Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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A.F.S. Since 1958, the American Field Service organization has served Eden and its students. With the help of funds raised by the annual A.F.S. Pizza Sale and other money-raising activities, one Eden student each year has been able to take part in the foreign exchange program. Through this program, the student has had the experience of actually living with a foreign family for one summer and sharing the family life of people in another country. Last year Douglas Price was able to spend his summer in Austria. A.F.S. has also brought at least one foreign exchange student to Eden each year. Through knowing and speaking to these students, the pupils at Eden have built a better understanding of foreign cultures and ideas. Also, by spending one full school year with an Eden family, these foreign students have come to know a small number of Americans in their everyday lives. This school year, we were privileged to have Maria Penedo, commonly known as Lolo to all, visit us from Brazil. Lolo was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Surgenor. Through participating in A.F.S., students are given the opportunity to learn more about world cultures and to further the efforts toward world peace. Lolo and Nancy Lilga-Pizza selling. .sk nf 5 A -A as fi nf-1 A Q 2 xg. Nya--X. Q ,, 4.-.1--..M f '?Z1.f f 'gil w.'Qlx.xfSf'!'9iQ X 2 K Qui

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National Junior Honor Society The National Junior Honor Society has been a part of Eden for the past four years. This organization was formed to honor students in the junior high who have above average marks and leadership abilities. Many of these students go on to be tapped for the N.H.S. in high school. During the course of the year, the National Junior Honor Society sponsors bake sales and serves Eden in any way it can. Its members should feel proud to be a part of an organization which adds so much to Eden. Row l: B. Sager, D. Cunningham, C. McMillan, F. Lorenzi, M. Illardo, S. Murphy, S. Blatner. Row 2: J. Stevens, R. Kordrupel, A. Volo, W. Erdle, D. Dueringer, N. Higgins, J. Drummer, G. Gurley, P. Leas. Row 3: B. Cowper, F. Meyer, S. Campbell, G. Frietag, B. Hess, M. Ostrander, A. Sauer, M. Maier, R. Bock, M. Buehler, T. Lorenzi, N. Eckhardt. Row 4: C. DeBuhr, D. Huggler. E. Kwilos, C. Enser, J. Farrel, M. McWil- liams, R. Minekime, S. Kuhn, C. Carroll, C. John, K. Mathwig, R. Lester, P. Found, S. Spencer. ,ef Wg! fe.

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. 5 2 e Q Q . fvli-f N mm W, x Qu. Row l: L. Koepka, R. Donovan, J. Rodenbach, D. Price, L. Penedo, Dr. Gibson, S. Surgenor, S. Spring. Row 2: T. Striebich, B. Donovan, J. Andrzejewski, J. Acanfora, D. LaRose, J. Eggen, W. Ressing, J. Blatner, M. Ilardo, C. Stiles, S Schosek, J. Price, D. Brown, J. Stevens, S. Selover. Row 3: L. Parker, P. Rosa, B Rubach, J. Rupp, M. Spring, K. Kirst, C. Bley, N. Lilga, E. Chambers, M. Tar- aszkiewicz, D. Carballo, L. Lancaster, P. Manning, J. Ebling, J. Price, L. Price. Row 4: B. Erdle, M. Lambrix, C. Johns, M. Mayer, C. Middendorll S. Gifford, M. Wilson, C. Goerke, S. Toellner, C. Edwards, M. LaRose, C. Putnam, B Shouldice. Row 5: K. Segebarth, N. Walters, F. Lorenzi, S. Spencer, T. Lynch, E. O'Day, C. Pacini, L. Parmelee, T. Pratt, C. Kranz, C. Fitch, M. VanNote, S Blatner. Row 6: J. Vice, D. Long, T. Sendors, S. Schneider, G. Vice, Harms, M. Sendor, J. Striebich, C. Murphy, M. Cocina, M. Agle, R. Parmelee, J. Eggen, N. Price, P. Hutchings, D. Lynch, C. Stresing, F. Korkus, L. Price, M. Warner, T. Lorenzi. Row 7: C. McCord, L. Gurley, P. Erdle, P. Lambrix, K. Downey, G. Smith, C. Carroll, J. Wilde, B. Buehler, J. Farrell, C. Thomas, L. Bos, M. Kester, E. Ader, A. Yager, C. Gifford, L. Schunk, K. Finger, R. Found, M. Riklic, L Hutchings, D. O'Ma.l1ey. Row 8: F. Wagner, P. Hecker, M. Schmidt, S. Gurley, M. O'Malley, P. Lorenzi, G. Grimm, S. Campbell, J. Sisti, L. Bock, P. Ellwood, C. Lindsey, R. Ketcham, S. Agle, D. Stresing, S. Brown, E. Brusehaber, N Toellner, K. O'Connor, M. Lindsey, C. Springer, M. Schiedel, S. Campell, B. Kauffman.