Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY), Class of 1940, Cover

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'- on . - .. -...V -f ' an ., ,.- ,- an .u .fn Zn n a . , wx fp J. www-uw .vnu W '- Q 5.1 :wmv an 'W WEL , 1- ,. mm gk.,-ar :V x 325 ."' n . q ,, . ,,-,fp -. - -n u- - x.,. n mah, 1 .,,,-. , .wo .,,- - -, - n fm., 1 - PM 'Sf' 1 v Z Left to Right-Lynn Hill, Ferdinand Kcrstcn, Robert Brindley-Trcaa., Herbert McCauley-Pres., Ernest Young, Elmer Aglc, Harry Rice-clerk. Board Of Education The Eden Central School Board has endeavored to fulfill its obligations faithfully and conscientiously. The Eden Central building will be completed and ready for occupation by September 1940. Much of the credit for bringing this project to its final satisfactory consummation must be given to Mr. H. J. McCauley, president of the board. His broad business experience and excellent judgment have been of incalculable value in overcoming many of the problems coincident with an enterprise of this character. The school board is cognizant and appreciative of the true significance of popular education to fit our youth to meet the many problems of our democratic government. Many facilities for social and educa- tional activities will be available to adults also. The school board is fully aware of its responsibilities for both the adequacy and the cost of operating the Eden Central School, and will make every effort to use its best judgment in the selection of competent executives who can be entrusted with the actual management of all school activities., We have every reason to believe that our school board will successfully complete the task it has under- taken with credit to itself and to the future welfare and prosperity of Eden. ,Q J' ww FRANK BUGAR Assistant Principal JOHN H. THORP Supervising Principal +.,.1' V R C89 Q0 iff ,.. Tina, " "n-N , ,I . , First Row-Mr. Leland Wright, Miss Christine Davis, Miss Adelside Buffmgton, Miss Isabelle McDivitt, Mrs. Evalyn Meyers, Miss Ellen Kuntz Mrs. Marie Kirk Miss Vemette Grau Mr. Frank Bugar. Second Row-Mr. Clifford Luders, Mr. Edward Hudspith, Miss Harriet Phillips, Miss Mafibeix Straub, Mr. John lfhorp, Miss Dorothy Baloch, Miss Jane Keefe, Mr. Donald Anderson, Mr. Daniel O'Neil. 1 A X Qld? QQ "' U 'T X HIGH SCHOOL FAU UT X Im' V' r' X O MDL VM U UT ' Q1 gk , V S' x bf S Frrst Row Mnas Margaret Saunders Mxss Ruth Boardman Mrs Cleo Morgester, Miss Alice Wightman, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Jessne Nobbs Musa Ethel Wxlaon Second Row Mr Frank Bugar Mr Leo Foroscij, Miss Nettie Vanderbilt, Mrs. Marceline Stevens, Musa Elxzabeth Stevenson Mxss V1rg1n1a Marvm Mxss Helen Fxelds Mr Edward Rich, Mr. john Thorp. N f 'S v bfi ,4 ' .NH mi 1, rk ,wa wry' Qlffvi' 3.2: KM' - ' fig' 73 f gi ,--V., 1' 5 VXQ- 51 ff' U, y- 'c . 'feifiif L 43-.27 ' f, w7f"" wr 5 . ily , P W 1 ' hfmff . fr 1 9 ,, l dn ml llvmlxurll l'0Nilll'II1 fl:-urge' llartno I 'IIll'llil'flIl'iflll Xl ary Nlunning 'I'r'f'r1s1lrvr U -www Sylviannc Neville Snlumtorian r Q Alta Bruschabvr Dorothy Bruschaber Doris Caughc-ll Carolyn Davidson l all ti '19 .9-.4-i Samuel Forii Donald Hoppe Fvvlyn Kc-rsten lu f Peggy' KHHPP I 5.1 4. ,gr- 60 George Kraft Qs ' Q :ark L -5 f 5 i 4 4 ABE ' f 1 . IK sf - '15 . .H 7, Rita Osburn f lx AID' David Laing ,LT 5511 Edward Parysek iw 6 i ,..,... . .'. .a Rupp Irma Schmillvmlorf Kvnm-th SK'llI'l'iIN'l' Cladvs Schuc 'X' ld ":':l' Funivc Sixt Margaret Willot ' E+ 1 . f '-----.. .,. jf 1 X Q if , A . 9 vf -U .lunv Wvintvr 41 it S!- Q? -46 1 Nh 5211, 1.1 Commencement Speakers Salutatorian. Address .... Address ,,.. Yalediclorian ..... . . Speaker .... . . . Sylvia Ann Neville . . ,Edward Reinhard . . . .Doris Caughell , . ..... George Bartoo Dr. Harry W. Rockwell Presldent s Address Of Welcome We of the Semor Class of 1940 wlsh to welcome heartlly our parents teachers and frlends to this Class Day exercise We lnvlte you to llsten to our lnformal remmlscences and optlmlstlc ambltlons Soon our thoughts wlll be those of a more serlous nature preparatory to takmg our final and most lmportant regents' exams After that wnll follow the serrous busmess of our graduation exerclses We wrll be advlsed bv our superlors as to how to lead a responslble and useful llfe They wlll try to pass on to us what they themselves have gleaned from years of practlcal experlence Too soon we wlll be leavmg for good the school where we made many happy assoclatlons But untll that tlme we shall not hve ln the future Let us present to you an entertalmng account of accomphshments events and personalmes that wlll be memo rably hnked to our lllgh school days I wlsh to echo the sentlments of our entlre class ln welcommg you here tomght to share IH our good humor and we earnestly hope that you wlll meet agam wlth us as we assemble to graduate Class H1story Hlstorlcally speakmg we cannot claim to be as dlsruptlng ln world events as Mr Hitler but to our selves we modestly boast that m our small way we have done more than he ln makmg the world a better place ID whxch to l1ve True lt IB not unusual that we passed ln logrcal procedure from one grade to another but to us the gum chewing eplsodes basketball nvalry note wntmg sesslons our trnp to the museum and eighth grade promotlon are things which wlll hve ln our memorles forever Durmg our years ln hlgh school we have had our moments of trlumph and our moments of doubtfully glorlous mlschlef Through lt all we have steadlly grown for several new students have jomed our class untll we now have reached twenty five ln number For the past three years we have been located ln the same tlny cublcle at the top of the back stalrs on the left Although we grumbled and groaned about nts compactness we would have dlshked to leave It had we the opportumty Wlth 1t are assoclated many comradeshlps Here too we enjoyed the advlsorshlp of Mlss Grau Mlss Balsch Mlss Keefe and Mr Traylor The regularxty wlth whlch Carolyn June Davldson attended school stands out in our memories We thmk lt noteworthy to mention that she has not mlssed a slngle day of school slnce she started twelve years a 0 Thls year whlch has been our busiest has been full of fun and excitement Following the field meet came our Hallowe en dance wlth lts sensatlonal hall of horrors In January we sponsored a pubhc dlnner whlch was the first of its kmd and a huge success Our last 8CtlVlty was the Semor Ball and we now look forward to our graduation wlth happiness for the experxences ahead of us and wnth sorrow for those we are leavmg behind ' 9 9 9 9 ' . . 9 V 0 0 . . . . . 9 9 ' . , . s . . . . . .. . 9 ' 9 ' . .N . . . .,, . .. . . 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 1 9 . . . ... . . I Q l . ' l . . . . 9 . .. . I 4 . . 9 9 9 ' ' . . . . 1 - . g. 9 9 9 , .. . .. . . . . U .. . , . . . . . . . . 5... -y if-9' 4. 15, mg 1 .fa I 1:11:11 DIS1 NV: vI1 r, a i,! ,r ' gy. ..e'- -X J., .1 . S,. - M .-kg .,,, i.-. pf- 'l... 3,1 :P-. Ng ' L 13Q,i',j-LQ 'V f: I.: -J ' Uh3fr..:bj 'X . ,T-4,14 .v Q .que fp ' ,Ja A, 1, ak ly kj A +1 CC sv -Q 1 I n 3'-an .gun L ' I kild' 'il D' U -I First Row -Gladys Mahan, Marjorie Winter, Edith Grifhn, Catherine Kempa, June Richardson, Lyla Rice- pres., Agnes Jean Allanson, jean Omphalius. Second Row Miss McDivitt, Rose Cataldo, Aloysius Filipiak, john Hoffman, janet Monell, Lillian Kuciemba, Dorothy Bise, Frank Kraft, Joseph Vaeantif treas., Marie Wittnieyer, Josephine Czosnyka. Third Row - Donald Brusehaber, George Garnaret, Lillian Wittmeyer, Margaret Newell, Esther Srnigielski, Gloria Rockwood, Norma Rice, Ethel May Gray, Genevieve Kopciowski, Llcwlyn Eckhardt, Lee Baldauf, Ronald Shaw. Fourth Royv- Roy Pryor, Richard Tondf r, Paul Stier, john Tracy, Josephine Kaminski, julia Smigielski, Helen Markle, Ralph Abagnale, Anthony Pericak, Calvin Miller, Daniel Moulthrop. Junior Class Homeroom Rqnresenlrllire, , , , .Lyla June Rice Secretaryf and Treasurer. . . . .Joseph Vacanti Fueully :1lll'iSOI' ...,.............. ,,,,,.,t.....,.....,........,...., N liss Nleljivitt As our Junior year draws to its elose. we are able to look hack with fond memories to the pleasant events which have taken place throughout this time. Our class has taken part in numerous events-both social and aeadelnie. Six out of eight of the Fast of "Neighbors", one of the one-aet plays given in January. were members of the junior Class. Those who took parts were: lidith Uriffen. Lyla June liiee. janet Xlonell. Norma lliee. Xgnes ,lean ,-Xllanson. and lionald Shaw. ,loe Yaeanti had an important role in "The Valiant." Hur greatest sneeess ol' the year w as our y ietory in the l"ield Nleet. VS e are yery proud of the faet that we won lirst plaee hoth in our yell and the meet itself. and it is one ol' our highest aims to he vietorious again next year. Vs e hay e had numerous "money making" enterprises, including a halted goods sale in whieh we were unusnally sueeessl'nl. Xt our 'l'hanltsgiving danee. we all seemed to have a grand time daneing to the strains of Kudara and his liddle. Une evening in lfehrnary we had a junior soeial in the sehool at which we played giilllve, tlullved. and ended up hy grand "1-atsn. llowever. the outstanding event ol' the year was our Junior Prom, w hit-li w as "the" danee of the year and whieh we will long remember. Sophomore Class Homeroom Rqzresenlutire. , , , . .Krletta Kulllow Secreluriv-Treasurer , , . ...,..... Herbert McCauley Fueulis' Aflrisnrs, , , , . . . . .......o.. ..,, ,...,....... W l rs. Nleycrs. Nlr. lludspith In September. N159 a class of almost fifty Soplioinores assembled. with Nlr. lludspitli as our able faculty adyisor. ll e seemed to be a promising class. as the events of the year liaye proved. Un Friday. tlie llllI'H't'Illll of Uctober. the date ol' our annual l"ield Nleet. me lost lirst place by' a half point. NH- concluded that it was the date, of course. Tlirougli tlie mud and water ol' early' fall. we triunipllantly paraded vsitli otliers to the