Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1955 volume:

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' wwH..,,2 gm M.. 5 D BY THE LIVING WATERS EDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL ORLANDO, FLORIDA Original Cover Design-BARBARA BENOTT LEORA LAWRENCE VOLUME 3 KAY JOHNSON Editor-in-Chief Business Manager 3 The stage as set for the hnghllghts ot 1955 Instruments are belng tuned up In the orchestra put The footllghts flash on the curtaun as about to sweep open Excatement ns un the alr You who are the audience and the actors have your Odasaglah receipt In yodr hand the tncket which will admit you to all the events of 1955 the dances sports classes buulds school sournt at Edgewater Thus receipt ns a lnfetume pass that wall admnt you to the show as many fumes as you wash Come In and enjoy the performance Page ADMINISTRATION C L A S S E S Semors Who s Who Junlors Sophomores ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING 137 INDEX 160 4 G plays, assemblies, and musicallproductionsx everything that 1 1 21 ' 22 ' 52 ' 56 70 81 121 F 'Zi Q W - ' I L f A 1: gf W 4 of , 5 , . ,V . 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So, for two people who hove given willingly of their time, energy, ond devotion in helping o fledgling class in September to ci successful culminotion in June . . . we grotefully ond offectionotely dedicote to Mr. ond Mrs. Brumbough the personol record of our dreoms ond hopes, ond modest ochievements- our 1955 Odosogioh. our ticket en title you to A N C E S Celebrating the homecomlng of the Eagle team Edgewater merryrnakers dance In the gally decorated gym fol lowmg the crownmg of the queen PLAYS These hornhed actors Larry Shles Tom Walton and Carolyn Luce gaze at the prostrate form of Doyle Ruff wants docllely whlle Joy Baker applies greasepalnt P e g g y Shoffstall an t h e Thesplan production Mrrrored are Kendra McCalllster and Mary Jane Strom berng Double Exposure Danny Eskow on the sofa made up by Rosemary Marhn and Carolyn Klslung twlrls his glasses and trres to look nonchalant 6 1 , ' 3 2' fm. V 1 1 ' 1 . . . . ,, ,, 1 . , , Two towerlng cagers John Wassenaar and Voldeen Carson leap hugh unto the our for a jump ball The extra feet belong to referee Coach Berry The magic toe of Tommy Malcom 98011 PIIBT Whether you were a three-letter man or a flag- waver un the last row of the cheenng section sports In l955 had an appeal tor each ot you From the ticket booth at the Edgewater gym to a booth nn the faraway clty of Mnaml you bought tlckets whuch ad mntted you to sports events ranging from golf matches to track meets These tnckets were more than lust words prunted on cardboard they were your passes to thrllllng spectacles and excltlng competutlon Though the word sports brings to many of your mlnds just one major game football the yearly pro gram lncluded a multltude of actlvltnes from handball to the newest jntterbug steps The entlre physical ed ucatlon and Intramural program was designed to let every one ot you become a partlclpant Instead of a spectator In a wade variety of sports Every member of the coachung and athletlc staff devoted has tame to developing a program of sports which would appeal to each of you Whether you were a member ot the squad or a left guard ln the 4th period gym class you were a part of the bug team whlch IS all of Edgewater For wan lose or draw the Eagle splrut carried through' WQQ halfback on the Edge Wlndlng up to hurl a fast one to the Wdlflhg batter pltcher water varslty sends the plgskln sprrallmg Into the our durang Bennie White IS caught an octlon on the baseball mound practice before a molor football game behind the gym I I - I I - f , . 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Z I - 1 I '2 LASSES Engrossed In preparlng a complncated physlcs formula Bobby Fugate and Jean Boor check tl-nerr equrpment Clustered around a Bunsen burner m the background are Bull Bachman Ronald Wicks Bull Cooper Jlrnmy Murphy Henry Weech Kelly Smuth and Kenneth Glbb lwnth back turnedl Loaded down wrth books Edgewater students scurry down the stolrs of the 100 bunldmg un the fuve mmutes allotted between classes A ns for Algebra B ns for Bookkeeplng C IS for Chemlstry You could learn your ABC s all the way down the alphabet nn the varnety of subjects offered at Edge water nn l955 Both nn the vocatuonal and the aca demic fields a competent teachung staff of 46 ln structors gulded you nn your chosen courses In hugh school brought together school subyects and actual on the job experiences nn the cooperative tram :ng program Others of you desurung a general or an academrc duploma commuted danly to the vocational school for classes an your chosen fueld In the Engllsh classes all of you conjugated verbs gave dramatuc recntatlons and reported on thousands of books Besides the standard courses unnovatsons ln cur ncula offered In l955 nncluded a college study course for sensor Engllsh classes a third year Spannsh class and a trcnnung course an offuce practice Whatever the subject from agruculture to Zoology each class was designed to help you become a work :ng and functuonung part of the world an whlch you llve v . I . I a I u I . I . I W I . t 1 ' V Some of you who wished to begin your work career I l I I , . I - 1 ' I I I I 8 ASSE BLIEQ A pep rally under the blue sky of an October day a tapping ceremony for an honorary organization a program presented by one of the speech classes these were some of the assemblies whrch made your Frnday mornlng a special day whether you were one of the audlence or one ot the performers The program agenda Included noted lecturers tal ented musicians and lathe dancers Besrdes Import ed performers Edgewater students through the As sembly Councll planned and took part In many ot the programs Besudes proyrdmg you wnth information and entertannment these weekly gathenngs acted as an appropruate concluslon to a week ot school work From the opening drumbeats at the flag salute to the closing strains of the Alma Mater the assemblues played a vntal part ln your hugh school days Whlpplng up school splrlt with yells and songs Edgewater rooters clamor for vlctory at an outdoor pep rally before the Rogersvllle game USIC are Ed the lights Bull Weir wants to pull open the curtaln whsle Dale Swnng your partners and dasey do' Members of the fifth penod muslc class demonstrate thenr skull at square dancing In an act from Vaudevnlle Y durects thus performance of the stage crew Va 'el es I II ' II ' ' I I I - I D - ll I I - I I I , S - X ' 's h , Y kt H 11 - 11 - - ' ' I Q 4 .Q . . . AT EDGEWATER barbecued chicken topped the menu when the Edgewater faculty and ad II ney Pictured at left are members of t d mlnlstratzon dlned at r the teachlng and admunustratuve staff selecting food Just as n duscover some facts about your honored pedagoques Come and at the party now you ca meet your faculty' 11 Delicious ' - ' ' ' ' D . Lott's home on Lake Ki ar . ' ' ' ' ' ' . they got better acquain e MRS HELEN CLAUDY AND MRS ADELINE WOLF beam for the camera during a brief resplte from therr lunchroom dutles I. T. A. SERVING A PICNIC STYLE SUPPER for the Edgewater faculty are the followrng PTA members Mrs A G McMasters hospltallty chalr man Mrs Charlf. Hor Iey presldent Mrs Herbert Haack membershrp chairman Mrs Tom Denmark treasurer Mrs Walter Hudson assls tant membership chairman Mrs Ernest Thomp on assistant treasurer Mrs J W Hooten leglslatlve chairman Mrs J R Campbell lunch room chairman Another busy year has passed for your Parent Teacher Association with the spotlrght on you the students The PTA s mann purpose ns to help secure for you the best possrble educatronal advantages as well as to raise the standards of home communrty and church lrfe Our Students Tomorrows Cltlzens the theme for thus past year brought the teachers students and parents unto a closer relatnonshnp Through your united effort Edgewater wall contrnue to grow and proda ce better cutrzens for tomorrow THE NC ll00Dl More than a thousand hungry students' l-low would you luke to was-'Wi feed that many every day? Well thats just what your lunchroom does Those who keep you from starvatron at lunch time are erght full tnme employees and twenty frve hard worklng students John Student after dashlng full speed for the lunchroom finally reaches the never endrng food lrne Some place IH between can J..--f verslng with a pal and struggling to malntaln hrs place rn lrne he manages to grab a knrfe and fork rn has hand Now conversatlon ceases the mann busrness of the hour as at hand selectrng hrs food Upon spylng some delrcrous lookrng meat loaf he quickly thrusts out has plate for the largest portron tLnttle does he realrze that 75 pounds of meat are needed to serve thus delrcacyl Mashed potatoes are next on the menu CDanly one hundred fifty pounds of these dns appear down Eaglertes ever hungry dlgestrve systems? Then come heaps of lusclous vegetables and a sparklrng salad To top off a perfect meal he packs up Edgewater s most popular dessert apple dumplrngs After plllng on a couple bottles of mulk he finally comes to the end of the lnne Since your PTA run lunchroom ns a non profit enterprise has frfty cents only a small part of the 300 dollars spent an the lunchroom every day comes back to hum rn tastler and better foods 12 s - . . K Q f , , , A , ff , tt' Q. 47' Qs dl' TL G4 G at ik cs ry at A ' cw 'L df S Us x Lk 1 x C, x an 'I d j . S l 4. X rv A- Q- ' .gl ,gm K E :K K .R X X., X xx Q X-c Q xc Q V Q xx xx Q ix Q Q, .5 V - . . . 1 . , -5 fl :il 'Sl ,xl Q Q M . .gf 1 M Y H 4 R , N 'W 75 L . ,g A 5, ' ' ' +5 A .s ,C .Q W, r :.:,-Xs- : ' I ' if E e, - U . V I I I h . I . . . ' 1 - -S S , 1 - T A , : . . Q . , - 1 . S , 1 - . . , 1 . . . , - ll I 1 . ll D I I I f f I I I , ,a l I ' L IY v ll A , . ' I S ' ' ' . I , ., gfl' ' XX ' L V . . . . . 'Nga k , K ' ' . . , . . 1 fy ' I E E - t ZW, . 1 I ' . I 1 ' l I I -' - D I I I PRINCIPAL MR. DAVIS With courage, fairness, and understanding, Mr. Davis heads our Edgewater TEAM. Courage -lsometimes at the loss of popular opinionl to abide by his and the school board's convictions of what is right, fairness-that each shall be given his share of kindness, discipline, and guid- ance: understanding-concerning his tasks, as only years spent in work with students, teachers, and parents bring-all contribute to the making of a man well fitted to correlate the many activ- ities and departments of our own, beloved Edge- water. JOHN R. DAVIS B.S.A. and M.A.E. ADMINISTBATION JOHN M. BRUMBAUGH 8.5. and M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. BRUMBAUGH A good sense of humor is a wonderful asset no matter what the situation might be. How else would Mr. Brumbaugh have been able to carry out his duties without the ability to laugh at himself as well as others? How indeed would the schedules have been worked out, or the halls have been kept clear during lunch if he hadn't known and understood human nature so well? Yes, Mr. Brumbaugh's understanding and humor bridged the relationships between faculty and students and made E.H.S. truly our school. THE DEANS as CHARLES A LEE LORENA THOMAS B BS A Every member of Edgewater s male populatuon composed of over 500 boys sometume durung the year came unto contact wuth Mr Lee theur dean and advusor Holdung forth un a newly set up offuce on the furst floor of the IOO buuldung he was also un charge of all tests and IQ servuces guven to the enture student body THE LE Bl A AB MA Where the uob of each class advusor leaves off the uob of Muss Thomas dean of gurls only beguns as both so cual and scholastuc counselor Wuth the record of two prevuous years of effucuent servuce Muss Thomas helped to enlarge the College Center and to record all the absences of each and every Edgewater gurl L STAFF P' ll CATHERINE BRUMBAUGH Treasurer Besudes beung the romantuc unterest un the lute of the assustant pruncupal Mrs Catherune Brumbaugh was the chuet keeper ofthe Edgewater munt Hand lung all club funances startung a new system for keepung tab on supplues puttung the school funancual books un order and beung Mr Davuss stenog rapher were a tew tasks of Mrs B the holder of Edgewater s pursestrungs WENDY PEPPER Secretary No one could be a more charmung or well Iuked representatuve of Edgewater than an alumnu who thoroughly un derstands school Iufe Fullung the post of school secretary competently was Muss Wendy Wulkunson who early un Aprul of I955 became Mrs Pepper She not only added charm to the front offuce but also assusted wuth the regus tratuon of new students and served as personal secretary to Mr Brumbauglc 14 BARBARA CASS Secretary But I turned that book un was the famuluar cry of numerous Edgewater students when unformed by Mrs Cass on the sutuatuon of lost or overdue books Ever sunce she and Muss Branch duvuded and moved the old Orlando Hugh School Lubrary she has done much un the promotuon of our own lubrary Thus fruendly assustant us al ways ready to guve a wullung hand on any problem J. LOUISE ABKE, A.B. MYRA AGNEW, A.B. Typing I Algebra I How would you like to work Business Mathematics in a TNT plant? Well, your Possessed of a deep love for own Mrs. Abke did. Exciting? the open road, she enjoys riding No, for her job was in the in cars, trains, or planes. One mailing department! of her quieter interests is read- ing. FACULTY DESPITE THE SAD CONDITION of the net, Mrs. Marion Berrian, Miss Anderson, Miss Joan Campbell, and Miss Mary Shiver play a convincing game of badminton. ..,.-. .L -. -, ,K I I ff - 5.5 .,., ...,, -, '..g,,,t 1 ' LULA BLAKEY, A.B., M.A. English Ill, IV, Dept. Head, A former WAC, she could while away hours dancing or roller skating. Her wonderful sense of humor made both faculty and students like her. . ,, W, , 4 3155 jfewfvg V 52:1 9 ,F ,ft A , 'wr r LUCILLE BONE, B.S., M.S. Home Economics Traveling, piano, dancing, and farming entrance her. However, she readily admits that the latter, farming is the least in- teresting. N 1. X X MARIE ANDERSON, B.A. Spanish l, ll, Latin I SaiIing, sailing, sailing, over the bounding main, might well be her motto. ln any spare minutes she enjoys her favor- ite hobbies, fishing, boating, or swimming. MARION BERRIAN, B,S., P.E. Physical Education, Biology from the A recent graduate University of Florida, she is in- terested in all sports. Mrs. Ber- rian is ever ready to twirl her flashing baton. . E? t X ROBERT BERRY, B.S. Boys' Physical Education, Dept. Head The petite ball of dynamite always cheering the team on to victory was none other than Coach Berry's offspring, Bo. MARIE BRANCH, A.B., B.S. IN L.S. Library Science A former organist and choir director, her present hobby is painting neckties. A trip through Canada and the United States was one of her recent exploits. 15 MARGARET BREWTON, A.B., M.A. U.S, History, World History, Dept. Head A driving course was Credited to her last summer. Though she claims no hobbies, she does have a license to sell real es- I'0I'E. izlil i I :Q K ' T325 A ..,.., Z K '.,I -A - , . JOHN sumzows B.S, MA. Biology At the mention of anything concerned with cats, bugs, dogs, birds, fish, humans, etc., a gleam comes into his eye. This well-liked teacher left Edge- water in December. 'Nl' T' JOAN CAMPBELL, B.A.E. Art Mexico last summer brought not only an exciting change of scenery, but also her first air- plane ride The handsome ex bullfighter guide also provided some added interest JANE CROW, B.A. English ll, Latin l A busy woman around Edge- water - her Sophomore class sponsorship is a big job for anyone Out of school her pet avocation is collecting Dresden figurines ,. . ' JOHN DIETZ, B.A., M.A. Spanish I, ll, French I, ll, Dept. Head As would be expected of a man with such a wide knowl- edge of languages he loves travel Piano playing is his sec ond interest FRANCIS FITZPATRICK A B M A Sociology Psychology Mr Fitz as he is affection ately called is one of the best known teachers at Edgewater He spent last summer reading French 5? atm. S EARL FORBES BB MA Sr Science Biology Boys Physical Education Besides holding the impressive title Master Sergeant of the National Guard this gourmet was also basketball coach .:., 5 . ' ,4 . vw ,fr HELEN EVANS, B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Dept. Head Planning other people's trips is one of her most enjoyable pastimes. Her garden was her interest until TV came along poor garden LUCILLE FAULKNER, M.A. Algebra ll, Solid Geometry Here we have another fiend for travel. Everyone seems to want to go someplace. Anyway, 'rith- metic at Edgewater owes her a debt of gratitude ON THE WATCH for any unwary fish are Mr John Burrows and Mr Emory ONeal Principal Davis guides the boat through the blue waters of an Orlando lake 'HQ MARY GORDON AB English Ill A bosom pal of Miss Helen Evans she also favors travel in almost any form The TV set does heavy duty at her home oo 16 LOUIS GREGORY M S Algebral Physics Sr Science Dept Head Right in your midst was a former Olympic champion our own Mr Gregory His favored pastime is photography CHARLES HIRSHEY A B M Ed US History Sociology sides teaching histo here at Edgewater this former football coach also works in the real estate business ' V' - 1 1 T , i . .. Y, , ln. AIAI. if W . . . , A '4 U-955 ' F iii. J .' A ., - f V ,V 'ii . ' V 5' W. .. ' :wil-'::::.. A ' - ..... V , . 'LW A .Ea ' iz 7 6 --5.1 , . 2':??:E'Z'I ' H Q. ' t -w f ' 7' ,W , 'II ' V 22 :iff Qiz frgi' . s g f TZTBQ :Q V SS ' . . 6 ' ?5 . . .1g,i5,1s ii fi ' Z Z xii E' . A . 4' 'iff S 2 if ' f it - S'?ife-We 5 me i is B A sr ...A A ' A ' , , . -, - . , - - , , . ., . . . , , B.S., . ., Ed.D. . ., . , 1, . ,, I . . , . I I l I I . I . - , f , . B e r y ' 1 . ' i . . ' . . I I l I . 4 . . . t . . , A' ff-1:42. K 'Pr' ilu' X Nalin, sf 'Gun K MAY HOLBROOK, A.B. MERLE KENT, B.S., M,S. Plane Geometry Plane Geometry, Business Home life comes into view for Mathematics, Dept. Head this teacher. With not a tri- This former band leader is fas- angle in her mind, this femi- cinated by all kinds of garden- nine mathematician w h i l es ing, the raising of gorgeous away her spare time sewing. hibiscus being his specialty. TWO BUDDING HORTICULTURISTS Mrs Inez Young and Miss Frances Saunders are pictured doing what they enjoy most rooting in a garden FRANK LOUGH AB MS US History He loves all phases of football from the actual mechanics of the game to the big hunks o play it If the llnem didnt show enough fight this coach fixed it CARLTON MASON Music Special U of Florida ln the beginning he was a me chanic whose hobby was music Later the hobby overcame thc job Now all his interests center around music and the EHS band is BESS KNOWLES, B.A. Radio, Speech, Forensics While on a trip to Africa dur- ing the war, she had a date with Bob Hope. The African lions and Bob, too-it's a mir- acle she came back safe and sound. , L :..b,. V .,,, .. ' -'-- V :-12 -. Bfwyg ' tri, i i xi 'L in as A -., 7 in an 2 -'vi at' , it V- 'Q Halls 'fr Y X H J s ,Q R 8 , 2 CHARLES LEE, B.A., B.S., M.A. English II The Air Force blue was worn by the Dean of Boys, Mr. Lee. Settled down to a more peace- ful existence, he is now a resi- dent of Windermere. IRENE LIGHTHISER, A,B., M.A. English Il, Dramatics A former O.H.S. speech teacher, she conducted a night course in speech for adults. Jo Nita, her blonde daughter, easily tilts all her spare time. EDDITH MONTGOMERY A B M Ed Homework consists of more than preparing her next days school lesson This lieutenant com mander of the Waves Reserve putters around the house paint ing or mowing the lawn 7 MILDRED NELSON B A M A At one time she was secretary for a teachers association with over l6000 members A fine organist she IS a former church Choir director ALTON NOLLE BS Typing I ll ed sports advocate was a taxi cab driver in New Jersey Even with a bouncing son to fill h s time he wishes he could play the piano in N ' ,' st. S 7 4 X - N. . ' '5 , I i , ' 'I i - English ll, Ill Englishilly, Journalism Before teaching, this red-head- wh . l . en . ' . . . . . - I ' . I. I . '. 1 EMORY O'NEAL, B.S., M.S. Agriculture I, Il After roaming the open seas while in the Navy, he came back to plant his roots in the soll Vegetables sprout from weedy plots when he comes around PAUL O'NElL, A.B. World History, World Geography, U.S. History For twenty-three years he has been a coach twelve of these here in Orlando Sports of any kind are his meat ELAINE PARRAMORE, DOROTHY BOOT, B.S. SAM PORTER, B.S., M.Ed. A.B., M.A. Home Economics I, II, IV, English Ill, Drama Sr. Home Economics Class Presenting monologues, prefer- Though she doesn't skip school ably Negro dialect which she to do it Mrs Boot does en does with a great deal of sym joy the sport of fishing acqulr pathy and feeling is her chlcf ed on a farm where she used interest to lve v--4--t..