Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

Page 23 text:

CRITERIA Miss Robbins Upon entering Hamburg Grade School, pupils met their first school friend - Miss Robbins. She be- friended particularly those who were lost in this strange new world of education. For forty-eight years she has taught various subjects and fulfilled the office of principalg however, Miss Robbins is closing her book of school memories and retiring from the faculty. The stu- dents of Hamburg High are most sincere in wishing her happiness in her new life of leisure. Miss Eckhardt Miss Eckhardt has carefully su- pervised and guided the activities and studies of the Junior High School. Each year it has been her task to welcome a large group of seventh graders and help them be- come acquainted with their new school life. Furthermore, she has held conferences annually with all freshmen explaining the various courses offered in Senior High and trying to set up schedules to fit their needs. By tireless effort and unfaltering patience Miss Eckhardt has demonstrated to all, her skill and mastery as a leader.

Page 22 text:

CRITERIA Dr. Moffirr For the entire period of time that we have been in school, Dr. Nloflitt has supervised us, directing us to- ward becoming better citizens. He has guided us, through education, into becoming democratic-minded students. He has generously given his time to our aid. He has helped us choose our courses, assisted us in selecting a school for our further enlightenment, and has aided some of us to attain scholarships. For this reason we, the class of nineteen- hundred and forty, wish to extend our appreciation for his many serv- ices. We feel that we are losing a close and dear friend. Mr. Simmons As a democracy needs a capable, energetic leader, so Hamburg High School has had one in Mr. Simmons during the past thirteen years. He has never been too busy to confer with students on their problems or to lend assistance. His keen judg- ment and sympathetic understand- ing have won for him a place in every student's heart. Although his friendship will be greatly missed, the students feel certain success will follow him as he begins another venture.

Page 24 text:

SENIGR FACULTY CORA BAZZEL Commercial JULIUS C. BRAUN Industrial Arts RUTH M. BUDDENHAGEN Home Economics BRONSON M. COLLINS History DONALD E. CONKLIN Science MARIE DIcKsoN Library H. VIRGINIA DONNIGAN Home Economics 18 CFI I EBI A 'XR ' ' Z Q E 5 x . at If A 4 I f'Q' JAMES E. FAWCETT Commercial NANCY GRAHAM Latin W. IRVING HARPER Science RUTH D. HARVEY Mathematics MARGARET HOUSTON Arr ARTHUR L. HOWE Physical Education FERRAND A. HUNTLEY Commercial