Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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tu tonsmucrxow , , I Mmmmmmmm! It smells good! we often say x 1 L as we walk by the cooking rooms. Practicing the skills learned in our home economics classes, four junior girls won second place in the Seventeen table-setting contest. If you need a new dress, make it is the slogan of our ambitious girls. The boys in our industrial arts department learn skills in printing, and designing or build- ing many useful objects. After sitting on hard chairs through math, Eng- lish, physics, or French, we are glad to get to gym to stretch our muscles or to plunge into the pool. Using our new baseball diamond, the football, lacrosse, and soccer fields as well as our gym and pool, many students developed new skills and muscles. Our art and music departments add a delight- ful touch to our school life. Many of our talented students take music major or band, but all enjoy singing or listening to music during music minor periods. Edmondson's Roualts and Rembrandts create beautiful paintings, sculptures, and models. THE NEW LOOK can be achieved easily and inexpensively if you know how to sew like Grace Ritenour, Mattie Williams, Audrey Freedenburg, Rose Wright, and Coralee Keil. Food for IS IT GREENWICH VILLAGE? The leftbank of Paris? No, it is just Mrs. Timmons's art room where Ron Crouthamel, Vida Misiunas, Keith Bell, and Charlotte Gundersdorff are working. f uw. if 8

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Leaning on the telephone stand or over the soda fountain, we engage in our favorite occupa- tion, talking. Mlhenever we apply for a job or try to sell ads for the yearbook, we get better results if we use correct English and have confidence in our speaking ability. YVherever we go, at home. at school, or at work, we have many things to write and to say. To have a good command ol' the English language, we studied the fundamen- tals of grammar, American and English litera- ture, and creative writing. A course in journalism is also offered. A knowledge of other languages as well as our own is necessary to understand our neighbors and to create peaceful relations in the world. Every day the world becomes smaller and smaller, and the world's peoples are thrown into closer contact with each other. Latin, the basis of the Romance languages, and German, Spanish, and French are offered to Edmondson's linguists. At a fall meeting of the PTA, four language classes gave a demonstration lesson to the parents. So Vive le Francais and Ole Espanol! the World , 1 A f7'W7?Wi4,l .LNQQN WU f ai f f,,, ,, ,f 17 1, fl ,ar ,U- ,kyl fg yfffg. 'd....J. ld . s Q., X. ,ur QU' I.l-IAN VSTEDES ESPANOL? Si o , , 471451 1105 SEE A PLAY and use extra books to supplement classworkw, says Mrs. Gersuk lo Pat Siegmann, Anita Dorofl, Sylvia Talley, and Charles Hill. 1 . ,S 4 n ' I I 1. 1 it A 5 3 E lffiv 3fwQ 'Q,, A if tttillll, , Y bi, , 1, ,, . iv!-'N A f I - ' ff 1 , I3-'H 'mf' ,VA 'wif' 'vim 2 +. . V -1 , , - ,V V,-5M4,,,, , , I zfnw- , r ZZ? I , V -41924 5.1-Q 5 'uv aww of Wu.. N Elil ,.--.,

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