-. FRANCES SAUNDERS A M S Bookkeeping Typing I Shorthand! Dept flead Beautiful material flies fro her two whirling looms This trade was taught her ata sum mer camp in North Carolina MARY SHIVER BS MA Shorthand I Il Office r'r1ct ce A trip to Europe was the high t of her life Books of kinds are read avidly by her and here again travel heads the list INDE 9 HOW mer Now with Q,-Q. Will' EDWARD SINCIC PENDENT ARTS MAJOR Mechanical Drawing Army goes marching without Mr Snncic a for member of the infantry much of his time is spent hus baby daughter 18 U.S. History, World History Carrying two jobs at once, teaching and real estate, may not be easy but It can be done Just ask Mr Porter Golf is his favorite sport THEIR EYES GLUED INTENTLY on their favorite TV star Miss Helen Evans and Miss Mary Gordon recline comfortably on the liv ing room floor CECIL SMITH BA MA English Ill IV Need a quick remedy for suck ness7 Ask this faculty member and hell recommend reading Shakespeare and drinking root beer ESTELLE THOMAS B M E M M Vocal Music Who s the most active Eaglelte9 To her you owe the gally wav ing red and white flags the pe per tops and the sp t which backed every game N,....m ' LORENA THOMAS Latin ll A long time Orlando resident she IOIHS the ranks of those teachers who enjoy gardening Although she flees from came ras every feminine Eagle knows her for her kindness and pa tience QF' STUART VANVOORHEES DCT Dept Head You have a past politician in your midst In New York state he was a member of the City Council and the School Board Sports of any kind are his avo cation MARY VESTAL BA MA Biology Teaching s all In the fam ly for this instructor Her husband is also a professor at Rollins Nature in any form is interest ing to Mrs Vestal MAINTENANCE EVERETT WAMPLER B S English Il Practical English Business English A busy man with the Student Council he could sit for hours listening to classical music or even looking at beautiful flow ers JAY WISHAU BS Chemistry ln September Edgewater receiv ed a new member on its teach mg staff from the cold North Mr Wishau Selling aluminum is his sideline ,c s......, INEZ YOUNG, B.S. Biology, Dept. Head Oh, for a nice dip in the cool water, she might sigh during the summer-she loves to swim. Gardening also interests her. Ralph Dennert and head custodian Harry White look on while John Schaefer, school gardener, presents a favorite plant for their inspection. In their busier moments these workers, with the help of Arthur Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clelland, and maid Emma Cutts, scrubbed and polished Edgewater. Thanks go to these staff members who put a high shine on the campus. 19 3,1 If 3.9-Vx . fvdflwg '5 3 'f mf?-3. 'x aff. 'iw QV - .ff fi 'V min ,a .a f- f 5,,,A fl - Manx if 5 .X, ' if .7 mi' -Q , .4 1. 52, . tg! an ' 6 r uf... X .. 5 5 its S W J .. i mmf r v Y' '49 Q ' 1 Mi -'T Aff rl 4 ug, ,fs 0,!JA': 4-1 . A . X x KA J' 'Nb ,fi , by . ' . ikx ...S -f. W. fx fp: ...W . , 13... A,1, l3x uz., b z5'1 'r f ,if .Q f' nk x baby Allfatqggki .. . t .. -, fl qvgf 1 I5 'hx 4 ww, A A . y T at r Q: . ,s'+.A QE! 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'N:.jri'L Q V .vggg'i.:f,3zS:'V wg?-ff'4 fag., f' ' 1. 'A . . if . fin 'Ji' 93' 'K'f 'zi3r,i X 5- Ji , ' '-if-. '..iv 4 -',.g'-ff X.-,-t , ,Alf 'X' -ga, X Sy - fm-1. .351 ff f .25'+ A- 5f2w.4' f3:?f'!ix' siitifff : -'uv 1 f.l?J'i+-. - .- mug .'s SSW AT EDGEWATER Dnsplaynng thelr colorful beannes members of the sophomore lunlor and senior classes get thelr heads together Whlle on the left you see only a few representatlves of each class the following section includes every student un an rnduvldual plcture Here are your frsends and rivals and that all Important picture of you' , . l - I THESE Illll ASS When you came back to school for your last year in the fall of l954, many things were the same-books, classes, bells, teachers, students. One thing, however, glamorized and completely changed your last year- the fact that you were a senior! Fall activities began with the opening of a new and successful football season. The Boone-Edgewater con- test made you forcibly realize that this was the last time that you would be part of a high school team, After football, the first phase of the year had passed, and next came the ordering of name cards, rings, and measuring for caps and gowns. Suddenly February arrived and with it the gaiety of fair week. Selling drinks and grilling hamburgers for the masses at the senior booth was certainly a welcome change from school routine. The hilarious faculty-senior basketball game brought February and basketball to an abrupt ending. Blended in with all the main events ofthe year were things which may have seemed trifling, but were really very important-the fads, fashions, jokes making the rounds, and the popular and unpopular songs. While the girls were roped with yards of beads, the boys vied for attention with their new color combination of pink and black. At last spring breezed in, bringing with it baseball, track, swimming, tennis, and golf. How hard it was to sit in class when you longed to be at the beach or lake -any place but in the confines of a classroom. Soon the girls, arrayed in fluffy pastel dresses, at- tended the senior teas, honoring the graduates-to-be. The wonderful junior-senior prom sharply reminded you of the fact that the year was rapidly drawing to a dizzy close. Baccalaureate and the beautifully impressive grad- uation ceremony officially ended the school year of i954-1955. As you marched down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance in your traditional white cap and gown, behind you lay twelve years of kindergarten, elementary, junior, and senior high school. Across the footlights you gazed toward a sea of blurred faces and, with your diploma tightly clasped in your hand, walked out into the night, the unknown world. ,na ,fa sci' i 9, Rb 'N ii '-.nw OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Holbrook, Sponsor, Mary Mos- teller, Treasurer, Miss Evans, Adviser. Stand- ing: Kim Kimball, Presidentp Jules Cohen, Vice-President, Wanda Hollingsworth, Secre- tary. J EW me VIRGINIA ADAMS JOE ARCHER DAVID ADAMS MAURICE ALTMAN DAVID ADAMS: Transferred from Athol, Mass, '55, Male Chorus '53, Mixed Chorus '53, Art Club '55, Industrial Art, Sheet Metal Foreman '54, Publicity Foreman '54, VIRGINIA ADAMS: Art Club '53, '54, '55, Odasagiah '53, '54, '55, Chairman of Prom Decorat- ing Committee '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, 55, F.T.A. '54, Jr. Red Cross '54, '55, LYNNE ALBRECHT: Odasagiah Staff '55, Treas. of Art Club '54, Pres. of Art Club '55, Tri-I-li-Y '54, '55, F,F.A. '54, Pan-American Club '55, Jr. Advisor's Student Assistant '54, '55, Prom Committee '54, HEL- ENE ALEXANDER: Jr, Red Cross '53, '54, '55, Pan-American Club '54, 55, Spotlight Seekers '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Tennis Team '53, Eagle Eye '55, Pres. of English Class '53, MAURICE ALTMAN. JOE ARCHER. JOYCE ASH: Transferred from Forest Park High School, Baltimore, Maryland, Majorette '54, Intramural sports '53, Honor Roll '53, 54, D.C.T, '55, IRENE AUSLEY: Tri-I-Ii-Y '54, '55, N.F.l.. '53, '54, '55, Student Council '53, Eaglettes '53, Production Staff Meet Arizona '53, Office Assistant '53, '54, '55, Prom Committee '54, N.F.L. State Tournament '54, HELEN AUSTIN: Student Council '53, Senior Council '55, Tri-I-Ii-Y '54, '55, Jr. Red Cross '55, Jr. Class Day '54, Fashion Show '54, Radio Club '55, Safety Club '55, Office Assistant '54, '55. THORPE AUSTIN: Choral Society '54, '55, BILL BACHMAN: Band '53, '54, Assembly Repre- sentative '54. CHARLES BAETZMAN: E Club '53, '54, '55, Varsity Football '53, '54, '55, Track Team '53, '54, '55, Basketball '53, '54. 23 LYNNE ALBRECHT JOYCE ASH HELEN AUSTIN BILL BACHMAN , ,Mums HELENE ALEXANDER IRENE AUSLEY THORPE AUSTIN CHARLES BAETZMAN . fm ,ees '- TERRY BENDER DIANNA BENN ALLEN BERLIN LEE BETTIS SENIIIRS AWAITED SENIOR PRIVILEGES '54, '55, E-Gals '53, '54, '55, Choralaires '55, Sec. and Treas. of Sr. Red Cross '55, Jr. Class Day '54, DICK BELLOWS: Baseball '53, '54, '55, Football '53, '54, '55, Wrestling '53, Varsity Club '53, '54, Y.M.C.A. President '53, F.F.A. '54. BONNIE BEMIS: Latin Club '52, '53, Eaglettes '53, '54, E-Gals '53, '54, '55, Choralaires '54, '55, Librarian '54, '55, TERRY BENDER: Music, District and State '53, '55, Music Clinic '53, '54, Boys Quartet '53, '54, Eagle- aires '53, '54, '55, Meet Arizona , The Bamboo Princess , Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Baccalaureate usher '53, '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Student Council '55, DIANNA BENN: E-Gals '53, Assembly Council '54, Usher at Graduation '54, Tri-l-li-Y '55, HENRY BEN- NER. BARBARA BENOIT: Eaglettes '53, '54, E-Gals '53, '54, ALLEN BERLIN: Key Club '53, '54, '55, Sec, '55, Sr. Council '55, Jr. Council '54, Torch Society '53, '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Sr, Class Day '55, Sr. Booth '55, Band '53, '54, Latin Club '53, '54, Pres. of Safety Club '55 LEE BETTIS: Transferred from Evanston Township High School, lll,, Swimming Team '53, '54, '55, Baseball '53, Pan- American Club '53, Wrestling Team '53, I-li-Y '53, Assembly Coun- cil '55. BUDDY BISHOP: J.V, Football '53, Assembly Council '55, PETE BLANCO: 25 ,N , A ., I HENRY BENNER BUDDY BISHOP N BARBARA BENOIT PETE BLANCO With toothbrush in hand, Sarah Chaffin attempts to study while Anita Kaplan gives her shining tresses a final before-school brushing. ELLEN BLUMENBERG JEAN BOOR PEGGY BOSTICK SHARON BOWEN IMOGENE BRACEWELL ALETTA BRANDT VERNA BROOKLYN RONNIE BROWN . . . T ll E ORDERING THE DisTiNcTivE EILEEN BLUMENBERG: D.C,T. '53, '54, '55, Eoglettes '53, '54. JEAN BOOR: Band '53, '54, '55, Sergeant, Librarian '53, '54, Torch Society, Jr. Council, Tri-l-li-Y '55, Jr. Class Day '54, Sr. Booth '55, Sr. Class Day '55 PEGGY BOSTICK: Pep Club Advisory Board '55, Sec. '55, Sr. Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, Treas. '55, Graduation Usher '54, Sr. Council '55, Choral Society '53, Choralaires '53, Meet Arizona '53, Powder Puff Football Team '54, Library Council '54, SHARON BOWEN: F.l-l.A. '53, '54, Rifle Club '53, Sec. of Chorus '53, Intra- murals '53, F.T.A. '54, Year Book '54, Assistant to Art Editor, Chorus '54, lntramurals '54, Choral Society '55. IMOGENE BRACE- WELL: Choral Society '53, Bible Club '53, '54, Gregg Writers '54, '55, D.C.T. '55, Student Council '53, Jr. Class Day '54, Sr. Class Day '55. ALETTA BRANDT: Pep Club '53, '54, Bible Club '53, '54, Student Council '54, Jr. Class Executive '54. NANCYLEE BRENA- MAN: Choral Society, '53, '54, '55, Vice Pres. '54, Band '53, Majorette '53, Torch Society '53, '54, Girls' Varsity Club '54, '55, Pres. '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Radio Club Sec. '55, Student Council '53, Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Double Exposure '55. BARBARA BRICE: Transferred from Coolidge High School, Ga., Cheerleader '53, Sec. of Soph. and Jr. Class, Member ot Gregg Writers '55, Historian of Gregg Writers '55. VERNA BROOKLYN: Torch Society '53, D.C,T. '54, Tri-l-liAY '55, Student Council '55, Sweetheart Contest '54, RONNIE BROWN. MARVIN BRUMBERG: Track team '54, Pan- American Club '55. JANET BURKHOLDER: Transfer from Apopka Memorial l-ligh School '55, Bible Club '54, Beta Club '53, '54, F,T. Club '53, '54, Vice-Pres. '54, Band '53, '54, lst Lieut. '54, D,C,T, '55. ROSALEE SPECHT BUTLER. BETTY BUTTERY: E-Gals NANCYLEE BRENAMAN BARBARA BRICE MARVIN BRUMBERG JANET BURKHOLDER ,swf S E N I 0 Il S sENioR ci.Ass RING '53, '54, '55. DOROTHY CAMPBELL: Tri-I-li-Y '54, '55, Jr. Council '54, Chairman of Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Powder Puff Tri-Hi-Y Football '54, '55, Art Club '55, Safety Council '55, Choral Society '55, Choralaires '55, E-Gals '55. ANNETTE CANNON. MARJORIE CARDEN: Torch Society '53, '54, Honor Society '55, Sr. Council '55, Assistant in Front Office '54, '55. RICHARD CARROLL: Latin Club '52, '53, Swimming Team '52, '53, J,V. Football '53, '54. VALDEEN CARSON: J,V. Basketball '53, Varsity Basketball '54, '55, E Club '54, '55. SARAH CHAFFIN: J.V. Cheerleader '53, Soph. Council '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, N.F.L. '53, '54, '55, Student Council '53, Assembly Council '54, '55, Christmas Book '53, '54, Sec. of Assembly Council '54. DIANE CLELAND: Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Jr. Red Cross '55, Library Council '54, '55, Christmas Memory Book '53, '54, Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Odasagiah Representative '54. JOHN CLIFFORD: National Honor Society '54, '55, N,F.L. '53, '54, '55, Eagle Eye, News Editor and Photographer '55, Hi-Y '55, Trans- ferred from Greenville, North Carolina '55, Forensic Club '53, '54, '55, Boys' Glee Club '54, Mixed Chorus '54, Radio Club '53, '54, Newspaper '54. JOHN CLOCKADALE: Student Council '55, Jr, Class Day Committee '54, Radio Club '54, Choralaires '54, Eagleaires '54, Choral Society '54, '55, Intramurals '54, Baseball '54. J U LES COHEN: Vice-Pres. of Soph., Jr., and Sr. Class '53, '54, '55, N.F.L. President '54, N.F.L. '53, '54, '55, Best Presiding Officer of Senate of N.F.L. State Student Congress '54, N,F.L. State Tournament '53, Debating '54, National Honor Society '54, '55, Torch Society '53, Radio Club '53, '54, '55, Student Council '53, '54. MARJORIE CARDEN RICHARD CARROLL DIANE CLELAND JOHN CLIFFORD ROSALEE SPECHT BUTLER BETTY BUTTERY DOROTHY CAMPBELL ANNETTE CANNON VALDEEN CARSON SARAH CHAFFIN JOHN CLOCKADALE JULES COHEN 1 : 'M' ,S Dick Basden Bonnie Bemis Charles Kottmeier, and Yvonne Dalrymple wave good morning to less fortunate seniors Patsy Rodenberry and Carl Harris Peer out KAREN COLEMAN DAVID COOPER ff., ,AJI5 I C I T H E coMiNG EARLY TO BE DOUGLAS COLEMAN. KAREN COLEMAN: Choral Society '53, '54, '55, EfGals '53, '54, '55, Choralaires '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, Jr. Red Cross '53, KEN COLEY: National I-lonor Society '54, '55, Pres. at French Club '54, '55, Treas. of French Club '53, '54, Tennis Team '53, '54, Art Club '53, J.V. Basketball Mgr. '53 CAROLYN COLLINS: Band '53, '54, '55, Tri-I-li-Y '55, RAYMOND CONRAD: Football '53, '54, '55, DAVID COOPER. BILL COOPER: Sr. Class Day '55 RICHARD CORAM: Vice-Pres. F.F.A. '54, E Club '54, '55, Baseball Mgr. '54, SALLY COULTER: Varsity Cheerleader '55, Homecoming Attendant '55, Tri-I-li4Y '54, '55, Torch Society '53, Student Council '53, Latin Club '53, Soph. Council '53, F.T.A. '54, Cashier '55, RONNIE COX. BOB CROLEY: Football '53, '54, '55, Track '54, '55, Baseball '53, '54, '55, I-liAY '55, Student Council '54, FFA, '55, MELBA CRONENBERG: Tri-I-Ii-Y '54, '55, Latin Club '53, '54, '55, Program Chairman '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Jr. Red Crass '53, Eagle Eye Distributor '55. TOMMY CROSBY: Co- Capt. of Tumbling Team '53, Radio Club '54, '55, Dramatics '53, CURTIS CULVER: Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Pres. '55, Eagleoires KEN COLEY CAROLYN COLLINS BILL COOPER RICHARD CORAM S E N I 0 B S MEAsuREn ron CAPS AND c-:owNs '53, '54, '55, Choral Society '53, '54, '55, Key Club '54, '55, Hi-Y '55, Assembly Council '55, Bamboo Princess '54, Meet Arizona '53, Edgewater Showboat '54, Eagle Echoes '53, EDDIE DALEY: Projection Crew '53, Stage Crew '54, Sound Crew '55. YVONNE DALRYMPLE: Band '53, '54, '55, Band Librarian '53, '54, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Band Sergeant, Jr, Class Day '54, Sr. Booth '55, Teacher's Assistant '55, MARY DANN: Band '53, '54, D.C.T. '55, Bible Club '53, Choral Society '53, DOROTHY DANNBAUER: Tranfer from Saugus High, Saugus, Mass. '54, Girls' Club '52, '53, Jr. Prom Committee '54. ADELAIDE DAVIS: Thespians '53, '54, '55, Scribe '55, Odasagiah, Spotlight Seekers '53, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Jr. Red Cross '54, French Club '55, Green Valley '53, June Graduates '53, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy '54, Ringing in the GroOm '54, CARRIE DAVIS: Eagle Eye, Managing Editor, '55, Student Council '53, '54, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Spotlight Seekers '53, '54, '55, Band '53, '54, Art Club 53, '54, '55, F.T.A, '54, Odasagiah '53, Green Valley , Who Wouldn't Be Crazy , Double Exposure. TOMMY CROSBY CURTIS CULVER MARY DANN DOROTHY DANNBAUER SALLY COULTER BOB CROLEY EDDIE DALEY ADELAIDE DAVIS RONNIE COX MELBA CRONENBERG YVONN E DALRYMPLE CARRIE DAVIS ARLENE DREYER JAMES DUDDY EDITH DUNCAN PAT ELLIOT S E N I 0 B S iNvi1'ATioNs AND NAME cARDs Council '53, '54, Jr. Red Cross '52, Student Council '54, Eaglettes '53, '54. ARLENE DREYER: Tri-Hi-Y '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, Sr. Class Council Alternate '55, Sr. Class Day '55. JAMES DUDDY: Transferred from New Castle, Pennsylvania '54, Band '55. FRAN- CHOT DUKE: Glee Club '53, '54, '55, Eagleaires '53, '54, 55, Key Club '53, '54, '55, Latin Club '53, '54, Torch Society '53, ED DUKES: Sound, Stage, and Projection Crew '53, '54, '55. EDITH DUNCAN: Choral Society '53, '55. PAT ELLIOT: Green Valley '53, Double Exposure '54, Art Club '54, RAMELLE ELLIS: J.V. Cheerleader '53, Attendant at Homecoming '53, '54, '55, Torch Society '54, Latin Club '54, Pep Club '54, Varsity Cheerleader '54 55, Usher for graduation '54, Treas. of Torch Society '54, 55' Vice-Pres. of Tri-l-li-Y '55, VELMA ELLIS: Girls' Varsity Club '54 '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. JAMES EWEN: Honor Society '54 '55, Torch Society '53, Swimming Team '55, Fire Marshal '53, '54, Student Assistant '55, Student Council '53. JOHN EWEN: E Club '54, '55, Swimming Team '54, '55. KARL EWERTS: Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Transferred from Lakeland High School '53, MOLLIE FARRING: Bible Club '53, '54, Sec. of Bible Club '53. '54, Youth For Christ '53, '54, '55. 1 1 f 1 31 FRANCHOT DUKE E-D DUKES RAMELLE ELLIS VELMA ELLIS JAMES EWEN JOHN EWEN KARL EWERTS MOLLIE FARRING I U yi, A, , ,is 3 R13 ' 3 1 'U' ,Q . ANITA GLIDEWELL YVONNE GRANT BILLIE SUE GUESS LORNA HAM S E N I 0 Il S ron THE vARious ci.AssEs JN. Football '53, IVAN GIBSON: F.F,A. '54, '55, l-li-Y '55, Road Knights '53, Track '54, Swimming '55, ANITA GLIDEWELL: Eaglettes '53, Bible Club '53, '54, Art Club '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, YVONNE GRANT: Honor Society '54, '55, Torch Society '53, Triel-li-Y '55, Pan-American Club '54, '55, Graduation Usher '54, Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Gregg Writers '55. CALVIN GRAVES: l-li-Y '53, '54, '55, Assembly Council '54, '55, Swimming Team '53, '54, '55, GLORIA GRIER: Graduation Usher '54, Torch Society '53, '54, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Library Council '54, '55, Spotlight Seekers '54, '55, Assembly Council '54, Pan-American Club '54, '55, Sweet- heart Contest '54. BILLIE SUE GUESS: Latin Club '54, '55, Jr. Class Day '54, Eagle Eye Staff Writer '55, Student Assistant '55. LORNA HAM: Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Meet Arizona '53, Bamboo Princess '54, Choral Society '53, '54, '55, Bible Club '53, '54, E-Gals '53, '55, Christmas Memory Book '53, Eagle Echoes '54, Octette '53, Entered at District Contest, Transferred from Berwick Academy, Maine. GLORIA HAND: Vocational School '54, '55, MARGIE HAND: Tri-l-IifY '54, '55, Eagle Eye '54, '55, Teacher's Assistant '54, '55. 