Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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s- -. I' Q ,l, ,wh K ll 3553 1 X W, b N SQVMWW 1. .-at . -5 -5 ,jf K . , 'Y will 'TW' ' 32:32. H' if .f.4 3 We Look Toward The festively-decorated cafeteria welcomed the seniors and their dates for their first Ring Dance on October 3l, 1958. MufHed sighs were echoed through the glistening cafeteria as the l959 sen- iors received the rings which were to become traditional for Edmondson students. The first ring was presented to Lynn Heidecker, Senior Class president, by Mr. Carroll S. Rankin, our principal. Lynn, in turn, distributed the rings to all other seniors against a background replica ol' the newly-designed ring. The ring consists ol' a synthetic ruby sur- rounded by the name of the school. On the right side of the ring is the school seal mounted on leaves of laurel, while the left side contains a shield which depicts the varied curriculum of the school. This shield is resting upon a scroll which reads Truth, Loyalty, and Honesty. Late into the night, the seniors danced to the dreamy music of the Hi-Landers in the midst ol' winding blue and white streamers. This was one Halloween that was really a treat, ARNOLD WELSH-Intramural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Lacrosse 3,4. JOYCE I. WILLIAMS-junior Achievement 45 Badminton 4. MILDRED WILSON-Monitor Club 33 Business Service Club 35 Commencement Committee. JOAN M. WINDSOR-Tlw View, Activities Editor 3, Assistant Activities Editor 45 Cheerleader 33 Prom Committee 3. New Horizons mf t s i 1 28

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CAROLYN L. STUBBS-Choir 3.4: Tlzf' I'if'u', Index Editor 31 View Stall 4: History .Xczulciiiy 4: Prom Committee 4. FREDERICK P. SUEDMEYER-Clioil' Il,-4. CONSTANCE TAYLOR EDYYARD TXYLOR4I.Y. Bzultctbzill fl: XIX. Track 33 Yarsitx' Basltetbnll 4: Xursitx C'rowC'otxnlry 4. BXRBXRX E. TITKFR-Clioir 3,43 Tint' Stull fl: Dra- matic' Club 3: Future Xurxee of .Xnieritzn Trczisurer 3.4. CAROL H. TlVILI.EY-Iunior Claw qCCl'C'lElTY1 Choir 3.41 Student Council Xire-Preiident 4: Handbook Iirlitor 41 Honor Roll 4: lunior Prom Queen: Prom Committee 3.41 Guidance Helper 3: Cheerleader 31 Farewell ,Xssemblx Invitations Committee 4. Memories oi I -TV' qt, .lei Lo '. L., 'lui fi., r- .4- A . . ' :rms A W, 7 H' z.. A , x..,it. -wa-t I 'R -:X -Q, -V i ,N .f Q- A A' .,.,,f Tv 1 Happy Days NIAXRY TYD1Nt.SfScnior Clam Historian: Thr' Vieux - . 4--1,1-9 Xwistant Opening Section litlitor 31 Assistant Album 9' 'YL lzflilor 4g Model Youth City Clountil-Recording Clerk 4: T' f 5 Xseemblx Cliairmzln 4: l'ron1 Committee 3.4: Cheerleader 'P -x7 ' .. - , 'x ,. n 3x 9 fv- - J .71 NJ I J 'Dx ,J 5,9 I Q- Tennis 31 llama' Cmninittces 4. IRXRBARN XV.XR1i RBARA XVATERS-Choir 3.43 Monitor Club 3,45 BA Basketball 33 Softball 3. KIOANNE XVEIDMXN-I'roni Committee 33 Ring Dance Committee 4. 27

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i A VW if ' 1 5 -A Q .A,,.... Z, , . 'f aw C15 K 'fi' ,, 5 M. :QB CLASS OFFICERS. Front ron'-Par McLaughlin, vice-president: jeff Brown. president: ,Xnnelle Petzold. treasurer. Rau' two- ' ' his 'ang Mrs. Tillie Schonlicld, adviser: Kathy Calder, recording secretary: Pat Charles Leasner, sergeant-at-arms, Irma Kirsch, istori Crewe, corresponding secretary. Class of February, 1969 ROW ONE-Josephine Abrams, ' V , . ,uv Lois Briggeman, Victor Brooks, 3 .Sv ,ge . Z ,rv -1 'FS . 7 F Jeffrey Brown, Winston Byrd, , , I -,, . - ' S ' my 1 Kathleen Calder, lVarrer1 ig: -' f 'j l ' 1 1' , Ch ase. ' L, lm h 1 X ' I AJ Q ,'V' ffl? I . I m y Row TWO-Norma czoiiim, F W ,A A 4 ij M in Regena Ellis, Carole Erbe, . V f' ' 6 A 'L F ' ' jean Finkeribinder, john Fi- -MII, 1 3 ,4v'y 1:1115 5,2 1' H' .L tez, Joanne Giles. Patricia jf ' - ,' V Crewe. l gg 4 -I A ROW THREE-Carolyn Heil, A ' .- Howard High, Elaine Jacobs, 'W 2 -3, li - 3 -V r J' A ,, Irvin job nson, Raymond john- Lf W son, Richard johnson, Irma ' ' 'LV Kirsch. 1 ' A 29