Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Strike Up T e Band L. i X i ' iv 4 xi 4 ' 5 .5 aan-' -1, f. wmmspf-avmmml 'IJ we-vvmxnoi .. .Y .. Wifi? Lgftis 1 1, Y - .-..a,.+.sg,. M -,sewage rw 'S-im w v x:xg::f'iia:15Q1 we i f ga -151' 5 .f -V 52 -f . V ,. 5 ,G ' . ,ti , I .2 1312. no if ' 2 4 .W we nqabggg . W V i, , 1 ' I ,ff . 4 1 ' q -' wp, .- 44 'SS i.f3ii' Q K Q x., 65.- Q 15933916 -4' 'Q ' ii ' 'r . fa gd bww ,.. was ,Sis 13932 -1. B- R.. 3 ,i , 112 ' ., i ,Q if . - 1 ' .- ff: f . 4- , 1 - i . -,wifi :Tina AND THE BAND plays on. First ron: R, Nluhr. K. Calder, A. Watts, Brown, I.. Doyle, Alford. Second' row: D. Schmenner, C. Erbe, F. Lanasa Nl. Watkins. D. Shipley, XV. Byrd, A. Roberson. Third wont W. Stokes, H. Hudson, A. Brown, S. Drummer, V, Tarun, Mr. C. Sengstaclce, Sammons, R Mohr, Punclzal-c, C. Smith. Edmondsone band gave extra spark to the football and basketball games helcl at Edmondson this year. The band played for all assemblies and also gaxe a voiieert at Gwynns Falls junior High School. The lianfl worked long and hard on the selections they played. niaking: possible the increasing excellence of their performances. Mr. Charles Sengstaeke. the director of the banrl. turned oxer his baton lo senior Kathleen Calder, the student clireetor. at the Farewell Assembly of the Class of lfebruary l96U. l'iilH1UIHlSOI1lS band played host to the bands of other sch 1i-i ls in the city when they participated in a concert helcl at lfrlmontlson in which the other school bands played. The bancl rleinonstrated sehool loyalty when it eliose as its uniform for the year clothes of red and' white. E FOR EDMONDSONg E for Excellence. ui ,. 'h7lv ll a L . '2I17'f ' --f-ah .gif . - ,,..-j1,g- 1 'Arm I- -.a. Ihr, K I-23 .V -,2, ',3f - A, ' ,, my ,,-A .s ug . ,,,?, may . X ,4?g..1?,,,w V. . , ,, . , ,., .A... , 5 .f, g W. is 44:2 ..,mw,5,j.i,:vmr-J H his-.,. A xfiyvih I .K .., W 1, -I, 4 , v?g'f'f'.1f fl t 'ef 'W p L.. ' 'ef' ., rf' -,-- e Q.. r wi ' 17 wQwifj1,4: '7 W'F -f, .' - Hg- I F: f '.,r v ,....,' f-fa.,-1,1 1 ,L -. V yi!! -., 1-1,.,,,.L,. - fy., .1 ...UQ 71:55 - ML .tid .,n -2 ' Mylh, - - , . ., ,calm '- . ffl rua L-?N',.': 'fb' .f

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Be Safe, Be Sure,--Read fmt THEY ARE THE helping hands in the library. The Library Club members worked before school, after school, and during lunch periods assisting the students who were looking for books for recreation or reference. They worked at such jobs as reading shelves, circulating books, and keeping a precise record of circulated material. Each month the Library Bulletin Board Committee decorated the display cases. The Library Club and this committee both worked under the direction of Miss Anne Jacobson. SAFETY IS THE BUSINESS of H. Greer, D. Fischer, K. Hoch- eder, D. Brady, and their advixer Mr. Charles Reiter. aozg, v-...Q M all ,Q I if A Wx? 1' 1 'si szamy 43 HE D015 ,Ml .W I umfw In October, Mr. Charles Reiter organized the Safety Commission, a group interested in the promotion of safety and safe driving. The commission sponsored a safety assembly and a trip to the Traffic Court. The Safety Commission registered Edmondson drivers, and awarded Merit Cards to students with perfect driving records for the year. This group also represented Edmondson at the Fourth Annual Teen Age Traffic Conference. f - - sr.. ,... ,W X N. 1 X. :eggs Xp rf I g.: . 5 xx X xx is Y Slim B x N Q X X3 rt . N b F x SN X X ff ,CY Umm. fwffiiiif. a l 1 -f

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V N! lx Lt X f ff Wa Firxt row: E. Gover, C. Poles, A. Thomas, Ross, A. Warheld, C. Allm0I1Cl, H- Belilj- D- COUSGF- Second VOWZ L. Polk, F. Glasser, D. Tor- rence, Beck, Welbourne, K. Bell, C. Smother-s, U. Fellechner, D. Klemm. R- Miller, E- HUH'ln95- i Editor-in-chief, R. Huebner, adviser, Mrs. P. Luebkeg feature editor,'P. Jackson, news editor, Heiliger, :ports editor, P. Follcemer, managing editor, Russell. THE ' 97-YZ 'fn . . 4 WG iw V-Wffffx-. ,..', fv ,H ,gf W- - pf f. 4 4 ' 4, MM U f fam KM vi 4 As the Eagle began production for its third year, growth was evident. A new distribution policy made the student newspaper available to everyone. while the Eagle staff boasted two new positions: a regular columnist and a stall cartoonist. The name of the column is The liclmondson lfpitaphf' The Eagle received another first place award from the Columbia Press Association, The beginning journalism class formed the nucleus of the reporting stall. Parents got a chance to learn more about their childrenis school life through the Eagles full coverage of sports, school activities. and the latest events. The Eagle slaii took a field trip to a modern newspaper plant in the metropolitan area to see how a large newspaper is published. As well as working hard on a newspaper which had a very successful year, many stall members held part-time jobs after school.