Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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STANDING ON YOUR HEAD IS EASY if you are Z1 member of the Gymnastics Club. Mrs. Little and Mrs. Butler assist I. johnson, Aquilla, S. johnson, Mathews, Underwood. Epps, jefferson. Pose and Being nimble and quick is second nature to the girls in the Modern Dance group and Girls Gym- nastics Clubs. Expressing themselves in new and unusual ways is nothing extraordinary to them. At Edmondson there are two kinds of Girls Gym- nastics Clubs: Gymnastics and Swedish Gymnas- tics. The girls in the Gymnastics Clubs are eager P. jackson. P. Howard, I. Carter, Dee, Husband, I'Vallace. Purpose to proht from use of the modern apparatus. Meanwhile the Modern Dance group expresses or communicates an idea, a story, or an emotion through body movement. In creating dances of self-expression, they develop coordination and physical fitness. Both these groups help the girls to achieve poise, confidence, and a better under- standing of others. EXPESSING THEMSELVES THROUGH DANCING are the girls in the Modern Dance Group. Front row-.-Xllmoncl, Carter Malloy, Byrd, Donaldson. Ron' two-Williamson, Taylor. Row Ihrce-Wallace, Richburg. Epps, Brown, Sledge, Newson rj J imdl nnnnuafv .,b-' R is

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