Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

 - Class of 1945

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I , V f -.4 . -- g ,QLf. ?' 1 5.-Q .,, K N3-e,. .mb , .mg 5 A 5 Q -'- 'gj .Q 5 Q KKKA hw. M .73 . ' , . j V, fair FOREWGRD We, fhe class of I945, are especially proud of our yearbook for if is fhe firsf one fo bear fhe permanenf name, Echoes. The fheme we have chosen is Americana. Our life in Hamburg High School can be likened fo fhe life of fhe counfry. As our nafion has progressed fhrough fhe diligence and per- severance of ifs cifizens, so has our school gone forward fhrough fhe confinuous efforfs of fhe sfudenfs and faculfy. We have worked faifhfully and cheerfully fo make our school one of which we can be proud. We have elecfed our officers and council members fo help supervise our acfivifies iusf as fhe cifizens of fhe nafion elecf fheir officials fo safeguard fheir freedoms and ideals. ln fhis, our yearbook, we sfrive fo depicf our life as we have made if in Hamburg High School. Through our experience here we hope fo become beffer cifizens by puffing info pracfice fhe principles we have learned. MRS. ERMA BIRDSEY To Mrs. Erma Birdsey, who has always +aken a- keen inferesf in our problems and accomplishmenfs and who has wifh genuine kindness given us counsel, 'ilwe class of l'-745 sincerely dedicaie +l1is, our yearbook. A 4 i4 ff 3 2 5 3 4 1 1 11 E S 1 5 1 5 5 5 5 -V WY, ,, ....+, -. , , ,W , - , ,, ,. F f .A+ ,S ff- 1 JH-.-w: ffnswv, an wk - A ,.,. vwfv.fwwwf,L f-,. Mm- Afwnfvxwmmw-mmmnMm ADMINISTRATISEI Mr. Banks, Mr. Sirafemeier, Mr. Vanderhoef, Mrs. Harfrhann, Dr. Baker, Miss Pierce, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Schneider, Mrs. Forbush. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Educaiion can be ikened +o our nafional Congress. I+ is responsible for fhe policies of fhe school. We, of Hamburg, are parficularly 'For+unal'e in having a board Thai' is capable, progressive, and desirous of mainfaining a school 1'ha'r is second +o none. As a liaison' befween +he Board of Eclucarion and 'rhe school is our Superinfendenl' of Schools, Mr. Howard W. Vanclerhoef, and his slaff, whose efficiency makes for a smoofh func+ioning organizaiion. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE Miss Howder, Miss Erway ,L+. Leader, home on leave, Mr. Vanderhoef, Miss Pierce. p 6 PRINCIPAL Donald E ConI:Iln SECRETARY Jean GaIbrau+h SENIOR HIC-BH SCHOOL To I'he Semor Hugh School FacuII'y and Mr ConIcIm Prlnclpal we fhe s+ucIenI's owe much for +he heIp +ha+ +hey have given us From I'he hme we enfered from Jumor Hugh unhl our semor gracIuahon 'Ihree years Ia+er Ihenr ever presen+ eFFor+ ln our behalf has served as an msplra hon for which we say Thank You. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY rs. an erwoo , r. on nn, rs. en usc, :ss Mc n rews, rs. nr se, :ss o non, Iss ra am, iss c an 1, r. are e, iss ein ac, iss eave, iss c ee, Iss c uer, iss arbur on, is arvey, r. n erson. Iss ie e, Mr. easer. Mr. Scrufon, Mr. Rice, Mr. Herring'I'on, Mr. Deilefson. PRINCIPAL Julius C. Braun SECRETARY Lenore Bond JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High School FacuI+y and Office have done much Io cuI+ivaI'e Ihe minds of fhose s+udenI's who will soon I'aIce Iheir places in Senior high. Through Ihe pa+ienI' and consideraie eFFor+s of Mr. Braun and I'he faculfy, fhe s'I'uden+s will leave Junior High aIer+ and well-'rrained individuals, desirous of 'Fur+hering fheir educa'rion. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Erickson, Bach, Comforf, Marfelle, Scru+on, Hannan, Measer, Miss FuIIer, Mrs. Up+on, Herringfon, 8 Mrs. Siade, Miss Gabby, Miss Kavanaugh, Braun, Mrs. Richer+, Miss Ewell, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Dominski, Mrs. Biancur. Miss Morgan. HIGH SCHOOL MAINTENANCE No school can funcfion wi+hou+ an experi' mainfenance sfalif. The job of keeping a plan'r running involves many duiies, each one necessary fo fhe success of fhe whole. There are furnaces fo be fired, snow 'ro be shoveled, grass +o be cu+, and buildings +o be cleaned. Besides fhese lhere are counlless small iobs lo be done which require knowledge of many frades. Our sfaff has become.exper+.1'hrough years of experience. GRADE SCHOOL Mr. Sauers, Mr. Walla. ss ,..,, ,. . .7 ,,m,,S,, Mr. Faulring, Mr. Schieber, L+. R l home on leave, Mr. Ludwig M Mumbach. souP's ON CAFETERIA The cafeleria, under +he clirecfion of Mrs. Colvin and Miss Sfeinbach, serves meals fo The grade school, junior high school and senior high school. These meals are planned ,io 'Furnish fhe boys and girls. wifh fhe required 'Food elemenfs needed +o carry on a busy day of sludy. JThe Pareni'-Teachers' Associa+ion of Hamburg is a mosf ac+ive organizafion. Through fheir efforls, money was raised +o purchase new curfains and lighfing 'fixfures for +he slage of The High School Audi- forium. The associa+ion also provides a meefing ground for +eachers and parenfs +o discuss fhings of mu+ual in'reres+. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Mass Sfuar+, Mrs. Zmlc, M 'Eck Mrs. Tills, Mrs. Lockwood, Mr. Co kl Mrs. McClung, Mrs. McShane, M Michie, Mr. Braun, Mrs. Forbush fi 51 1 1 I r CLASSES i J AN U ARY Q, RAD UAT E 5 i ii, L X 1s2fSfffe+2g2as'fQzE525ff?5fM:6z . W ' f ww . ,,A.. s.RR2Q11f3'i Qazfmffhis E1 Q - . ROSEMARY Assu RY ROBERT MEYER -'R d-- I-B b-- Sophomore Hop 2 Track 2 . 'als-ffcihffgfzr-eis' s-I Life-I - Chofuf 2 S P e HOP 2 Junior Prom 3 Junior Prom 3 Sporismanship Club 4 ,,.. R.-2:iE2E:..'fs:4av - ..:'..e'aa:f . , ,fs R51 fy , , +-2 fegfimwm- 7 : 2: . -1. ,f,,5- ,ZW WMAR. 5 A S.. wx I W W, A, ff 2 F , of 1 ,l fi' Rf RW ' Qs' 'S K . fx 4 2 4' gf? K x f 'V E . S, E ' rg J' R E15 fx ' A . R S55 R . .-.,.,.5EE.f ' ,,. , f 5 Mw, u 3g,,,i,Ea,,3e5 xv f ... R an X z 'fl 5 R555 gi 3, J E 44 H 4, E Rh . R gf? 1-f S' E smxi 5 3 Rm 4 gn 'i yoga Q Q? -?1 N 3 Y, E -M miliw u I BRUCE FRASE ROBERT P'ETRlE Bruce Bob Foofball 2, 4 Junior Prom 3 Chrisimas Pageanf 4 ,E NRS 91 Q GEORGE M. PIERCE Windy Orcheslra 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Foofball 3, 4 Sophomore Hop 3 Junior Prom 3 lnframural Baskefball 2 gf A 'i1fi3:ii.'i ii - Sf , r 1 '5:g,f -.,.-: if , - 'fa t-, .,, fu' Yiz5i,i5zg?' -':?E gf '5':f5'5k1 V? if gm :QR fg1f'LivN.. 1, ' '-: .1f .4 ,.1mz'smsw- ' H . , can A R' i'iii 1 ii . i K X M PAUL HINES REEVES SLIGHTER 2 2, Si s1422,sf2.sffssf?2i' 'f' ': - Baske+baII 3, 4 Al K 'S 3 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Hcp 2 1 .S 5 515 . K' ':g:,,,r,j2,5 Foofbell 4 'JU '0' Prom 3 M fi Homeroom Presidenf 4 Baseball 2, 3 ,, Q J Color-bearer 4 A Inframural Baskefball 2, 3, Service Club 2 J A ALBERT LEDERMAN IIAIII Service Club 2 Junior Prom 3 RODRICK SPICER ..Rod.. Baseball 2 Sophomore Hop 2 lnlramural Baskefball 2 CLASS OF '45 ROBERT WALSH PAM ELLA WELLS Bob Pam President Senior Class 4 Vice-Presicleni, Senior Class 4 Associale Edifor, Annual 4 Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4 Chairman, Junior Prom 4 Treasurer, Sfudeni Council 4 Sexfef 2, 3, 4 'Senior Play 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Orchesira 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Chorus 2, 3. 4 4,5,,S55,gg5f rg: qwneek 51,1 1.-,fi:-,Q,:Qg.fiL1f:wng ,S , ,, Q ,, me , ,. 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Junior Prom 3 fe Nalional Honor Sociefy 4 Sporis 2, 3, 4 Merii Award 2. 3 ,.., . 3 NJ X 5 Q E ,, nf ,Q D, X 5, 2, has iid 5 V if L 1 l nr 4 1, , f K' X 9 S is Mlm K qxt R 1 N , +I, i 51 '.Qf,.5J'fZ Fi' f ,,, If T L ,gr I T 23 ll, ,Lg , gy . , sl, .. 5, - K .. . ..-L ,yi-fr '94 s::'5f4 'r JAMES A. ABBOTT JANET ANDRES RabbiH Annual Slaff 4 ..-lan.. Sophomore Hop 2 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Junior Prom 3 Sporfs 2 Senior Play 4 Library 2 lniramural Baskeiball 4 EDWARD ACKUEY ..-I-ed.. Annual Sfaff 4 Baskefball Manager 3, 4 lniramural Baslceiball 2, 3, 4 Foofball Manager 3, 4 PHYLLIS ADAMS Ilphylll Annual Sfaff 4 Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4 JACK AVOLT Jack Service Club 2 Baseball 4 Sophomore Hop WILLIAM BAILLIE HBHI.. 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Annual Slafl 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom 3 Thela Players 4 Nalional Honor Sociely 4 Presidenl Sporlsmanship Club 4 BLANCHE CRITOPH Service Club 3 Chorus 2, 4 -Junior Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Slafl 4 BETTY LOU DONHAUSER A Belly Meril Award 2, 3, 4 Nalional Honor Sociely 4 Sporlsmanship Club 3,4 Annual Slall 4 Sporls 2, 3, 4 W Sludenl Council 2 RICHARD DRAUDT Big Dick Baslzelball 2, 3, 4 Color-bearer 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Homeroom Presidenl 2, 3 Vice-Presidenl, Junior Class 3 OF '45 RUTH DRESSER Bunch Annual Slall 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Service Club 2 Meril Award 2 Baslrelball 2, 3 BETTY ANN DUNST Belly Ann Annual Slalf 4 Lalin Club 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Music Feslival 3, 4 NANETTE FINLEY Binlrie Business Manager, Senior Play 4 Annual Slaff 4 Thela Players 4 Nalional Honor Sociely 4 Homeroom Officer 2 Chorus 2, 4 JEAN FISHER Floss Edilor-in-Chief, Annual 4 Presidenl, Sludenl Council 4 Nalional Honor Sociely 4 Secrelary, Junior Class 3 Homeroom Olificer 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 JEANNE ERDLE P Jinx Annual Slalf 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Arl Club 2 Thela Players 2, 3, 4 WILBUR GIESLER Willie Orcheslra 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Foolball 3, 4 Service Club 2 CLASS OF '45 ALlCE FOWLER Fowl Annual Sfafi 4 Theia Players 2, 3, 4 Chrislmas Pageanf 4 Junior Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Sporls 2, 3 BEVERLY GAUPEL HGUH.. Thela Players 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Sexlei' 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Slaff 4 ROSITA GONZALEZ NRO.. Cheerleading 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Sporfsmanship Club 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Chorus 2, 4 Modern Dance 4 EDWINA GRIMM Winkie Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Cheerleading 3, 4 Sporlsmanship Club 4 Senior Play 4 Service Club 2 ROMA GLEASON LEWIN GRISWOLD MAE ROSE GOLLWITZER Thela Players 2 Chorus 2, 3 Service Club 2 ..Lew.. Tennis 2, 3, 4 Naiional Honor Sociefy 3,4 Annual Sfaff 4 Orchesira 3, 4 Assemblies 4 Senior Play 4 LINA HAFNER Frenchie Annual Sialif 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Sportsmanship Club 3, 4 Sporls 2, 3, 4 'liiiilw 413393 ,..,,,,, y , A I H ,,,,,,,,,,, ' 935 5,55 iff 11 2: ' ., H j I .. fi'-if ' - ' ' , 1 z, ' 1 i'i -1 HARRIETT GRISWOLD Annual Slaff 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Service Club 2 -,,111,,1,,:,,M,4u, smiffrf-'W -U ff--ff ff, Q sl 'T 'Wu we- 5:? s if S5 5 '..f, imfwzgfi-if! fr ns :gf Q, Q ,Q M fa Q 1 sf fb W ni f ,M iegi-Esa1.ifgffw5:ff- 43'2iiiSi5Sif'5'2rf95as::QE3iY'5ff--if 1 1132 Nrfzgfw,-:fm -..f5,,333i,gg'ez,.