Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

Page 30 text:

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

Page 29 text:

lm , X t 4 . A v 4 - ' 3 .ef 'fy '.1.'fjf' ' ' N- 10 .f'1,' ' 4 Q .. Y X . y , .. ' , .c K ,. N 1 ,fuel an 1 yflt ta! ,I J ftvvnx f M r K J' A. I 1 - ,Q . t I ,Q s , ,.. Wg.: 1 , ,,. , ., M , LA -, f - y . ' .ifffivt Q Q F 1-E ir: ' X ,gf-,Q yas, A A 8 A .I , if 4,431 0 4 Kr ,'.- - A . 'M . '- P . I QCA ' , 1 -V - . K 13 ... L Y li is 7 W , Q R .,gnw1'l'vvf Arr.: , ky- 51, img . 4 , - 6 ' r f- n 'I I if 1 .ff fx. .1 Q 'f, 'ff ' W. ii ' ' f,,, 'Q X ' ,Q , ' A .Sf w F, is 5, 1 ., - , if' ln., L: ,ry i 5 p so 5' , J' A K K ,' l bfi' 71 A 'Wu .. ,, - M +2 Ffa da af E C Q5 '- N , W Y. Y - - - -1-. X R JY: e , h- 1tQkg , I A ,fx WK., . , y my i L 9 ls,- L, Q. + , , Kxklwlq twxq nxt.: L A . F AX xyf? ,Lafv-rkwk 4 ,Z .tl ' , . ., '. x - Q 4 1' 1, . lxw ', ,. ifiqi va , ,.xxx'fA v 4 A A - , X. 1 1' 5 r ' i f- AA -, Q f K' -M. 4 1 ' ' f r 41' I . at ,V 4. A . x H531 Q gy . ' M ' I'-'H-.- A K V9 , .P . ' Q.,. I -W-.. ' 4 , 4 . f ' ' W, . A, x- 3 K Q27 WX .. . Qi ' ? 3-Fgux 4 Y XX 'Y 1 'Q4T.,., 5.. lv - 'Q V' K -S' , Q iff . 3. Q h . ' -4 wk ff A475 'R ' - F 1 Ji A4 f ,I 1 4 5' ,,, ' ' L.. I . - in I H-1 x W xg E 1 ' in Q A P, lo I 1, 9 ' x . . - n N 'W 2 'Y Qfffes' pg , f Q Q A - . Uh f ffx ' pta' Q Q I 4 t . ' rXx A LV K - l . ,, 'H L ' Qu M f - ' , A Y WW 'QOU7' 9 Q01 .SCE fl? 13+ Qs Banqnuefs ,595 10473 X hx ll WL..- 4 M, L. i' ef, '51 5 A.,v .fwf5 ,.'.xsx-f ,,'.r' . Q A Qti, tin, . . ,JK i .fy , .47.' w ,f ,1f, , , Q, ' , ur, , S . Q 3 .ln hat- gn ' , N .4 i -Wx p., , .,J X,. ,,, Q ,, , an ., K.,4 .I . k Vik s'ff!,g Q, -,Q y'e,,, . si X. . 41, , ,H wha, ,w-Q v 4T,. f-,' 4.4 ,xlf :..ff A . xssW,:,. v' ,f- 5 3 .-v,.,,, ,S,,, A1,A vi ,,, Q,,,,,,,4 4 , '-fs K x,. f ,,.f.-.x.,..1 ,, .1,w'+ X ,I . L --'P'-'J A ' Hur .HH 4. R. if .'t'f'. 'MW' 'i.'.'. A ' 1 - ' ' .90 . f, A . M ,',,

Page 31 text:

bruise behen As the seventh graders entered the junior high school, they were proud of their new knighthood. No longer humble pages, they now began new ventures. New freedoms, however, brought new responsibilities. In planning their social activities they added to their shields records of successful leadership. English class adventures in- cluded new conquests in learning. Biograf phies were reviewed as a radio program- Who Am I? In poetry work, attractively edited anthologies were published. The year's greatest achievement was the study of the literature of aviation. The seventh grade room became an airport. Murals and models represented every kind of plane, even planes in air battle over an aircraft carrier. In social studies, local and state govern' ment were the core of other projects and study. Tor- Miss Brady, teacher First raw: Howard Butts, Paul Cotten, Marguerite Hill, William Hojnacki, Mary Jane Bailey, Joseph Hering, Rqy Hornberger, EarL Close, Irene Hensel, John An-' drew: Second row: George Harrier, Bill Feasley, Robert Gearhart. Richard Bullied, Albert Fisher, Anna Gen- done, Mary Jameson. Willis Ensign, Stella Hojnackxp Third row: Rose Ann Doyle, Audrey Errington, Bar- bara Elk, Mary Ellen Brindley, Janet Dole, Donald Chamberlin, Dolores Gasper, Jean Gehl, Barbara Fran- cisco, Ramsay Euler. MIDDLE- Kneeling: Robert Reed, Edward Guggemos, Walter Close: Seated: Dolores Oliver, Carl McMullen,lJol1n Karanas, Harold Kaufman, Henry Friedman, Stand- ing: Thelma Shero, Miss Brady, Betty Hauck, Marg- aret Keough, Donald Newkirk, Jack Feuerbach, Jack Davidson, William Turnbull. RIGHT- Standing: Mrs. Murray, Lucille Yager: First nrw: Byrd Parmelee, Marcia Weinar, Edwin Zittel, Louise Reerl, Melvin Turnbull: Second row: Donald Thomp- son, Robert Page, Joyce Morlock, Shirley Saar, Marilyn Zittel: Third row: James Landon, Shirley Shumway. Leah Romer, Shirley Mae Rosten, Jack Smith-3 Fourth row: Charlotte Schasel, Helen Schumer, Carl Schwip- pert, Betty Parise. il-L....i... 'I 'Q' ww lr Our First High School Assembly L -1,.is..J'e.as . :rmr.a-,.g,,.,,. 1 re. Our State and Contment