Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

Page 30 text:

nf 1 if wifes g u Y gf 15,6 , , I I 'y 39. ' qu a X, view, , J I Ei . , .. .. V' 1 Infirm of purpose! Give me the dag- X gers, shouts Lady Macbeth, Miss Nel- son, to Macbeth, Mr. Wampler, as they I enact a dramatic scene for Mrs. Tor- 4. rance, Mrs. Farley, and Miss Stokes. me-'fs ww' A , 'A GRA AR PLUS PLAYS REFLECT E GLI H YEAR X Smgxw 1 ' swans L3- Activities in the English depart- ment were varied to stimulate inter- est. There was poetry study for the aesthetic-minded person. Macbeth and Silas Marner gave everybody a chance to try out his skill in under- standing and interpreting famous lit- erature. Acting out various scenes was almost comical when inexperienced uactorsi' tried to speak the language of Shakespeare. Of help to all were vocabulary, grammar, and spelling. Demonstrating correct parliamentary proce- dure for Miss Montgomery, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Everett, Miss Sells, and Mr. Crutchfield is Mrs. Knowles, the forensics instructor. Selecting some best sellers for their stu- dents' reports are Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. W'ebn1an, Miss W'aldron, Miss Cordon. Iras Farley-A. B .... Marshall College, English, Eagle Eye. Mildred Nelson-A. B., M. A .... Northwestern University, English, Courtesy Committee. Charlotte Stokes--B. A., M. A .... Huntington College, English, Torch Society, Fire Drills, Honor Rolls. Ev- erett W'amplcr--B. S .... George Peabody College, English, Student Council, Chairman Fiscal Committee. William Crutchfield- B. S., M. Ed .... University of Arkansas, Speech, English, Ass't N. F. L. Mary Louise Daniels-L. L. B., M. A .... University of Tennessee, English, Courtesy Committee, Ass't junior Class Sponsor. Helen Everett- A. B .... Concord College, English, Reading, CB Tri-Hi-Y. Bess Knowles1B. A ..., Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Speech, Radio and T. V. Publicity, N. F. L., Policy Comnlittec. Eddith Montgomery-A. B., M. Ed .... Georgia State College for Women., English, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Peggy Sells- A. B .... West Virginia University, English, Drama, Thcspians. Sue Allen-A. B .... University of Kentucky, English, L. T. Tri- Hi-Y. Mary Gordon-A. B .... Stetson Uni- versity, English, Junior Adviser, Anchor Club. Bernice Waldron-B. .... . Concord College, English, M. L. Holbrook Tri-Hi-Y. Malka Wcbman-B. A .... University of Florida, English, Ass't Sophomore Sponsor. Mary Wilson-M. A .... University of Michigan, English, Future Teachers.

Page 29 text:

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

Page 31 text:

if 4- I l ns- pres Malcolm Hawley helps Carol Popeloy treas lnto her cap and gown while Betsy Arnold, class y pres , helps Ann llcndrlck, sec adjust her robe Mrs May Lois Holbrook and Miss Bettv Jo Neal, the senior class sponsors, look over some sample senior class rings before taklng orders for them Upon returnlng to school after a fun filled summer, we as senlors began to reahze for the first tlme that this Fall HCIIVIIICS of the school vear were upon us, hlgh lighted by the football season which for 517 seniors would be their last hlgh school competition Wlth eager enthuslasm we all flocked lnto Tampa aboard the tram sponsored by the Latln Club We shall all remember our 29 13 homecoming vlctorv oy er Jacksonville Paxon, and our radiant queen, Nancy Anderson, with her vlvaclous court All too soon our last football season was oy er and we tucked lt away as one of the memorles of our hlgh school days Wlth a feeling of lmportance we at last wore our class rings, svmbollc of our final vear at Edgewater Ordermg name cards and measurlng for caps and gowns made us realize that graduation The basketball players and enthusiasm, began their final them each toss for the basket, olf was a moment to remember was on the way students, with renewed basketball season For each Jump for the tlp Chrlstmas holldavs bursting with all their actlyltles- decoratmg homerooms and doors, special partles, and 27 projects for the needy soon had come and gone and we were once again back to studles rly ed Senlor girls ln thelr prettlest partv dresses attended the yarlous teas held ln their honor Another slgn that the year was drawlng to a close was the annual state wlde senlor tests taken in the audltorlum The prom with all lts mixed emotions was upon us before we were fully aware of lt It was yery thrlllmg but lt also saddened us to know that this would be our last hlgh school dance It also made us conscious that graduation was just around the corner Wlth solemn thoughts and a sense of adulthood we attended our verv lmpresslye baccalaureate serylces at the Wlunlclpal Auditorium The finale of our twelye years of school had arrlyed and we hardly knew how to accept lt Yes, this was our graduation Diplomas ln hand, we knew that we were no longer a part of E H Q but that lt would remam a verv cherlshed part of our memories throughout the rest of our llyes With a sense of sadness we sald goodbve to our high school days and turned our thoughts to the future and nts plans for us, the class of 39 V X57 is . , 'hm l sv x 5 H ' 5 1' , , e l I , gs Q K .7 l I QQ, ff A W0llld he Olll' laSi year at E- H- S- The days flew by and before we knew it Spring ar- - I . n , ,-