-rg. f.wL,.,'x:1er--Xf ff X , 17' -wwf-'iamAmr,-s. f---f Y... xwxgg- 11fj51,,gf.,,-wig -' ., V 'e:,:ffP1fs-:ct,:e:'-fir? 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Foolball 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 JEAN HODGSON Baslxelball 2 Bowling 2 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Cenlral Board 3 Junior Prom 3 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 MARY RUTH HOUGHTON Merri Annual Slaff 4 Senior Play 3, 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Sporlsmanship Club 3, 4 Service Club 2 DOROTHY KARSTEDT DO'l l'le Service Club 3 Junior Prom 3 Chorus 3, 4 Annual Slaff 4 RUTH CORINNE KERSHAW Rufhie Sophomore Hop 2 Annual Slaff 4 Service Club 2, 3 Chorus 2. 3. 4 RONALD KIEF ..Ron.. POLLY KENDALL Pol Senior Play 4 Annual Sllafl 4 Orcheslra 2, 3, 4 Salute Leader 4 Meri? Award 2, 3 Baslcelball 2, 3 DONNA KRAIGER 'Sa-de Senior Play 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Junior Prom 3 Merif Award 2 Treas,, Sporfsmanship Club 4 we M K . 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W 3 54 231 3, f K E X299 5 ,, f , vii-5393? aff' as My Q , me is , 4 , ' -fr was U .ff CLASS OF '45 NELSON KLISPIE lINeIll Sporfsmanship Club 2 Track 4 SAMUEL KNAPP llsamll Transferred from Florida Tennis 4 Senior Play 4 Track 4 BRUCE LEBERMAN Smucll Fooiball 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2 Chorus 2, 3 ARLINE LUDWIG 1 Annual S'iaff4 WlLLARD MACKMER Mac Annual Slaff 4 Sfage Crew 4 Junior Prom 3, 4 Sophomore Hop 2, 4 Band 2, 3 Service Club 2 HARRl'ET MARY Harss Homeroom Officer 3 Junior Prom 3 Annual Sfaff 4 Senior Play 4 Bowling Manager 4 Baskefball 3 ' MARY MCGEE Miclxie Annual S+aFF 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 G. MARTIN MERRILL Marry Nafional Honor Sociefy 4 Annual Siaiif 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom 3 Track 2, 3, 4 lnframural Baslreiball 2, 3. 4 wif f , fifhffigfisivi . . - -,waggggil f'w52i!'z1 EFF. Ti , :ar . . V fafmwx gg, Q., .ev H ,. Qiaga'fv+r a:a yQ9i si- fx I 22555 if Liv:- DONNA MATTULKE Robin Annual Sfaff 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Hop i Junior Prom 3 2 The+a Players 2, 3, 4 Service Club 2, 3 my sa 34141 if sm 5 1 D1 aa -v -,sum fe 1 7 l' Q fa? s S J 1 4- , 4a afA'2:,?i,:',: 9 8 fzrigafrf f 'Vu new ff-- ::51,:gsg-451555225221gm . gg 2 an-fr f5:55wsgiL1'3f1f5351553 . ' -L.1gQgp5fi,QijXIi5E3f fffviiiiiaa 2-:f1'f.e:piiiiieS' are ggsaigfiirsfg 5.4, 21:25-,.ss2'fU.:wzg5 7 '1.mfSwe?zff ' - zwzieviiiifisiifzzg x wikf ' - I2 svezii . gg,-52.5 wa, 5 f ex e-:QM V F , , , . ,W ..., , . , ' , ajiggffiv v , . rr sf -V .- 14 CLASS OF '45' ESTHER MILLER ..Es+.. JOHN NEWSOME Johnny Sophomore Hop 2 Nafional Honor Socieiy 4 Junior Prom 3 Orcheslra 2, 3 Chorus 2 Bancl 2, 3 Homeroom Officer 3 Annual SIaFF 4 Senior Play 4 Traclc 4 w,.- .'.- .'--' , ,.., I 'V I JUDITH MILLER WALTER F. ORR l Baslreiball 2 Band 2, 3 , -., . - k.rk Junwf Prom 3 Junwf Prom 3 ff I Th'-Bla Pl-Wefs 3' 4 f f'Uff Vollevball 2 if .2 1 A l S+ ff 4 nnua 5 ' V- I E-1'7gs 5: 21- ,.,,: I c .:S fL'7 ' f' -siixi -f :5'1Ef ':jgr9'f:: V I Liiii Senior Play 4 Lrnn f - I Lf,' ..i- -. ,- ,.'-::'5'EEf5 '.E'i'h' :..:ixrEf.Z:: fE-.'i'- :? ' ' - 5 .. :i'f..P::.' - I: '5?',:: ' Qxw fxas if me' f-:Gz,afg,g5- 1 ,, ... L . A as rr,' , .. , ,. .... , ,, .. , ,. .mr , L. ., ,'33',,x. ,V . 152, ff . -fa -fri -ll' Fai A L..,,4. MA ,.,,,.. .. ::2'2F:':'Nal':'. :f .' 5 13711 'iz' 3 I ' I I- 59'ff5 F5i- f 5 , ,I . vas55:ugf25S?2bwJf LLOYD MILLER . Killer Foolball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Sporfsmanship Club 4 Homeroom Oflicer 3 Annual Sfaff 4 Senior Play 4 ROBERT MOLL Bob Junior Prom 3 Chorus 3, 4 Music Feslival 4 Track 4 LOIS MORLEY ..Lo.. All-Shale Fesfival 4 Chorus 3, 4 Sepfehe 4 Homeroom Officer 3 Junior Prom33 Sfudeni Council 3 APRIL MAY RAAB January Nafional Honor Socieiy 3, 4 Meril' Award 2, 3 Annual S+aFf 4 Sporfsmanship Club 4 Thela Players 2, 3, 4 Lafin Club 2, 3, 4 BETTY LOU REAHR Bef Sporis 2 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 RITA P'ERRIN All-Sfale ,Feslival 3, 4 Sep'IeHe 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Meri? Award 3 Sporfsmanship Club 4 LaI'in Club 2, 3, 4 f9fi?Z!f,, 4. 'Z5:12:32:52ikTx?fB,'1mE1s1,55,fiE5?ff9i55: ' gfeg:2g?'rzff?g3?fflfm21sl,,f:- 'S U S N5biig?fis?2k ap sw, EG, , W., was am- iiiiizfs, f . ,-,,, ,, V- , , ., Q . A 4 ,Q ' 48 F Q in ad K -, 255 6 , f :qw , r Yffr X :S Q' P A gm r I ' A ,I ff-E, iffi5'QEiF'f '1'L,5't'f'3.' - F s+'.Ii5E.'5Z'f:f I K gr B ,, ff x. -f - .. . . vf ROBERT RODRIAN Roclcly Senior Play 4 CLASS OF '45 JACK RICHARDS Beel' Foolball 3, 4 Baslrelball 2, 3, 4 Traclr 2, 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 ROBERT ROBINSON HBOB.. Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Manager, Baslrelball 3 , 4 lnframural Baskelball 2, 3, 4 Service Club 2 JOHN ROTHFUSS ..RoCky.. Senior Play 4 ALLEN SAUNDERS Ossie' Baseball 2, 3, 4 lnlramural Baslrelball 2 - 'fe:::sfssf9S?,?.if,Fics JACK C. SCHMITT Scl'1miHy Sluclenl Council 3 Nalional Honor Sociely 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom 3 Homeroom Presidenl 3 JOHN A. SCHNAUTZ Johnny Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Ba n d 2 Music Feshval 2 xi li' 1 gig WI2W2ffS'li2g5f2zusf' '2f4HSff?1Q WTSQQFFMSTQ? --'vw-an xlfxvm wss,g,?2a,.f,, e, r,s,.m,fr:,-sew,M, . .. ,,y,f,a,pr,, We ,H 19, Arm,-iffig we, ,:ff:fQf6zgfHw2,gs .. f1.,:,we1,,w ff, ,5,,,,,,,,, ,, t ..,,, ,u.. , , ,1 1e1fi4H ?1f,,.s,, .. ,sir Heals! ,. S ,rr ,ew ri? xiii ir ,rv VU Wrxf ff? ' aa, Y 1 ,ggi ,L , ,Q 1' f H Q we . few ff . ' 5 ,Gm Q Q we Y ,exam ' 25 E WW? f -V ' , s z,- -r I-'Y-1,'2 f1Q i I ' I I ri y ral. M eg a , , L, f ' -Maasai:.z f'a,zgss.,w- -. -E ' ' ' -2 91 LOlS SHULTZ Judy Annual Slaff 4 I Vice-Pres., Sludenl Council 3 Senior Play 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Homeroom Presiclenl 2, 3 JEANNE SKINNER Dus'ly Seplefle 4 Sporls 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Thela Players 3, 4 Music Feslival 2, 3, 4 1' r :L 1, ' 'QQQQS A 1, 'aff J 4 an like f K ,sms ski' fi! if W 2 5 3 X Q x as ,L N are X 1, 1, Q 2 355 1' 2 ,Q 1 X ' .- :ii1fi'::-:QQ'5' V - fi,-Ulf .i: 155: ..1r: 2, 3, il' az ' x 41348399 fag 15 N E gi ff ,Q S5 A 7 my rx 3 DONALD SHULTZ Don , Baslxelball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Football 4 Junior Prom 3 15 len I , Yi Q , F5 S, V55 v .,., I I yy, I A CLASS OF 45 QQ SM Q filik W M 6,218- sf 1 1 my , flwrfiyigffirf, ir wwf? ,:- 5 rg , . - Z Fi fi: ': ,:5.-u I iE'G .:-IE , V' Wli,5I5i -F15 I . A ,L :- Sim !'k:u2eM1, wr ,95f ff5iasilQg5:fl22iggr:4 ,. 'w21HNgg'f51a?igfi Q j x of r,,g - 1wSeEsaaegg?5Q,wf,g1,,Q jmszgisfi -5, , 15?fl5?5f?14?fs11Pff,??x:flag f gfsfgiggff 5.,.Z,:sf2:1..' wgfiftii 1 :fffrin -- 3, : gg I wif! ff 'il '12Tf '1',I'7:,-' .. -PETE - ..Z1'T :., . 1.21: f , . - ' SY iv? M ,Q N 'wsflil 'K 551 CLARENCE L. SMITH Clancy Homeroom O'l'Ticer 2, 3 Sfudenl Council 2 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Hop 2 THOMAS SKINNER ..Fa+.- Baslxefball 2, 3, 4 Traclx 2, 3, 4 Foolball 2. 3. 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 BEU-LAH SMITH Billie Chorus 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 NORMA SOLBERG SoIlie Thela Players 2 Junior Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Transferred Io Hollywood, BETTY SPRAGUE Bunny Soffball 2, 4 Baske+ball 2, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Sophomore Hop 2 DONALD STALEY Gunder Baseball 2 3, 4 Baslcefball 3, 4 Foolball 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 SYLVESTER STANG npefe.. Movie Proieclor 2 Junior Prom 3 WILLIAM STETLER Bill Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Chorus 4 Cal. Homeroom Presidenl 3 EILEEN P. 'SULLIVAN Rus+y Annual Sfaff 4 Senior Play 4 ' Junior Prom 3 Thefa Players 3 Chorus 3 Sophomore Hop 2 MARION STEPHENS HSTEVEH Chorus 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Homeroom Officer 3 Badminlon 2 sf ..,, erf:m-m:w,- Wwe f,-f , i. CLASS OF '45 MARY SULLIVAN Sary Junior Red Cross 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Annual Sfaff 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 RUDOLPH VUCIC Rudy Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Homeroom Officer 2 A . BETTY T. WHEELER ,,,' Q Bef J unlor Prom 3 A Qi' , Baseball 2 B 5 5 ke+ 5 6 I I 2 lg., -. 2 'If ,u 1f'f: ' 2: - 1: ' .' f z,'f22ef1 P7- ei-3' il - 55152,-Qfrrirfff--:fray W s Q 3 sfiiwies 2 , fr , EMMA CAROLYN WICKHAM S n n I FUHY - ' Senior Play 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Thela Players 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Chrisfmas Pageanl 4 EYLA WAGNER nl.. Annual Sfaff 4 Junior Prom 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chrisfmas Play 2.3, 4 Music Fesfival 2, 3 :az--fra, wiffeis f, , ,.., are .,.. 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A fi ,,,, r,,,,., . , 2 fs L JOHN WARREN DELLUS YOCHUM ' Yasha Bud Foo+ball2, 3,4 Track 2, 4 BaSlfe+ball Manager 2.3.4 lniramural Baslxeiball 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3 Cheerleading 2 Sporismanship Club 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 MARJORI'E WERRICK Woodie Sophomore Hop 2 Homeroom Secrelary 3 Junior Prom 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Sporfs 2, 3, 4 Orchesfra 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom 3 CORDY LOU ZOOK llcorkyll Nafional Honor Sociely 4 Meril Award 2 Annual Slaff 4 Senior Play 4 Junior.Prom 3 Thefa Players 2, 3 4 ,yr-faisw :- . ' ' nava l . . 