Eden Township School - Scrapbook Yearbook (Wyandot County, OH)

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The Eden Scrapbook Staff, under the leadership of Miss Marjorie Miller, Editor-in-Chief, has created one of the finest year books ever produced by this school. Origin- ality and quality have been emphasized throughout. We hope to have built a book to which the school and commun ity can point with just pride. Fond memories of school days, our work and associations here together will ever live in the pages of this book. May this scrapbook, our pride, be hallowed with the years, and be treasured and find a permanent place in our affections. On the day that the staff photograph was taken someone remarked that this was the hardest work that the staff had done so far. The real work was soon at handgcollect- ing for advertisements, photography, copy to write,candy to sell, arranging the book and many other tasks command ed our attention and interest. Work, of course, but fun too. The joy of creative work, efforts to make this year book measure up to the high standards of previous years. M , TF . ,4,,. Y:'uQr69,,- . . . , , g V V- . A BQAKD 0 EDITORS X s:Q.4g59BQm LEFVX

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OUR SCHOOL DADS Due to the guidance and vision of the pres- ent school board a very effecient and aggressive school policy has been pursued. A new Eden has been envisioned, an Eden with a future, with the school assuming a larger place in the life of the community. Vast changes have been effected in the physical plant, new equipment and facilities added and a general toning up of the whole system completed. New lighting facilities, stage equipment, re-dec- oration and numerous other improvements have been made. The long awaited dream of Eden is now becoming a reality, a new gymn and auditorium with add- ed classrooms and modern equipment throughout. Eden can now raise her head proudly and take a place among the best. David Needs is serving his second term as Pres- ident.Harold Kuenzli his second term as vice-pres ident. Gail Wilson, Ray Kuenzli, and Henry Sch- illing complete the roll with the faithful and valued services of the clerk, Foster B. Cole.

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as s E 5CdllQMO at D fe 2 E T P N What, School Again? Two new teachers too. Hurrah for Wyandot County Fairy 16-17 First Famous Letters, Oct. 10th Freshies initiated, Nov. 6th Eden wins first Basketball game,Richwood. Sophomore Play In Chapel. Eighteen Carat Boob, Junior Play, Dec.IO Christmas Tree and Exchange, Santa Claus. Look pleasant please, Annual Pictures. Pres.Roosevelt did not oblige today. Seniors choose invitations and cards. Freshmen Play in Chapel. Our Supt.goes to the flood,Hello Mr. Ins- ley. We win two big games over week-end. Big County Musical At Salem. Tournament starts, Feb.19-20th. Alumni Play, March 9th, Senior Class Play, March 18-19th. Senior High Operetta. Old Kentucky Garden , Baccalaureate Services at Salem,Rev.Nuzum. Senior Farewell Chapel. Commencement Exercises,Apr1l 22nd. Senior Class Speakers,Commencement - Jack Schauweker, Anabel DeBolt and Marjorie Miller. E D HCM tl 'III' 1-wuluxurw-w JY q-N f E ,-1 -,Q Ei 5 'i?,g ':g'i wigs.: V N Mr. Les11e cr1b1ey,,on1o Northern University, 19503 B. S. in Ed. F Mr. T. H. Mayer, Capital University, 1956, B. S. A Miss Elsa Lindig, Capital University 1956, P.S.M. C Miss Grace Beyer, Ohio Northern Uni- versity, 1951, B. S. in Ed. U Miss Lucille Cole, Bowling Green, 1954, B. S. Miss Geraldine Ellis, Bowling Green. Miss Ruth Arter Bowling G Mr. Homer Schilling, Bow- ling Green Y Dr. Otto Mees, President of CHDit81.UDiVGFSltY,dG1iV9P- I ed the eom encement address 9 on Thursday evening April22. 5 7 L T 'pn-... -J. '