Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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se of-neun A D. en. o Nl Grade School Faculty Previous to the time when a pilot is permitted to acquire Hflying time, he must become thor- oughly informed as to the funda- mentals of tlyingg this initial training may be likened to the preparation given to present-day cadets by the grade school facul- ty, Who strive to prepare the student for his entrance into the MISS LOVINA ROBBINS junior high Sghggl, Prinripol, Grade Soizoo! A ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY ASSEMBLES LEFT TO RIGHT. Top Row: Miss Tillnerg Mrs. Hunlg Nliss Gressnzong Illiss Reimang Miss Mounming Miss Morslzoifg Miss Coloyg .flffiss Anderson. Middle Row: Miss Longizkerg Miss Krenningg Mrs. Ternpleg Miss Browneilg flflrs. Fuilerg Alrs. Haosg Miss Hedgiong Miss Riseley. Bottom Row: Miss Shufellg Miss Pliiffipsg Miss MoClellondg Miss Robbins, Prinri- poig zWiss fidamsg Zlliss Yoegerg zllrs. Robson. A T T H E C O N T R O L S Page 26

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S' Q TUA A 'D' R' O N S EXECUTIVE BOARD CONVENES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Sflzwertg Mr. Buexclzg Mr. 1Wc.EZuadeg Dr. Cookg Mr. Leach, Mr. Ealong Alr. McGavern. 7 Chamber of Commerce A prosperous and progressive flying school never lacks for sponsors who have the interests of the school at heart, and who Work to make it an attractive addition to the community. Hamburg High School also has its supporters in the person of the Chamber of Commerce. The Hamburg Chamber of Commerce has done much for our school. lt realizes that future Americans must have a first rate social, cultural, and spiritual back- ground if they are to carry on the Work left to them by their predecessors. The seniors are grateful to these business men who have helped to give Hamburg High School this background. A T T H E C O N T R O L S Page 25

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S Q U A Junior I-ligh Faculty Before a student attempts a first solo flight, he must be Well-pre- pared by the ground-technicians. Without the background given to the pilots of 1937 by the ground- technicians in junior high school, it would have been extremely difficult for any material prog- ress to have been achieved by the student pilots. D 2 O' N SI MISS FLORENCE ECKHAR Prinripal, ffiinior High Srfzoof i i DT JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY PLANS STUDENT PROGRAMS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Eckizardl, Prinripalg Miss Keynoldsg Mrs. Niiesg Miss Grarlfg Mr. Brizmig Miss Kavamzughg Miss Curnmingsg Mr. Difksong Mrs. Dominiskig Miss Benwayg .Miss Sullivarlg Mrs. O'Dayg Miss Blarzrhardg Mr. Hammng Miss Bowersg Mr. Wiikerg Miss Stevensong Miss Borrhzzrl. A T T H E C O N T R O L Page 27 S