Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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X Dedication The Senior Class of 1946 sin- cerely extends its appreciation to one whose tireless effort in the past three years has done much to maintain a normal atmosphere of high school life during these trying times. Mr. Donald Conklin, a man of infinite patience and human un- derstanding, deserves far more credit than his own modesty per- mits. His efficiency enabled us to carry on in academic and extra- curricular activities in spite of all the obstacles presented. In lieu of an already over- crowded program, he found time to accelerate many prospective servicemen to their graduation goals, aided in school athletics, -and acted as personal advisor to many of us. To Mr. Conklin, of whom we think so much, we gratefully dedi- cate this yearbook. MR. DONALD E. CONKLIN it -6' Weiss 12-9621 miami- get QFI-wnf

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Miss Erway, Mr. Vanderhoef, Miss Howder. The Board of Education and Superintendent's OHice are the executive and administrative branches of our school. The Board makes the policies and Mr. Vanderhoef and his oiiice see that these policies are carried out in maintaining an eliicient., progressive, and successful educational program. Through the cooperation of these two groups, the higher standards of the Hamburg schools have been upheld. Board of Education and Superintendenfs Cffice Dr. Baker, Mr. Millar, Mrs. Hartman, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Stratemeier, Mr. Sherwood, Mr. Vanderhoef. '