Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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B11 glzt and Early jrnsb COMPLETING the first order of knighthood, the Freshmen observe their shield. Upon it they have engraved symbols of victories they have gained in three years of junior high school adventures. Even before they enter high school that shield is well emblaz' oned. For school work they record the two plays produced in English class. The girls looked well in Alice Blue Gown and the boys did a handsome job in A Close Shave. The English pupils also made an extensive study of careers and prepared talks and booklets on them. The athletic symbol signifies the work of Clifford Brock' man and Richard Thompson on the varsitv basketball team and of a large number of their classmates who were jayvees. Orches' tra, band, and chorus were sustained by the talents of many students, and Donna Knight played in the dance band. A well decorated shield is theirs to carry on. TOP- At board: J. Bauer, R. Brusehaber, A. Karanas, D. Krauss, Miss Moon, Standing, first raw: H. Lietz, M. Ehmke, N. Benker, D. Czosnyka, R. Bailey, L. Eck- hardt, J. Lamb, B. Greene, R. Fuller, Second row: P. Juengling. L. Landon. I. Cotten, R. Deering, J. Miller, B. Kern, H, Bearsh, E. Lasota, P. Hickling, R. Muehl- hauerg Third raw: V. Cataldo, G. Keough, R. Hill, B. Harrier, E. Hojnacki, V. Empringham, H. Gray, B. Gehl, L. Lamb, F. Grazerg FourthN'o'w: C. Brock- man, E. McCauley, J. Hering, I. Cooke, D. Knight, H. Filipiakg Fifth row: J. Bley, L. Clark. Minimiz- First row: Jenny Skora, John Bigaj, Angeline Wierzba, Robert Piller, David Turnbull, Dorothy Schreiner, Rose Marie Preischel, Edna Olin, Beverlee Swanson: Second row: Geraldine Thompson, Doris Rendell, Martin Skora, Beverly Vellam, Louise Ptak, Gladys Rebmang Remaining group: Carl Shumway, Geraldine Nehrbass, Rita Schreiber, julie Szalasny, William Rennagel, Billy Rice, Edward Strawbrich, Howard Stresing, Gloria Smith, Hazel Shepker, Jack Stresing, Chester Zych, Merritt Sager, Anthony Pinto, Richard Thomp- son, Robert Tonder, Mr. Gazley. LEFT- Left to right: Dorothy Jimerson, Florence Hojnacki, Eleanor Paradowski, John Pentek, Dorothy Bearsh, Thomas Sessarra, Richard Mertle, Mr. Luders, Iean Clark, Karl Stender, Francis Figel.

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Problems National and Global 'abt GREATER courage and more experience lead the second year junior high school class into adventures before untried. The eighth grade achieved real success athletically in this sea' son's field meet and in their rugged basket' ball team fstarring the Petroff twins, Dwight Webster, Leroy Rockwood, Robert Rendell and Earl Millerl. Scholastically, science was a practical study of the environf ments-rocks, purification of water and air pressure. English units consisted of book character contests, actual dramatic perform' ances, the analysis of poetry, and the devel' opment of paragraphs. Within their homerooms, the bulletin boards, always attractive, once displayed many kinds of ships, reminders of school friends, now in the Navy. Several eighth graders joined the 4fH Club: Joe and James Petroff, Oliver Sullif van, Leroy Rockwood, Don Zittel, and Earl Miller. Tor- Standing: David Conway, John Hastingsg First row: David Krohn, Clara Grazer, Marilyn' Hagerg Second row: Daniel Kruszynski, Donald Hunt, Dorothy Hor- ton, Byron Hooker, Rosemary Abagnale, Richard Kuh- low: Third row: James Harms, Donald Hager, Dolores Cataldo, Helen Krycia, Billy Gier, Joseph Gendoneg Fourth row: Eleanor Grazer, Harriet Juengling, Ruth Butts, Della Ahles, Phyllis Ahlesg Fifth row: Ronald Bantle, Willis Hull, Stanley Cyrulik, John Goodbrand. MIDDLE- Standing: Thomas Clark, Irene Smuder, Mrs. Gazleyg First group arrow: Richard Newkirk, Wilbur Jost, Eugene Winter, Betty Riceg Second group across: John Weinar, Paul Tinun,.Rosemary Schue, Joan Ehmke, Jean Sovereign, Arlene Winter, La.rt group: Whiting Webb, Eugene Jost, Robert Garbutt, Henry Brauner, Robert Close. V LEFT'- Standing: Alexander Zydel, Donald Zittel, Robert Whetzle, Dwight Webster, Mr. Andersong First row, down: Laura Tucker, Marilyn Young, Helen Yager, Antoinette Zychg Second row.' Louise Shefiield, George Morris, Mary Lou Pentek, Emily Hojnacki, Ruth Fuller: Third Y0'll'.' Oliver Sullivan, Earl Miller, James Petroff, Marie Morlock, Roy Steffen: Last row: Ralph Nagel, Robert Rendell, Richard Metzler, Joseph Petroff, Wilbur Winter, Leroy Rockwood. R26