Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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The girls who work for Miss Thomas as her assistants are Row 1: Anita Hatcher, Jane W'ooddell, Lucia Kennedy, Charlotte Buchan, Frances ,Iohnsong Row 2: Sue Murray, Ann Johns, Jamie Bostick, Brenda Sandersg Row 3: Judy Hayes, Judy DuBois, Faye Lafler, Dana Pharr, Patti Browning. Miss Thomas takes a brief moment to rest from her tremendous task of recording daily attendance reports. 6 -,Xs E THUSIASTIC DEANS AND ADVISERS AIDED BY Serving as assistants to the class advisers are Diane Bivins, Betsy Park, Molly Starling, Emily McCoy, Ceret DuBois, Lorene Taylor, Kay Weiss, Jeff Burnett, Margie Smith. 1 - Our helpful class advisers, Miss Gordon, Miss Mont- l gomery, Miss Evans, and Mrs. Baldridge glance over a few of the catalogs found in our College Center. fd I 16 w

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Mrs. Brumbaugh's and Mrs. Harrison's assistants are First Row: Marjie 0'Neall, Patricia Boxall, Beckey Barnes, Michele Hardy, Joy Woods, Second Row: Mrs. Brumbaugh, Beverly Boone, Karen Burkhart, Suzanne Powell, Nancy Cole, Janet Burkhart, ,lane Rose, Mrs. Harrison. QD While Mrs. Harrison puts away the cash box, Mrs. Brumbaugh finishes recording the day's income. ASSISTED BY THEIR EF FICIE T OFFICE ORKERS The front office workers were a tremendous asset to Miss Pat Chapman, secretary, this year, Row 1 : Myra Sightler, Carowin Wright, Miss Chapman, Sandra Mclntire, Nancy MacNamerag Row 2: Bonny Block, Jackie Sharr, Suzann Butler, Gloria Greenland, Susan Mathews, Sally Cray, Arleen Stone. Miss Chapman jots down some notes concern ing one of many calls she answers each day. I '- l wus :'uAI'i!.xN E PW '

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Miss Lorena Thomas, the Dean of girls, will always be remembered for her kind anel un- derstanding ways. She was available for ad- vice on both social and personal prolnlems. The namesake of the senior Tri-Hi-Y gladly held conferences with students and parents alike. Keeping daily attendance records on every student took a great deal of attention. Mr. Fleming, the Dean of lnoys, served E.H.S. for the fourth year. He did a splen- did joh of keeping track of over 900 boys. His advice and friendship proved helpful to many who gladly accepted care in the clinic. Another of his duties was handling the test- ing program, and recording the necessary in- formation for the proper parties. Miss Cordon, the Junior Class Adviser, and Miss Montgomery and Mrs. Baldridge, the sophomore class aelvisers, spent many hours consulting with the students and making out schedules. Miss Evans, taking time out from her gym classes, used two periods a day for conferring with the seniors. The class ad- visers proved to he a helpful asset to the students of Edgewater High School. HELPFUL WORKERS SKILLF LLY SERVE TUDENTS Mr. Fleming's absence presents no problem for his eflie le nt as I llnts Mtlmg lxnnlnll Mileenn Ned llarr lrlsellla Doyle Bettv l'ldllklll'l liuek iiarnhart, Ann Pharr, john l.ofton, Betsy Ellis, Roger llolllr Dottie Sanlfold Sffllllllllg Vllke lllrrlnger Ro emarw leroper Sally lil Inger , we-'vw C? 1 'V eg A'