Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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CUR PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE As this nation faces its great task of building the foundations ofa new and lasting peace with the rest of the world, so we, in education, are faced with the challenge of building a worthy citizenry to perpetuate faith, understanding and confidence among the peoples of the world. I am sure that by skillful guidance and training in every field of endeavor, the youth of today will be able to light the paths of justice, of righteousness, of tolerance and of trust, for those of tomorrow, to such an exent that the whole world will be immunized against another of the world's greatest diseases-war. To gain this end every parent, student and administrator must work untiringly so that all may have a better chance of finding the illuminated goal of success. If you, the Sons and Daughters of Eden, are to meet this challenge, I urge you to carefully view the world through a telescope of enlightenment and be proud of the place you will occupy in the New World of tomorrow. .gf . S . 6 i

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v . OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL I I I I I Mr. Anderson, as the assistant principal of Eden Central School, has numerous duties and responsibilities. Among these are included the supervision of matters pertaining to our bus system-the daily bus runs, buses for field trips, and buses for games. Since it is in Mr. Anderson's office that the attendance records are kept, the approving of excuses, issuing of re-admittance passes and checking of registers must be taken care of by him. In the event of Mr. Leonard's absence, the general supervision of the school passes to our assistant principal. Over a period of years the students have found Mr. Anderson to be a real friend and have appreciated his genuine interest in their welfare. PROPERTY OF' HAMBURG HISTORICAL SOCIETY f --: 1 e fv?f4w?5?Lfff if ifujg., -T -'g u 'ri 4- :f13'1I!lli ,izf+.,f.fg- It. . Y , ..,. , , nt: NM, ,N