Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Sports World Fifth and ninth place finishes were turned in by the tennis and golf squads respectively. The tennis team finished with a 3-5 record. They beat Douglass, Mervo, and Southern. Individual stars were Doug Rollings, Cliff Palmer, Richard Byrd. and Mike Lawrence. Lawrence opened his rookie year with a victory in the opening Dun- bar match. He and Palmer will have to carry most of the burden of next year's squad since Rollings and Byrd graduated in June. At the beginning of the season, golf coach Joseph Heaps predicted one hundred percent improvement over last year's 1-8-1 slate. His clubmeni did just that by finishing with a 2-7-2 season. They edged Forest Park 616-.SM and smeared Towson Catholic 1116-16. Individual merits go to Ed Frey, Tim McFarland. Joe Miller, Harry Denis, and Ron Appler. Next season the Teemen will play without Miller and McFarland. VARSITY TENNIS-First row: R. Byrd, Coach James Norton, C. Palmer. Second row: D. Rollings, M. Lawrence. J. Smith is absent from photo. 15285 fn we Q, ma VARSITY GOLF-Firxt row: T. McFarland, R. Appler, C. Krize. Second row: E. Frey, H. Denis, J. Miller, Coach Joseph Heaps is absent from photo. VARSITY GOLF E up .....,. Opp. ' SM3 St. Joe SM My if W 'Q 6 Carver 6 Coluglaslscl ll a vert a O Loyola 12 1.1 ' ' .-, GN. hwgwiu ff. gtofyest Park 1516. 6 ...f f 'y,F31x'U5.y, I V 5M Dunbar 616 ht 1116 Towson Catholic 16 216 City 9M 6 Mervo 6 i in VARSITY TENNIS . E OPP- !XfgQ.i.Lf f ., ' ml' 1 Dunbar 5 RFQ 51 0 Forest Park 6 , .. ' ,' 11 ,-1 - ' it .,.. 31 0 City 6 D 'T a il 6 Douglass 1 X 1 f' XII. P-.f?'ll 5 Mervo 2 - O 'F . 11 2 Patterson 5 9 A SQSF- , . fi- 1 Poly 6 -Rx at a. 0 7 A '5 'yjl7,i 4 Southern 3 K , Vx V 1, ,zzif ,., E . K ft' -.,V K 2 St. Joe 5 V .2 ' J 1- 'lk . , ' ' K CSXXKXXXS1,IiZ:j,,gyg7,! K I -.., 6 .I . -' .mix M-ff-ff-' 're 1-'H A S' -Eu . . 'Q

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Worlilng, Learnin J C we 1 P f I5 P X I P a ' 'ii , .J , 29' 15' 'N . r., A 5 ' ,.,.- J , f jwffv ' Q ff A F' f y. A, IF' tk? fav:-...i is t .mu ' CHARTS AND GRAPHS illustrate the principles of Mathematics to interested students. Since the first Russian Sputnik, the world has looked to America to produce scientists to compete with those of the Soviet Union. This surge of new interest in science dis- played itself at Edmondson in the Science Club. Sponsored by Mr. Robert Latane and Mrs. Charlotte Blum, members had many experiences which increased their scientific knowledge. SCIENCE CLUB Fmt row Mr Latane P Riley K Nelson K Durlem B Walker, P. Lawrence, J. Lohsen, H. Hurley, Mrs. Blum, Second row: F. H M A Ph ll s Smith R. Huebner, C. Krize, F. Jeffers. ' K K. 1 .xxx Q gr' 5 i f ' II' 0 ' v H O t sv, lf 0 WB: 1b li