1-51 ' ' , :rf J ,fb ,C ,, ,T,,,,,4,,,. N 3 9 i rm' Q 2 Kal? 4 , -wi W 3 , Q- .X Q, 1, , , .,. '41 9, fa 'ES ,4 ag, Q iwrwihfw ' f Q in iff ,ry Q 42 rg fr ,egg ' '-X535 ,ggi Q29 'Q fi ,Ji f 5 in : -,.:n,E5535l.:5f.: A 5-Ja 27551555 V 'li Q .,.. ggyfggglge 1 -...i'I:1,,l'E':::S::::4i: x : H ..'4E J- M -Q, .4 ef: :rw -'ls Row Row OW Kershaw Perrm Knapp Fowler Slunner Hodgson Brown Reahr Schmlh' Kendall l , ' , , Il ' , , . Row lll Sfeplwens, Merrill, Houglvlon. R IV , ' , , Row l Werrick,MaH'ulke,Wl'1eeler. Row ll Dobay, Miller, Rofhfuss, Rodrian, Miller. Row Ill Donhauser, Hefler, Brifi, Abbot Giesler ow ow Row Row E Sullivan M Sullivan Moll Rschards C Ballmg Baillie Bellz Grimm Finley R I ' . ' , . ' , , ' R ll Dresser, D. Shuliz, L. Slwulfz. Walsh. lll . ' , ' ' . IV , ' , ' . f'Wv Row I Craig Bergum V Balhng Row ll Smlfh Banks Avolf HITS+ Row Ill Krauger Hall Ludwng Zook Dunsf a , Row I Fisher, Wells, Newsome. Row ll Leberman, Mary, H. Griswold, Row lll Slaley, Slang, L. Griswold, Morley, Carlson, Biehler Row I Petrie, Asbury, Spicer. Row II Slighier, Meyers, Hines, Pierce, Frase. HAMBURG'S SECOND JANUARY GRADUATING CLASS . Survives Mass Murder SGT. RUSSELL T. CARR WNY SERGEANT SEES GERMANS' MASSACRE PALS Hamburg :Soldier ls One of Few to Escape When 'Tiger i Tanks Mow Down Ameri- can Prisoners'in Field Many mot-hers and fathers in Western New York shuddered gat Christmas time when they read .about the Frst Army unit which was captured and Wantonly slaughtered near Malmedy on Dec. 16. but none experienced the com- bination of shock and gratitude felt by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Milks, '34 Woodview Ave., Ham- burg, sMonday morning when they opened a letter from their son, Russell T. Carr, sergeant tech- Bnician with. the First .Army, and ,riad that he was one of -the sur- vvvors. After escaping from the M lmedy sector, Sgt. Carr went to Bsstogne. Fewer Than .'Score Escape '11 told of the lightly-armed unit of 143 Americans who were over- come by a column of 15 to 20 Nazi Tiger tanks and herded into a field. where the captives were shot by a tankman with a' pistol and by another German in an armored car who methodically sprayed the helpless victims with a' sub-ma- Chine-gun. Some fell to the ground dead or wounded, all who moved or moaned were shot again by Ger- man noncoms. Some shammed death and, after the Germans -de- parted. hugged the ground for an hour before hiding in a nearby Woods. 'Fewer than a score reached Ai- lied positions, the- report con- cludedf ' ' I Am 'Safdf12'fS Having read this gruesome ac- count, Mr. and Mrs: Milks turned to 'the letter, whii2h'read in part: Hope you are fifiot' ,the least bit worried about 'meg because I am very well and comfortable and safe. How lovely it is to say, 'I 'am safe! The' enclosed clipping tells ,the reason why I am here. I was one of the few who got awayf' Sgt. Tech. Carr, 26, enlisted in October 1940 with the First Engi- neers, going overseas in August 1942 with the famous- First Di- vision of the First' Army. He fought in the Algerian and Tunisian cam- paigns and in the invasion of Sicily until- the First Division was re- organized in England before they invasion of Europe. ,He then be- camerpart of an artillery observa- tion battalion with Vjihe First Army. He recently recei kd the Bronze Medal. Lefl fo righ'l: Mcshane, Laubaclcer, Leas, Machmer, Meyers, Lockwood, McCausland, Lamm, M Miller, Naber, Miss Harvey, MiFFlin, Newlon, Nesbil, Moyer, Oflinger, Mohrhardf, Oredson. ROOM 208 FIRST ROOM TO SUBSCRIBE iooofo TO THE I945 Eos-loES This year +he s'ruden+s decided +o choose a permanenl' name 'For 'rhe Hamburg High School Yearbook. Names were submiH'ed and voled upon. To Mary Lou Dobay wenl' lhe honor of having her suggeslfion of Echoes chosen as +he permanenl' lille. The significance of l'he name is self-eviden? since The annual hasialways been an echo of life al Hamburg High School. . fi-I-. K 'w h A 'ff L - , 55, .... , . K. . l 54 W fs 3 ....x.f6.FW?L'g M is e 'f1Qx,'m1,w2'f ..,, l we - - em ai l -'lf wiv' 9' My WW k,,,1,,, ,W 1 : . 3 f: :?,.ei'f: i s ' Y - A .' gl ? ,gg y f ss ' fi : Q. Pfc. Roberf Armbrusfer Pvf. Richard Dudley Pfc. Lawrence Mammoser GCLD 'STAR ALUMNI Cadel' Edwin Bundy Lf. Edison Dihel ,,,MW,. f fini Cpf. John Hahn imma. .mf V .i.fiffV1s-S11.,:-fff:-'-' A 'V .,ffsr5:f:Q,E-,Z ' 7 R ef -fiiiflfzi .f j - f 55 HEQ4 5 , wi .1 fN,ln:,g A - A 2' Tiff? ,- .FI I 351915555151 V as: . M ,gf-29333 ff' JV. 2' f gl X ' H Lei. Pvt Richard Mafhien We have fried +o make fhese pages as comple+e as possible. If fhere are any omissions, we are exlremely sorry. Pfc. Paul MacNeil Sgt Allen McGraw Pfc Wllllam Norwood W' awffb me-gk if Cadei' Craig Parker L+ Edward Schumer Sfaff Sgf Frederick Cook GOLD STAR ALUMNI Lf John O Brien Phar M IIC John O Donnell Sgf Carlion Pefrne Cpl John Po'Her Pfc Harold Schunlr Pvf Joseph W S+erreH' Jr Na+ plcfured S+aFf Sgi Glenn Haushalfer Li Roberf Rucker . . . . 1 ' ' ' -- H ' 'i 1 filfli U 'xfffi viii: ' V1 F:x :f. . .:' ', 'Lf U9 ',,,, V in ,,,, 7 J, X , if Q1QgfQ.g23::Ae n ei . . ' . . . , . Row Row Row Row 'Raw Lamm, Baer, BarreH, Newfon, Draudf, Leas, Roeder, Woznialx, Shoup. II- III- IV- Piniewski, Welsfed, Naber, Lockwood, Sherwood, Andres, Ash, Zappia, Jazembalr, Kronenberg. Franfz, Offinger, Taylor, Barfon, Dalziel, Nesbif, Kelly, Pefers, Kollafz, Hummel, Smilh, Anderson, Hall. Marringer, Kehe, Smifh, Wor'Ih, Hoeber. Cain, Kuszlra, Rogers, 'ErvoIina, Miller, Beiger, Pfeiffer, Pillion, Meyers, Glanz. V-isnyder, CaseIIi,'Brice, 'Kay, Cary, Slighl-er, Girsr, Michie, Cameron, Gould, Kuebler, Kelly, Andrews, Bley, Eva, Kenf, Gille. JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CENTRAL BOARD Kronenberg, Gregory, BarreH, Kollafz, McCausIand, Zappia, Miss Harvey, Miss Seavey, Brinkerhoff, Machmer, Goddard, Gille, Hummel, Miss Warburlon, Wal- Iers, Andrews, Shoop, Mr. Rice, Pfeifer, Baer, Kelly, Mrs. Birdsey, Cary, Miss McAncIrews, SferreH, Oredson, Sfeller, Salverson. Row I-Weaver, Sfowell, Machmer, Weidner, Buchanan, Besf, Walfers, Wifherel, Riehle, Kingsfon. Row 2-Fallon, Weinheimer, Smilraf, Van Camp, Ubelhare, Trippe, Kruger, Kirsf, Rodger, Haeclrer. Row 3-McCausland, Slade, Laubaclier, Simon, Michie, Moyer, Wirfner, Oredson, Shoop, Pefers, Goddard, Janialr. Row 4-Bailie, Donhauser,'Vol'l:er,'S1imson, Brinlrerhoff, Turner, Mifflin, Gonzalez, Smith, Purdy, Killian Kunz, Abboif, Frier, Quifer. Row 5-Reynolds, Dougheriy, Kranz, McShane, Bishop, Harringfon, Herrmann, Salverson, Gregory, Sferreif, Gibbons, Grosiean, Mohrhardl, Cullen, Shoemaker, Crawford. The Class of '46 has been in fhe senior high school for 'l'wo years and il' has already made an enviable record for ifself. As sophomores fheir firsf venfufe was fhe very successful promofion of fhe Holly Hop. This was followed by an equally successful prom fhis spring. Presidenf T iiii GIL GREGORY Vice-President DONNA BETH SHOOP Secrefary CAROL KRONENBERG Treasurer JAMES GILLE Row Row Row Row Row Row I-Seider, Soldwedel, Luiz, Rachwal, Kuhn, Waller, Johnson, Winiers, Dimifroff, Bohen, Mefzler, Harringlon. 2-Kingsfon, Mahoney, Kuszka, Diclxson, McGra+I'1, Baillie, Waldron, Irwin, Wolfe, Kiefer, Cherry, Pawlson, Hodil. 3-Wesolelx, Hodgson, Fallon, Bole, Roberfs, Dellacecca, Ulrich, Colin, Rohrer, Monroe, Anzu- Iewicz, Soby. 4-Maclean, Riggs, AIJIJQH, Jewiif, Teichmann, 'Law, Edingfon, Fifzpafriclc, Debo, Graf, Leas WiHmeyer, Isch, Kuehne. 5-Burley, Riley, Dubrinslci, Donovan, Naber, Walers, Rosenauer, Sfranahan, Georgi, Hayden, Shanafelf, Kronenberg, SchuHs, Heimburg, Newsome. 6-Gregory, Meyn, Reed, McDonnell, Harris, Rogan, Fried, Purves, McAIlesIer, Puleo, Gilson, Weidner, Plumb, Harris, Winsfon, Bembia, Anionic, Irvin. SOP'HO'MO'RE CLASS SOPHOMCRE CENTRAL BOARD Edingfon, Balmer, Soldwedel, Herold, Riggs, Harringfon, Schusfer, Walker, Pfarner, Hayden, AbboH, Knoche, Bur- ley, Shanafell, Gilson, Bond, Naber, Miss Schan+z, Winsfon, Wilfse, Laco, Miss Riehle, Plumb, Gonzalez, Mrs. Vander- wcod, Irwin, Wolff, Miss Graham. 36 mmxw1 Row l-Moser, Nelson, Pfarner, Keppler, Everard, Reiber, Hanson, Pierce, Cole, Slaley, Kocur, McCall. Row 2-Charley, Goodridge, Dennies, Cruse, Plumb, Hagle, Keller, Bond, Ballzer, Wray, Zillel, Kuenn. Row 3-Will, Milscher, Pacanowski, Wolfe, Learn, Van Broclrlin, Yales, Smilh, Meyers, Braymiller, Beers, Haas. Row 4-Websler, Haugh, Molz, Hunfer, Darl, Hall, Hawkins, Hummell, Mailland, Borcherl, Bury, Willmeyer, Redding. Row 5-Herold, Lapp, Knoche. Schusler, Bailley, Dresser, Pfalifenbaclc, Klispie, Wallers, Walker, Schreiner, Hale, Weiser, Johnson, Johnson. Row 6-Richardson, Mcshane, Armilage, Orlifeo, Laco, Leberman, Hadrych, Shorl, Gugino, Hoelscher, Bowers, Lippold, Milchell, Wannenwelch, Willse, Baker, Seeger, Cassell. An aclive Sophomore Cenlral Board, composed of homeroom officers, made lhe plans for 'rhis year's annual Sophomore Hop. As ils name, Tropical Tempo suggesls, il lransporled 'rhe sludenls 'From 'lhe work-a-day world inlo a soulh sea haven. Under lhe able guidance of Miss Riehle, 'lhese Sophomores show greal' promise of aH'aining lurlher achievemenls. Presidenl EVA JANE EDINGTON Vice-Presidenl JOHN IRVIN Secrelary :tw Treasurer f' ,, 5 r u rs: ,Vkk TOM LACO -::g,gv.f r I 'wi f , ' ' T 'i T i s-S?-ff., ,- f , l - is 5-fffraii---ei-ri. .. .lsr l .swvzf-fmrsar. ,- 1 - ferr, K - s- 7 F 1. asses-fr , , ,,,, , V ,. .4 .gsm 1, - - ' ' . af .- - .r. fs-,-rr -w , , X- :,,g. -'su.., ,,f-N M55 5 2 ,5 . , -r .,,. Row I-Cameron, Cullen, Warren, Pefrella, Meyers Row 2-Hines. 'Row 3-Hafnerf Dresser, 'Pillion, Grimm, Eva, DEPARTMENTS .A l Kleinfelder, Siandard, Riefler, Baillie, Black, Rillman, Shanafeli, lrish, Smilh, Filler, Harringi'on,' Wheally, Seeger, ilfverard, R. Laidlaw, Waller, Wifherel, O'Brien, McKallip, Herrefi, Giesler, Vierkorn, Mr. Herringlon, Machmer, McCall, Riehle, G. Laidlaw, Van Brocklin, Shorl. Besides 'rraining 'iulure musicians, fhe music deparlmenl' increases music apprecialion. ln addiiion +o classes in rudimenls and harmony, lhis y depar+men+ includes fhe orchesfra, conducled by Mr. Ressel, lhe band, by Mr. Herringlon, and 'lhe choral groups liunior glee club, girls' sepl'eHe, randmixed 'choruslvunder fhes fdireclion of -Miss Schuler. The compel'-ence and energe+ic leadership of +hese feachers have 'resul+ed in highly success- ful performances of lheir respeclive groups al' assemblies, graduaiions, music feslivals, and 'rhe spring concerl. These ac+ivi+ies have siimulaled inferesf in music and 'broughf 'lisfening pleasure io many people. Griswold, Holfzscher, Hines, Van Camp, Wifherel, Ulrich, Carier, Goddard, Pi-oviclx, Laidlaw, Riffman, Bergum, Harringlon, Taylor, Mifchei, M. Smiih, Mr. Ressel, Laidlaw, Bley,' Slade, Van Broclclin, J, Smilh, Shorf, Wells, Kendall, Shanafelf, Balfzer, Everard, Waliers, Machmer. X1 A , w1 'W '1n1m,,.. f i 3wMl-wwiaum's::.:':v ' DEPARTMENT Row Row Row Row Row MIXED CHORUS Row. Row Row Row Row Row I-Wolff, Newlon, Ballzer, Slade, Perrin, Karsiecll, Reiber, Barrell, Bond. 2-Plumb, Werriclx, Siowell, Ash, Gonzalez, Kocher, Rachwal, Shoop, Melzler, Harringfon, Sprague, Hawlrins, Siephens. 3-Wells, McCausIand, Ollinger, Oredson, Andres, Pelers, Finley, McCall Wiilmeyer, Wagner, Brill, Dobay, Skinner, Kershaw, Hoeber. 4-Walier, Georgi, Smiih, Bailey, Boker, Turner, Gaupel, Moyer, Shulfz, Colley, Wirlner, Hummel, Riggs, Lease, Jazemloalc. 5-Pfalifenbach, Klispie, Walker, Slranahan, Nelson, Herold, Newsome Dunsl, Craig, Colley, Morley, Slimson, Barlon, Schusler, Willmeyer, Abboll, Miss Schuler. 