Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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For your quiet, diligent, and faithful service to Hamburg High School these many years, We, the Class of 1941, gratefully dedicate 722 Swwpkawq of f94f! 1 I X 4 5 4 1 1 The art work on the opposite page was done by Jean Zook KN E i ! 1 x I X E E f E I 1 F E iii WJ' v' limi G5-ivffz' v'NW2f ' 'Z St'Y.,+1':M2ff,f4i M ?f-85 Q7i?SwF+?r:i3-V43 If A,-3649?-S y?i 2iS ' ' ul , x n.w' A it , W 4 'h E1-4 wr N ' 4' , I ,I 'M -J lr - A,,.A Standing: Miss Pierce CSecretaryD, Mr. Starkweather, Mr. Vanderhoef CSuperint1-:ndentj , Mr. Hartman, Mr. Dawson. Seated: Mrs. Baltzer, Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Gunnell, Mr. Stratmeier. BOARD OF EDUCATICN The harmony which exists in Hamburg High School is due directly to the able and com- petent members of the Board of Education. Through their Wise leadership the students have gained many advantages, such as the new grade school, the tennis courts, and the playgrounds. By careful planning, they have maintained a balanced budget and at the same time provided the school with many benefits. The students of Hamburg High School thank the board for their provision of a well-equipped school. We salute these civic-minded, understanding citizens who guard and direct the policies of our school. Q11 C129 -vw ' MR. VANDERHOEF Superintendent of Schools RE ADY FOR A DAY'S WORK MR. LEADER Principal of the Senior High School MR. LEADER G-REETS A SPEAKER C13 141 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MR. RAVEL Principal of the Junior High School Junior High School Faculty Mr. Hannan Mr. Me-aser Mr. Ravel Mr. NVilker, Mr. Conklin, Nlr. Martelle, Nlrs. Niles, Miss Agle, Mr Braun Miss Borcliart Miss Yeager, Miss Kavanaugh, Nlrs. Dominsl-Li, Miss Schuler, Nliss Cummings, Miss Beuzing. Miss Ewell 1 s 1 ' a v c W-,f,s i, V - .ws'.saw . , ,,-,mu . - ,5, ,,,,,, - - Nw AM,,,,g,,g , ,..,.. , , H si: .sm - ,, sf . . .n . .. , A , V , , , , ,, , , ,, GRADE SCHOOL MISS ECKHARDT-Principal of Grade School FACULTY Row l.' Miss Longaker, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Fuller, Miss Eckhardt, Miss Wilson, Miss Gressman, Miss Reiman. Row 2.-Mrs. Robson, Miss Moore, Miss Lare, Miss Shufelt, Miss Hedglon, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Haas, Miss Wanmaker. Row 3: Miss Anderson, Miss Marshall, Miss Mountain, Miss Yuhan, Miss Tilner. Q15 HELEN BENZING Home Economics JULIUS C. BRAUN Industrial Arts KIARGARET COLLINS Art BRONSON M. COLLINS History DONALD C. CONKLIN Science IANIES E. FANVCETT Commercial JANE FULLER Physical Education C165 SENIOR HIG H NANCY CRAHAIXI Latin W. IRVING HARPER Science RUTH D. HARVEY Klatliematics ARTHUR L. HOWE Physical Education FERRAND A. NTL Y' Commercial MARY KAVANAUGH Dental Hygienist RUTH IVICANDREWS Commercial SCHOOL FACULTY VERONICA IVICGEE ' English ALICE MINKEL Home Economics GERTRUDE PIERCE English MORRIS R. POUMMIT Music EDITH RICE Library ALICE RIEHLE English MARIAN SCI-IANTZ English KATHERINE E. SCHULER Music EDWARD S CHWEIKARDT History C259- MARY SEAVEY German MARY E. STALL Mathematics MARIAN STEVENSON School Nurse FIDELIA WARBURTON French JEROME F. WILKER Industrial Arts C177 C183 OFFICE SECRETARIES Miss Mumbach, Miss Pierce, Miss Sauers, Miss Clark, Miss Galbraith CLERICAL AND MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENTS Mr. Sauer, Mr. Schieber, Mr. Mumbach, Mr. Duchmanu, Mr. Ludwig My - STUDENT COUNCIL Standing at rear: Smith CTreasurerD, Fitzpatrick fVice-Presidentj, Mr. Leader, Nye CPresidentD, Creighton CSecretaryD. Seated: Mumbach, Kinsley, Ellwood, Dawson, Grosjean, Fenger, Armstrong, Norwood, Langhans, Munsell, Nye Duncan, Low, Cornell, Pohlman, Biggar, Miller, Henry, Seeger, Damon Hartman, Smith, Scull, Hayes, Tornow. STUDENT GOVERNMENT TRAFFIC SQUAD Knisely fin chargej, Burgwardt, Cornell, Kranz, Herman, Fisher, Ellwood, Biggar, Grosjean, Fenger, Foote, Shoop, Dawson, Gordon, Nye, Geib, Brinkerhoff, Smith. C19 C207 PARENT INTEREST Mr. Measer, Miss Stall, Mrs iMunsell, Dr. Land, Mrs. Behrns Mrs. Forbush. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Parent Teachers Association was founded to secure a mutual understanding between parents and teachers. This is accomplished by bringing interesting speakers on the education of youth into their programs. Committees are appointed which plan student dances and present educational Hlmsg but the two main committees of the P. T. A. are the Costume Room Committee, which has charge of costuming all productions of the school, and the Home Room Mothers, whose duty it is to hold seasonal parties for the grade school children. In the Senior High School, this group supervises all refreshments at dances and helps plan the senior picnic. I-IOMEROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Ramsdell, Mrs. Tornow, Mrs. Frier, Mrs. Morhardt, Mrs. Mohr, Mr. Leader, Mrs. Birk, Mrs. Pohl- man, Mrs. Hebard, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Hammersley, Mrs. Newton. i w 4 The art Work on the opposite page was done by Martha Sipprell and Jeanne Cullen. :Q 5. -as we 2 S s- ve 3. 2 5 5 E x. 5 ii ss S S5 3 5 5 5 5 I 23 1 -E 51 Q, 31 - E 51 fl F we si 1 3? 55 5? 51 345 , Q1 3 Qll ' L-1 X xi 1 fl X5 E 4 J 4 HI' S .p VJ N 'U 5 5 .,, aa 4: an M ua s, :1 5 5. L. 45 rf. fc ca 4: 2 2 2 za TJ 5 5 :1 1:1 as lg 2 2 .4 +5 3 2 II 5 . 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TYP- Adv Inst Mech 05 4 Z5 C Alg. Geom Sc. Lab 1 1 EG-2 to 1 Art Band 1 Q 47 Bus. 6 m.R. H.R. H.R. H.R H.R. H.R. H.R. H.R H.R H.R. H.R H.R. H.R H.R. Orch H.R. 52 Club or Club pq 42 Band '7 S.H. Eng. S.H. Eng. His!! Soc. S.H. Pl. Gen. Phys! Fr. Lat. Home Int. Bkkg Typ. Rep Inst Mech 45 5 2 C Sc. Geom Se. 1 1 Ec.4 to 1 1 1 Orch 1 H 27 Bus. B img. Eng. Eng. mg. Hisd msd s.H. s.H. Gen. Phys Lancer. Fr. Spec saleh Bus s.H. Rep. Inst Ina. 50 4 I5 2 2 C B Sc. Lab. l 1 2 Train ll Band Arts ,q 12 SENIOR FCLGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FOR TE SCHOLASTIC YEAR 1940 - 1941 THE CURRICUL Designed to appeal to a wide range of interests, concentrated to give depth in one chosen field, and directed to give zest and color, the curriculum of Hamburg High School stands as a symphony to the new world. It was not mere chance or whim that made this curriculum so wide in range. Behind its variety of subjects stands the story of mankind through the ages. Industrial progress called for people skilled in trade and science. The business world demanded the typist, the bookkeeper, and the stenographer. The radio increasegil the desire for musical apprecia- tiong modern advertising and design emphasized artg and the role of citizen called for better knowledge of history, politics, language, and present day problems. It is a varied curriculum in a complex world-a curriculum ever changing to meet the conditions in an ever-changing world. C25 SYINIPHONY ORCHESTRA Zook, NIL Poummit, Schoeperle, Schick, Maclean, Ross, Ludwig, Erway, Fer1ger,VVheaton,Zook, Kehe, Rogers, Coots, Tuttle, Newsome, Pierce, Brettle, Dimon, Tornow, Blanck, Vauderlioef, Mohr Pfeffer, Hatch, Sharp Burgwardt, Goodjfear, Baker, Edie, Charley, Pfeffer, Ludwig, Kollatz, Epson, Steesle, Gonzalez, Ramsdell, Abbott, Andrew, XVrench, Scull, Miller, Mohr, Schuster, XVells, Newkirk, Blohm, Carruth, Carruth. MUSIC NATIONAL SCHOOL MUSIC COMPETITION FESTIVAL Harnl2nrg'5 Ratingf at the Zone' Meeting.' Fredonia, N. Y., Marfh 28-29, 1941 Band 1, Orchestra 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Glee Club 1, Sextet 1, Trio 2, Rosemary Fisher I, Donald Tuttle I fIll11ZbZH'g,.S' Ratingf at tha State Finalf: famertown, N. Y., April I8-IQ, 1941 Band I, Orchestra 2 plus, Girls Glee Club 2, Sextet I, Trio I, Rosemary Fisher l, Donald Tuttle I Ha1nbnrg'J Rating at National Finalf: Atlantic City, N. f., May 2-3, 1941 Orchestra 1, Sextet 2, Trio 2, Rosemary Fisher 2, Donald Tuttle 2 RUDIKIENTS CLASS STRING TRIO Carruth, Miller, Miller, Zook, Geisler, Duncan, Benbow, Turtle, Sauers, Kelly. Steese, Brettle, Carruth C26 AN HONGR IN YM 'Hamburg me in one mhuig YN nr June, l9L Dear W7 oumiht You 'nav been n the faculty the Hamburg hools or seven gr rs, n each yea the musxcal or snxzatrons have rs. the applause and admlratxon the tu ents an to-mspeo le This es , the Ha 'ou 5 musical rou entered rnto competition lu t s ilar groups from al over the United States pm agaxn honor comes o the deservx hamhur o honors e real1z.e that al th s was no mere accrdent hurl p through ny ou s o practrce, 'lne a txhle e oft and un muted patience ost of s md ot see the preparatmon but we heard a sa he result ou and the mums or an1 atxon l was an accomp men , 0 he school t was n honor, hut ue, t e dent Woody, it we s a thrx l This pa e x onor e ut we also mean t to 'ue a smncere expressxon i appreciation and grat ltude honor comes to those who deserve Sincerely, The Student Body 'Eh ' X1 X in .23 'Q k l . Y ' s e o of Sc f ea a 6 r ' g ' ' d vm ' of s d A u p . y r m- r 5 pe ' i h im- , 1. . -- o ' t 'nf,. g t ok top W ' l 1 ' . Ratner, a planned result -- a climax to which you had ' t u ma h r f ' gh us ' if l' ' . lk u d' n ' nd va t . To y ' al 5 ' 1. ' s t lish- t- t t it a ' to h stu a 'l . 