Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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Seated: J. Wilde, P. Hecker, C. Modica, P. Roza, S. Campbell, Standing: R. Donovan, C. Swanland, J. Ebling, Model UN Yorkers The Yorkers are the junior members of the New York State Historical Association. Besides guiding parents at open house, the Yorkers are also in charge of the school's American flag. Composed of junior high students, the Yorkers travel to some historic city to visit, explore, and learn more about various sights in New York State. Mr. Foroscij, advisor to the group, said this year's plans include a trip to the Adirondack Mountains, Row I: N. Eckhardt, R. Higgins, R. Hess, T. Lunger. N. Higgins. D. VanVVie. Row ll: D. Bel- tinger. J. Willabrant. S. Beverly, P. Critoph. D. Huggler. J. Fckhurdt. D. Anderson. Row Ill: A. Polasik, P. Found, C. Crossan. Row IV: H. Siefke. Campbell. K. Gaylord, R. Crawford. J. Herman, J. Greene, C. Enser, L. Smith.

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if J , , ,x fiiggpfgpifggil fx 'Z -I , 3 . S. ,...-' Row I: P. Hatch, M. O'Malley, B. Kauffman, J. Gurbacki, S. Spring, L. Bock, S. Brown, M. Warner, B. Minekime, D. Sauer, S. Rivard, J. Sosti, D. Chambers D. Stresing, N. Price. Row 2: C. Brown, L. Koepka, C. Middendorf, J. Roden- L, Bos. bach, B. Miles, J. Barton, J. Cocina. Row 3: C. Leas, J. Kordrupel, M. Seibert, Monitors The purpose of the Monitor Staff is to maintain order in the school, working in conjunction with the newly-formed Student Court system. Student offenders are subject to punishment according to the severity of the violation. As always, this year's staff has done an outstanding job. He went that-a-way. Jim Cocina l

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Row I: D. Chambers, L. Koepka, N. Lilga, B. Kauffman, Mr. Hamman. Blatner, B. Maggs, S. Surgenor. Row 3: D. Stresing, C. Leas, S. Brown, Row 2: H. Stokely, B. Marrano, B. Price, S. Spring, L. Adrion, D. C. Lindsey, G. Ellwood, B. Dunn, B. Minekime, W. Eckhardt, S. Agle. National Honor Society As the competition among people for jobs and education grows, more and more emphasis is being put on grades. A student with a high scholastic average has a much better chance of getting the college and job of his choice. The National Honor Society is organized to give recognition to those students who have outstand- ing character, leadership, scholarship and service. These students have worked hard for both their school and community. They have accomplished these standards and are prepared to meet others in the future. Once inducted into the N.H.S., the members are as- signed certain duties. They operate under the special honor pass system, manage the information desk in the main foyer, tape books for the blind, act as a guide to visitors, present induction assemblies and usher at concerts. Living up to their pledge they are loyal at all times and maintain and encourage high standards. 24 1 T ti'iii ,rf Our Groovy Leader!Dave Chambers