6-Miller, Sherwood, Trippe, Ulrich, Moll, Kingsion, Brown, Sleller, Salverson Gould, Irish, Cameron, Andrews, Bley, Eva. I-Moore, Hummel, Reimer, George, Shullz, Berlraun, E. Wilson, Miller, Kelley, Plumb, Benbow O'Brien, Fowler, Dorn. 2-Williams, Shullz, Salmon, McCausland, Kirsch, Hammersley, Hough, Harrison, Duchman Bechlen, Palma, Riggs, Gunhing, Herold, Kershaw, Shadle, Hall, Franh, Glass. 3-Schiedel,Spincller, Seiberl, Unger, Shelanslcy, Lorig, Armbrusler, Keller, Irish, Hunl, Declr Dole, Treble, Schulls, Schunlc, Baslido, Cameron, Rich, Millar, Vail. . 4-Wagner, Vucic, Sherwood, Reynolds, Krause, Pollendea, Osgood, Norman, Newell, Bruce Barlon, Taylor, Shadle, Schufls, Dougan, Ebel, Haclxerner, Slafford. 5-Slaley, Gregory,'Monclr+on, Slrom, Haas, Rechin, Poller, Pelrie, Poheman, Blaclr, Balling Kurlzman, Allmeier, Smiih, Simpson, Merltley. GIRLS' SEPTETTE Morley, Perrin, Barrell, Ballzer, Slunner Shoop, McCausland, Wells, Miss Sehuler. 42 I THE PILGRIMS CAME Miss Johnson, Adams, BaIIing, Machmer Abbc-H, Baillie, Schmiff, Orr, Mary Erdle, Walsh, HirsI', Rodrian, Shulfz Sprague, Hall, Hafner. HISTORY World hisIory, a requiremeni' of every Sophomore, reviews for I'he sI'uden+ fhe s+ory of civiIizaI'ion from 3000 B. C. Io I'he presenl' day. Under Ihe able guidance of Mrs. Sporleder, Ihe s+uden'r is given a background which will give him greaier abiIiI'y- in solving curren'r problems. In American hisiory, Ihe s+uden'r sI'udies no+ only I'he hisfory which has made America greaf bu+ also discusses Ihe problems of America Ioday. Miss Johnson has Iried Ioconvey Io Ihe sI'uden+s an undersianding of democracy so +haI 'rhey may become beH'er cifizens of fomorrow. IN THE BEGINNING Schisler, LippoId, Bury, Roberis, Hawkins, Burley, Rachwal, Waldron. Hayden, Beale, Maifland, Dickson, Wifimeyer, Keller, Pfaffenbach, Sfandard, Websfer, Georgi, Knoche, Bohen, Pacanowski, Eva, Schusier, Fifzpafrick, Haugh, Green, Hall, Walfer, Bailey, Irwin, Dresser, Meyer, Puleo. AS SHAKESPEARE SAID - Shulfz, Smifh, Sfefler, Yochum, Miller, Bruce, Meyn, Morley, Perrin, Hall, Finley, Reahr, Fowler, Wheeler, Gollwilzer, Bal- ling, Skinner, Griswold, Dresser, Sfephens, Aclrley, Brown, Houghlon, Miss McGee, Dunsf. ENGLISH English ll, under +he direclion of Miss Riehle and Miss Schanlz, sfresses grammafical consfruclion, vocabulary, and spelling. Li+era+ure is also emphasized, 'rhus laying a background for English lll. ' In English Ill, under Mrs. Birdsey's guidance, +he s+uden+s become acquainfed wilh American li+era1'ure. They also receive fraining in oral andiwriH'en English. ln fourrh year English +he sfudenfs +race English li+era+ure from i'I's early developmenl 'ro +he presenf day. In addi+ion +o li+era'I'ure, +he course develops +he s+uclen+s' conversalional abili+y by sfressing vocabulary, pronuncialion, grammar, and composifion. muues or THE KING Schusfer, Rosenauer, Bohen, Kuszka, Cole. Hummell, Bury, Pacanowslxi, Cassell, Mo- ser, Miicher, lrvin, Reed, Anlonic, Marlin, OrFFeo, Weiser, Green, Puleo, Hayes, Riggs, McDonnell, Miss Riehle, Yafes. 43 DRAFTSMEN? Sch,rmH, Sfaley, Hecker, S+ang, Leb man, Machmer, Rofhfuss, Skinner, l Measer, Mcshane, Adams, Ashdown The courses in mefal shop are +augh+ by Mr. Scru+on and wood shop by Mr. Comforf, who replaced Mr. Meyers, now serving in fhe Navy. Blueprini' reading and mechanical drawing, under fhe direciion of Mr. Measer, reach ihe fundamenrals of draffing, which are so vifal in many fields of producfion. INDUSTRIAL ARTS u CHISELERS R h , Girsf, Draudf, Gales, Goodridg Reed Krone Mr. Comfori Yochum, Vo FORGERS 44 Mr. Scrulon, K f Kay, Kruger, Kuebler, Lamm. DICITISNE LATINA? Shoemaker, Pillion, S+erreH', Bergum, Franz, Bar+on, Miss Graham, Moyer, Bruce, Meyn, Mccausland, Volker, Kunz, Gibbons, Kuszka, Kendall. The sludy of languages is a fascinafing means of broadening a s+uden+'s inferesfs, acquainiing him wi+h a beH'er knowledge of foreign cus'l'oms and increasing his culfural background. The language deparimeni' of Hamburg is under fhe supervision of Miss Graham, Miss Seavey and Miss Warburfon. LANGUAGES PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? Knapp, Cameron, Gille, Kraiger, New- some, Abbofl, Miller, Fowler, Mififlin, Wells, Skinner, Kronenberg, Kelly, Wick- ham, Michie, Miss Warburion, Dresser, Houghion. SPRECHEN SIE DEUTSCH? Gaupel, Dougherly. Gregory, Machmer Cullen, Shoop, Raab, Salverson, Moll Brown, Biehler, Smikai, Bruce, Bley Slade, Zook, Kehe, Miss Seavey. 45 BANG! Raab, Bruce, Giesler, Walfers, Gregory, Warren, Schnaufz, Moyer, Orr, Saunders, Avolf, Biehler, Hall, Smifh, Hirsf, Moll, Heller, Walsh, Brown, Bergum, Frase, Baillie, Draudf, Mr. Rice, Vucic, Merrill. SCIENCE Training in fhe field of science does far more fhan develop a sfudenf for research or ofher scienfific jobs, if educafes a person fo work wifh accuracy, fo make careful observafions, and fo draw independenf con- clusions. Under fhe compefenf feaching of Mr. Rice and Mr. Marfelle, sfudenfs may sfudy in any of fhe more oufsfanding branches of science. Mr. Rice insfrucfs fhe chemisfry and physics classes, Mr. Marfelle fhe general science and biology. ln each of fhese subiecfs fhere is carefully direcfed experimenfafion and laborafory work. ' POTENTIAL ENERGY? Kehe, Dougherfy, Eva, Sferreff, Salver son, Mifflin, Donovan, Franfz, Shoemaker Cameron, Brice, Fowler, Kelly, Gille , Gould, Alaboff, Machmer, Barfon, Weid ner, Dalziel, Kunz, Cullen, Mr. Rice Glanz, Meyers, Slade. 46 LET x EQUAL- Shoemaker, Bley, Wallers, Herrmann, Eva, Goddard, Kehe, lrish, Slighler, Gould, Naber. Donhauser, Worfh, Gib- bons, Kronenberg, Meyer, Cameron, Kelly, Salverson, Cullen, Simon, Miss Harvey, Kingsfon. MATHEMATICS Under lhe capable and kindly guidance of Miss Harvey and Mr. Anderson l'he inlricacies of elemenlary and advanced algebra, plane and solid geomefry, and lrigonomelry are revealed +o fhose of us who have fdelved info lhe mysleries of malhemarics. Malhemalics is becoming increasingly imporlanl' in lhis fasl'-moving, 'lechnical world, ancl we would be wise +o make proliifable use of l'he knowledge +ha+ is ours for rhe +aking 'rhrough 'rhe palieni' and vigilanl' efforls of our feachers. PROVE IT Dickson, Yafes, Logel, Mr. Anderson, Van Brocklin, Debo, Milscher, Willse, Kronenberg, Ulrich, Marlin, Hodgson, Harris, Irwin, Ballzer, Puleo, Newsome, Dresser, SchmiH. Shenafell, Hafner. 47 HUNT 81 PECK Turner, Haugh, Borcherl, Miss McAn- clrews, Michie, Hawlcins, Cruse, Hayden Meyn, Donhauser, Dobay, Gooclridge Waldron, Keppler, Craig, Woznialr, Sfra- nahan, Pfalifenbach, Kuhn, Reiber, Hunfer Cherry, Dimifroff, lsch, Zappia, Challey, Luiz, Miller. The Commercial Depar+men'r specializes in subiecfs which lay +he basic slandards for siudenfs preparing fo en+er +he business world. Under lhelsupervision of Miss McAndrews, Mrs. Vanderwood, and Mr. Deflefson, +he 'Following courses are offered: lyping, secrefarial pracfice, infroduclion +o business, shorfhancl, commercial law, and business arifhmelic. HIEROGLYPHICS Mrs. Vanderwood, Reiber, Cherry, Bor- cherf, Melzler, Wilfmeyer, Soldwedel, Slaley, Wiffmeyer, Hunrer, Cruse, John- son, Waldron. COMMERCIAL H TO WIT Sullivan, Fisher, Brill, Kershaw, Gonzalez Carlson, Belfz, Grimm, Mary, Balling Mr. Dellefson, McGee, Smifh, Rodrian Miller. 48 Q I WHITHER TO? Walsh, Miss Ewell, Balling. Under Miss Ewell's helpful and exper+ assislance s+uden+s are guided in decisions concerning 'rheir careers. lnforma'rion perfaining +o colleges, scholarships, and .iobs can be oblained fhrough fhis guidance service. Siudenfs' courses fallen while in high school are also guided by Miss Ewell. C-BUIDANC E MY! HOW STUDIOUS 49 GET TO WORK 50 AMAZONS Dresser, Ludwig, Smiih, Sullivan, Craig Nesbii, Kershaw, Meyn, Kraiger, Zoolc Kendall, Balling, Miller, Simon, Goddard Fowler, AbboH, Pefers, Reahr, Wells Horlon, Edinglon, Dobay, Michie, Lau backer, Purdy, Waiers, Shanahan, Taylor Pefers, Wiiheral, Woznialc, Draudl, Banlcs Redding, Wallcer. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Due +0 +he war, +he necessify for a more compleie and sirenuous physicalkprogsram. -has been realized' and asa resul+ more emphasis has been given +o fhis subjecr in +he lasf few years. Under Miss ,Fuller and Mr. Nichols, fhe girls and boys are given a vigorous buf carefully super- fxei,se1d 'program.iof bodyrfsbuilcling. This includes calisfhenics, eapparafus worlc, sporis, and dancing, for grace is soughl as well as sfrenglh, MONKEY SHINES Donovan, Smirh, Paconowslci, Brown Kruger, Gregory, Kingsfon, McShane Baillie, Giesler, Eva, Heller, Orr, Har- ringfon, Dougherfy, Robinson, Gould, Mcshane, Abboif, Yochum, Slighier, Cameron, Machmer, Cullen, Michie Miller, Moll, Walsh, Knapp, Cary, Haeclcer, Skinner, Gibbons, Gregory, Rohre'r, Slang, Rodgers, Kenf, Herrmann Mr. Nichols, Avol+, Aclrley, Sfaley. i 4 I INHALE Miss Sfevenson, Miss Klein, Dr. Lord, Glanz, Meyers, Wickham, Mary, Wallrer, H ll R hl K lly N b'f 6 . E, 6 , ES I. HEALTH Hamburg High School's Healfh Depar+men+ is under +he efficienl' supervision of Miss Slevenson. Srudenfs undergo annual examinafions and +es+s +o assure a sarisfacfory physical condi+ion. Accura+e records of s'ruclen'rs' healfh on enfrance are filed by 'rhis deparlmenl' for special reference. ' Miss Kavanaugh, fhe denial hygienisl' employed by fhe school, keeps a careful check on 'rhe sfudenis' +ee+h. Pupils' +ee+h may be cleaned in The denfal office and if minor aches and disfurbances do occur, +hey are correcfed here. OPEN WIDE Miss Kavana 1 ugh, Walsh HI YA ART Wheeler, Gonzalez, Hayes, Mrs. Seng- busch, Riggs, Weinheimer, Haugh, Riley, Reeder, Piniewslci, Harringfon, Bishop, Wifi, Winsfon, Miss Badame, Challey, Maringer, Schisler, Orffeo, Ulrich, Kief, Leberman, Naber. ART The arl' deparlmenl of Hamburg High School is divided info fwo groups. These are design and represenfafion. Design is lhe crealive expression of ideas. ll feaches s+uden'l's how fo use lheir imaginalions fhrough 'lhe' proper arrangemenl of lines and areas and how +o color fhe resull' so lhal' il' will produce a pleasing effect Represenfalion leaches sfudenfs how +0 draw obiecfs realislically or according fo lhe way 'rhey aclually appear. This involves fhe sfudy of pe,rspe.c,five. REMBRANDTS Hall, Frier, Newion, Sfimson, Miss Haise Houghfon, Riehle, Hafner, Mrs. Seng busch, Wifherel, Dresser. 52 Janlak, Shullz, Mary, Hines, Harrlngion, ' B AS I WAS SAYING Miss Schanlz. SPEECH To be able 'lo speak wiI'h poise and fluency is one of I'he mosl' valuable assels a person can have. Under +he guidance of Miss Shanfz, sfudenfs are 'raughl' +he correcf use of fhe voice organs. They learn +0 enuncia+e clearly, pronounce correcily, and express lhemselves precisely. In fhe salesmanship class +augh+ by Mr. Deflefson, +he knowledge gained in fhe speech course is pul' +o use for +he arf of selling is closely fied lo 'Ihe ari' of speaking. HIGH PRESSURE Mr. Deilefson, Puller, Kuebler, esl, Rogers, Abi:-oH, Kirsf, Bembia. 