5 's an B Yag , b 1 ' ' 0 - - - nf' 1 . . -Q43 A ' 52 Xgxgggig ng, WSE' ,ff 51553, Qfgsgfff Q sf: is LlAA fy df, J , 635555 Q5 .1 5 if-4 KL m 4 Q 'I H ' g A ,V . ,. q 75. f-,. .f Qi fL? may . xy 5 . f ! A ?W gf Ji W I FH, N SS , bk.. flwk A .WAQUAJ V 4 , g JK, 1 V f 4 5 . ? V A 21 5 12,5237 5 WV5 Vtr, 1 A ' - Q5 if -' 1 ENGLISH HI Abbott, Grant, Brosart, Talamo, Low Ulrich, Mohr, Callahan, Bimbis, Hel: faer Ha es Kassman Mrs. Pierce 3 y 7 9 7 Erwav, Gerken, Benz, Ramsdell, Da- mon,' Abbott, Frey, Bingenheirner Kurtz. ENGLISH ENGLISH II Dorst, Saunders, Zittel, Schmidt Woodward, Hayes, Munsell, Williams Webber, Prusak, Schreiner, Huemmel Sturm. ENGLISH IV Fenger, Fiedler, Workman, Upson, Lapp, Fatta, Burgwardt, Schwartz, Sheff, Miss McGee, Cullen, Kruger, Armstrong, Zook, Cholewka, Scull. JOURNALISM Griffith, Robinson, Cutler, Cornell. C285 7 L I B R A RY RESEARCH LIBRARY CLUB Stang, Schultz, Barrett, Barrett, Ubelhare, Pfeifer, Kelly, Smith, Hall, Stahl, Anderson, Rogers, Barton, Foote, Sheiller, Hewitt, Albright CHECKING OUT Gonzalez, Walker, Kruger, Miss Rice, Hall, Kilmer, Vail BROWSING CORNER Dorothy Petrie C295 S LATIN Lapp, Cullen, Becker, Miss Graham, Kruger, Newton, Little, Morrow, Robinson, Daetsch, Steese, Johnson, Schroeder, Fletcher GERMAN Stevens, Neiman, Norwood, Steese, Shoop, Draudt, Kassman, Pfelfer, Herrmann, Pfeffer, Kranz, Pohlman, Cole, Richardson. LANGUAGE FRENCH Harrington, Park, Greene, Ilko, Tala IT! FRENCH CLASS GETS A TREAT Hammersley, Miller, Cutcher, Green, Rogers, Kelly, Pendleton, Munsell. C307 SCIENCE IN QUEST OF THE LOWLY AMOEBA Kranz, Hall, Briggs, Kuczka, Fitzpatrick. FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION Dimon, Gazley, Ahrens, Frey. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Hammersley, DuBarry, Mr. Harper, Brown, Fitzpatrick, Smith Carter, Van Brocklin. STATIC Haushalter, Kirsh, Upson, Mattulke, Hatch. YOU OWE BACK WORKH Coots, Marshall, Sporleder, Miss Harvey, Lord, Griffin, Washburn, Brettle. TRIG TEST ' Benz, Ulrich, Ohlheus, Brosart, Edie, Miss Harvey, Cole, Dimon, Ellwood, Draudt, Daetsch, Fitzpatrick, Frase, Miller, Talamo, Grosjean. 5i 5'WW NWe'lH'4i- ' dCliilu MATHEMATICS EINSTEIN'S PRODIGY Fiedler, Sharp, Smith, Schwartz. DEMONSTRATING A LOCUS Sleighter, Logel, Gordon, Fleming, Naber, Fenger, Boseck, Maclean, Cam- eron, Brown, Abbott. HOME ECONOMICS A PERFECT 36 Kilmer, Petrie, Callahan, Reiber, Kirst, Denning, Kuenn, Stanadge, Jewett, Schmidt, Vail. MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK Shelton, Kuenn, Jewett, Mrs. Minkel Norman, Newton, Shelton, Land, Skin- ner, Sederburg. A STITCH IN TIME- MAKES DRAPES Brown, Robison, Ross, Rosser, Kuenn. THE PROOF IS IN THE PUDDIN' Mrs. Minkel, Sweigert, Kirst, Dobay, Mrs. Collins. Paas. C347 HEALTH OPEN WIDE-SAY 'AH' Miss Stevenson, Mr. Howe, Dr. Lor d, Anzulewicz, Kielar, Gonzalez, Blohm. POP GOES THE WEASEL BE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH OR THEY'LL BE FALSE TO YOU Miss Kavanaugh, Jean Zook. HE FLOATS THROUGH THE AIR Lombardo, Sauers, Burns, Chatley, Korst, On mat: Brinkerhoif, Adams. C35 i--K TYPYNG MiXXer, Kelar, Green, FXesseX, RamsdeXX, Cuder, Ahrens, Mazur, Bembis, McAXXister, Hacker, Benz. G , ' All teen, SaUersxLb'PING W-1 SE COMME CRET R C E Scott AL P 4 SALESMANSHXP -1 11 nqnnister, Anzukwicz, Mr. Fawcetn, BXanck, 01-se v Slalnes 3 Wolfe. Sn C365 if PRXNTXNG ' Hoover, Nu- TT Sdberg, Timm, Fisher, Baker, Niahhem, meister, Sosnowski. - IN D U J hffGifzfHNG HHH, JVIECHAN1 TR IA L A R nnkefhapp CAL DR ,wmy 1 Blanck NM f,, W ' Illiams L G ombafdo. METAL WORK Heknan, Kicker, Wmiams. 437 PAINTING THE SET FOR CHARM SCHOOL Kelley, Biggar, Bingenheimer, Gonzalez, Baines, Brandt, Mrs. Collins, Duncan LANDSCAPE MURAL Lord, Kurtzman, Marshall, Hale, Duncan, Staley, Agle. Kuenn, McDonnell. CHRISTMAS WINDOWS IN THE LIBRARY Foote, Mrs. Collins, Duncan, Sipprell, Staley, Munsell, Cassidy, Ulrich, Agle, Gonzalez, Biggar. ' C38 Mg, gf '.f:,aff 5 9' J . Q ' 1315,-fi , i f 4' 'Y-5' X -v-.V The art work on the opposite page was done by Virginia Frey I x ' 5- ' - 33129, M' 1 A , ' - ., , ,.v,,,: I'f'kZ'T'fAZ.'F?J-5 'A A , V' L, ,....-.... ' 7 WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY? EXTRACURRICULAR It has become increasingly dillicult to distinguish between a curricular and an extracurricular activity. At present, the factor of regents credit toward graduation is used to determine the difference. It Was not too many years ago that the activities beyond the regular classwork were regarded as frills of education . Today, how- ever, these frills have become essentials, and they, plus the expansion of the cur- riculum, add to the enrichment of the educational program. There are no other parts of the school life that serve individual differences and interests as do these outside activities. We call these activities Overtones because they add body and beauty. C437 INITIATION OF NEW MEMBERS Mr. Leader, Frey, Little, Low, Fiedler, Hammersley, Pohlman, Mohr, Fitzpatrick, Miller, Ludwig, Greene, Munsell, Bradley, Nye, Schroeder, Weber, Gazley, Upson, Scull, Carruth, Harrington, Zook, Sharp, Bannister, Fox, Henry, Miss Riehle. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor awarded by Hamburg High School is admission to the National Honor Society. Members are selected for character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Each spring a small percentage of the junior and senior classes is admitted to this group. This year, under the guidance of Miss Riehle, the National Honor Society has been aiding the students with high averages to discover the wealth of scholarship aid available to them. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors have been interviewed and encouraged to try for these scholarships. OLD MEMBERS PLAN A PROGRAM INSTRUCTION ON COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS H l,L ,B d1,F M' R'l,F' , , . Liniiglers ey ow ra ey rey, iss iehe iedler Nye Norwood,F1edler,Frey,LOgeL 5 al iff i t are Q44 RECIPIENTS OF THE KEYS O'Donnell, Kranz, Korst, Daetsch, Pohlman, Gazley, Greene, Ulrich, Seeger, Tornow, Bradley, Munsell, Camp, Bingenheimer, Fiedler, Ludwig, Pendleton, Fitzpatrick, Miller, Mr. Leader. MERIT AWARD WINNERS The purpose of the Merit Award is to encourage well-rounded personalities and strong character. Merit Award winners of Hamburg High School are those students who have excelled in three types of activity-mental, physical, and social. Their school record is one of cooperation with teachers and students, and for their elforts the Merit Award winners receive bronze, silver, or gold pins for their one, two, or three year achievements. BRONZE AWARD SILVER AWARD GOLD AWARD First Year Second Year Third Year Q45 462 IN SESSION Korst, Draudt, Stevens, Low, Fenger, Frey, Robinson, Mohr, Mr. Collins, Burgwardt, Fogarty, Scull Damon, Banks, Maclean, Nye, Pendleton, Cullen, Watrous, Ulrich, Miller, O'Brien. SPORTSMANSHIP CLUB Hamburg has long held the reputation of displaying excellent sportsmanship in defeat or victory. This spirit pulsing through her athletic endeavors has been promoted by the Sportsmanship Club, organized in 1936 by the Student Council. During the football and basketball seasons, the club manages publicity and appoints committees to sell tickets and candy. An executive committee considers the sportsman- ship, leadership, and dependability of applicants for admission to the club. Since its in- ception, Mr. Collins has acted as the club adviser. DIGGING A PIT FOR THE TACKLING DUMMY Stevens, Bradley, Fiedler, Fenger. ! 