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

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Staff Editor-in-Chief Asst. Editor Activities Sports Clubs Ads Manager Seniors Juniors Q Sophomores Freshmen Faculty A Secretary Photographers Advisor Debra Gaye Sparks Gina Salazar Cookie Valdez Victor Gomez Jack Hogan Refugio Rodriguez Cindy DeLos Santos Chris Villareal Reuben X. Gonzales Vicky Gonzalez Melisa Cavazos Cl'll'lSly 'Medll'la ' Maria Medina Rachel Barron Debbie Moreno Denise DeLa O Carmen Adames ' Patricia Villareal Susan Rodriguez Carol Messer Adela Moreno Lizz Vaness Michelle Morales Dana Bonam Esther Hernandez Brenda Yanas Susan Saenz Mario Bernal Scott Maley Alex Luna Adam Montalvo Nick Paveglio Ms. Lou A. Brown Spark Yearbook ,Staffyvishes to thank Mary Rodriguez for Cover design. One last thank you goes to Terry Peel, our Newsfoto Representative. About the Book . . . ls there any better way to guide man's prog- ress amid the creation, to define the very act which allows him to assess and understand the universe, in which he is not a disconnected frag- ment but the complete image of the whole? By coloring and engraving man makes the creation visible, indicating both his identity with the cosmos and his distinctness from it. This act offcoloring and engraving is inseperable from the very act of being conscious. Therefore, what better ,symbol is there than the stained- glass window if one wants to get as close as pos- sible tothe human work as itCe34pa'ndsEcoYding to the decree of the Revelation. By stained glass, in terms of art we mean a window filling composed of an ensemble of small glass plates, coloured or otherwise inter- connected as in a mosaic, and painted to form an image. lt has been said that people are much like stained glass windows. They glow and sparkle when it's sunny and bright, but when the sun goes down only then is the true beauty revealed if there is a light from within. ,.fg' T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'TTTOEW3

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Patterns lPart D Movements .... Togetherness . . Fragments' . . QV. The Framework Patterns KPa'rt III. , . Change ....... 'ELEMENTS

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Are All a tained Glass . . . Pep rallies always bring out the Bear in everyone at Edison High School. This year was exceptional, though, because our football team had such a spectacular season. Teachers, students, coaches, and even parents took part in the pep rallies. Cheerleaders did skits to entertain the screaming student body, while the Mar- ching Band featured some of its sounds and soloists. This year, Spirit and Pride was the main in- gredient at our pep rallies. We walked to every game with our heads high, and whether we lost or won, we knew we had something to be proud of Our Bears. Top Right: Edison Faculty members have their spirit high during the Edison- Churchill pep rally. Center: We are all a stained glass, no two of us are alike. lThe Edison Student Bodyl Bottom Left: Cynthia Gallegos and friend ltrombonel play with pride. Bottom Right: The Golden Bear Band performs one of it's unique halftime shows.