grounds ol' the new school for the corner-stone laying. A little later, clad in maroon and ysliite, five basketball players, lin- elieer-leaders. and two sports- band players lall from our elassj performed for the benefit ol' the spectators and the success of the season. We are proud. too. tliat four of our girls are in the triple trio. and that when tlie llratnaties Club presented its plays. tliree Sophornores were cast. one taking a leading role. Because each class has to put on an assembly program and because our linglisli classes were studying a unit on radio, ssc transfornied the stage into the studio and gaye tyso successful radio dramas, adapted by' our msn class lnenibers. Uur class dance vias held on March 10, 191-ll, St. Patrielfs live. All day. groups ws ere busy' decorating and preparing relreslunents. Uur efforts were rewarded by one of the biggest crov ds of the year. First Row Elizabeth Atlzimazck, Miltlrefl Haag, Edythe Rosenthal, Elsie Nlaplesden, june Kelly, Eleanor Kucieniba, Frieda Kernen, julia Hill, Vaylle Hopkins, Dorothy Ixlaniniostr. Second Row Mrs, Meyers, Eleanor Htnsel, Carl Crier, joseph DiPaolis, joseph Forti, Lois Sixt, Mziry' Kelly, Ettic' Touris. Lueile Hickman, Helen Baldauf, Ernest Frzinciscri. Ga rald Van Note, Ralph Smith, Ruth Newell, Mr. Hudspilh. Third Run Sttplnn Hadtrski, Stanley' Paratlriwski, Herber' MtCaul:y.', Nlelvin Privatcra, Nlarllyn Sears, Marjorie Hickman, Lillian Palme rton, Nlary' Perram, Ann hiangus, Patricia Bley, Patricia Jennings, Arletta Kuhlow, Fred Zimmerman, Lynn Rice, Paul Zieg:-lliofer, Clarence Lt imson. Fourth Rim Peter Byers, Harry Lzingwrirthy, Herman Wittmeyer, Gertrude Tonder, Jean Lamb, Genevieve Blasz, Nlzirgaret Caughell, Ethel Hurnbergm r, Ruth Hooker, Dorothy Fiegel, Stella Cooper, Dorothy Liebler, Alice lgnasiak, Louis Scliue, Ted Froxitvnk, Leo Varian. 'i '1 l b L yi, M." ..,. l ,A .Dt OD Q0 22 ,V ' as Q Q -91? 1 9 ao 45 0 fl' , , f X 4...- 3 88 as l,4a- l of , ka-A ..,, f 241 V.-pw..-, . - V . f ,, , X, -. f First Rowe Mary Hojnaeki, Claribelle Omphalius, Norma Steffen, Lucy Wilhelm, Irene Wierzba, Cecelia Ptak, Dorothy Faruga, Carol Rice, Norma Lamb. Se-cond Row - Miss Straub, Olga Friedman, John Matwykow, James Krauss, Clyde Welch, Stephen Sears, james Reiscli, Erwen Kcrnen, Lamprose Touris, Leslie Parysck, john Gould, Robert Hopz, James Schmidt, Joyce Acton, Evelyn Bauer, Mr. O'Neil. Third Row Evangeline Sinutz, Ruth Arlen, jean Brusehaber, Marion Van Note, Julius Dole, Lester Eekhardt, Norma Hardy, Ruth Boseck, Hilda Gray, Walter Kraft, John Vacanti, Carlton Shaw. Elvira Dole, Sylvia Jasinska, Violet MCGennis. Fourth Row Richard Brusehaber, Riehard Boseek, Clara Vacanti, Richard Gumtow, Wilbur Young, Thelma Braymiller, Raydeen Hornburg, Richard Szal, Irene Kinn, Dolores Roycraft, John Skura, Layton Collins, Dolores Wittmey: r, Robert Horton, Lester Schreiner, Freshman Class Ilnmeronm Representatives. . . . .John Gould, Richard Brusehaber Secretaries ............. . . .Jean Brusehaber, Violet Nlcflennis Faculty Advisors .......,.....,................,....,..,..... Miss Straub, Mr. O'Neil The Freshmen are the largest high school class in the school. We mention this hecause in the seventh grade we numbered less than half the 60 pupils in the class today. We are proud to have been the last eighth grade to graduate from Eden lligh Sehoolg the last to graduate with lllr. Myersg in fact, the last to graduate! There will be no more elementary school promotion exercises in lfden Central Sehool. Our class is well represented in the various extra-curricular activities. John Vaeanti is on the first hasltcthall team. Richard Szal, Richard Boseek, Stephen Sears and Nlarion Vanxote also participated in some exciting games on the ,layvee basketball team. Few Freshmen have achieved this position in the past. Fin' students, all from Mr. 0'Ncil,s class, are "Future Farmers of Alnerican. Miss Straub's students have joined such organizations as Dramatics Club, and News Staff. Xl c look forward to being Sophomores in the new lfden Central School huilding. Eighth Grade Homeroom Representatires ...... . . . ...... . . ..,..,. Richard Schreiner Secretary-Treasurer ...................,..............,.,........,....... Jean Rayeur Sports and News ,... Clifford Case, lllarjorie Debo, Warren W'hittek, Doris Hickling Faculty Advisors ...........................,........., Miss Bulfington, Bliss Phillips Never before in lQdeu's history have there been two eighth grades. Now, because of the centralization school, we need two home rooms. We were amazed, since we are only junior high school people, that in the field meet we won third place in the contest and made almost 314.00 selling tags. As our assembly program this year, we sponsored a speaker from Buffalo State Teachers College, Doctor Peterson, who spoke to us on "America's Relationship with South Americaf, Dr. Peterson gave us interesting information about the products of manufacturing and gave us a very good discription of South American affairs. We were very industrious in cooperating in Miss Buflingtonis contract plans in studying history. To achieve an A required work, and work we did. ln Home Economics, our apron-clad cooks made their Hrst baking powder biscuits and muffins. Some went into our waiting stomachs and some into the waste basket. Well, itis all in life and to the disap- pointed girls we say, "Live and Learn! We have elected a jury of six people, three boys and threegirls, two monitors, a boy and a girl, and the hi h and mighty judge. This of course will keep us remembering our manners. This we think will make us reaize that we aren't Sixth Grade students but Eighth Grade students by whom an example for others is set. of our 99 First Row fVivian Perryman, Gloria Beardsley, Angeline Osalkowski, Geraldine Hilinski, Mildred Horton, Gloria Ohlhues, Bertha Morris, Janice Rice, Jean Greiner, Second Row-Miss Buffxngton, Gertrude Schasel, Billy Metz, William Klepfer, Ferris Randall, Frank Kaspaffk, Walicf KCTHDB, Robert Morris, Gordon Brockman, joseph Cataldo, Robert Hill, Donald juengling, Elizabeth Ann Winston. Third Row---Marjorie Debo, Doris Hickling, john Rome, Clifford Case, Paul Geiger, Emil Laco, Merle Dennis, Warren Wittek, Alex Holovics, Richard Schreiner, Robert Webster, Nelson Thuman, Marjorie Case, Arleen Bauer. Fourth RowfFrank Gearheart, Robert Miller, Henry Mages, Harry Kuhlow, Richard Shumway, jack Willet, Charles Kaiser, James Parmalee, Charles Brockman, Lester Hensel, Filth Row-Lawrence Peacock, Robert Braymiller, John Drackenburg, Paul Reinhard, Ruth Styn, Joanne Tonder, jean Rayeur, Mar- jorie Richardson, Lawrence Nowak, George Willet, Robert Wagenblatt, Ralph Larkin. , . .g,, Q W- ,,,.., M - 'W C3 CD ,pf an 'Y V-fo '1 1, U A-'iff ::."3-ff: as 'lslfff' ,, L, i . 'P T' As 1-on C265 Q 5.4 First Row- Mary Hornburg, Marie Sammarco, james Forti, Elmer Cotten, june Looze, Lucy DiPaolis, Eunice Tucker, William Palmerton, Allen Schreiner, Lorraine Dole, Ruth Lietz. Second RowfMary Griffiths, John Kcrnen, David Elk, Mary Skora, Shirley Van Note, William Ziegclhofer, Ruth Horton, Genevieve Zych, Robert Shepker, Shirley Braymiller, Josephine Hojnacki, Horace Landon, james Knapp Mary Friedman. Third Row Miss Kuntz, Henry Metzler, Evelyn Thuman, june Filler, Dorothy Ptak, Warren Rubeck, Tom Gould, Richard jasinski, Edward Schroen, Pauline Errington, Edith Zittel, Dorothy Kasparek, William Nagel, Andrew Mendik. Fourth Row Sally Falk, Edward Gier, Jean Watson, Henry Bigaj, Harlan juengling, Eleanor Paradowski, Marjorie Harms, Viola Bade, Joyce Rayeur, Betty Keller, William Gumtow, Berdell Howell, Grace Johns, Chester Hornberger, Bessie Gearhart, Bernice Eruse- haber, Mr. Anderson. Fifth Row- Theodore Mietlinski, Richard Lees, Wilbert Smutz, CliH'ord Sager, Emmajean Chipman, Genevieve Tracsynski, Angelo Latona, Lucille Lardo, Mary Mahan, Lester Mages, Robert Tracy, Robert Brindlcy, Gerald Rice, Henry Schroen. Seventh Grade llmricroonz Representatives. .... Toni Could, Shirley Van Note Secretary' and Trcusilrcr. , . . . Marjorie Harms, Horace Landon l'l!lf'IlIl.Y .-lrlrisnrs ,.....,..,.,.....,...,.. .,.....,....... N liss Kuntz. Nlr. Anderson This year thc seventh grade is not only the largcst grade in thc school. but it is the largest grade, from first to senior. cvcr known in our school. It is so large that this ycar for the first timc it is divided into two scparatc classes. scvcn :X and scvcn li. ncithcr of which is superior to the other. Nliss Kuntz has the seven .-X in room l. and tht- home room of thc scvcn ll is room 29 with Hr. Nndcrson. Thc combincd scvcnth gradc, with a uniquc chccr and a spiritcd group, carried off many honors in thc animal l"icld Nlcct that was hcld carly in ilu- fall, thcrcby making a namc for thcir grade right from the bcginning. Perhaps much of tht- crcdit is duc to thc superior lcadcrship in cha-4-rs offcrcd by Shirlcy Yan Note and ,lamcs Knapp. lloth 1-lasscs put on top-rating assembly programs. The Seven 'X gave us an excellent melodrama. The mclodrama was lvcpt a sccrct so that no one knew how they wcrc to be cntcrtaincd until just before it be-gan. lt was really something different, and very humorous. The Seven B had a vcry amusing boxing tourna- ment which brought cheers from the entire assembly. All of the boxers had humorous names, such as 1940 for James Forti, Stripped Gears for Edward Gier, and Baby Krebs for Clair Krebs. 45 'iii 'ti f 'ffglfif 'I-51' X .. x0 :Sy--.-.