Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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1 'rv 1 .us- . . . , ,JL SIXTH GRADE M Sidi 9, W3 First row: E. Martin, J. D1Mar1a, D. Owen. Second row: J. Davidson, G. Johns, H. Enser, W. Brenneman. Third row: B. Feasley, R. Benker, T. Lewis, H. Carney, E. Morrison, A. Chiavetta. Fourth row: L. Law, E. Gehl, J. Matwijkow, P. Case, R. Gier, J. Horton. Standing: M. Knoll, J. Eisele, P. Hammond, A. Norwig, C. Doolittle, D. Rogers, R. Lakely, M. Catapano, R. Peck, S. Jakiel, Mr. Martynowicz, W. Engelhardt, P. Spence, C. Crozier, W. Deuble, J. Clawson, R. Thompson. A CWHE sixth graders worked diligently throughout the year toward their final goal of promotion in June. They have maintained a high scholastic standard in their departmental work in Social Studies, language, arts, science, and mathematics. They had a pleasant and profitable year. First row: D. Schasel, P. Spack, M. J. Landahl, B. Pawlicki, E. Saar. Second row: R. Schmidt, G. Anderson, W. Rair, E. Minekime, B. Merchant. Third row: R. Williams, J. Sparacio, A. Schmidt, L. Stanbro, C. Owens. Fourth row: R. Zulick, S. Baradics, M. Shamblen, B. Pontius, D. Barrett. Standing: J. Smith, D. Schumer, L. Kaczmarek, C. Phatiger, L. Ohlhues, N. Nellis, E. Miller, S. Warren, M. Rives, C. Loubisch, J. Miller, R. Yager, Miss Saunders, J. Brendl, M. Smith, E. Stegmeier, G. Nellis. 'Gul' 24

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1?-., ' 1 FIFTH GRADE 4 -va. fl .-. ll xx Y!!-,g,, x k .,. ,, h. .n f G First row: D. Schultz, C. Gehl. Second row: R. Gould, M. Horton, M. Kock, S. O'Bryant- Third row: J. Neidermeyr, A. Rawson, D. Williams, B. Cheney. Fourth row: J. Cole, R. Gould, J. Gregory, J. Cohoon. Fifth row: D. Law, G. Guenther, M. Huckle, B. Minekime. Sixth row: P. Meitlinskl, C. Vara, B. Finch, P. Shepker. Seventh row: S. A. Todd, M. Sheffield, J. Matwijkow, J. Bley. Standing: L. Johns, G. Spunt, M. Gehl, Mrs. P. Gould, J. Bertsch, G. Agle, H. Jacobson, M. Benson. CHE highlight of the year to the Fifth graders was the February assembly they gave, in which they honored George Washington. The art classes have been the most interesting, and the in- formal lunch period has been enjoyed by all the students. First row: H. DeBoi, J. Russ, J. Sherman, A. Shawg P. Modica, R. Williams, A. Gnias, R. Shauger, E. Anthony. Second row: R. Obremski, J. Ferris, R. Cameron, P. Miller, C. Kuppel, D. Gould, P. Ojeda, P. Ebeling, M. Nehring. Third row: M. A. Whetzle, R. Remiszewski, D. L. Spring, S. Piller, K. Stanbro, J. Crowe, H. Beck, K. Smith, R. Roberts, W. Neifer, J. Plrowski, R. Willett, D. Smith, D. Murray, C. Chiavetta, M. A. Maltby, B. Ringer, Mrs. Lemmler. ...- 5 S Q 5 5 1 23

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EVENTH GR DE A , 2 ,g, ,, 5 2 it 1 f' ' E - 1 ' 3 e as fi 2 6 First row: P. Work, D. 0'Br1en, J. Wright, G. Anger, N. Nehring, B. Howell, J. Cheney, N. Cotton, J. Sievers, P. Landahl, J. Neumann. Second row: J. Bryzezicki, R. Osterman, R. M. Spack, D. Sherman, B. Sovereign, A. Kasinski, L. Lacobson, P. Robb, J. Miranda, T. Suja, B. Sauberan, P. Walterich, P. Desmond. Third row: Mr. Collard, J. Messer, J. Crary, R. Salzman, P. Carpenter, R, Knoll, R. Bolton, F. Dickey, L. Cornell, J. Haier, D. Partington, T. Miller, D. Partington, F. Swartz, Mrs. Dash. Fourth row: D. Dole, R. Page, D. Anderson, D. Cords, F. Enser, R. Morrison, R. Chyreck, B. Gier, D. Cords, H. Sheffield, C. Steffen, G. Zittel, W. Terwilliger, T. Taby, J. Reinhardt. Fifth row: R. Colantino, R. Kehe, A. Gingher, D. Bower, W. Finch, G. Yager, C. Ramen, C. Stanbro, A. Alin, A. Sullivan, G. Papich. Cv HE seventh grade has studied all types of literature, and through the social studies textbook they have traveled the Empire State. New skills in mathematics have helped the students to solve new prob- lems, and their new health course has shown them how the body should be treated. 'I'hey always will be able to look back with pride to their first year in junior High. Class Officers: J. Reinhardt, R. Salzman, D. Sherman, and R. Kehe. 25 Q