Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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PRESENTING THE EDMONDSON HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR. Proving the motto of Edmondson., 4'EXcellence De- mands Sacrificef' the choir achieved a quality of excellence that only comes as the result of long hours of work. Often Mrs. Ceorganna Chester, the choir director, Mr. Edward Roberts, the accompanist, and the choir stayed after school long after most of the students had left. This they did while working for better and better quality. The choir again participated 'in the Music Festival to which all the school choirs in the city are invited. Our choir came away with honors and signs of steady improvement. The choir sang for community and civic groups creating good public relations for Edmondson. The thing that made choir members and leaders the happiest was the great increase in the number of boys in the choir. LISTEN T0 THOSE pear shaped tone of the choir as it sings at commencement. I Ll - I -fl! 5 XR' Q

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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

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llll l l l 1 ' 5 -g '-Q i' -as .. A X as-X .x. 1 X Q A XXX Q .N .x ,X .X 7? Q - iw 31 .X .X ws I ll XJ . 'S N s,,,,.v G Tfxfr K. , 'ij ' A l ' x BACKED Llp by the lockers are the members of the Locker Crew: R. lN'lclVlillian, D. Muller, Roman, Mr. Melvin Wooden. adufer. E Roman. E. Manners, and D. Brady. Men of Service Mr. Wooden and his Locker Crew handlf- ou-r l.ZI4Nl son students. The lockers must be checked to make sure locks and lockers every year. Distributing lockers and locks is a job that demands lots of work. This crew at the begin- ning of each school year must distribute locks In all Edmond- At Edmondson we learned from movies. These movies were presented in our classrooms hy the Projection Squad. Under the direction of Mr. William Cihson. the squad mem- bers learned how to operate the projectors and the other equipment used to present the films. how to fix the film. and how to overcome those mechanical difficulties that could arise. This squad helped make learning not only enriching but also enjoyable. they are being: handled properly. New lockers must he num- bered. and new students must he given locks and lockers. These boys really work. LEARNING how to operate the projector are E. Armanas, M. Medary, M. Lawrence, H. Hadel, G. Dency, R. Carnaggio, G. Shank, and A. Nlayhle. lVlr. William Gibson is the teacher. w.4,,Z., -f-77 ' ' '