Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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SOPHOMORE HOF Furlough Frolic The Sophomores, Class of 1945, chose Furlough FroIic as its theme for the Hop. lt was a subject popular with men in the service. The decorations consisted ot insignia of the various branches of the armed forces, CLASS OF '45 Lett to Right-Front Row: Kendall, Meyn, Kief, Smeltzer, Rogers, Fornes, Petrie, Rock- wood, Gaupel, Mattulke, Brown, 1. Abbott, Beltz, Biehler, Banks. Second Row: Solberg, Balling, Miller, Ashdown, Ludwig, Reahr, Leberman, Davis, Grimm. Suhina, Schnautz, Zittel, Rasmussen, E. Sullivan, Kilstrom, Orr, Kent, Walsh. Third Row: Gantz, Foote, Smith, Drankharn, Britt, Wagner, Robinson, Schultz, David, Silence, Machmer, Newsome, Millar, Donnhauser, Nye, Sullivan, McGee. Fourth Row: Smith, Hafner, Haxton, Kent. Laco, Dresser, Frase, Stang, Wright, D. Ludlow, Avolt, Gollwitzer, Wheeler, Wells, Raab, Leberman.

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ART Model - l9-43 Left to Right: Kuenn, Pears Green, Fitzpatrick, B e c h e r Brettle, Lapp, Klispie, Greanoff Mrs. Sengbush, Walla, Dresser Richards. Art in Hamburg High is devoted to representation, design, and illustrative war activities: posters and insignia. Art trains students in the use of form, line, area, and color in composition. Representation, the drawing of things as they are, involves the study of per- spective. Design is the creative interpretation of an idea, developing freedom of indi- vidual expression. An important and difficult part of any dramatic production is the construc- tion and erection of the scenery. ' This year the job was doubly difficult because of the restrictions on building materials. Old sets had to be repaired and generally repainted, and the result was well worth the effort. Painting Scenery Left to Right: Hafner, Lapp, Hafner, Greanoff, Kuenn, Mrs. Sen bush Galbraith Krai er, 8 , Y 8 Houghton, Hodgson. 31 35?L?5Hli?b'2 Wgifieiiiligilllf