Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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CEORGEANNA CHESTER Department Head EDWARD ROBERTS CHARLES SENGSTACKE ff ,,, ft if ft if we ,Q ' t ff . E 4' I 6' L ,K Q Qt 'if' 2. y 1 ffm ,, . 'f .- Q f I W gf H Q, 1 v Z. WWW I V f .fzglh ' i ib 2 5 f ' Q., A, f ,V,., . , f . , , NV f . 'qby , ' 4 WW www' 5 ' ' . fun, , ffi . 1:1571 ' Wffffwy, ri, zfffwff' - f, ,,,f1f,, , ALTOGETHER NOWg I-2-3 LISTENING AN XB b,,,,,,,Q ia. WA ff'?'w:4.:, , ,, nur ,. ic! 'VLSI f F5112 1. fx V, mu Q1 SING ALONG with Mr. Roberts Listen , Learn Music appreciation and skill is taught to Edmondson students by a very capable stall. Mrs. Chester teaches vocal music along with Mr. Roberts. They strive to develop good tone quality by teaching a variety of songs. many requiring close harmony. They also expose their students to various types of music using records. In this manner. Edmondson students learn to recognize and appreciate all types of music. both modern and classical. Mr. Sengstacke, in charge of instrumental music. in- structs students in playing many instruments, developing and encouraging good musicians to provide material for our school band. D LEARNING wich Records P 'fil- -Y

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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.

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Edmondson's school library. directed by Miss Anne Jacobson. offered Edmondson students the opportunity to increase their knowledge and to make the most of their leisure time. Teaching the proper use of the librarv was one of Miss Jacobson's projects this year. Classes were instructed in the use of the card catalogue. the classification of subject matter. and in the use of magazines. At the beginning of the vear. the library was converted for several periods each day into classrooms. because of crowded conditions. offering both space and material for teaching. The librarv is used by many students during the lunch periods and after school. as a quiet place to work and study. And Lead The Parent-Teachers Association of Edmondson has done much to aid the school. Through this organizati 4 w n. parents are able to better understand the school ideas and offer their suggestions for improvement. At various meetings. parents and friends were able to see classes in action. At other times. demonstrations were given showing the variety of extra-curricular activities that are offered. Through the efforts of the P. T. A.. the school was able to raise funds needed for extra equipment. The P. T. A. has given invaluable service to the school. ANNE JACOBSON READING IS NECESSARY and Fun . , 1 ,..-.:-:- Mrs. W. Lloyd -Iulier, Recording Secretary Vice-Presidentg lVlr. Paul Follcemer, Jr., Pre Treasurerg Mrs. joseph S. Miller, Correspon Mr. William Hughes ,sidentg Mr. Edgar Ries ding Secretary. '1 M . xx at .Z t91lm.a,f.f if!!! M ! lA.,..u, f .V . f