Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Wavrng shalvtroos 1nd yelhnv yyrldly thc EHS Eagles rocked the stands vuth loud cheers Wfhen po1nts vyere won hy ster1a broke out The cheerleaders yumped rn frenzred excrtement Durxng the half trmes specta tors focused attentton on thc Eagle Band Spruced up rn new revaha, thc EHS Band affordcd many memor able performances, lnfcctrnn all wrth an ep1dem1c of foot tapprng and finger snapprng to the contag1ous rhythm of 1tS double trme prec1s1on marchrng One reason for the prevarhng eXc1tement was the record the team struggled to uphold Each vrctory sparked the team on to greater herghts Wrth thrs record at Stfilxc and thc croyy ds cheerrng them on, the Eagle team vson afmn and agaln All the Eaffles spent a lot of trme worlxxng up Home comrng float 1deas, but real drudgery came when they actually buxlt therr floats XlK7OI'lx1Ug, playung, or urgrng therr team on the EHS Eagles enthusrastrcally con trrbuted trme and ehfort to make every proyect count UAIAIAIII 1 HIAYIIIIH vv m un -YIVIYIIIIIIIIIIIMAl'hYll he M55 f JVM Many hardworking Eagles slaved for coun+less hours rn +he rushed week preceding 'Phe Homecomung game rn order fo build gauly decorated floa+s for fhe parade c 4 't 2 ' C, ' ', A f 1' A ' s . 1 r l f , . . ' , ' A A c . c ' ' , 4 s , Dt c t A A D 1 1. ' ' 4 4 L . c , , , v - ' c 4 r not c . Z3 C 1 7 ' 1 , . L c ' 7 . Z .

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ythms Blend Into A World Of Sound Com osed of the Smooth Tones of Contempldtion Enthusiastic sounds reverberated throughout the days of spirited Eagles to make this year of 1960, one we will always remember. Early in the year, we found ourselves listening with pride to our EHS band rehearse for its numerous precision half-time shows. While learning new cheers and practicing old ones, our vivacious cheerleaders transmitted to us spirit for our victorious Eagle team. The popping of hydrogen which produced a wild shriek from the girls in the chemistry labs, the clicking of typewriters, the indistinguishable words heard from the many lan- guage classes, or occasionally the deep solitude of con- centration were bur a small portion of the sounds which echoed through the halls of Edgewater. Scholarship was stressed as never before. Ratings on National Merits and College Boards exceeded every previous EHS record. Because of the interest in erudition, juniors participated in the Preliminary Scholastic Apti- tude Tests. They were also offered, as were the sopho- mores, a course in reading which proved to be a great aid in all of their classes. Every Tuesday and Thursday nights the Edgewater library remained open for two hours so that energetic Eagles could easily find books for book reports, do research for themes, and enjoy a place to study away from homes. Problems, weekly tests, semester exams, themes, and daily studies kept the students en- gaged in countless hours of deep, silent concentration. une -ITIINU E el'IO 65 SP6 SGBTC IH OI' e COITGC GHSWBI' Complefely engrossed in ihe semester exam in Algebra III, these s+udenfs remain after the n fy 1' p cl d p 'Hy h g 'F H1 1'

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