Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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E A tr, 4 Q-. . f NERO NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD! Louis von Lossberg, Mike jessop, and Mr. Darcey wore the latest thing in togas to the banquet. With a motto such as ours, Excellence De- mands Sacriiice, it is no wonder that our assem- blies have been distinguished for their high qual- ity and dignity. Outstanding performances by the band and choir were given on several occasions. Scholarship and athletic awards assemblies were looked upon by the students as the time when they were given recognition for their part in hold- ing high the standards of Edmondson, physically as well asscholastically. Foreign language studies have flourished here, too. One of the high spots of the year was a Ro- man banquet, expressing all the pomp and cere- mony of an evening in the glorious city. Attired in their best togas and sandals, the Latin class experienced what the wealthy Romans enjoyed on a night out. Wrestling matches viewed by reclining spectators, soft music played by slave girls, and typical Roman refreshments created an atmosphere of the old Roman world. The inauguration of a class in Russian and various activities of the Spanish Honor Society gave evi- dence of the growing interest in foreign lan- guages. Words and Music 1,000 STUDENTS LISTEN to our band play mambos, marches, and waltzes. The students in the homerooms enjoy the music coming over the PA system. J 0 -5 1. 552 ' if ' 0 5 l f

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MR. CARROLL S. RANKIN, principal. t 1,925-1:--' l,,,Vi MW, X ,.', ff' . zfW.1,'p.-amwlf. 4: .-1 gap, ,., ' 9 4 1 ff' A, 4,1 fy! v fir fi! If f ff , .fiefgfggzg f f , f, 3, la fg xx A i wiv f 1 a 1 A' it. ,- ,af M .np 0,4 1 ' ,fc ,A I . N f ,J TM +I, ,. ary. any W' , ht ' . f rr' 1 5 I hm ' ks ' -J . hh l DR. JEROME G. DENABURG, vice-principal. Lf 1. ' 1' , 5:51- ,V Best Wishes from the Administration Class of '59, you hold a unique place in the history of Edmondson High School. As its first graduates, you have had an important role in the shaping of its beginning. Ours was the first new high school to be opened in Baltimore in a quarter of a century. From the start, our determination was to excel, to be not merely a good school but an excellent one. Our motto is Excellence Demands Sacrifice. Those of you who have measured up to what the motto implies should look with pride upon your experiences at Edmondson. Our objective has been to inspire your best effort, maximum growth, and to win your respect and admiration. We want you always to feel proud of us and of our school, so that when you say later in life. I was a member of Edmondson's first graduating class, there will be a ring of pride in your voice. Numerically, you are small, the smallest class this school will probably ever graduate, but your influence will be large. May your lives be happy. and may God's choicest blessings be with you always. X . x NNY MRS. MARGERY W. HARRISS, vice-principal.