Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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In the fall of 1967 EHS opened its doors to the largest number of students in its history. With this huge group of 2,l54L, but the same number of teachers as the year be- fore, duties and responsibilities were certainly heavier. Working with Principal Howard S. Fleming to supervise and direct the many activities were two new assistant principals, Mr. James Cinnamon and Mr. Owen Moore- head. Promoted from Director of Athletics, Mr. J. Cinnamon had charge of various administrative duties including IBM report cards and public relations. Mr. Moore- head, a former counselor from Co- lonial High School, was concerned chiefly with instructional matters. Through this team work, Mr. H. Fleming and the new assistant prin- cipals were better able to meet the challenges of a new, spirited year. Q g .Q sr .Qp at A ....-,E. Z: li il Working on senior class rank is Mr. Moorhead, with an ojice assistant, Barbara Beckett. Although promoted from Di- rector of Athletics to Assistant Principal, Mr. Cinnamon still l has time for sports magazines. 21

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ADMINISTRATION Starts Off the Year With the Aid of Two New Assistant Principals -ffmvgffuy M c 1.54-fi i ,,,- , ,E ji - 4. - p,2.f-SQ.: S . Q T., Smiling exuberantly, Mr. H. S. Fleming greets all Ui-9il0VS that Observe EHS and U5 Sflldeflfs- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Davis greet teachers at a reception. Pinning on a guest tag, Mr. H. Fleming oficially welcomes Mr. H. B. Pedigo to Edgewater High. 20 I

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This year the counseling depart- ment altered its previous system to a more concise and systematic one. First of all there were six coun- selors to meet the demand of an increased student enrollment. These advisers were equally divided among the three classes. Deans as such were eliminated since all coun- selors provided help for perplexed students concerning school, college, and personal problems. Permanent substitutes were a very important part of the faculty. Besides replacing absent teachers, they were a special asset when extra jobs were needed to be done. Mrs. Marjorie McKinney took care of the first aid room and coordi- nated the Cray Ladies' program. Hurriedly moving into new, revised counselors' quarters are Dean Engstrom and Mrs. I. Farley. s .,ss. t..... ,,,,..,, ,s,, .,,is .ss,,,s, y 2 t sss. . Q Mary Scoltock and Karen Emmett show Fern Deutsch the library,s new microyilm unit Marjorie Bailey Front Ojice Secretary Frances Bass Secretary to Principal Etta May Berry Library Clerk Marie Branch Head Librarian Gloria Creeden Library Clerk Frances Dixon Transcripts 22 tL mpsv 0 - 'Y I ' .s f -,, ,f ,yin V, f t awww i g , ff