Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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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

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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

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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