33 ,K .,,,,, CALVIN GRAVES GLORIA GRIER GLORIA HAND MARGiE HAND In the fourth period solid geometry class, Ken Coley points out some facts about a polyhedron to Howard Tidwell, Raymond Conrad, Jean Boor, and Jerry Harris. SHIRLEY HARBIN MARIAN HARRELL CARL HARRIS DON HENRY DAISY HARPER JOAN HARRINGTON JUDY HAWKINS JEANETTE HEYN Q QQ v , .:... AQ . . . T H E WATCHING THEFINAL SHIRLEY HARBIN: Choral Society '53, DCT. '54, Student Council '54, F,F.A, Sweetheart Contest '54, DCT, Sec. '55, DAISY HAR- PER: Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, Girls' Varsity Club '53, '54, '55, Gregg Writers '54, '55, Transferred from Jacksonville Landon, Jr. Classical League '53, '54, Civic Club '53, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. MARIAN HARRELL: Senior Advisor Assistant '54, '55, JOAN HARRINGTON: Transferred from Apopka '54, Drama Club '53, Girls' Basketball '53, Art Club '54, '55, Band '54, Bible Club '54, CARL HARRIS: Ushers' Club '53, Projection Club '53, '54, Science Club '53, '54, Camera Club '53, Track '53, Football '54, '55, Wrestling '53, Basketball '53, JUDY HAWKINS: Eaglettes '53, '54, Art Club '53, Eagle Eye Staff '54, '55, SKIP HENDRICK: Transferred from Pensae cola High Schoof, Choralaires '55, Eagleaires '55, Festival Chorus '53, '54, Glee Club '53, '54, Monitor '53, '54, I-IVY '54, Allied Youth '53. SHIRLEY HENDRIX: J.V. Cheerleader '53, Tri-l-li-Y '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Student Council '53, '54, Graduation Usher '54, Choralaires '53, '54, '55, E-Gals '53, '54, '55, Jr. Red Cross. '53, DON HENRY. JEANETTE HEYN: Transferred from Winter Park, Jr. Red Cross '53, I-lomeroom Pres. '53, Modern Dance Club '53, Choral Society '54, '55, Eaglettes '55, G.A,A. '55, Choralaires '54, '55, ELLEN HIXON: Transferred from Burlington High School, Bur- lington, Vermont, Eagle Eye '55, Feature Editor '53, Associate Editor SHIRLEY HENDRIX BETTY HOBBS SKIP HENDRICK ELLEN HIXON S E N I 0 ll S BooNE-EUGEWATER CONTEST '54, Student Council '54, N.F.L. '54, Dramatics '53, Girls' Club '53, '54, G.A.A. '53. BETTY HOBBS: Office Assistant to Dean of Boys '53, '54, D,C.T. '55, Student Council Alternate '53. ROSALEE HOFFELD: Choral Society '53, '54, E-Gals '53, Jr. Class Day '54, Student Assistant '54, '55, Tri-l-li-Y '55. MARIAN CANFIELD HOL- LEY: Bible Club '53, Choral Society '54, '55, Eaglettes '53. WANDA HOLLINGSWORTH: Press Tri-l-li-Y '55, Sec. Sr. Class '55, Soph, and Sr. Homecoming Attendant '53, '54, '55, Choralaires '55, E- Gals '54, '55, Sr. and Jr. Council '54, '55, Treas, Jr. Class '54, Vice-Chairman Assembly Advisory Council '54, Girls' Varsity Club '54, '55. CAROL HOLMES: G.A.A. '53, Selected Girls Chorus '54, DON HOLMES: Transfer from Riverside Military Academy, Gaines- ville, Fla. '53. TOM HOLT: Editor-in-chief ot Eagle Eye '54, '55, Associate editor of Eagle Eye '53, '54, National l-lonor Society '54, '55, Quill 8. Scroll '54, '55, Assembly Council '53, '54, JIMMY HORNE: Assembly Council '55, Student Council '55, Choralaires '55, Eagleaires '53, '55, Spanish Club '54, Choral Society '53, '55. HAROLD HOWELL. HERSEY HUFFMAN: Football '53, Swimming '53, '55. SANDRA HUPPEL: Sr. Council '55, Jr. Council '54, Library Council '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Choral Society '53. MARY HYRES: Eaglettes '53, French Club '54, Tri-l-li-Y '54, Bible Club '54, Choral Society '53, E-Gals '53. RICHARD ICKER. DON HOLMES TOM HOLT HERSEY HUFFMAN SANDRA HUPPEL ROSALEE HOFFELD WANDA HOLLINGSWORTH JIMMY HORNE MARY HYRES MARIAN HOLLEY CAROL HOLMES HAROLD HOWELL RICHARD ICKER Their trays loaded down with food, Taylor Stewart and Charles Baetzman show the secret of their athletic strength to petite senior Reba Dodd. WALTER JACOBS C. A. JOHNSON RICHARD JAMES SKIP JOHNSON . . . T ll E EATING IN THE CAFETERIA WALTER JACOBS: Civitan Club '55, FFA. '55, RICHARD JAMES: Jr. Varsity Manager '53, Varsity Manager '54, E Club '54, '55, KATHY JENSEN: Transferred from Humboldt, Iowa '55, Honor Roll Student '53, '54, Short Story Winner '53, '54, Dramatics Club '54, D of D Literary Society '53, '54, Pep Club '53, Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '54, Eagle Eye Representative '55, Cecelian '55, CAROLYN JOHNSON: Operetta Dance '53, C. A. JOHNSON: Hi-Y Treos. '55, J.V. Football '55, Hi-Y '54, Pres. of Pep Club '55. SKIP JOHNSON: E Club '54, '55, Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Football Manager '53, '54, Basketball Manager '55, Key Club '53, '54, '55, Jr. Class Council '54. KAY JOHNSON: Torch Society '53, '54, Honor Society '54, '55, Sr. Council '55, Gregg Writers '54, '55, Choralaires '54, '55, Annual Staff '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, MARCIA JOHNSON: N,F.L. '53, '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, '55, Sec. of Jr. Class '54, Tri-HIAY '53, '54, Spotlight Seekers '53, '54, '55, NFL. State Congress '53, '54, '55, Torch Society '53, N.F.L, '53, '54. BEVERLY JONES: Lt. on Drill Team '53, Band '53, '54, Pres. of Bible Club '54, Jr, Council '54, Sr, Council '55, Assembly Council '55, Jr. Class Day '55, Graduation Usher '54, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Radio KATHY JENSEN CAROLYN JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON MARCIA JOHNSON Qhvtgw OR AT THE FAIR BOOTH Broadcasting Club '55, MARILYN JONES: Jr. Red Cross '53, Assem- bly Committee '54, Assembly Council '55, Spotlight Seekers '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, D.C.T. '55, BOBBY JONES: E Club '54, '55, Hi-Y '54, '55, Corresponding Sec. '55, Golf '53, '54, '55, ANITA KAPLAN: Green Valley '53, N.F.L. '53, '54, '55, Thespians '53, '54, '55, Sec. of Thespians '55, Christmas Memory Book '53, Tri-l-li-Y '53, '54, June Graduate Business Manager '54, Ring- ing ln The Groom '54, Jr. Class Day '54, ROSE KAZARIAN: Library Club '54. MILDRED KELLEY. JOE KENDALL: Student Council '53, '54, J,V. Football '53, Varsity Football '54, '55, Track '54, '55, F.F.A. '54, '55, Choral Society '54, '55. JOHN KENNEDY: Eagleaires '54, '55, Choralaires '54, '55, F.F.A. '53, '55, Jr. Class Day '54, Jr. Council '54, Edgewater Variety Show '54, Eagle Echoes '54, TOM KEY: E Club '53, '54, '55, Head Manager Baseball '53, Foot- ball Manager '53, '54. KIM KIMBALL: Sr. Class Pres. '55, Sec.- Treas. of S.C. '54, Vice-Pres. of Key Club '55, Key Club '53, '54 '55, Treas. of Soph. Class '53, Choralaires '53, '54, Boys' State '54. MARGARET KITCHINGS. DONALD KNOTT: Transferred from Moon High School, Coraopolis, Pa., Hi-Y '53, '54, Intramurals '53, Chess Club '53, 1 ROSE KAZARIAN MILDRED KELLEY TOM KEY KIM KIMBALL BEVERLY JONES BOBBY JONES JOE KENDALL MARGARET KITCH I NGS MARILYN JONES ANITA KAPLAN JOHN KENNEDY DONALD KNOTT MABLE LUNSFORD ANN LYLES KENDRA MCCALLISTER MEL MCCARTHY MAXINE MCCORMICK S E N I 0 ll S ON DICKSON-IVES DAY Latin Club '53, Torch Society '53, '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Jr. Class Day '54, Jr.-Sr. Prom Refreshment Committee '54, Gradua- tion Usher '54, Teacher's Assistant '54, '55, KENDRA McCAL- LISTER: Tri-I-li-Y '53, '54, '55, N.F.L. '54, '55, Spotlight Seekers '54, Radio Club '53, '54, Vice-Pres, '53, Thespians '55, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy '54, Double Exposure '55, Green Valley '53, Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Jr. Class Coun- cil '54, MEL McCARTHY: Pres. of Key Club '55, Sec, of Key Club '54, Key Club '53, Latin Club '53, Tennis '53, '54, MAXINE Mc- CORMICK: Eagle Eye Representative '53, Jr. Red Cross '53, '54, Latin Club '53, '54, Vice-Pres. of English Class '54, Dean's Assistant '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, BILL Mi:FALL: Transferred from Lyons Town- ship High School, LaGrange, Illinois. MARGARET McGUFFEY: Var- sity Cheerleader '55, J.V. Cheerleader '53, Pep Club '54, '55, Student Council '53, '55, Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, E-Gals '53, '54, '55, Edgewater Sweetheart Contestant '53, F.F.A. Sweet- heart Contestant '55, Variety Show '54, Meet Arizona '53, Edge- water Showboat '54, BUD MCKELVEY: Band '53, F.F,A. '55. LUKE McKISSACK: J.V. Football '53, Debate Team '53, Key Club '53, '54, N.F.L. Pres. '55, JIMMY McMANUS: Latin Club '53, Student P.T.A. Representative '53. LADY MALCOLM: Drill Team '53, Transferred to Edgewood Park, New York in '54, Two Plays, Glee Club, Riding Club, Tri-Hi-Y '55, TOMMY MALCOM: J.V, Football '53, Varsity Football '54, '55, Basketball '53, '55, Track '53, '54, '55, E-Club '54, '55, Sec. and Treas, '55, I-li-Y '54, '55, Sergeant-at-Arms '55, Pep Club '53, F.F.A. '54, '55 39 BILL McFALL MARGARET McGUFFEY BUD McKELVEY LUKE McKISSACK JIMMY McMANUS LADY MALCOLM TOMMY MALCOM . Axxiwwfp if LOIS MOLASSO JOHN NABERS MARTHA MORROW BARBARA NEWMAN S li N I 0 ll S IN SPECIAL STUDY CLASSES Library Club '54, '55. SANDRA MITCHELL: D.C.T. '55, BARBARA MIXON: Library Council '53, '54, '55, Library Award '53, '54, Pres. of Library Council '55, Jr. Red Cross '55, Eagle Eye Typist '55, Eagle Eye Reporter '54, Spotlight Seekers '53, '54, '55, Jr, Class Day '54, LOIS MOLASSO: Choral Society '53, '54, '55, MAR- THA MORROW: Transferred from Sweetwater Union High School, California, '54, Art Club '53, '55, Triel-li-Y '55, Vice-Pres. English Class '55, GJKA. '53, lrnp 81 Devil Club '53, MARY MOSTELLER: Honor Society '54, '55, Sec. '55, Treas. of Sr. Class '55, Sr. Council '55, Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, French Club '54, '55, Latin Club '53, Choral Society '53, '54, District Music Festival '53, State Music Festival '53, Meet Arizona '53, Torch Society '53, '54. JAMES MURPHY: Latin Club '53, '54, Essay Contest Winner '54, JOHN NABERS: Transferred from Boone in '52, Jr, Class Day '54, Baseball Manager '54, Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, BARBARA NEWMAN: at Boone' Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, Jr. Council '54, Pep Club Council '54, a cappella Choir '53, '54, Garden Club '53, Student Council '53, Maryanne '53, l-lots Off '53, Spooky Minstrel '54, Girls' Drill Corps '53, tat Edgewaterl Tri-l-li-Y '55. WRAY NICHOLSON: D.C.T. '55, Pro- iectionist '54, RICHARD NORRIS: Band '54, '55, 41 T 'M' MARY MOSTELLER WRAY NICHOLSON it JAMES MURPHY RICHARD NORRIS C. A. Johnson, Sandy Huppel, Barbara Williams, and Roger Phillips examine pam- phlets and handbooks for the College Study Unit in Miss Nelson's English Class. C, 'EVE ...,..li 'if - F L 765 ntgiffflii gh ART NUDELMAN ANN O'CAIN MACK O'NElL PATSY OPLAND ANN PAGE PAUL PALMER CHARLES PATRICK EDYTHE PATRICK O O O T ll E ENJOYING EVERY MINUTE ART NUDELMAN. ANN 0'CAIN: Bible Club '57, '53, '54, Gregg Writers '54, '55, Pan-American Club '53, '54, '55, MACK O'NEIL: Baseball '53, '54, '55, Spanish Club '54, PATSY OPLAND. ANN PAGE: Choral Society '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Jr, Council '53, '54, Student Council '53, '54, '55, Jr, Class Day '54, PAUL PALMER. ETHEL PARKER: Choral Society '53, '54, '55, Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Library Club '53, Jr. Red Cross '53, D.C.T. Sec. '54, Music Clinic '53, Meet Arizona '53, Pres. of D,C.T, '55, Tri-l-li-Y '55, PAT PARRISH: Transferred from l-lonolulu, Hawaii '54, Major- ette '53, '54, '55, Graduation Usher '54, Glee Club '53, Bible Club '54, Art Club '55, Sec. of Teen-age Club '53, Speech Club '54, Show Boat '54, Band '54, Jr. Class Day '54 CHARLES PATRICK: Football '53, '54, '55, Baseball '53, '54, '55, Hi-Y '54, '55, E Club '54, '55. EDYTHE PATRICK: N.F,l.. '53, '54, '55, Spot- light Seekers '53, '54, '55, Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, Library Council '54, '55, Student Council '55, Jr, Class Day '54, SHIRLEY PATRICK: E-Gals '55, Choral Society '54, '55, Bible Club '53, JUDITH PAT- TERSON: Eaglettes '53, '54, Tri-l-li4Y '53, '54, Choral Society '55. ANN PATTON: Sec. of Student Council '55, Pres. National Honor Society '55, Girls' State '54, Graduation Usher '54, Sec. Soph. Class ETHEL PARKER PAT PARRISH SHIRLEY PATRICK JUDITH PATTERSON S E N I 0 ll S or THE JuNion-sENioR PROM '53 Vice Pres. N.E.L. '53, N.F.L. '53, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, Student Council '53 '55, Honor Society '54, '55, Torch Society '53. ROSS PEELER: Football '53, '54, '55, Baseball '53, '54, '55, Hi-Y '54, '55, Pres. of I-li-Y '55, E Club '53, '54, '55, Student Council '54, Odo- sagioh '55. FRANK PENNINGTON: Art Club '53. DAN PERKINS: Football '53, '54, '55, Basketball '53, '54, Student Council '53, '54, Baseball '54, E Club '54, '55, Pres. of E Club '55, Hi-Y '55, Pres. English Class '55, TOMMY PERRY. JOE PETERS. CAROL PETERSON: Eagle Eye '54, '55, Advertising Manager Eagle Eye '54, '55, Library Club '53, Art Club '55. BILL PETERSON: FEA. '53, '54, '55, BETH PHILLIPS: Transfer Student, Sec. of Latin Club '54, Art Editor of Newspaper '54, '55, Soph. Play '53, Jr. Class Play '54, Honor Society '53. ROGER PHILLIPS: Key Club '53, '54, '55, Student Council '54, Choral Society '53, '54, '55, Eagleoires '53, '54, N.E.L. '54, '55, Meet Arizona '53, Bamboo Princess '53, Tennis Team '53, '54. KAY SHEHYN PICKARD: Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Jr. Class Day '54, Pan-American Club '53, '54, '55, Odasagiah '55, Girls' Varsity Club '53, Gregg Writers '55, Office Staff '54, '55, PAM PIERSON: Band '53, Bible Club '53, EEA. Sweetheart '54, Jr. Red Cross '53, '54, Band '54, Graduation Usher'54, Eagle Eye '54, Office Worker '54, '55, TOMMY PERRY JOE PETERS BETH PHILLIPS ROGER PHILLIPS ANN PATTON FRANK PENNINGTON CAROL PETERSON KAY SHEHYN PICKARD ROSS PEELER DAN PERKINS BILL PETERSON PAM PIERSON 4 -1. w Diana Lester with the huge stack of books looks helplessly ut Larry Stiles, like- wise burdened. The locker belongs to o senior who would prefer not to be identified. TONY PIRKLE MlLTON PLAUGHER DYRL PORTERFIELD MARY ANN POTTER smsskfig ,QW 0 O O T I CARRYING HOME THE TONY PIRKLE. MILTON PLAUGHER: Hi-Y '54, '55, Football '53,' Track '53, '55, SHARON POLAND: Transferred from El Camino High School, Texas, Diving and Swim Team '54, Allied Youth '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Art Club '54, Hi-Teen Club '54, SONJA POLAND: Transferred from El Camino High School, Texas, F,H,A, '54, Allied Youth '54, Swim Team '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Hi-Teen Club '54, DYRL PORTERFIELD: Transferred from Connellsville High, Pa, Student Council '53, Basketball '53, '54, Football '53, Track '54, MARY ANN POTTER: Transferred from Ottawa Hills High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Latin Club '53, G.A.A. '53, Riddle '53, Hockaday Prep School, Dallas, Texas '54, E,H,S, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, PEGGY POWELL: Band '53, '54, SONDRA POWELL: Mattoon High School, lllinois '53, Latin Club '53, G.A,A, '53, Riddle '53, Hockaday Prep School '54, E,H.S, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, SUE PRESSNELL: Pep Club '53, Jr, Red Cross '53, GAA. '53, Y.M,C,A. '52, '54, PEGGY PRICE: Transferred from Wildwood '53, Homecoming Queen '53, Sweetheart of W.H,S, '54, Treas. of D,C,T, '55, Assembly Council '55, MARY RATLIFF: Attendant to Basketball Queen '53, Sweet- SHARON POLAND PEGGY POWELL SONJA POLAND SONDRA POWELL as 7 g , ' .W WJ' 'er-vs.. S E N I 0 B S EVER PRESENT s'rAcK OF BOOKS heart Contest '54, Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Treas. of Pep Club, State Music Festival '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, Choral Society '53, '54, '55, E-Gals '53, '54, '55, CARL REGAN: Radio Club '53, Pan-American Club '55, ANN REGISTER: Transferred from Plains, Ga., Vice-Pres. Jr. Class '53, F.l-l.A. Member '53, Varsity Basket- ball Team '53, Eagle Eye Writer '55, RUPERT REYNOLDS: Band '53, '54, '55, Drum Major '54, '55, State Band Contest '53, WAR- NER RICH: Transferred from Kirkwood High School, St. Louis, Mo. '53, ANNA RIDDELL. JUDY ROBERSON: Attendant to Basketball Queen '54, Graduation Usher '54, Sweetheart Candidate '54, Jr. Class Day '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Student Council '53, Choral Society '53, GENEVA ROBERTSON: Latin Club '53, D,C.T. '54, '55, HARRIETT ROCHELLE: Transferred from Birmingham, Alabama '54, Graduation Usher '54, Sweetheart Contestant '54, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Alternate to Assembly Council '55, Latin Club '53, PATSY ROD- DENBERRY: Girls' Varsity Softball team '53, Latin Club '53, '54, Latin Club Sec. '53, Transfer from Lee High School, Jacksonville, Fla. '53, Assistant in Girls' Clinic '55. ANN REGISTER RUPERT REYNOLDS JUDY ROBERSON GENEVA ROBERTSON ji SUE PRESSNELL MARY RATLIFF WARNER RICH HARRIETT ROCHELLE ' 71:5 1-meg? t PEGGY PRICE CARL REGAN ANNA RIDDELL PATSY RODDENBERRY EULAINE SHOPE PAT SILVASY MARY SPARKS DONALD SPENCE IMPRESSIVE BACCALAUREATE KELLY SMITH: Choral Society '53, '54, '55, Choralaires '53, '54, '55, Eagleaires '53, '54, '55, Hi-Y '55, MARY SPARKS: Band '53, Choral Society '53, '54, F,H.A. '53, Transfer from Oxford, Ala. '53, Jr. Red Cross '53, Girls' Football '53, E-Gals '54, D.C.T. '55, Eaglettes '54, DONALD SPENCE: Football '53, '54, '55, Track '54, Baseball '54, BEVERLY SPRACKLIN: D,C,T. '55, CAROL KERCE STEINBORN: Eaglettes '53, '54, '55, Choral Society '53, '54, Meet Arizona '53, l-l,M.S. Pinatare '54, Intramurals '54, '55, MARION STEINMAN: lntramurals '53, '54, Driving contest '53, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Feature Editor of Eagle Eye '54, D,C.T. '55, Assembly Council '55, Safety Council '55, NANCY STEVENBACK: Torch Society '53, '54, Pan4American Club '53, '54, '55, Sec, '53, Choral Society '53, '54, Choralaires '53, '54, Radio Club '54, '55, Art Club '54, '55, EUGENE STEVENS. ANN STEWART: Cheerleader '53, Sec. ot Sobh, Class '53, Art 8. Crafts Club '53, C Club '53, Soph. l-lop Committee '53, Transfer from Citrus High, Inverness, Fla., Art Club '55, Tri-l-li-Y '55, Choral Society '53, E-Gals '53, '54- Eaglettes '53, Tri-l-li-Y '54. 1 47 BETTY SLATTE RY BEVERLY SPRACKLI N MARION STEINMAN EUGENE STEVENS E. an KELLY SMITH CAROL KERCE STEINBORN NANCY STEVENBACK ANN STEWART 'tc DORA VEITH JERRY WALSH ROSE VEITH SANDRA WALTON 'w S E N I 0 B S JusT BEFORE GRADUATION '55, Graduation Usher '54, Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, French Club '55, Jr, Red Cross '53, '54, STEVE VAN VOORHEES: Transferred from North Tonawanda High School, NY., J,V. Football '54, '55, Student Council Council '54, Track '54, Varsity Football' DORA VEITH: Gregg Writers '54, '55, '55, Sr. Booth '55. ROSE VEITH: Gregg Pres. '55, Assembly Advisory 55, Track '55, Key Club '54, Lunchroorn Worker '53, '54, Writers '54, '55, Lunchroom Worker '53, '54, '55, Sr. Booth '55. GLADYS WAGONER: D.C.T. '55, Student Council '55, DON WALDROP: Football '53, '54, Track '54, '55, JERRY WALSH: Transfer from Youngstown, Ohio, Rayen School, NFL, '54, Trophy Club '54, Latin Club '53, Band '53, '54, '55. SANDRA WALTON: JV. Cheerleader '53, Graduation Usher '54, Jr. Class Fashion Show '54, Student Council '53, Tri-l-li-Y '54, Choral Society '53, F,F.A. Sweetheart Candidate '54, '55, Valentine Sweetheart Show '53. FRANKLIN WARD: Golf Team '54, '55, Key Club '53, '54, '55, NFL, '53, '54, '55, Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, E Club '54, '55, Pep Club Board '54, '55, Student Council '54, Chairman of Homecoming Parade Committee '55, Sr. Council '55. ROBERT WARD: Transfer from Greensboro, NC. '54, l'-lomeroorn Treas. '53, Member of Playmasters' Dramatic Club '54, School Plays, May Day '53, Spanish Club '54, 49 x sexy, X1,3,,,. . 111. GLADYS WAGONER DON WALDROP FRANKLIN WARD ROBERT WARD After a busy school day, Kendra McCallister, Rosemary Martin, Nancy Feagan, Alice Tillman, and Ann Page relax at home in typical informal attire. 1 A . i , . if S--si . . . T ll E CELEBRATING GRAD- JOHN WASSENAAR: Varsity Basketball '54, '55, Hi-Y '55, Sr. Council '54, '55, Jr, Class Day '54, HENRY WEECH: Band '53, '54, '55, Key Club '53, '54, '55, Torch Society '53, '54, '55, State Band Contest '54, BILL WEIR: Stage Crew '53, '54, '55, Projection Crew '53, '54, '55, Safety Council '55, F,F.A, '55, VIRGINIA WEISE: Eaglettes '53, Art Club '54, Powder Puff Football Game '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, F.T,A. '54, D.C.T. Club '55, VAL WESTHILL: Radio Club '53, '54, '55, Tri-I-li-Y '54, '55, Jr. Class Day '54, N.F.L. '54, '55, Student Council Alternate '55, Spotlight Seekers '54, '55, Pres. ot Spotlight Seekers '55, June Graduate '55, PATTY WETMORE: Honor Society '55, French Club Vice-Pres. '54, '55, Tri-I-Ii-Y '55, Library Council '55, Jr, Red Cross '55, Bible Club '54, June Grad- uate '53, RONALD WHITAKER: F.F,A. '53, '54, '55, BENNIE WHITE: Baseball '53, '54, '55, Football '53, '54, '55, E Club '53, '54, '55, F.F.A. '53, '54, Sentinel '55, Sr, Council '54, I-li-Y '53, Nh... JOHN WASSENAAR HENRY WEECH BILL WEIR VIRGINIA WEISE VAL WESTHILL PATTY WETMORE RONALD WHITAKER BENNIE WHITE RONALD WICKS WESLEY WILEY JANET WILKINS BARBARA WILLIAMS S E N I 0 B S UATION FEsTiviTiEs '54, '55. RONALD WICKS: National Honor Society '54, '55, Key Club '54, '55, Torch Society '53, Weight Lifting Team '54, '55. WESLEY WILEY: FFA. '53, '54, '55, FFA. Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team '54, FFA. Chapter Reporter '54, Hi-Y '55, FFA. Convention '55 JANET WILKIN5: Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Jr, Red Cross '54, Art Club '55, BARBARA WILLIAMS: Latin Club '53, Triel-li-Y '54, '55, Office Girl '54, '55, F.T,A. '53, Jr. Class Day '53, Eagle Eye Distributor '55, DIANE WILLIAMS: Choral Society, Latin Club. VEREEN WILLIAMSON: Baseball '55, Student Council '55, FFA, '55, NANCY WIMBISH: Eagle-ttes '53, Choral Society '53, Tumbling Team '53, Art Club '54, Vocational School '55, LEE WOODALL: Transferred from St. Petersburg High School, Fla., French Club '54, NORMAN YETKA: Band '53, '54. LAWRENCE YOHN. RITA PERRY: Transfer student. ANITA SEARS. DIANE WILLIAMS NORMAN YETKA ,W VEREEN WILLIAMSON LAWRENCE YOHN 1 11,1515 lg f yew? . 2 Q uw-fwfii' r:gyjgpwit ,, M ggecfs. V A ' 5 W fi.-ff After a hard school day, Edythe Patrick, Bennie White, Joe Kendall, Irene Ausley, Gloria Grier, and Doyle Ruff prepare for an evening of festivities. NANCY WIMBISH LEE WOODALL RITA FAYE PERRY ANITA SEARS up, A glance at these two will clearly show why Sandra Walton and Ross Peeler were selected as the seniors' best examples of pulchritude and hand- someness. 