Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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M un T1LL11xGHxsT Euan FXLLRING JUMQ OxLNBERc. RICHARD NILUSCHAL Junzm Rvpusuzfalzuz' Secufam to U1 Sun luv 0fFIUY11111tIIl P115 0 fuzzmz Clam of Vem B001 Sfaf 7lZ01l.Vl7VC1f Your Cluvs at C01 Hand at Deuzson at C01 11011 c1ty of Detrolt Marlan Park Dav1s, a Journalrst of conslderable note, Mary LOUISE Goodale, Technlclan 1n laboratorles of Ch1ldren s Hospltal, Buffalo, Laura O Day Pellman, a reclpxent of three fellowshlps and author of many art1cles on geography B111 Dugan, member of the varsity team ln baseball and hockey at Cornell, Howard Dugan, also of Cornell, member of the varslty ln hockey, and Davld Dugan, rece1ver of freshmen honors ln hockey at Cornell SAYING FAREWELL CLASS OF 1933 ENROLLMENT 84 Left to right Van Allen Tnllmghast Bobbltt Moschel Van Arsdale Johnson Elwell Stuhlmlller Davxdson Bruce Schosek Lare Slpprell Rhxnehart Wrench McColgm Twenty one I Y Y AL A 4. A v Av Y YSAV . D -, ., , '.. ., .. I .1 1 - J.,U .x .,' f V '. 8 ' C -' .' '. . ' . I . I Alumm P . T in Y I -' 1 ' . 1 . 7 Y Y l 1 ' I . 1 7 7 9 I l . Q 3 .'

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JACK EVANS ALICF GREGOR DOROTHY HORTON WARD HYsLoP Pres of Senzm Class Edztor of SCILOOIPIIPUJ at P105 of Phzlaflzmm T1 ms of Jmzzof Class atDeuzs01z IJ,1lg.Gl0 State Tmclzczs Soczetx ut LVllC'!1f0ll IVlz1at01z College Alumnl AMBURG Hlgh School has reason to be proud of her many Alumnl who have Won honors A few of these noteWorth1es are Norman Healy Captam of tlack at Co1nell Blll Luxford Captam of track at Center Lollege Dorothy Blaekmg Sherk, member ofthe Cornell orchestra, hllzabeth Hartman, Treasurer of Delta Omega Sororlty, at Albany State Teachers College Roland Coe, Cartoonlst for Saturday Evenmg Post, Col llers, and other perlodlcals, Sara Sallsbury, a soclal SCFVICC Worker 1n the SAYING FAREWELL CLASS OF 1907 ENROLLMENT 12 Left to nght row one--Lola Shaffer Foster Piper QState Assemblyman from thls DlStf1CfD Alberta Haberer row three--Mather Thurston Ida Koch CBetty Maddens motherl Bessle johnson james McC1osky C Jxm McCloskys fatherl row three-Helen Mason C Mugzy Hortons motherj Fred Hauck Cone of the towns outstandxng C1t1ZCl1SJ George Abbott Cnoted playwrxght coworker wlth George Cohenj Morgan Thurston Ethel Hutchxnson CRuth I-Iememan s motherj Twenly ' f S ' y X 1 I ' H ' 3 ' , . . , v 3 Y 7 N 1 ' lx 7 1 . . . , - , J-we A S Y ' I - .. y , . , . i 3 ' v , . y,

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Student ouncl y-X --+1-' .N-.14-Q ,,,...1.....f- .,,.... GGG! fsvioiff-Q, Here youthful leaders hold the1r sway To help the students work and play In the most nearly perfect way lwfnry two FINDING WORK FOR IDLE HANDS TO DO Left to rzght Lelfler CPres1dentD Dugan Hyslop Nabozna Sawers Horton Smith Dougan Ovenberg Stratemexer fV1C6-PfCSldCHfJ Mountam Lare Muller R1chert Vxehe V1ger Mmkel fSecretaryD Gunnell Other member Abbey NILYV DEAL Ill student pa1t1c1pat1on also? Th1 seems to be the case, fo1 eve1yWhe1e can there be seen evldences of mole 1ap1d plogress 1n self d11ect1on ThlS yeal a numbe1 of commlttees, such as the EXt1a Cu111cula1, Soclal Houl, G1ounds and Bulldmgs, Assembhes, Llblaly and NIOIlltO1 commlttees, have se1ved ou1 school wlth un usual success The Student COL1NClll'1'lCCtlHgS have been of gleat llltel est to the student body because of the fact that lts dlscusslons COllCCfHlHg school ploblems, such as the posslble establish ment of '1 student coult, have been 1epo1ted to the home 1ooms and the students opmlons have been explessed The Hambulg Hlgh School Student COUIlCll has also mduced several othe1 schools of WCStC1Il New Yolk to fo m a b1anch of the N3tlOIl3l O1gan17at1on of Student Counclls no fi u . - C 'l f s l ll N t I, . X . - 1 A ! v l v 1 l .5 l .9 D . Y .1 1 I Y - 9 D x V 5 , , . - . L . S 4 - . --. 1. Q a-LQ!! . , . l ' f I ..- .... , L ' ' ' - . l .' 1 1 - 1 1 14 7' ,,-l