Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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FA ULTY xxx, 4 Seated, left to right: Mr. Robb--Sr. High Math Miss Witzleben--Secretarial Miss Collins- -Foreign Language Mrs. Gangi- - Music Mrs. Conklin- -Horne Economics Mrs. Dash- -Ir. High Math Mrs. Brenneman--Ir. High Math and English Mrs. Hannan- -Ir. High English Miss Palmer--Girls' Physical Education Mrs. Pierce--Sr. High English Mr. Davis--Jr. High Social Studies Mr. Duffy--Sr. High Social Studies - . - 1-my-ts A S AIX Seated, left to right: Miss Gressman--Nurse Mrs. Greenwood--Librarian Mrs. Bates--Math Standing: Mr. Mazuca--History Mr. Hagen--Phys. Ed. Mr. Nelson--Health Mr. Moore--Corrective I3 Standing, left to right: Mr. Ball--Business Mr. Hahn--Music Mr. Olney--Guidance Counsellor Mr. Walsh- -English Mr. Varco--Science Mr. Peck--Supervising Principal Mr. Munger--Agriculture Mr, Foroscij--Jr. High Social Studies Mr. Lundberg--Art Mr. Mergler--Industrial Arts Mr. Collard--Ir. High Science CHE two elements, intellectual and moral, comprising asound and bene- ficial education, have been conscientiously fostered by the Junior and Senior High School faculty. As we progressed through the corridors of higher education, subjects became in- creasingly difficult and we were more de- pendent upon them to set before us the ideals of honor and truth. The faculty staff specialists in their respective fields, have dedicated themselves to the American way and preparing us for the future. ff

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FA LTY aiu... Seated, left to right: Rm. No. 126 Miss Margaret Wrench Miss Marilyn Horton 196 Mrs. Helen Gerrie 198 Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson 197 Miss Suzanne Bie 197 Miss Audrey Pack 198 Mr. Donald Anderson Off. Mrs. Patricia Krempa 107 Mrs. Ivah Rothe 102 Mrs. Louise Lemrnler 245 Mrs. Marceline Stevens 254 Mrs. Doreen Blakely 130 CHE child of today is the Youth of tomorrow. The grade school faculty is moulding the character of these youths, now in the process of maturing, preparing them for the doors leading to the responsi- bilities of high school. Throughout the year they are unfolding before the students new knowledge and laying the basis of truth and honor. Their personal interest in each student is illustrated by conferences with parents to discuss their children's progress and problems. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Carpenter Mrs. Pearl Gould Miss Margaret Satmders Standing: Miss Allene Bss Miss Ethel Wilson Mrs. Mildred Erickson I2 Standing, left to right: Mrs. Joyce Smith Mrs. Alice Jeffe Mrs. Muriel Lloyd Miss Marion Mclntyre Mrs. Beatrice Wilson Mrs. Naomi Hauth Mr. Francis Griffin Miss Ruth Boardman Miss Valerie Poniatowski Miss Lottie l-Iojnacki Mrs. Theo Zdzinski Mrs. Cleo Morgester Mr. Harold Shephard Rm. No. 123 121 Off. 131 246 243 249 241 247 179 180 135 189 1lUF .,............i... -1 . , ' . . . ,. gg , vslgygku' - ' ft' Ai 4 ' V. ,-,fry

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IWW I UP' CAL S' HE fo '35-w 5? uma I B GUIDANCE C ITH the aid of Mr. Olney, our new guid- ance counselor, students have decided what courses are suited to them. Booklets and pamphlets at the students' disposal have opened the doors of opportunities offered in colleges and different fields of work. With the advice of our counselor, students have made their decisions concerning future education. CLINIC Miss Gressrnan, James Mazur, Dr. Martin, Stephen Graovac. CHE portals ofthe clinic always stand open to admit all students and teachers needing advice on health problems. Physical examina- tiqns constitute only one of the many services found on the yearly agenda of our clinic. In its aim to insure the health of the students, it con- ducts diphtheria and small pox immunization clin- ics. With Miss Gressman as head, the clinic also combats our minor ailments and teaches good health habits. CAIETERIA Mrs. Nola, Mrs. Krohn, Mrs. Koeplm, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Shcplter, MIS. Miller, Mrs. O'Bryant. S a lintel supports a door, so the women of our Cafeteria form the basis of good health. Mrs. lslola and her staff, including Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Koepka, Mrs. Sheplcer, Mrs. Krohn, Mrs. 0'l3ryant.and Mrs. Carpenter, each day serve well-balanced lunches. Besides this, they have willingly assisted in the preparation of fish din- ners, the school dances such as the Prom, Hop and Ball, and in ordering supplies for the senior stands. I , .3 twszlifl.. s - ,ww-,, , f-W Jinx, wc V