Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Herman was his name. At least that's what the biology classes of '57 called that squirmy skeleton in the closet. He represented the most complex and most interesting of the biology topics-the human body. A little bit about a lot of things was learned by the senior science boys. ln contrast the physics classes lelrned llot about the basic principles of m xtter and energy Practical know ledge and discussion of every thing from simple mtchxnes to modern cl ly Sputniks was a feature of these active classes That horrible mell w asn t from an esc tped skunk It was yust a chemistry class letting, off the steaming, fumes from th tt unsuccessful experiment lhls class eemed to be filled with test tube microscopes slides ind all kinds of obiects most sophomores tumors ind seniors would become lcquunted with at one time or another Eyery one entered a science course with 1 feeling of confusion but gradually left these studies with the earth and its inhabitants neatly filed in their respective scientific slots TEACHERS if Mr John Burrows comforts Herman as Carol Baxter points out his carples for Keith Shearlock who doesn t seem to like the idea of getting chummy with a skeleton GUIDESTUDENTS I' DXVIN ALLABOLGH A B Biology Sci ence lxey Club l was a letras oil man JOHN Parking and rl raflic Control lNo kidding? BILL C RIFFI I'H B S Biology Science Physical Education Coach Be quiet' EMILY JOBE B S IA Biology I'uture Nurses Being ridiculous is sublime LYLE LOWRY A B Chemistry Photographer s Club l' E A Rep I just aint that way JOHN PER 'XIAR A B Biology Visual Aids Electronics Okay lets get quiet now FRED SPROlJSE B S E Physics Algebra 2 Chairman Science Rifle Club This ls a hard test MARY VLSTAL- B A 'XI A Biology Chairman Biology Health Coordinator Get quiet before the bell rings AY WISHAU B S XI A Chemistry B1 Phv Chem Alright 21 2 1 1 1 1' f 2 1 ,. .i 1 ' st v y 'S 1 ::' -- 1 ' . 1 1 1 f : 2 ' 5 1 ' 5 '1 f 1 1' 1 i 1 . 1' . w Q , Q V Q 1 S 1 1 . 1 1 . '1 Q V- f 1 ' if v' ' 1 If i 7 1' 1 I 7 . 1 1 . 1' 1 f S ' IS , . . ' 1 ff s ' Q s, ' ' :, 5 5, I Z f I ' .S f f ci, V f, 2 f I 1' ' ' 1 ' I U i 1 1 . 1 -1 K L, 1' . K. 1' Z ' Y 5' , f 1 j : 5 ' I . I I I ss 1 -Y - . 11 n - ' . , 1' . . 1 , . ,C , -' gli V, Q , 1 . I W 1 1 i . Y Y 1 '1- x , I . . - . . . . . -, 2 . MVS, I Q 3 r V s 4, ' Q 1 1 X . ,, 1 Q fYf'5f . 1 Y - - 1 - I , , , BURROWS-B.S. lVI.S. hI.Ed. . . . Blolo fy' at li. ?1,u26t,,.v v v , v -5 I - I 1 1 1 at 7 ' - r u 1 f 1 . . . b V I - . . . . . , , fi ' h I 4 ' ' 1 ai ' tv f Q , 1 . 1 ' V V. i N . 7 , T i W ,, . A . ., . . . . . i , . . -V . .X Q . Q . ,, 'ij' ' . .Q ,i , . H A ' A - , 1 , . . . . t ' 1 - 1 - 1 V H I, . 1 U . L 1 f T . ., .wi 1 I . V .1 . 5 . ' H Q0 A , I . . . , , 1 , ,S r . Yu,y 7 u n c VV . 1 . 'H' , , , JW Q 1 11 -i - Q H ' 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 ' it 'A i f 'V f, z, 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' j . ., 1 . . 1 . . , 1 , Q :gg . I ,, . . ,, J M i 1 - ' j - 1 1 . ' . A T . 1, 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 ' , 1 w 11 - I rv Q' ,4 f 4 t

