Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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New emphasis was placed on American educa- tion in 1959. A well-rounded program with adc- quate opportunities for the gifted student and ex- cellence of instruction was especially stressed. Edgewater answered this challenge with a curricu- lum that was above average in all phases. Courses were available to satisfy all interests and abilities. Two years of chemistry. physics. elec- tronics, three years of algebra, solid gcometery, and trigonomctry aided budding spaceship design- ers. World travelers-to-be gained from the four foreign languages and social studies classes. The future's businessmen and women profited from the DCT and DE programs and front typing, short- hand, and bookkeeping. The excellence of instruction and outstanding achievelnent of students was illustrated by the ex- ceptional showing of EHS on nationally admin- istered tests. The results of National Merit Scholar- ships and College Entrance Examinations revealed that it cannot be denied that ill scholastic standards Edgewater Eagles flew to great heights in '58-'59. Mr. Jay W'ishau supervises work of advanced chemistry students Mason kelses and Jerrw Wright as thcv prove a new theory with an experlmen 41-9'