Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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X' 42,51- all ly i Q43 z 5 at A. . , Mr. Dietz, Mrs. Brooks, and Mr. Bryant look on -- i....5. y Mr. Kieffner trumpets away as he announces the saving of a banned library book by Mrs. Odom and Miss Branch, while Miss Campbell and Mr. Sincic record the scene for posterity. f Hwiif fp L X? i .- f 5 1 9 - 4 A 4,4 J' ,A L ,aff jr, 5 fr J- qi Wim rx' me ,, 14 I '-'ef !,x F5 K 'N x Y Julia Brooks-A. B., M. S .... Wesley'an College, Spanish, Pan American Club. Ronald Bryant-A. B., M. A .... Wofford College, Spanish, Jr. Civitan Club. ,lane Crow-B. A. . . . Central Teachers, Latin, Latin Club. John DietziB. A., M. A .... University of Pitts- burgh, Spanish, French, and German. Marie Branch-A. B., B, S., L. S .... Syracuse University, Librarian, Reading, Library Coun- cil. Joan Campbell-B. A. E .... University of Florida, Art, Beautification.. Fair Exhibits. Art Club. Delbert Kieffner-B. S., M. A. . . . Indiana State Teachers College, Band, Lunch Duty. Kathleen Odom--A. B., B. S .... Missouri Valley College, Librarian, Voca- tional Cuidance, Bulletin Boards. Edward Sincic-B. S. E .... University of Florida, Graphic Arts, Safety Council. Marie Cooper- B. A .... Florida State University, Spanish. Latin, Assemblies. Estelle Thomas-M. M. . . . North-Western University, Vocal Music, Choral Society, Stage Crew, Sprechen Sie Deutch? One of the odd phrases which crept into conver- sation and discussion was introduced by the new German class. The influence of this and the other language courses spread throughout Edgewater in the form of foreign quotations and general knowledge of the people and customs of other countries. The art department, too, won a name for itself. The branches worked to- gether on musical productions and re- sults werc outstanding. The original sets complemented beautifully the col- orful costumes and the lovely music. ARTS A D LANGUAGE S ADD BEA TY AND C LT RE During all assembly Pl'0gl'am, Mrs. Cooper Painting on such a large scale is a difficult job, but under the guidance of Miss Campbell, consults the cue sheet to find the proper time Marion 0'Rork will finish her picture in plenty of time for the scenery for a school play. for Mrs. Thomas to pull the light switch 7-...J --X-Q. A if!

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' - 2 'A' f I 71. m M - 2 '..,, To lllustrate a point made ln a recent Revolutionary War dlscusslon Mr Johnson ln dlcates a posltlon on map while Mr Cinnamon Mr DeVane, and Mr Bradlev watch Harry Bradley-B. S. Ed., M. Ed .... Penn. Teachers College, Social Studies, Hi-Y. James Cinnamon- Eastern Kentucky, llistory, Basketball. Leroy Dc- Vant+-li. S., M. A .... Peabody College, Social Studies, Text books. john Johnson-A. B .... East- ern State College, Social Studies Materials Chairman, Wheel Club. Frank Lough-B. S. P. E., M. E .... West Virginia University, Social Studies, Football, Baseball. Frank Singletary-ll. S ,... Stetson, Social Studies, Football, Tennis. Emily Baldridge-A. B., WI. S .... Florida State University, llistory, Ass't Sophomore Adviser Margaret Brewton--A B M A University of Florida Lhalrman Social Studies Francis Flupatrlck A B M A Stetson Um urltw Sociology junior Class Sponsor Raymond Jackson B A Ohio State University, Social Studies Sam Porter B S M Ed Texas A 81 M Soc1alStud1es Civil Defense Dewey Stallard B A M A Tenn Teachers College Social Studies Track JV Football Basketball HISTORY EXPLAI D A CIE T T0 ODER TIMES 6'The Robe, Plymouth Adventure, and Norh west Passage were a few of the movies which added to the