Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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V3 Q 'Q . ,V vi ' ' -' 'xu22Li:i:132Zi'N EIGHTH GRADE f W 3225252 gt? V ,g E i ? ' 3 5 fl A ffwaftil 'M T' First row: Ga Hauck, R. Turton, E. Gould, D. Adrion, C. Novick, S. Hoag, J. Shepker, K. Beehler, M. Phatiger, Mrs. Hannan, E. Haier B. Baird, R. Morosey, R. Zangle, J. Maltby, Sixt, M. Haven, J. Bauer, N. Neifer, P. Rice, C. Sparacio, J. Bertsch, J. C. Richardson, , E. Cheney, R. J. Miranda, P. D. Palmberg, B. D. Gallman, M. Monahan, C. Thompson. Second row: Anger, A. Jacobson, A. Bugenhagen, S. McMullen, S. C. DeBo1, B. Serena, J. Miller, B. Norwig. Third row: Smith, D. Mehs, E. Krug, A. Gier, R. Gier, B. Schassar, Faruga, S. Spence, Mr. Foroscij. Fourth row: D. Gould, Fredericksen, R. Thomas, R. Hartley, J. Kasinski, J. Kelly, D. Hedges, L. Gilbert, R. Batorski, B. Heisler, L. Pontius. Fifth row: R. Johns, J. Dempsey, R. Nehring, J. Euler, J. Anthony, H. Case, R. Filler, J. Clees, R. Fisher, V. Dt- Maria, R. Bednasz, J. Meyerhofer, R. Gallman. Wffm ffgfi Officers: R. Filler, S. Beehler, K. Sixt, N. Neifer. C 'HE eighth grade students are now well settled in the Junior High routine. Boys and girls alike have shown their sportsmanship in intramurals with good results. Various members have taken part in band activities at our football and basketball games. 'I'he students have become better acquainted with our Nation's heroes - the rules of grammar-the in- tricacies of number work, and the vast realm of our scientific world. Of special remembrance were the Christmas Party, the teas given in Home Economics, and lunch hour in the homerooms. S 26 I , .Lf .,.' Q52

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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

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FRE HME EV H 3 , 'W NINTH GRADE First row: T. Spack, M. Mammoser, B. Suga, P. Faruga, M. Bogner, B. May, M. Schmidt, C. Carpenter, M. A. Dauer, P. Edie, C. Fox, M. Mostek, S. Lamb, M. Supples, B. Rothe. Second row: D. Crocker, B. Zittel, J. Weinar, M. Brusehaber, E. Schmitt, M. Schwantz, J. Griner, J. Leswing, J. Schumer, A. Preischel, A. Thompson, J. A. Bird, G. Pinto, D. Looze, D. Dylong, A. Pryor. Third row: N. Combs, F. Gehl, V. Sieracki, A. Bugenhagen, C. Ringer, T. 0'Br1en, E. Kozak, R. Gardner, J. Wetzel, R. Lockhardt, R. Zulick, J. Law, W. Schust, P. Pulus, M. Bruns, R. Chycner, R. Kowalski, M. Miller, C. Ziegelhofer, L. Schultz, J. Adrion, Mr. 0' Rorke. Fourth row: Mr. Batorski, R. Buggenhagen, D. Mashke, C. Schasel, S. Zydel, L. Kar- waczynski, D. Tim , A. Blakely, W. Gorman, R. Roeller, P. Sovereign, P. Arno, G. Lester, R. Gearhart, S. Obremski, P. Partington, P. Vara, R. Young, R. Sargent. Fifth row: G. Koepka, J. Lobiolka, A. Eberhardt, R. Strawbridge, R. Young, L. Lomison, J. Zulick, W. Towns, 0. Moore, N. Nehring, R. Smolinski, M. Shea, W. Euler, J. Smith, V. Hoelscher, R. Kern. E??GE very successful. They have completed their last year in the junior High with flying colors and are fully equipped to become worthy members of the Senior High. The Freshmen encountered many new adventures in such subjects as algebra, intro- duction to business, and agriculture, which they have found to be very interesting. The entire class has actively participated in many extra-curricular ac- tivities including chorus, band, junior-varsity sports, and intramurals. HE students' venture into ninth grade has been 5 W . Officers: M. Miller, C. Ziegelhofer, A. Blakely, A. Eberhardt. 27 -1 52339 A4 , W -T 'X