Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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INDU Sawing wood - Buzz The Industrial Arts Department keeps it- self busy during the year hy teaching young Craftsmen the basics of handling wood, and metal, printing, and photography. Although funds are often low las attested to hy Mr. Mergleris new photographic novel The Prints and the Pauperl, enthusiasm often gushes up lean this spirit be accused of shop-liftingfpj. Just as a last question, who is this industrious Arthur? IM to right: Mr. Knauer, Mr. Mergler, Mr. Marchuska, Mr. Findeisen, Mr. Rice.

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The glories of' the Renaissance and the inspired mastery ofthe eubists have nothing over the Eden art department. The-se arti'ul dodgers draw pleasure from their studies, taking pains to Carefully control great line, eolor and form. The qualities whieh make their art eternal are beautifully portrayed in the yearly snow-sculptures, created on the south side ofthe school building. And re- member ceramics classes, no matter what you are making, it's going to turn out to he an ashtravlll Mr. Downey: Mrs. Gangi Mrs. Wolslagle: Mr. llaug MUSIC Again this year the musie department, unique almost to the point ol' being oft'-heat, has steered a straight ehorus lor musieal perl'eetion..Three ofthe most eminent musi- eologists banded together and, prestol viola! we have ze pride of ze Eden Conservatory ot Musie. From Tubby Tuba to Harry the Harpsieord, we have the finest. And the heat goes on . . . and on . . . and on . . .

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left to right: Mr. llageng Miss Palmerg Miss Andersong lVlr. Sturm. Hlio to your room, Slanleylii - Mr. Liyingston at-....M,. .., . , ,, we - -. y -n lb PHYSICAL While the aeademieans are keeping our minds in lair shape, the physieal education flfizz Edt people are keeping our weak little bodies in good eondition good as ean be expeetedj. The rigorous program designed to physieally lit us. often unfortunately, leaves us physieally lat. From Frantie Foot- hall to Basketball Bul'l'oonery to llorrihle Hockey. gym is one of the most enjoyed elasses. lt is liked almost as mueh as lunch. LANGUAGE Sprerfheri Sie Deutsch? Weill, neither does our language department. However, we are fhow you say een ze lCnglish?j mueh profi- eient in Freneh, Spanish, and Latin. For- eign languages provide a hasis for interna- tional understanding, and we ean even un- derstand some ol' the nuts running around this eountry. So, language teaehers, a fond Yale, adios, and au reyoirlm goes out to you. lzjq to right: Mr. Nlasieyyiez: Nlr. Liyingston: Nlrs. Wyman: Dr. Gibson