Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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DENTAL HYGIENE Miss Schumacher, R. Mashke Cf mRouGH Miss Schumacher’s f, efforts the necessity for proper care of teeth has been impressed upon every student’s mind. During the year each student’s teeth were cleaned and checked. Proper care was also explained to each one and parents were informed of any cavities. We are all grateful to Miss Schumacher for her vital services. 14 GUIDANCE R. Vara, Mr. Jenkins IDED by Mr. Jenkins, our full time guidance counsellor, each student has chosen the course individually suited to him. He has helped us solve our vocational problems and has aided us in de- cisions regarding our further edu- cation. Under his careful planning, a group of students attended an assembly program, campus tour, and registration at the University of Buffalo. CLINIC Miss Gressman, R. Agle, Dr. Krug, R. Hooper CHE aim of our school clinic is to promote good health in our school. Under the excellent super- vision of Miss Gressman, our school nurse, yearly auditory tests, physical examination, and small pox and diphtheria immunization clinics are conducted to safeguard the pupils’ health. Her duties also include the daily check-up on absentees.

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es FACULTY A Fhe members of the high school faculty are those noble knights and ladies who have been the constant inspiration and ever-present source of help to all the heralds, squires, and knights in all their various quests on their journey from the seventh grade through the twelfth grade. To secure the best and latest methods of instruction, these instructors under the guidance of Mr. Peck, have devoted one whole year to group meetings to study student needs, new courses of study in each subject, and practical uses of Audio- Visual Aids. . With unflagging zeal and wholesome example, these teachers have kept the ideals of honor, truth, and justice ever foremost in the minds of their students. | y A gt | First row: Mr. O'Rorke, history; Mr. Duffy, history. Second row: Miss Schumacher, dental hygiene; Mrs. Byers, home econ- omics. Third row: Mrs. Gangi, music; Mrs. Pierce, English. Fourth row: Mrs. Baltzer, music; Miss Gressman, school nurse. Fifth row: Mrs. Dash, mathematics; Miss Collins, languages; Mrs. Greenwood, librarian; Mrs. Brenneman, mathematics and English; Mr. Luders, agriculture; Mrs. Bills, physical education; Mr. D'Antonino, science; Mrs. Hannan, English. Sixth row: Mr. Hahn, music; Mr. Hagen, physical education; Mr. Batorski, English; Mr. Nelson, health and Jr. High science; Mr. Peck, Supervising Principal; Mr. Anderson, Assistant Principal; Mr. Robb, high school math; Mr. Collard, seventh and eighth science; Mr. Lundberg, art; Mr. Foroscij, seventh and eighth Social Studies. 13

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CUSTODIANS Left to Right: G. Krohn, W. Knoll, L. Shouldice, (absent) H. Rice, H. Kinn. (x janitorial staff, Harry Rice, Len Shouldice, Howard Kinn, and William Knoll have contributed boundlessly toward keeping our building neat and clean. Special thanks are owed to Mrs. Morris for being helpful and kind to us all. Thanks are also due for perform- ing duties not included in their usual daily schedule. CAFETERIA Mrs. Koepka, Mrs. Shepker, Mrs. Nellis, Mrs. Miller, Miss Congilosi, Cf tte nutritious meals served in our school cafeteria are prepared by our school dietition, Miss Congolosi, and her competent staff. Soups, hot main dishes, en- ticing salads, and delectable des- - serts make upthe delicious and nutritious lunches we students en- joy every day. These faithful workers deserve our thanks and appreciation for their indispensable services, aS Q tS ae ere Oe ; Lb sms : BUS DRIVERS J. Schwanz, J. Winter, R. Szalasny, E. Winkleman, C, Benkleman, S. Wittmeyer, A. Castle, E. Wilcox. HE bus drivers with their } cheery smiles and patience have been an essential part of the bus system at Eden Central. Under the direction of Mr. Ander- son, these drivers take us safely and punctually to and from school in all kinds of weather. They are always ready and willing to drive for all special occasions, such as athletic events and field trips. 15