Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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K1 L , Li V . ff 1 Thomas Laco-Editor-in-Chief Shirley Harrington-Assistant Editor Department Chairmen Murray Seeger Editorial John Richardson Photography Marianne Heimburg Art Barbara Hayden Typing Paul Leberman Circulation Roland Reed Advertising Publishedby THE CLASS OF i947 HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL Hamburg, New York FOREWORD After any game is over, the echoes of the cheers of the spectators and the enthusiasm of the parti- cipants linger on. Those ideals which have been set forth in the Olympic Games are serving as our goals, and that is why we choose it as our theme. Members of our class of '47 have played in an important game, for we have seen the beginning of war and the beginning of peace, and we have won the respect of others by striving to gain the knowledge which is necessary in order to make our world free from the wars which take many of our teammates from us. There is a game yet to be played in which we will meet opposition and disappointment, but eventually success. The goals for which we strive may be higher, and the competition more keen, but we will win over any obstacles which may arise for we have received the proper equipment from the people who have striven to give us a proper start-our teachers. Q TABLE OF CONTENTS MENTORS COMPETITORS EVENTS LAURELS CHAMPIONS SIDELINES SPONSORS ww-mwwnu mmmxvmmlmwnmafwuww-f--f-ww-wwmw-'fy--MWMSM Lfwwwwww f-4: ,, , Wwwau.w,2,AwMMfm-fww-M A man who helps others and brings knowledge and happiness to them need not look tar for friends. Such a man is Lloyd Jayne. ln iust two years he has entered our hearts with the keys of charm, personality, wit and intellect. On the athletic field, in his chemis- try and physics laboratory and at the keyboard of a piano he was always a gentle- man, a scholar and a fine friend. lt is with great pleasure that the Class of '47 dedi- cates the Echoes of '47 to such a gracious man. 4 f5S'5'f,1f ff, 4:--, , qggi, Mr. Vanderhoef S U P E R I N 'I' E N D E Mr.Vanderhoefandhis competent staff work in unison and co-operation with our fine Board of Education to promote and main- tain the general welfare and high standards of our school. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is comprised of civic-minded citizens interested in the welfare of both pupils and teachers. Mr. Sherwood Mr. Gregory Miss Mumbcch Mr. Dawson Mrs. Hartman Mr. Millar Mr. Banks Mr. Van- derhoef ':2 ..:snniQL, .., ,, mm .msec 'K 'A W w ezfmmwnfi 1-get 7 :wseesw Weesswww-Mfwmye-.fir-,mf,,simww,tef, Mr. Ravel P R I N C I P A I- We are all proud of Mr. Ravel and the iob he has done this year as our principal. A true friend and advisor to all of us, he is never too busy to listen to our problems, or to chat. S E C R E 'I' A R I E S The cletical and statistical affairs of the school have been efficiently managed by the office secretaries. They have always stood ready to aid and advise the stu- dents, as well as carry out their important duties of assisting the administration. Miss Bond, Miss Galbraith, Mrs. Thurber, Miss Erwayf Miss Mumbach 7 MARGARET ALLEN Speech B.A., William Smith EDMUND BACH Art B.S., Buffalo State HARRY BARRETT Mathematics B.A., Syracuse ERMA BIRDSEY English B.S., Buffalo BRONSON COLLINS History A.B., Cornell GRACE COWLES Science M.S., Syracuse JOHN DETLEFSON Commercial B.S., Albany JOAN DILLENBECK Physical Education B.S., Michigan ELIZABETH EWELL Guidance B.S., Buflialo State HOMER FIERO Band B.S., Ithaca KATHERINE FIERO Vocal Music B.S., Fredonia ANNA GIBBONS Commercial B.S., D'Youville NANCY GRAHAM Latin A.B., Allegheny RUTH HARVEY Mathematics B.S., Syracuse ARTHUR HOWE Physical Education A.B., La Crosse FERRAND HUNTLEY Commercial B.S., Syracuse MARY KAVANAUGH Dental Hygienist Rochester Dental THELMA KENT Home Economics B.S., Buffalo State LLOYD JAYNE Science A.B., Hamilton HAZEL JOHNSON History M.S., Syracuse VERONICA McGEE English B.A., D'YouviIle FREDERIC MEASER Mechanical Drawing B.S., Buffalo State BEATRICE MOORE Librarian B.S., Simmons ZORINA RAVEL English B.S., Syracuse FRED RESSEL Orchestra Prague Conservatory WILLIAM RODIEK Physical Education B.S., Cortland LLEWELLYN SCOTT Auto Mechanics Buttalo Training FRED SCRUTON Industrial Arts B.S., Oswego MAY SEAVEY German M.A., Columbia MARION STEVENSON Nurse R.N., Buffalo General FEDELIA WARBURTON French B.A., Houghton JEROME WILKER Industrial Arts B.S., Buffalo State I 2 I .I e i I 1 I E I Mr. Conklin JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPALI Through the patient and considerate efforts of Mr. Conklin, the students of Junior High are qualified to meet the greater responsibilities of Senior High. