Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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g CRITERIA Adult Evening School During the winter months, Hamburg High School opens its doors to the adults of the community. Many courses are offered, a few of which are: typing, industrial arts, dramatics, and current events, the latter being the most popular. The adults meet every Monday night for two hours to be instructed in their respective courses. At the end of the year, each depart- ment displays samples of the work accomplished. 24 K i

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CRITERIA riff Left to right: Miss Pierce, Miss Clark, Miss Blanck, Miss Mumback. Office Secretaries Efhciently and quietly the office secretaries manage the clerical and statistical affairs of the school. However, without their able as- sistance it would be impossible to carry out so accurate and bene- ficial a school program. Besides the daily duties of keeping attend- ance records and distributing notices, Miss Pierce, Miss Blanck, Miss Clark, and Miss Mumback, stand ready to aid and advise the students at all times. Not only are these secretaries invaluable to the school organization, but they are considered as true friends by all the students. Left to right: Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Schieber, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Duchmann, Missing: Department of ML Ludwig, Superintendents Some people are born to be great orators, and sway masses by the spoken word. Some rise to power through an outstandingly magnetic personality. Others serve, performing quietly and thoroughly the tasks that are es- sential. Such are the members of the department of superintend- ence. Working industriously, day and night, they perform the duties which are indispensable to the ef- ficient functioning of the school. 23

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CRITERIA I g Left to right: Dr. Fruder, Mr. Buesch, Mr, lVlacGavern, Mr. Colvin, Mr. Trask, Mr. Pierce, Mr. S pprell, Mr. Hanson, Mr, Vara, Mr. Fogelsanger, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Cole, Mr. Measer, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Andrew, Mr. Luxford, Mr. Eaton, Mr. Powers, Mr. Brandt, the Reverend Mr. Hoffman, Dr. Hoff- man, Mr. Sternberg, Lieutenant McWhorter, Mr. Korst, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Smith. Chamber of Commerce The Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, whose aim is to promote coopera- tion and good will among the businessmen of the community, is an indis- pensable factor in the growth of Hamburg. It actively fosters progressive steps in local business. At their weekly luncheon meeting the members be- come better acquainted. Once a month a speaker presents a topic of current interest. Among the local activities backed by this organization have been the adult night school and the annual Library Ball. 25