53 Wirfner, Frase, Filler, Miller, V C p McDonnell, Simon, Hines, Wfh I Purdy, Ubelhare, Colley, Pei H II DISHPAN HANDS W h R ussen, Bohen, Pefers, J H L pp P iers, Miss Sleinbach, W k R r, Andres, Maifland, H B I R ggs, Irwin, McGee. HOME ECONOMICS Since l'he maiorify of girls evenfually become home makers, 'rhe imporlance of 'rhis course can readily be seen. Guided by Miss Sleinbach and Miss Gabby, s+uden+s learn +o cook, sew, and keep house. In +he model home siluafed on +he school grounds, opporfunily is given for pracfical experience in each of lhese branches. Because a well balanced diel is necessary for good heal+h, much sfress is placed upon i+ in +he cooking classes. ln' fhe sewing classes, +he girls learn Aaboui' fabrics and how fo make fheir own clofhes. HOUSEMAID'S KNEE Miss Sfeinbach, Ash O d Sf l R h B k L gl Wa ers, ea r, a T y Baer, G ld ACTIVITTES Raab, Hummel, Machmer, Finley, Simon, Dobay, Slade. Smilh, Wells. Gregory, Reiber, Schmiil, Merrill, Hafner, Newsome, McCausland, Biehler, Donhauser, Walsh, Meyn, Fisher, Zook, Craig, Griswold. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE CHARACTER A nalion is no be'H'er +han l'he characler of i+s individuals. When we begin fhe building of our posfwar America, cerlain rrails symbolized by fhe Nafional Honor .Sociely will be invaluable. One of fhe highesr honors besrowed on a s+uden+ in Hamburg High School is membership in +he Na+ional Honor Sociery. This organzia+ion was founded 'ro give recogni+ion +o +hose oufsfanding in scholarship, leadership, characfer, and service. Every year a small number of juniors and seniors are chosen by a vo're of lhe facul+y. In an annual assembly, supervised by Miss Warbur+on, 'rhe new candidares are lapped by +he old members. The whole school looks forward wi+h an+icipa+ion 'ro +his candlelighl' ceremony, which is +he mos+ impressive and beauiiful program of 'rhe school year. Any sfudenl' who is received in+o lhe socie+y may well be proud: ii' is a real achievemenl' and a valuable addifion +o his school record. MERIT AWARD MENTAL Pi-lYsicAL SOCIAL Under l'he auspices of lhe Sludenl Council, Hamburg High School presenfs Meril' Awards +o all s+uden+s who exhibil' abilify and deiermina- fion in acquiring a well-rounded school life. Any s+uden+ has l'he oppor- 1'uni'ly of earning a meri+ award, i+ depends en+irely upon his ini'ria+ive and his desire lo be a worfhy member of Hamburg High School. The requiremenrs for ob+aining +he award are a minimum of 'rhiriy poinfs in bo'I'h 1'he social and +he alhlelfic divisions and a minimum of fifiy poinis in 'rhe scholasiic division. An award can be earned for each of 'lhe 'Three years in high school. Before +he'cur'railmen'r of me+als, bronze, silver, and gold keys were presenied as awards. Framed cer+ifica+es are now given wi+h +he hope 1'ha'l' +hey can be replaced la+er by 'rhe keys. The sfudenf who receives a meri+ award displays coopera+ion, leader- ship, infelligence, and dependabilily. Through fhis sys+em, fhe Sfudenl' Council encourages all s+uden+s +o become aleri and eager cilizens of 'lheir communify. Slade, Simon, Smifh, Hummel, Walfers, Perrin, Carlson, Kendall, Hafner, Reiber, Zoolc, Raab, Don- hauser, Griswold, Mr. on in. c u 57 SPORTSMEN Gonzalez, Warren, Grimm, Sfowell, Don hauser, Baer, Cameron, Brinkerhoff, Miff Iin, Simon, Shoop, Balling, Maclean Walsh, Balling, Miller, Cole, Hummell Michie, Zoolc, Gregory, Perrin, Carlson Kraiger, Reiber, Hafner, Raab, Houghlon Craig. The Girls' Service Club is one of Hamburg High SchooI's mosf acfive groups. Members ushered ar Ihe Talk-of-Ihe-Monrh Club meelings and Ihe January graduaI'ion. The highesl' aim of 'rhe Sporlsmanship Club is 'ro encourage sporI's-. manship among I'he sfudenfs. Dufies include selling Iiclcers a+ games, and Ialcing charge of posfers. SERVICE CLUBS AT YOUR SERVICE Nelson, Harringfon, Offinger, BarreH, Irwin, Abbofl, Me'IzIer, Fallon, Bond Laubaclrer, Mrs. Vanderwood, Schusler, Kuszlwa, Shanafelf, Riggs, Redding, Hagle, Georgi, Slade, Smilh, Reiber. STAGE CREW Schreiner, Kirsf, Machmer, Naber. P. T. A. PARTY The sfudenfs of- Hamburg Junior High School, numbering over five hundred, appreciaie +he many oppor+uni+ies made available +o Them for expression and grow+h. They repeafedly demons+ra+e 'rheir abili+y +o lead, io grow and round ou+ +heir founda+ion for 1'he nexi' sfep ahead - Senior High School. JUNIOR HIGH OUR LEADERS Morey, Reynolds, Mcshane. HOME ROOM LEADERS Befraun, Winsfon, Cornelius, Blaine, Nied- bala, J. Sievens, R. Sfevens, Adams, HerreH, Hornaday, McAllis1'er, Leiser- man, Blaheslee, McShane, Reynolds, For- bush, Morey, Green, IC-Blass, Pefrie, Lanfz, Hauclc, Salmon, Qalling, Cri+oph, Yuill, Gille, Forness, Newsome. 59 SOPHOMORE HCP The Theia Players under The direciion o'i Miss Schaniz, play an aciive parl' in l'he school's enieriainmeni program. This group consisis oi many energefic siudenis who aid in producing and direciing as well as acling. This year 'rhey have presenied ihe Chrisimas play and helped in 'ihe produciion of ihe senior play. TH ETA PLAYERS BARRYMORES Miller, Ballzer, McCausland, Slade, Gau pel, Beliz, Erdle, Barion, Abboil, Zool: Smifh, Dari, Werriclc, lrish, Fiizpalricl! Wolff, Newsome, Georgi, Lease, Walsh, Maclean, Smilh, Bley, McGra'fh, Skinner, ' Finley, Mifflin, Riggs, Fowler, Waliers Gonzalez, Craig, Horion, Kronenberg Hoeber, Turner, Miss Schaniz. NATIVITY iullce, Riggs, Richards, Dalziel, Eclchardf Glanz, McGraih, Goldsmiih, Newsome Finley, Fifzpairiclc, Walsh, Craig, Fowler Hines, Frase. 60 Wickham, Kraiger, Miller, Mifflin, Mai- RADIO Mr. Elwell, Mr. Marks, Mr. Fosfer, Mr Rice, Mr. Derenkowslri, 'Mr. Marlenson Mr. Fiedler. EducaI'ion is nor a desfinarion. . . I+ is a journey. . . Always we are en rou+e. Wifh I'his I'hough'r in mind Hamburg High School offers evening school classes Io 'rhose who wish fo Iiurfher Iheir educarion. Courses include radio, '+yping, shorfhand, aviaI'ion, mechanics, Americanizafion, elemenfary and advanced Spanish, 'Foremanship Iraining, homemalcing, machine shop, shop ma+hema+ics and ceramic modeling. ADULT EDUCATICN METAL SHOP' ' Mr. Baer, Mr. Knapp, Miss Lesfon, Mr. Bach, Miss Hayes, Mr. Herringfon, Miss Kappus, Miss Iskyan, Mr. Chandler, Miss fBadame, Mr. Scrufon. SPANISH Mr. Hadrych, Mr. Dye, Miss Clark, Mrs. Fifzpafrick, Mr. Fuenie, Mrs. Schneider, Miss Sfarlcweafher, Mr. Behrns, Mrs. Maxwell, Mr. McGraIh, Mrs. McCall. 6I SECTIONAL ALL-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL HAMBURG UNIT NGVEMBER 3 AND 4, I944 During fhe week-end of November fhird and fourfh fhe Hamburg Public Schools presenfed fhe I944 secfional All-Sfafe Conference spon- sored by fhe New York Sfafe School Music Associafion. Schools of fhe surrounding communifies senf falenfed musicians fo be members of fhe chorus, band, and orchesfra. Arriving Friday affer- noon fhe visifors were welcomed and informed abouf lodging facilifies. Affer fhe evening rehearsal fhere was a sfudenf dance. Two rehearsals were held on Safurday. lnvaluable fraining was received by all fhe sfudenfs. The afmosphere of falenf and experf leadership gave inspirafion fo many. The guesf conducfors were Dr. Harry A. King of Fredonia for fhe orchesfra, Miss Ebba Goranson of Jamesfown for fhe chorus, and Mr. Raymond Russel of Canandaigua for 'rhe band. A concerf was presenfed on Safurday evening. The performance was a credif fo every sfudenf parficipafing and greafly enjoyed by fhe audience. JUNIOR MISS Th HARRY GRAVES. JOE .....,..,..,.....,,..,.. GRACE GRAVES HILDA .......... .. LOIS ......,.,............. JUDY ....,..,..,..... FUFFY.. ..... J. B. CURTIS ....... ELLEN CURTIS .... WILLIS REYNOLDS Norman BleI'lIer BARLOW ADAMS James Abboff HASKELL CUMMINGS Roberf Walsh WESTERN UNION GIRL Mary Ruih Houghfon MERRILL FEURBACH Lewm Griswold STERLING BROWN SamueI Knapp ALBERT KUNODY G Marhn MerrIII TOMMY ARBUCKLE Harvey HIFSI CHARLES ,,........... Jack Hall HENRY ,................ Sam Knapp SYNOPSIS OF SCENES SCENE The Graves AparI'men'I SCENE I An evening Iafe In December SCENE 2 Three hours Iaier SCENE I Chrlsfmas mornung SCENE 2 New Year s Day Walsh Grlswold Colley Knaop HIFSI, Shuliz, Abboff Gaupel HeIIer Houghfon KencIaII Kraiger, Bergum. ws!FfQ5s14s'ri?Q:5-:fmew2aKffm?'f - - mm-lm-W PRODUCTION STAFF Direclor ............ ,,... ......, ,...,..,.,.,.....,, ......................... M i s s Marion Schanlz Assisfant Direcior ....... ....... , ...,..,,,....,..,..,....., S ue Craig Seflings ...,.' .,..,..,..........,..,.. .....,.... M r s. Howard Sengbusch Business Arrangemenls ....... ......., l ..Miss Veronica McGee Scenery .,,.,..,....,........,.,..... ....,...,. , ,. .,..,,. , ..., Mr. Fred Scrulon Slage Manager .,...,,,..,.... ...............,.,...,..,....,..,.....,... Lloyd Miller Lighling ,......,........ ., ....,......... , .......... ,........ C Iifford Brown, Roberl Rodrian Promplers ,......,......,... I .,,.,.4..............,...,..,,. Donna Kraiger, Marlin Merrill Mk I6eraIdine Bellz, Jeanne Erdle, Lina Hafner, a e'uP '4 'A'A I Mary McGee, Harrie? Mary, Cordy Lou Zoolr Prop. Commiflee and Cliliford Brown, Jack Hall, Harvey Hirsl, Slage Crew ..,..............,.. John Newsome, Roberr Rodrian, John Iliolhfuss, Clarence Smilh Business Manager. Publicily ,........,.. .... Program ............. Ticlrels ........ Marilyn Smilh Anile Nelson Shirley Harringfon Marilyn Melzler Janice Knoche Arlelfa Bond Finley .............,.Donna Mallullre, Cordy Lou Zoolx .,,.........,,..,Be+ly Lou Donhauser, Norma Meyn y I Harriel' Griswold, Judilh Miller, April .. May Raab, Jaclc, Schmi'H, Eileen Sullivan, Dellus Yochum, Jean Fisher USHERS Eva Jane Edinglon Shirley Fallon Roberta Riggs Mary Ellen Slevens Vera Schusler Nancy Slade Shirley Osborne INCIDENTAL MUSIC bv SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Fred A. Re Frances Redding Alice Kuczka Joan Laubaclcer Alice Irwin Lucille Reiber Mariorie Abbolf ssel. Direclor Band, Paul Herringlon, Direclor Miss Riehle, Kraiger, Mrs. Hornaday, Miss Schanlz, Heller, Erdle Gaupel, Mrs. Sengbusch, Colley, Knapp, Wiciham, Shulh. Heller, Colley, Wickham, Gaupel, Kraiger, Shullz. 65 f 'mTyw'mi 'W 'TSW' TWT Sullivan, Reiber, Adams, Wagner, Perrin, Dresser, Griswold, Donhauser. Mr. Braun. Karsledl, Craig, Miller, Hafner, Mr. Herringlon, Kershaw, Hafner, Newsome, Houghlon, Mr. Anderson, Dobay, Meyn, Sullivan, Carlson, Kraiger, Miller, Dunsl, Hodgson, Belling, Heller, Balling, Fowler, Shullz, Maflulke, Hirsf, Brown, Finley, Erdle, Hall, Fisher, Bellz, Zoolr, Biehler, Walsh, Raab, Merrill, Miss McGee, Wickham, Gaupel, Mrs, Birdsey, Mary, McGee. ANNUAL STAFF Edifor-in-Chief ..,,... ,....,...,.... .... J e an Fisher Associale Edilcr. .,......,. ....,...................... B ob Walsh Edilorial Chairman ........,.. . ..,..... Beily Lou Donhauser Pholography Chairman ....... ..........,............ L isa Hafner Adverlising Chairman, ...,..,.........,. Diclr Heller Circulalion Chairman . .....,.....,............ Polly Kendall Arf Chairman ......... Mary Rulh Houghlon Typing Chairmanu, EDITORIAL STAFF Befly Lou Donhauser April May Raab Sue Craig Beily Ann Dunsl' Belly Ann Reiber Ted Aclrley Marlin Merrill Lewin Griswold ADVERTISING STAFF Diclc Heller Norman Biehler Harriefl Griswold Willard Machmer Johnny Newsome Layfon Kingslon Carol Carlson Nanelle Finley Arline Ludwig Emma Wicliham Cordy Lou Zook Jim Ablooll ' Jerry Bellz TYPING MSTAFF Donna Kraiger Eyla Wagner Harriel' Mary Mary McGee ,,..........Donna Kraiger Eileen Sullivan Rulh Kershaw CIRCULATION STAFF Polly Kendall Phyllis Adams Mary Sullivan Lloyd Miller Mary Dobay Norma Meyn Judilh Mille'r Rila Perrin Dorolhy Karsledl PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Lisa Hafner Harvey Hirsl Jack Hall Clifford Brown Calherine Balling Virginia Balling Lois .Shullz Alice Fowler Beverly Gaupel ART STAFF Mary Rulh Houghlon Lina Hafner Rulh Dresser Jean Hodgson Jeanne Erdle Donna Mallullze Mariannei Hall Mr. NM-r. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Herringlon ,,.. -Braun ...,. .... Anderson ....,. Sengbusch .,,... Birdsey .,.,.......,. McGee ......,...... Vanderwood ,..,... ADVISORS .Annual Advisor ...,..,....:Adverlising ........,.Circulafion .......,..Edi'roriaI .......Edilorial , ..., ,....Financial SP 0 R T S Row I-McShane, Warren, Baker, Kehe, Cameron, Grosiean, Giesler. Row II-Deflefson, Andrews, Miller, Michie, Hines, Gregory, Skinner, Sfaley, Harris, Coach Nichols. WE THEY 0 Amhersf I4 I2 Easf Aurora 38 0 Le'Roy 40 0 Dunkirk I 8 2 Gowanda 0 Row Row II- Row III- Row IV- FOOTBALL Under fhe direcfion of Mr. Nichols and Mr. Deflefson, fhe varsify foofball squad was organized as soon as school opened Iasf faII. Because of fhe delayed opening of school, pracfice was nof sfarfed unfil a few weeks before fhe firsf game. Many of fhe boys will Ioe back nexf year when Hamburg is looking forward fo a winning feam. McGra'fh, Braymiller, Harris, Ackley, Gregory, Andrews, Schneider, Monroe, Miller. Cassell, Hirsf, Harris, Bruce. Shoemaker, Walsh, Leberman, Bowers, Piniewski, Rogers. Mr. Nichols, Irish, Cullen, Cameron, Gould, Crawford, Franfz, Kuebler, Sfaley, Hall, Marfin, Mifchell, Mr. Deflefson. Mifchie, Baker, Cory, Richardson, Irvin, Reynolds, Heller, Kranz, Skinner, Grosiean, Giesler, Haecker, Price. m..,..,,,,.,,............, ,,,, M........MWM.M,,.. ,U ..,,. . Row l-Reynolds. Gille, Forbush, Dellaccecco, Leas. Row ll-Roihfuss, Shuliz, Sfaley, Bowers, Giesler, Seeger, Braymiller, Frantz, Mr. Conklin. Row lll-Saunders, Puleo, Mohrhardf, Michie, Gregory, Reynolds, Smifh, Sferreff, Gibbons. BASEBALL Coached by Mr. Edward Marfelle, assisfed by Mr. Bach, +he baseball ieam complefecl a mosi successful season. Proof of 'ihis is 'rhe 'rrophy awarded for winning +he league championship. Made up of many fine iuniors and oiher promising buf less experienced players, Hamburg should be a fhreal in +he field of baseball for many years +o come. lndica+ing a renewed inieresl' is fhe facl l'ha'r many of 'lhe high school players in 'ihe area are organizing lheir own league. Mcishane, baseball, fraclt. Warren, Karuch, Skinner, Hines, McShane, Draudf, Mr. Nichols, Slerrell, Gregory, Michie, Sialey, WE THEY 49 Williamsville 30 35 Depew 32 39 Akron 25 28 Easl Aurora 32 35 Gowanda 36x I9 Amhersl 35 32 Pine Hill 36 63 Williamsville 48 42 Easi' Aurora 27 45 Depew 42 50 Lancasler 36 30 Amhersf 35 49 Gowanda 36x 28 Pine Hill 43 63 Akron 23 63 Lancasfer 35 x non-league games ' over-lime games Shullz, Mohrhardf. BASKETBALL Alfhough seven varsily players were gradualed, Coach John Nichols puf a figl1+ing varsily on lhe cour'r lo defend fhe championship which was annexed in I943-44. The leam was in lhe running un'ril +he final four games. The iunior varsily, made up of iuniors and sophomores, had an oulslanding season. The leam was capably coached by Mr. Harry Erickson. Row l-Cameron, Bruce, Monroe, Seeger, Bowers, Cassell, Franiz, Gregory, Sneider. Row ll-Gibbons, Gould, Cullen, McShane, Kehe, Gille, Reynolds, Kranz, Salverson, Grosiean, Mr. Erickson. T.. --..,.w...W...i- .....4...a.afu-1, ..,, 'm'i'WlWrfW'wMnW'wwrmfs11weswwmzwrewz-fwiifmm-wg., QQY1Q7'wewas2Ssz5itsiisizwsszfzwwmmzmwesifei2Wsfxseregifeifirfiifsismsfwwewwe:zzsfifafizewfas2ssefeszgiserxiieiisasisrwiaeieawmwmwaemaemfmeiuwmwbsezma 1 1 if f 'Gilt' ,7 :. -' A .fm ug. ' 3 'K 5 f df ' i L wig P .iq Q 5 gg M. 2 6,0 L V ,M mm K Ms .- mu 2 ,ix i C' 5 3 Q , E, ,A cgi i fi 55 125 ,ff :T H iii 5 Q Av .4 X V, if , Y X f Q , V . g Ei ' ik , ig 0? . ., X - X ,ggi 4 iv -nd :jf Mr. Measer, Kranz, Griswold, Hirsf, Cullen, Heller. TENNIS l Tennis has always been a slrong sporl al' Hamburg wi+h las? year's feam going undefeafed. Coached by Mr. Measer, diligenf pracfice fo acquire skill and perfecfion has won 'Phe league championship for Hamburg many limes. During fhe pasi' +wo years 'l'he 'rrack feam has been earning a repufa- fion Tor i+sell . 'The number of candida+es for fhe feam has increased gradually each year. In The lasi +wo seasons, Coach Nichols has lurned oufihree' 's1'ars, :Bill McShan'e, Tom Skinner, and Jerry Grosiean. 'Rows 4-like -Nichols i8alcer 'Millen Salversom Walsh, 'Moll,1-Sherwood, Shiley, Cameron. 72 Row 2--Cai-y, Crawiord, Ciivrosiean, Skinner, Winsfon, Merrill, Gould, Hall. Gonzales, Baer, Cain, Siowell, Brinlcerhoff, Simon, Grimm. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders perform an imporfanl' service in arousing school spiri+ and direcfing H' info proper channels. From +he beginning of +he foolball season un1'il +he end of baskelball, 'rhey are busy leading 'rhe cheering al' +he games and learning new rouiines and cheers. Ash can, fin can, who can, we can. f 73 1 x 1 C W i .3 -s Q ,1 vu 1 4 ,. . W ,L..,., , ,,.., WNW,imwwmww Lg., , Q,k,k,MWWamgmmn In K ow Harrlngfon Edlngfon Robinson Mnfchell Mrs Rlcherf Ewell Rw II Draudf Kershaw Sfephens Houghfon Kraxger Cameron Brlnlerhoff Sflmson Frler Miss Schanfz Mr Marielle Row III Hafner Cralg Gaupel MaHuHre Hue gaflwernng R I- . I . I . I . I o - Z l , , , ' SNAPS I Row I-Driscoll, Slcinner, McShane, Gibbons, Hines, Gros- iean, Hall, Walsh, Merrill, Hirsi. Row ll-Slefler, Knoclwe, Slade, Moll. Row ill-Wells, Hirsl, Fowler, Houghlon, Kfaiger, Riggs MCG-ralh, Maclean, Plumb. Row l--Bruce, Dresser, Bailey, Robinson, McAlles'ler, Walsh Kehe, Hines, Belfz, Miller, Harringfon. , Row Il-Gibbons, Ashdown, Grimm, Sfimson, Frier, Bruce Weaver. Row lll-Wiclrlwam, Kendall, Mafiullre, Craig, 'Erdle, S+erreH Sfimson, Cullen, Abboff, Frier. Row i--S+erreH, Pefers, Wafson, Andres, Baer. Row il-McGee, Mary, Kershaw, Baliing, Sfephens, Kershaw Ashdown, Draud+, Skinner, Belling, Grimm. R.ow I.li-Tur.n'er,rS+evens, Bruce, Snyder, Gregory, Bowers. Row I Mlclwle Hines Mohrhardf Glbbons Grimm Slade Mo wll C Ballmg V Balllng Hagle Fran+z Robrnson Fallon 1-I IL I I I I I Row ll-Adams, Sfaley, McAlles+er, Giesler, Vucic. Rw I- . ' , . ' , , ' , ' Row I-Belling, Skinner, Eva, Frier. Row ll-Kendall, Hafner, Cameron, Brinlzerhoff, Sfcwell. Row 'lll4Gaupel, Knapp, MaHullxe, Erdle, Merrill, Walsh Hall, Hirsl, Mr. Herringion. A Row l-Mollrlwarclf, Bowers, Karuch, D. Gregory, Miclwie Seeger, Houglvlon, G. Gregory, QMasco+, Mrs Vanderwoocl, Gibbons, Sierreff, Hirsf, Walsh, Hall Mr. Marfelle. Row ll-Gibbons, Mr. Luclwig, Karuch, Gille, Dougheriy. Row lll-Franfz, Draucli, Bruce. Row I-Hines, Janiak, Franh, Sferreff, Gregory,,Karucin Bowers, Gibbons, Molnrhardf, Houghfon, Mr. Gre gory, Michie. Row Il-Grimm, Bruce, Finley, Gaupel. Row Ill-Brinizerhoff, Cameron, Skinner, Shulfz, Erdle. Row l-Siephens, Balling, Kenf, Mrs. Vqnderwood. Snyder Gregory, Cullen. f I Row ll-Kranz, Sfimson', Hall, Zoolx, Colley. Row Ill-Belling, Mr. Herringlon, Newsome, Gaupel, Erdle Merrill, Maflulke, Walsh. Row I Mohrhardf Kranz Wells HITS'I' Row I1 Wheafly Erdle Abboif Row Hf Sfepfuens Baflxng 1 I u - T , . Row I-Cain. Row ll-Naber, Kings+on, Kelly, Brice, Gaupel, Knapp, Erdle Mafiulke, Soby, Neumisfer. Row Ill-Gibbons, Si'erreH, Michie, Draudh Gaupel, Mai fulke. Row I-Hafner, Hafner, Belling, Fisher, Bruce, Cullen Gould, Mohrhardf, Kranz, Eva. l Row ll-Kehe, Reiber, Raab, Mary, il-loughion, Georgi, Wray Rpw Ill-Bailey, Law, Dari, Colley, Werriclr. Row I-O'Brien, Fowler, Hall, Franfz, Osgood, Hafner G. Gregory, D. Gregory, Franiz. Row Il-Salverson, Miller, McGee. Row Ill-Meyn, BarreH, Shiclr, Bley, Gregory, Dresser Richardson, Riley, Seeger, Turner, Banks. Row i--Belfz, Abbiif, Zack, Kronenberg, Shulfz. Row H-AbboHQ Newsome, Werriclz, Cullen, Miss Johnson Row Ill-Hall, S+erreH, Frier, Hafner. Row I-Dougherfy, C. Belling, V. Balling, Baker, Kingsion Row Il-Hines, Oredscn, Slade, Moll, Mohrhardf. Row I-Riolwardson, D. Gregory, Franfz, G. Gregory, Michie Slimson, AbboH, Slevens, Frier. ' Row ll-Hagle, Shanahan. McGrall1, Walker, Riggs. Row lll-Gville, Karuclw, Willsie, Hines, Mr. Erickson, Gibbons Kelwe, Meyn, Monroe, G. Gregory. Cullen. Row I-Werrick, Maiiullce, Gaupel, Gibbons, Warren. Row ll-Riley, Gregory, Riclwarclson, Seeger, Pefers, Peiers, Nalaer, Wa+son, Oreclson, Andres, Riehle. Row ill-Kendall, Finley, Reahr, Bailey, Adams, Leberman. Row lV-Griswold, Korsf, Dresser. Harringlon, school was never like ihis! Row l Walsh Blehler Raab Gibbons Mlchle Cullen Row Ill Hafner Draudf Bruce Donhauser Wolff Kershaw Slephens Balhng Row ll:Hirs1', IFisl'1er, golclwoliel, Colley, Maffllllxek Erclle. Row I-Richardson, Gregory, Ash, Sfowell, Donhauser, Ab- boff. Row ll-Bailey, Miss Galbraifh, Miss Bond, Meyersg Gaupel, Mafiulke, Peirella, Glanz, Schusier, Eclingfon. Row III-Hall, Kronenberg, Shulfz, Heller. Row l Row II Row III Row IV -Fisher, Werriclx, Colley, Merrill, Newsome, Mar fulke, Knapp. -Miss Kavanaugln, Orffeo, Miss Sievenson, Monroe Mcshane. -Walsh, Waldron, Hayden, Gould, Kranz. Merrill, C. Balling, Fisher, Hafner, Hirsf, V. Belling Hall, Knoche, C. Belling, V. Belling. Row I-Mrs. Vanclerwood, Gaupel, Knapp, Malfullce. Row ll-Green, Miss Galbrai+h, Mahoney, Richlards, Gregory 7, Morley, Heller. Row Ill-Sfowell, Frier, Dresser, V. Balling, Moll, E. Belling Bruce, Warren, Mohrharclf. Row Row Row Row I-Janiak, Dougherfy, Smikat ll-Colley, Werrick, Zook, Morley, Werricll. III-Welch, Grosiean, McShane, Naber. IV- Ash. Shulfz, Richardson, Draudf, Sferreh, Kronenberg