enjoyment of the social studies classes this year This department ranges ln subject from cave II and the World his men and ancient Greece to World War cause and effect of man s social behavior tory, U S history, problems of American democracy, Cusually known as P A D D, psychology and 800101 ogy are the courses which go to make up this interest mg section To make it even more interesting, themes, projects, reports, and sk1ts of all sorts were assigned by the ever helpful teachers Many a student galned temporary fame as Caesar or Napoleon, and many a night was spent ln frantic study Coach Slngletarv and Coach Lough reviewing the team on some very lm portant plays to be used that night Mrs Baldrldge shows the Parthenon a students excellent project, to Mr Jackson Mr Fitzpatrick, Mr Stal lard Miss Brewton and Mr Porter 23 vi E 'fy - . . . . ' - -a N . H . , B. . . 5 . - K .Q A ' ' Q- . t, . . 1 . . tl J .- 'r s' j, ,' y, ' . ' . ,' V 5 f ' 5. S - . ., . ., Q . ., Z 32 . . 9 . . . v .Y 1 U W , V - . . . - . . ' 9 ' -A9 j s v ' ' . . ' . ' . v , . . . - 1 3 ' as as L as I - V V ,, . . , V I 0 i D X V I - V . V , 37 , . . .ex - 4 , . , . . n - I ' ' , , , . . , I 0 44 I .I 'l I I l 1 V' , u 0 0 . ' I I' I I I ' ' P . . . . . h i V I I Si if 1 i l ', 5' . ' o . . . . . V V , V , wEg1!..1T Si' f 54 KS ! f V , ,N . .,,, . ,, The afternoon before the ame finds 1 S? 1' fi-'u. -v'- ., - X . Q, lv , . ' ' J 5 f f, , ug, 1 I V T., -4 ' - ' ' V 'lin-A . l ii' . , it N , YQ 'ffm - ,,.. at , if ian Tun V 'I ' .V ' xi' SM' .W-... -- W . , '- - fl r N If , 1. ' v , - A L N R H 1 . 9 - ' f , . . ' i' . ., . a 9 ' '

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Physical education played a vital part in the life of the students. Gym teachers had to see that all the stu- dents learned teamwork and correct procedure of play. Physical fitness, knowledge, and aptness of the student depended on their valuable teachings. Correct turns, proper hand motions, and courtesy on the road were drilled upon each day in the driver's training class. Before being passed, students had to go through many rigid tests and a tough training period far more com- plex than teenage road-e-os. Charlestons, a roaring twenties' fash- ion show and barber shop quartets were revived in the teachers' humorous Faculty Fiasco . A musical devil and an angelic choir were also on the scene. This show proved the unusual versatility of our faculty. 66 f-1 ' ' - N , . . When the hula hooping craze swept the nation, the faculty was not immune, as Miss Mack, Coach Spoone, and Miss Rilca demonstrate while Coach Berry looks on in dignified silence. DEXTERITY HIGHLIGHTS CLASSES A D MFIA CO Robert Berry--M. E. D .... University of Florida, Physi- cal Education, Athletic Director, Disaster Chairman, E Club. Mary Mack-B. S. M. P. H .... University of Missouri, Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Majorettes. Rose Rilea-B. S .... Florida State University, Physical Education, Girls Varsity Club, JV Cheerleaders. William Spoone-B. S .... University of Tennessee, Physical Education, Football, Golf. James Hinson-B, S., E. M. E. D .... University of Florida, Driver Training, Traffic Control. Harold Lomax--B. A .... Pennsylvania State ' College, Driver Training, Traffic Control. Memories of the gay twenties are brought to life in a Charleston danced by Miss Rilea, Miss Mack, Miss Hayward, Miss Stokes, Miss Sells, Miss Campbell, Miss Cordon, Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Thomas. Phyllis Hughes is confused as Mr. Hinson advises, Turn a little right, and Mr. Lomax calls, No, you need to come to the left.', FW ummm' , aff M