Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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LOOKING FOR WAYS AND MEANS Left to right-Beatty, CCo-Secretaryj, Wakelee, CCG-Vice-Presidentj, Scheidell, Dawson, CCO-Secretaryj, Mountain, CCD-Presidentj, Miss Davis, fTreasurerJ, Riehle, QCo-Vice-Presidentl, Miss Schuler, Roosa, CCo-Presidentj, Mr. Howe, Mr. Buesch, Pound. UCCESS for the ladies at last! After several years of unceasing and tireless effort, the girls of Hamburg High have finally gained their right of equal representation in the Athletic Council. This was accomplished through an amend- ment to the Constitution of the Athletic Association. Thus each class now has both a boy and a girl representative. Have they accomplished anything? Most assuredly! lt is hoped that in time girls will be awarded letters for athletic achievements. Another victory for the fair sexl As in former years it has been one ofthe main functions of the council to furnish the team with equipment. The money for this is contributed by the students. When one hears that a team has won a championship or when he sees them sprint out into the athletic field, he is proud that he has contributed his fifty cents for their support and for ad- mittance to the game. Athletic Council 5 N X 1 T lj J . I NX- If ,-1-?-Z' nr,Le f--Q..--ff ' Decisions here are rightly made In our athletic world. Displayed Are Honor and Courage undismayed Twenty-three v-5,--' ..,,-1.

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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

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Boys' Service Club TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE? Left to right-McClosky. Hyslop, Gurmell, QSecretaryD, Agle, Mr. Williams, Ockler, Wakclee, Schwenke, H McAllister, Ovenberg, Luxford, Miller, QTreasurerJ, Bonnet, Lare. Other members-Best, Babbitt, Dart, Draudt, Dawson, McCluer, CVice-Presidentj, Minkel, Roosa, Schoetz, Schwenke, R., CPresidentD. Ki',','ff,,Z,c.- T 4- xX 'IN' A I T Mn' . 3 Twenty-four HAT could we do without the Boys' Service Club? This year, through the efforts of this club, under the guiding hand of Mr. VVilliams, our school has been made a more enjoyable and a finer place in which to live. Always, the Boys' Service Club has stood ready to assist or serve in any cause. By means of its Hot-Dog stand at the home football games considerable aid Was given to the Athletic Association as Well as to the Assembly Committee. The regular inspection and cleaning of the desks, halls, building and lawns formed a part of its regular services along with the task of ushering for various evening events. ln the com- ing year, this club desires to make itself an invaluable asset of the school.