Row I-Miss Morgan, Mrs. Swyers, Miss McGee, Kenf, Bal- ling, lrvin, Hall. Row ll-Werriclu, Zoolc, Colley, Newfon, Donhauser, Wolff Brinkerhoff, Cameron. Row lll-McSl1ane, Sfevens, Edingfon, Wray, Franfz. Row I Row ll Row III Row IV Maifuiite, Pefrella, Gaupei, Erdle, Meyers, Glanz, Meyer. -Fisher, Hafner. -Haxion, Miss Riehle, Miss McGee, Miss Seavey, Miss Johnson., Cameron. , Maffulke, Gaupel, Sievens, AbboH, Hall, Belfz. Donhauser. Row l-McGee, Miss Sclhuler, Leberman, Biehler. Row ll-Hall, Law, Weaver, Wray, Bailey, Gould, Hall, Irvin Row lll-Fisher, Franfz, Buchanan, Warren, Sfaley, Moyer Kunz, Belling. Row I-Gaupel, Meyers, Newsome, Sferreff, Skinner, Draudf Peters, Brehm, McGraw. Row ll1Sl:inner, Sierreff, Belh., Frier, T.urrLer,,S+owell, Shoe- maker, Miller, Belling. Row Ill-Sfimson, Kranz, Edingfon, Harring+on. Row I-Hall, Richards, Cullen, Sfqwell, Sfaley Row Il-Dimihios Muscropoulis, Heller. Row IH-Hafner, Andrews, Smifh. Row I-Riley peaking! Hafner, Craig, Gaupel, Newsome Shulfz, Knapp. Row ll-Turner, Soldwedel, Belfz, Barron, Sfowell, Frier. Row HI-Meyers, Gaupel, Finley, Pefrella, Dresser, Bley Reynolds. Row IV-Winsion, Rogan, Pfafrfenbach, Purves, Carlson, Do bay, Kuszlra. Row I-Kendall, Nabevr, .Kirsl, Mr. Ludwig, Walsh, Hall, Mr. Marfelle. g Row ll-Gille, Bibhler, Hafner, Belling, Kunz, Slwullz. Row Ill-Ash, Maffulke, Pefrella, Plumb, McGra+h, Hafner, Kraiger, Craig. Row I-Hall, Walsh, Georgi. Baer. Row ll-Mr. Anderson, Abboff, Richards, Ashdown, Colley Row lll-Siimson, Sfowell, Warren, Gille, Heimburg, Kenf. Row Row Row Row Cullen, lsclw. ll-Sfevens, Schusler, lrvin. lll--Draudf, Slcinner, Ashdown. IV-Sullivan, Houghfon, Kendall, Belling, Dari, Law Galbraifh, Bond. Grosiean, Robinson, Krant, Cameron, Slimson, Row l-Lunch hour, Mr, Bach, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Measer Mr. Herringlon. Row ll-Belling, Simon, Goodridge, Rohrer, legs of Ham- burg High, Finley, Kendall, Realwr. Row lll-Winsion, Brown, Cain, Mar+in, Belling, Grimm Johnson, Kenf, Wesolelr, Grimm, Mary. Row I-Mr. Deilefson, Mr. Nichols, Ash, Ashdown, Bley. Row ll-Hafner, Newsome, Merrill, Gaupel, Maffullce, Walsh Erdle. Row Ill-Raab, Dari, McCausland, Volker, Miclwie. Row IV-Warren, Mcshane, Gould, Miss Sclwanlz, Miss Mc Andrews, Mrs. Birdsey, Mrs. Vanderwood, Fisher. Row l-Mr. Ulrich, S+owell, Gould, Miss Schaniz, Mrs. Birclsey. ' Row ll-Brelwm, Adams, Rassmussen, Sullivan, Solclwedel, Pfaflenbach, Wiriner, Heller, Kronenberg, Sfevens. Row III-Merrill, Erdle, V. Balling, C. Belling, Fislier, Walsh, Mrs. Birdsey, Miss McAndrews, Merrill, Gaupel. ADVERTISING FISHER CARTING 81 MOVING Local - Long Distance Xxm-X.. --fi of EXWTQEZI I Q'L f5 -iiigfny ' Member of North American Van Lines Inc. Crating - Storage - Packing Pianos Moved - Hoisted ALBERT F. FISHER 28 Oliver Place Hamburg 675 'SHANKS 81 HENNING DESOTO - - - PLYMOUTH A Buffalo and Union Streets Phone l l45 HAMBURG, N. Y. Phone 637 Birds Eye Foods Equity Butter Distributed by HICKMAN, COWARD 81 WATTLES, INC. BLUEBIRD LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS Laundry- Dry Cleaning Hat Cleaning- Rug Cleaning 373 Pleasant Avenue Phone 808 HAMBURG, N. Y. You Will Be Doing More.Walking . .. s H o E s y of DRESS - SPORT - PLAY Phone 421 67 Main Street Opposite Post Office WM. H. SIPPRELL Hamburg Realty REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE 35 Main Street Phone 212 HAMBURG, N. Y. 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ZAHM'5 Com Iiments P Sc-S1 STORE of PALACE THEATER 31 BUFFALO STREET Complete Line of School Supplies , Dry Goods - Notions - Cosmetics Simplicity Patterns Phone 291-M ' 37-39 MAIN STREET Hamburg, N. Y. Shell Eggs EDWARD C. FALLON Frozen Eggs Wholesale Distributor 80 Niagara Frontier Food Terminal Buffalo, N. Y. Phones: Woodlawn 3293 - 3294 Leo Goodyear D. M. Goodyear Howard D. Goodyear GOODYEAR'S Licensed Real Estate Brokers 73 BUFFALO STREET Merchant Builders Pl'1OH6 54 Optometric Eye Examinations and Glasses Fitted FAILING OPTICAL CO. Franklin, corner lvlolwawlc Gray M. Failing Seth A. Hall Albert T. l-lett SMART STYLES AT LATTIMER'S SHOE STORE 6 MAIN STREET Hamburg, New York BEE'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Styling Phone5lO 103 MAIN STREET Hamburg, N. Y. Distributorsot SCI-lRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES KREHER 81 SHOEMAKER, Inc. JOBBERS OF FINE CANDIES 433-435 BROADWAY WA-7079 Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments of 'Ir BRIGHT SPOT RESTAURANT ir 36 MAIN STREET RALPH PHILLIPS, Proprietor Wm. L. Froehley I Wm. C. Froehley W. L. FROEHLEY FUNERAL HOME 84 La ke Street Phones Hamburg 408 or 402 HAMBURG, N. Y. OLDSMOBILE Factory Trained Mechanics Modernized Lubrication Latest Type Motor Analyzing Safety-Tested Used Ca rs WOLFEI-DOLE 207 LAKE STREET 'af Prospect Avenue Phone 524 Hamburg, N. Y. A. J. MINKEL, M.D. Phone-40 108 Buffalo Street HAMBURG, N. Y H. E. BRANER, M.D. Phone 42 223 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y A. L. LORD., M.D. Phone183 147 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y H. J. MONAGHAN, M.D. Phonel4 170 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y W. A. HILLWIG OPTOMETRIST Phone 566 89 Buffalo Street HAMBURG, N. Y F. M. LEE, D.D.S. Phone206 52 Main Street HAMBURG, N- Y- T. C. HOFFMANN, D.D.S. Phone397 40 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y W. L. EASTMAN, D.D.S. Phone 1596 57 Buffalo Street HAMBURG, N. Y E. J. STOWELL, D.D.S. Phone 794 56 Union-Street HAMBURG, N. Y. H. V. BAKER , Phone 370 VETERINARIAN 161 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. ROBERT J. KRUG, M.D. Phone85 59 Buffalo Street HAMBURG, N. Y. W. E. GIBBONS CHIROPRACTOR 193 Buffalo Street Phone 619 HAMHBURG, N. Y. ROLAND H. TILLS A'rroRNEY-AT-LAW 121 Buffalo Street Phone 207-J HAMBURG, N. Y. Magavern 81 Magavern Attorneys-at-Law 4O Main Street Erie County Bank Building Hamburg, New York Buffalo Office Andrew, Sherwood 81 Viehe Attorneys-at-Law 11 Main Street Prudential Building Hamburg, New York Buffalo Office C. B. STURGESS, D.0. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 21 Pierce Avenue Phone 461 HAMBURG, N. Y. Compliments of BRIGG'S PHARMACY Drug Products You Prefer at Prices You Like l9 Buffalo Street Phone l l ll HAMBURG, N. Y. CLARENCE HAHN PLUMBING AND HEATING A 36 Center Street Sheet Metal Work Phone: Hamburg 434 Compliments of I MERCHANTS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. C. W. Brown, President BUFFALO, N. Y. SHOP AT. . . KLATT'S GROCERY For Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 24 Buffalo Street Phone 444 Compliments of RALPH M. I-louGH1'oN THF ROTARY CLUB O of Hamburg Congratulates the Members and ofthe Class of i945 IL Batteries - Tires - Washing Compliments Compliments of of mnustiuss, INC, U wk 53 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. HAMBURG, N. Y. A Ladies' Tailor JOS. CHAZEN Furrier Ladies' Suits and Coats Made to Order ALTERING RELINING REMODELING DRESSMAKING 12 Main Street Tel. Hamburg 211 Dont let the 64 Dollor Quiz Floor You, Scholar' fs x Get Up From Put On Your Cap That Nap and f And Answer With Giddy Ap' ' N S' Snap Q ea A o f'i .KS K T Q X Q YeQuestion: What makes you feel like dancing and romancing in an eating rendezvous that doesn't sell drugs? Ye 564.00 Answer: In some restaurants the music makes you feel like dancing, in others, sisters and brothers, it's the FOOD! That's us--pronounced B-l-E-H-L-E-R-S ln other words the girl who looks sweet enough to eat probably does. We mean a girl is always one of three things: hungry, thirsty or bothl Bring l-ler and Yourselflto DINE AT BlEl'lLER'S TODAY Specialists in the Art of Adjusting a Triangular Sandwich, or a Square Meal to a Round Stomach. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '45 BOARD OF EDUCATION HAMBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS Compliments of INTERSTATE CREAMERY BUFFALO, N. Y. BUICK CADILLAC RIEFLER- BUICK I-IUGO RIEFLEI2 Sales - Service - Repairing Phone: 343 TIRE ACCESSORIES FILLING STATION Main and Lake Streets HAMBURG, N. Y. I-Iamburg's Popular Dry Cleaners R A M S D E L L ' S Plant: CLARK STREET Phone 580 . . Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing o Quality ancl Service Our Aim Rugs and Carpets Cleaned Clothing and Rugs Made Moth-Proof Gifts Accessories MAU DE-ETTA SHOPPE Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel DRESSES - SUITS - COATS I-IOSIERY - GLOVES - BLOUSES Butta Io Street Cnext to theaterl Reweaving ot Tears, Burnt I-Ioles, Etc PPOPQB53 Compliments Compliments Of of MAXINE HAIR SHOP l97 Pine Street Phone 957 MEYER-SMITH CO., INC. 408 Broadway BUFFALC, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class ot I945 NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC AND GAS CO. Compliments of FLEMING MOTOR PARTS, INC. 'lr 712 Michigan Avenue BUFFALO, N. Y. HCONSERVE GAS AND SEE US HOTEL HAMBURG Stop at... HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP HAIR STYLING PERMANENTS Phone 1029 III 15 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. HAMBURG DAIRY J. L. GAYLORD Complete Dairy Service SHELF GROCERIES Phone 1003 O 248 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. BEST MEAT MARKET CHOICE Mens Buffalo and Pine Streets HAMBURG, N. Y. Phone 755 Monroe B. O'DonnelI uk Compliments ' of One Ellicott Street HAMBURG ' P-'r-A BUFFALO, N. Y. if RICHARDSON ICE CREAM MADE DAILY MILLING CO., INC. f at ST U R M'S Phone191 Garden, Lawn and Field Seeds Fertilizers and Insecticides Twenty Flavors ' Wholesale and Retail Dog' Rabbit' Poultry' Horse' H09 Special Prices for Churches and Dairy Foods El 351 Union Street HAMBURG, N. Y. and Social Events 101 Main Street Phone 1064 Fred Hauck Geo. A. Marshall, Jr. Agency Established 1864 Marvin G. Schwert JACOB HAUCK 81 SON Dependable INSURANCE Service Any Kind - Anywhere Hamburg 412 Telephones: Buffalo WO 1124 E. H. MILKS . H R LD GEO E 0 GRGCER 8. soNs A H d M , S Fresh Fruits and Vegetables BU alo an am Heels Full Line Birdseye Products ' Save Wear and Tear on Your Car QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS O . We Deliver A meal without meat O is a meal incomplete D 243 Main Street Phone: Hamburg 366 Phone 4l O MAN5FlELD'S MOORE'S MEN'S WEAR GREENHOUSES WM. MANSFIELD, Prop. Nationally Advertised .855-a t Clothing and Furnishings jfg - F E Phone 200 ,g43,g,g., W ,k DELIVER The Merchandise You Like - 'R f wk Flowers For All Occasions Buy where the flowers grow. . . With the Service We Like to Give CUT FIOWGVS ' Fl0We l lQ Plants Flowers For All Occasions Edwin J, Moore Leo A, D,-yer Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed Newton Road C. A. BRUCE BARBER