-QQ Q15 ! ! -QL 5 Sixth Grade First Row -Dorothy Butts, Frank Vacanti, Helen Lietz, Joseph Palmerton, Beverly Butts, Ronald Bailey, Leona Mroz, Jimmy Debo, Evelyn Prior. Second Row-Miss Saunders, Caryl Allanson, Wendy Byers, Theodore Dash, Leo Skura, Phyllis Reed, Lois Wittek, Everett Traylor, Norman Neumann, Kathleen Morris, Ruth Maplesden, Herbert Hensel. Third Row-Elsie Klepfer, Maxwell Weinar, Roberta Caughell, Meyer Winston, Hazel RoykouiT, Clifford Brockman, Dorothy Bearsh, Howard Steigerwlld, Edith Dole, Jay Lamb, Jean Sovereign, James Gould, Joanne Webster, Richard Hunt, Frances Grejzer. Fourth Row- Kenneth Varian, Charles Prior, Betty Reed, jamie Francisco, June Prior, Caesar Szal, Richard Thompson, Marian Yager, Karl Stender, Richard Jost, Gladys Perryman, Francis Kraus, Mary Voss, Henry Niedzwiecki. First Row -Dorothy Schreiner, Wilbur Jost, Deane Moss, Jennie Skora, Jane Cotten, Martin Skora, Billy Rennagel, Valeria Tracy. Second Row -Miss Wilson, Harry Bearsh, David Ohlhues, June Miller, Betty Gehl, Billy Rice, Beverly Vellam, Lloyd Lamb, Geraldine Thompson, Donna Knight, Carl Shumway, Wayne Nellis. Third Row -Patricia Traylor, Frances Debo, Edward Strawbrich, David Rcisch, Ethel McCauley, Alvie Empringham, Gertrude Voss, Jack Steigerwald, Luther Landon, Harriet Gray, Phyllis Hickling, Eugene Jost. Fifth Grade 95 '5x v 'L l I ...I QT Q Y X -i P1 '?9a'fH5l, ffffff' , fvvV,,A?Ax. ,Ke 'U' ff, t Third Grade C233 rw ' Q "T P 9 Fourth Grade First Row-Bobby Work, Rachel Nellis, Ray Klepfer, Rosemary Schue, Billy Gier, Lois Yager, Dwight Webster. Second Row -David Krohn, john Goodbrand, Jack Davidson, Eleanor Griezer, Betty Dash, Myrtle Ruth, John Hastings, Richard Metzler, LaVcrn Klein. Third Row-Miss Boardman, Wilbur Winter, Dorothy Horton, John Parise, Ruth Butts, Ralph Nagle, Clara Grejzer, Byron Hooker, Eugene Winter. Fourth Row-William Winston, Louise Shefheld, james Harms, Robert Marsh, Thelma Shero, John Weinar, Byrd Parmalee, Florence Varian, Dicky Kuhlow. First Row -James Looze, Shirley Shumway, Paul Cotten, Charlette Schalel, Robert Gearhart, Mary Jane Bailey, Howard. Butts. Second Row -Jean Gehl, Marcia Weinar, Rex Klepfer, Betty Parise, james Mitchell, Irene I-Iensel, Florence, Ruth. Third Row -Miss Nobbs, Alvin Perryman, George Dash, Ellen Brindley, james Landon, Bobby Page. is fill 1 414, fl- 0 K" N I Num g E9 M ,, 'LE 00 45 First Row-Shirley Howell, Ronald Looze, Margaret Ncllis, Fillmore Miller, Marietta Horton, Arnold Moss, Rita Gehl, Stanley Bigaj, Dorothy Parmelec. Second Row-Paul Laing, Esther Krohn, Frank Knight, Barbara Roycraft, john Hart, Richard Wierzba, Lawrence Reisch, Lewis McCauley, Marilyn Erick, Douglas Hickling, Barbara Lees. Third Row- Miss Wightman, Robert Stender, Nancy Cheney, Bruce Caughell, Marjorie Shook, Alphonzo Sessanna, Betty Britting, Marvin Klein, Robert Harms, Robert Pryor. First Grade Q99 First Row-Mary Bade, Ronald Gehl, Ruthmary Schawel, Eugene Parise, Harlierie Ellis, George Skora, Margery Rupp, Donald Brockman, Rosemary Bullied. Second RowfNiles Brennan, Jack Cotten, Donald Dash, Eugene Hinman, Everett Moss, Dorothy Lamb, Joan Spencer, David Butts, Rudolph Schasel, Philip Thorp, Charles Klepfer, Charles Beaver. Third Row- Mrs. Morgester, Owen Wittek, jean Wittmeyer, George Landon, Josephine Haeick, Raymond Shef- field, Edith Cheney, Donald Goodbrand, Jeanette Wittmeyer, Douglas Roycraft, Ruth Hornburg, Ernest Schulz, Richard Staby. nd on Second Grade .. -- GQ -Db is Q' DO Q I 1 .,4 7 ai' iw! ,, 1 7 21 I 5 :I 45 .ulllll District 0. 7 First Row-Robert Muelhbauer, Gilbert Winter, George Winter, Daneene Konarski, Harold Haier, Richard Blasz, Leroy Rockwood. Second Row -Mrs. Stevens, Adeline Blau, Raymond Oaalkowski, Stanley Gras, Arlene Winter. District 0. f.- 0 C307 First Row-Robert Reed, George Morris, Dennis Perry, Richard Kern, Donald Rice, Harold Bragg, John Andrew, Earl Miller, Paul Perry. Second Row -Basil Kern, joan Bragg, Louise Reed, Marian Reed, Shirley Neumann, Margaret' Cataldo, Willette Morris, Constance Miller, Thelma Rice, Frances Augustyniak, Dolores Cataldo, Irene Augustyniak, Henry Brauner. Third Row fMiss Vanderbilt, Richard Brauner, Florence Auguatyniak, Lucille Yager, Phyllis Bragg, Betty Rice, Patricia Perry, Helen Yager, Vito Cataldo. . k.Q...h..Lg,Br i 69 K4 fo gn X' 'T i District . 1, O. 6 7' gi' I First Row -Robert Newkirk, Edwin Zittel, William Conway, Gerald Conway, Donald Zittel, Daniel Kruszynski, Bentley Gallman, jr. Second RowfAudrey Errington, Dorothy Weekley, Patricia Norman, Richard Errington, joan Norman, Rosemary Hauck, William Newkirk, Ella Hauck, Barbara Weekley, Celia Kaminski. Third Row- -Mr. Foroscij, William Errington, Shirley Hauck, jean Zittel, Paul Touris, Donald Ncwkirlc, Richard Newkirk, Betty Hauck, Robert Hauck, Paul Refermat. First RowfShirley betraun, Norman Reinard, Marjorie Springer, Marguerite Hill, Martin Szal, Norma Springer. Sedond Row fjoan Debo, Richard Hill, Donald Hunt, Rosemary Abagnale, Arthur Rcinard, Barbara Elk, Anthony Lardo, jerry Elk, Barbara Francisco. Third Row-Miss Stevenson, District No. 8 f ' F1-. gf-7:3 iii, .Qi 475 C315 -M First Row Willis Ensign Arthur Steffen, Gloria Smith, Betty Acton, Roy Steffen, George Steffen. Second Row- Henry Friedman Harold Kaufman, Virginia Butryn, Helen Mietlenslri, Anna Mietlenski, Frances Figel, Helen Filipiak, Edward Ferrie Richard Ferrie Third Row -Mr. Rich. First Row-Lowell Henry, Nelson Hickling, George Tucker, Robert Schumer, George Hinman, John Winter, Carl Bauer, William Nellis, Richard Stiegerwald, Gerald Schmittendorf, Daniel Agle, Kenneth Butts, Edward Nellis. Second Row- Elmer Eckhardt, James Gier, June Fenner, Victoria Hart, Eleanor juengling, Jean Eighme, Loretta Magee, Marlene Winter, jane Rice, Nonnette Work, Marian Shaw, Sylvia Gehl, Sally Fenner, Donna Brindley, janet Goodbrand Nelson Eckhardt, Carl Chelius, Third Row- Robert Bauer, Joyce Bauer, Shirley Saar, Marilyn Zittel, Marie Bechlen, Rolnert Rechter, Dick Schulz, Carole Bauer, james Cole, Loretta Mages, Irene Agle, William Bettcher, Nancy Yaeger, Richard Young, Joyce Agle, Harold Bley, Carl Schroth, Gerald Agle, Chloe Lester, Miss Smith. Fourth Row-Miss Fields, Miss Mirvin, Fred Fenner, Antoinette Zycll, Rita Brusehaber, Richard Cooper, Harriet juengling, Frederick Magee, Gladys Rebmann, Frederick Cooper, Harriet Bise, Chester Zych, Laurel Eckhardt, james Bley, Ruth Tucker, Harry Bise, Ronald Bantle, Phyllis Juengling, Gertrude Mages, Laura Ann Tucker. Marie Morlock. fr-:W f , District 0. 3 ,M - ' 'FE' -M J . - ,, Q, I 1? 1 'x -1 5 ,, s. -' M. v KP ik H-vfwrr , Q' ,ts W ,nv MW-.4 A 5 hA f -qff-4 ', J-, -N 3,1 ,GQ ,qw--x .3 if , c -' A.: :gtk , A 3 A , E . ' . -, 5 N V ...rx K f if? 'C ,....-f -'I ..,. my MW.. """'n 1.1 . X A ' ,ff 5. .K 4'9- . X f 2 , 1 - 2 Q , X 1 "E l N 'N Y, 'I K , . 1 "' . 'Q ' j f X ' 1 V , 1 1 I X . V Q X ' X . ? , Q j 1 4, '- 1 4 x' Z ' i .f . 1 ,,, ,J ,..- L. -.-1 .-.... NJ ,Mi ,J ,,,,j ,..,-5- Y .- ......- , - W M U f , x U A s .3 '. L ins, 4. 45 if Fzmt Row- Edward Reinhard, Lyla Rice, Marjorie Hickman, David Laing CPres.D, Carolyn Davidson, Mary Manning, Lee Baldauf. Second Row Mr. Bugar, Miss Gran Student Council 1-xtentletl to me this wear when they eleeted l am wt-ll aware of the great honor that IIIN fellow-students me President of Student Cox ernment. l wish at' this time to thank everxone who eontrilnltefl to the suvvess of our new plan of gow-rnment. isliirh iw feel has :nude a promising heginning in this its hrst year. XY e liave. through the student goxvrnmt-nt and our favultx advisers. settled the lniggt-st problem Caused H0 IIlilllN Ilt'NS lll'0lllt'. ll NHS llt't'f'SSiif'f lil l'l'lll'N Q' lllt' V011- ln our on-rt'roiult-tl vomlition. llue to the illltllllllfl of irs. drinking fountains. and doors would he placed under gestion in our halls. lt is as finally tlt-t-ith-tl that the sta the supervision of patrol leaders. Xliitll the aitl of the Svhool lloartl. tht- stutlm-nt to pupils or their parents in ease of serious sit-ltnt-ss or death. gox ernment organized a floral Committee to send flowers organized in llc-et-iiilwr for stualt-nts :ls an expression of the soviul vliaruvler of our group ll tlanvt' was and alumni. This tlanve offered an opportunity for the alumni and student hotly to lJt'1'0llll' better avquaintetl as well as to discuss old times. 'lille school nt-iss was plavesl unslvr a spa-via vt lltlrlkl s a in all svhool news and has put out svn-ral spt-vial papers. 'lille' results haw' ln-en exvellvnt. XX e haw- heartily trim-tl to tlmist- a program wlierelny we might express and discuss with our superiors our opinions pertaining to student luehavior. By this partieipation we hope to aehieve a better way of niet-ting our needs and advancing untlerslantling among the students. and between students and faculty. NX 1- all sim-n-rely hope th:-n in tht- following years this organization. built on the foundation we have estalrlishetl, will realize many splendid at-romplishments so that litlen Central will be an influence both to the I l' ' I t ffl v the student government. This group handles community and to other st-liools. David Laing President of Student Government tudent Government "Student Government of Eden Central School is organized for the purpose of giving the students an opportunity to express in a democratic way their needs and their opinions concerning matters pertaining to the student body. Through this democratic body we solve problems by student practice. By this participation we hope to achieve a better way of mutually meeting needs and advancing understanding among the students and between faculty and the studentsf, This passage, selected from the Constitution of the Student Government, expresses the general purpose and aim of this newly organized group. The legislative body of the Student Government is known as the Student Assembly. Each home room from the Seventh Grade up has two representatives, a boy and a girl. one to act as president in class activities and the other to act as secretary and treasurer. These same students represent their class in the Student As- sembly. This body acts upon any question pertaining to the student body whenever such matters are presented by any representative. From this same group, early in the school year, a nominating committee is selected to prepare a slate of candidates for the school officers. Any student in good standing is eligible to hold these offices, and