,-17' ating school spirit among students as well as teach- ers and parents. classman to getting accepted into a univer- sity. Each teen had priorities, and thus, was able to plot a course for the future. School did not just represent endless labors. lt of- fered much more to those who were willing to take advantage of its lessons. All educa- tion did not come strictly from books or lectures. Living with one's self and others was one chapter that could not be omitted. Values were developed and paths were paved throughout these learning days. Once the basics were well planted within the individual, full potential was not difficult to reach. On that day in August, the teaching began. The most significant assignment was the realization that the direction lay within each person, and it was one well worth studying - maybe even memorizing. 2 0 Opening

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