1 s BOYS' SERVICE CLUB Meisenheimer, Norwood, Walker, Fosdick, Fenger, Foster, Park, Hacker, Mr. Collins, Burns Glanz, Nye, Forsyth, Daetsch, Schallrno, Leas, Barthelmu, Ottinger, Munsell, Leberman, Gerken Geisler, Starrett, Birk, Meisenheimer, Hebard. THE SERVICE CLUBS The Boys' and Girls' Service Clubs, under the supervision of Mr. Collins and Miss McAndreWs respectively, perform various tasks. It is the duty of the boys to erect and tear down bleachers at games, and patrol the football Held. The girls direct school guests, usher at functions, sell tickets, and maintain a lost and found department. These groups assist in many other ways and thus help maintain the eliiciency already established at Hamburg. GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Weber, Fleming, Creighton, Wolfe, Greene, Brown, Williams, Miss McAndrews, Brooker, Lord Bro H h L f ' wn, a n, o gren, Kurtz, Newton, Vanderhoef, Callahan, Simon, Maclean, Dole, Haughi Woodward, Lucas, Ashdown, Gerken, Joyce. C4 LANGUAGE CLUBS The Language Clubs: Le Cercle Fran- cais, Junior Classical League and German Club, under the supervision of Miss Warburton, Miss Graham, and Miss Seavey respectively, have a common purpose, to create an interest in and love for their respective languages. Le Cercle Francais, composed of stu- dents with one year or more of French, meets twice monthly for conversation, plays, and other entertainment in French. The Junior Classical League meets once a month. Emphasis is placed upon Roman culture and civilization. The club's one major project is varied each year to arouse greater interest in Latin. The German Club meets monthly to carry on conversation, play games, and sing in German. Motion pictures of Germany are often shown during the program. Firrt Picture: JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE- INITIATION Duncan, Frey, Cullen, Meisenheimer, Zook, Scull Suomi Picture: LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Blackwell, Pendleton, Van Brocklin, Schroeder, Ulrich, Cullen, Harrington, Miller, Meisenheimer, Hammersley, Munsell, Scull, Tornow, Kurtz, Daetsch, Ludwig, Miss Warburton, Seeger Bingenheimer, Erway. Third Picture: GERMAN CLUB Miss Seavey, Nieman, Breuss, Pohlman, Kass- man, Fenger, Senior, Stevens, Oldheuss, Kranz, Korst, Draudt, Shoop, Steese, Burgwardt, Fiedler, Pfeifer, Herrmann, Tornow, Cornell, Fischer, Schwartz, Pfeifer. C485 QHABLA USTED ESPANOL? Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bole, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Pat- terson, Mr. Adams, Mr. Minnekine, Miss Clark, and Mr. Brown. . ADULT EVENING SCHOOL Hamburg High School conducts an adult evening session every Monday during the Winter months. Many prac- tical and helpful courses are presented, such as typing, industrial arts, sewing, dramatics, and current events. Experi- enced teachers are chosen as instructors in these courses. At the close of each session ofthe school, displays and samples are presented for friends to view. Each year more people discover the value of these courses. It is an opportunity to gain knowledge with little cost to the adult. DEFT HANDS Mr. Jones, Mr. Potter, Mrs. Helwig, Mr. Craw- ford, Mrs. Liston, Mrs. Keller, Mr. Gagnon, Mr. Wilker, Mr. Helwig. f49 507 17716 Samoa Q44 QT e erzie A 5 h 0L'lQ'7lL7l47Z ohlcgh School E Gam C O Carat o Charzactefza dgncdqqtlon Sta W-s-,N 4-va,,A AUSUN BEVANS ,wld He grrectcr Mx: anon Sc an ettlngs rss argaret uston DAV MMKEN I Ea'IMe'senhe'me' us ness Ar n an-ren ln Ruth M Andrews GEORGE BOYD George Johnson age Manqgqr orman ll-'51 JIM 3lMpKlN5 John po Costumes Costume Room Cornrnrlrbes of P IM SIMPKINS Walt enry pazlilheu Rena May Zook ancy Rogers Margarilehlaxfljzlya HOMER JOHNS rlllam Daugherty ary Munsell SUSE QENEDICT Markba smprell r pertles ls1IMa2g7et Hous on Jerry Smlth Elmer Sharp Car u fer MISS HAYS ulme Up' usmess Manag r B 5 a Robert Brad MISS CURTIS eanne Cullen uh lcrty Manager Edmllnd Llttle SALLY BOYD Program rchar udley G urmgeon 'llclcets Henry Sn-ut Paul Beclrer Walter MCA lls e MURIEL DOUGH77' argaree Cul' ge ManagersAssrstants ran Bannrster obsrt Blohm Marsha ETHEL SPELVIN Ml re arru ourne Charles Schrelner Robert Klrst- ALIX MERClER ol: cu LILL AN STAFFORD ne Maclean rZ4Al-lead MADSE KENT he Zoo e e Greene Lenore Haug ara J yce e Brown Allce Broolrer e e Do e nna Je n Brow Suzanne Ashdown anna C erg t SWIUPMA 0 506064 Elleen charms Anne Lord Jean Callahan Ruth Weber Betty Gr:-r on Loretta Pulvren l ACT Evenlng The oy: room on the top floor of an old fashioned ancy W,lj,a,-ns sue Luca, PIU, ,S W ew York hom orra Wolff Henrrette Lolgren ACT ll he Maln Hall of the School SCENEI Noon SCENE ll ou two ek: ater 1.5.11 r P QTY.. 1 H' ACT SCENE Mldnrght on th roa SCENE ll T e next mornlng at oodward ntolnette N th school ewtorl nowleclgemqn e wlsh to than t e Costume Room omrnlttee t e P rss Margaret Hous on rss ut :Andrews Julrus raun or l ournmlt an M orman rn z or thsrr assistance rn pro clng t l p a and allt oss who have donated propertles Q . 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C525 DRAMATICS 'THE PAMPERED DARLING Lucas, Daetsch, Neuman, O'Donnel1, Breuss, Korst, Miller, Pendleton, Watrous. s 4 - - .-.-.,-.M WAITING FOR THE CUE Breuss, Pendleton, Neuman, Bourne BACK STAGE Bourne, Blohm, Bannister, Zintz. C53 7 C A F E T E R I A GOSSIP AND LUNCH PATIENCE AND LUNCH Serving behind counter: Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Salisbury, Florence Duncan. 545 First come-'first served is the motto of the students who eat in the cafeteria. This year the Junior and Senior High Schools alternate noon dismissals monthly, thus allowing each section a fair opportunity to enjoy the tempting, balanced meals served by Mrs. Colvin and Mrs. Salisbury. In the pleasant atmosphere ofthe cafeteria in the new Grade School building, homework and studies are forgotten. Both those who bring their lunches from home, and those who buy theirs here, eat and chat together. After a satisfying meal and a few minutes' relaxation, students return to their classes with renewed energy. NooN ACTIVITIES y SWING, RHUMBA, LA CON- GA AND THE OLD PUMP HANDLE Lunch hour means social dancing, ping pong, badminton, volleyball, and a general good time for students remaining in the cafeteria. Realizing the impossibility of non-resident students, participation in sports and extra- curricular activities because of bus schedules, the faculty initiated this plan for noon activities last year. In the grade school recreation rooms and the high school gyimnasium and study halls, these activities are under faculty supervision. This program has been enthusiastically received by the entire student body. I f. -if 'KVEHEP I .1 .u ,-fif.