the can- didates are selected by opular vote of the student body. Our aim is to provide for a maximum of student par- ticipation and student irection any activities that may be referred to them. From the foundation that we have laid this year we hope a sound and effective organization will develop. First Row-Shirley Van Note, Marjorie Hickman, David Laing, Lee Baldauf, Carolyn Davidson Marjorie Harms. Second Row- josephinc Czoanyka, Marjorie Debo, Horace Landon, Richard Schreiner, John Gould, Tom Gould, Lyla Rice, Arletta Kuhlow. Third Row -Mary Manning, jean Rayeur, Herbert McCauley, Herman Wittmeyer, Edward Reinhard, joseph Vacanti, RicharcbBrusehaber, jean Bruaehaber, Violet McGennis. Ile Rf. First Rowfa-Gladys Schue, Mary Manning, Edward Reinhard Ceditor-in-chiefj, Evelyn Kersten, George Kraft. Second RowfMiss Baisch, Miss Keefe, Lester Rupp, George Barton, David Laing, Miss Grau, Sylvianne Neville, Mrs. Meyers, Mr. Bugar. The Eden Embers Staff It was unanimously approved by the Seniors that the memorable events and activities of this great year should be preserved in a permanent record, a record which will serve to keep alive memories of our Senior year. Thus, meeting the challenge of producing a yearbook worthy of represent- ing our school, the Embers stall was chosen. The editors were elected from the Senior class. The assistants were chosen by the editors themselves, as the students most likely to cooperate and willing to work hard. The staff received valuable aid from the various members of the faculty. The editorial staff consisted of: Editor-in-Chief .... . . .Edward Reinhard Business Study' ,.,.,.. . . .Helen Baldauf Assistant Editor ........ Evelyn Kersten I-C0 Balflallf lfusiflm vlIa'mg9' ----'---- Lester RUP? Extra-r'urri1'ulnr Staff .... . .David Laing Photography ...... ..., I leorge Barton Rita Oghurn Art Editor ,..... ....... G eorge Kraft Lyla June Rice Extra-curricular ..... Sylvia Ann Neville janet lblgnell .Wake-up-Editor ....,.., Diary Nlanning Blarjorie llickrnan Grade Editor .,........,., Gladys Schue .Wake-up-Staff ..........,. June Winter Gloria Rockwood, Norma Rice chool News The more talented of the literary' members of the school have been doing their share of newspaper work throughout the year. Early' in November, the Senior elass issued the "Senior Slantf' whieh was a great sueeess. This was the first attempt at a small newspaper which this class has made. Their sueeessful endeayor lead to even greater journal- istie efforts on the part of lfden Central Sehool. Under the supervision of Miss Dorothy' llaiseh, the news staff was revised. This "all high" staff w as made up of editors and reporters from the high sellool elasses. lfaeh week. news was sent to the lfden Central School News supplement in "The lfrie Country' lndependentf, Try'-outs were held. and from the eandidates the Student Council ehose Peggy Knapp as editor-in-ehief: Gladys Sehue, news editorg ,lanet Monell, speeial feature editorg and Sylyianne Neville, make-up-editor. The reporters are as follows: Later in the year. the "Central Slant" was edited. 'lille staff worked hard to live up to their motto "ll e see it at the right angle-,', and their efforts were enjoyed by an appreeiative public. Soeiul :'Veu's. , . 44'llIIl'l7Ill' ...., Speeial Features lfovs' qllhlelies, , June Riellzlrtlson flrarle Reporters . . . . ..,. Nlarjorie lliekman . . .james lieiseh l'i.x'trn-eurrieular .,...., . . .Agnes ,lean illunson Svlvianne Neville Lueile llielunan ,. . Allison Arlen Marjorie llebo Bertha Ylorris filifforcl Case ,Ioyee lhlyeur Doris lliekling 'lioni Gould Warren Wittek Gloria Uhlhues fl! -'lf rlljl 'X 1 ., serie ,-ef X J S , 1537 It o ,,' f 1 P 1' 11 ,I ' l fi , Q 4 ,YW i ' ,un Q N H7312-' 1.7 D 4,1 Qlixg v If ' n U - yy- -vs: E '26,- Seated-Sylvianne Neville, Dorothy Brusehaber, Peggy Knapp Ceditor-in-chiefl, Lucile Hickman. janet Monell, Tom Gould, Gladys Schue. Standing Catherine Kemps, Marjorie Hickman, june Richardson, Arthur Smith, Eunice Sixt, Agnes jean Allanson, Joyce Rayeur, Marjorie Debo, Miss Baisch, Doris Hickling, Allison Arlen, Carolyn Davidson, Warren Wittek, Edward Parysck, James Reisch, Mary Manning, Norma Rice, Irma Schmittendorf, Gloria Rockwood. ,.4d"fp 'pi b 3 LQ. L 1-. 1 ful' ned- 2 First Row-Alta Brusehaber, Peggy Knapp, George Kraft, Lester Rupp, Edward Reinhard, Allison Arlen, Rose Cataldo, Dolores Witt- meyer. Second Row -julia Smigielski, Helen Markle, Herbert McCauley, Herman Wittmeyer, Llewlyn.Eckhardt, Peter Byers, Richard Szal, Paul Stier, Ronald Shaw, Ralph Abagnale, George Garneret, Lynn Rice, Josephine Kaminski, Lillian Wittmeyer. all Patrol and Bus Captains The llall Patrol was ereated by the student government in response to the need of relief of hall conges- tion. The Student Council appointed a commissioner from the Student Council, lfdward Reinhard, to study the situation and to suggest measures that would relieve it. After eareful Consideration, patrol members were Chosen including two eapable lieutenants, Lester Rupp and Allison Arlen. They were diseriminately placed at the foot of stairways and at other places of undue Congestion. Thus the hall patrol, undertaken as one of the first aets of the student government, has worked smoothly all semester. The bus Captains and their assistants were chosen as the patrol members had been. They also were appointed for purposes of safety and eonvenienee. Their duties are to cheek attendance, to keep order, and to help small ehildren in and out ofthe buses. These two organizations are both new, but they have run eflieiently and have beeome an important part of the sehool system. With very few exeeptions, Cooperation within the student body has been cheerfully extended. L Y Q nn -v -an ., . g,if'5wv""f1..5."-5. h S- .2 agp fig Lib v ' 'vr"AX-? ,F ,W f H. Y! L5 e v gs, f ff .fs .--v , C 1 , " ' 'Amin y,s"fiw V, . Ml ML, M' v E1 ,pw fr 'N ..-9' fs' , jf ' 1.4-Q, -, ' Jim L V A L, sa r A: Al, , . M .f ' ,fm f'ew ini. ki!! dd' .,,s:.Q,, -na. ,L n--gg 1 . .-. 857458: QT' ft-Q 'f"!": O ,Qv '-.'i,,mfrQ1,2 K Lit AN, HJ 4 LL 3' 1 ,Nm Na 51 MA ff' 10' lf 'Q '17 'ff' 1 ,s:. ' .ggigi-,E ' Qi! f' 5'-fm 1+ .Timi- amgf' ' -7-. Q an v V ,Aff L . , 7. JLMPSQ-'Lu 58- v ,. ,,.-V , i xl S, . i I . bye' ,3.f,..,Z Fvif. 4 .I Q ol- g g, G First Row - Norma Rice, Arletta Kuhlow, Ruth Hooker, Jean Brusehaber, Irma Schmittendorf, Lyla Rice, Julia Hill, june Richardson, Mary Manning, Edith Griffin, Norma Hardy. Second Row - Gloria Rockwood, Evelyn Kersten, Ruth Arlen, Dorothy Liebler, Marjorie Hickman, Lucile Hickman, Helen Baldauf, Agnes Allanson, Carolyn Davidson, Rita Osburn, Eunice Sixt, Gladys Schue, Violet McGinnis, Peggy Knapp. Third Row- Sylvianne Neville, Mr. Wright. Fourth Rowf'Lco Varian, Richard Boseck, Stanley Paradowski, Layton Collins, Lester Eckhardt, Victor Bley, Gerald VanNote, John Gould, Stephen Sears, Allison Arlen, Lester Rupp, Llewlyn Eckhardt, Lee Baldauf, Arthur Smith, David Laing. Eden Central Competitive Chorus Saturday morning, April 27, about sixty sehool ehildren lroarded the new lfden Central Sehool buses to go to Canandaigua. Among them were the forty members of the eompetitive ehorus whose thoughts went back to the happenings of the past year. They looked hack first to the day when they is ere chosen from the large ehorus the best ehoral singers. There followed many enjoy alrle rehearsals. The eompetitive ehorus had helped to make the Spring tioneert on Nlareh 5 a great sueeess. lts selections were "Praise the Kaine of the Lord" by Norden. required numher at the inusie eoutests, and "Beautiful Dream- er" by Foster. The eompetitive ehorus has as its ohjeetixe the formation of a workable sized group to partieipate in the eontest at Fredonia. Hut of this ehorus another group of nine pupils was seleeted to form the well-known Triple Trio. This organization has heeome one ol' the most popular groups in the sehool. These students also made a speetaeular showing at the Spring tloneert. The thoughts ol, the students on the lruses now turned to the great day ofthe 'llusie Festival at Fredonia. At this eontest, the ehorus reeeived a rating of 2- and therefore heeame eligihle to enter the State Contest at Canandai rua. Twelwil- hours later, tired but happy, the ehoral singers returned home. Although not victorious, they felt that good work had been accomplished. Eden Central Chorus - President ....... ........ .... P e ggy Knapp Vice President ............ ..... L yla Rice Secretary and Treasurer. . . ................. Victor Bley Librarian ..... , ........... .............,.... N orma Rice Assistant Librarians. . . . . .Helen Baldauf, Patricia Bley It is the function of the High School Chorus to offer to any student who wishes it the opportunity to sing four-part choral work. Such participation enlarges the musical background and the appreciation of those who take part. liden Central School now has two choruses, the High School Chorus and the Competitive Chorus. The large chorus composed of about ninety members made its first appearance at the Christmas Pageant, "The Holy Grail", which was sponsored by the Dramatics Club. In spite of the crowded arrangement, the chorus performed in its very best style and the public was overwhelmed. After the successful Pageant, the chorus made a spectacular showing at the Spring Concert. The public was amazed at the large body of students who participated. Two numbers which received the great approval of the audience were "Ave Yerumv by Mozart, which was sung all in Latin, and "Deep River", arranged by O,Hare. Of the large chorus, seventy members, excluding the Seniors, gave a splendid performance at the Bac- calaureate Service, ,Iune 23, 1940. First Row-Janet Monell, Elsie Mapleaden, Carol Rice, Rita Oabum, Carolyn Davidson, Lyla Rice, June Richardson, Helen Baldauf, Julia Hill, Lucile Hickman. Second Row -Lillian Palmerton, Alta Bruaehaber, Agnes Allanson, Edith Griffin, Norma Lamb, Vaylle Hopkins, Norma Steffen, john Gould, James Reisch, Stephen Sears, Catherine Kempa, Frieda Kernen, Dorothy Facuga, Lois Sixt, Rose Cataldo, Mary Manning, Norma Rice. Third Row -Mr. Wright, Olga Friedman, Eunice Sixt, jean Brusehabcr, Gloria Rockwood, Alice Bauer, Stella Cooper, Dorothy Bise, Ruth Hooker, Joyce Acton, Norma Hardy, Gladys Mahan, Irma Schmittendorf, Patricia Bley, Arletta Kuhlow, Marilynn Sears, Ruth Arlen, Marjorie Hickman, Peggy Knapp, Sylvianne Neville. Fourth Row -Herman Wittmeyer, Richard Brusehaber, Stanley Paradowski, Herbert McCauley, Aloysius Filipiak, Gerald VanNote, john Matwlrijow, Margaret Caughell, Violet McGennis, Evelyn Keraten, Genevieve Blasz, Gladys Schue, Dorothy Brusehaber, Jack Hoffman, Layton Collins, Lester Eckhardt, Victor Bley, Samuel Forti, Wilber Young, Ted Fronczak. Fifth Row-Arthur Smith, Richard Boseck, Llewlyn Eckhardt, Allison Arlen, Doris Caughell, Ethel Gray, Clara Vacanti, Josephine Kaminski, Irene Kinn, Raydeen Hornberg, Gertrude Tonder, Helen Markle, Leo Varian, Lester Rupp, Lee Baldauf, David Laing. 