Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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Now at the CROSSROADS Dear Friends, On behalf of the Senior Class, I am proud to present this yearbook to you. I hope that you will gain as much enjoyment from viewing the yearbook as we, the staff, have had in preparing it. As we crossed the familiar roads to school each day, we anticipated a full academic life ever enriched with fellowship. Beginning in kindergarten we traveled the guided pathway of reading, writing, and arithmetic. As the years went by, our education broadened and new friendships were formed with the new students who joined our class. Upon entering senior high our reads separated. Some of us followed college entrance courses, some took business, and still others pursued agricultural or homemaking courses. As we stopped along the way, extra-curricular activities filled up any spare time we had. Now, as seniors, we stand at the CROSSROADS. Each one of us will be going his individual way. What- ever road we choose may we remember our Alma Mater and the sound principles of living taught us here. I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to all those people who have made this publication possible. Special recognition is due Mrs. Edna Trask, our patient adviser. Sincerely, Evelyn J. Minekime Editor-in-chief

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The Soctal

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we pause to honor James Duffy ) In appreciation for your many years of excellent | service to Eden Central School, we, the Seniors of 1957, would like to dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Duffy. It has been your guidance, your philosophy of life, and your inspiration that have helped us re-establish | our lives and goals in times when we were led astray. Your continuous encouragement, your sincere regard for us, and your ever-present smile have been the step- ping stones to our success. a 13