Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Second row 7444 Wm M., of-Q Opening Section Editor Album Section Editor Patricia Nelson mu ,Y Penelope Streb .. ' ' - ' 'Tx' ff , , . I 1 . A ,A s- A MQ! 4 A rrrix V K- I Lei, , . V1 mmwlvsxaf 'P-:A ' H , Qs 6? 'VQj, Activities Section Editor ' Sports Section Editor Gwendolw Milam Eaiwr.in.chaef Donald Escher Linda Shaull View Photographer Douglas Schmenner Editor-in-Cfzief Opening Secliorz Editor A011-1.'l'fl'6'.S Edilor Assistant Aclivilies Eflilor Sports Editor tilblllll Editor .elssislanf Albzznz Editor Ar! Editor Assistant Art l','n'ilor I I . Linda Shaull . Patricia Nelson Gwendolyn Milam . Joe Smith Donald Fischer I Penelope Streb Bernice Morris Patricia Walker Derotha Counts it Copywriters Kathleen Dailey Jeannette Brooks View Staff-First row- B Morris D Counts Rawlings. Marllyll Moore I 1. Brooks! If smithfii. Dailey. ' Carol Shervmgton Jewell Rawlings . Jesse Cherry Q Typisls Phyllis Howard pg' . Yvonne Allen ' , ,Ioan Lewis N A, I Carolyn Sample fi VV , fi '-. ,2 ' Pholographers Douglas Schmenner , Editorial Advisers Mrs. Ann Young ., V Mr. Terrence Leach Advertising and Financial Adviser Mrs. Mary Tronsue -, I ' Circulrztion Adviser Mrs. Priscilla Kase 6' . it ' AN IMPORTANT DECISION is in the making. 7 I ,rni I ,rI,, I f 'r If f e 'VM , L M 224, 13 I !V,4 Wie - f ,Wi . yy A . ,. fm. N . A ? Mg ' ' w'f-f 'lv H VV,4 12, ni., f e P' A ' ' l 'fin- 'mein gy X 1 f,,fM' M5 W wo, M4 X I X 1 7 f , 1 4 1 X395 Z 4 4 e , i f 1 0 'gf if 7' .,., ,.-,,M I ,Qi A V, , If V I-E l K 1 ,Q J gg 1 wtf? , , , ' Q if f ff M ., I ,J Y , .I ' me VVV- . I -. Q 4 'Q 3 f V' W, il in I -' We if la I 4, i I f M, ' , ' ' , 672,-g', ,,ff,, 4 ,' H ,ti . , ' ' - Q .Q f ag, A I if I I V '- f 1 ' 2 ' - N- wa s , ' o 3, , , ' , I .ff ,L ' - i,..,,4-jg ' My , E A V ., U ,. Y . I -f -- fm rc, 'Mr ' e p 'ere' ,,. x'f1fos.a I i 'W .ff , 3 W'i f P I 7 'f ., A

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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.

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CHEERLEADERS-D. Rankin, Lohsen, F. Glasser, VARSITY CLUB-First row: H. Baker, T. Barberis, C. Kittell, Vice Presidertt, R. Dempsey, W. Downey, H. Schwab, Rafferty, W. Ries, J. Remmell. Second row: S. Leishure, President, C. Palmer, R. Rose, P. Follcemer, R. Byrd, T. Sonntag, G. Crawford, D. Janes, W. Bever- ungen, Marshall, H, Fairman. Third row: L. Hart, G. Mason, Trearurer, C. Swan, G. Gibbs, Secretary, E. Lechert, G. Bell, R, Authenbaug, Laukiris, E. Miller, T. Bateman, R. King. An organization requiring good appearance, good grades and citizenship was the Varsity Club consisting of outstanding school athletes. Members participated in school and civic activities and learned about the sports world. An award was presented to the outstanding graduating athlete. The majorettes. trained by Mrs. Georgene Noffsinger, marched at the sporting events during the year. These in- cluded performances for pep rallies and for football games. These girls also helped to promote the school spirit that spurred our teams on in the respective seasons. They pre- sented a striking appearance in their white uniforms lined with red. 42 L. Young, Selby, P. Danna, B. Thompson. Go Team Go! Give me an El Give me a D! These words were famil- iar to all who enjoyed fall sports this year. To win, our teams had to be supported by the student body. This support was shown by enthusiastic cheers at football games. Our cheer leaders were sponsored and coached by Mrs. Geraldine Anderson. They trained regularly to perfect rou- tines which entertained the students. Stepping High are C. Hanna, E. Young, M. Hahn, and M. Ecker. .,.-- Nl! ,fd--www' i I