1' , - 1,4 Ny 4 27 First Row -Gloria Rockwood, Ruth Hooker, Janet Monell, Lucile Hickman, Dorothy Liebler, Shirley VanNote, Doris Hickling. Second Row-Helen Baldauf, Marilynn Sears, Marjorie Hickman, Ruth Boseck, Julia Hill, Carolyn Davidson, Sylvianne Neville, Marjorie Case, William Metz, Stanley Paradowski, Robert Hoppe, Berdell Howell, Ruth Lietz, Grace johns, Jean Watson. Third Row -Richard Boseck, David Laing, Carlton Shaw, Lester Rupp, Emest Francisco, Robert Brindley, Mary Manning, Ronald Shaw, Agnes Allanson, john Gould, Paul Stier, Gerald VanNote, Melvin Privitera, james Parmelee, Lee Baldauf. Standing -Frank Mangus, Stephen Sears, Ruth Arlen, Norma Rice, Rita Oaburn, June Richardson, Mr. Wright. Eden Central Band President .................. ..... ...... D a vid Laing Vice President ............ ...... Lee Bauldauf Secretary and Treasurer .,.. .....,............... S ylvia Neville Librarian ............... . .................. Carolyn Davidson Assistant Librarians. . .... ...... M hrilynn Sears, Lucille Hickman Little did the members realize when the band made its first appearance in October at the Cornerstone Laying, that the season would be so eventful. At the beginning of the year when the call came for band, about forty-four pupils came to the music room to participate. The band members, from the very beginning found their band periods enjoyable and profitable. As is the usual custom, marches were played at first, but later overtures and novelty numbers were rehearsed. In December the sports band began its activities. This selected group of fifteen entertained the public at the basketball games. The next great event which took place was the band concert, given April 12. At this performance the band made a splendid appearance. Two numbers which were very much liked by the audience were "The Three Gracesw by O'Neill and "The Traveller Overture" by Buchtel. At the Fredonia Festival the band players hoped that their laying would so arouse the attention of the judges that their rating would be the highest. Their hopes were fulfilled and their next expedition was the excit- ing trip to Canandaigua. Although not victorious, the band will have the pleasure of knowing that they did a wonderful piece of work. As in preceding years, the band made another successful showing Memorial Day. Marching over the road to the cemetery, some members were full of sadness, because this was their last opportunity to play in the Eden Central Band. Others, though it meant the last time they would play this year, looked forward to another happy season. Eden Central Orchestra President .............. . . .Carolyn Davidson Vice President .......... ......,... L ester Rupp Secretary and Treasurer. . . .................. Helen Baldauf Librarian .....,...... .... ..,........,. A g nes Jean Allanson Assistant Librarians . , . .... Marjorie Hickman, Ruth Arlen One of the greatest achievements which the orchestra of liden Central School has ever accomplished is the eligibility to go to the National hlusic Contest, held this year at Albany. The orchestra, this 'ear, has about thirtv-three members. From the be innin of school every' erson in . . 3 . ' . . . 5 g - P it has done his part to make it the great success which it ls. At its concert, March 15, the orchestra played many numbers but the two most outstanding ones were "Passacaglia and Fughettau by Johnson and "March Fantastiquew by Bizet. The public was delighted with the splendid appearance the orchestra made. Selected from this rou were twenty'-five members who made u the Chamber Orchestra. This Orchestra g P . , P I play ed on February 19 for the three one-act plays given by the Dramatlcs Club. At the time of the contest in Fredonia. the orchestra nev'er realized that it would o as far as it did. Re- ceiving the highest honor and rating given to any orchestra which performed Orchestra Day at Fredonia, the Ili h School Orchestra was able to 0 to the State Contest. At last the members had achieved one of their as- .g . . g . . . . Q . . piratlons. After the splendid performance at Canandaigua, the exciting news came that they were eligible to participate in the National Contest. They rejoiced in this honor, although they did not participate in the con- ICSI. Praise is due not only to the orchestra, but also to its ins irin conductor, Mr. Leland Wri ht, who will I . . P 5 g be in Potsdam H1 h School next 'ear. S 7 First Row -Sylvianne Neville, Patricia Hill, Helen Baldauf, Marjorie Hickman, Arthur Smith, Norma Rice, Ruth Arlen. Second Row- Agnes Allanson, Ronald Shaw, Carolyn Davidson, Ruth Hooker, Lucile Hickman, june Richardson, Lyla Rice, Ethel Gray, Carol Rice. Third Row -julia Hill, Elsie Maplesden, Ernest Francisco, Mary Manning, Gloria Rockwood, Marilynn Sears, Paul Stier, Gerald Van Note, David Laing, Melvin Privitera, Lester Rupp, Lee Baldauf. Standingflidith Griffin, Stephen Sears, Rita Osbum, Carlton Shaw, Evelyn Kersten, Mr. Wright. . I , ., " A,,.,.-:j,24'f' ',.ff-" "' H-,,,f ,,.,-'- L---"' ,,,'-'- r-,,.- y. ports Band First Row-Sylvia Neville, Frank Man- gus, Norma Rice, Rita Osburn, .Ruth Arlen, Mr. Wright, Carolyn Davidson. Second Row-Rugh Hooker, Melvin Privitera, Ronald Shaw, Paul Stirr, Gloria Rockwood, James Parmelee, Carl- ton Shaw, Agnes Allanson. f f' If , an in Brass uartette Ronald Shaw, Lester Rupp, Mr. Wright Lee Baldauf, James Parmelee. in Girl's Triple Trio Sitting-june Richardson, Mr. Wright, Sylvianne Neville. Standing-Peggy Knapp, Agnes Allanson, Helen Baldauf, Gladys Schue, Rita Osburn, Carolyn Davidson, Lucile Hickman, Marjorie Hickman, Dorothy Liebler. fi Qi. -. 445 P is . . ." .,-1' P Lx 4 92'Jk - 1 'fo . Q ! , 9 T 'I Er .- :tl Al' 2 .' f . 5 1, of' Q x X .vi .aw I ff' ,,' mi . my., , ,vii a ,xv p , fs Q 'B an i' '. .' z-la.- U.: nf.-:sq , 1 RFQ , .L 1.-, ., E., Y 1:2 ,-,. W, sa-mg.: ,-ve, ,M , . , 4 , , V . , A A .1 . K . SA in 5151, ff' Lg, gmg., ia! " Apf,.q,+1-1 4-wfmwju 1. 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Y' 4, .W ,Q 'X 1' ' - ' f h A l 1 V' ,l .L Y 8 i I' f f 3 i Q 1, ' W if I '. im- - I V I A " ' 5 r 'l. ."' s g 1 I f 9 ll I ' 093' .YA ' . - ,-"U .. 'F ' r 'if ,' g K X' V 'I 5 x x ' v'V!i ,Y ,f ' , '. 57 W , ' 'L ,, 5 P 'WS ,f' .a' im- .QNX J .. ' f f ffv-Q ' ix N 5: l A X' x.. O .i'i'1o 4 Xi' 463 First Row-Leo Varian, Lee Baldauf, Harry Knoll, Allison Arlen, Lester Rupp, Edward Reinhard, Louis Schue. Second Row -Gerald Van Note, George Kraft, Victor Bley, john Tracy, Ted Fronzak, Fred Zimmerman, George Garnaret, Marion Van Note, Ronald Shaw. ggiird Row -Richard Boseck, Paul Stier, Richard Tonder, Mr. Bugar fcoach, David Laing, Anthony Pericak, Richard Szal, Stephen ara. Varsit Soccer Y We can hardly tell how successful our soccer season would have been, because we did not play any scheduled games. This situation was the result of the epidemic of infantile paralysis in Erie County. There were no cases in our school, but the fear that we might contract it caused the cancellation of the schedule. However, we practiced regularly and our prospects of victory were very bright, as we had a veteran team. Four of our best men were P. Gfs. They helped a great deal in instilling spirit and in steadying the newer members. They were Shouldice, our prize center, Knoll, a very good lincmang Smith, our goalie for two scasonsg and Arlen, veteran center half-back and captain of this yearis team. Three of the other older players will be lost through graduation. They are Reinhard and Laing, full-backs for two seasons and Rupp, varsity wing since '37. This season offered an excellent chance for the newer men to gain the confidence and experience which will put our team on top next year. The team was coached by Mr. Frank Bugar, Physical Education Director, and was managed by George Kraft, class of ,40. The following men will receive varsity letters: A. Arlen, Captain, ll. Knollg IC. Rienhardg D. Laingg J. Shouldiceg L. Rupp, R. Shawg L. Baldaufg L. Variang C. Bowersg A. Smithg V. Bley, George Kraft, Manager. ffll First Row- Richard Boseck, Richard Szal, Allison Arlen, Roy Pryor, Marion Van Note. Second Row- Mr. Anderson f-asst. coach, Stephen Scars, Paul Stier, Richard Tonder, David Laing mgr., Lester Schreiner, Ted Fronzak, Clyde Welch, Mr. Bugar- coach. .f,f'l.."'. ff' K bf 'f C- I- -L. xx 1-Zxfqfjx X X I 91 sk. 'Z 1.57 1.47 i 111.