Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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f7L6mL. The task of assembling the pages which give an account of Edmondson's third year of existence finally comes to a close. In order to complete this undertaking, the View staff had to enlist the aid of students representing each of the grades at Edmond- son. To these students the View staff wishes to extend its deepest gratitude. Without their help the job could never have been completed. Not only was there student assistance but teacher assistance also. Mr. Terrence Leach, our adviser earlier in the year, was faced with the duty of initiating the yearbook work and organ- izing fa staff. Mrs. Ann Young faithfully took up where he left off with her indefatigable efforts to hold the staff together and to see that things proceeded in proper fashion. To them we say, Thanks. Mrs. Mary Tronsue and Mrs. Priscilla Kase deserve a great deal of thanks for handling the involved iobs of year- book advertisements and yearbook circulation respectively. At various times it was impossible to have the professional photographer on hand. When this occurred, our own Douglas Schmenner was on the scene to act as amateur photographer. To him we say, Thanks. We wish to extend special thanks to the student body whose subscriptions made the whole project a success. If we have succeeded in presenting you with the yearbook that you ex- pected, then we feel that the energy expended in its completion was worth the effort. I-10

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