Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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4 'QQ' THE FUTURE TEACHERS and professors of tomorrow join the Future Teachers of America Club of Ecl- mondson. I , ' . . . , 4. .. -r ..- THE FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-Firft row: E. White, Williamson, Lazan, O. Price. Second raw: Mrs. Anna Suraslcy, H, Belin, B. Anderson, C. McDonald, L. Crawford, M. Parker, M. Craig, M. House, R. Broady, E. Hall, C. Clements, Julier. Third row: G. Williams, Rivers, D. Backus, C. Washington, M. Madison, C. Robinson, H. Neale. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Schoolmarms and masters of the future joined together in Edmondsoifs Future Teachers of America to learn more about the teaching profession. Their purpose also was to ascertain if they were qualified for the profession, and to discover Ways a high school student can prepare himself for teaching. In connection with the exploration of teaching, the mem- bers of the club took a field trip to Lyndhurst Elementary School where they observed classes from the first to sixth grades in action. This year the F. T. A. of our school joined the Mary- land Association of Future Teachers of America. established a charter, and formulated the clubis by-laws. Mrs. Julia Crimes and Mrs. Stella Gersuk. the sponsors of the club. were happy to see boys joining its membership. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Saint Vincent's Orphanage was visited during the Christ- mas season by the Future Nurses Club of Edmondson High School. This was part of the custom of the club of making the holiday season more enjoyable for the patients of some Maryland institution. They also visited Rosewood Training School as part of this program. A home nursing course was sponsored bv the club and was open to any Edmondson student. The course was pre- sented by a representative of the Baltimore chapter of the Red Cross. The members of the club assisted the school nurse, Mrs. Anna Surasky in the Health Suite, gaining practical experi- ence in nursing, while teaching them the requirements and advantages of the profession.

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MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY wrestling squad re- ceive instruction from varsity coach, Mr. Siegert. The purpose of the team was to give interested boys practical wrestling experience. Mr. Guy Railey was the coach of the team. TABLE TENNIS Edmondson's girls, A and HB table tennis teams completed their seasons unbeaten. Western fell victim to the A team paddlers by a 5-3 score. The lady Wfarriors defeated Douglass by the same score. Although Forest Park was our badminton nemesis, they easily fell before the mighty strokes of the HB team, 8-0. In its second fray. the BH squad trounced Eastern, 7-1. BASKETBALL Girls, basketball provided a winning season for Edmond- son. The HAH basketball squad lost its opener to Douglass, 33-25. In a strong finish. the 'Skins defeated Western, 23-14, and Eastern, 27-17. The HBH squad avenged the 'LAT' teams lost to Douglass with a 21-11 victory. Vfestern defeated the Bu team, 23-18, but they rebounded to victory at Easternls expense, 26-13. 2? f I I 'iss ,W 1.3 'Q F fee 9 ' if '4 4 f all 1 Z 1' ,,V,4, Q, fl W Z m4ME Zi7 , l 7' fly 'T'-ll 'lf ' - ... ..f, f,,,.A A, , X My , ii 1 ' ffl Z? 1 f X f f fl I . 1 l y . 1 3' ' fti. W W V, qv , I fy V ' - irls, Sports TABLE TENNIS-First row: V. Bess, P. Matthews, K. Davis, S. Feast. Second row: N. Gosnell, Brown, C. Grier, P. Husband. BASKETBALL-First row: M. Gordon, P. jackson, M. Hamric, D. Dean, P. Howard. Second row: P. Dana, P. Tur- ner, J. Donaldson, C. Allmond. Third row: C. Meyer, 1. Massey, W. Jefferson, S. Evans. 65

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if is V . Through Service me-w4az' X The artists of Edmond-on produced art work that con- tributed to the beauty of our school. Many of these artists were members of the Art Servcie Club which is under the X direction offlliss Bertha Kelley. The members of this group created things for their own pleasure, for the development of their talents. but mostly the club did art work for teachers and for groups around the school. Much of the work shown in the display cases in the cafeteria and auditorium lobbies was produced with the lhelp of the members of this club. l f f EFQDY TO GO to work are these members of the Business Service u . e students of Edmondson lose hair when faced with the proposition of typing even- one sentence, the members of the Business Service Club typed thousands of pages of notices. letters. papers, diagrams. and in other ways served the school. This club. composed of students taking the commercial course. gave its members practical experience in typing. The club members typed drawings and diagrams for the Science Club. P. T. A. letters. and school notices. Members of this club knew things that all Edmondson students would have loved to know-the questions that were to be on many of the tests given at Edmondson. This club was responsible for the typing of many of these tests under the direction of Miss Mary Tarntino, their sponsor. ONE SUBJECT-MANY ARTISTS as members of the Arr Service Club sketch Martha Cannon. 'N u m 1 A 0 cg lu Pj W I l I ' 4 U I , l n ,V 1 ,, , 3 i - . it 5 3 n . ,Q - ff .-1 Z' , if-4 1- ' 'agfcftf as .yi 11 K i