Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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ef? Ir Faraee. W-Q-..,.,. 'Ya want a hot tip lor the stock market. kid? - Mr. Dully . Miss Smith Who says our bookkeeping classes ap- prentice at Buffalo Raceway? There is some doubt to that, but can be sure they acquire proficiency at Eden for wherever they will go. Do our secretaries-in-training practice running around desks with the cross coun- try team? Again, there is some doubt. All seriousness aside, however. the business de- partment gives its students the essentials they will need lor competition in the tough business world. Hats off to those who keep the backbone ol' our economy growing. fright. Seated: Mr. llutty. Mr. Castiglia. Hr. llamann: Standing: Mr. Sappelt. Nh: llonoyan. HISTORY Through the ages, Man has proved to be the niost heartless creature on earth. Count- less counts. kings and other tyrants have reigned torrents ol' agonies on helpless subjects. This chronicle of events is what we study, with the idea that history repeats it- self. We eanit wait. Nevertheless, the his- tory department gives us the present of the past in a most palatable form, even though it tastes at times like cod-liver oil. So. social sciences dept., from history and geography to humanities. we salute you. Youwe really got it coming. lej lo right: Mr. Carlin. fVIiss Witzlehen. Nlr. Colvin. Mr. Dzimian, Mrs. Pasternak

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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

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lep to right: Mr. Bell: Mrs. Minnighg Mrs. Bra-nm-man: Mr. Burnside-g Mr. Georger. What does the word Hmathematicsi' bring to mind? Dull, sleepy afternoons late in spring when the teacher drones on, spew- ing forth long strings of numbers? Exciting winter mornings in trigonometry? Long nights spent poring over pages of plain ge- ometry? It is acceptable to sleep through class with the rhythm of sleeping logs flogarithm, that isj, but some students actu- ally do study math, contrary to popular opinion. We leave you, O Math Depart- ment, to vour numbers. 14' Tracy Pratt. Mrs. Brenneman Mr. Burnside, and friends.