Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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if GUIDANC E 1. Ridge, Mr, Carruthers C HIS year, Mr. Carruthers, our new guidance teacher, has helped the students decide what field of work to enter. Each student from grades eight through twelve had a conference with him and was given in addition to helpful advice, interesting booklets to look over if he so desired. '11 1:11, I., 1, CAFETERIA STAFF Miss Congilosi, Mrs. O'Bryant, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Krohn, Mrs. Shepker, Mrs. Miller. CSHROUGHOUT the year, the pleasant service of these ladies has given our cafeteria a homelike atmosphere. Each day, they meet the 12:00 deadline, by pro- viding fine-tasting, well-balanced meals, thus contributing a substantial part to the health and enjoyment of the students and faculty. BUS DRIVERS STANDING: Mr. Wittmeyer, Mr. Bower, Mr. Garlock, Mr. Winter, Mr. Mroz, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Pericak, Mr. Wierzba. KNEELING: Mr. Howell, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Winkleman. EFOR the most of us, our transportation to and from school depends on the school buses and the responsible men who drive them. In addition to this they have willingly and safely driven to athletic events and for various field trips. In fact our bus drivers can boast a no-accident record in the history of Eden Central School

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FAC LTY Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. Bills, Mrs. Gangi, Mrs. Conklin, Miss Arkland, Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Gressman, Mr. Mergler, Mr. Luders, Mr. Lundberg, Dental Hygienist Physical Education Music Home Economics Art Music School Nurse Industrial arts Agriculture Art Mr. Foroscij Mrs. Dash, Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Brenneman Mr. O' Rorke, Mr. Borowicz, Mr. Carruthers, Mr. Hahn, Mr. Collard, ! Social Studies Mathematics Library English History Mathematics and Social Studies Guidance Music Grade Science Mr . Duffy , Mr. Batorskl, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Collins , Mr. Ball, Mr. Peck, Mr. Robb, History English English Languages Business Principal Mathematics

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CUSTODIANS Mr. Knoll, Mr. Kaminski C ITH the close of the students' day, the custodians' work begins. Even when their working day is over, they have willingly assisted the students with social functions, and other night activities at school. Through their example the stu- dents have come to learn an unwritten and unspoken lesson of service. DENTAL HYGIENE Mrs. Stoll, Harley Hickling C RS. Stoll, our dental hygienist, has constantly checked and campaigned for good health practices and frequent den- tal care, on the part of the students. This concern has made possible better all round health, and has proven a successful example of preventive medicine. CLINIC Miss Gressman, Dr, Krug HYSICAL examinations are given to new students and also those in kinder- garten, third, sixth, ninth and twelfth grades. Each student in the school is given an ear and eye test. In the spring, immunization shots for diphtheria and small pox are given to children of the community with their parents' permission.