Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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With the Words Eden or bustln on flow- ing banners, and to the cheers of thousands. the bus-drivers roll out of sehool eaeh morn- ing. The convoy separates after Sehool Street, each driver taking his machine down a different path, to pick up the knowledge- hu ngry masses huddled hy their houses.'l'he prisoners are taken back to the sehool, where the drivers are left to their own devie- es until afternoon. The loyal gang piles into the bus garage, where jovialitv reigns until it is time to take the war-weary soldiers home again. my-'ff' t,4- 1 X as , QA :vm tv K . :sf .K r ,fi 5. , 15 ly Mr, Vincent, john Winters Mrs. Shepker i i 4 left lo riglil. bottom to top: How l: Mr. Sehmitt. Mr. Wilttneverg Row IZ: Mrs. l.y neh. Mrs, Has Mrs. M4-reliant. Mrs. Wihle. Nlrs. Gruppo: Row IS: Mrs, llillingltani. Mrs. Henk:-hnan. Mr. P: vsek. Nlr. Frazier. Mr. Merlle. Nlr, Perison. Mr. Wittina-yer: lion 1: Mr. fllroz. Nlr. Suida. Mi Thomas. Nlrs. Egner. Nlrs. liruselmlrer. Nlr. Winters. Nlr. lirusehaber. CAF-E QIZXFF r People travel from the Seven Continents land from Hanihurgl to taste the gourrnets delights produeed bv the Eden lialieteria Staff. These courageous cooks pore over their hot ovens and pans for hours preparing their fare for Consump- tion and projection at noon. Whatever can be said about their food, all agree that it is truly unique. lefl tn right: Seated: Mrs. Nlohney: Mrs. Sykes: Hrs. YanNote: Mrs. Wilt-ov: Standing: N' Hookerg Mrs. Elyg Mrs. Kautnian.

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