-51:23 -1 f-H 1 J 39 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Playing for their second year under their nickname "Jayvees',, the Junior Varsity Basketball team completed a very interesting season. Under the careful supervision of coach Bugar the team won nine of their fourteen games. The team met very good competition and we think that they did very well to win those nine games. Many of the people who attended most of the games said that they thought the Jayvve games were almost as interesting as the varsity games. At many a final whistle, the close score indicated a most exciting game. Although the ,layvee Team of 1939-40 had its off days like every other team, as a whole it played very good basketball and should form a good foundation for the varsity next year. Varsity Baseball Baseball season and fair weather are synonomous in the baseball fans' language. Signs of both are many, and very much alike. Everyone-the youngest were the second graders-began playing the famous American game as soon as the spring rains had cleared away. The school yard and the playground were the scenes of many a noon-hour practice. It was a familiar sight, too, to see the boys in their baseball suits, itching to get away during that last period before they were dismissed for a big game. Our team was a member of a three-some conference with North Collins and Angola. We won one of our four conference games, with lid Reinhard pitching and Vic Bley catching. Roy Pry or and Gerald Van Note also were pitchers during the season. Ed Reinhard, George Bartoo, Allie Arlen and Roy Pryor were the team's veterans, having played for a year or IIIOTC. This year's team was coached by Mr. Bugar and managed by Harry Knoll with the assistance of Mr. Anderson and Lester Rupp. The following players received varsity letters: Roy Pryor, Edward Reinhard, Gerald Van Note, Victor Bley, Joseph Vacanti, Leo Varian, James Schmidt, Allison Arlen, John Vacanti, Richard Szal, George Bartoo, Louis Schue and Ted Fronzak. First Row -Leo Varian, Ted Fronzak, Allison Arlen, George Bartoo, Roy Pryor, Joe Vacanti, Edward Reinhard, Victor Bley, Louis Schue. Second Row-Mr. Anderson-asst. coach, Marion VanNote, Stephen Sears, Carlton Shaw, Ralph Smith, James Schmidt, Richard Boaeck, Richard Tondcr, Paul Stier, Gerald VanNote, Roger Griffiths, John Vacanti, Lamprose Touris, Fred Zimmerman, Mr. Bugar -coach. 1" 14, IQJHIG5 3 .fy - J- 1 4: jf! A Il Q"f"' 'V' lah 3 4' ,'n.,,swj" 'K "f, ti?" Q' 'f 'Wig' iqi "Jeff if A . if-f f-,-3 ll, N-W gfts. Q 0, - ,Q 9 ' 'xqa x el' Q", . 'la I u-Q . v 1 X pr' ' I A I Exam' my 4 1 , . rr, ' . , 5. Q ' A gf f, -:gk QQ' hz , ff! xf , , 5. me? , 7'.fQ,l4'ff xy," 4-1 me . .ff"f',-psafg Qmibzf, .I f V , ,qi we-Quia F. , if 3' 'b fn , 4 f mf ,V JJ , W.. K .'vx,,.. L ' vu., P. flaw, 0-if 1-,' L- ,z . .Q 9-1 Lv -"ffm y . .3 J X Mr . , it-.9 wi "'2"' ,3" K. ""1-1-'i,'!' , I", s 'i:vf9'9ajn v Q KM? Ki., 1 , X- P?" J' ff Zig' gm? L., 1 K" sw' 4,ug:ilQ?:53ftx,a'i. ' A MK. .bfi -+m.,,l .fs , I alt-Q". v ln ,XR eq: 3. Ale WM q -I- Q . fn Jul. . I . .1 M 61 , A -Q N -'G I2 f,'zs.1fv5'4.g1-."'- Ji First Row Margaret Caughell, Lucile Hickman, Marilyn Sears Helen Baldauf Marjorie Hickman Second Row Miss Davis, Stella Cooper, Violet McGennis, Ruth Arlen Ethel Gray Alta Brusehaber Agnes Jean Allan son jean Brusehaber, Mr. Bugar. Third Row- Lois Sixt julia Ellen Hill Catherine Kempa Norma Hardy June Richardson Fourth Row Stephen Sears, Gerald Van Note Ronald Shaw Richard Brusehaber Lester Rupp Allison Arlen Leo Varian, Paul Stier, Louis Schue, Lee Baldauf Llewelyn Eckhardt Helen Baldauf, jean Brusehaber, Ma Lucile Hickman, Julia Ellen Hill 'i. i 1 N . ' sn U3 ,- Y, 1 1 it 4' X R ,Ali . First Row-Aloysius Filipiak- pres., Lynn Rice- vice-pres. Second Row Herbert McCatilcy, Edward Paryseir A reporter, James Schmidt, Richard Brusehabers trqas., Anthony Pcricak- sec., Donald Brusehabcr - farm watch dog, Ernest Francisco, Allison Arlen, Clarence Lomison. Third Row s Leslie Parysek, William Acton, George Gafneret, Herman Wittmeyer, Lester Schreiner, Mr. Luders -adviser, David Laing, Calvin Miller, Stanley Paradowski, Peter Byers. Future Farmers of America This is the second year that the organization of the Future Farmers of America has been active in Eden Central School. The Future Farmers Club has been successfully lead this year by our president, Aloysius Filipiak, who has represented us in many important meetings with other county chapters. During the course of each year the club performs many activities. These are the organization of basketball and softball teams to play with our Future Farmers chapters and 4-ll clubs in the surrounding vicinity. the presentation of assembly programs, the cooperation with other school clubs such as making the settings for dramatic club play This year in December we had a Father and Son banquet for the members of our organization and their,fathers. This provided a splendid opportunity for these men to become acquainted and exchange helpful ideas. The organization entered exhibits and participated in judging contests at the 'fffxtaaafaxga-XD slate ami coun.j. fairs. .Nt the llamburg Fai-r. the total amount taken in by our club -Z, "nfs for winning judging contests and for having the best exhibits totaled Sllll. The ' boys also journeyed to NX endy. returning with many blue ribbons. elf" 'W T The club has been very fortunate this year in having among its members, FJ' F SY Xllison Xrlcn. the winner of the l-:X award given by the American A-Ngriculturest Q F 9 to the outstanding 1-ll club boy for the year. Allie was the first president of our A El organization and we as a club congratulate him. ag f" st fl , W SQQL, - . -QS.: Dramatics Club W'hen the curtain went up on the Dramatics Club this fall, we looked in upon not only new activities but also a new director. Miss Isabelle Nlcllivitt was with us for the first time to create new ideas and give us new outlooks in the dramatic field. The first glimpse that the public had of the real talent that was concealed in this year's student body was on December 18, 1939,when the Dramatics Club presented "The Christmas Pageant of The lloly Grail" by Bowie. ln only a few months scripts were seen lying on desks and people were walking to and fro mumbling short passages under their breath. Soon it was announced that they were rehearsing for three one-act plays to be given on February 17, 1940. When the ushers handed the programs to the audience on February 17, the following lays were an- nounced: "Cloud llurstl' by Weaver, "Neighbors" by Zona Cale, and "The Valiant" by llail and Middle- mass. When the orchestra had played the opening number the curtain opened, and we found "Cloudburst', was the tragedy of a woman whose life was warped by revengeful thinking. "Neighbors" was a sprightly comedy with lively dialogue which amused the audience from curtain rise to curtain fall. 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Ormsby, district superintendent of schools, was invited to at- tend the last of these meetings. lt was decided that the project be dropped at this time as it was thought that there would not be enough public interest. May-June, 1936 At a second group of meetings the rural trustees of the towns of Eden and Evans again discussed the centralization project. Petitions signed by rural trustees and interested taxpayers to obtain recognition by the State Education Department were mailed to Mr. D. Ormsby. The Education department would not acknowledge the movement at this time because of the lack of general interest. Nlay, 1937 At several meetings of trustees, members ofthe Board of Education, and interested taxpayers of the town of Eden, centralization and the possibility of obtaining a Federal grant were discussed. June, 1937 A Federal grant of 8135.000 was obtained by the Board of Education, Lnion Free School District No. 4, Eden, Dew York. July, 1937 First petitions were signed by the legal voters in the school districts concerned, but not enough interest could be obtained at this time. The fall and winter months were spent in organizing a worker group move- ment to begin operation the following spring. June-July, 1938 A Federal grant of S249,000 was ob- tained. Final petitions of the legal voters were delivered to and recognized by the State Department of Education. Eden Central District No. 1 was laid out by the Coul- missioner of Education. August 17, 1938 Superintendent of Schools, Mr. E. D. Orrnsby, made his plea for centralization by a letter to the legal voters. September, 1938 The worker groups endeavored to ob- tain support for the establishment of a central school district. October 1, 1938 It was voted to establish a central school district--Central School District Number 1, Towns of Eden, Evans, Boston, and North Collins, Erie County. The Board of Education was elected. October 14, 1938 It was voted to bond the district for the additional funds necessary to build the new Central School. The Shouldice property was selected by vote as the site for the new school. Fall-Winter, 1938 Board of Education discussed and selected plans for tl1e new school building. April, 1938 Ground was broken for the foundation. October 8, 1939 The cornerstone-laying ceremony took pace. June, 1940 Completion of the building, dedication of the building, and graduation culminated the project. fQ. f-566' Alvin Zittle Herbert McCauley Gardner Debo Howard Lees lloward llill Robert Brindley Hank' ,ive-1 DISTRICT NUMBER 4 School District Number 4 began its activities in 1814, in a log building located on the site of the present Post Office of Eden Center. It was some years later when an Academy was established and operated for quite a number of years. The building was finally sold and moved to a place west of the railroad station. The present Baptist Church now occupies the same site. In 1822 a new one-story school was built where the Eden 11igh School now stands. In 1822 it was replaced by a new two-story building. Later additions were made necessary by an ever-increasing population, and in 1928 a combination auditorium and gymnasium were added. The first principal engaged by the Eden School was Allen White. l ,au 211' tl lloraee D. Myers Edgar D. Orrusby llarry Rice K 1' it if f' ef 0 'rf r" 'T ' . 9. ,5 is K Ag .ik " ' 1 1 r 4 me 1, C615 1 Q. 4 .I 'wear' 1191?