Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Shake, rattle, and roll, fighting Eagles. Yes, the deafening roar ofthe enthusiastic Eagle rooters thunder loudly across the spacious gridiron. Edge- water has a strong reputation for backing her gal- lant teams to the hilt. Follow the team. lt is a tradition that Eagle backers pack up at least once a year to travel with her football team into alien territory. . As the year rolls on, basketball, track, and base- ball take over the limelight, but important too are the wild minor sport games fought daily in the rough and tumble gym classes. The world of sports belongs to the whole student body. Everyone from the puniest sophomore girl with nothing but spirit, to the hefty senior fullback on the football squad is an important part of sports at Edgewater. Q M. -an f .,.ss