si-lor 85 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. ll If You Want To Be Remembered For Your Gifts . . . Remember TO GET YOUR GIFTS AT KRONENBERG'S Everything for the Home Since 1848 Nearly 100 Years in Hamburg, N. Y. Youth Will Be Served and if experience, sound operation and friendly co-operation mean anything to the younger generation, then many of today's students will be tomorrow's depositors and users of the facilities of the BANK OF HAMBURG Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit lnsu rance Corp. 1883 - Up-to-the-Minute Service - 1945 HU DSON - America's Safesl' Car 24-Hour Service H 1 Phone 47 or 713 CHESTER G. DAETSCH, Prop. New York State Distributor Silver King Tractors - Highway Mowers Power Lawn Mowers Bolen Garden Tractors Residence 322 HAMBURG, N. Y. At Water Valley Hill ,-I PONTIAC SALES SERVICE PARTS Eschborn Motor Sales 97 Main Street Hamburg 752 We appreciate your patronage and trust we may have the privilege of supplying your needs of - 'A' Razor Blades - Playing Cards Novelties - Subscriptions 'A' THE RICHTER PERIODICAL CO. LIFE IS RICHER FOR THE HOME OWNER Home ownership provides a mental satisfaction that enriches life's experi- ences and lifts to new levels every phase of your life. You are your own landlord and your home is your castle. The full enjoyment of an evening with your family around the crackling hearth or of entertaining your friends can be realized only in a home of your own. CLIFTON W. FLENNIKEN nsAi:roR HAMBURG, N. Y. AL'S BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head to Run Our Business WHITFORD APARTMENTS Pierce Avenue and Lake Street It isn't the business you GET - ltfs the business you HOLD that counts. ARTCRAFT PRINT SHOP STANLEY E. LEACH 119-121 Main Street -C rowel I Phone 1034 HAMBURG, N. Y. PIERCE 81 FRANTZ Phone 371 Insurance Service - Real Estate 45 Buffalo Street Compliments of BOWER'S HOTEL HAMBURG OIL CO. Wholesale GAS - OIL Retail TIRES - BATTERIES Lake and Pierce Aves. Phone 1149 HAMBURG, N. Y. Founded 1826 More Than a Century of Service Beals, Mccdrfhy 81 Rogers Incorporated Phone WA-4900 BUFFALO, NEW YORK AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT Steel- Industrial Supplies 4 FOR EXTRA FLAVOR FOR EXTRA Goonmess f h ICE CREANK ,, uooucrs av' GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION 235 Elm Street BUFFALO, N. Y. IN PEACE-IN WAR AN INVESTMENT IN SECURITY - THE HOME Finance It Through . . . CO-OPERATIVE Savings 81 Loon Association Peoples Bank Building HAMBURG, N. Y. Success to the Class of '45 - L . O. K u muncv svnssznvmvcs CONSTRUCTION ' PRODUCTION ' MAINTENANCE EQUIP ENT 7-9 Upper Terrace BUFFALO 2, N. Y PRESSED FOR TIME .,.. Bring those hurry up garments to MARTIN SERVICE CO. DeLuxe Dry Cleaning Cash and Carry Service Buffalo and Union Streets Phone 617 HAMBURG, N. Y. EATON BROTHERS Compliments CORP. Of 0 HAMBURG Complete Lawn Equipment ROLLER RINK Power Lawn Mowers Pl'10f1e I I59 Grass Seed - Fertilizers D I 4 P' 23 Lake Street 8 me Street III O SPECIAL RATES FOR HAMBURG, N.Y. PRIVATE PARTIES Libbey Nonik Glassware C' A Full Line of Bar Supplies BUFFALO CROCKERY s. GLASSWARE co. ' FUNERAL DIRECTOR Incorporated FURNITURE Equipment and Supplies ' For Hotels, Restaurants, Institutions, Clubs, Tea Rooms and Hospitals 207 Main St- 60 Main 99-lOl Broadway HAMBURG! N' Y' BUFFALO 3, N. Y. Wash. 2260 Phone i576 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR G. E. PRODUCTS HAMBURG RADIO SERVICE AND SALES 9 Buffalo Street HAMBURG, N. Y. Phone, Hamburg lO8l QUINBY' DAIRY, INC. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS McKinley Pkwy. and Quinby Dr. PI'1one,IIO2 SAVINGS AND LOAN is the sound way to save. O . SAVINGS AND LOAN is the ideal way to finance a home We invite you to Iearn more about us HAMBURGH SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 2I MAIN STREET Hamburg, N. Y Compliments of to SPRING PERCH COMPANY III Hamburg Turnpike and Ave. A TR-5848 LACKAWANNA, N. Y HESS BROTHERS FLORISTS Phone, Hamburg 695 28 Main Street H.AMBURG, N. Y. Allen W. Salisbury, Manager Clayton L. Scherer, Asst. Manager CHARTER FLIGHTS BLASDELL FLYING SERVICE LAKEVIEW AIRPORT Student Instruction BUFFALO 19, N. Y. Engine 31 Aircraft Service Greetings to the Future Community Leaders of I-Iamburg HAMBURG Chamber of Commerce COOPER RIDGE NURSERIES Fruit Trees and Ornamentals Pleasant Ave. and Amsdell Rd. I J. KRUSE 81 CO. Complete Line of Dry Goods - Notions School Supplies Shop at a Friendly Store HOUGHTON and DAKE, Props. Lake and Union Streets Phone 280-R AMERICNS FUTURE must be shaped by the 'youth of the country. The importance of the job in the years ahead will require sound character and well trained minds, as never before in the nation's history. Your successful completion of your course at Hamburg High School gives you the firm foundation you are sure to need for the civic and national duties that lie ahead. El Congratulations, Graduates and Sincere Wishes for Continued Achievement inthe Yea rs to Come! El TH E PEOPLES BAN K HAMBURG, N. Y. Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ED. ROSE SPORTING GOODS Everything for Every Game School and College Outfitters 'lr Special Prices to Hamburg Students i' Gardner M. Debo, General Manager Residence: l34 Buffalo St. 5l-53 E. GENESEE ST. Buffalo, N. Y. Hamburg, N. Y. Cleveland 255l R. F. KNOCHE 81 SON Serving Hamburg Since l9lO Fuels - Mason Supplies Freeman Stokers 354 Pleasant Avenue Phones: 154 or 506 PAUL C. RIEFLER F U E L Transit-Mix Concrete o Concrete Blocks ' . Building Materials o Camp Road and Erie R. R. Phone: Hamburg 676 Prompt Delivery Service Phone lO4 You NG'S JACK MARKS, Prop. of lj Dependable A FRIEND Prescription Service El 52 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of KELLOGG PETROLEUM CO. EDEN GAS 81 FUEL CO LEONARD R. SHANKS GENERAL MASON coNTRAcToR Plastering - Stucco Steel Form Construction Brick Work - Stone Work LAKE VIEW, NEW YORK Phone Wan. 576 E. W. Fogelsanger 81 Son UNDERTAKER 1 ' Q. .. 4 42 '4.'f 'I55E' 'EsEfSsE,:'2:'f 21-f 'f-5 bw- ' ' Z A- -- :gk ' uf' ,za-W In ,,,- Q2 ,-' :.I y..5,:2:: , f -' H .1 : : .: 5f -' ' .LVL-3 - - .. :552ff -- ' ' ,. .l.. Phone 342 Funeral Home at Lake and Long Avenues KORST CHEVROLET CO. We Buy and Sell Used Cars Telephone 241 50 Buffalo Street Compliments of Snyder Manufacturing Co. BUFFALO, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of Minneapolis Honeywell A FRIEND ' Regulator Co. BUFFALO, N. Y. RED 81 WHITE ELAINE'S DRESS SHOP FOOD STORES HERMAN MARY Union and Lake L. RHINEHART Water Valley INDIVILDUALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Our Guarantee A. KROPMAN, Prop. Dresses for Young and Old MILLI NERY - COATS - HATS DRESSES - JACKETS - SWEATERS BLOUSES - GLOVES - HOSIERY 17 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. Tel. 319-M Every Red 84 White Product is Guaranteed to Give Entire Satis- 1 cation or Money Refunded. Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Gibs Tire 81 Battery Service TEXACO PRODUCTS 21 l Buffalo Street Phone 1 121 Hamburg Recreation Parlors BOWLING 221 Buffalo Street els EMERLING, Prop. ARE You S 'I' I I. I. IN turn: Pltculue, BROTHER? Ask yourself some soul-searching questions. Listen to your conscience about matters like these: ls your money burning a hole in your pocket? Don't spend it unless it's absolutely necessary. If you do, you're playing sucker to a black-marketeer, or you're bringing inflation one day nearer. Are you bored with buying War Bonds? Get tough with yourself. Remember the patriotic angle . . . and figure it as the smartest investment you can possibly make. Buy more and more Bonds -and hang onto them! Does volunteer war work seem dull and needles lately? Get in and pitch. Our soldiers need your blood more than ever before. Waste fats and waste paper are-urgently needed, to make ammunition and to package it. Enlist your time and energy! If America wants Victory in 1945, America will have to work for it . . . not just the other fellow at the battlefronts -not the other fellow at a war job-but EVERY American. Wanting isn't enough. We've got to WORK for Victory, heart and soul, right here on the home front. How about it, American? Do YOU measure up? Remington Rand is a home-front fighter of the first order . . . not only in the direct production of war weapons, but in helping to boost the war production of other firms. We do this by supplying business machines, record systems and office supplies, together with the expert technical advice of specialists skilled in account- ing, bookkeeping, tabulating, control systems and general office methods. The assistance of these specialists is now available to ALL businessmen confronted with mountin office work and a shrink- g ing office staff. lf increased office efficiency can help YOUR business, call our Buffalo Sales Office, 51 IDG Court Street, WAshington 2480 I 1' u I REMINGTON RAND D t 1 Patroni e Our Advertiser VAN NOTE'S SERVICE STATION Where you and service meet SINCLAIR GASOLINE AND OILS Buffalo and Union Streets Hamburg, N. Y. Hamburg 1571 I42 HAMBURG BRAYMILLER'S P'-ANING M -L CO' VEGETABLE FARMS Since I883 HAMBURG, N. Y. HAMBURG, N. Y. Composition and Insulation Board Phone 745 Johns-Manville Products Lumber - Millwork - Roofing The Home of Where Quality and Service Meet Garden Fresh Vegetables BI9 Umm Sffeef PROMPT couRTEoUs 'SERVICE BUILDING HEADQUARTERS iPhone Hmb. 403 WE DELIVER L. H. DRAUDT, President R. L. DRAUDT, Treasurer Phone I77 955 Main Street near High G Hamburg Lumber 81 1' I445 ran Builders' Supplies Corp. Broken Glass Quickly Replaced Dealers in GI T bl . ass a etops' etc Lumber - Millwork Fireplace and Decorative Mirrors Builders, Supplies - Paints A Her Hours can Lake View Avenue GA. 2215 or AM. 3557 HAMBURG, N. Y. Mi LLAR Enos. I PHARMACY ln Business for Your Health Phone 396 I 79 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. HAMBURG HOME BAKERY Tasty Cakes, Pastries, Bread and Rolls 'A' Special Attention Given to Parties and Banquets 22 Buffalo Street Phone 764 D. C. SHOP Come In and See Our Complete Line of Junior Guild Original Dresses Nelly Don and Georgianna Dresses Loontong and Kingstone Sportswear Barbizon Slips Mojucl Hosiery GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 9 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. Compliments of WILLIAM D. ALLEN SUPERVISOR WAKE'S DINER Come in and eat or we'll botli starve ALWAYS OPEN M. WAKELEE, Prop. Cor. Bullalo ancl Llnion OLN EY 81 CARPENTER, I NC. Canners and Freezers of Fruits and Vegetables EDEN, NEW YORK WOLCOTT, NEW YORK vw V 1 1 I A 4 .. H151 -.. 114+-way.. 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