-LE'if-1f f.'Gi'fw sul,- IEE 55H55'1232:1e1fi'..fJ.5 2'if,-I - fl-5 HT, f'f1Q.L-iliinw. '1fnJ,:,7Li9?iiix?ZS1JaIfi7A9'G'TLiWeiiXiiEkE9g5?2?S?Ai5 7 ALL BALLED UP 4565 Mammal? s s ,adii PREPARING THE ARGUMENTS Schoepperle, Munsell, Daetsch, Rogers, Brinkerhoff, Hammersley, Gazley, Seeger. DEBATING TEAM The Hamburg Debating Team, newly organized this year, is composed of juniors and seniors who are interested in the discussion of present-day problems. Under the patient, enthusiastic guidance of Mrs. Pierce, the members looked up volumes of statistics, outlined their speeches, and informally argued the questions among themselves. The subject of the debates held with Amherst and Lancaster was Resolved: That the power of the Federal Government should be increasedf, In these meetings the Hamburg aiiirmative team was both times victorious, while the negative team succeeded in de- feating Amherst. The winning of three out of four matches was hailed as an auspicious beginning for the Debating Team. HAMBURG vs. LANCASTER Hammersley, Gazley, Seeger, Daetsch, Lancaster debaters, Shoop. ,, .,,, , Q ,M , QT. - Aj' .W F ,, gggigu C n QI? 9-H'mum..1wm 1 U V '5M.l'I'i'E if . THE ANNUAL COMMITTEES ANNUAL STAFF Working enthusiastically to meet that dead line, the Annual Staff has recorded the year's events at Hamburg High School. Six committees, under the direction of faculty advisers, were formed to secure efficiency. The photography, editorial, art, and snapshot committees planned the book, While the advertising and circulation units managed business affairs. And the fruit of their efforts is SYMPHONY. ADVERTISING Hale, Gazley, Fogarty, Henry, Fiedler, Mr Schweikardt, Schroeder, Sawers, Fenger, Work man, Smith. EDITORIAL Low, Kelly, Scull, Little, Hammersley, Harring- ton, Carruth, Meisenheimer, Miss McGee. SNAPSHOT Cornell, Burgwardt, Carter, Bradley. THE ANNUAL COMMITTEES ART Staley, Frey, Cullen, Mrs. Collins, Zook, Agle -its-. CIRCULATION Scott, Cholewka, Norwood, Weber, Brown, Banks, Henry, Newton, Smith. C585 PHOTOGRAPHY Steese, Mrs. Collins, Frey, Carruth, Maclean, Upson. 'UQ -M., me rf it 1, will ll Fint row: Korst, Gonzalez, Nye. Second Row: Fiedler, Andrew, Mohr, Fisher. Third Row: Smith, Dougherty, Brown, Dougherty, Fiedler, Franz, Korst, Andrew, Nye, Grosjean The art work on the opposite page was done by Elinor Staley. . A ,W x , - ,,., V ilr'1yr,1'K.U', -milf f 4 - l ra L 1 1 1 122' Fi' 'AMES' f , - 1 W V::7T.?TE'-wx f--f , iilbavwuw S11 , f.L--f:33f9:?fi-QL? il: A-Syig'-5,1 :J f. V ,J--f5'1f1 i'7f.'VW' 'r-w?PedQl- 3?1., Stamiing: Mr. Martelle, Mr. Wilker, Mr. Howe, Mr. Ravel. Seated: Mr. Fawcett, Mr Harper, Mr. Measer, Mr. Conklin. QQQ COACHES The Coaching Staff, through ceaseless elfort, has been successful in producing lighting, sportsmanlike teams. This staff is composed of faculty members under the able supervision of Mr. Arthur Howe. Coaches are more than amply re- warded when they know that through their efforts a boy is taught not only co- ordination, cooperation and teamwork necessary for winning games, but that they have also instilled in him qualities Valuable for life. Into each game played, won or lost, goes every ounce of strength and enthusiasm of both the boys and the coaches. C657 663 FCOTBALL DRILL PERFORMANCE HAMBURG VS. AKRON APPLAUSE DuBarry, Coots, Dougherty, Armstrong, MacEllven, Fisher, Cornell, Pohlman, Richardson, Mr. Ravel, Frase, Grosjean, Bourne, Bradley, Cole, Nye, McDonnell, Koch, K. Fischer, Newell, Haenel, Newton, Knis- ley, Finley. fl 'E 1.174 x ii he X - fm my - A Row I: Neumeister, Knisely, Hull, Nye, Langhans, Keibler, Saunders. Row 2: Thomas, Morse, Staley, Dawson, Ahrens, Pohlman, Koch, Smith, Haxton, Griflin, Slighter, Adams, Armstrong, Demler, Sim. Row 3: Hull, Spicer, Mr. Martelle, Gonzalez, McKallip, Pfarner, Skinner, Robinson, Leas, Mr. Conklin. B A S E B A L L ONE RUN AGAINST HAMBURG HE DID BEAT THE BALL '- ..... ,Lij V' C683 Standing: Mr. Measer, Burns, Norwood, Schoepperle, Biggar, Bates. Sitting: Munsell, Park, Inersoll, Ellwood, DuBarry. C695 l TENNIS 8: TRACK Rear row: Sharp, Skinner, Hagelin, Gordon, Gordon, Baer, Fisher. F 5 Foote, Draudt, Senior, Abbott, Mr. Harper.Front row: Birk, McAllister, Fox, C' 0 4 , PING PONG BASKETBALL GIRLS' SPORTS BOWLING SOFTBALL BADMINTON C707 ,rx Fx. raw Ar is, if X 1 -91 7 T' 'ii 1 , V ii! MW ' . VK fs fi-zz zu QTwW,,, A M pg 13 ww f , - J -E I . 1 . I f :QOE 'JL ' ': 'i4M V. Y 1 M' --Mav- :L The art work on the opposite page was done by Gladys Agle. A y I ri, J ? Z QE Q? 4, lf: ai as fi 7? if fe U., A r za 5 S4 L34 5 M. w SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CENTRAL BOARD Fenger, Miss Harvey, Nye, Newman, Mumbach, Miss Seavey, Foster, Dawson, Miss Riehle, Creighton, Langhans, Mr. Huntley, Irwin, Ashdown, Biggar, Gordon, Brown, Hartman, Norwood, Skinner, Maclean, Miss Stall, Hayes, Kilmer. SOPHOMORE HOP-PATRIOTS' PARADE C775 SOPHOMORES Row I: Schmidt, Meilsoe, Le Vere, Young, Sturm, Rucher, Riehle, Sederburg, Pulvrenti, Kranz, Boseck Maroney, Wolfe, Zittle, Sauer, Reiber, Woodward, Weber, Shelton. Row 2: Keuzka, Kirst, Holtz, Kollatz, Stressing, Wittmeyer, Washburn, Skinner, Witt, Newton, Stanage Skinner, Pears, Turtle, Wittman, Lapp, Maclean, Petrie, Logel, Williams, Hartman, Huegel, Vail Woodward. Row 3: Staley, Sim, Neuman, Nye, Selzler, Snyder, Ottinger, Schreiner, Walker, Vara, Slighter, Seniors, Langhans, Mumbach, Melling, Rogan, Schmidt, Sweigert, Marshall, Radigan. Row 4: Pfeifer, Taylor, Sauer, Saunders, Spicer, Park, Sterrett, Mohr, Norwood, Newell, Witt, MaAllister lVIcKallip, McGee, Morlock, Hebbard, Leberman. Row 5: Schmidt, Schallmo, Schmidt, Munsell, Naber, Meilsoe, Yochurn, Ludwig, Williams, Fosdick, Jurns, Sprissler, Hull, Pfeifer. C737 7 SOPHOMORES Row I: Klein, Reimer, Kuenn, Dobay, Fleming, Biggar, Jones, Kielar, Fischer, Haberman, Hamilton, Wheaton, Hayes, Land, Kuhn, Kuenn. Row 2: Irwin, Callahan, Brown, Brooker, Ashdown, Creighton, Dorst, Andrews, Schilferle, Denning, Bonus, Crosson, Sills, Balling, Benbow, Briggs, Bayliss, Hayes. Row 3: Kirst, Hummel, Gonzalez, Draudt, Carruth, Fisher, Giesler, Glanz, Cordon, Foster, Fischer, Fisher, Forsyth, Draudt, Birk, Bundy. Row 4: Buchanan, Brown, Brown, Bingenheimer, Burgwardt, Baer, Gerken, Griflin, Barthelemy, Coots, Case, Grant, Beltz, Bates, Dawson, Demler. C7 9 , XE , W sem if fm OJUNIORS JUNIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL Seeger, Fitzpatrick, Munsell, Damon, Cole, Miller, Mr. Collins, Pohlman, Hayes, Zintz, Miss Graham, Mrs. Pierce, Ludwig, Miss Warburton, Grosjean, Ulrich, Ellwood, Tornow. C817 JUNIOR PROM-FLAGSHIP '42 Pat Fitzpatrick and Rus Grosjean--Queen and King of the Airlines if U JUNIORS Row I: Damon, Abbott, Dole, Burrows, Dukich, Caselli, Alessi, Benz, Brosart, Callahan, Bingenheimer Camp, Erway, Casady, Anderson, Kurtz, Adams. Row 2: Griffin, Colmerauer, Bond, Bembis, Hahn, Haugh, Greene, Joyce, Ilko, Gerken, Brettle, Hayes Fitzpatrick, Watrous, Pendleton, Miller, Edie, Flessel, Haugh, Bley. Row 3: Abbott, Daetsch, Andrew, Korst, Cole, Kassman, Kurtzman, Herrmann, Brinkerhoff, Kranz, Breuss Hadrych, Finley, Frier, Gordon. Row 4': Helfaer, Knapp, Krazmien, Hecker, King, Haenel, Hull, Banks, Cameron, Fra , B d, G ' , se ran rosjean Fitzpatrick, Ellwood, Draudt. C829 , 7 JUNICRS Row I: Rosenhahn, Mazur, Simon, Rendell, Stanes, Lucas, Munsell, Rogers, Shelton, Rettig, Lofgren, Vanderhoef, Ulrich, Skalska, Robinson. Row 2: Potter, Zintz, Oesterle, Schuster, Schiedel, Schiedel, Waldron, Pound, Lord, Mohr, Ramsdell, er Tornow Seufert Ludwi McAllister Miller Streiff Sederberg 7 7 7 g? 7 7 7 ' Row 3: Tuttle, Van Brocklin, Miller, Williams, Pohlman, Sporleder, Talamo, Sullivan, Walker, Snyder, Kelly, O,Brien, Mohrhardf. Row : Stevens Nieman Pfarner, Leas, Petrie, Meisenheimer, Schoepperle, Patterson, Roscover, Mc 4 7 7 Donnell, Richardson, O'Donnell, Shoop, Nieman. Q83 Row I: Brosart, Miller, Edie, Shelton. Row 2: Draudt, Stevens, McDonnell, Ellwood, Woodward. Row3: Newton, Walker, Cameron, Brinkerhoff, Kassman, Burgwardt, Grosjean Row 4: Dole, Dukich, Ashdown, Kranz, Mrs. Pierce, Korst. i i E 5 3 V5 1 1 i R i , 1 -1 A 1 1.1 S Eli -. 3 4: .5 RICHARD ADAMS S Baseball, 3, 4 Intramural Baxkethall, 4 RICHARD BAINES Baseball, 3, 4 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 GLADYS AGLE 3 Annual Staf, 4 junior Prom, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 .