101:02 Who From 8:25 till long after 3:05 Wanda Hol- lingsworth and Steve Van Voorhees, the most service-minded senior girl and boy, worked to better Edgewater. The trademark of friendliness, a deep liking of others, was clearly visible in the ounte- nonces of Ramelle Ellis and C. A. Jbhnson, the friendliest pair. Y at fdge ater Nimble-fingered Nancylee Brenamdh and silver- throated Dave Martin, creators of Edgewater lgarmony, were elected the most musical girl and oy, X ff? gf ,iw Destined for success in their chosen careers, Suz- anne Bailey and Jules Cohen were chosen from their 363 classmates as the most likely to succeed. Agility, skill and a deep interest in sports were the characteristics which made Charles Baetzman and Arlene Dreyer our most athletic pair. si Local forensic activities and honors piled up at state contests brought Marcia Johnson an! Luke McKissack the award as best speakers. Wlwfa Tlllw Www Adept mixers of chemicals and experienced users of thistle tubes and Bunsen burners, Cathie Barker and Charles Kottmeier were the most scientific girl and boy. Colorful posters and elaborate dance decora- tions let the school know that Ginger Adams and Pat Elliott were the best artists of the class. cfs' at fdge ate Grease paint and a talent for the dra made Adelaide D ' matic avls and Larry Stiles the best actress and actor of the year. Typewriters, copy paper, and No. 2 pencils were the tools of trade for Leora Lawrence and Tom Holt, most literary girl and boy. Ann Patton and James Ewen won highest honors in the intellectual department as the most scholastic girl and boy in the senior class. THE UNIUB ASS Get-Acquainted Week! Homecoming! Junior Class Day! Junior-Senior Prom! These events were represen- tative of the varied activities sponsored by the Junior Class during the past year. As the middle-men, the juniors were right in the center of all the rush. The initial project of the year was Get-Acquainted Week, the hectic first week of school when everyone was getting accustomed to new classes, different schedules, and new faces. Clever name tags, provided for everyone by the juniors, helped speed the process of making new friends. As part of the wel- coming program, a variety show for the sophomores and other new students included songs, pantomimes, special- ty dances, and cheers. Delicious doughnuts and frosty cokes were served for refreshments. Homecoming! That one word meant something dif- ferent to practically everyone. To the football players it meant the struggle of a hard-fought battle. To the attendants it meant the honor of being chosen to repre- sent their classes at one of the biggest events of the year, while for the queen it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment to cherish as long as she lives. To the students Homecoming m ea nt attending an exciting gridiron match with a colorful half-time show and a gala dance given by the Junior Class. Keen anticipation awaited the Junior-Senior Prom, the biggest social event of the year. This dance, sponsored by the junior class, was the product of weeks of con- centrated planning. Soft Iights, sweet music, pretty girls in fluffy dresses, handsome boys, breakfast in the early hours, the beach the next day, all spelled the culmina- tion of every student's dreams. Junior Class Day brought the class out in force to operate lvey's for one day and to replenish the junior treasury with a percentage of the profits. Class members acted as sales people and as models for the fashion show which was a popular feature of this annual event. These activities and a dozen others made the year one to be long remembered as everybody worked to- gether to make each project a success. Practice for being seniors next year? Maybe, but just being middle- men made 1955 a wonderful year in itself. fum OFFICERS Seated: Miss Mary Gordon, Advisor: Mr. Francis Fitzpatrick, Sponsor. Standing: Ginger Woods, Vice-President: Bunny Sunday, Treasurer, Rose Hawk, Secre- tary, Barbara Fisher, President. A iiarfwf 2 'IUYZWQJQ '- o r ' , lnl. r : 5' ff s s I A:Q-. j 1 : A .3 it . .,., 1 Q X -is: E: 1.5 -Qu ..... ,. -1: sf H2 6 . 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X 4,. , .J gn William Farris Eleanor Fedosi Rex Feuerbacher Marie Fietz Joel Fillyaw Barbara Fischer Barbara Fisher Glenda Fisher Mike Fitzgerald Roger Fleming Carol Foltz Kathy Fox Lila Frey Donald Fugate Flora Fuqua Charles Gamson Jimmie Garlanger Joanne Garofalo Judy Geberth Mike Gimando Joyce Gould Richard Gould Vicki Graffuis Mayo Graham Woody Green Loretta Grossman Carolyn Gunter Chuck Haack Patsy Hackett Charles Hafer Don Hagan Tommy Hagar 60 THE IOIl Toni Hagar Bob Haight Carol Hall Ronnie Halverson Hortense Hammon Don Harb Charles Hargrove Annette Harrell Judy Harrell Wayne Harrell Inez Harrison John Hatlem Joan Haugland Rose Hawk Willa Hawks Ann Hawley Joyce Hay Robert Hay Beverly Hayes Bill Hayes David Hayes Kay Heacker Don Hedger Loretta Heiser Jean Hewitt Sandra Hewitt Fern Hill Carol Hohmann Nancy Holt James Hooten Ann Horan Eleanor Hornbeck 61 - ., fl X l ' ma, W li sift? D JF? ' N... QR .. 'f-QQ ! J' Q av '12 1- pg I E 1 N .,y., . 2 L? ' '19 B X S 65 mi fam I K J M, fm A 132' X yi v , .:.n ffm? 3 A Q ,fs e ,i 5 Xma- THE ie B eve rl Y H orsl eY ' J 5 Anne Howard Bill Howell f Karen Howerton H ,-Af V Agnes Hudson Walter Hudson Charles Hunt Sara Hunter -' Josephine Hurd Jay Hutcheson Ann Hutchings Stanley Huth Margaret Hutsell l' 5'-' ,- Judy lms Edwina Irwin Barbara Jacks Jazz Jasionowski y Q ' Clinton Johnson fl ' - Dennis Johnson X 7 Bill Johnson H i 'i : 'izz' z Shirley Johnson ' v. P Sherrill Jowers ' Dale Keiter ' 'Z .- b' 'e'- f Sfeve Ken' ' I '.:.,. . ,.::: X X , -f Terry Kelly Mariorie Klettner i Lee Koepke Judy Kraftchick James Krantz Josephine La Bruzzo Janet La Forest Lawrence Laine QP EZ oi li .112 :.: J s ' s H .,..., 2, V , 2 fd J , E,. :,, S xg FT 'mi E ::- ,.,,,,1 y-e . .ztzg .. ':': 21: ' -Q e1'r1 :tJ., CQ tr,f.. i-1f J 'ii' f ye , jx: t: - -. .,,. :E . E, 1 - J, we .ov X XX -1 Jv oB 5 . .' K -QA . I' , ov- H45 IM ,UNK 35 his Q 5 2 iii ws. fm J Q if? A f i if. A: it H 3 ., L fir my UN Juanita Lomb Bonnie Lane Dorothy Lash Danny Laurent Nancy LeBre Sarah LeMaster Gloria Lester Judy Liebtag Ann Linton James Lloyd Noreen Lovell Gail Lundberg Barbara McCofferty Donna McClain Jim McCotter Carol McCoy Paul McCoy Cavelle McDuffie Bill McEntyre Lynne McKay Jerry McKillop Dick McLean Bob McPhaiI Richard McQuaig Deanna Malloy Lavelle Mutchett Robert Mathews Charles Mayo Jim Meister Beverly Mershon Joan Metz David Miller 63 IOIl ow g ,... N. , ,Q 5 'X Wai W2 an 4:4-X 5 Frances Miller K Barbara Minter iff if 'E Acie Mixon Q. gig , f 5 : in Josephine Monds .za + - ' a J at gi- , J J :Z -' 5 f ' ' , Dave Mullen ' .'-: 'Q .- .fx J 5 af .. , H .:.-:E ,5 W if Hdene Myers . W QQ Bruce Nelson ' --.,. , 'Q , -in 9 ME , F... 5 Q ' 5 -A if it ' John Newman David Nickels Theodore Noe Winnie Nolan Betty Nolle Jack Norfleet Mary O'Brien .. Ray Oestricher E Jean Opland ., - Dale Owen -Ea '.,.. ig uuzul, 1 A Miriam Pain J., - Ernest Palmer J ' 'v ii Jane Park W. Wing 'Z' Jackie Parker . :Q- , . ' 5 Joanne Parkerson -zllvll :lzl Sandra Parrish '- ' fi? Patsy Patterson Ada Paul Joan Paul in ,sw Patty Pennington Barbara Perkins Bonnie Perry Joyce Phillips Jo Pickron Peggy Pierson 64 THE UN Illll Joan Pignone Ethel Flatts Larry Plaugher Clementine Prose Bob Ramsey Jim Randolph James Rector Paul Reich Marlene Reichardts James Rich Jim Richardson Susan Rickel Nancie Rideout Bob Rivenbark Bryan Robbins Bill Robertson John Robinson Sandra Robinson Donna Robison Douglas Rochon David Roquemore Doris Rousseau Judith Rubinstein Robert Russell Betty Samuels Gene Sanders Margaret Sapp Tressa Sapp Jan Sauls Peggy Schoffstall Sheila Schwartz Dick Scott 65 5 is sr, li. .5 I if 3 tw, vb! R. yay of t Plf M 4 ' i ...A -za Q., J 'iln ,, 1 3 J .S wr .-V: 3 f - .N K lvyql, -llv l il ? , L -- w e ---' '-':: wi t y e R S X lk ' E,Q..y '. .1 R 1. 3' Y J. .mf . Aff? m iw 'TLP My t , . Elf' .. it V7 F , I S 5 yyy by n .Mem we X Qggtiili ' 3. N ,. 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'55 I. v 3 Q 'A 'I' Qu-e Norma Jean Scott Sylvia Scott Sylvia Sedita Don Seligman Sandra Sellers Shirley Shanon Ann Shapiro Jerry Shearouse James Shope Bonnie Shults Carlisle Sightler Bill Smith Celie Smith Jeannette Smith Shirley Smith Tess Smth Ruby Somerville David Soule Phil Soule Barbara Spinks Robert Spotts Fred Santort Steve Stanford Carol Steady Phil Steeves Tony Stephens Steve Stephens Scott Strahan Glenda Stroud Yvonne Sunday Jeannette Wilder Norma Jean Wilks 66 THE Illll Roberta Swann Paul Tavel Lloyd Taylor Harris Teague Larry Thomas Pat Thompson Jack Thompson Linda Thorne Ray Tilghman Stephen Tindall Eldred Travis Wayne Tucker Dick Vail Paul VanDine Walter Veith Nancy Vickery Billy Voorheis Jay Voss Marian Wagner Thomas Wolters Tom Walton Mary .lane Ward Mary Watkins Betty Watson Jackie Wehmeyer Joan Weiss Sue Welch Dorothy Wells Sue Wells Jimmy Wesche Elaine Wetzel Wendell Wiggins 67 sf' 5 , . Y f N '71 Margaret Sa y Wanda Barbara Charles Glnger Wilson Wllson Wmfrey Wood Wood Woods eo Wrlghl' Darlene Abney Maurice Altman Joan Brennan Bobby Brlgmond Roy Corrigan Irene Cralg Randy Deane Bull Dlmoush Wlllldm Douglas Phllllp Fmch Carl Furman Clark Heck Bob Henderson Barbara Herbst Betty Hodges Mary Ann Hoffman Anne Horrett Myrhs Gerry Marlene Yates Young Zelgler Lee Hurst Larry Ivey Hope Leonard Bobby Lock Bully Lomneck Mac Mc.lordan Samuel Porto Erle Rogers Dorothy Scott Harold Sexton Harold Simmons Mayo Straham Patrlcla Strunk Avy Thomas Eugene Tnppleton Robert Yardley 68 ll L' ' NOT PICTURED: EVEN THOUGH YOUR CHRISTMAS WASNT A WHITE ONE It was stall beautiful thanks to members of our hard worlung art classes Shown here are Pat Elllott Dorothy Campbell Sharon Poland and Tommy Hagar busy at work makmg Christmas mobiles of tlnsel greenery and red paper bells In the rear of the prcture can be seen mlnlature Christmas trees reindeer and boots whlle painted on the windows at the slde are huge bells with their tradltlonal bright red bows The glittery blue murals of Santa Claus and hrs slelgh and reindeer which were hung In front of the audltorlum were moreof this classs prolects CLASSES CAN BE FIN ARE THESE STUDIOUS PEOPLE refugees from some forgotten studyhall7 No they are just members of the mechanical drawing class bowmg their heads over some lntrlcate plans for a new project ln the center of the group can be seen Mr Slnclc the teacher dlrectlng operations Directly behrnd hum ns the one lone female of the aroup demonstratnng the our brush All around the room IS evrdence of therr equnpment plans and flnlshed projects At the very back of the classroom are models of our modernlstlc school along with varlous other drawmgs of cars construction plans and pictures of the skylrne 69 AS IVELL AS INSTRUCTIVE THE 0Pll0i 0BE CLAS' At the beginning of each year, Edgewater gets a new crop of brand-new students-sophomores. With bated breath and hesitant steps they assail the gateway to the school and a completely different method of educa- tion. Though apparently some step out bravely, all have a mingled feeling of fear and excitement. They are glad and proud that they have reached high school, the next rung on the ladder, but still a little uneasy on their new perch. ln l954-l955 Edgewater succeeded in making the jump from junior to senior high school an easy one. Sophomores were received with open arms and a wel- coming auditorium program. Football-shaped name cards made getting acquainted a simple task. From the very first, sophomores gladly took their place in the affairs of Edgewater. The Sophomore Carnival, put on during the second six-weeks period, was one of the highlights of the year. After the Rogersville, Tennessee, grid contest, every able-bodied guy and gal headed for school to join in the fun. Colorfully decorated booths provided both stimulating entertainment and tasty food. Afterward the gym was invaded by a horde of cats ready for a cool jitterbug session. The fun was ended when the ever-present clock tolled its unwanted command. The sophomores could be proud of their first venture in high school entertainment. Next on the agenda was a dance given for the Boone and Edgewater Junior Varsities. Its purpose was to honor and entertain the hard-fighting, prospective varsity foot- ball men. Credit for this again went to the Sophomore Class. During March the class was buzzing with plans for entertaining the faculty. On National Teachers' Day sophomores bent every effort to give the faculty the best party yet, complete with refreshments. With the coming of spring and the turning of young men's fancies, sophomores sponsored the annual spring dance for the entire school. The down-beat was heavy, the music was hot, springtime gaiety filled the air. From the opening trill to the closing chorus, sopho- mores were a definite and most important part in the harmony of Edgewater. OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Edith Montgomery, Advisor, Mrs. Jane Crow, Sponsor. Standing: Jon Johnson, President, Katie Moody, Vice- President- Koy Chicone Treasurer- Siss 1 1 r Y Sellers, Secretory. glam mi 'Q ' Ks X, , S W ,ik an xi, 'Q Q FWS N NNN.. ii? W SE Q5 BW' 9 Wi f8 yi... fi Q fix . , as. ' E':'g if ,:E::.f:1 Martha Fillyaw Ann Gilbert Walter Griffith Gary Hamlett 'Nu - sv 1 f Q, W V X' X if Qi Pat Flanagan Una Goode Paul Hall Annette Harper Sandy Flemming Bob Graham Lee Hall Jacquellyn Harper -Q-ff , ..2- QR Pat Fisher Phyllis Fisher Susan Fischer John Giles Janet Girdley Mark Gluckman Fred Grimes Carol Hahn Bryant Harrison Bobby Hancock Pat Harlan Nancy Harlen Bill Heath Dick Heath Albert Hendricks Elmer Henry Frances Herringer George Heunisch Alice Hodges Robert Hoeffer Margarine Hogan Donna Holl Clark Holloway Myron Holmes Ken Holt Lee Hornbeck Harry Hough Paul Howard Patty Howell James Hudgins 73 Mu. - me Dee Fuqua Albert Gericke Benita Green Jerry Gresham Marlene Hall Jimmy Norma Harrison Judy Haugaard McKee Heather McKenzie aslar Ailene Mathews Mitchell Betty Jo Moch Moriarty Martha Morris P Mike Neel Arline Oliver Wayne Owens Bob Paice Dorothy Parker Shirley Pait Tony Paredes David Partlow Mary Ann Patiry Betty Patrick Pat Patrick Lindy Patterson Harry Patton Pennie Pattrill Patricia Paul Mary Jo Peirsol Don Peters Sylvia Peters 75 Joyce McKeown Barby Mauldin Beth Moldenhauer Peggy Morris John McKnight Ida Lou Mayhew Ronald Mondok Carol Morrison Kay McMasters Sue Meador Katie Moody Al Morrison Janet Marsh Allen Mills Richard Morgan Kay Murrell Mariel Smith David Squires Mary Jane Strain Beverly Taylor gil ff:-'f Q. -an Q Pat Smith Sue Ann Smith Willie Smith Marilyn Soule Marietta Starling Tommy Steele David Steinman Fred Steinmeier Sally Streck Edwin Story Shirley Strobel Jim Swope Nancy Taylor Nancy Tefft Jocelyn Terhune La Rue Thompson F, ..,c : ixgwagooi, W. ' I A , K X , fm Q if M. fs Xgpauv' a up-f Bob Soyors David Stewart Karen Tabory Ralph Thompson ' if f. Af. . 3 K W 'irc 'g,z'5Ef,. 3 I ii 1 .h.N ig Jimmie Sparks Mary Stewart Freddie Tannler Jerry Thorton - ,M 55 v :wg , f. Evelyn Spinks Cecilia Carolyn T Ronald Towne Natalie Travis Harry Tucker Carol Turnbull Carol Upsal Barbara Vaughn Joan Vaughn Gloria Viands Dorothy Wagoner John Wakeman Rita Walton Nancy Walsh Dorothy Ward Sharon Ward Gail Warlow Donald Weeden Treeve Weiss Frances Wells Cecil West 77 5'-. sf' fn ,,,-V-vf 'm'fsX WITH HAND ON SWITCH and mlke ready for actlon Harry .nay lord the volce you heard every mornung over the sound system prepares to tune the school In on the mornlng devotions glven by Guery Davns THE STARS AND STRIPES go out to wave all day over the Edgewater campus Blllle Sue Guess and Mary Lou OBrlen demonstrated the true meanlng of school splrlt as they ralsed the flag each mornmg PIT THE FINISHING TIIUCIIES 0X CADIPIS Illll ALL THE STUDENTS spent at least part of their tlme at the snack bar In the cafeteria One of the reasons for this was the cheerful service ren dered by these femlnlne soda jerks Dorothy Lash Noreen Lovell Karen Howerton Anita Glldewell and Joyce Hay i 79 . . ,. - I . I , f . . , . Y v X Y v Y 1 F L L L L L J L A 4 . . 'I I 1 1 1 l l 1 - 3 ' V 'S ax 0 6 sv Q 5 it X vi 5 F ' ' .U Ap ' 'T 'T if I , . 5 ,pf , at L . if' f v 1 ,fx f f f 'M M ,. I , A dw sf 'F 33:5 Q . :I 'r i g L ijt? E wi - E gk , its 1 ' 2 1? if F 45 ffji, S '1 Diff wx, ii 'f a ,-mxii, 5 5 5 i X 2 S Z 3 5 fx My lllliblbg ' AT EDGEWATER Pulchrltude and talent from every club and actzvlty at Edgewater made the annual surrounded by runners up and twenty sux other contestants beams happily After seeung these beauteous damsels you wull agree that It s worth your whale to read the actnvutnes section 81 l F.F.A. Sweetheart Contest a close match. On the left, the winner, Wanda Hollingsworth, IN THE RUSH between classes the flrst semester Student Councll WITH DESTINATION MISSISSIPPI Edgewater delegates and spon officers Suzanne Barley Vlce Pres Steve Van Voorhees Pres Ann sor iLeft to right? Mr Wampler Ruta Walton Ann Patton Blll Patton Sec and Carole Safer Treas oause for a m d mornlng chat Hayes and Suzanne Barley traveled vra car to the Southern Asso clatlon of Student Councll conventlon T l D E N I N C Student Government Publishes 1000 Dlrectorres Row l Rose Drake Barbara Beasley Mary Ann Baynham Cavelle McDuffIe Ruta Walton Rose Hawk Jane Park Mary Jane Selders Verna Brook lyn Margaret McGuffey Ramelle Ellus Edythe Patrick Inez Harruson Row 2 Mr Wampler Larry Stlles Sandra Dennlson Joan Dlal Ruby Somerville Harriett Scarborough Nancy Taylor Carole Safer Ann Patton Suzanne Barley Cathre Barker Glnger Woods Eugene Trlppleton Row 3 Terry Bender Roger Flemnnq Herman Langford Bull Hayes John Clockadale Steve Van Voorhees Jon Stine Jrmmy Hutcheson Randy Deane John Mc Kmght Paul Dlxon Guerry Davls 82 ix , ul Row l: Natalie Travis, Barbara Williams, Mary Frances Flournoy, Verna Brookl Park, Peggy Bostick, Joy Baker, Mary Ann Baynham, Rose Drake, Sharon Poland, Diane Cleland, Rita Walton, Judith Baggett, Wanda Hollingsworth, Steve Van Voorhees. Row 3: George Davis, AI Morrison, Johnny Moriarity, Lee Hutcheson, John McKnight, Allen Bork, Tommy Denmark, Roger Fleming, Walt yn, Gloria Lester, Saranne Segal, Kathy Fox, Row 2: Jon Stine, Jane Koepke, Buz Ausley, Guery Davis, Bill Hayes, Tom Walton, Jimmy er Hudson, Bill Fairnington, Larry Stiles. STUDENT C0l'NCIL Mr, Presidentl I move that we adopt this as the constitution for the student council? This one sentence completely altered the council or- ganization and was long-awaited by those who had worked diligently to achieve the unicameral form of student government. The change from the former bi- cameral system proved to be one of the foremost ac- complishments of the year. A glance at the school calendar showed that the year was filled with student council sponsored activities. A great deal of work was given toward completion of the handy student directories and toward club projects and constitutions. ln November, four chosen members journeyed to the Southern Association of Student Coun- cils' convention in Jackson, Mississippi, returning in- spired to do better, Keen anticipation dwaited the announcement of the second-semester student officers. With new leaders, the council successfully carried on the work of the new semester. With the president leading the student body in the alma mater, the student council brought its third successful year to a close. Y' F 83 GUERY DAVIS, Vice-Pres, and Sec. Peggy Bostick, congratulates Steve Van Voorhees, whom students re-elected Pres. for second semester. Bill Hayes, Treas., smiles approvingly. km Ni Y .9 1 Qi f 3 S 1' .b fi E ' N? 6 W 3 ,152 1 x 5 ' fg.4i .5 325+ wi 5 by ' H 5 1 : f - i ' W xi f,f?T:i4q,ff 19 5 Kg .. , 7 , yi I 156 W .1 1 V K 'Q 5 sq W Q. 5J X 44g ii QQ 2 , m i 1 'W 93? 'gig' W A-A Q4 f? s fly if:-fear 3 A gfilf 3 ,- Row l Jon Johnson Mark Gluckman Walter Juergensen Harvey Baker Bob McPhall Danny Laurent Allan Bork Jerry Rlch Bob Soyars Al Morrlson Row 2 Nancy Harlln Carol Hall Beverly Mershon Rose Hawk Bunny Sunday Joan Dual Penny Pattrlll Kathy Moody Nancy Taylor Kay Chlcone Carol Foltz Sandra Dennlson Beverly Castle Nancy Ann Schofield Margaret Barnes Inez Westgate Sandra McDaniel Row 3 Glenda Stroud Dale Owen Terry Kelly Flora Fuqua Flame Wetzel Joan Paul Cavelle McDuffle Sylvla Peters Carol Schllchenmaler Ann Lyles Beverly Horsley Judy Llebtag Ramelle Ellls Sandra Merrltt Row 4 Sandra Wlnn Nlna Shuler Slssy Sellers Carolyn Klsllng Janice Johnson Bonnle Perry Shlrley John son Mary Jane Stram Norma Harrison Anne Dozler Rosalie Clapp Judy Zellner Amy Lou Phllllps Ginger Woods Mary Watkins Marjorie Klettner Solly Wllson lNot pictured Shirley Strobel Frances Hargravel T 0 ll C ll 0 C I I' T Flre Drllls Conducted by Honorary Orgamzatnon Scholarshup leadershup cltnzenshup honor a n d servlce these were the requirements for membershup nn the Torch Society Thus orgamzatuon was formed as a carry over tor yunuor hugh school honor students A scholastic average of 4 O the equivalent of a B was necessary to mauntam membershup It thus stand ard was dropped by a student more than once durung the school year permanent loss ot membership re sulted Not only was the purpose of the club to promote nncreased scholastnc achievement but also to stxmu late Interest IH extracurricular actlyltles The Torch Society conducted all flre drills durung the year at Edgewater besides working ln conjunctlon wnth the lvlc organization of the clty In nts clvll defense pro gram OFFICERS OF TORCH SOCIETY gather round to plan practice ture drllls for Edgewater Seated are Ginger Woods Pres Miss Brewton Spon sor Yvonne Sunday Vlce Pres Standing are Ramelle Ellis Treas Harvey Baker Flre Mar shal Arthur Rogers Chlef Flre Marshals Asst 'losalle Clapp Sec 'R Row l Rosemary Martln Ann OCaln Fern Hull Joan Weiss Saranne Segal Jeannie Scott Dalsy Harper Cavelle McDuffle Glenda Stroud Row 2 Mlss Shlver Lavelle Matchett Imogene Bracewell Dora Velth Rose Velth Gloria Grier Joyce Douglas Ruta Carmlchael Nancy Holt Lynette Bass Row 3 Reba Dodd Barbara Bruce Sandra Clockadale JoAnn Touchton Margie Carden Sandra Huppel Mary Ratllff Wllla Hawks Carolyn Collins BEGG WRITER Dear Sur Sincerely yours These were famnluar expressnons to members of the busiest club at Edgewater the Gregg Writers As nts name undlcates the club was organized to honor those students who showed supernor work nn shorthand Clubs Prepare Members For Future L L N Our journalism students of today are our wrlters and publnshers of tomorrow' To acknowledge superlorlty IH this field and to encourage wrltlng edltnng and bus: ness management of our two school publications ns the purpose of Edgewater s chapter of the Quull and Scroll Typing the manipulation ot the dltto and mlmeo graph and general clerncal work for teachers were the mann services the Gregg Writers rendered for Edge water Learning by Doing was ably demonstrated by these busmess students of today our business women of tomorrow CBOLL Through both the Eagle Eye and the Odasagnah the student wruters expressed themselves by reporting news and recordmg memorable school events Two for mal nnutnatuons were held to receuve new members Row l Rosemary Martln Lynne Albrecht Sylvia Sedlta Emllv Durrance Barbara Chrrss Row 2 Ginger Adams Treas Suzanne Bailey Nancy Urban Sec Jack Clifford Leora Lawrence Vlce Pres Carrle Davis Tom Holt Pres 41. 