-,sg ...hm Clement Croop Elmer Juengling DISTRICT NUMBER 1 The first school house in District Number 1 was established about 1830 near the site of the present modern school built in 1936. Christ Donhauser Trustees: Walter Agle Elmer Juengling Clement Croop DISTRICT NUMBER 2 The Hrst school building in District Number 2 must' have been established prior to 1839, as it was quite an old building when ,lolm and Christ Donhauser attended this sehool as boys four ,years of age. Later in life both served many years as trustees in this district. Mr. Christ Donhauser is now 91 years of age and is the unele of Leo Donhauser, the last 'rustee of Distric-t Number 2. Trustee: Leo Donhauser Leo Donhauscr uauhx 4 if sweat nismcr N02 X K 9 52 DISTRICT NUMBER 3 School District Number 3 carried on its activities' in rented quarters previous to 1816. In that year the district appropriated 398.00 for the erection of a new school building. This building was replaced by the present building in 1915. Trustee: Benjamin Bley George Yager Leslie Smutz John Yager DISTRICT NUMBER 5 Benjamin Bley The first school in District Number 5 was built in 18-10. Addi- tions and improvements however, were made from time to time. Trustees: George Yager Leslie Smutz John Yager ii, P, Q Q55 C647 1 A DISTRICT NUMBER 6 The first school house in District Number 6 was built before the oldest church in Eden, the Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Church, which was established 110 years ago. This school building was located south of the church on the East Eden Road and was abandoned when the present brick structure was erected at the corners of East Eden and North Boston roads in 1868. Trustee: Leo Hojnacki DISTRICT NUMBER 7 One hundred ten years ago, the first school established in District Number 7 was located upon the site now occupied in Clarksburg by the present school. George Wightman settled in North Collins in 1816. Une of his sons, Daniel, later settled in Clarksburg. 1Iere Daniel Wightman, his son Herman, his grandson Orson, and his great-grandson Walter all attended this school in turn. Three generations of the Wightman family have served as trustees in the Clarksburg District. Trustee: Edward Keller '27 Leo Hojnacki Q 2 Distrivt NllIl1lll'l' 8 lu-lfl its first svlmul in a log builtling on tllv iwst sulr- ul tht' l,l'I'lif ruzul ulrlnositv tlui Yalcntinv lllPll14'SlI'i1ll., 90 yt-urs ago. ln 1831 tlu' pri-st-nt ft-luml builaling un tlu' lielvn livans liuatl nvar tlu' Uvrbj Road was tire-ctt-cl. rnlinantl P. lxvrslvn .Lg 1 ,Q i ,Z 0 1-GY X Lynn llill lilnu-r lfullon ' Paul llolipc DIS'l'lillI'l' NLNIBEH 8 Trustct-sz Lynn liill lilincr Cotton Paul lloppv DISTRICT Nl'Nl Blill 9 'l'hv lirst qvlwol in Uistrivt Nurnbvr 9 mar built about 93 ye-an ago. nvar .Xsu NN arrt-nl Xlillf. M11 NX arrvn st-ttlvtl in 'I'u1nl llullms in Hilti. llt- built a paxnnill zinsl at grift mill unfl in HHH fulel bi, lirulwrtics to Alcxantlvr lXI'0Illl'I'. 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Q Vw -Gigi .,,'v-562-r, ' ' 'f -2' .. F. '4,. ', L9 riff gigs' 3 .114 li .-:rpg .li EDEN FREE LIBRARY EDEN E HM-L EDEI WWI n . ., 8 . 35 '-if 'QJQ' f-X f- Ko rs W Ji' V-1' X i K' S' 3 -'S an Q-i X Y 1 If-A Ai Q J as 'QI t 'S"'lki"' " ' 7, 7' sf, f' "5 -5 fm, fx 'K : - ff rl., -f,,e,-mf F -Lf' Q- v Left to RightfFirsr Row -Harold Straub, Captain: Robert Brindley, Sec. k Treas: Herman Schacher, Vice Pres.: Ivan Nagle, Pres.: Henry Dole, Asst. Chief: Millard Cole, Asst. Chief: Ernest Rice, Chief: Albert Castle, Chief: Edward Winkleman, Pres.: joseph Schwanz, Vice Pres.: Gilbert Krauss, Sec.: Ray Bauer, Treas.: Frank Hoelscher, Foreman. Second Row 'Charles Vacanti, lst Lieut.: Clarence Gates: Joseph Buntekeil: Edward Agle: George Winter: joseph Kaminski: Howard Roeller: Albert Bauer: George Schreiber: john Witt- meyer: Edward Weiss: Thomas Sessanna: Nelson Cheney, jr.: William A. Knoll: Floyd Gier: Wilbert Gehl, 2nd Lieut. Third Row fr Frank Dole: Andrew Dole: Carl Andres: George Castle: Harold Mammosser: Louis Preishel: Ray Ham: William Archibald: Roy Mam- moser: Francis Swartz: Thomas Dole: William Wittmeyer: Clemens Mammoser: Kenneth Knoll: Clarence Wittmeyer. Fourth Row -- Clifford Knoll: Millard Work: Aloysis Preischel: Walter Goodbrand: Joseph Wrobleski: Martin Castle: Charles Moulthrop: J. Newton Byers, jr.: Daniel Schweickhardt: William DeBuhr: Theodore Reed: Elmer Agle: Lawrence Preischel: Nathan Grey: Edward Wittik: Michael Sessanna. Firemen not in pzcturef-fAugust Eichler: Albert Winkelman: John Wrobleski: John Debric: George Ham: Leo Hubert: Anthony Lippert: Alton Rockwood: Myron Styn: Edward Demerley: Lester Fries: Henry Fries: Henry Fries: Leonard Schould- dice: Clarence Britting: Allan Agle: Henry Bley: Howard Clark: George Howell: Arthur Kraft: Louis Oehler. Y a . Eden Volunteer F 1re Company The Fden Volunteer Fire Company was organized in July 1923 This organization, consisting of Departments 1 and 2, located at I den and Last Eden, respectnvelv, furnish fire protection to the entire township, they operate independently of each other but cooperate to the fullest in their service to the community The equipment at the time of the organization was two pieces of motor chemical apparatus Today, there are three pieces of motor apparatus, each equipped with a pump, a large capacity water tank, and hose body In 1923 the departments became members of the Southwestern Volunteer Fireman s Asso ciatlon CS V F A In 1924 Eden held a Joint Fire Department Inspection and Carnival, something at that time unheard of, now verv common practice throughout the state Much time and effort were spent in training the members in fire fighting, drilling, and first aid, and as a result, the 1' den Volunteer Fire Company has been recognized as one of the finest The appearance of the Eden Volunteer Fire Company caused much comment at the conven tion of the S V F A ln 1924 Their orderly arrangement and well formed lines, together with evl dence of bemg well drilled promised much competition to the veteran organizations who had attended for years The efforts of the officers continued and the loyalty and faithfulness to duty of the entire organization promised reward In the year 1928 at the convention in Cowanda, this organization was awarded first prize for the most men in line of march In 1930, they were outfitted with new uniforms purple trousers cream colored shirts caps and white gloves This striking outfit combined with the background of drilling and the spirit within the organization, was out ahead For three consecutive years, they were awarded first prize for best appearance, in Bolivar, 1930 Lancaster, 1931, and Salamanca, 1932 In 1933 at Jamestown, they were awarded the prize for second best appearance, then afram, first prize in 1934 and 1933 was awarded them at WE-llsville and bowanda, respectively At the Erie 1935 and 1936 and again in 1939 first prize was captured by Fden I den firemen in their cream colored shirts and purple trousers were again awarded the honors Fspeually well drilled, tlns com pany was accorded hearty applause all along the line of march In addition, many prizes have been awarded to Eden at Inspections of neighboring towns Much of the credit for this record was due to the old Eden Band and to the present I den Volunteer Fireman s Auxiliary Band Both organizations have cooperated in a most wonderful man ner, the latter being, really a part of the Fire Companv The First Aid Team, sponsored by the organization, has been awarded prlzes in three competi tive demonstrations At times, the membership has been above 130 men, at present, the total membership 15 80 all absolutely voluntary For years, the Fire Prevention efforts have helped to reduce the fire losses, carefulness bemg the most effective control of the demon fire, thereby making Eden a better place in which to llve Since 1930 the Annual Community Christmas Services, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Departments haye done more to bring about a united Eden than any thing else The cooperation of ali the churches within the town, together with the interest shown bv residents of Eden in that one event each year when all of 1' den residents can Join together and take part in a program sacred to all, spells success This is an evening in which the children are given equal prominence with adults There have been several most efficient officers in both departments, who haye made the fire departments what they are today The chief of each department has held office continuously from the tnne of its origin The officers have, at all times, looked to the future, to build soundly so that their results would make for a more healthy and efficient organization that would weather the storms of time The loyal support of the members to these ideals and the untlring efforts in making this organization so outstanding is worthv of the support and loyalty of all of the residents of Eden Q8 U A t, A . . ,s n . . . . . . 4. . . . ' 9 , D n u n A n - . . . . . , J . 9 . . . Q D I . . pi I .A w v A . v Us . County Fair, this organization has done credit to the town. For three consecutive years, 19311, , I I Iv 4 1 ee IA . v t , I ,, . . 1 . . ' Y lr . ' . ' n , n n Y a s u K A . . . H , 1, it ir 'I I Q 4 V fr u x 5, Q! Y 'gf 1? E, R131 by y ,. . wg A m 'Rf' QM' i,'l"!?!' M me is Ai nf ' , k' 'i f' 4. 4-1 , Y f rin xl r sw' rA , xg' 5,3 K3 avg? Q 5163, A x P Q '. :Is . ZW? ' . I - A a . A' T fp. gg V sf my y w V 'Hg' . , ' 1 .-- Aw- U I -NN I 4.7 ,,,L T Iwi- A I - -- 3- xi--Q M x-f Q fx..-I' R "7 'Q' fi E fa , az, 31.2 2 if on A5 My ... ig fl' ' N' - 1' Wax 1 f kc ' t.-4 A X A 'J' V ,'v A fa. Q5 Sf 23' 5, vw E ?ff"wZQJ ffgwrua 1, fx idgjfa' 3 v J IA.: ,Q v l Va p Q D A ' ' x 1 " 5 5 ' 5 + , ini Q Q WY 1 f r A W wwwwXffw 1' ' 1 s M' I i ' Q " 5 -Qf-w-.+- - -A X U Q? .ILJY ,U Eff' V , 'Y , A 1.1, 4' . ,,g " x'-W' .. V : W 'Q' . -A uh- ,L , X ?f l P+jz fl -F 'Y XX W .W V 3. 1 ljll I r 3 I is gg I ez. 