- ff I MARTHA BANKS junior Prom, 3 Annual Staj, 4 I Theta Players, 4 ROBERT AHRENS Baseball, 2, 3, 4 E1 444, 'Lv FRANK BANNISTER Stage Crew, 3, 4 junior Prom, 3 Senior Play Committee, 4 STANLEY ANZULEWICZ junior Prom, 3 PAUL H. BECKER Senior Play Committee, 4 GERALD ARMSTRONG Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Bafleetball, 3, 4 Track, L, 2, 3 ALEX H. BIGGAR Tennif Manager, 4 Trajic Squad, 4 Homeroom Committee, 4 DOROTHY BLACKWELL French Club, 4 Athletics, 3, 4 junior Prom, 3 W3 olvax vs, DOROTHYQ BROWN Annual Staj, 4 junior Prom, 3 CHARLES BLANCK Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4 Band, 4 Treasurer of Orchestra, 4 EILEEN BROWN junior Prom, 3 Girls' Service Club, 4 ROBERT BLOHM ' Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew, 3, 4 Band, 2, 4 ROY BURGWARDT Sportsmanship Club, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Annual Staj, 4 MARSHALL BOURNE Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee, 2, 3, 4 Class Dances, 2, 3, 4 RODNEY BURNS Tennis, I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 3' Sportsmanship Club, 3, 4 ROBERT BRADLEY National Honor Society, 31 4 Annual Staj, 3, 4 Football Manager, 3, 4 ALLAN CAMERON junior Prom, 3 Chorus, 4 MILDRED CARRUTH Senior Play, 4 Annual Staj, 4 Orchestra, 3, 4 RUTH CARTER junior Prom, 3 Annual Staj, 4 JEANNE CULLEN Theta Players, 3, 4 Athletics, I, 2, 3, 4 Sportsmanship Club, 4 junior Classical League, 4 HAROLD CUTCHER Annual Staj, 4 Tumbling, 4 EILEEN CHOLEWKA Girls' Service Club, 4 junior ClassicalLeague, 3, 4 Theta Players, 4 GERALD COOTS Football, 2, 3, 4 Band, 4 Orchestra, I, 2, 3 JACK CORNELL Football, 2, 3, 4 Track, 2, 3 MARGARET CUTLER Theta Players, 4 Chorus, 4 Senior Play, 4 WILLIAM DOUGHERTY Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Track, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, 4 2 Sportsmanship Club, 3, 4 9 MAR-IORIE DUBOIS Chorus, I Soccer, 2 Annual Staj, 3 RICHARD DUDLEY Theta Playerf, 3, 4 Stuclent Council, 3 Choruf, 3, 4 WESLEY FLETCHER Football, 4 junior Prom, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 ELEANOR FATTA Homeroom Ojieer, 2 Library Council, 3 junior Prom, 3 EVELYN FOGARTY junior Clafsical League, 4 Sportfmanship Club, 4 Theta Playerf, 4 JACK FENGER Orcheftra, I, 2, 3, 4 Sportsmanship Club, 3, Annual Staff, 4 ROBERT FOOTE Senior Play, 3 Football, 4 Trajic Squad, 4 DONALD FIEDLER Baxketball and Football Mana er I 5 , 4 . National Honor Society, 31,4 Senior Play, 3, 4 ROSEMARY FISHER Chorus, 2, 3, 4 junior Prom, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 JOHN FOX Annual Sta-ff, 4 Senior Play, 4 junior Prom, 3 VIRGINIA FREY Prefident, National Honor Society, 4 Clan Dancex, 2, 3 Sportxmanfhip Club, 4 JUN E GAZLEY Advertising Manager, Annual, 4 Debating Club, 4 President, F reneh Club, 3, 4 AVELINO GONZALEZ Baseball, 3, 4 Orchestra, 3, 4 Band, 4 JOHN GREEN Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 SENIORS GERALDINE HALE Chorus, 2, 3 Annual Staj, 4 Athletics, 2 IRVING HALL Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 MARGARET HAMMERSLEY National Honor Society, 3, 4 -Annual Sta-gf, 4 President, Debating Club, 4 JACK GREEN Boys' Service Club, 2 Sophomore Hop, 2 Sportsmanship Club, 3 NANCY HARRINGTON Orchestra, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, 4 Athletics, I, 2, 3, 4 MARILYN GRODEM Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4 DONALD HATCH Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 4 Baseball Manager, 3 CARL HAUSHALTER Boy! Service Club, 2 Sporzxmanfhip Club, 3, 4 junior Prom, 3 WALTER HENRY Bufineu Manager, Annual, 4 Homeroom Chairman, 31 4 , Student Council, 3, 4 LAURA HOGAN junior Prom, 3 Choruf, I, 4 Library Council, 2, 3 CECELIA HUND Social Dancing Club, I Sophomore Hop, 2 MARIE HUTKA Choruf, I, 2 junior Prom, 3 GEORGE R. JOHNSON Homeroom Ojieer, 3 Senior Play, 4 junior Prom, 3 NORBERT JONES Baseball, 3 NORMA KELLY Annual Sta-jj, 4 junior Prom, 3 Girlx' Service Club, 2 RUSSELL KERSCH Homeroom Ojicer, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 FRANK KIELAR junior Prom, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 Social Dancing Club, I Q FREDERICK KLEIN R S Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 Baseball, 3 JOHN KNISLEY Football, 3, 4 Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Ojicer, JOSEPH KOCH Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Football, 4 MARY FRANCES KRUGER junior Classical League, 4 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 2, 4 DOROTHY LAPP junior Classical League, 4 Athletics, I, 2, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 Chorus, I, 3 Homeroom Ojicer, 2, 3, 4 HARRY KOLLATZ EDMUND LITTLE National Honor Society, 354 Senior Play, 3 Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 4 Orchestra, 3 Chorus, I JOY LOW National Honor Society, 3 7 4 President, Sportsman- ship Club, 3, 4 Editor-in-Chief, Annual, 4 BETTIE KRUGER junior Classical League, 4 junior Prom, 3 WILLIAM MacELLVEN Football, 2, 3 4 Sportsmanship Club, 3, 4 Track Manager 3, 4 , JANET MACLEAN Athletics, 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, 4 Sportfmanxhip Club, 4 . , 0 Ain? WILLIAM MCALLISTER Bafleeziball Manager, 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 ' ANDREA MAHONEY Social Dancing Club, I Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 LGRRAINE MARY Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 JAMES MCDONNELL junior Prom, 3 EARL MEISENHEIMER Annual Szfajf, 4 Senior Play,.4 Boyf' Service Club, 3, 4 JUNE MATTHEWSON Choruf, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 WILLIAM MATTULKE Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 FLOYD MEYER junior Prom, 3 ROBERT MEYER junior Prom, 3 MAY MORROW Soecer, 2, 3, 4 Bafleetball, 2, 3 Softball, 2, 3, 4 SENIORS MARIE NORMAN Athleticf, I, 2 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 HOWARD MORSE Homeroom Ojicer, I Bareball, 3, 4 junior Prom, 3 f, XX f 1m'w:..f. -3 'v 1 ',,':,z--mfr V LDV H Iwi' 'I DOROTHY NORWOOD Athletics, I, 2, 3 Sportsmanship Club, 3, 4 Annual Staj, 4 MARIANNE NEWKIRK Clay: Vice-President, 2 Student Council, I, 2, 3 Sportrmanfhip Club, 3, 4 ELEANOR NOTHE junior Prom, 3 Baxketball, 2, 3, 4 Bowling, 4 ALI CE NEWTON junior Clasxical League, 4 Annual Stajf, 4 Homeroom Ojicer, 3, 4 RICHARD NYE Athleticf, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society, 3, 4 Prefident Student Council, 4 FREDERICK NOLD Intramural Basketball, I, 21 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 FRANCES PETRIE Girls' Service Club, 3 junior Prom, 3 Athleticf, I, 2, 3, 4 CARYL PFEFFER junior Claxxieal League, 4 Homeroom Officer, I, 2 junior Prom, 3 VIRGINIA ROSS Chorux, 4 Orchestra, 4 JOYCE PFEFFER Homeroom Ojicer, I7 27 3 junior Cla.f.fioalLeague, 4 F Annual Staj, 4 RUTH ROSSER Sophomore Hop, 2 Chorus, 2 JAMES PIERCE Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 PAUL SAUER Bachelorf Club, I junior Prom, 3 Sophomore Hop, 2 VIVIAN PULVRENTI Bafleetball, 2 Softball, 2 junior Prom, 3 KENNETH SAWERS Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 Annual Staj, 4 MALCOLM ROBINSON Bafeball Manager, 4 Library Council, I, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball, 4 HELEN SCI-IAUS Social Dancing Club, I BETTY SCHROEDER funior Prom, 3 Annual Staj, 4 Athleticf, I, 2, 3, 4 ALICE SCHWARTZ Prefialent, German Club .31 4 , Girly' Seroiee Club, 3 funior Prom, 3 BARBARA SCGTT Sophomore Hop, 2 Annual Staf, 4 Lols SCULL Student Couneil, 2, 4 Sportfmanfhip Club 7 37 Annual Sta-if, 4 ELMER SHARP funior Prom, 3 Annual Staj, 4 SENIORS HELEN SHEFF funior Prom, 3 Choruf, 3 Theta Playerf, 3, 4 7 MAXINE SILVIS Band, 2 Orchestra, I, 2, 3 German Club, 3, 4 MARTHA SIPPRELL Choruf, I, 2, 3, 4 Athletics, I, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, 4 4 GERALD SMITH Claff Daneef, 2, 3 Orchestra, I, 2, 3 Senior Play Committee, 4 Senior Play Committee, 4 HENRY J. SMITH Bafleetball, 3, 4 Ojicer, Student Council, 3, 4 Annual Staj, 4 JACK SMITH Bafeball, 3, 4 Boyf, Service Club, 2 Student Couneil, I, 2, 4 PAULINE UPSON Orcheftra, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, 4 Girls' Service Club, 3 RICHARD SOSNOWSKI Boyx' Service Club, 2 Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 GLADYS WAGNER Sophomore Hop, 2 junior