Miami Edison Senior High School - Beacon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Q . N ,Q LT W V dy ,X sf it THE Q, QQ '55 MOVI N G -53? 'N ay, ,flQffEDISON Y ,T Fwd N . KX!! The variety of motion at Edison is seen and felt by the entire student body . . . from the military precision ofQt e Cadette Corps as it marches T by, to the serene and reverent ices of the choir which move ' us spiritually The living motion created by the students l ,, . . . D i Wzgfof Edison has been progressively ff .N filly, eagerness and curiosity W! f to search for the unknown- whether it be the challenging J W k ledge found in the classroom, . AW or the stranger . . . - a friend not yet met. fjxylv 1 ,FM The subdued motion of the class- room is subiect to change, as M! lnl students gather for a pep assembly - where the penetrating spirit of , anticipated victory is released. During ,VV the break between classes, T il students dodge in and out in their effort to beat the tardy bell. ' . . An even more dynamic form of action is the surging motion of gh, XQ,29fvs-v the football team M S as it carries the ball ,A toward that all-important 'X y 4 ,. touchdown. xQ5..Q, ' H T Yes, A Y, ANOAUTJ all of these . , contribute to he lasting motion 3 that brings Edison, M . ilNN9 l' our Alma Mater, to life. A Edison moves l ,. ' as her students . . . ' 3 ever onward. X ws, i sm t ICQMLQ E ,wofwuct .,.. M--f '-PTTYTTTW-T-MTW ,f-f' co, g aw QW?

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x,M -1 K, . X Q ' 4 - X a - s 1 x s K f , : , Faculty swings with the hula-hoop craze Miss Hackett, Mr. Thomas, and Mrs. Jacobs are the nof-foo-close runners-up Page EI