Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT INTRODUCES NEW ELECTIVES Coaxing sophisticated Seniors to come to at least one class a day, the English depart- ment has hit upon a new elective system, one of the largest in New York State ments in Creative W erature, and the only a few of the bright yearfs curriculum. and Dept. Audrey Kling- Mrs. Margaret Jacques Englrsh 9 with M George Fidel-Englrsh 9 and Drama Mrs. Deanne Cunningham English Lrtera ture and Creative Wrztmg X 24 K

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THEY FIND A PLACE FOR US Qgxaw d d a o o , o YNXU' QNLMA l l l x l l JO I4-f.lX -4 Mr. Joseph Flanigan Mr. Bernard Frawley, Dept. Head The Guidance Dept. has helped in leading us through the maze of SAT's, schedule changes and scholarship exams. They listened through sob stories and moments of frustra- tion. One of the new '4Extras is the use of carrels and tapes in the Guidance Office, which provide students with college and career information. Mr. Johannes Findeisen rf

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THEY SELL PIECES OF HISTORY ,V I 4 ay per tive to the int ests and n Qs he tdents, the Histor department X as' nyw electives-A fllropology, ln- tel' ionag Relations, and, ractical Politics vp . . . thamst of, existing elgtives. What more Q , u E eve ask? will lv t fy V 'f x ' sl X ,f Q, xv ,E l J lst ll x 4 JH lr , V , p f 4 , W.. ' ' l fl . in rf' wlxf.: R Us WIJ ll xx l X, if if gr Mr. Peter g e g j' Social Studies 9 and ead-1-Ame istory and Economics Mr. Co el' s onovan-World History and Anthropo gy. f ' rg erxt- l t. Rota ' 's, 5 d. Mr. James Duffy, Dept. 54.5 5 X 1 . xx I ' Mr. James Hamann-World, Russian and So- viet History, and Mr. Edward Sappelt- World and American History. r. Dennis Farace-Afro-Asian Cultures and tudies. , .J x nts. Mr. Charles Pacini-American History and Practical Politics. 25 ,in