86 Q-...ssyl x 3 42 . 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K X 5 Q , ' 4 W ' BUSILY ENGROSSED ln one of thelr blggest money rarsmg projects the annual car wash are Kum Kimball Duncan Crawford Charles Kott merer Franchot Duke Allen Berlin Mel McCarthy and Mr Wlshau Sponsor K E Y l School Servlce IS Club Slogan Service prolects for both school and communnty comprlsed the year s actlvltles for the Key Club whose membershnp was lnmlted to thlrty selected key boys A school leadership banquet honornng the varnous club presidents was one major project of the year Others were a mother father son banquet the care of a needy famuly at Chrlstmas ushering at the an nual Ice Vogues and the laugh evoking Dlllnnger BRINGING IN THE TURKEY for one of the Key Club banquets are Steve Van Voorhees and Randy Dean The other cooks are Roger Phrl llps Franklln Ward Curtis Culver and Ray Tilghman Gang entry whnch copped a second place an the Homecomung parade Actuvltles were flnanced ln part by several car washes The Key Club constltutuon ns modeled after that of the Klwonls club nts father organuzatuon Under the sponsorshnp of Mr Wushau this group was chiefly concerned wlth coorclnnatnng all school clubs and wnth makang Edgewater a better school Row l Ray Trlghman Bull Avera Roger Phllllps Allen Berlln Rec Sec Randy Dean Curtis Culver Henry Weech Howard Tldwell Row 2 Mr Wlshau Sponsor Richard Clark Ronald Wlcks Franchot Duke Cor Sec Klm Kimball Vlce Pres Terry Bender Charles Kottmeler Chaplarn Row 3 Franklln Ward Duncan Crawford Treas Melville McCarthy Pres Steve Van Voorhees Af M Qs- 'N' K.. -wt' sv N QQ 'G' lm If if UU 9? .-f' ni- 'wr' QQ Row l Sally Coulter Ramelle Ellls Ann Patton Suzanne Barley Beverly Horsley Nancy Urban Sec Kay Chlcone Sandra Dennuson Gall Lundberg Treas Nma Shuler Ethel Platts Row 2 Lola Bleam Pres Inez Westgate Elaine Wetzel Flora Fuqua Lynne Albrecht Joy Fox Marcla Johnson Emlly Durrance Helene Alexander Mr Dletz Sponsor Row3 David Partlow Charles Fawsett Marvln Brumberg Danny Laurent Carl Regan Duck Clanton Vice Pres Jules Cohen Buck Rogers Charles Kottmeler Robert Ward Bull Smlth PAX- WILIII Hay que nnteresante' meanung In Englush l-low very lnterestlng' was unannmously proclaimed by the Pan American club members after one of their metlngs Thus organization was made up of merutoraous second and thrrd year Spannsh students Under the guldance of Mr Dnetz lnterest nn the Spanush language and customs was Increased by the observance of Pan Amerncan Day To Improve thenr llnguustnc sklll con versatnon at the meetings was carried on prumaruly an Spanlsh Future Lmgulsts Study Spanish, French FRENCH l Parts In the sprung ns a wonderful place to be but these students accepted the next best thung mem bershup nn the Gay Parnsuans Besndes learnnng more about the people and customs of France these fsrst and second year language students undertook a new Row l Mrs Crow Sponsor Bunny Sunday Patty Wetmore Vice Pres Owen Row 2 Ken Colev Pres Selly Wulson Bonnne Lane Judv Llebtag Danny Eskow ns.. 88 Ro se S ec project thus year For the first tnme In Edgewaters hnstory basketball programs were sold at the gam s by the French Club' Mrs Crow sponsor helped organnze all of theur actuvutues Hawk Nancy Urban Mary Mosteller Margaret Sapp Kathy Fox Dale Nancy LeBre Mary Watkms Tom Walton Treas Frances Hargrove 4 P' gr, , . . ,, 5 1 , I ' ' .fl za' Q! 'xg S.. v K W f S 4? S M W 1 Q- ' . N 1 A A 'ei f ff e 'R fe 'il 635 ' ox S gf . r Q X l.,1 Ai' ,Q S ,. 4 , ' 3 , .' ' - aff' ' I S In X lll I 3 v 1 1 v A A A l 1 ix N 41 1 ' U 1 I I F . . . A . . . . . . . . I - . . . V Y . C L B . . , . I . . . . . . I ' T - V 9 I - ? 4 - 1 r I . , 1, . FV N r V Q 6 ' i . Y E V fkfxi Row l: Dorothy Campbell, Darlyne Cornelius, Edward Bosse, Lee Lawrence, , X i 1 ,Q t X Q . 0 Q, x . ,5 ' 3 if L if Z gs 44 ' A AF ' W ,. on - vm k F :3 rg .'l r ww ml' Vice-Pres., Miss Campbell, Sponsor, Lynne Albrecht, Pres., Ginger Adams, Sec., Carol McCoy, Treas., Virginia Allman. Row 2: Joan Harrington, Judy Bradley, Bonnie Pike, Anita Glidewell, Pat Parrish, Penny Pattrill, Judith Rubinstein, Ann Linton, Ruby Somerville. Row 3: Jimmie Garrett, Bill Garrett, David Adams, Pat Elliott, Bill Smith, Charlie Salter, Steve Stephens, Tony Stephens. ABT I A streak of paint here a blob of color there ana presto' you have a picture However drawing of pic tures was not the only activity of Edgewater s Art Club under the sponsorship of Miss Joan Campbell These wielders of the brush concocted beautiful dance deco rations sponsored a clever homecoming float and entered a fair exhibit Painting murals in the lunchroom and making shakeroos to promote school spirit at football games were projects of these amateur Michelangelos Culture Seekers Learn From the Masters AT Ll Hodie Herique Today and Tomorrow the off: cial name of this organization signified the close relationship between Roman culture and your own present day life The membership was composed of those Latin students who wished to supplement their classwork with an interesting program promoting in creased knowledge of the literature civilization and arts of ancient Rome and Greeece A Latin banquet was the highlight of the year bringing representations of all the famous Romans to one grand feast Row l Mrs Crow Sponsor Flora Fuqua Billie Sue Guess Lynn DeAngells Shirley Strobel Carolyn Fennell Penny Pattrill Nancy Harlin Norma Jean Wilks Miss Thomas Sponsor Row 2 George Davis Mary Jo Johnson Frances Hargrove Vice Pres Vicky Lundberg Michan Murray Mary Jane Strain Pres Margaret Barnes Nancy Ann Scofield Phyl Fisher Treas Roger Shope Al Morrison Row 3 Bill Avera Janet LaForest Sherry Robinson Celie Smith Judy Liebtag Dale Owen Anne Dozier Sandra McDaniel Barbara Fisher Susan Fischer Sec 2 -fxffqi 89 SHOWN AT THE ORLANDO AIR PORT getting ready to embark for the State Student Congress are lseatedl Guery Davl John Cllf ord lstan lngl ow rs Knowles Sponsor Ann Lyles Anita Kaplln Donna Robrnson Row 2 Luke McKnssack Val Westhlll Kurt Burrows Row 3 Jules Cohen Rogers and Carole Safer SHOWN ENGAGED IN a frlendly argum nt are these candidates for the debate team Luke McKrssack Charles Kottmerer Jules Cohen Tom Walton Arthur DISCUSSING one of the National Forensic Leagues many progects are the club officers lseatedl Carole Safer Luke McK1ssack Donna Robinson lstandlngl Marcla Johnson Jon Shne NATIIINAL F0llENSll I EAIII E Publlc Speakers Brmg Honors to Edgewater Those sulver throated orators who were superlor an the field of speech and who had attained a total of 20 points In the various phases of thus actlvuty made up the membershlp of this honorary speech socuety These E H S speakers competed an many important contests dlstruct and state student Congresses Jack sonvllle Sarasota and Southern Tournaments plus several other debate tournaments At Edgewater the brownie sales and N F L were synonymous snnce thus organnzatron had a franchise on thus way of ralsmg money Another of thelr proj ects was the enturely new ndea of a school calendar whereby l2 of our most beautiful gurls represented each month of the year Through word of mouth these people dnd much to promote the name of Edgewater Row l Jon Stnne Irene Ausley Marcra Johnson Kendra McCalllster Carole Safer Margaret Sapp Donna Roblnson Anrta Kaplan Luke McKussack Row 2 Larry Stiles Rosemary Martrn Ann Lyles Suzanne Bailey Ann Patton Ann Hawley Peggy Schoffstall Ruby Somervnlle Wnnnre Dettmer Val Westhrll Mrs Knowles Sponsor Kurt Borrows Row 3 Danny Eskow Charles Kottmeler Duncan Crawford John Clifford Franklm Ward Jules Cohen Guery Davls Roger Phlllnps Buck Rogers 90 JIM MCCOTTER President of Radlo Club demonstrates the proper on PREVIOUS TO EACH RADIO BROADCAST of EHS on the Air the our technique to Carolyn Luce Treas while Nancylee Brenaman practice tape recording was made Derrlll Jowers operated the recorder Rec Sec and Vice Pres Joe Peters look on fNot pictured Nancy while Mrs Knowles sponsor directed Beverly Jones and Pat Elliot in Stevenback Cor Secl producing the all school program ADIO l Group Members Produce Own Radio Show Three seconds two seconds one second you re on the air were familiar words to each member of the E H S Radio Club under the direction of Mrs Bess Knowles Each Thursday at 5 p m on station WDBO and sidelights of Edgewater life on the all student show called EH S On The Air They wrote the scripts organized the program announced and even directed in fact about the only thing they didnt do was work the mecnanisms in the control booth this they left to the regular announcers' the activities of our alumni could be heard if you turned your dial to WDBO and E H S On The Air Rowl .lim McCotter Barbara Dotson Jamie Beaty Val Westhill Kendra McCallister Carolyn Luce Nancylee Brenaman Donna McClain Marjorie Evans Margaret Hutsell Beverly Jones Joe Peters Row 2 Jerry Falor Jimmy Sapp Bobby Ramsey Nancy Stevenback Winnie Dettmer Donna Robinson Peggy Schoffstall Gayla Adams Helen Austin Rosemary Martm Pat Elliott Tommy Crosbv Cecil West Mrs Knowles Row 3 Bobby Hay Terry Bender Luke McKissack Dick Douhat Duncan Crawford Jules Cohen James Daniels Derrill Jowers Tommy Meyer Freddy Tannler David Johnson Bryant Harrison 91 1 Y ll I, L B II I ' 4 I I I I I I . ,, .. . , . . . , . . . I I I . . these radio bugs presented the latest news, views, A variety of sports and school news, talent, and Il - ll - ' ll ' II l inu- Row l Kendra McCalllster Peggy Schoffstall Doyle Ruff Nancy Urban Danny Eskow Duncan Crawford Row 2 Carolyn Luce Adelaide Davls Larry Stlles Anlto Kaplln Mlss Anderson Sponsor Kurt Burrows Joy Baker ll E S P I A N Actors Present Plays For School Approval Act well your part there all the honor Ines ns the motto ofthe Natlonal Thespuan Socuety of whlch Edge water s troupe 557 rs a member ln the short space of tour weeks the Thesplan s furst play the hnlarlous Double Exposure was whipped unto shape under the able direction of Mlss Marne Anderson Monday November l6 the Vrlla Nova restaurant was the scene of a gala occasuon as Thesplans re cezved snx new members each of whom presented a S It These dramatusts were defunntely an theur element on November l9 and 20 when they attended the two day Drama Festlval In Gainesville These buddmg broadway Idols agreed that The play ns the thnng HIT HER AGAIN GINNY urges Mrs Hobart played by Nancylee Brenaman as Kendra McCaIllster prepares to test Mary Jane Strains reflexes Peggy Schoffstall and Danny Eskow look on LARRY STILES president of Thesplans shows an amuslng excerpt from a play to the other officers Anita Kaplan Sec Carolyn Luce Treas Kurt Burrows Vlce Pres Mass Anderson Sponsor and Adelaide Davis Scnbe hs. S P 0 T L I tl II T Dramatlsts Seek Place m Spotllght Hand me the cold cream' Where s the grease pannt7 These were the famuluar cnes ot the Spotlight Seek ers as they dashed to and fro preparung for their next production Thus busy group of lndnvlduals consisted of those students partncularly interested In dramatucs Directed by Mnss Marne Anderson they paunted scen ery expertly arranged the stage sets and applied PUTTING THEIR HEADS TOGETHER In the wardrobe department backstage are the heacs of Spotlight Seekers Val Westhlll Pres Nancy Urban Stage Mgr Marcia Johnson Sec Mary Carole Chlldress Vice Pres EEKEIIS makeup on many a Hamlet to be ln addltnon to work :ng backstage several one act plays throughout the year were sponsored by thus budding group of drama tlsts All thus was done by these future scene stealers In the hope that some day they might be selected for the hughest dramatlc honor membershlp In Thesplans Row l Kathy Fox Rosemary Martin Ruta Walton Marcia Johnson Nancy Urban Marne Anderson Sponsor Val Westhlll Mary Carole Chuldress Helene Alexander Edythe Patrlck Row 2 Clementine Prose Gayla Adams Sylvia Peters Kendra McCalIlster Came Davis Saranne Segal Carole M Ph Safer Ann Hawley Row 3 Susan Fischer Barbara Mlxon Glorla Gner Tom Walton Carolyn Kuslmg Llnda ac erson ,,mxf 95 ASSEMBLED around the puano for a Get Together Sung are the offlcers of the varuous musuc groups Wanda Hollungsworth Choral Socuety Vuce res Curtus Culver Choral Socuety Pres Jum Ruchardson Choralaure res Nancylee Brenaman EGals res Armen Avdoyan Eagleaures res Not Puctured Margaret McGuf fey Choral Socuety Vuce Pres John Kennedy Eagleaures Vuce Pres ll0IlAL SUCIETY Songsters Wun State Vocal Honors Somethung new has been added' ln past years our Choral Socuety has brought fame and honor to Edgewater by partucupatung un many contests and clunucs around the cuty and state Thus year proved to be no exceptuon when they gave performances at varuous communuty and Cuvuc Organuzatuons and attended State Clunuc un Tampa Floruda But the latest the most unusual news was the startlung unforrnatuon that Edgewater had the dustunctuon of beung the only hugh school un the Unuted States to hold theur own unduvudual clunuc Dr Foltz a natuonally known fugure un musuc curcles after lead ung the clunuc at Tampa gracuously consented to attend and durect a sumular gatherung at Edgewater Practuce tume was spent un sught readung learnung and sungung many dufferent musucal composutuons Interspersed among the busuness sude of hus vusut were several sughtseeung uaunts scenuc trups and an aurplane rude planned to acquaunt Dr Foltz wuth Central Floruda and our cuty beautuful The offu cers of the Choral Socuety and the durector Mrs Thomas entertauned un hus honor at a banquet at the Eola Plaza later a receptuon was held at the Thomas Home where the faculty and enture musuc Rowl B Beuer S Smuth M J Selders P Lord B Horseley V Alderman D Ward N Lloyd l L Mayhew H Myers M F Flournoy B Hodges C Burns P Sanders J Dual E Layman J Johnson S Flemmung J Buffungton B Robunson C Davudson S Merritt G Vlands J A Mann P Fusher P Fusher Row 2 M A Loyd H Scarborough J Lundequam P Schofstall C Eastman S Shurley I Westgate J L Sparks V Douglas Row 3 D Fuqua N Harlun S McDanuel G Bynum S Poland J L Shafer B Fakess M Hall R F Perry P Jennungs M Smuth M Cashuon K Murrell J Lowler S Muller D McClaun E Wetzel F Fuqua B Bemus N Brenaman N Taylor M Morrus J Hurley M Robunson Row 4 E Herrung L Hall M Neel D Downes G Davus B Patruck M Hogan V Lee S Smedley J Patterson P Rudner G Chulton J Gresham D Heath K Smuth J Meador M Reeber Row 5 C Gamson B Ramsey R Bryan M Gluckman B Bruce G Haml tt D Ste nman B Hunter F Pugnone J Johnson J Conner A Avdoyan G Young R Thompson T Muller T Bender J McCotter R Phullups D Wcedon J Wakeman T Austun D Ballentune R Carswell Absent E lrwun H Burns C Nucholson L Nelson J Randolph M Soule L Ellebree M Conley W OMera F Herrung B Beasley M Kasper R Walton S Poland R Duncan D Douglas J Clockadale L Thompson B Conway M Gumando D Lester B Taylor F Ammerman G Clark R Hoefler R Mondok J Stcarman B Wrught T Puke C Weldon B Rawson D Palumbo N Adams M J Wells B J Moch 94 11 - - 11 1 P A: 1 - , 1 -I 1 P -1 1 - U P .1 t 1 P . : - 1 ' -1 , . . ' I ' 1 1 I I , , . . . ,, . . ,, . I ' ' 1 . . , D I I - - 1 1 - I - I ' 'V I ' ' I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I i I ' ' . I l ' I ' ' . I ' I ' I I 1 ' .1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - A 1 - 1 - - . 1 - 1. ' - . Z . Cobua, M. Ratluft, P. Hall, J. Vaughn, S. Paut, J. Lundequam, K. Tabory, A. Mathews, R. Hurst, B. Wungo, E. Kozma, M. Fullyaw, D. Cornelius, C. Schluchenmauer ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 -D 1 - ' 1 4' - 1 - 1 3' - 1 - ' 1 - 1 1. A 1 - - 1 - 1 -r 1 - - 1 -. 1 - 1 4- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1. - A 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - . 1 - . 1 - 1 1 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . , . , B . . . . . 1 A - 1 - - 1 3 1 - - 1 A 1 - 1 .- 1 - . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . u , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' -1 1 - 1 - - ASIDE FROM HER DUTIES of drrector of the Choral Soclety Mrs Estelle Thomas has muslcally contrlbuted to Edgewater rn many other ways You all know and love the Alma Mater whrch she wrote and also sung many of the pep songs whlch she revised soclety were Introduced to hum To add a personal touch to Dr Foltz s Flornda vlslt the student body put on a sk: show at Lake Sllver Clmlc was the hlghlught of the year for the Choral Society but they also added their volces to many other shows You will all remember that de lnghttul llght opera The Marruage of Nannette the Sprung Sung Chrlstmas Program the Variety Show Vaudevulle Varnetues and the Eagle Eye Sweetheart program The Choralalres Eagleaures and E Gals all make up Edgewaters Choral Society which throughout the year personnfued the musical tutle With a Song an My Heart Row l lLeft to rrghtl M J Johnson M J Plersol J Coleman S Hendrrx E Parker C Steady L Molasso P Cossln C Upsol W Bryant J Phrlllps M Wat kms K Coleman L A Slade A L Phrlllps B Adams B Thompson M Adams S Hewltt D Wanner J Garofalo W Hawks Row 2 Sherry Roblnson Beverly Castle J Marsh S Meador K McMaster J Geberth S Dowda E Wllson G Cheshire S Carlton Carol Hahn T Smlth G Dernck L Berson E Kelsey Joan B L Buttery S Bowen B Deermg S Scott K Johnson J Baggett Frances Muller M E Stewart A Hodges J Paul M Wllson H Slkes J Heyn A Lewns M A Potter B Samuels J Hay L Ham D Campbell C Slghtler L Herser Row 4 C Fennell S Patrick P Strunk M Shlver E Barber L Brlgmond V Kasper H Gaylord J Richardson N Donahue C Culver P Anthony B Newman M J Croson J Terhune Back row B Schrader K Doggart P Finch J Horne T Porades B Swoszowsku D Peters H Rayborn D Martln R Deane C Cruswell J Meister S Hendrick D Douglas J Huebner H Tucker B Dotherow M Altman A Redley R Rudrsnll A Morrlson A Everett 95 , . ' I I , . . . . . . ' I I I 1 1 ' . . . , . . I I ' . . . , . ,, . ' ' I ' ' II ' Il ' II I I ' A : . . , . . ' , . , . ', . , . , . , . ', . , . , . ' ' , . - , . , . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . 5 , . , . . . , , . , - , - , - , . , - , - . - , . - , - , - . - I. DeLauche, J. Bushman, M. McGufty, W. Hollingsworth, H. McKenzie, J. McKee, N. Layman, S. Strobel, Annette Harrell. Row 3: F. Crout, F. Wells, M. Brown, J. Prgnone, . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . , . 1 , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . , . I. : . , . , . , . , . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . gate C Schluchenmauer W GA A Pretty Gurl ls Luke A Melody so the song goes but un thus case ut was the pretty gurls our E Gals who made the melodues around Edgewater In the snowy whute dresses and snowy whute heels they made a strukung pucture of beauty and talent at the varuous performances un whuch they partucu pated Sungung for the Vaudevulle Varuetues Sprung Sung and the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon durung Chrustmas were only a few of the programs sched uled for thus group EAGLEAIBES Front row lLeft to rughtl B Beuer M J Johnson M Ratluff B Horsley P Lord S Hendrux J Phullups C Steady M Wat kuns V Allman K Coleman Merutt A Phullups Adams B Robunson B Thomp son J A Mann W Hawks P Fusher P Fusher Row 2 M Fullyaw F Crout P Sanders But y E Park Castle G Derruck C Upsal E Kozma L Berson J Dal u Shurley H car borough S Strobel D Camp b N Ta or B Bemus N Layman G Vuands M F Flour noy M McGuffey S Hewutt Row 3 M Brown S Patruck P Strunk K McMaster B Wungo J Baggett K Johnson A Lewus B Samuels J Park D McClaun E Wetzel S Mul Hay F Fuqua N re naman L Ham P Anthony Hollungsworth Most Edgewater students are only begunnung to wake up at 7 30 un the mornung but these hard workung boys the Eagleaures were up and sungung at that tume each Tuesday and Thursday mornungs They realuzed that practuce makes perfect and therefore applued much tume and effort un the perfectuon of theur vocal skulls Evudence of that fact was shown when they performed on TV at Howard Junuor Hugh the Luons Club and at var uous other communuty and cuvuc organuzatuons Front row Charles Gamson Bobby Ramsey Muke Neel Tony Parades James Horne Accom p a n us t Nancylee Brenaman Harry Gaylord Duck Heath Jack Meador AI Morruson Martun Reeber Second Raw Bobby Schrader Kenney Dog gart Mark Gluckman Georg Davus Jon Johnson Gary Ham lett Arman Avdoyan Jum Mc Cotter Terry Bender Franchot Duke Davud Douglas K Ily Smuth Row 3 Eugene Herrung Jum Meuster Dave Martun Jum Ruchardson Bob Swoszowsku Jack Huebner Chuck Cruswell Skup Hendrux John Kennedy Curtls Culver Norman Dona hue Davud Ballentune Ruchard Rudusull Absent when pucture was taken Larry Thomas Rob ert Ruce . 