Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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How one hates to get up in the morning, especially upon leaving a warm bed for a cold room and a long day of school. M2 Wm 10

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,y Above, confused junior Bobbie Smith looks to Mrs. Abke for an explanation in typing. Below, Bobbie's dilemma is resolved. Mrs. Abke's understanding of young people, from instinct and experience, aids in helping students comprehend the difficulties of communication. 18 years + 34 awards : ? What do eighteen years of service and 34 certificates equal? A yearbook dedication. Mrs. Louise Abke sponsored Odasagiah for eighteen years, from 7953 to 7977. These eighteen years of high standards resulted in 34 awards, including six Medalist and eight All-American, the highest a year- book can receive. Patience and fairness are her strong points. Veteran staffers also remember her ability to push and get the job done, not always easy in the frantic madness of a yearbook room too small for even a team of Atom Ants. Past, present, and future staffers thank you, Mrs. Abke, for the Odasagiah tradition.

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,1 from warm cozy beds to cold hard desks go the students Buzzzzzzz! The alarm went off, rise and shine, time to get up for school. Had to beat that 7:30 tardy bell. Sleepy eyed students found their way through the still lit halls in the early morning. And the parking lot filled with cars and bikes as the day began. 4 lt's a long walk to make on early Monday mornings. lt's not quite a bicycle built for two, but it sure beats walking 1 Taking the bus isn't bad . . . it's the running when you're late, waiting in the rain, and freezing when you forget your sweater.