Prom, 3 ELINGR STALEY Choruf, I, 3, 4 Sophomore Hop, 2 Annual Staj, 4 PATRICIA WAGNER Tranfferreal from Orchard Park High School, IQ4I JEAN STANES Homeroom Ojicer, 3, 4 Annual Staj, 4 junior Prom, 3 MARIAN WEBER Circulation Manager Annual, 4 Homeroom Officer, I, 2, 3 ELEANOR STEESE Orcheftra, I, 2, 3, 4 Sportfmanyhip Club, 3, Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4 4 Prefident, junior .vical League, 4 4 DOLORES WOLFE Student Council, 3 Homeroom Ojicer, junior Prom, 3 Claf 1,2 SHIRLEY WORKMAN funior Classical League, 4 Cheer Leader, 3, 4 Student Council, 3 NORMAN Woodworking Club, I MARIAN ZITTEL Annual Staj, 4 Library Council, I, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance, I, 2, 3, 4 JEAN ZOOK Senior Play, 4 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4 Art Editor, Annual, 4 ZITTEL SENIORS - Pictures not available DELBERTA BASS Orchestra, 3 Athletics, 3 junior Prom, 3 EUGENE GROSIEAN Football, 3 Class Dances, 2, 3, Trajic Squad, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM EMERICK Volunteered for service in the United States Army, stationed at Fort McClelland. REAMER HELMAN Basketball, 2, 3 Boys' Service Club, 2 EDWARD KONIECZKO Sophomore Hop, 2 funior Prom, 3 Baseball, 4 Row I: Sipprell, Morse, Sheff, Cameron, Maclean. Row 2: Dougherty, Fletcher, Newkirk. Row 3: Workman, Armstrong, Maclflllvan, Biggar, Nye, DuBarry, Gordon, Burns, Ahrens, Ramsdell I F V V n -vu .1 Q, 52523-f M-if? Qzffaskifw 44' if! Z ' 5 ev '-al 2 419 The art Work on the opposite page was done by Jeanne Cullen. GOOD WORK CLASS OF '41! Hamburg High is proud of you, and so are We. Keep up the good Work in the years ahead and go on to still greater successes. You will need the help of a dependable bank, of course, and you will always be Welcome at The Peoples Bank -just now rounding out A Full Half-Century of Growth and Progress with Hamburg You will Hnd alumni of Hamburg High on our staff and hundreds of them among our customers. We are all neighbors here. Stop in any timel THE PEOPLES BANK HAMBURG, NEW YORK 1891-50th Anniversary Year-1941 Member Federal Referve Syxtem and Federal Depofil Imuranee Corporation ' ' 34th SUMMER TERM BEGINS JULY 14 34th FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 22 CHOWN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Regiftfred by the Regent! 530 positions fxlled last year by our free Employment Department! SIDWAY BUILDING 775 MAIN STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK Catalogue on Requenf 5255 HAMBURG PLANING MILL CO. - LUMBER MILLWORK ROOFING Composition and Insulation Board Johns-Manville Products .wmv Where Quality and Service Meet .,4,gg+,. BUILDING HEADQUARTERS Phone: Hmb. 403 Since 1883 319 Union Street Hamburg, N. Y. Bowl For Health HAMBURG HEALTH CENTER MOSES BOWLING ALLEY Q Reservations Hamburg 1133 LEE and MOSE BRAYMILLER BRAYMILLER'S VEGETABLE FARMS The Home of Garden F refh Vegetable: Phone 745 Prompt, Courteous Service HAMBURG, N. Y. We Deliver Comlplimfmf Goodrich Tiref and Batterif: Of SI-IANKS 82 HENNING WALTERB MARKET SERVICE STATION U . 77 Main Street Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 401 Buffalo and Union Streets ' Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 1145 im Shank! Fred Henning Commencement . . . says the dictionary . . . means the act or fact of begin- ning, in schools, the ceremony of granting diplomas. Wise young people will recognize a connection between these two word meanings. They will recognize their own com- mencement as the beginning-rather than the ending-of a significant life adventure. Such a viewpoint will benefit them greatly . . . now and throughout all the days of their lives. You Can BANK ON US . . . always! Bank of Hamburgh 1000f0 SUBSCRIPTION TO SYMPHONY ROOM 307-Top Row, left to right: McDonnell, Meisenheirner, Miller, Munsell Miss Graham, Morehart, Leas. Bottom Row, left to right: B. Miller, Lofgren, Mohr, Lucas, Ludwig, McAllister E. Miller, Mazur. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS from HESS BROTHERS Florist: O 22 Main St. Phone 695 HAMBURG, N. Y. Daily Deliveries to Buffalo GIBS TIRE 8z BATTERY SERVICE TEXACO PRODUCTS 211 Buffalo Street Phone 1121 Hamburg Recreation Parlors BOWLING 221 Buffalo Street Gib Ernerling, Prop. MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Home-Smoked Meats Home-Made Sausage Home-Dressed Chickens The Best That Money Can Buy Mat...- ALTE'S MEAT MARKET We Deliver Phone 336 lXIain Street Hamburg, N. Y. PARK SHOPPE S. J. Demmerly 50 Lake Street Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Fine Candies Magazines - Bridge-Tallies Fro-Joy Ice Cream Dairy Products Light Groceries Aaron from the Parkv Phone 1153 We Deliver THE SPRING PERCH COMPANY Lackawanna, New York MANUFACTURERS AUTOMOBILE LEAF SPRINGS STANDARD EQUIPMENT THE NATION'S FINEST AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS and BUSSES BEST MEAT MARKET A. F. BEST, Prop. Rzaxonable, Price: BEST QUALITY BEST SERVICE Phone 755 Buffalo and Pine Sts. Hamburg, N. Y. EDWIN P. KIRST Wholemle Dealer in CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS South Buffalo Street Agency Established 1864 JACOB HAUCK 8z SON Dependable INSURANCE Service Any Kind Fred Hauck Geo. A. Marshall, Jr. Marvin G. Schwert Anywhere Telephones: Hamburg, 412 Buifalo, Wo. 1124 fim Logel Props. Geo. Lauraeker HAMBURG OIL COMPANY Your Richfield Station Tire and Battery Service Lubrication and Sirnonizing Our Specialty Lake Sc Pierce Aves. Phone 1149 CLARENCE HAI-IN Plumbing and Heating 36 Center Street Phone Hamburg 434 We play a heady game too AL'S BARBER SHOP 66 Main St. Hamburg, N. Y. Birk Motor Company Authorized Ford Dealer i' R. H. Birk Buffalo and Pine Street DOLE BROTHERS Painting Arvon Modeling Interior Decorating Stippling fofeph Dole K 56 E. Union St. Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 314 Phone 71 Compliment: E. H. Of BRIGG'S PHARMACY GROCER Fresh Fruitf and Vegetable: 19 Buffalo St. Hamburg, New York Full Line Birdseye Products 243 Main Phone 410 Candy Fountain Service Dinners BIEHLER'S Meet Your Friend: Here QUICK SERVICE GOOD MUSIC AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT H amburglr Greatest Store for Men and Boy: THE ATLAS 4 Buffalo Street Style and Quality Men's and Boys' Wear at Popular Prices Piano Study ....... helps to Create SCHOOL, BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS. Choose your Piano as the HAMBURG BOARD OF EDUCATION did. BALDWIN Today's great piano Sold exclusively in Buffalo and Western New York by ORLEMAN 8z SON 33 Court St., corner of Pearl, Buffalo Pianos built by Baldwin: ACROSONIC-HOWARD-HAMILTON Wm. L. Froehley Wm. C. Froehley W. L. FROEHLEY FUNERAL HOME S4 Lake St. Hamburg, N. Y. Phones Hamburg 408 or 402 RED Sz WHITE FOOD STORES Herman Mary-Union and Lake A. W. Patterson-Buffalo and Pine L. Rhinehart-Water Valley Individually Owned and Operated Our Guarantee - - - Every Red 81 White Product is Guaranteed to Give Entire Satisfaction or Money Refunded BLUEBIRD Laundry and Cleaners Mastercraft Laundry Work Dry Cleaning Linen Supply Rug Cleaning by the HILD SYSTEM Expert Hat Cleaning 373 Pleasant Avenue Phone 808 Hamburg, N. Y. COMMUNITY STEEL CORPORATION Milford R. Burgwardt, Pres. Stairs Railings Ornamental Iron Work 188 Myrtle Ave. WAshington 5927 BUFFALO, N. Y. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything for the Car NORGE REFRIGERATORS WASHERS RANGES Phone 542 22 Main St. Hamburg, N. Y. EMERLING'S SHOE STORE Shoes for All Spam' 67 MAIN ST. Phone 421 Opp. Post Office MILKQUIZ What Milk Dairy, North of the Fairgrounds, has prize Winning Guernseys and Jerseys stabled in a metal lined show barn and calf nursery? Come especially to :ee the baby calve: Buffalo's Exclusive School The International Academy of Beauty Culture, Inc. 232 Delaware Avenue, Bulfalo, N. Y. All Branches of Beauty Work Telephone, WAshington 5914 Distributor: of ' SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES KREHER AND SHOEMAKER, INC. fobber: of F ine Candies 433-435 Broadway Buffalo, N. Y. Phone WA. 7079 GEO. I-IERULD 8z SONS RAMSDELUS H b ' P I Buffalo and Main Streets am mpg I Opu ar Dry Clmmn CLEANING QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS PRESSING and REPAIRING ' Rugs and Carpets Cleaned UA meal without mgat Clothing and Rugs Moth-Proofed if a meal im-amply, Reweaving of Tears, Burnt Holes, etc. QUALITY and SERVICE OUR AIM - Plant - Phone Hamburg 366 Clark Street Phone 580 Phone Hamburg 676 PAUL C. RIEFLER FUEL STEEL CONCRETE BLOCKS BUILDING MATERIALS HAMBURG DAIRY Complete Dairy Service Shay Grocerie: K J. L. Gaylord 248 Main Street Hamburg, New York Phone 1003 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg FUOTBALL 1940 , 0 L anca ster 0 Depew 0 Medina 0 Amherst 0 Pine Hill 0 East Aurora 12 13 13 34 19 27 lx systematic savings program provides a safe and convenient means of accumulating funds out of current income for the future. l To educate children, for home ownership, for recreation and travel, for emergencies, for later security. Hamburg Savings 8: Loan Association Hamburg, New York KORST CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Buffalo St., Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 241 We Make Delicious Pork Sausage Prompt Delivery ualily Meats FDR YIJIJR TABLE 2 711- ' f '- r Ziff' -- g:g:E:I:2:2:1:fr :f:I4-1:1 I ' WILL BRUS. The Best in Meats and Groceries Always 42 Main St. 1 4 A 9 e 2 J i 1 1 i 5 4 1 3 3 3 E 5 4 Phone 177 HAMBURG LUMBER Sz BUILDERS' SUPPLIES CORP. Dealer: in LUMBER - MILLWORK - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES L. H. Draudt, Prexizient R. L. Draudt, Treafurer Lake View Avenue, Hamburg, N. Y. You will find in our stock the best and latest in both domestic and foreign made cameras: KODAKS-Contax, Ektra, Leica, Rollieilex and many other new and interesting cameras .... Also leading makes of flash synchronizers and a fine assortment of enlargers. Fine Grain Developing and Printing J. F. ADAMS, INC. 459 Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 1000!,, SUBSCRIPTION TO SYMPHONY ROOM 305-Top Row, Left to Right: Stevens, Walker, Van Brocklin, Miss Warburton, Tornow, Tuttle, Sporleder, Talamo. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Waldron, R. Stanes, Streiili, Ulrich, Skalska, Simon, Shelton, Zintz. J. SCHAUS Quality Plumbing Hamburg, N. Y. YOUNG'S Rexall Drug Store jack Mark's, Prop. S2 Main St. Hamburg, N. Y. Dependable Prescription Service For Prompt Delivery Service call 104 W. G. Haberer Sz Son, Inc. DoDoE amz PLYMOUTH 266 Buffalo Street Phone 240 lil Dependable Ured Car: Bright Spot Restaurant 36 Main Street Pete Harrington, Ralph Phillips, Props. LUNCHES DINNERS SHORT ORDERS Alwayr Open - Always Bright I'll Meet You at Pete's Pickles Vinegar GET THE BEST FOR ADDED ZEST WEBER'S 1 Brand Catsup Mustard Olives Sweet Cider Preserves Get then products at your grocer HEIN TZ 82 WEBER CO. BUFFALO, N. Y. COOPER RIDGE NURSERIES Hardy Shrubs and Trees That Grow CHOICE PERENNIALS H Pleasant Avenue Hamburg, N. Y. J. KRUSE 8z CO. Houghton 8: Dake, Prop: Lake Sc Union Streets Phone 280-R Complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, School Supplies Shop at a Friendly Store HETHER YOU RENT, OR WHETHER YOU BUY, YOU PAY FOR THE HOME YOU OCCUPY LET US HELP YOU BUY A HOME, WITH RENT-SIZE PAYMENTS, ON OUR SIMPLE FINANCING PLAN THE CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Peoples Bank Building Hamburg, N. Y HAMBURG BOTTLING WORKS Soft Drinks of All Kinds Including Lemon-Up, Ginger Ale, Club Soda 65 Prospect Avenue Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 532 We Deliver 66 LLOYD'S MARKET The Store that Sells the Best' Full Line of PREMIER Canned Goods Finer Quality at Fair Prices FREE DELIVERY Buffalo and Highland Sts. Phone 599 C omplimentf Of WILLIAM REITH john Deere Farm Implement: Hamburg, N. Y. Smart Style: at LATTIMER'S SHOE STORE E 6 Main Street Q Q Q Hamburg, New York Zahm's 5 - 1.0 Stor A Complete Service for the Advertiser C S 0 e Complete line of ERIE COUNTY School Supplies, Dry Goods, Notions INDEPENDENT Publirhed by Hamburg Publishing Co. 59 MAIN STREET Phone: Hamburg 48 The Newspaper of Hamburg and the South Shore Area Cosmetics and Simplicity Patterns I 37-39 Main Street Hamburg, N. Y BUICK CADILLAC RIEFLER - BUICK Hugo Riefler SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRING TIRE ACCESSORIES - FILLING STATION Main and Lake Streets Hamburg, N. Y. Phone: 343 NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC 8z GAS CO. R MILLAR B HARMACY 79 MAIN ST. HAMBURG, N. Y. In Buxinesx for Your Health Phone 396 It isn't the business you GET. It's the business you HOLD that counts. --Crowell Artcraft Print Shop 119-21 MAIN STREET HAMBURG, N. Y. Stanley E. Leach Phone 1034 RICHARDSON MILLING CO., INC. Garden, Lawn 8: Field Seeds Fertilizers and Insecticides Dog, Rabbit, Poultry, Horse, Hog and Dairy Foods 351 Union St. Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 191 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg BASKETBALL 1940-41 12 10 16 26 12 19 27 35 22 29 23 20 31 28 Williamsville Amherst Lancaster Pine Hill Depevv East Aurora Lancaster Akron Williamsbille Amherst Pine Hill Akron Depew East Aurora I, N, Knoche Serving Hamburg Since 1910 R. F. KNOCHE 8z SON dealer: in KNOCHE'S ST'ND-IZED FUELS MASON SUPPLIES FREE-MAN STOKERS Telephone: 154 or 506 354 Pleasant Ave. SIMMON'S S Groceries Gas Station X Clark Street Mrs. M. R. Simmons, Prop. HAMBURG MUTUAL AGENCY, Inc. Palace Theater Bldg. Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 892 Maple Ave. Eden, New York Phone Eden 101-W GUENTHER'S GREENHOUSES Wm. Manfjield, Prop. Buy where the Howers grow . . . Cut Flowers, Flowering Plants, Flowers for All Occasions S-Ike, I .1 X A L 9 um ,za A uma I. ' . .'- .i -s-3JZ'e5-7F5 v'- ,,,- . 1:55 .. . , -1, . r311q1fnllA,77iEr'r-1 Service and Satiffaction Guaranteed Phone 200 We Deliver D. C. SHOP Come in and .fee our complete line of Nelly Don and Georgianna Dresses Loorntog and Lampl Sportswear Barbizon Slips Mojud Hosiery Gift: for all occafioru BOC 9 Main St., Hamburg, N. Y. HAMBURG'S PONTIAC DEALER ESCHBORN MOTOR SALES 12 Union Street SALES SERVICE PARTS R. C. A. Victrolaf Popular and Claffical Recording: HAMBURG ELECTRIC SHOP Telephone 20 44 Main St. G. E. Home Appliance: There's a hint of tomorrow in what we show todayn MOORE'S MEN'S WEAR 20 Buffalo St. Phone 688-W HAMBURG, N. Y. Leo A. Dryer Edwin Moore BEALS, MCCARTHY 8z ROGERS Founded 1826 - Incorporated STEEL - HARDWARE - METALS MOTOR CAR ACCESSORIES Buffalo, New York Over a Century of Service We all hold our public ,rchool teacher: in highexzi regarclg and each of you will ever gratefully remember their painftaking ejortf and good influence. GEORGE B. ABBOTT Q-QQ.. WN. ml HUDSON AMERICA'S SAFEST CAR HILL GARAGE At Water Valley Hill Phone 47 Hamburg, N. Y. Plastering Brick Work Stone Work LEONARD R. SHANKS General Maxon Contractor Lake View, N. Y. Phone Wan. 576 Flagstone Stucco E. W. FOGELSANGER Uelnhzrtakzr Funeral Home at Lake and Long Avenues Phone 342 sz soN H. E. BRANER, M. 223 Main Street Hamburg, New York D, M. L. LEARN, M D Buffalo and Union Streets Hamburg, N. Y. 3 El Phone 42 Phone 804 A. L. LORD, M. D. A. J. MINKEL, M 147 Main Street Hamburg, New York T Phone 183 108 Buffalo Street Hamburg, N. Y. O Phone 40 H. J. Monaghan, M. D. A. 170 Main St. Hamburg, New York H. Abbott, D. D. S 57 Buffalo Street Hamburg, New York ? . Phone 14 Phone 259 L. D. Fitzpatrick, D. D. S. T C Hoffmann D D 23 Union Street Hamburg, New York E Phone 523 40 Blain Streel Hamburg, New York Q Phone 397 C. J. Kelley, D. D. S. F. M. Lee, D. D. S. 42 Main Street Hamburg, New York 52 Main Street Hamburg, New York il U Phone 243 Phone 206 E J. Stowell, D. D. S. Dr. C. B. Sturgess 56 Union Street Osteopathic Physician Hamburg, New York 198 Main Street Hamburg, New York Ii f Phone Phone Magavern 8a Magavern Attorney: at Law O 40 Main Street Hamburg, New York Buffalo 0-fire Erie County Bank Building H. V. BAKER Veterinarian U 161 Main Street Hamburg, New York Phone 370 