Thomas A Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Elmira Heights, NY)

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Q fy Wi!! FACULTY W lihfzv one--Mr. XYesley -lohnson, Mr. VI. .Xlbert Northrop, Mr. Thomas Guidus. Miss june Terry, Mr. 'l'hom:is Liheplick, Mr. Harold llnmhleton, Mr. Samuel Hiondolillo, Mr. Daniel Coletta. ICH-ze 1'zi'o-Mr. eharles lfasterbrook, Mr. Donald Backus, Mrs. Hetty -lones, Mr. David Cheplick, Mr. .loseph Sweeda. Mr. XYilliani Ilougherty. li'o:e llzrm'-Mrs. .Xlice Ciarbay, Mrs. Dorothy Pearson, Mr. 'I'homas Romano, Mrs. Rowena lfink. Mr. M'illiana Dwyer, Miss Selma Howard, Mr. Miendell Cleveland. lffm' fom'4Mrs. lilizabeth Riley. Mrs. lilorrine Stuart, Miss Lucille .'Xnderson, Mrs. listella Yohn, Mrs. lidna lilnngle, Mrs. lidna Yan Ornian. Miss Carol Kendall. ICH-ze ji-rt'-Mrs. Yirginia Lynough. Mrs. Esther Mielch, Mrs. Maxine Terry. Mr. ,lack R. Terry, Mr. Harry llatten. Mrs. H, Elizabeth Cross. WE'LL NEVER FORGET . . . Miss .-Xnderson . . . bringing tears to our eyes with her reading of The Ballad of the Harp-M1-aver. Mr. llackus . . . putting up with his eager?? little experimenters. Mr. Hiondolillo . . . with his boyish lpana grin. Mr. David Cheplick . . . for his dreamy collection of ties. Mr. Thomas Cheplick . . . for his unforgetable debut on TY. Mr. Cleveland . . . dashing madly, but going nowhere with his sheath of papers. Mr. Coletta . . . for being such a fresh air bend. Mr. Corwin . . . the fact that he is already married. Darn! Mrs. Cross . . , for those crazy noon-hour sessions in writing this book. Mr. Dougherty . . . always looking as though he had just stepped out of a band-bos.. Mr. Dumbleton . . . trying to put light in the Dark .-Xgss. Mr. Dwyer . . . for his mad dashes to XYest l'oint every weekend. Mr. liasterbrook . . . for that cute little tan smock he wears. Mrs. Fink . . . leading the little sheep to and from junior High every day. Mrs. Garbay . . . tooting around in her little tan wagon. Mr. Guidus . . . and his droll wit. Mr. Hatten . . . for his manly prowess as pitcher on the faculty softball team. Miss Howard . . . inincf ing along with her clickety-elackety shoes. Mr. Johnson . . . trying to balance the camp stamp fund. Mrs. .lones . . . saying, Now girls, that simply does not match. Miss Kendall . . . with her Eureka Ambulance service for the weak. the wane, and the wild. Mrs. lilungle . . . losing the script for the Yearbook .iXssembly. Mr. Northrop . . . and his reducing exercises for that super '53 football team. Mrs. Pearson . . . stepping through the ceiling of School l. Mrs. Riley . . . dangling the dust cloth in our dreary little talkative faces at 3:30. Mr. Romano . . . as the permanent tenant in Hamburger Heaven. Mrs. Stuart . . . always talking some fumiy language and no one understanding her. Mr. Svveeda . . . and his moon-struck look every Friday at 3 230. Mr. Terry . . . consuming his gallons and gallons of milk. Miss Terry . . . as chairman of the date bureau for the Starlit Hall. Mrs, Yan Ornian . . . passing out pink pills for pale people. Nfrs. Yohn . . . saying, Now girls, breathe from your fliapln'agm. 13

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DEAN OF TUDENTS Miss CAROL L. KENDALL THE CLASS OF 1954 wishes to extend to Miss Kendall our sincere gratitude for her unending endeavors to see eacll one of us on our way to ll successful career.

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