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY The understanding and expert guidance of the Junior High Faculty play an important I role in aiding the students to become alert and well-trained individuals. First Row: Miss Kavanaugh, Mrs. Richert, Mrs. Biancur, Miss Gabbey, Miss Morgan, Miss Gifford, Mrs. Dominski, Miss Dillenbeck, Second row: Mr. Erickson, Mr. Wilker, Mr. Conklin, Mr. Constable, Mr. Measer, Mrs. Lazarus, Mr. Koukal, Mr. Walters, Mr. Usborne I I I I I N 10 PM if ,fi 55 Mr. Vanderhoef, Miss Eckhardt, Miss Gabhey, Mrs. Seelback, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Winiger, Mrs. Herrett, Mrs. MacMichael, Mrs. Knoche, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Fuente P T A C 0 U N C I L The Parent-Teachers' Association en- ' ' ' courages greater co-operation be- tween home and school. lt has charge of costumes, contributes to school parties, sponsors movies and dances, and gave the school a movie camera. HoMERooM MoTHERs1hePg'en,'- e a c e r s Association Council appoints two homeroom mothers for each senior high homeroom to help with the various activities of the classes. Front row: Mrs. Laidlaw, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. VanBrocklin, Mrs. Cole, Mrs Naber, Mrs. Finley. Second row: Mrs. Betruun, Mrs. McCIausand, Mrs. Shelansky, Mrs. Schuster, Mrs Kuenn, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dart, Mrs. Osborne l Mrs. Kent, Sickau, Pacanowski, Voss, DuBois, lnskip, McDonald, Gqgg, Bqckmgierl Mrs, Foul,-ing, M,-,- Sauer, Mr. Walla, Mrs. Walla, Mrs. Colvin Mrs. Colvin and her assistants, Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. C A F E T E R I A Walla, and Mrs. Faulring, provide well-balanced lunches for the students who cannot possibly go home at noon. These are the women to whom we owe our contented afternoon hours. M A I N T E N A N C E This staff may be recognized by the ladders, mops, light bulbs, and other symbols of their calling with which they meet any emergency that may arise. They work long after school closes to clean the rooms and halls. Mrs. Buggenhagen, Mrs. Boarclway, Mrs. Henessy, Mr. Mumbach, Mr. Walla X Y N. 1: 1,-. ,444 if f :Ex ESFIPOHAQ' mf EXECUTIVE couNclL TT T T Stroms, Benz, Mr. Ravel, McShane, Doran STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of Hamburg High School. As such it brings problems and ideas from students to the attention of the principal, school administra- tion, and student body. Students and teachers together aid Mr. Ravel in setting up etticient school procedures, thus promot- ing harmony in student-teacher relations. Each homeroom president and vice-president is a member of this organization. Meetings are held every two weeks to discuss and act on current school issues. The four council officers form the executive council which meets on alternate weeks. The purchase of sweaters for varsity letter winners, the Foot- ball Dance and record dances after basket- ball games, and the editing of a school handbook are the activities sponsored by the Council. Armbruster, Harrington, Gille, Wheatley, Burley, Doran, Baker, Siprell, Seeger, Schmidt, Laco, Cassell, Naber, Millar, Benz, Laidlaw, Vail, Heary, O'Donnell, Mr. Ravel, McShane, Newton, Stroms, Gregory SENIOR CLASS THE SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD is com posed of each senior homeroom president vice-president, secretary, and treasurer Meeting at the discretion of Mrs. Birdsey the class advisor, the board handles the orders for caps and gowns, calling cards, and announcements. The class officers, to- gether with the advisory board, lead the senior class in managing such activities as the senior banquet, senior picnic, senior play, and the yearbook. The class ofticers must be chosen from the advisory board. In carefully choosing their officers, the senior class selects the ones whom they think will best guide them and whom they will be most willing to follow. Abbott, Miss Johnson, Herold Moss McGee Seeger Hadrych Mrs Birdsey Burley Stroms Cassell Walter Loco, Harrington, Mr. Jayne Schuster Bohen Gregory Mahoney Leberman Mlchle JOYCE BURY H-Ioyll Annual Stat? 