Thomas A Edison High School - Spark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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---4 Farewell To The Fabulous Flflles , ' in 7 P2-,w 'ami 4 9,5 Q Q' I EIGHTH GRADE - WHAT cz long time ago! To Mary Louise Dubose, Mary Jo Baier, Nita Rector Cdeceasedl, Velma Bak- er, Evelyn Forester, Cherry Rees, Sharon Briggs, and Louise Floyd those were happy days. DOES ANYONE RECOGNIZE this three year old? Even then Ken Cornett was pretty good sized no Whose hot did you borrow to cover up those pretty curls and what necessitated such big glasses? Dressed up again for some other happening already identified him, it's Bill Roy. f lyy A g - E l is Q I Y- i .V N' A ' , -f , I I ag NY f . E W fe if , D vw '-1,1

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Barefoot To Bobby Socks . And W 13. I ' I Q 3. FROM BOBBY SOCKS to Stockings doesn't exactly describe this series of snaps. Revised to Barefoot to Bobby Socks , you have an apt description of Judy Butler, red-haired senior. Growing up involves many changes - mental, physical, and psychological - in a child's life. Interests and hobbies vary according to age though most boys, teen-aged ones that is, limit themselves to sports and cars. Girls, on the other hand, partake in parties and fashions. It consulted about the happiest time of their short lives, though, the majority admit their teens to be the most enjoyable. THIS YOUNG MAN dressed up for some big event. Then he changed to more comfortable apparel for play. Smolci he begins to look familiar, At least he won't 'rave to tell about the one that got away - or will he? What's wro r-'- x x 'S 1-'R' w.....-Jleq kv' '-L .' Qtr? . . '- 4 beg i yt ., if if gm 1 es l 'N' b his mi., 5 vo 24 ng sort of soon, aren't you, son? ng with it now? If you haven't I 'Y'

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Senior Activities: Play, Banquet, fx SANDRA WALLACE, DAVID Lowe, Janelle Suttle, Rose Gatewood, and Gary Chapman begin their meal at the senior banquet held at Sevenoaks Country Club. CHASING MARY JO Baier and Judy Garrett up a tree during the class picnic, Victor Johnson swings a tennis racket at Judy. UPPERCLASSMEN DANCE AT Fort Sam Houston prom. Left to right: Joan Murray, Lawson Shoe- Verdier, Charlene Powers, Joey Owen, Larry SENIORS WALK ACROSS Municipal Auditorium stage, on route ac- quiring that long-awaited symbol-diplomal Those enacting that most wonderful of all senior activities include Pat Wynn, Tim Hagan, Judy Patterson, Linda Chamberlin, School Board Member Mrs. Claude Aniol, Principal A. W. Norton, Clifford Katz, and Jeff Bryant. Q iii.