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Always concerned wlth her students welfare, NIISS Nlr Hovxard Flemmg has a finger ln exery ple that concerns Lorena Thomas checksl lndal mton s temperature Fdgewater, her students, and her actnmes VARIED DUTIES INVOLVE FACULTY 'F As Sarah LeVIaster reloads the Gestetner wxth paste mk Barbara Drummond prepares to lnsert that fatal exam 7b V 2, gi 'I It f 'vs X' , : W 5.4. I :X A A at - ,xx A .- J if ' ,4fU ,Q,. 'fg ' My ' 1 -1. . YZ K 5 3593 ,sr , L- , Vflsiff - ,ff I J sy Z-if ,' ' - ' ' 1 V f . 3 4 I . , g w 2 , -3 - A 4 I .. , U I ' T WW-Y V A 1, E' 'RL A do 5, . A I 4 ' , ' 1 5- 53 -5 in f ' ' ' Cf: I i W ' W, ..-.ii ' . 'if' , ' X My 1 4 , V ,M -s . ' 52 Q Y Y ' , ' v . - ' y 1 . 1 n 1 J xi l 4 s - 1 a K X . wa' , t ' ' 'A T X I s - 9 . L 0

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Damtily nibbling the delicious bar-b-que chicken at the P. T. A. picnic are Miss Bernice Waldron, Miss .Ioan Campbell, Miss Vincent Evans, Miss Mary Mack. and Miss Peggy Sells. jEANNE'li'l'E ADAXIS-li.A .... English, So- cial Studies, I..'l'. 'liri-Hi-Y. All my kids are fail- ing their tests. IXIARY LOUISE DANIELS- L.L.I5., lNl.A .... English, Courtesy Committee, Assistant Junior Class Sponsor. The only way you learn to write is hy writing. Now write! AGN ES EZZARD-A.l5 .... English, Sophomore Class Sponsor. You mustn't tell the ending of a story. IRAS FARLEY-A.II .... English, Social Studies, Eagle Eye. Don't look at me, I didn't do it. MARY GORDON -A.IZ .... English, Junior Class Advisor. I eat nails for hreakfast and spit them out at my students all day. EKIILY KIXI- REY-A.I3., XI.Ed .... English, 'liorch Society, Fire Drills, Honor Roll. lf we can ever get hack to English. HESS KNOVVLES-B.A .... Speech, Radio-'l'.Y. Ruhlicity, N.l'l.l,. He who tooteth not his own horn, will not get it hlowedf' ICDDITH IVIONTGOIXIERY-A.Il., O.S.C.VV., lXI.Ed. . . . English, Sophomore Class Advisor. Does anyone else have anything to add? NIILIJRIQD NEI,- SON-A.ll., lIl.A .... English, ljuhlicity, Courtesy Committee. mlihis is a college course. PEGGY SELLS-A.lI .... English, Drama, Spotlight Seek- ers, 'l'hespians, 'llhinkl 'lihinkll 'lihinklllu EL'- GENIE STINE-l3.A.E .... English, Reading, Assistant Sophomore Sponsor. I hope there's enough food to go around. HELEN TORRANCIC- l3.A., KLA .... English, Chairman English Dept., I-lonor Society, Vocational Guidance Committee. 'iVVhat's the answer anyway ? Our resourceful English department used varied methods to make learning interesting, such as discus- sions. panels, lectures, and speakers. 'lihemes and special projects were required to cajole us into using the skills of research. Xlovies added a personal touch to the lives of authors. Ivanhoe, The Red Badge of Courage, and The Egyptian kept the hooks of the same names off of the library shelves for many weeks. 'llhrough creative writing, we learned to analyze and appreciate an author's style and skill as well as to criticize and improve our own. Our Eng- lish teachers sent us on our way, as the year closed, well-rounded in grammar, literature, and COIN- position. ryv.-'f--effrfffar we ., .L I AV, . ,y ly NJ 1 I I