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Art Club 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4 HOWARD CASSELL Howie Homeroom Otticer 3, 4, Sopho- more Hop Committee 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Club 4, Annual Stat? 4 ,nu RITA CHATLEY Musician Homeroom Officer 2, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Committee 3 JEAN CHERRY Shorty Annual Staff 4, Homeroom Offi- cer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Girls' Sports 2, 3, Personality Club 3, Senior Banquet Committee 3 MARY JEAN COLE Coke Annual Stat? 4, Merit Award 2, 3, Sportsmanship Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 SALLY DRESSER Bright Eyes National Honor Society 4, Senior Play 4, Annual 4, Sportsmanship Club 4, Art Club 4, Service Club 3, Sports 4, Senior Banquet 3 GEORGE COLIN Gawdge Annual Staff 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 4 EVA JANE EDINGTON E. J. Annual Staff 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Class Officer 2,,Sports- manship Club 3, 4, Service Club 2, Theta Players 3, 4, Salute JOYCE E. DART flJed!l Annual Staff 3, 4, Sportsmanship C-lub 4, Theta Players 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, Forensic Club 4, Senior Plav 4 HARRIET EVERARD Willie Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4 Junior Prom Committee 3, Band 2, FRANCES DEBO Fran Annual Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Girls' Sports 2, 3 BRADFORD FIELD nson Student Council 2, 3, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Theta Players 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Drum 3, Track Manager 3, 4, Press Corps 3, 4, Girls' Service Club Club 4, Forensic Club 4 Leader4 3,4 NADINE FITZPATRICK Fitz Senior Play 4, Annual 4, Hop, Prom Committees 2, 3, Service Club 3, Theta Players 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Forensic Club 4, National Honor Society 4 JACK FOSTER Chumer Football 4, Intramural Basketball 4,Baseball4 DORIS ELAINE GEORGI Dorian Senior Play 4, Annual Stat? 4, Hop, Prom Committees 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, Serv- ice Club 2, 3, 4, Theta Players 2, 3, 4, Sports 4 MILES GILSON nBoops11 Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Hop, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 4 PHYLLIS GOODRIDGE RALPH GREEN DONALD GREGORY NORMAN EDWARD HAAS Goodie Red Sas Roger Junior Prom Committee 3, Per- Chorus 4, Football 2, 3, lntra- Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer 2, sanality Club 3, Senior Play 4 mural Basketball 3,4 Merit Award 3, National Honor Hop, Prom Committees 2, 3, Society 3, 4, Flag Bearer 4, Chorus 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Varsity Sports 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Intramural Sports 2 Club4 IENEDICT HADRYCH DONALD HAECKER JOAN M. HAGLE THOMAS D. HALE Ben Raduly Jeanie TGIF Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- Annual Stall' 4, Sophomore Hop Sophomore Hop Committee 2 ketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Club 4 ketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Club 4 Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- Theta Players 4, Intramural Ten mittee 3, Girls' Service Club 2 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 I nis 3, Varsity Tennis 4 JEAN HALL Jeannie Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Theta Players 2, 3, Girls' Sports 2, 3 SHIRLEY HARRINGTON Shirt Assistant Editor 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Class President 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Merit Award 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 DONALD HARRIS 71Digger11 Senior Play 4, Annual 4, Theta Players 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Varsity H Club 4 MARTIN HARRIS Bubbles'! Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, Baseball 2, Track 2, 4 BARBARA HAYDEN Barb Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Homeroom Officer 2 Student Councxl 3 Hop Prom Committees 2 3 Girls Sports 2 3 4 EDITH HODIL Eadle Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Homeroom OFf1cer 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Girls Sports 3 4 MARIANNE HEIMBURG Helm National Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 4 Hop Prom Committees 2 3 Merit Award 2 3 Forensic Club 4 Art Club 3 4 Sports 3 BARBARA HEROLD BRANT HODGSON Barb B R Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4, Junior Prom Com Homeroom Officer 2 4 Hop, mittee 3 Homeroom Officer 2 Prom Committees 2 3 Septette Merit Award 2 Football 2 ln 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 tramural Sports 2 RENA HUNTER ALICE MARIE IRWIN DOROTHY ISCH ' Rae 'Al Do Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Stat? 4 Hop Prom Com Annual Staff 4 Sophomore Hop Sophomore Hop Committee 2 muttees 2 3 Service Club 2 3 Committee 2 Jun1or Prom Com Junior Prom Committee 3 Per Forensic Club 4 Personality mittee 3 Girls Soccer 3 4 sonallty Club 3 Girls Sports3 4 Club 3 Senior Play 4 Girls Girls Archery3 Sports 2 4 V, , ef' H , A. 5 9 A f -1 :p.L. I, ,g 1 11 11 . 11 11 11 1 11 11 F i i F i ' i i 1 1 I F i 1 1 i 1 i 1 F i I . 1 1 7 1 1 i ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 2, , 4 11 - 11 1 11 1 11 11 '11 F i i I i 1 ' i i i 1 J 1 i i ' , I ' i 1 1 1 . . . . 1 , - , - v ' I i 1 I 1 1 I 1 2 Q P I ., - ,L , ELEANOR L. JOHNSON HEI!! Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Service Club 45 Girls' Bowling 4 HAROLD S. JOHNSON l'Prof National Honor Society 45 An nual Staff 45 Theta Players 3, 45 Track Manager 3, 45 Press Club 45 Forensic Club 45 Senior Play 4 HERBERT C. JOHNSON Herbie Annual Staff 45 Chorus 45 Varsity Sports Statistician 3, 45 Press Club 45 Forensic Club 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 lntramural Sports 3 PATRICIA KEELEY llputll Transferred from Eden, NewYork 3 SALLY KIEFER RITA KLISPIE JANICE A. KNOCHE llKieflI IlRi'zlI lljnnll National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Annual 45 Hop, Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Offi- Merit Award 2, 35 Sportsmanship Prom Committees 2, 35 Chorus cer 25 Hop, Prom Committees Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 2, 3, 45 Merit Award 2, 35 Theta 2, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Service Chorus 2, 3, 45 Septette 3, 45 Players 45 Sports 2, 3, 45 Na- Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play4 Annual 3,4 tional Honor Society 4 . SHIRLEY JEAN KUEHNE HERBERT H. KUENN BETTY ANN KUHN Jeanne l'lel'bH HK'-'l eYH Personality Club 35 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom Committee 35 Boys' Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Service Club 3 Junior Prom Committee 35 Per- sonality Club 3 YETTA KRONENBERG ncorkylf Senior Play 45 Hop, Prom Com- mittees 2, 35 Art Club 45 Girls' Service Club 35 Girls' Sports 45 AnnualStatf4 THOMAS LACO Tom L. Editor-in-Chief Echoes 45 Stu- dent Council 2 3, 45 Class Officer 25 President Sportsmanship Club 45 National Honor Society 4 if HELEN LAPP ILENE LAW MARSHALL LEARN VIRGINIA LEASE Blondie Queenie Doc Ginny Annual Staff Ai Chorus 47 Per- Senior Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Varsity H Club 47 Homeroom Senior Play 47 Hop, Prom Com sonality Club 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 27 Officer 27 Football Manager Ai mittees 2, 37 Septette 4 Chorus Junior Prom Committee 37 Sports- Hop, Prom Committees 2, 37 2, 3, 47 Personality Club 3 For manship Club 47Theta Players 3, 4 Sportsmanship Club 4 ensic Club 47 Theta Players 4 PAUL R. LEBERMAN Ill. B.ll National Honor Society 47 An- nual Staff 47 Class Officer 47 Merit Award 37 Sportsmanship Club 47 Theta Players 47 Tennis 2, 3, 4 MARY MacLEAN Scottie Hop Prom Committees 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Sportsmanship 2 3 Latin Club 4 Cheerleading 4 Senior Banquet Commlttee3 MELVIN LEHTO FRITZ LIPPOLD DOLORES LUTZ lIMelll Illippyu lloodiell Transferred from Buffalo, New Annual Staff 4i Sophomore Hop York 47 Football 47 intramural Committee 27 Junior Prom Com Basketball4 mittee 37 Girls' Service Club 2 DENNIS MAHONEY RICHARD K. MAINPRIZE MARY JANE MAITLAND llDennY!l Student Council 3 4 Class