Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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ff as CLASS H1 TORY N the fall of 1941 a group of children entered anxiously, and yet warily into a doorway which has led to one of the greatest adventures in which they would ever participate--thirteen years of education. This group has grown into the graduating class of 1954. Though still having quite a few original members, we have gained and lost many others. Each year as we have passed through new doorways, into higher classes we have learned a great deal in many different fields. ln kindergarten, learning to cooperate in work and play was the main theme. A large factor in accom- plishing this achievement was our rhythm band, with Carol Ziegelhofer as a very competent conductor. From first to fifth grades we learned reading, writing, and arithmetic with games, songs, and plays intermingled. Sixth grade was a big year. Putting on a very successful play entitled Snickerty Nick was one of our many achievements. Because of its success, we had the pleasure of putting it on at Hamburg High School. This year also marked our graduation into Junior High School, a very exciting occasion for us all. Our entrance into the Junior High doorway was filled with so much spirit and ability to work together as a class that in our Freshman year, we originated the annual freshman dance. This gala event was entitled Springtime Serenade. In our Sophomore year, we began to work seriously toward our objectives, the Washington trip, the Em- bers , and other activities. Selling picture postcards of the school and sponsoring a very successful Hop entitled Falltime Frolic were our projects this year. Our Junior year, very busy with heavily-loaded schedules and many extra-curricular activities was also filled with class projects. We collected class dues, had a movie, and received our class rings. A big high- light of the year, was our Junior Prom with Barbara Zittel as queen and Beverly Rothe, Marion Miller, Marlyn Mammoser, and Cynthia Carpenter as her attendants. Since crossing the threshold of our Senior year, we have accomplished many things. After promoting a Back to School Dance, magazine subscriptions, and sale of fruitcakes, we heldfish dinners as class projects. The Washington Trip, Senior Ball and, of course, the Embers were the biggest achievements of this special year. That Get Acquainted dance with all its exhibition dancing .and lively music surely set the rapid pace of the senior year. Who can forget all the fun, hurry and worry of selling the school pictures, taking the pic- tures for the yearbook, preparing the school play, meeting the deadline on January 15th, and all the time re- citing the passage from Macbeth, Time and the hour runs through the roughest day. Or who can help re- membering John Zulick's frequent outburst, So fair and foul a day I have not seen? lt seems sad passing through the archways of our Senior year, perhaps never to enter again except in memory, but we are all looking ahead to the many varied doors of our future careers which we will undoubtedly enter and leave as anxiously and warily as when we first entered that one back in 1941. Anne Pryor Class Historian 18 V V AQ l i'1 1' . 1 Q 'xztti' :1. fWf:-'fb

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RICHARD ROE LLER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Class Pres. 2,4, Student Director of Band 3, Band I-4, Track I-4, Student Council 'I,2,4, Orches- tra I-2, Play 3, Class Projects I-4 CAROL ZIEGELHOFER BUSINESS Student Council I-3, Intramurals 3-4, Op- eretta 2, Octet 2, Cho- rus I-4, Class Sec. 4, Class Proiects I-4, Tri- ple-trio 2,4, All State 3,4, All High I,2, Tower I,2 E IOR MRS. GERTRUDE PIERCE ADVISOR PRESIDENT f SECRETARY ,gig ., , . ., :nw-Lmwmwmf T.-ti.. .uw 51 -' vm 151- jr'-f jj.-1 ' , , . ' ,IH . .4 1, .1,-1-Mi :-' it., ' fe,,wg:' .1 ' f S., vi v ww- ,., rw, may 3 j,',- . 1 :maxim iw' 2 ,X 4,11 f, I9 W I 5 x VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER MARION MILLER BUSINESS Band Sec. 4, Orchestra l, Class Pres. l, Intra- murals l-4, Chorus I-4, All-High 2-3, Band l-4, Embers Typing Editor 4, Jr. Prom Attendant 3, Class Proiects l-4, Cheer- leading I-4, All State 2- 4, All State Sec.,4, Stu- dent Council Sec. 2 ARTH UR BLAKELY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council I-3, Orchestra 3, Band I-4, Sports Band 2-4, Dance Band 3, Monitor 3, Class Treas. I,2,4, ,I,V, B05- ketball 2, Class Proiects I-4