Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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., Y j . We 0 X tw x 5- K We r Ana: an LELA BURNETT HELEN CHAMBERS LELA COX MARY SCHEUER Department Head Home Economics Edmondsons Home Economics Department was con- cerned with helping Edmondsons girls prepare for a more useful and satisfying, personal. and family life. The construction and choosing of a becoming wardrobe and the understanding of the fundamentals of good nutrition were part of this preparation. The girls of Edmondson had the distinct advantage of working with the newest and finest furnishings and equipment found on the market today. They learned to use these facilities correctly and economically. 4 f- ,X N A-x X ,. -. i Et I. ' xt. F sf E ff Xmr E sf, ' Tig-W N X J ff. X1 E A S file X.. . Q A Q l r A ,533 a THEIR FANCY TURNS to thoughts of spring fashions. 'S S

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AN . A 5 tem. 1. 3 5 r ' A ' . A 3 gt' N ...- if 1 iv. 1 5 341 ,az wa E f ' Z 4-t 4 ' az 1 , JULIAN DYKE EDWARD ELLIOTT Department Head Education The male physical education staff was composed of four members this year. Tinder the guidance of these instructors the boys of Edmondson received training in the basic skills of interscholastic sports and also gym- nastics and volleyball. Boys were given a chance to exer- cise the skills they learned as participants in intramural team sports. The primary' interest of the department was to encourage each boy' to strive for physical fitness. physical discipline. self-respect. cleanliness. and good sportsmanship. Eleven sports were offered at lfflmonflson this year. The instructors encouraged their pupils lu attend the various games held at Edmondson and at other schools in order to supply' the school spirit needed at an inter- scholastic game. EXERCISE, EXERCISEU is the order before rhe gym class begins - ' rw' ' ee E . Q Q 'T TJ' Q 4 1 i ff, W w 3 K., LON RUSS HARRY SIEGERT IT'S ROUGH AND TUMBLE as boys apply their wrestling skills. I' is-, f s.. 1 2 t J L AMATEUR GYMNASTS observe an inverted hang on the parallel bars,

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w-wwe ,Q 'f ,MG -W in I 11-.4 Y' . '58 'J' ani' -1 f '?. ALLAN KINSEY CHARLES REITER V if ' -155 V A as - ' P - A 'J' - S-.J-' - 1 -1'-7' L2 A I Vs- ,yi ' ,. lx X J . I ALVIN RYPPEL ANDREW WOODEN Training in some of the more practical arts and skills was made availalwle lu our students lay the Industrial Arts Department. Some of the Course offerings were Mechanical Drawing. Woorl Fhop. Nletal Shop. Print Shop and Ma- f-hine Shop. During the ser,--mtl semester. the department was pro- vided with sexeral new classrooms in which to perform its duties. Next sf,-hf :1,+ l year the department will offer instruction in hlectronies and Cas-Engine Shop. TRIANGLES AND T SQUARES are the tools of the trade.