Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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l A Wim - ' Ze Left to Right: Mrs. Lemmler, Miss Boardman, Mr. Collard, Miss Saund- ers, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Gould 0 Seated Left to Right: Miss Nobbs, Mrs. McGraw, Miss Schroeder, Mrs. Morgester, Mrs. Gleason, Miss Mc- Intyre, Mrs. Blakely, Miss Wrench Left to Right Around the Table: Mrs. Francisco, Miss Harper, Mr. Mergler, Mr. Luders, Miss Kelley, Miss Gressman, Mr. Hagen, Miss Olmsted, Mr. Stromgren, Mrs. Merg- ler

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Om Adm: mage A aff M-RNMX 4 s MR. DUIIALD AND FRSUN OMETIMES we get so accustomed to the things happening all around us that we never stop to ask How did they happen? Take school, for instance--or better, still, take the buses because few of us would be in school if there were not someone to pick us up each morning and drive us home each night. Have you ever won- dered who plans for our transportation and who keeps those buses on schedule whether we are going to school or on some field trip? Supervising transportation is just one of the many jobs of our able assistant principal, Mr. Ander- son. He also schedules times for basketball games, sees that an accurate account of attendance is kept of all the pupils in the school, and immediately supervises the work in the lower grades. Because Mr. Anderson executes all these duties with so much understanding and kindness, we wish to express our appreciation. He has indeed proved himself a friend to everyone concerned with Eden Central School. 9

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W eacieu Left to Right: Mr. Buchauer, Mrs. Dash, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Spencer, Miss Phillips, Mr. Foroscij Pa TRIBUTE T0 T EACIIERJ' We need your patience to tone down our vigorg We need your smile and friendship every dayg We need your faith to help us win our battles, We need you there beside us all the way. You need us too, because you are the artist While we, the plastic clay, bring you releaseg Though each is incomplete without the other, Together, We might mold a masterpiece. Forgive us then, if in our clumsy effort To snatch some crumbs of joy ere we depart, We, in our thoughtless eagerness and hurry Have wounded any kindly, loving heart. To you: our teachers, friends, and advisers, We make our plea to have you love us still. Your trust, your faith, your patient understanding Will all our lives with pleasant memories fill. Class of '48 ' ll W Left to Right: Mr Bamberger M Richmond, Mrs. Pierce Mrs Rice Mrs. Brenneman Miss Childs M ssow, Mr. Ball