Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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..f K. Q .4 ,V , 'mga 1, WITH A NOSE FOR NEWS, the Eagle staif keeps students informed. Frofzt row-Hocheder, Hanky, Couser, Ross, Miller, Xfag- ner, jackson, Warns. Row two-Hufiines, Thomas, Huebner, Warheld, Heihger, Beck, Snyder, Welbourne, Glenn, Smothers, Davis. EAGLE EDITORS paste up the next issue. Sitting-Uta .Fel- lechner, news editor, Joyce Russell, assistant news editor: Keith Bell, editor-in-chief. Standing-Dawn lvilhelm, business manager, Mrs. Phyllis J. Luebke, adviser: and Paul Folkemer, sports editor. 2 , nf-fray' 1 4' . fav ' 4 'v iuw lg ...M . ... Eyes and Ears For the second consecutive year, the Eagle editors were busy at work in the Publications Ofhce weeks before school otlicially opened in September. As a result, a complimentary copy of the newspaper reached each student during the first week, informatively paving the way to a new semester. ' In 1959, as in 1958, the Engle walked off with a first place award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The Eagle staff, bolstered this year by the journalism class, burned midnight oil several days a week before sending each bi-weekly paper to the printer. On February 14, the Eagle published a special Valentine Day issue of the newspaper. Also in February, during the Brotherhood Assembly, the Eagle received recognition for outstanding writ- ing on Brotherhood last year. On April ll, six staff members participated in the Maryland Scho- lastic Press Association Contest held at Glen Burnie, Maryland. The year came to a climax with the second Annual Publications Banquet staged in the EHS cafeteria.