Edgewood High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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'tb' hLWVhlTrRV CFPISTTAQ PROURAN A new type of elementary Cnrlstmas program was presented on Edgewood School's lawn, wednesday, December 23, 1936 A large Chrlstmas tree was set up in the yard, with bleachers placed a round the tree for the pUp1lS from grades 1 to 7 incluslve. whlle the students were marchlng out, four band members, James Yarletts, Clarence hewbold, Robert Iontgomery, and Elmer Turga ber of carols under the directlon of Miss Llllian Clapp, music supervisor of the school. After the slnging was completed the chlldren marched back to thelr rooms, where santa Claus visited and gave everyone a present. ,,,,.....--no MII 56 K I 3 N lf A m .1 u S -ff , ' . .4 2 , 'TNT' ' 'fl X 4' 'mv Qc.. 1 1 T I' K ' fi ,MK x A- .. 1 L 1- K Vi 1 P7 I1 O played carols. After the children were seated they sang a num- ' .UV t-, 'K ,, ,M gf . Y - ' ' ova f ?' . -H nr ' 1 at 1 2 - . Q L f u B li

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V...- C H'T' YK J ax. LM1 Thls year saw the fOFmEt1OH of the ask and lg Dranatlc Club t d erood. ll nubllc dranat1c perlorrdnces ore presented by txlS clmb. T e Plrst QTOdUCt1OH, presented on October Es, s a grou of one act nlays 1U HlCh encb of the four nlgh stlool cl sse en TGTSQ a l J ln COmU8tlt1OD. The JuHlOT class won tne conte t, end tte rlbnt to represent Hdgewood in the snt bula bounty Ore QJ ,on es , 1 u a cousdy Gqtl e W ulet Gm e. Cr febru ry etn and llth thls cast represented Ad5GfOOd 1n tne d1str1ct contest and flnal contest of the lsntubul Founty one ct Jlay Contest and tnus became county CHdNUlODSq TU1S Capt conslsted of nelen Je n Durs1full, Mary Lou c erson, Jack Rogers, nd Duane Carey ns tre ncno close for the T513 play was SSHlO1 classes 55. was going to press rehearsals were drawing to a second mngor pTOdUCtlOD, 'Three Cornered toon. cast from members of the Sophomore, JUH1OT and and was to be presented Thursday evenlng, larch Plans culled for a tnlrd production to be presented on fri day, nnrll SO. several plays are under conslderatlon, as the cno hoes to press, wlth NTne Romancersn by Edmund Rostand the fcVOT1t6 Tne Issk and H15 requlres part1c1nat1on ln at least two pro QUCtlOHS, at least once on the U6CFH1Cdl end, for membersnlp 1n tre OT5uHiZQt1OHo QI , III , , . I ,QKQI r-' A, , f '4. - ran.. , 1 ,, i 1 47 4 , . 3 l' . Q 5 . ', I , I 5 , It ff Q ,1 1 l . 14- 3 , III P , . ...-,. .-,, I. ,-- ..- ,. .. , v, . r . .,. , C- , Q01 W- 'TL ml. rr .- TT-IJ 'vw' -JA-.J A . J. A --hJ L-.,.-4-A Q--,.44n+J ga ' . . I I I . 1. , I Y.. I II-I . L Xu 11 . ln- . . ., 1: f- w N C : ' 1 6- HH: F' 1 C.. 2, 5 .' 11 L - AI - .' -H 5. ' . 1 - 1. . . . , ,- H 4- v - v- 1 vu 1 11 - an 4 .-or - M . - . . . , 1 . I A - .,, f ,- ' - 'J 1, .., fl cl U ' . I-I . . . . F I Q G 1 T cl' . U - - - H- 1 ,, - N r. . I, . A. .. 1 .4 ' 4-. 11 ' ll ' 1 , -- III ,, I I II . .I II I I -. . 1 d I . I N ,Act ljl X' ' it t W lt. f 4 t :1 it U7-1 'rms Q' Q 1' ' .1 -' U' ' . . II . . N , , n FI I S A lA sl x ' ' , - ' f - ' ' ' . ':1 1 J A . 1 1 ,. , ' ,, 'v C, ' ' . , j,- s.J 94- 4 - 11 4- . . CI . . Q ', I. --. - an ff-, ,- l 1 ' ' I 'Y N . . I I . III ' n fl f. f ' rf K . ' 0 Q ' Ti .- I . , ,, N I . . lf 1 :H u , . ' 1 f . 4.4 . A . I . . . .. . A. . . . - .. L - II AI . . - i I I . I . . . L A 1 -'z 1-. ' -- 0

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lllllle Elia. is EYES STAFF Edltorlal Staff Business Staff Technical Staff Dorothy Erckman Ernest Koi Helen Rex Helen Jean Purs1full Duane Carey Frances Iontgomery Ellnor lirabel Helen Carey Elsie fheeler Vlrelnla Rex Vernie Hawes hary bhislowski rarold sterling Vlncent Terrlll Genevleve bcherman west Callendar Mary Harmon Elnora Housel Charles Goodell Beverly Carter Edna Broski Warren Payne Jack Ziegler June Dalrymple Robert Elllot Russell stanton Helen Hakala Richard howard Berneice Roach Vera Hayes The Times was published this year with practically a new student and faculty staff. The staff was divided into three groups, the editorial staff, the business staff and the technical staff. The duties of these staffs were: the business staff was to collect advertisements and sell the paper after it was preparedg the editorial staff was to write up the articles and make the dummiesg and the tech- nical staff was to type the paper and staple the sheets to- gather. The purpose of 'The Times' is to keep the students and co p munity lnformed about school activities, and to increase the in- terest in journalism and commercial work. 57 , , , , . s i J , -ae-m lo, . A ' ' Q .Y ,V 'A-.--1 ' . In I' O N I - I Y X N 4 ' V 1 ., 1. L- . - V Q '- 6- -. , IX 1 l p TIU. ' . X, . - t L ul ' 'L 'Q . rr. . 2 f, I T H if