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NNI' ll. lIUl.'l' I 1.1. ll. 11.1.13 -of this-there can be no question You wlll be lnhnltely better satlsfied today and ln the long run too lf you buy your muslcal mstrumtnts from one who speclallzes IH dependable Instruments and makes lt his business ow er a perlod of years to know h1s market TlllQ me have done for 113 years STI IN WAY 1 slrument 0 the Immortals THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS of our customers over these years testlfy to the last mg satlsfactlon and pleasures they contlnue to enjoy wlth the muslcal lnstrument we sold them OVER 300 PIANOS on our floors from whlch you mav choose mcludlng STEINNX AY CIIICKERIING KRAKALER STORY St CL ARK CABLE 'WELSON STECK VC INTER and many others Lxberal Terms INSTRUMENTS of all descrlptnons Most complete SHEET MUSIC and RLCORD SHOP be tween lNew York and Chlcago t ipi mbfillll !g SQL The Hammond Organ Increasing thousands of churches and schools proudly pro clalm ownershnp DENTON COTTIER Sz DANIELS 32 38 COURT STREET AT PEARL BUFFALO FOUNDED IN 1827 ' . 7 T 5 9 ' ' . , , v '. 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STUIHC V'r1f'UlN4"+ 1 I ' ' ' ,L ' llffi ' l,. -' 1 f Frank S Bfmtle Fstate FINFRAL DIRFCTINC UTI INST R KNFF RRONFNBFRF S INC Over 90 xears m buf-mess Hamburg N Y Furniture llarmlm are llouwss ares HAROLD VC B ANTLI: Sportm Goods An' Condltlonm l lectrxe Xppllameb Phone North Collm 1l6F:J Plumhlng Heatmv Telephone Hambur 1000 FOR BETTER EDL CATION all CLEAN SPORTS JOE BIMNTEKIEL Rock of Ages Select Barre ,IOHlN IN SCHREINER 81 SON Artlstlc Nlonuments 81 Nlarkers At Langford on SISSOD lllghwax We Erect Monuments finyuhere Telephone P O North Collms 14F6 North Collins BRIGHT SPOT Restaurant 36 Wlaln St Hamburg N Y llarrlngton 81 Phllllps, Props Phone Ham 1157 . ' ' ' 9 ' pl S 1- ,. 1. A JL . D v - , . ' .' El, , A . J d , . . . A L, f. 14 4 I i 1 'a . . , ' D, A. . 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II Y NI IIIUI C I-QIIIQN -13-I"-I-II .A Q 1 I BAND AND ORCHESTRA IIlcC1.eu.An INSTRUMENTS r CF SUPREME QUALITY ,, a " r www lm. 5.E'!.'?"' r IAIID NSTIUMINTS lllb NSTRUMIHTD Pen1.elMueller ,Q Q, 74 cmnlurrs 'annual 4 732 MAIN STREET w ull BUFFALO U Y MLASURED IIN TERMS OF PROTEC I'ION EXPERT HANDLING AND PROMPT SQUARE SLTTI EMENT OF CLAIMS PLLS Tlll PLRSON AI SERYICL AND COLNSLL OF OLR LOCAI AFEWT Merchants Mutual FLRNISHIS THF Bl ST AND MOST ILCONOMICAI XLTOMORIIF IXISLRANCE YOU CAB PURCHASE Aak the man who has had an accident Merchants Mutual Casualty Company M S TRFMAIINE C W BROYVN Chr ofBoard Presldrnt BUFFALO lN Y Com llments , P Compllmcnts o f STURWS ICE CREANI PARLOR 'J DR. CLIFFORD CASE Hamburg, IN Y. Compliments Sprlng Slimmer Fall Winter of Beautiful Su lc-S LATTINIER'S SHOE STORE 5""u'1 0' THE HAT BOY 6 Mam St Hamburg, N. Y Eden, A Y' A ' +5 f' ' J .- 2-Jl 3' f A. A1 I, .1 ' w N - 3' f' " ' :. 5 r w ' A ' V ' S - 1 l A -.l 'I ' . . 1: , - , ,- . 1 I, ' ' ' cy 5 .fr ff z fl -1 ' ' X '--,, ruunnu 1 onums Y -9. 'ap . All 5 s 0 1 v r v Y A , A l . J. 4. , 1 - T X T w - v - 7 . J Y J . 1 ' 3 L A A , 7 T, ' ' T Y '- ' . 1 I - T 7 1' 4' ' ' ' ' , Y . ' T A A J., . . . , 4 1 L . A , ee , . - 99 1 4 1 v . . . . ,.. . - . , , . . Compllments Comphments IIFSS BROTHERS Florists Rest Wmhes rom The Women s Chrlstxan 77 Nam St Phone Ham 695 Temptranu: Lnlon Compllmente, IVAlN NAGI E Complmu nts H A LASIXLY Lomplmlonts DEMI' RLEY S Compliments 'J OI lNEY 8: CARPENTER Compliments Of F. N. WINTER Insurance and Real Estate Of Of DR JANIES V. FREGELETTE KRAFT TRUCKING IINFS Eden-Buffalo . - f ' Of fzf of Dlatmctue F urnlture at Moderate Cost HARRY H KL HLOW Complete Home Furnlshmgs PJDEN IN Y PHONE 131 RES 108 J Advance Stwle ChOlC6 from Factors Dlsplax Compllments CLAYTON VELLANI Ch0lC6 'Heats Compllmente FCLIPSE NIETAL HFC F ,I PRIYITERAS Barber Shop Eden 'N Y BLLEBIRD CLEANERS Laundrs Furnxture Cleanln Ru Cleanln Hat Cleanln Hambur N X Phon e 808 Compllmc-nts Highland Park Roller Rmk Gowanda N Y Comphmenti BEAN ER S GROLERX Complxmenlm KAZOO CONIP-SNY, INC QQ ' 5 ' ' K ' , 9, , , . X- , - , . . 1 1' , ' I' ' "5 Of Of CO ' J A ' . . . 1 W Dry Cleaning, Linen Supply . . U C . . f' . 3 3 O If U , iv. . U ' ' O, - . . Of ' i Y , V. , Of , . . Of Compliments Of Joseph L. Geiger DEALER IN G. L. F. FEEDS EDENNY Phone 116 F 6 North Colllns CASOLINE FEED OIL FERTILIZER HARDWARE SEED POULTRY FLOUR FARM SUPPLIES TWINE PRINTING PUBLISHING The Hamburg Publlshlng C0 Publlshers o THE ERIE COUNTY IINDEPENDEINT MAIN ST PHONE 48 MOORE S 'VIEN S WEAR Freeman Phone 688 W 20 Buffalo St Hamburg N Y Compllments WIKI L RAMSDELL 8 SONS Dry Cleaners Tel 580 Clark St Hamburg N Y Comphments RIEI' LER BUICK 252 Maln St Phone Ham 343 , . . . f . 59 . , L 9 W I Interwoven, Arrow, Hickok, Florsheim . ' , . . of 0? A U . CLFNIENT FROOP Eden Valley N Y C fzrrr plfrl lm o WAYNI l'l I DS Cut errl 1 clflllfllll .and Nlvung, P0041 flcanm and bcparaun QFHIIIQ lm d Hour Sc cl Salt l'crt1 lzor lllllf' fornvut Poullrx and Barn Lqmp rxlf nt lrrngatmg lumpg and Motorg lnstallul lfllllgll Ydllu Loal Donner llanna Sf lxmf t Sulxm folu lrc wlll pt llelnc-rx lone 8 3 C Ollllllllllllll ARCIIFRQ Hom: llrulf Comix and In CFPHIII F'llll0ll'i for 30 svar Nlllll Qt llamlnurg N Y Rl' X BODY f ORPUR XTIUN f-Innstotd Y Y Nld 1111 fanturtrs ol Uuahts Sthool Bus limlu llp Top llrmlm rs K Roaster Us Volta Is rlrcat tht C11sto111nr lin ht IIIF Nl XPI PS DXIIV1 I ur: Nllllx f'r1.u11 K lldll 1 l rm um fon1l1l1n1111ts f K Slll NIV KY 1 Ulllpllllll nl-. E XIIWPH 84 SNIIFH CU .arm Supplu Xpp ldllil J RONIII A Rl NI I-FPDS Ddlrx loultrx qtmk SFPDS fra s Cram lt ctablv lawn l'l'llllLlll'llS Uptn lormula fanw dlIdlNHI's um dc 1r4 l Hill Sl PI l IFS fam! lioufm lland loolm fm hmmm Nlotor Ull Ill S15 and SPRXYS 'N0li'Ill LULLl'Nb LOOPER VI IVE I L I' SERVILI' We Deluor 'North Collms 165 PHONI 5 ldlll 102 J. LT A , . . 1'i'f Q 'UQ wif is 1' 'g' 1'1" l. -2- 'g dx ' ' g ' ' .,- " 2 - ' A 0 ---QT -H '1 'l' . : : 1' . Q . ,' ' '-f 1 - f ' U' I ' ' ' D' P1 - l'l1lt'Il T FI ,I ' ' s ' ' fff . V , . V , A , , , A 1. . I , 1 4 - A Q A as ' . , . . 55 i't1. . ' " 1 -' N l ' ' ui . . . 1 ' - s . . 1 . ,. 1 2- , 1- A. I , ' 1. , A I. . 'g p ' .e J ,, 1 1 .IS Peter Byers l'll0Ht' l'l1l1'll l-18 l'l1m14- l129-F-ll North Collins. N QI , , ' . 'S .- I' "s ' ll-XT 1' ', 'I . , l"AliNll'IRS COUl'l'IRA'l'lVlQ I Y 'llf-' "gl -',. "..',l .' Q's.'.l"1 ,J '.'1" ',l.' ' " ' .' ' ' . 15' "1 . .' f ' , ,ff-f "' , ' Il, H -5, - - g, , . ,. - ' I . L . I In 0 U A 1' ' - ' ' Q ' Q 2 Compllments f Hlckman Pneumatlc Seat Co , Inc Denelopers o GRAVITY SPRING SUSPENSIOINS Passenger Cars Buses Trucks Trallers Convertlble Illghway Ranlroad Vehncles an Rallroad Equlpment Compliments Lomphments IDA L LAINDON JAY G PALNIERTON Compliments INAGLE S BOW LINK, ALLE1b 12 UIIIOII Si Hamburg s Ponuac Dealer nzzpwawwmvzmgwmmm, FRANCIS A UHRICH '7!1e14u'Sz'aJw pmhafud eonunemuafp 5 BUFFALO STREET HAMBURG, N Y Phone Hamburg 714 ' 0 - f for 7 5 V , I 1 . I 1 'I I I , d Of of of ESCHBORN INIOTOR SALES v 1 , v 1 1 yi ' I is T he Best zs none too good for Eden J Youth In planning the magnlficent budding now dedicated to I den s xouth the Board felt that the qucstlon of hcatmg was second m Importance onlx to the blllldlllg ntsclf, and that upon the scltctnon of the heatmg equlpment would depend, not only tht efficient and economical operation of' the hfatmg plant, but also the comfort, and to a large degree the health of the students and teachmg staff HEAT CONIFORT ' ASSURED During the entlre heating season, every pomt of weather varlatlon down the scale to sub zero or up the stale to the sixties wlll be matt hed with steam temperatures and volumes that cxactls balance the heat loss from the IJUlllIlIlg Overbeatlng on the uuld days of wlnter early fall and late spring IS .1 costly and annoying school management problem IJLNIIAM Sl B AIMOSPIII' RIC STI AM III' ATING IS the complete solution lo overheating ber ause lt supplies as fan no other system the exact amount of heat no more no less to mamtam the desired bulldmg temperature level for 37 years the C A Dunham Company has dedicated no small measure of lts research manu faeturmg sl-ull and service to the particular condntmns and requirements of school heating thus contributing conslstently to educatlonal progress and efficiency EQUIPMENT INSTALLED BY SANS LONIPANY JANIESTOWIN The Sans Company was selected because of ltS state wlde prestlge for qualltx workmanship m mstallmg plpe Innes and radlatlon accordmg to speclflcatlons ln malntalmng tlght connections properly supported and anchored which IS the msurance of free and nolseless steam clrculatlon Discuss your heating needs large or small uuh EDWARD H COX Ylercantlle Bulldlng 309 Crosby Buxldlng Rochester, 'N Y Buffalo, N Y HE Tl THE 5 Congratulations on the suc Cl ssful completion of your course is you embark upon your be Ifclcd vocation you will profit bw IxIl0WSlI'lg that Hood printing and IIIIIOUTIIIIIQ an .1 IIIIQIIIIV foru ln IIN IDIISIIN - mor d I rlllllllff IIN msn para 1 4 lfllllpdlllllll of at Im s 1 nn nt 4 1 .arm sl llllll slrx ll lI11 result of llllC'1clL-lllg vfforts on IIN' part of prinur- and llth0UI'd pIur Illu ouruelxu, to btrlwi or pmrfeuion in the printed piece We uould be happj to shou wou through our plant J This Book is a Keller Product W LER c M N ATSO Commerczal Pnnters Photo Llthographers GR 2164 - MAIN AT VIRGINIA BUFFALO N Y C Y W. C . . 4 C 2 . . , . ' I. - ' I . "'l,... ".'-'aII- III - I'ftI1 I' C ' 1: -Y 'I thv country. Its dominant position is 4 ' , if . ' C 1 - QT-"w A -f I . . K E L , I N . P E N R . W N , P r e s i d e n I . . I 1 I 9, 'ici OTXUX f ,fi EDEN, NEW YORK fe! f Shfiwing locaiion of E-4611 CjCl1tY'7-NX School f j X .mm 4:3 i f it hiQ1v'Li?wSQ: X X AN Jv' 1 bg .V ,Wh Jw Xxx NX it-v- ,L K fix ,I I , X, " , I' 1, X KF! 7,1-K N W-,L Lf-bfi .JV gp jy SSX NSS if? X p X W lm' l,,,N""" s J M"'J7rilb.1 NJN! H A ph' i. 14.34 its , X - Q-.

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Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

- Class of 1940

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