Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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We Honor He steps before us, his baton poised in anticipation, his smile encouraging those before him. All eyes rest confidently upon him as he stands keenly perceptive to the potential and significance of those before him. The baton swiftly lowers, the strains mount into a ringing crescendo. But his enthusiastic direction reaches far beyond the musical pages before him. He is directing the lives of all of us at E.C.S. It has been his fine direction, sparkling with optimism, for which we, the Class of 1961, are sincerely grateful. In the hope that he will continue to encourage future students at E.C.S. for many years, we dedicate to Mr. Walter Downey, our 1961 Embers. Mr. Walter Downey

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Edwin C. Peck, Supervising Principal Mrs. Nidell, Mrs. Webster, Secretaries Greetings Embers ’61 The administration of Eden Central School takes this opportunity to bring greetings not only to the staff of the 1961 Embers, but also to the entire Senior Class. The function of a high school yearbook is twofold: It yields experience to the members of the staff in writ- ing, compiling, and editing a rather extensive publica- tion. This type of experience is often used profitably in later life. The other purpose of a yearbook is to furnish a medium within which pleasant high school experiences can be recorded and referred to in later years. Your high school memories are, for the most part, pleasant ones and often can be used as an inspiration toward the accomplishment of greater achievements in the future. The yearbook staffs at Eden Central School in the past have set a high standard in their publications. I am certain that this achievement of the Class of 1961 will be no exception. EDWIN C. PECK District Principal