Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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DEDICATION .y I l l To you, Miss Phillips, we, the Class of 1947, dedicate the Embers in recognition of your quiet, efficient and faithful service to Eden Central School for these many years. . -- ., -X , , , f . , , i i- 3 X --q,wi,e',m,x.

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mnxfcu.s11rraszuuai1eu11.raa Through the pages of the Embers we, the Class of '47, have presented to our friends glimpses of life at Eden Central School. With the realization that we are living at a time when we must, more than ever, think not only of our immediate surroundings but ofthe world at large, we have endeavored to highlight those funda- mental elements which we deem most essential in the building of worthwhile lives as well as in the building of a better world order. We hope that we have produced an Embers which will equal the high standards of previous years and will preserve, for the future, memories ofthe pleasant years spent at Eden Central School Since wars begin in the minds of men it is in the minds of men that the de fense of peace must be constructed. - Preamble to U.N. Educational, Scien tific, and Cultural Organization. 1 s Q s , V- .,i. .f 1' 1 f- zz ' 1

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IBIIISIIIE UMLM li! IIE Guidance, carefully and thoughtfully given, is most necessary in our high school years when we are making choices and decisions that will aHect our individual futures. Our 'principal, assistant principal, deans and teachers out of their experience and training have endeavored to offer us this guidance. Likewise, as we in the future assume our duties as citizens, we must make wise decisions affecting the future of our nation and the world, guided by discern- ing leaders and upright statesmen. J have but one lamp by wbzcb my feet are guided and that is the lamp o expefxence flknow of no way o yurigmg of the uture but by the past Patrick Henry s 41