1 ' f 1 ' ..1 ' .. ' ' ' ' ' I ' A - 1 1 1 - 1 S. ', .L. ,M. 1 - l 1 - ' 1.1 - I 1 - 1 . ,. . : . . I ' I ' I B. L. ter, . er, B. I ' F I ' I . ,. , . i, J. Pal, S. ' , .S - ,. , . - ell, . yl , . ', . ,. , . . .- , . , . .. : . ,. , .. , . , 1.- 1- 1 . ,. ,. , . ', . , . '- ler,J. ,. , .B - , . , . B. Newman, L. Heiser, l. Wes- 1 - 1 E - L S 11 - - 11 ' - 1 1 I . - I 1 1 I 1 g . ' ' 1 - 1 1 I , . I I . , . I - . . . . , - . -I 1 . -I 1 2 l , 1 1 I I - . I I ' . I 1 1 I . .I I E I I - I I F - 1 ' 1 .I I el n .r : , Q I J, l. 1 . 1 . al I . 1 1 . I . . - 1 1 - 1 96 Row l Bonner Beler Mary Ratlltf Pat Lord Beverly Horsley Mary Watklns Kay Johnson Ann Lewls Judy Baggett Shlrley Strobel Dorothy Camp bell Margaret McGuffey Nancylee Brenaman Amy Lou Phllllps Jo Ann Hann Row 2 Shirley Hendrix Joyce Phllllps Ethel Parker Maxlne Brown Carol Steady Lmda Berson Joan Dual Nancy Taylor Loretta Helser Joyce Hay Lorna Ham Bonnle Bemis Karen Coleman Wanda Hollmgsworth Wllla Hawks Row 3 Martln Reeber Charles Gamson Bob Ramsey Al Morrlson James Horne Mnke Neel Mark Gluckman Jon Johnson Gary Ham let Jack Meador Bobby Schrader Dave Martln Chuck Crrswell Jlm Richardson Jlm Mlester Dave Douglas Arman Avdoyan Jack Huebner Sklp Hendrick Terry Bender Jlm McCotter Norman Donahue Kelly Smith Curtls Culver John Kennedy Harry Gaylord CIl0llALAIllES All of you at one tume or another must haxe had homework blues but not so wuth the mem bers of the Choralaures for they enloyed theur weekly musnc homework whuch Included a two hour practice on Monday evenmgs All thus helped pre pare them for performances at the Sprung Sung Sweetheart Show Howard Junior Hugh the Masonuc Temple and various other clubs Durung Christmas on December 23 these sungun chlllun engoyed a good old fashnoned carolung party when they ser anaded our faculty at their homes Behnnd the scenes the three slngung secretar e better known as student assustants of the Choral Soclety contributed greatly toward makung this club the smooth runnlng organization that you watched performing On stage the sux maes tros of the keyboard our accompanusts added thenr musical :nterpretatuons to the shows Nancy lee Brenaman brought tame to Edgewater when she was chosen furst accompanlst over 27 other partucupants at the state musuc cllnlc held un Tam pa Fla WITH THE HELP OF FILE CABINETS typewrlters and ledgers these POUNDING THE IVORIES of not one but three planos are the glee muslc assistants Kenneth Doggart Bonnie Bemus and Mary Ratllff act club accompanlsts Joan Dual Nancy Taylor Nancylee Brenaman L as secretaries for the choral groups retta Helser Judy Baggett and Ruta Walton 97 I I I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . , . , I - - I - 1 1 1 11 11 - - 11 - 1 ' I S1 1 1 . . . . . ,, 1 . - I - . . ,, . I I I 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 11 - - 1 - 1 11 - . . , . - - I - . I , 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I 0- . , , . 1 I' FLUTES I Pat Patrlck 2 Tracy Alderman 3 Roland Wnllnams CLARINETS Jean Boor Justlne Blaklston Pat Patterson Carol Foltz Treeve Welss Subyl Cowen Anne Dozler Dorothy Allen Gall Warlow Jan Gnrdley Charles Hater Skipper Hooten Eulalne Shope Blll Bachman -I Aw. PUTTING their aglle hngers to work other than playmg thelr Instruments are left to right Wendy Edwards Sgt Howard Tldwell Sgt Gerald Walsh Capt Kenneth Gibb Rupert Reynolds Drum Mayor and Larry Thomas 2nd Lt CARLTON MASON 6 Albert Hendricks Duector 7 Judy Haugaard I5 Carolyn Smlth I6 Pat Harlan I7 Pat Chambers E FLAT CLARINET I Harvey Baker ALTO CLARINET I Carolyn Colllns BASS CLARINET I Duck Basden OBOE I Daphne Alderman BASSOON I Rupert Reynolds SAXOPHONES Joe Dlxon Davld Stewart Pat Flanagan Harry Hough Gerald Carney 8 Phll oule CORN ETS 81 TRUMPETS Bull Algee Blll Garrett Nancy Rldeout Jerry Walsh J W Falagan Jack Bloauw Wendy Edwards Nancy Walsh Slssy Sellers Roy Akms Jlm Duddy Donme Fugate Roger Shope TROMBONES I Ronny Martln 2 Allan Bork 3 Don Henry 4 Yvonne Dalrymp FRENCH HORNS I Sandra Sellers le Richard Clark Jerry Thornton Davld Strunk James Hudglns Ralph Thompson BARITONES I Howard Tldwell 2 Lawrence Lalne 3 Richard Norris 4 Barbara Rawson BASSES Larry Thomas 2 Kenneth Glbb 3 Henry Weech 4 Bull Smothers DRUMS ETC Tommy Walters Bull Leach George Heumsch Jeannett Smith Phil Jenkins Beverly Hayes MAJORETTES Carol Mornson Suzanne Dunlel Sue Pressnell Romame Ashcroft Evelyn Splnks Barbara Alderman Sarah Hunter Lola Bleam Hortense Hammon Pat Parnsh Vackn Grafhus Bonnie Pike Ist Lt 98 ' if . XX 7 I As c , l f P ei. f 2 I . I . ' 2. ' - ' . 3. n 1. ' U ' 5 gl ' Z1 I. ' 6. 4. ' , ' 2. ' 5. ' ' . 3. ' . ' 6. , 4. . ' 7. ' ' 5. . . . ' ' 8. . 6. . 9. 7. IO. ' l ' . ' 8. I. II. ' ' ' 9. ' . ' I2. ' ' . ' I0. ' . ' II. ' . ' I . I2. ' , . ' I3. I. , 2. ' . 1 . 3. . ' I. ' . 4. ' 2. ' . 5. ' ' ' 3. . 6. I 4. . 5. . ATTIRED informally forty members of the Eagle band pose for the camera In their natural habitat the band room on the second floor of the gymnasium BAND Brisk Tempo Marks Band Activities The roll of drums and the rhythmic beat of music could be heard as the Edgewater band marched be fore the throngs that attended the football half tlme shows With their flashy red and white uniforms these musical Eagles were the focus of attention Besides shows at grid contests, this 79 member or- ganization offered musical entertainment at various events in the school, city, and state. These maestros played at all school assemblies, participated jointly with Boone in the annual Tangerine Bowl show, and, under the sponsorship of the Chamber of Commerce, entertained at a number of concerts in Eola Park. One of the main projects of this club is their yearly drive to raise money which is divided among the five junior high and senior high school bands. J j l li lex l l -l MARION BERRIAN Maiorette Sponsor E A G L E T T E S Drull Team Marches un New Unuforms Guude rught' Heads up' At the sound of these words comurug un startlurug volume from temunurte throats the Eaglettes Edge water gurls drull team snapped unto actuon every SHOWN RESTING between untrucute drull maneuvers are the Eaglette lueutenants Seated Lynn McKay Carol Crust Sandy Dolluns Norma Jean Scott Standung Lula Frey Margaret Wulson Myrna Cham puon Carol Cox and Sandra Robunson school day under the durectuon of theur co coptauns Thurty eught carefully selected gurls trourued by Mrs lueuteruants composed the membershup of thus march urug team whose precusuon drullurug added gauety and a touch of color to the half tume football shows 100 Row I Lynn McKay Barbara Fusher Sue Welch Sue Smuth Mary Stewart Carol Steunborn Row 2 Carol Crest Joyce Dyer Kay Moore Sylvua Johns Row 3 San y Dolluns Ann Gulbert Row 4 Sandra Robunson Rebah Hurst Row 5 Norma Jean Scott Aluce Hodges Faye Sukes Ruby Summervulle Norma Jean Wulks Ann Lunton Row 6 Lula Frey Don na Fruck Row 7 Margaret Wulson Larue Thompson Row 8 Carol Cox Arlene Mathews Carol McMoy Duana Bovee Row 9 Myrna Champuon Jeannette Heyn Evelyn Bracewell Barbara McCafferty Sally Smedley Ada Paul 1' ' , , ' - I 5 ua I u 1 3 u '- , . R y A za . an .u M JL., . H ' ' ll ' ' ' - - ll II ' - ' ' ' Click your heelsl Marion Berrian - plus two co-captains and several I ' . d' ' , ' . 2 MABLE LUNSFORD-Captain JUANITA LAMB CoCapta1n Row l Lynn McKay Barbara Flsher Sue Welch Carol Stelnborn Row 2 Carol Crust Joyce Dyer Sue Smlth Mary Ellen Stewart Row 3 Sandy Dolllns Ann Gilbert Kay Moore Sylvia Johns Row 4 Sandra Robinson Rebah Hurst Ann Lln ton Norma Jean Wllks Row 5 Norma Jean Scott Alice Faye Hodges Faye Slkes Ruby Som mervnlle Row 6 Lula Frey Donna Jo Fnck Carol McCoy Dlanne Bovee Row 7 Margaret Wllson La Rue Thompson Evelyn Bracewell Row 8 Carol Cox Arlene Mathews Barbara McCafferty Sally Smedley Row 9 Myrna Champion Jean nette Heyn Ada Paul LIEUTENANTS Y Y Y Norma Jean Scott A perky new unlform long sleeved whlte shnrt red jerkun and box pleated skurt was adopted In l954 55 a marked change from the costumes of previous years To keep ln shape for their performances un varuous parades the members of the drnll team devoted every fnfth pernod to practrce On Mondays and Tuesdays during football season they dnlled as a body On Wed nesdays through Frxdays they marched with the band to perfect thenr nntrncate and unnque drnlls Guide rnght' Heads up' Clnck your heels' Wnth precision and snap the Eaglettes played an Important part IH the colorful events at Edgewater WHILE SQUINTING Into the ld blue horizon Juanlta Lamb lends a helpxng hand to Mable Lunsford to complete the oftlclal salute These two co captains were seen at the head of each drull put on by he Eaglettes I . : , , . I . . 1 Z 1 1, , t - 5 I 1 ' , U . .1 .I . I , 1 - . U : , , ' , - - , , . : , , , . 1 , - , . Row l: L nn McKa , Carol Crist, Sand Dollins, 1 - I , - I - 1 - I , I I . ' wi , . ., ,, 1 . ' t PEP CLUB Boosters Claim All School Membership We re on our way' Boisterous cries like this mingled with Beat the Tampa Terriors could be heard coming from the mouths of Edgewaterites as they journeyed to Tampa via The Red Pepper Special train which was spon sored by the Pep Club ln addition to the many signs energetic members made l OOO sandwiches which were sold to hungry Eagles to munch with soft drinks and potato chips Kneeling Mrs Thomas Sponsor R wl Mark Gluckman Bonnie Perry C A Johnson Pres Mary Rat liff Treas Larry Thomas Row 2 John McKnight Bet ty Jo Mock Linda Ander son Winnie Detmer Mar garet McGuffey Row 3 Buddy Patton Bill Hayes Peggy Bostick Sec Frank lin Ward Not pictured Dick Caslow Other Red Pepper functions included pep rallies bonfires and providing the yaunty red and white pep per tops which every student wore to the Homecoming game This spirit lifting organization was well backed in all its activities since the entire student body was students chosen from the various classes and clubs administered the Pep Club s varied projects ll I II ll ll ' I - ' I I I - - - . ,, . . . . ,, . ,, . . - .. , . - . . . . . buttons, and other morale-boosting devices, these included in its membership. An executive board of I . . . . , , . V. 0 l I I 102 1 ,Aww-mfr-up 4' svwws-.Y MW, E WlWwE5 F? K wp., Etfgf HZ' M E' -:ge M M. sine W 'WWE 'Nat :U W gigfjgligsw Pat Cossln Gwen Derrlck Mary Carole Chrldress Glorla Lester Capt Norma Harrison Jane Park Halene Myers lda Lou Mayhew Slssy Slemons Lmda Anderson CHEERLEADERS Shake rattle and roll was the cry of thus group front these live wxres dad much to promote school of Edgewater beauties our JV cheerleaders sprrnt and teamwork at all Junnor Varsnty othletnc In their dazzlnng whnte pleated skirts and brllluant events red sweaters wnth the letter E embossed on the Beauteous Losses Cheer, Twlrl For School M A I 0 ll E T T E S Prancung nn front of the band attnred nn their red ln several assembly programs velvet uniforms with fluffy whute crlnollnes was the Mrs Berrlan spent long hours showvng the gurls happy duty of the mayorettes Besides entertalnnng catchy steps and baton trucks Her efforts were clearly durxng half tnme at football games these hugh strut shown In the precnsuon maneuvers of the l955 major tang twlrlers led the band IH parades and performed ettes Row l Sara Hunter Lola Bleam Co Capt Romalne Ashcroft Capt Pa Parrlsh Row 2 Suzanne Daniel Barbara Alderman VICkl Graffuls Hor tense Hammon Carol Morrison Bonnie Pike Sue Pressnell E elyn Splnks 103 is N x 4Y 4 'wuew- V lk!!! MEMBERS OF THE FFA prlze wlnnlng judging team are .llm Cumble John Kennedy Lee EMORY ONEAL Koepke und Jay Voss In their offlclal blue corduroy jackets Sponsor FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA Agrlculture Club Furmshes Edgewater s Vltomms We all can t have the traditional green thumb but any boy belongnng to one of the 8 569 chapters of the Future Farmers ot Ameruca can become a Green Hand the fnrst of four grades or degrees of active membershup un thus organization Their pur pose as to develop leadershlp cooperatuon cltnzen shnp and patriotism ln the future farmer cltlzen Perhaps their most well known actxvuty at Edge water was sponsoring the annual F F A Sweetheart contest where each club presented theur candndate for this hugh honor Preparing and presenting the school calendar was another of the many Important projects un the busy luves of our Ag students WITH RAKES hoes and harrows these future ogruculturlsts work In the held where many of Edgewaters dolly vegetables are grown THE FFA OFFICERS Tommy Malcom Bennle Whlte Lee Koepke Paul McCoy Wesley Wnley Joe Frllyaw Bobby Spotts and sponsor Mr O Neal dlscuss plans for sprung planhng On March l5 the F FA boys their parents and those :nterested cutlzens attended a banquet The boys also grow many of the vegetables used In our lunchroom The Edgewater Chapter sent flve boys to Natnonal Conventuon nn Kansas Cnty Mnssoun and two delegates to State Conventlon un Daytona Beach PAM Pl ERSON 54 Sweetheart Their motto Learnung to do Dolng to learn Earn mg to luve Luvrng to serve was put unto danly prac tlce through their athletic and yudglng contests agn cultural efforts and both state and natnonal conven tions Bennre White Sgt Lee Koepke Pres Bobby Spotts Joel Flllyaw Sec Wesley Wlley Treas Paul McCoy Vlce Pres Tommy Malcom Chap M 0Neal Sponsor Row l Walter Buckhold Lynwood Dunn Bully Welr Bully Farrns Ronald Whitaker Richard Coram Robert Bouton Bud McKelvy Acre Mlxon Bob Croley Doyle Ruff Row 2 Ed Dukes Vereen Wllllamson Malory Jones Johnny Knlght Jay Voss Homer Cralg Ivan Gibson John Kennedy Davld Hays Roy Corrigan Lamar Barber Row 3 Frank Russell Bully Lomneck Alfred Dean Charles Boynton Norman Reed Kenneth Wll dons Jlm Cumble Charlie Hargrove Eldred Travls James Krantz Daniel Elsberry Walter Jacobs 105 if R , Q iw X vw M 1 x Q . , Y A rf T L , 1 5 - - - 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1 St ' ' ' ' 9 F A 1 1 . . ,, . ' . . ' ' ' I I I I I . . . . . ' . . ,, . . - 1 I ' I I I ' 1 -1 1 -1 1 1 -1 1 -1 1 ' 11 1 11 7 1 . . . . . . 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - hi wr te R' 'Q A C-, .. - ,Q .1 Y 1 ' 1 ' . . 1 , ,1 x . 1, 5 ' . ' 1 ' l t Y ' Left to rlght Row l Flora Fuqua Darlyne Cornellus Judy Chastaln Nancy Urban Carole Safer Rosemary Martln Elarne Wetzel Juanlta Lamb A B d Susan Fnscher Row 3 Mary Row 2 Mr Kent Sponsor Donna Hall Llsbeth Layden Ann Hutchins Corrella Eastman Sandra Merritt nn ermen er Watklns Margle Klettner Celle Smrth Beverly Mershon Janet LaForest Norma Jean Scott Joyce McKee Slssy Sellers FUTURE TEACHERS 0F AMERICA Who would ever thunk that some of todays stu dents would be tomorrows teachers? These unstruc tuon minded rndnvnduals were members of the Future Teachers Assocnatuon whose purpose was to promote and encourage nnterest IH the held Under the sponsorshup of Mr Kent the members vnsrted schools of the type nn which they someday hoped to teach even assrstnng an the actual nnstruc tion Some E H S faculty members were the featured speakers at therr meetnngs Clubs Choose Publlc Servlce Keynote ED CBO Edgewaters Junuor Red Cross personified the ex presslon Always ready to glve a wllllng hand by their numerous drnves and collections of both money and servmce commodntles The former was then turned over to the national organrzataon and In turn used for many worthwhile purposes Those needy famulues overseas were helped by thus organnzatnon when they sent gift boxes Here at honee the Junnor Red Cross made crossword puzzles for veterans hospntals W ll M I Wood Vera Deen Beverly Horsley Sylvla Peters Sylvua Row l Bonnie Beler Sec Treas Joann Mann Vlce Pres Barbara Fischer Sue e s ar ene Sedlta Bonnne Plke Row 2 Cathle Barker Barbara Mlxon MIlllC6nf Redner Sue Wells Mark Gluckman Sonja Sutton Martha Flllyaw Sondra Powell Judy Haugaard Row 3 Mrs Boot Sponsor Helen Austnn Patty Wetmore Joyce Melton Mary Ann Potter Duane Cleland Jack Blaauw Homer Craig Juanlta Lamb Jan Glrdley Terry Kelly Pres 'Supl' 'tb' Row l Beatrrce Bartlett Imogene Bracewell Janet Burkholder Barbara Mrllan Marrlyn Jones Ethel Parker Gladys Wagoner Elleen Blumenburg Shlrley Harbm Shirley Rohn Beverly Brennan Joan Brennan Genevieve Sbordone Row 2 Mr Van Voorhees Sponsor Mary Dann Richard Geffme Mayo Graham Maurice Altman Doug Coleman Kenneth Loy Phlllp Feussner Blll McEntyre Wllllam Teague Harold Sexton Fred Sandfort Wray Nicholson James Rlch Lee Hurst Row 3 Vlrglnla Welse Betty Hobbs Glenda Buchanan Barbara Rudrcel Joyce Ash Joy Baker Marlon Steinman Bonnle Boss Jan Sauls Sandra Mitchell Mary Tootle Sonya Sutton Mary Sparks Geneva Robertson Cooperatlve Trcunmg Combines Work Study ln order to better brrdge the span between the busaness world and school and to glve students a chance to make extra money whale golng to school the Dnversufled Cooperatnve Trarnlng course us offer ed at Edgewater The students rn thus group prepare themselves for the future by going to school for a half day and worknng the other half All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy ln certalnly drdn t pertann to thus organlzatlon because throughout the year they held numerous meetnngs and get togethers w h e r e they exchanged rdeas and gathered Information on the Improvement of thelr D C T class Perhaps the hrghllght of the year was the annual Employer Student Parent Banquet where everyone got together rnformally and had a good tame 107 WAITING TO LEAVE SCHOOL for therr varlous jobs are the DC T officers Rich ard Geffme Sgt at Arms Kenny Loy Vlce Pres Peggy Prlce Treas Marllyn Jones Reporter Ethel Parker Pres Phrl lrp Feussner Hrst Shlrley Harbm Sec and Stuart Van Voorhees Sponsor. OUTSIDE THE AUDITORIUM where they assnst In plannlng the pro grams are the Assembly Councll officers Sarah Chaffnn Chm Carolyn ELMNE PARRAMORE Tapscott Treas Bonnle Perry Vnce Chm and Marllyn Jones Sec ponsor CEMBLY F0 NCIL Representatives Compule Talent Fnle Was assembly appropriate and nnterestlng7 Was the audnence courteous and attentlve9 Were announcements well given? All these questions have an answer when thus all school council evaluates the assemblies To act as a link between the students and the weevly get togethers as the mann functnon of the assembly council Each homeroom representative brlngs to tanned from his own room Help ln etfectlng general polucues IS provided by the faculty assembly com muttee Mrs Llghthuser devotions Mr Mason band Mrs Thomas, choral work and Mass Par ramore overall and underall supervisor In addntuan to ratnng the assemblles a talent tale of Edgewater abnllty was gathered by the coun cal members every meetung some detlnnte Ideas that he has ob Row l Barbara Alderman Betty Nolle Hortense Hummon Beverly Jones Rosemary Martln Anita Kaplan Joan Weiss Llla Frey Sandra Robinson Joyce Douglas Sarah Chcfhn Chm Row 2 Jrmmy Barnett Gayla Adams Karen Berry Carolyn Tapscott Parl Mary Ann Potter Norma Harrison Pat Smrth Sandy Fleming Cecelia Burns Bonnle Perry Co Chm Frank Ammerman Row 3 Mllton Plaugher Gerry Young Daniel Elsberry Lee Bettis Bob Lourla Joel Alderman Jlm Merster Curtis Culver Seaburn Seagraves Jlmmle Horne Calvln Graves Not pictured Marllyn Jones Sec Treas 8 Qt.-F:- SRA to help solve LIBRARY COUNCIL OFFICERS plctured above IH their domaun are Kathy Fox Sec Treas Rose Marne Drake Vlce Pres and Barbara Mlxon Pres Mlss Marie Branch able club sponsor IS Dlctured at rught wlth her tradltlonally cheerful smnle B ll A ll I Council Keeps Library m Worklng Order We re a service mlnded club boasted the E l-l S Lnbrary Councul Thus statement was backed by numerous prolects the sellung of eagle emblazoned school statuonery the decoratuon and compnlatnon of the bulletin boards In the halls lubrary and lunchroom the sponsorshup of the faculty tea and the promotaon of Natuonal Book Week Durnng thas time :nterest was manntanned by a drawing specual displays and a Non Fuctuon Party the successful play presented before the assembled student body Row l Rose Drake Vrce Pres Sarah Le Master Marian Wagner Pres Lila Frey Sandra Dolllns Barbara Mlxon Barbara Spmks Sue Welch Bar bara Flsher Avy Thomas Row 2 Sandra Clockadale Edythe Patrlck Gloria Grler Sandy Huppel Carol Cox Glenda Fisher Inez Harrlson Wllloveda Wllllamson Kathy Fox Sec Treas Duane Cleland Patty Wetmore Joyce Muller Eleanor Hornbeck 109 Row l Margue Carden Lynette Bass Maruorue Klettner Gayla Adams Wendy Faurnungton Jackue Parker Susan Rlckel Judy Roberson Pam Puerson Row 2 Wunnue Coppedge Dale Owen Bullue Sue Guess Kay Shehyn Puckard Duana Benn Helene Alexander Helen Austun Mrs Pepper FFICE GIRL Secretarual Jobs Done by Offuce Workers A fruendly smule a sparklung personaluty and a wullungness to help others descrubed the gurls who worked for Mrs Pepper un the front offuce of the school No matter what tume you walked unto the offuce you would see several gurls busuly typung let ters answerung the telephone or beung of general assustance to vusutors and students aluke Many turnes you had been suttung un a class when a smulung gurl entered the roorn corryung a message and o luttle plaque sugnufyung she was on the offuce force Whether scurryung to deluver thus note or methoducally poundung a typewruter these Janes of all trades enuoyed every second of theur work Row l Joan Conley Bonnue Perry Jerry Shearouse Barbara Wulluams Judy lms Ann Patton Rosalee Hoffueld Roberta Swann Carol Hall Row 2 Irene Ausley Ann Hutcluungs Rosalue Clapp Ann Howard Kay Johnson Joan Haugland Barbara Mlnter Melunda Adams Barbara Drummond Betty Watson 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - a u I I . . . . . . . 