Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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' if MR. EDWIN C. PECK, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL an MRS. HASTINGS, SECRETARY bc-I HE Master builder ot progress and wholesome activity in Eden Central School is Mr. Edwin C. Peck, our supervis- ing principal. Having served on the Buildings and Grounds committee in the State Department at Albany, Mr. Peck is the ideal person to supervise the construction of the new addition to our building. During his two years here, he has built a strong student morale by means of an active student council. On May 26,1950, he held a Student Council Workshop at this school, inviting councils from several schools in this area to discuss prob- lems of every day living, and the council's part in high school discipline. He is the author of a valuable series of articles called NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK, published in the EDEN MINIATURE each Week. Parents, students, and teachers find these articles a great aid in keeping up-to-date on pol- icies of the school. Though he has all these duties and pro- jects to consider, Mr. Peck always finds time to give a word of cheer or advice to any student with a problem. 8 f ' .. .xl

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f .- .1 - , ff .ua f ' MR. DONALD I. ANDERSON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL EIHE builder of the basic fundamentals, the foundations of learning known as the Three R's, is Mr. Donald 1. And- erson, supervisor of the first six grades and assistant prin- cipal of our school. As director of transportation for all 1060 students, Mr. Anderson stresses safety rules and regulations for all who ride or drive any one of our twelve buses. He has the respon- sibility of providing buses for the games which we play at other schools, the field trips for all subjects, and the grand old picnics sponsored by every class every year just as soon as the warm spring days arrive. Though he is a very busy man , he enjoys his work with the children. In addition to his supervisory duties, Mr.Anderson stres- ses accuracy in the keeping of attendance registers and all other attendance records of the entire school, obtaining and filing excuses from absentees, and granting passes to stu- dents. 9 - ,. Q t,-.A ffl-i'.u,, .fi ,ff Miss KASPEREK, SECRETARY