Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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N ge K' Y -Q-..,,Nq,,, Right: J.M. Brumbaugh, our assistant prin- cipal, always shows great interest in the activities and welfare of the students. This first edition of the Odasagiah is an excel lent medium to perpetuate our hopes and desires. Ours prayers and best wishes go with this Senior Class, the first to graduate from Edgewater High School. The faculty and administration herewith pledge continued encouragement in the de- velopment of thinking, courtesy, good sports- manship, and the fine spirit of co-operation so admirably exhibited by our students. In the spirit of good guidance, we faithfully resolve to help Johnny see through himself so that Johnny may see himself through. John Martin Brumbaugh, Assistant Principal O OW' .SJCAOOX caved Edgewater 's new buildings are grand to behold. They are ruqged, but beautiful. They are an index of the strength of char- acter and magnificent spiritof the students and staff of our school . We are honored to have had a part in launching Edgewater High School on an il- lustrious career, the first chapter of which is so well recorded in this first volume of our Odasagiah. Orville R. Davis, Principal Left: Mr. O. R. Davis, our principal, cloes much to further the best interest of the school . i

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Each of us will cherish this copy of the Oda- sagiah, for through the years it will serve as a remainder of another first for Edgewater. Without the faithful effort of the yearbook staff and advisors, this would not have been pos- sible. To them, we shall ever be grateful for their contribution to our success. In the years ahead, we may be able to point with grati- tude and pride to E clgewater' s ClCCOmDliSl1' ments, and may each succeeding year be an outstanding experience in growth. Lorena Thomas, Dean of Girls Mr William Weeks, Dean of Boys, eck mailbox before school . A -AW sl. Miss Lorena Thomas, Dean of Girls, prepares for work in her office. A fine new building, a fine new yearbook, a fine new spirit--these are ours at Edgewater. All these are but services to our splendid stu- dent body. Our words, our acts, ourfhoughts are with our students. William Weeks, Dean of Boys 12