Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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4. -an 'fin .4 ,ul T , CLASS OF '46 PRESIDENT-MlCHlE VICE PRESIDENT- SALVERSON SECRETARY-REYNOLDS TREASURER--KELLY Row l-Pierce, Kranz, Allen, Carpenter, Brice, Bishop. Row 2-Taylor, Zajac, Ueblacher, Colley, Baer, Buchanan, Gonzolez, Best, Buchanan, Quinn, Platt. Row 3-Kruger, Dellacecca, Kay, Winston, Kelly, Bonnett, Foote, Green, Glanz. Row 4-Watson, Goldsmith, VanCamp, Horton, Kollatz, Ford, Goddard, Fallon, Cain, Bieger, Hoeber, Albright, Ervolina, Draudt. Row 5-Bley, Sherwood, Skorupa, Salverson, Conn, Baer, Daugherty, Lockwood, Andrews, Harring- ton, Bayliss, Watrous, Schneider, McAllister. Row 6--Hall, Walters, Voelker, Logel, Andres, Peters, Nesbitt, Ottinger, Peters, Riehlie, Newton, Oredson, Weinheimer, Stroup, Wozniak, Wirtner, Worth. Row 7-Blakeslee, Donovan, Goodrich, l-laecker, Girst, Crawford, Herman, Frantz, Gibbons, Grosjean, Cullen, Gille, Gregory, Michie, Sterrett.

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Row l-Reahr, Anderson, Andrews, Adams, Asbury, Hodgson, Grimm, Balling, Gollwitzer. Row 2-Sullivan, Petrella, Richards, Smith, Meyn, Fowler, Werrick, Hillstrom, Donhauser, Sullivan, Kershaw. Row 3-Tiernan, Bruce, Newsome, Taber, Leberman, Shultz, Yochum, Vucic, Goldsmith, Lederman. Row 4-Ludwig, Messing, Mattulke, Lord, Gieb, Erdle, Banks, Colley, Fisher, Hafner, Kendall, Kraiger, Miller. Row 5--Draudt, Richards, Schmidt, Pierce, Merrill, Biehler, Frase, Petrie, Rodrian, Orr, Giesler, Slighter, Saunders, Ashdown. JUNIOR CLASS LOOKING back on the accomplishments of the graduating classes of Hamburg High School, the Class of l945 will be able to point proudly to their record. As Sophomores, they sponsored their Hop, appropriately called Furlough Frolic. The dance was a hugh success-a result of their diligent efforts. As Juniors, their most important project was the annual Junior Prom, Rhythm Ren- dezvous , which was a very colorful and successful dance. A skit in the assembly and attractive posters served to arouse interest and enthusiasm. We are confident that as Seniors, these students will continue their excellent work and bring added glory to Hamburg High School. The class adviser is Miss Seavey.

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Row l-Casselli, Chatley, Snyder, Shoemaker, Roeder, Naber. Row 2-Frier, Stimpson, Rich- ards, Patterson, Ash, McCausland, Moyer, Michie, Mifflin, Barrett, Barret, Welch. Row 3-Hage- lin, Hummel, Laubacher, Kasperzak, Miller, Kihlstrom, Welsted, Weidner, Arp, Machmer. Row 4-Gonzalez, Mahoney, Gledson, Purdy, Hughes, Pfeiffer, Baillie, Schultz, Schuster, Goodwin, Waters, Weaver. Row 5-Stetler, Eva, Stracher, Trippe, Leas, Roeder, Rowell, Cameron, Witt, McGrath, Kirst, Slighter, Janiak. Row 6-Smith, Simon, Smith, Smith, Stang, Smikat, Shoop, Selle, Barton, Caselli, Eaton, Killian, Kelly, Pillian, Turner, Witherall. Row 7--Kay, McCall, Lamm, Kuebler, Karauch, Kay, Pillar, Quiter, Kingston Cary, Reynolds, Mohrhardt, Kent, Finlayson, Pinieuski, Roger. SOPHOMORE CLASS THE present sophomore class already shows great promise and is a credit to the senior high school. The Sophomore Central Board composed of homeroom officers is proof that this class holds future leaders with executive ability. These students are industrious and creative and displayed both of these qualities in the successful presentation of their annual dance, the Holly Hop. By continued effort on their part and the ever-ready aid of the faculty and adminis- tration, this group of students is certain to accomplish many higher achievements both scholastically and otherwise. The class adviser is Miss Riehle.