11 1 ' I . . ll - - I 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fri' Row l Jackle Wehmeyer Verna Brooklyn Allce Tlllman Kay Heacker Annette Davxs Maxine McCormack Kendra McCalllster Mary Mosteller Ruta Walton Row 2 Patsy Roddenberry Betty Deerlng Allce Connell Rosemary Martln Jane Park Cavelle McDufhe Mary Carole Childress Nancy Holt Dons Derrick Row 3 Reba Dodd Sue Wells Pat Lord Ethel Platts Aletta Brandt DEAN? Sl A sklrt whusked by an open classroom door and then nt was gone and so was the absentee blank Yes that was lust one of the duties that confronted the busy assustants of Muss Thomas the Dean of Clubs Solve Edgewater Problems A F E T Y C l A car whlzzed around the corner leaving behlnd a troll of blue smoke That speeding car was the fore most reason for the formatuon of a new club the Safety Council With an average of 200 cars on the campus danly safety and skillful drnvung were one S N TANT Glrls and Mr Lee the Dean of Boys These gurls had to combune the dutles of a nurse a secretary and a general errand boy In order to keep these two offices runnlng smoothly CIL of Edgewater s chuef concerns Under the dnrectuon of Mr Suncuc thus club s mam project was to secure a drag strap for racing so the hot rodders would slow down to the prescribed lO m p h lumlt on school grounds ow I Gayla Adams Kay Heacker Dorothy Campbell Margorle Klettner Celle Smith Sally Wllson Ann Bermender Bonnle Perry Jerry Shearouse Ann Hawley Barbara Spmks Rose Hawk Row 2 Edward Boss Jimmy Hamilton Steve Stanford Bully Welr Bully Voorhels Steve Van Voorhees John Clockadale John Rodenbrock Ronald Wicks Mr Slncrc Row 3 George Davls John Newman Frank Butterfield Eddle Daley Allen Berlin Kurt Borrows Don Sellgman Tommy Meyer George Farr Not pictured Mary Watkins SAFETY COUNCIL OFFICERS Pres Allen Berlin Treus Marjorie Klettner Vlce Pres Sally Wllson Sgt at Arms Ann Bermender and Sec Bonnie Perry headed this organ: zatlon In allevlatlng the coke bottle problem on campus ly M-Q 111 B 2,532 A Al Row l Jazz Josuonowsku lCoachJ Harruet Rochelle Melba Cronenberg Barbara Wulluams Antounette De Maruo Sarah Chalfun Ann Patton Row 2 Bull Hayes lCoachJ Judy Roberson Ann Stewart Dorothy Campbell Ramelle Ellus Margaret McGuffey Judy George Row 3 Carolyn Luce Mary Mosteller Yvonne Grant Adelaide Davus Peggy Bostuck Jean Boor Arlene Dryer Row 4 Steve Van Voorhees lCoachJ lrene Ausley Marcua John son Lynne Albrecht Judy Baggett Kay Sheyn Puckard Yvonne Dalrymple Chrustuan Organuzatuon Serves School Communuty A chull November day was the backdrop tor the annual Powder Putt football game one prouect to whuch the Tru Hu Y gurls gave whole hearted tume and attentuon Theur Harvest Hop Football Frolucs presen tatuon of devotuons over the sound system pre game bontures and decoratuon of the goal posts contrubuted to the spurut of teamwork here at Edgewater New udeas from other Tru l-lu Ys doungs were gauned by sendung delegates to the state conventuoru at Sarasota and the natuonal conventuon at Blue Rudge North Caroluna The crownung event of the l955 year was a candle Iught ceremony when the gurls oftucually named theur chapter un honor of Muss Lorena Thomas dean of sor Mrs Boot thus Chrustuan group encouraged clean luvung through pure thoughts words and deeds Row l Barbara Newman Annette Davus Carolyn Colluns Beverly Jones Pam Puerson Judy Hawkuns Carrue Davus Joyce Fox Kathue Jensen Sonja Poland Row 2 Suzanne Bauley Maruorue Hand Aluce Tullman Dausy Harper Reba Dodd Joyce Melton Mary Frances Flournoy Nancylee Brenaman Ann Lyles Row 3 Gunger Adams Ro emary Mortun Pat Lord Verna Brooklyn Helen Austun Duane Cleland Nancy Urban Dorus Krlbbs Sandy Huppel Martha Morrow Row 4 Duong Benn Maxune McCormuck Sharon Poland Lous Molasso Kay Johnson Joyce Douglas Sondra Powell Marlon Steunman Vol Westhull 112 T - ll I - Y l , . . . I - . . I , gurls. Through the guudance of uts otfucers and spon- ' ' ' I ll ' l Il I ' 'I I . I ' ' 1 1 ' 'S 1 PERCHED ATOP A GOAL POST in the process of decoration are Ann Page Shirley Hendrix Mary Ratllff Sally Coulter Kendra McCall1s ter Helene Alexander Mary Ann Potter Madelyn Foster Janet Wil kms Edythe Patrick and Gloria Grier plus Ann Lewis and Rosalee Hoffeld on the ladder I N I 0 Il Separate Club Formed For Junior A new baby in the family of Edgewater clubs and organizations was the Junior Trl H1 Y Backed by the Y M C A their activities included helping the needy at Christmas presenting the Frosty Frolncs dance sponsoring a rummage sale and con E PICTURED AT THE MEETING where the senior Tri-Hi-Y adopted the name Lorena Thomas for their club are seated left to right: Ramelle Ellis, Vice-Pres., Lee Lawrence, Chaplain, Peggy Bostick, Treas., Ann Lewis, Sec. Standing: Margaret McGuffey, Sgt.-at-Arms, Carolyn Luce, Sgt.-at-Arms, Miss Lorena Thomas, Honor Guest, Wanda Hollingsworth, Pres. Members tributing culinary efforts for cake sales Aided by faculty advisor Miss Lulu Blakey the group collected clothes for the poor children of Greece and raised enough money to send their delegates to Blue Ridge North Carolina for a district convention W D t Pres Gin er Woods Vice Pres Shirley John Rowl Rose Hawk Sec Bunny Sunday Treas Rosalee Clapp Chaplain mme emer g M son Sgt at Arms and MISS Blakey Sponsor Row 2 Patti Bindel Glenda Fisher Cavelle McDuffle Inez Harrison Sue Wells argaret Sapp Carlisle Slghtler Ann Bermender Toni Hagar Ann Howard Edwlna lrwln Gayla Adams Karen Berry Betty Samuels Darlyne C rn llu Bett Nolle Row 3 Marjorie Klettner Justine Blaklston Judy lms Janet Le Forest Sarah Le Master Marlene Zelgler Jean o e s y nette Smith Mary Carole Childress Ann Hudglns Hortense Hammond Kay Heacker Joan Haughland Jane Park Joan Metz Joanne W d F tn Soll Wilson Doris Der Parkerson Dale Owen Nancy Le Bre Bonnie Pike Anne Hawley Row 4 Barbara Spinks en y alrning o y rick Jamie Beaty Mary Jane Ward Jerry Shearouse Kathy Fox Pat Thompson Miriam Pam Beverly Mershon Sylvia Sedlta Jean Cot ran Gloria Lester Pat Patterson Celle Smith Jackie Parker Susan Rlckel Norma Jean Scott Judy Harrell Not pictured Mary Warkms mv-nf 113 -.......-..... ........... 2 ........ B. ...,,.....,. 1 .1-....... Q1 N 'I . E, r 1. Ti l as l U 5 1 F T I 1 1 1 ' 'I I ' I 1 1 ' I I I Y Q - - n - - ' I I . . . ., I I I 1 ' 1 ' l I 'I I 'I I I I 'I I - 'I T I 'T - I I ' ' I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I 'I ' ' I I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I I I I ' ' I I I T I I I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - S Q5 H Q s Y , wh 11 5 , ,ns . -1 de? Y Row l James Lloyd Chuck Hoock Tommy Malcom Dan Perknns Kelly Smuth Wesley Wnley Fronklm Word Lee Bettns John Robrnson Bob Jullus John Stewart Mr Nolle Sponsor Milton Plougher Row 2 Ivan Gibson C A Johnson John Clufford Curtus Culver Herman Langford Sktp Johnson Luke McKlssock Bull Hayes Bully Voorhels Charles Patrlck Ross Peeler Paul Relch Colvln Groves Row 3 Jon Stlne Karl Ewerts Chuck Cnswell Mac McJordon Bobby Jones Scott Strohon John Wossenaar Bob Croley Bennle Whlte Joe Ken doll James Rector Bull Fourmngton Servrce Organlzatlon Represents Chrlstnan Character A club dedlcated to the Chrustuon forth and span sored by the Y M C A thas mught have been a duc tnonary defsnltlon of the H1 Y Backang thot phrase however was each members purpose to create mountain and extend throughout the Home School and Communuty o hugh standard of Chrlstron Char acter Wrth the osslstonce of Alton Nolle thus organuza tlon supported actlvrtles for the promotuon of school pride In December three delegates Bull Hayes Paul Reach and Bob Julius attended the onnuol state can ventlon In Sarasota The members wulllngly ossusted the Tru Hu Y gurls with dances and thelr lonnt Home comnng float they relaxed by mokmg merry at sev erol partnes during the year sa .ruff 114 Qt 5.29 POSING FOR THE CAMERA on the audutorlum ramp are the Hn Y officers Bobby Jones, Cor Sec , Jon Stlne, Vlce Pres , Mr Nolle, Sponsor, Ross Peel er, Pres , Chuck Hoack, Sec , C A Johnson, Treas , Tommy Malcom, Sgt at Arms, and Luke McKls sock, Choplom 'S . . 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I , U - V 1 me 4' I , Q dl! ,rn wwf? it ai gglghwszr--,..,,,., as HEAR YE HEAR YE' announces the after the game dance poster these Clvltan offrcers are posting Donny Laurent Treas Bllly Voorhels Vlce Pres Jimmy Wesche Pres and Scott Strahan Sec Early In the fall of l954 the brand new .lunnor Clvltan Club began nts organization wnth a dinner dance at the Pune Hnlls Country Club for new offucers and members Theur successful actnvltues Included refnnnshnng the stage floor sellmg frult cakes ln conlunctuon wnth the sensor Cnvntan Club actung as doormen at the football games and sponsoring an after the game dance on November l2 which featured the radio personality Clyde on a Cloud After Mr Burrows resignation Mr Stuart Van Voorhees became the second semester sponsor JOH N B URROWS Sponsor C I V I T A N C L U B New Group Organnzed For Clvlc Work Row l Ernest Palmer Skipper Hooten Duck Cllnton Scott Strahan Bully Voorhels John Wakeman Steve Stanford Row 2 Bob McPhall Burton Ben son Richard Scott Phll Soule Jimmy Wesche Danny Laurent Row 3 Lawrence Lame Tony Mlgllore James Rector Davld Roquemore Hurry Gay lord Bull Robertson Mr Burrows Snonsor :pk fl f I' at MILDRED NELSON Edlf0flU' Sponsor EAGLE EYE STAFF WRITERS Ellen HIxon Kathleen Jensen Janne Parkerson Glenda Stroud Ann RegIster and MargIe Hand check the asslgnment sheet before golng out to Intervlew Important Edgewater personages EAGLE EYE Newspaper Staff Records Eagle lncldents The sound of clIckIng typewnters whIrrIng braIn cells and well managed pandemonlum whlch emItted from room l27 daIly durIng sIxth perIod were pro duced by members of the Eagle Eye staff One thousand ISSUES ot thIs wIdeIy read school newspaper wrutten entlrely by student Iournalnsts went to press twIce a month Intent upon reportmg every Important event at Edgewater WFITGFS In the GdIfOFlOl department covered sports soclety and gen eral news both on and oft the campus Meanwhlle members of the buslness statt scoured the town for advertIsements and conducted brlsk subscrIptIon cam paIgns at school Both groups galned valuable prac tIcaI expenence for possIble future careers In our nalIsm WITH NEWSPAPERS from other hIgh schools Eagle Eye reporters Carol Peterson Pam PIEYSOD Judy Hawkms Helene Alexander RIchard Knott Barbara MIXOD and James DanIels gather Ideas for the next edItIon WW. 'lifuuooe EA ay' THE EAGLE EYE EDITORS Carrre Davls Managlng Edrtor Emlly Durrance Feature Edltor Ann Lyles Feature Edltor John Clifford News Edltor Sylvla Sedlta News Editor and Tom Holt Editor rn Chief buslly prepare to meet another deadline The school year l954 l955 was marked by several Important rnnovatuons A b r a n d new modernlstlc nameplate made :ts appearance rn the flrst rssue on the top of the front page For the frrst trme rn Eagle done by a student A new system was also evolved for the yournallsm classes with the nnstructlonal class the fourth perlod and staff the fnfth and srxth perlods The thrrd annual Eagle Eye sponsored sweetheart con test rncluded a specual appearance and grft for the wrnner Enthuslastuc delegatrons attended out of town con of flve natnonal frrst places The paper claumed mem bershup an National Columbia and Florada Scholastic Press assoclatrons and Quull and Scroll THESE EAGLE EYE STAFF MEMBERS Blllle Sue Guess Beth Phllllps Eleanor Fedosl Glorla Lester Joan Harrington and Taylor Stewart sports editor are the reporters of Edaewater news MARY SHIV R Business Adv: or Eye's three-year history, almost all photography was ferences to exchange ideas and to boost their record A 117 MRS LOUISE ABKE Edrtorral Sponsor and Edrtor In Chref Leora Lawrence proudly display some brand new page layouts to Kay Johnson Busrness Manager and Mlss Frances Saunders Busmess Sponsor UDASAGIAII READY FOR DEPARTURE In Mlss Saunders Ford Davld Partlow Kay Shehyn Plckard Betty Nolle Ade laude Davls and Danny Laurent dlscuss their advertrsrng campaign Therr objective was to secure ads from busmessmen for the Odasa gra 31111 W , Annual Staff Preserves Memories of Year 2 A r E Q A Wi y y E E . .Q . i ' h. E D I TO RIA L STA F F 6 pt Spartan bold wIth 2 pts leadIng LEORA LAWRENCE SUZANNE BAILEY SALLY WILSON MARY JANE STRAIN NANCY URBAN GINGER ADAMS LYNNE ALBRECHT GINGER WOODS ROSS PEELER JON STINE ROSEMARY MARTIN BUNNY SUNDAY ADELAIDE DAVIS BUSINESS KAY JOHNSON KAY SHEHYN DANNY LAURENT DAVE PARTLOW BETTY NOLLE Edrtor In Chrel Senror Class Edrtor Jumor Class Edrtor Sophomore Class Edrtor Photography Edrtor Layout Edrtor Assrstant Layout Edrtor Grrls Sports Edrtor Boys Sports Edrtor Assrstant Boys Sports Edrtor Copy Edrtor Edltorlal Staff Member Whos Who Edrtor STAFF Busrness Manager Assrstant Busrness Manager Advertrsrng Manager Business Staff Members A Inch margIn In the gutters of all pages 75 bIlls sent out In the last maII 700 receIpts to alphabetlze before tomorrow ThIs medley of thoughts helped to addle annual staffers otherwIse stable WITS Problems such as how to pIcture and IdentIfy I2OO students In good layout form and how to approach a DFOSDCCIIVG advertIser were everyday topIcs for dIscussIon durIng sIxth per IO Challenged by the I954 MedalIst wInnIng Odosa gIah the edItorIal and busIness staffs worked frantI cally to meet those ever present deadlnnes BranchIng out from the confusIon of rooms II8 and IZO year book GCIIVIIISS Included everyone who was concerned wIth the student body of Edgewater From the fIrst vague theme Idea to the fmal bound volume the I955 Odasaguah toIled argued revIsed and loved every mInute o tl BALANCED PROPORTIONS and pleasmg arrangement of plctures, copy, NANCY URBAN shows some good and bad polnts of a photograph to and whIte space are essentIaI for any good yearbook Glnger Adams, other attentlve staffers, Rosemary Martm, Jon Stlne, Suzanne Balley, layout speclallst, QIVES a chaIk talk to Lynne Albrecht, Ross Peeler, Sally Wllson, and Mary Jane Strom, who were eager to produce a Bunny Sunday, and Gmger Woods worthy yearbook :Wx ui 3, A 1 5 4 mag Q AT EDGEWATER On the facmg page Edgewater rooters boost school spxrat before the Boone Edgewater game with a pep rally nn the gym To build up that same splrut the next sectlon IS devoted to the portrayal of all athletic actlvltles Here you can fmd scores for all games season rec ords and a clear overall pncture of sports on the campus beautiful 121 W FO0TBALL SCORE EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER EDGEWATER BOARD KISSIMMEE LAKELAND MIAMI JAX FT PIERCE HILLSBOROUGH ROGERSVILLE MAINLAND CORAL GABLES SANFORD BOONE QUARTERBACK DAN PERKINS of Edgewater makes a nice gum against the Lakeland Dread naughts The 54 Eagles opened their season wnth a splendid dnsplay of power an overwhelmnng Knsslmmee 27 7 Sharung scornng honors were Bull Howell Ross Peeler Tommy Malcolm and Lewns Grace Outstanding were Charley Baetzman Jon Stine and Raymond Conrad The Eagles nn beating Lakeland I2 7 gaaned re venge for the sound trounclng at the hands of the Dreadnaughts last year Bull Howell and Louls GVICG each scored Eagle touchdowns Edgewater invaded the raln swept Orange Bowl In Mlamn only to be stopped by Mlaml Jackson 26 O Jackson cleared the path for three touchdowns nn the second half Out standnng for Edgewater were Alderman turned back a determined group of Volunteers from Rogersvulle Tennessee 20 I4 The Eagles for the second tnme nn two weeks came from behlnd to rack up thelr fourth vuctory Hornbeck scored twnce Bull Howell Iced the game late In the fourth period wvth a score Frnday November 5 Daytona Malnlands Bucca neers held the Eagles to a 77 draw Scorlng for Edgewater was halfback Tommy Malcom Oestrucher addea the extra polnt Playrng snspnred ball the Bucs were ready for every Edgewater offensave drive Gnd l-OCKG JACK MINK or Booble IS STOPPED by Eaaawarafa Tommy Malcom ably assisted by After two straight defeats the Eagles Charles Baetzman l82l Don Spence l70l and Loule Grlce C325 upset the favored Hnllsborough Ter rlers 20 I9 Scornng In the thnrd period were Perknns and Malcolm Charlie Patrnck scored on a pass In the fourth quarter and Oestrnchers extra pount mode the difference The Red and Gray of Edgewater 27 ....,. 7 I2 ...,.. 7 0 ..... 26 6 ...,... . 7 20 ..., 'I9 20 .,... I4 7 ..,... 7 I3 .... 28 27 ....... I4 6 ....,... 6 122 EAGLE COACHES Head coach Bob Berry Backfield coach Earl Forbes Lune coach Frank Lough Asst J V coach Stuart VanVoorhees J V coach Howie Smith Top row Left to right: Raymond Conrad Bruce Nelson Charles Baetzman. Bottom row: Bob Croley Jon Stine John Stewart. 1 4,t -f Left to right Tommy Malcom Dick Bel lows Louie Grlce Bill Howell Dan Per kms Ross Peeler ltd 2 EAGLE MANAGERS left to right: Rich- ard McQuaig Skip Johnson Lynwood Dunn. Top Row Gary Clark Tommy Hagar Chuck Crlswell Lundy Patterson Bottom row Taylor Stewart Dan Ellsberry 19 -Q Left to right: Don Spence, Charles Pat- rick, Bennie White, Wade Conley, .lim Richardson, Joe Kendall. Paul Howard Roger Flemmg Ray Oestru cher Walter Hudson Lee Hornbeck Lar ry Plaugher X Dick Caslow Chuck Haack Buz Ausley Joel Alderman Bull Johnson 'Qin EAGLE CAPTAIN Dan Perklns crowns Judy George Edgewater s charmmg Home comlng Queen DURING THE 3RD QUARTER Bull Howell l30J of Edgewater outdlstances a Ft Puerce defender HOMECOMING COURT Row l Knm Klmball Pres Sr Class Judy George Queen Dan Perkins Row 2 Linda Anderson Slssy Slemons Betty Jo Mock Wlnnle Dettmer Wanda Hollingsworth Ramelle Ellis Glnger Woods Bunny Sunday Sally Coulter Row 3 Ray Tilghman John Robinson Bully Ragln Sonny Christmas Bob Conway Jerry Johns Jlm McCotter Charles Mayo Edgewater s gala homecomrng festnvntues were marred only by a heartbreaking loss at the hands of the Ft Pierce Eagles 7 6 The Red and Whlte gained consns tent yardage on the ground but most of the gains were nullnfued by penaltnes Ft Puerce scored ln the sec ond quarter on a freak play wuth a Ft Pnerce Iuneman apparently plcklng up an Edgewater fumble and going all the way Edgewater tallied IH the last quarter on a 25 yard sprint by halfback Tommy Malcom The try for the extra polnt was unsuccessful owing to a mushap nn the Eagle ballhandlung RAY OESTRICHER LEADS fullback Bull Howell through the Coral Gables secondary I l . A 0 Q ' Q into ,la lk 4 l ' 3 - l v I 5 . . . 125 The Eagles absorbed their thlrd loss at the hands ofthe Coral Gables Cavaluers the thu d ranknng team nn the state Scoring the Eagles TDs were Tommy Mal com and Lee Hornbeck on a spectacular eughty yard klckoff return Edgewater took revenge upon Sanford by topping the Celery Feds 27 l4 Hornbeek scampered for Edge waters flrst touchdown Peeler tallied In the third peruod Perkuns and Malcom also added touchdowns Standouts for the Eagles were Baetzman Malcom and Peeler Before 9 500 fans on a chllly Thanksglvlng Eve our own Eagles and the Boone Braves bitterly fought to a 6 6 deadlock The Eagles jumped Into a sux point lead In the 2nd quarter when Joe Kendall of Edge water packed up a blocked Boone punt and scurrled for the touchdown Struggling furiously from that moment on both teams showed signs of greatness only to be turned back by stern defensive play Early nn the fourth period Boone struck paydurt on a short runnung play to tue the score 6 6 Boone s try for the extra point was In vaun and the game ended an a tue UNIIIII VABSIT The Edgewater Eagles Junior Varsity had a brrl luant season thus year Playing under Coaches Howie Smith and Stuart VanVoorhees the Baby Ea g I es marched to an undefeated season ln accomplishing 23 6 Lyman 3l 26 and Lakeland 26 l4 The JV Eagles nn their last game of the year romped over the Boone J V s l8 6 In the annual cross cnty rivalry VARSITY EDGEWATER THEY wlLowooD OVIEDO APOPKA HILLSBOROUGH MAINLAND BooNE CORAL GABLES FT LAUDERDALE JAX JACKSON WINTER PARK JAX LANDON JAX JACKSON DELAND CORAL GABLES FT LAUDERDALE MAINLAND BOONE LAKELAND Row l Coach Smith Mlke Neel Jerry Johns Randy Bryan Harry Tucker Bobby Dotheraw Richard Rudlslll Bruce Barnhlll Johnny Morlatry Eugene Trlppleton Row 2 Coach Van Voorhees Richard Morgan Jlm McCotter Robert Pullerey Ray Tilghman Albert Brown Gene Sanders Clark Holloway James Lloyd Don Nickels Row 3 John Robinson Terry Browning Charles Mayo John Wakeman Duck McClain Charles Hunt J W Fallagan Leroy Gorletts Dave Shultt Don Downes 126 42 31 46 48 ' ' ' ' , 41 35 . . . . 