Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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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.

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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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COUNTING APPLE MONEY GIFTS SCPVICC Club Left to r ght Wrench Kle nfeldcr Frost Taylor Crawford Klem Johnson M QVICC Pres dentj Abbey Armbruster Spangenburg Z mmerman Fuchs Ba tle Sturdy Van Arsdale Graham QSecreta y Treasurerj Oberly Leifler QPYCSIOCHCD Mss Ba ell Other embers Drankhan Ed onds Nlles PPLES? Candy' the theme song which ldentlhes the Glrls Serv1ce Club as the group Whlch has proved ltself so lndlspensable to the school' MISS Bazzell the club sponsor, and her g1rls have ful mg guests and maklng thelr V1SltS enjoyable Dally band boxes and b1rd cages pour IH at the Well known Lost and Found Department The glrls have served at muslcales, teas, soclal hours, and P T A meetlngs they have cleaned pollshed and scrubbed 1n fact, they have done everything no one else cared to do The SCFVICC Club glrls have entered 1nto all these varr ous dut1es 1n a sp1r1t that IS envled by the other students and one may truly say, L'Well done, good and falthful servants 15,117 K V 'E l Q5 Sfsffio Twenty five - 9 n 7 1 .QT l 9 hlled thelr dut1es as.dellghtfullryicharmlng hostesses 1n guld- O . , - xx ' . . ,. 3.1 ' . . N Y f 4 D CN W 1 f ' 77