Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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DEDICATION The members of the Senior Class have at long last completed their high school education. Some will go on for more schooling. Others will enter their chosen fields immediately. Still others are going into the service of our country. We even have one or two plan- ning on marriage in the near future. In one sense this class is fortunate. It will assume a position in a world which has many possibilities. New frontiers have been revealed by scientific research. These new discoveries, however, can be harmful as they can be helpful. The class, with the help of other fellow Americans, has the potentiality to determine which uses of these discoveries are harmful and which are helpful. Whether it will fall into the folds of utter blindness is difficult to predict accurately. Our country has made progress in many fields. Emphasis at the present time is on scientific advancement. Man-made satellites are circling the earth, rocket ships soar through the upper atmosphere, submarines, powered by the mighty atom, cruise for untold periods beneath the polar ice caps. Man, himself, is ascending higher toward the Milky Way, at speeds undreamed of but a few years passed. With these scientific advances on the forefront, we must not forget advances in other fields. Great progress has been made in the production and quality of food for our people. Our homes have been bettered and beautified. Intellectual progress enables us to better appreciate the wonders and beauties of nature that surround us. . . Progress in medicine and surgery assures us of longer, happier and more contented lives. To progress, then, progress in all fields, we dedicate this year- book of 1958. Elaine Aldrich '58

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Faculty and Administration Seniors Grades Activities Athletics

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION