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Leadership Thomas Alva Edison With actual growth, in number, of Edison High School’s students, clubs, and organizations, came the expanding responsibilities of the school’s leaders ... its whole student body. There were the recognized students, those who were called “leaders” in their various fields: in academics, literary arts, fine arts, sports, and vocational education. These were the persons who assumed the job of setting goals and overseeing the work until that goal was completed. The majority of Edison’s leaders, however, were the non- recognized, never-spoken-of students who gave their time, their initiative, and their faith to the developement of a better high school society. These were the contributors of creative motion. These were the people who fed realism and actuality into the final performance of any organization; these, also, were the stu¬ dents who were misrepresented under the title of “followers.” With the physical growth of Edison, came the mental and emotional growth of its student community; resultant in the re¬ alization that the quality of leadership is a lasting inner and personal one rather than that which exemplifies itself in momen¬ tary glory or recognition.
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Organizations 160 Seniors 108 Advertisements 274 Angie Cunningham. Carol Cohee. John Keating. Mike Banks, Janeen Zechman Jim Shelly. Terry Sinneway. Sue Davis. Molly Bolinger. John Keating. Janet Davis. Holly Heath. Mary Anderson . Madge Bolinger. Mr. Russell Hall. . Editor-in-Chief . Art . Boys’ Sports Business and Publications . Copy . Faculty . Girls’ Sports . Organizations . Photography . School Life . Seniors . Typing . Underclassmen . Advisor 3
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Symbols of Edison The leaders ' right hand. That long hall way.
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