37 49 - 40 44 ' 48 44 ' . . 35 47 ' 48 . 54 the 5-O record the J.V.s beat Ocala 34-7, Mainland gg '-AKELAND gg ' I ' I ' - - - 49 52 I ' ' 52 85 . 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PIPKEA7 f0W!NA IAVWMI AIVIVZ: HOWADD jk GIMGEIQ WOODS V CANMN VVZIMOY Ff4lA7!V!NG7'0N JUDY GEORGE YVONIVE SUIVDA V Mx 1 QAMELLE ELLIS , sfmv couzffn 44.4.06'APff MQGUFFFY M co-cavum SPONSOR Nor pfcruneo-MP5 BFAWIAAI VALDEEN CARSON BILL HAYES ROGER FLEMING BASKETBALL J V SCOREBOARD EDGEWATER TH EY WILDWOOD OVIEDO APOPKA LAKELAND DAYTONA 7 N.Qf,1 ' JON JOHNSON BOONE BISHOP MOORE WINTER PARK DELAND DAYTONA BOONE LAKELAND 5 U I JOHN WASSENAAR CHARLES BAETZMAN RAY OESTRICHER TOMMY ERICKSON JIM RICHARDSON TOMMY HAGAR 128 - - 49 53 65 33 40 24 29 41 32 1 1 72 27 45 47 29 63 27 LYMAN 59 49 APOPKA 39 34 31 25 48 36 26 29 25 L X EARL FORBES HOMER CRAIG EAGLE CENTER Charlle Baetzman number 24 closely guarded by three Boone Braves Coach Manager attempts a pass to a teammate whsle Valdeen Carson number 'll awaits the rebound BASKETBALL Row l Wendy Edwards Bobby Hudglns Kenneth Holt Walter Hudson Dale Edwards Coach Cecil Smlth Row 2 Ronnie Halverson Steve Shacoskl Wallace Johnson Jules Elllot Bob Swoszowskl 129 Kneelmg Joel Alderman Jon Stine Standing Tommy Malcom Bruce Nelson Charles Baetzman 'EMU .-: ....,.. .- rw , ,I Bennne White Armen Avdoyan Bob Rlvenbark Blll Howell Ray Oestrlcher Ross Peeler Dan Perkins Lynwood Dunn BASEBALL The Eagle baseball team a much Improved huttung and fneldung club enjoyed a very successful season With such pntchnng stars as Ray Oestrlcher and Ben me Whute the Eagle mound staff was one of the strongest In the Bug Ten The biggest dlftuculty seem TRACK On the right Joe Kendall Dan Waldrop Seoburn Sea graves Bull Hayes Jazz Jaslonowsku Phnl Steves ed to be In the batter s box but those boys too made a commendable showlng Coach Frank Lough who molded the team from seven veterans and a number of rooknes deserves a word of praise for a job well done The Eagle Thunclads completed a tune season by competung un thurteen meets Represented un held events were shot putters Baetzman Nelson and Stlne discus throwers Alderman Clockadale and Conrad hnghlumpers Nabers Howard and Palmer and Pole vaulter Malcom The Eagles were strong ln sprunts wnth Jasnonowskl and Steves whale mnddle dustances were ably handled by Waldrop and Seagraves ow l Wendy Falrnlngton Joanne Parkerson Margaret Sapp Beverly Mershon Ann Howard Mary Jane Ward Ann Hawley Jackie Parker Sue Wells Row 2 Coach Van Voorhees Mark Gluckman John Ewen Mac McJordan Lee Bettis James Ewen Calvin Graves SWIMMING Nlne graceful mermands joined the swummmg team Four male members who returned from last year s for the tnrst tame rn Edgewaters hnstory Also getting squad Vvalton McJordan Calvrn Graves and John unto the swam of thrngs was theur new coach and fnsh and James Ewen contnbuted to the success of thus mate Mr Van Voorhees amphubrous organrzatron TENNIS Heads jerkrng back and forth rackets swrnglng Dr Curry helped the tennls team wrth technrque wlldly and balls thuddmg from court to court all as they practiced on sultry courts of the Orlando brlng to mnnd a hot tennus match wnth the Eagles on Tennrs Club Two hours each day were devoted to o strenuous practice Kneeling Ken Coley, Kay Heacker Standing Roger Phllllps, Ramelle Ellls, Celle Smith, Mary Carole Childress, Jerry Shearouse, John Stewart 131 3 I e l 35 ...,, . .wfifs , X R 1 ' ' , , , , , . , ' , . . . . . . 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Ji xi E W A N. ov' Balm WB Kimi Row l Taylor Stewart Bob Jullus John Stewart Vlce Pres Franklm Ward Rlchard James Tom Key Jazz Jasronowskr Row 2 Mr Berry Sponsor Charles Patrnck Ross Peeler Bennle Whnte Bob Croley Tommy Malcolm Sec Treas Dan Perkms Pres Row3 Ray Oestrlcher Moc McJordan Val deen Carson Bobby Jones Charles Baetzman Rlchord Coram Not pnctured Bull Howell John Ewen - Ll Evndence of the brown and the muscle of thus or ganuzatuon was vusuble In every sports event un l955 Edgewater boys who had earned varsity letters com posed the membership of thus othletuc mlnded group the EClub Promoting a better understanding and GOLF In keeping with their usual wlnnmg ways for the past two years Edgewater has had a chompnonshup golf team Thus year the Eagle golfers followed the tradutlons set by thenr predecessors a sounder relatlonshlp between teacher and athlete was the mam oblectnve of thus club The actlvltles :ncluded numerous social gotherlngs and the annual club party Sponsorung thus group of potentnal sports stors was head coach Bob Berry Two matches were held wuth each school Boone Daytona Mannlond and Gaunesvulle The team also portlclpated nn the Bug Ten and State Hugh School Tournaments Ann Bermender, Nancy Urban, Glorlo Lester, Bonnie Perry, Bobby Jones, Bully Voorhels, Harold Rayburn, Frank Butterfield, Wesley Wrley, Franklm Ward 132 :Q I 1:2 we , , If 5 - ' H f ,J R '5 ' . 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R Sl' ua tm? vit is-.ff ow Rose Hawk Inez Westgate Phyllus Anthony Marlene Zelgler Bonnie Perry Jerry Shearouse Marjorle Klettner Ann Llnton Norma Jean Scott ow Ginger Woods Beverly Mershon Jean Boor Judy Llebtag Judy lms Mary Jo Johnson Velma Ellls Peggy Burkhalter Nancy Holt Joan Paul Row 3 Mmam Pam Yvonne Dalrymple Carol Cox Cavelle McDuffle Juanrta Lamb Terry Kelly Daisy Harper Arlene Dreyer Anne Howard Pat Thompson Nancylee Brennaman Wanda Hollingsworth GIRLS VARSITY CLUB The slap of running feet and the sound of balls whuzznng through the anr could be heard It you came near the gym dunng one of the excltung basketball un two consecutive sports spent one weekend unutuat Ing thelr new members wnth the proper ceremonies With the help of theur sponsor Mass Helen Evans matches played by temmlne cogers members ot the Girls Varsity Club These gurls who showed superior obuluty IH the fueld of sports and who earned o total of 35 ponnts these sports enthusiasts kept themselves an good shape through participation IH volleyball soccer badmunton ond other phases of sports the THE TWO ABOVE PICTURES depict effectively the notorious lnltlatnon of the Glrls' Varslty Club ln the photo at the rrght the chaperones look on with amusement 133 'W CAVELLE McDUFFlE NANCY HOLT and JUDY CHASTAIN show their prowess In passing the footballs used for playlng hall a QV DEMONSTRATING THE NEWEST grtterbug steps taught ln gym class are Steve Kent wrth partner Phyllis Wise and John McKnlght with Sissy Slemons GIRLS SPIIBTS MARJORIE KLETTNER and BONNIE PERRY qdmmngly watch Carol Cox READY TO SEND that volleyball flying back over the net are these players and Patty Blndel go through their gymnastic paces of Edgewaters newest sport co ed volleyball 134 PAT THOMPSON YVONNE DALRYMPLE JEAN BOOR and an unudentufued player leap hugh unto the cuur to retrueve a rebound When most people thunk of hugh school athletucs they consuder male partucupatuon only But here at Edgewater ut has been proven that the female he men are an up and comung part of our sports puc ture To open the undoor schedule gurls un varuously styled and colored outfuts could be seen laboruously knockung themselves out tryung to perfect skull at vol leyball Thus practuce consusted of playung patty cake wuth an overgrown golf ball un order to keep ut on the opponents sude of the net No sooner was thus feat accomplushed than the courts were used for basket ball These gurls personufued the expressuon speed thrulls actuan as they charged down the courts to outmaneuver theur opponents TERRY KELLY wuuts alertly wluule Beverly Mershon and lnez Westgate volley the ball back on her sude Knockung a powder puff over a net wuth a munuature tennus racket may not seem luke hard work but act ually ut entauled many hours of traunung and effort But thus game called badmunton was fun as well as educatuonal or so these gurls seemed to thunk New to Edgewater but old to many of you teen agers was the unutuatuon of a new phase of physucal educatuon un the form of uutterbuggung Football us here to stay' Our female athletes played theur own brand called hall ball Thus consusted mostly of passung and receuvung a football because kuckung and tacklung were ullegal New sports luke thus as well as many of the older games helped to round out Edgewater s excellent gurls sports program JERRY SHEAROUSE s nds the puffbcull saulung back across the net to the wuurung rac quet of Arlene Dreyer f 1 1 . , - . ,, . . . . - I ' ,, , . . . 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ORANGE PATTERSON PERFECTION CLEANERS zoos N ORANGE AVENUE HERMAN'S LOAN OFFICE LUGGAGE 81 JEWELRY STORE Establlshed l92l 27 W CHURCH STREET PHONE 8048 B . - . - 5 L- 1 A. u u I C R I S . . E. COLONIAL AT MILLS - - - - - I . I 4 ERE NEAR YOU WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 20'I'I Edgewater Dr 'I050 Kuhl Ave 634 N Mllls 229 N Orange Blossom Trall 851 S Orlando Ave Winter Park THE FINEST IN TELEVISION ASSOCIATED RADIO 81 TELEVISION INC NO ho 5 DUCKWORTH S GARAGE 2004 EDGEWATER DRIVE PHONE 3 2601 COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING PHONE 2 I540 THE FAMILY SHOE STORE COLONIALTOWN 638 N Mus sr eet oRLANDo FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE THEATRES BEACHAM RIALTO 145 T H I S A . . ., I I 0 OrIando's Oldest, Largest TV Dealer I43 . range Telep ne -I56I . i r - ALBERT UG STO PERSONALIZED PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE 2 2481 Edgewater Drrve at Prmceton ORLANDO COLLEGE PARK NATIONAL BANK AT ORLANDO 2315 Edgewater Drlve Phone 2 I606 COLONIALTOWN SERVICE STORE YOUR GOODYEAR DEALER HALLS BARBER SHOP SHOE SHINE SERVICE AIR CONDITIONED 4 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU OIL 'ICIP' HOWARD OPTICAL CO E A HOWARD Mezz Floor Metcalf Bulldung Phone 3 I352 ORLANDO FLORIDA BISHOP OFFICE EQUIPMENT INC 37 EAST ROBINSON Everything for the Office R T OVERSTREET REALTOR 63 EAST PINE STREET PHONE 5 2645 BERT VOORHEES GULF SERVICE EDGEWATER 81 SMITH FINEST SERVICE IN TOWN 1 D R R E 4 0 0 O era MILLS STREET Q, 64 , . ighm' ' 5 6341 WE sewn Z 9 ff COOKING WATER HEATING HEATING REFRIGERATION CLOTHES DRYING No other fuel gives you the completely dependable satisfaction of Gas SAFE SURE ECONOMICAL Souru -HTLHFITIC COmP'nnY X Orlando Winter Park CARLISLE HUGHES SPORTING GOODS PHONE 5 6655 616 N Orange Avenue ORLANDO FLORIDA FALKNER INC HEATING AIR CONDITIONING AND ROOFING CONTRACTORS 1620 CHICAGO STREET PHONE 3 8531 Ask Your Ne ghbor R N DRAPERY AND FLOOR COVERINGS 2008 NORTH ORANGE AVENUE AMHERST SUNDRY STORE 322 w COLONIAL DRIVE PHONE 9288 HUPPEL 443 447 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE ORLANDO FLORIDA SKENE S FLOWERS 1030 NORTH ORANGE AVENUE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 9611 147 ,Q x ll ' ww- 'Lx ' 1 51' , X f! ' S -L g f , T O 65115 , B A E s AL , INC. ' E231 I . 1.1 CENTE ' lsr. rsso ORLANDO'S OLDEST DEALER ORANGE BUICK COMPANY 330 N. Orange Avenue Telephone 2-0763 ORLANDO, FLORIDA STERCHI BROS STORES Inc 440 446 N ORANGE AVENUE ORLANDO FLORIDA ANGEBILT PHARMACY FRIENDLY PRESCRIPTIONS SERVICE AT ALL HOURS FREE DELIV Y If Its ln Our Lme Its Hundred to One We Have N ORANGE AVE PH 9831 SpeClGllZlng CHIC JUNIOR FASHIONS HEARTOFFASHION rn he HEARTQF FLA 131 North Orange ACME GARLAND CLEANERS Clean Clothes Craftsmen 600 NORTH GARLAND STREET PHONE 2 3135 EBSEN SCHOOL OF DANCING Established 1921 Classes rn BALLET TAP ACROBATICS AND BALLROOM 9 SOUTH HYER STREET PHONE 3 2313 E .JZ-1 ,, 741-Jj.,:-51 .. G-'cg Im BOTTLES I' I 148 - ER I ll I ' I a , lf. 27 . . . 0 9 ' I . 5115- I II i .. A . ally X .1 JI -IZA- -f I If ,wa ,T7fi7',4. ...A II ml' i IN O r f A 2 R SL-xi rx ql oo ,Q 'WD There's a world of good thlngs waltlng for you X with a good job Goo G Rmse gumn Drop nn and mop out your fufure wsfh our Personnel Consultant It ll be cu good one at Florida Fashnons at Florlda F ashlons X 000 W Q go ve QB X KN N QQNAXNS vx S YN vo 0 Floruda Faslnons, Inc 4501 Eos! Colomol Dnve Orlando Florndo 149 X .K l M , 4 'J lll Q Q' X We . 9 'R 0 I 0 o .0 K 0. 0 Q. . 'L' X ' I - f 1 . I I ,A A f , I , vw M ce 1 ' ' I V , A! ' awww I x x. if is NX' ll les QX 99? ' 'vw 5589 tl' KX. QS Q Q C FOUNTAIN o COSMETICS ' TOYS PRESCRIPTIONS o DRUGS Delivered Promptly WALTON S REXALL DRUGS The Store That Apprecrates Your Business PHONE 7466 2220 Edgewater Drive Orlando Fla AIR CONDITIONED ORLANDO TOY CENTER 29 E Pine Street Phone 5 7474 ALL YEAR ROUND TOY AND HOBBY SHOP Power Boats and Motors Planes and Motors Radio Control Boats and Planes All Types of Power Models Avdoyan Rug 81 Linoleum Co Linoleum 0 Carpeting 0 Formica Congoleum 0 Broad Felt 0 Wall Tile Rubber Tile 0 Metal Trims 0 Door Mats Vln Tile 0 Rug Pads 0 Binding College Parks Complete Floor Coverers 2501 EDGEWATER DRIVE PHONE 2 I2I5 CALL 5 6641 when you need an Ambulance Radio dispatched Oxygen equipped A Complete and Dependable Service 310911 'n Orlando Fla COLONIAL STATE B A N K EAST COLONIAL DRIVE Just East of Mills Street Offers COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION EMRICH S COLONIAL PHARMACY Your Colonlaltown Rexall Drugstore YOUR DOCTOR IS OUR REFERENCE IIOI EAST COLONIAL DRIVE PHONE 5 4588 1 .YI . . . 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I Barley Motor Equlpment Company Wood Working 81 Metal Working Power Tools 78 N Garland Phone 2 8136 ff? sx Porch and Patio Furniture Venetian Blinds Manufactured ot Edgewater 1802 Edgewater Dr 2 0455 CENTRAL FLORIDA MOTORS CO LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER SINCE 1940 100 W Jefferson Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUA TES From The C PENN 37 W Church Street ORLANDO FLORIDA LAWTON'S JEWELERS ORLANDO BUILDERS SUPPLY 1510 N Mills ZITT'S SHOE REPAIR 31 East Central Avenue ORLANDO, FLA BEN THE TAILOR Tuxfoo RENTAL 31 E Central Avenue I F 1 .. 4 ' - A 1 A f A 'T' 1 T B I muu ,V ,V W f WMMEWWJL 4' 'Sb www? . 1 S . . O J. . EY CO. ' I 152 E fl f+'5ifCi?E lr I gt Watch P if your do Iars K an Q' grow X f fair h 1 6-jf, , gr., --L--J F 'Jyyrt lr Iff64Q0i f5' f iv 51 -I +263 rl X 35 Q-I f E? Ali... 1-I-f-A was If SYSTEMATIC SAVING Central Flo,,daS wrll produce satrsfymg results OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW Quahty and The Bank of Courteous Service F s ' 5'0'e Crtrzens Natlonal Bank smce 1883 OF ORLANDO 250 North Orange Avenue Member Fede al Depos t Insurance Corpo cxtxo Ea h Deposxtor In ed up to S10 000 PAUL L DIXON GENERAL ELECTRIC a Msconmr Refrrgerators Ranges Freezers Washers 81 Dryers 2419 Edgewater Dr Phone 5 5575 G R A Y I S J E W E L R Y Everythrng That's Frne rn the Musrc Lrne S O U T H E R N 2003 Edgewater Drrve ORLANDO FLORIDA M u S i C ' Phone 8671 Phone 2 5378 PAUL'S CLEANING SERVICE C J. B A L LIE T DRY CLEANING LAUNDERING PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES I3l0 Edgewater Drrve 717 E057 Wash '9t0 ORLANDO, FLORIDA 153 ,A Af' '21, ,fe f'63-gyms! 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BANKS WM 452 AT ORLANDO NFf'f3'5Wf- 26- .zgzilamamoadd 04h!!b x'1Ej 154 ,V K , -tx ,535 .X A 1 ' x x x x L I I 1 i Q Q x X tl-I -I if it If s t X S X X X X A, :V 7 .5 s X Q X X t t S 5 g S X N x X , if 2 Fl L - X Q DE an IANCE - N S ' ,Q 2 N r I l Q N S , X 1 if - if , E Q - 5 - l.. ' 2 , .- t -- ,1 F Q ix - - - 1 4' lx , 1- ,.. fif - ., ..-r 'js X, I I , 1 I -9 L i I A:,-.-ve,-,A-'.'.A.-.'-'-'-'-A- ,' E-'v-.2-v-,Av-.-z'.A.A-.'.J.-.zzzs-'-'.'v'.'.'.-v-.-v-:L-,-,S,A - , Valentrne festrvrtres at Edgewater were enlrvened by the selectron of Sweet- heart of Edgewater Margaret Mc- Guffey On February ll the students assembled to vrew the 34 beauteous grrls chosen from the various homerooms to partrclpate rn this annual contest spon- sored by Eagle Eye staff. Marqaret was presented wrth an engraved silver brace- let and appeared on TV rn the local newspapers and on the front page of the school newspaper PIANOS ORC-ANS MUSIC COOPER S MUSIC STORE 20'l Magnolia Avenue Phone 5 0505 RECORDS and TELEVISION 20 W Church Street Phone 5 5784 - - II ll I I . 1 I 155 ORLANDO FLA SANFORD FLA ITS SMART TO SAVE WITH Ph 23261 Ph 174 B E PURCELL COMPANY Q in avg lla! cLorH1NG FURNITURE We Clothe the Family We Furnish the Home S OCIATION Vlslt Our Western Department 117 South Court Street Outflts ORLANDO FLORIDA For Square Dance BELTZ BEATTY INC ORLANDO PHOTO SUPPLY STUDEBAKER Everyth g Photog aph c 234W Ce tal 128W Ce tal PHONE 3 8711 TEAGUE FURNITURE CO INC ARDELLES TOT TEEN SHOP 241 W Chu ch 2409 Edge ate D e Your C ed t ls Good T ade Wth Us ORLANDO FLORIDA Representative of Edgewaters Southern gallantry was Ross Peeler E H S Beau of the Year In February one candidate was chosen from each homeroom to par ticipate in this contest sponsored by the Odasagiah staff. From 33 nominees, the final winner was chosen. Ross, selected for his leadership, friendliness, and school spirit, was presented to the entire student body in the Odasagiah assembly on May 18 I , . , . ,Li S + 1 ., 'EW-A .gif-1: o a , W- U e ,F I - ,u,gp ',. 7 - - fig. .X Rial! 5 '4'f?' - wr A '- - Vu . I 5,2 , 6 - vfwf. I - 'f'1'x ? I ' , , 1- ' J 55 ,I .,- ' 1 - I . in r i . I1 Y . I1 I' ., . I . r , VI f fIV r i - r i . I ' I ll , . . . Il ' . The frrst beauty queen chosen at Edge water rn the 1954 l955 school year was Wanda Hollingsworth sweetheart of the Future Farmers of America The con testants for this title entered by the different E H S organizations appeared first rn an assembly then In an evening tual wrnner was chosen by local radio announcers In recognition of her beauty and talent Wanda was presented with an F F A jacket 0DASAGlAlI S CAMERA EYES I WAS FRAMED' IS the cry of these three rapher Nancy Urban photography edrtor the key persons IH charge of the l955 Odasa and Alan Anderson mdlvldual photographer grah photography This sltuatron rs certarnly as they were accustomed to being on the a change for Orlll Fontaine group photog other end of the camera I I . . . , . . I . . program on November l6 when the ac- : , ' 1 1 I Memories, Luke Tlcket Stubs, Are All That Remam of Your School Days Performance ,Mig rmde.. 158 ith the graduation of the seniors the curtain descends on the Edgewater High School drama of l955. The actors have taken their final bows, the applause has died down, the musicians have packed up their instruments and departed. The audience begins to make its way toward the exits, chatting gaily, com- menting on the quality of the performance, and mak- ing the necessary farewells. Tomorrow you, who are the spectators and the players, will be scattered, but your Odasagiah ticket stub will always remind you of the highlights of 1955. 159 INDEX FOREWORD 8. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION OPENING SECTION FACULTY SENIORS Who s Who JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES Student Councrl Honor Soclety Torch Sacnety Gregg Wnters uull and Scroll Key Club Pan Amerlcan Club French Club Art Club Latln Club National Forensrc League Radlo Club Thesplans Spotlnght Seekers Choral Socnety Band Eaglettes Pep Club Majorettes and J V Cheerleaders Future Farmers of Amerlca Future Teachers of America Red Cross Drverslfred Co operatrve Tralnrng Lrbrary Councnl Ofhce Glrls Deans Assrstants Safety Council Trl Hr Y Jr Trl HI Y HI Y Clvltan Eagle Eye Odasagrah ATHLETICS Football Homecommg J V Football Cheerleaders Basketball J V Basketball Baseball Track Swlmmlng Tennis E Club Golf Glrls Varslty Club Grrls Sports ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHERS ENDING 160 1019 2251 52 55 56 69 70 79 82 83 94 97 98 99 100 101 104105 1 116117 118119 122124 2 128129 2 2 134135 136156 158159 A ' ...............,....... 84 ' ....................... 85 ' .....,................. 86 Q ' ...................... 86 - ' .................,.. 88 ' ........................ 89 ' ' ................ . 90 ' ..................,..... 91 ' ...................,..... 92 ' ..................... 93 ' . . ............. 103 ' ................ 106 ' - ' ' ' ............ . .107 Assembly Council ..................... 108 ' ' ..........,...,....... 109 ' ' ........................ 110 ' ' ..................... 111 ' ...................... 111 '- '- ......................... 112- 13 . '- '- ........................ 113 '- ........................... 114 ' ' .......................... 115 ' ....................... 125 . . ....................... 1 6 . . ....,................. 129 ' ' ........................ 131 ' .......................... 131 - .......................... 13 ' ' ' .......,......,...... 133 S of . ' Ho oh.: .Q U G- Il ' J c Original layouts, distinctive typography and G sparkling reproduction that give your annual the luxurious appearance impossible to obtain g by standard layout, mass-production methods. . - ' owen, dgonj ffgounj, Jvc. . 110 TRINITY PLACE oEcATuR,GEoRGlA g