W. A. HILLWIG Optometrist U Buffalo Street, Corner Union Hamburg, New York Phone 566 ANDREW, SHERWUOD 8z VIEHE Attorney: at Law E' ll Main Street Hamburg, New York Buffalo Cllice Prudential Building Talman W. Van Arsdale MILO SHOP Attorney at Law 93 Long Ave Hamburg, New York Phone 432 Buffalo Office Stock Exchange Bldg. Phone WA. 7631 Cecelia M. Demmerly, Prop. cor. Main and Buffalo Sts. Millinery Coats Hosiery Dresses Gloves Lingerie Bags Sportswear Bathing Suits Children's Wear Gifts for all occasions Phone Hamburg 263 Compliment: Of TED'S SERVICE STATION Lake 8: Union Sts. Hamburg, New York THE SHOPPE - MARIE Hair Styling 3 20 Buifalo Street Hamburg, New York Phone 680 KRONENBERGVS, INC. Everything for the home Over 90 Years of Dependable Merchandising FURNITURE HOUSEWARES HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 1000 Tri, 1313 Hamburg, N. Y. The Desfert of Diftinction ,-,', School Cafeteria Q0 Mi1lar's Drug Store 'EPP .I 5 The Northam 4 4. I. The Park Shoppe 65 I I ' Na Q D S Y 7 H K Ollflg S Pug tore -111'- ' Moss's Dehcatessen Brigg's Pharmacy FINER FLAVORS GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION Buffalo, New York Phone 371 PIERCE 8x FRANTZ Imurance Servire and Real Efmte 45 Buffalo Street fat eiatteted fuse: . . . cuff pefaurate 7049 WOOLEY BUS LINES, Inc 452 Hinrnan Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Eaton Brothers Corp. 23 Lake Street Hamburg, New York Complete Lawn Equipment Power Lawn Mowers Grass Seed Fertilizers DICK SHEFF'S BLUE SUNOCO Service Station Pleasant 8C Lake Sts. Phone 1108 Piano Moving and Hoisting MCCLELLAN Packing, owing, storage MUSIC HOUSE A. F. FISHER Exclusive dealers for coNN Band LOCa18l LOHS DiSfanCeHau1i11g Instruments 14 OLIVER PLACE . ' Hamburg, N. Y. mn Phone 675 Western New York . Cartmg Padded Vans High School and College Outfitters ED ROSE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Special Prices to Hamburg High School Students Open Mon., Wed. 86 Sat. till 9:00 P. M. 51-53 GENESEE STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. next to Electric Building C. J. HELLRIEGEL COAL - ICE - COKE C0'WLpZ'I:7'l'LE7'lU CSBLUE COAL9: of DONNER HANNA COKE HOUGHTON 85 SQUIRE 'm'1: 'L m ' uf' Kendall Service Station k A r 1s5.I:l-rJ-IL-I a Buffalo and Union Streets Phone Hamburg 500 Hamburg, New York Distinctive furniture at moderate cost HARRY H. KUHLOW complete home furnishings EDEN, NEW YORK Phone 131 Res. 108 Advance Style. Complete choice from factory displays. STRATFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE CULTURAL SECRETARIAL 296 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Ask Your Guidance Director for Information NEW LOCATION OLDSMOBILE MODERN ESSO LUBRICATION LATEST TYPE MOTOR ANALYZING Safety Tested USED CARS WOLFE-DOLE 207 Lake St. at Prospect Ave. Hamburg, New York Phone S24 an lo include plenty of pictures HOW YUU CAN CREATE AFINER YEARBUUK... Certainly you Want next year's annual to be tops in looks, ideas and appeal. You know what a kick you would get out of hearing from school people and outsiders alike: Best yearbook you ever put outl' Todayls yearbook stalls are turning to the modern, better process that gives them more pictures, flexibility in layout and more art Work. Therefore, you find the best yearbooks today bearing this mark of quality: Lithographed by VVm. Keller. Lithography by Keller means more to year- book editors and advisers than just additional illustrations per page. It assures them of getting the utmost detail from their photographs. Photos never are marred by ugly Hblackheadsl' or light inking-thanks to modern methods. Wvhy not get in touch with this modern publish- ing house and ask to see some of this year's annuals. Then next fall switch from your present process of photo-offset or printing to the modern plan-Lithography by Keller. WM. I. KELLER COMPANY PENN R.WATSON,PRESIDEN1' Printers and Lithogmphers 845 MAIN STREET,BUFFALO, N.Y. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Abbott, A. H., D.D.S .... Abbott, George B. .... . Adams, J. F., Inc. ....... . Altes' Meat Market ......... A1's Barber Shop ........ .... Andrew, Sherwood and Viehe. . Artcraft Print Shop ......... Atlas, The ..,........... Baker, H. V., D. V. S. .... . Bank of Hamburgh ......... Beals, McCarthy and Rogers. . Best Meat Market ........ Biehler's Tea Room ...... Birk Motor Company ..... Bluebird Laundry and Cleaners Braner, H. E., M. D. ........ .. Braymiller's Vegetable Farms .... Briggis Pharmacy .... ......... Bright Spot Restaurant ...... Chown School of Business ..... Community Steel Corporation .... Cooper Ridge Nurseries ......... .. . Co-operative Savings and Loan Association .................. D. C. Shop ......... Dole Brothers ......... Eaton Brothers Corp.. . . . Emerlingls Shoe Store. . Eschborn Motor Sales ,... Fisher, A. F. ,............. . Fitzpatrick, L.D., D.D.S ..... Fogelsanger, E. W. .......... .. Froehley, W. L. Funeral Home. . . General Ice Cream Corporation. ..... . Gibs Tire and Battery Service .... Guenther's Greenhouses, .... . . Haberer, W. G. Sc Son, Inc.. . Hahn, Clarence .... ......... Hamburg Bottling Works .... Hamburg Dairy ............. Hamburg Electric Shop ...,... Hamburg Lumber SL Builders' Supp lies Corp. .......................... . Hamburg Mutual Insurance Co. ..... . Hambur Oil Company g . ...... . Hamburg Planing Mill Co., . . Hamburg Publishing Co. ........... . Hamburg Recreation Parlors ..,...... Hamburg Savings 8c Loan Association Hauck, Jacob 8c Son ............... Heintz 8: Weber Co ............,.... Hellriegel, C. .... .. Herold Geo. Sc Sons .... Hess Brothers Florist ...... Hill Garage ................ Hillwig, W. A. Optometrist .......... Hoifmann, T.C., D.D.S. ............ . Houghton Sc Squire Service Station . .. PAGE 133 129 120 109 111 135 126 113 135 108 129 110 113 112 114 132 107 112 121 105 115 122 123 128 112 138 115 128 139 133 131 114 137 109 128 121 111 123 117 129 120 128 111 106 124 109 118 111 122 140 116 109 131 135 133 140 International School of Beauty Culture, Inc. ............... . Keller, Wm. J., Inc. .... . .. Kelley, C. J., D.D.S. . . Kirst, Edwin P. ...... . Knoche, R. F. 8: Son .... Korst Chevrolet .......... Kreher 8c Shoemaker, Inc.. . . Kronenberg's, Inc. ....... . Kruse, J. Sc Co. ....... .. Kuhlow, Harry H. .... . Lattimer's Shoe Store .... Learn, M.L., M.D. . . . .. Lee, F. M., M.D.. . . . Lloydis Market. ...... . Lord, A. L., M.D. ...... . Magavern Sc Magavern .... McClellan Music House .... Milks, E. H. ........... . Millar Bros Pharmacy. .. Milo Shop .............. Minkel, A. J., M.D. ...... . Monaghan, H. J., M.D.. . .. Moore's Men,s Wear ............ Moses' Bowling Alleys ........... New York State Electric Sc Gas Co.. . . Orleman 8: Son ................. Park Shoppe ........ Peoples Bank .... Pierce 8: Frantz ..... Quinby's Dairy ........ .. Ramsdell's ............... Red Sc White Food Stores .... Richardson Milling Co., Inc.. . . Reith, Wm. ............. . Riefler-Buick ........... Rieiler, Paul C.. ........ .. Rose Sporting Goods Co. ....... . Schaus, J. .................... . . Shanks 81 Henning Service Station Shanks, Leonard R. ...... ...... . Shelf, Dick, ..................... Shelf Studio .............. Shoppe-Marie .............. Simmon's Groceries 8: Gas .... Spring Perch Company, The ..... Stowell, E. J., D.D.S .......... Stratford Graduate School. . . Sturgess, C. B., D.O. ..... . Tedis Service Station ........ Van Arsdale, Talman W.. . . . Walters' Meat Market ........ Western Auto Associate Store. . . Will Brothers .............. Wolfe-Dole .............. Wooley Bus Lines, Inc. . . . Young's Drug Store ...... . Zahm's Sc to 51.00 Store ..... PAGE 116 142 134 110 127 118 116 137 122 140 124 132 134 123 132 135 139 112 125 136 132 133 129 106 125 113 109 104 138 115 116 114 126 124 125 117 139 121 107 131 138 127 136 127 110 134 140 1-34 136 136 107 115 118 141 138 121 124 The Sponsors made Symphony Possible. We Encourage You to Patronize Them. GEZIZEIK QIIEEZZD E 5 Ee gn A E?