OFF: cer 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Press Club 4 Forensic Club 4, Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Dick Veteran Radio Club 2 lntramur als 2 Murrie Annual Staff 4 PHYLLIS McCALL CHARLES JOSEPH McDONNELL FRANKLIN JOHN MEIER MARILYN METZLER rlphylll IIMGCII 55Mike,, , l,McreH Senior PIUY 45 AHHUGI 5905 4: Annvvl 5705 47 Sophomore Hop Junior Prom Committee 3 Annual Stal? 45 Hop, Prom Com- Chorus 25 Girls' Sports 2, 45 Committee 25 Junior Prom Com- miffees 2, 3, Chgfug 2, 3, 4, Personamy Club 3 mittee 3t5lf-199 Crew 3: Football Merit Award 2, 35 Service Club 3' 42 SEMO' PIUY 4 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY MEYER IIMYII Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Service Club 35 Personality Club 35 Girls' Sports 2 DORIS MOSER llDorll Theta Players 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 Personality Club 35 Senior Play 4 GEORGE BOOTH MICHIE llKingll Senior Play 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Varsity Sports 2, 3, 45 Sportsmanship Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity H Club 4 JAMES R. MITSCHER lljirnll Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Intramural Basketball 45 Tennis 4 MARGARET MOTZ ANITA NELSON llpeggyll IINHGH Annual Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Annual Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Girls' Service Club Committee 25 Junior Prom Com- 3, 45 Girls' Baseball 2, 3, 45 mittee 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4 Service Club 2 JAMES E. MONROE Minnie Senior Play 45 Varsity H Club 4 Annual 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Base ball 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 ll MARGARET NEWSOME llpegll Annual Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Junior Pram Com- mittee 35 Septette 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY ANNE OSBORNE Fritz'! Annual Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Girls' Service Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Tennis 3, Senior Play4 ROBERT PACANOWSKI lfBobll Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Senior Play 4 BETTY JANE PAWLSON rlBeQn Annual Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Personality Club 3, Girls' Sports 2, 4, Senior Play 4 BEVERLY JEAN PFAFFENBACH llsevlf Annual Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Person- ality Club 3, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY PFARNER PHYLLIS PIERCE BROWNIE PINIEWSKI SAMUEL PULEO HSh 'lN HPl'YlH Boomer Busti Annual Staff 4, Homeroom Offi- Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity H. Club 4, Baseball 2 3 cer 2, Junior Prom Committee Junior Prom Committee 3, Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Base- 4, Basketball 3, 4 lCaptainl ' I Bowling 3 ban 2, 3, 4, varsity H club 4 HOWARD A. PURDY HERBERT PURVES FRANCES REDDING ROLAND REED Howie Herb Fran Nigger Library Assistant 2 Girls' Service Club 2, Annual Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4 Staff 4, Class Officer 2, Orches- Sophomore Hop Committee 2, tra 2, Chorus 3, 4, Theta Players 2 Junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus 3, 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4 LUCILLE REIBER IILUII National Honor Society 45 An- nual Stal? 45 Merit Award 35 Girls' Service Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4 JOHN RICHARDSON lfzephyrll Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Hop, Pram Committees 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Var- sity H Club 4 ROBERTA LOU RIGGS Bobbie Annual Stal? 45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 25 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Service Club 25 Theta Players 2, 35 Sports 25 Chorus2 JAMES RILEY J. R. Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Offi- cer 2, 35 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 JOHN ROBERTS llsudll NATALIE SCHUTTS HNu'lI Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Tennis 2, 3 CHARLES HENRY ROHRER lll Chuck'4 Annual Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Stage Crew 3, 4 MURRAY SEEGER llMurfll Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Student Council 45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Varsity Sports 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4 LLOYD SCHREINER Muscles Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Sportsmanship Club 35 Stage Crew 25 Intramural Sports 3, 45 Movie Proiectionist 2 RUTH SEIDER Ruthie Homeroom Officer 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4 VERA SCHUSTER Uverll Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Officer 2, 45 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Theta Players 3, 45 Girls' Service Club 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4 RUTHMARIE SHANAFELT llpudgyll Annual Stal? 45 Homeroom Offi- cer 25 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Service Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4 RICHARD EDWARD SOBY llsobyll Annual Staff 3, 47 Sophomore Hop Committee 27 Junior Prom Committee 37 Chorus 3, 47 Bowl- ing 4 SHIRLEY A. SOLDWEDEL 'lshirll' National Honor Society 47 An- nual 3, 47 Council 27 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 37 Art Club Ai Service Club 47 Theta Club 47 Senior Play 4 CAROLINE STALEY IIJOII Senior Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Hop, Prom Committees 2, 37 Chorus 47 Art Club 47 Service Club 4i Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 BETTY JANE STRANAHAN' Bettie Annual Staff 47 Sophomore Hop Committee 27 Junior Prom Com- mittee 37 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Per- sonality Club 37 Girls' Sports 2, 3,4 GRACE P. STROMS WILLIAM THOMPSON ROBERT ULRICH llkumdumfl IIBHIVI llBobIl Annual 4, Sfudenf Council 3, 4 Annual Staff 47 Student Council lPresidenti7 Hop, Prom Commit- 22 HOP, Prom Committees 2, 3: tees 2, 37 Art Club 3, 47 Theta Chorus 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Players 37 Sports 2, 3, 47 Senior Intramural Basketball 2 Play4 PATRICIA VanDUZEE DORIS WALDRON RUTH WALKER PattYH DOW Hshadu . Transferred from Montclair, New Senior Play 47 Homeroom Officer Annual Staff 4i Homeroom Offi- Jersey 47 Annual Staff 47 Chorus 27 Annual Staff 4 CBI' 27 HOP, PYON1 C0mmIfife 2, 3? 4- Girls' Service Club Chorus 2, 3, 47 Personality Club ' 37 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4 JAMES VanBROCKLlN llvanll Annual Staff 47 Sophomore Hop Committee 27 Junior Prom Com- mittee 37 Orchestra 27 Band 2, 3, 47 Intramural Bowling 4 ELLEN WALTER EIIie Senior Play 4i Annual Staff 47 Homeroom Officer 47 Junior Prom Committee 3. FRANCES ANN WALTER JANE C. WEBSTER BERTRAM WEIDNER HARRY WILTSE Fran Janie O Annual Staff 4 Student Council Senior Play 4, Hop, Prom Com- Annual Staff 3, 4 Sophomore FootbalI4 VarsltyH CIub4 2 Hop Prom Committees 2 3 mittee 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Art Hop Committee 2 Junior Prom Basketball M nager 2 3 4 Club 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, Committee 3, At Club 3 4 lntramurolSports3 4 Senior Banquet Committee 3 Senior Play 4 MEYER JOHN WINSTON ll ll Windy Va d C Ch in rsity H Club 4, Annual 4, Stu- nt Council 2, Junior Prom 4, orus 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bowl- g 4, Intramural Sports 4, Art Club 4 ROBERT G. WOLFE Wolf Annual Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Co mi Se 3. mmittee 2, Junior Prom Com- tee 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Boys' rvice Club 3, Intramural Sports 4 RlTA WINTERS JANET WITTMEYER JEAN WITTMEYER Pest quiss Jeannie Art Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 Annual Stal? 4, Junior Prom Com Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 Senior Play 4 MAURICE YATES HMUWYH Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Orc estro 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Stage Crew 3 Track 3 Cheerleading 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Chorus SENIOR CLASS PARTY MRS. CLOVER. . JOHNNY CLOVER MR. CLOVER . SPUD ERWIN SUSAN BLAKE. . BETSY ERWIN . MARTHA WILLARD OFFXCER SIMMONS HENRY QUINN . LUCYBELLE LEE . ' PRESTON HUGHES BULL - . , NICK . HANK . FA'l'l'Y . . TIME: The present. 'The Swanton Clan of Hamlvunq Hlgh School FOOTBALL TEAM - SYNOPSIS OF SCENES pnrml: CAST OF CHARACTERS . Sally Dresser Donald Harris john Richardson . James Monroe Doris Moser . Joyce Dart Nadine Fitzparridc Murray Seeger Harold johnson Barbnn Baltzcr George Midzie . Roland Reed Donald Gregory . . . . Bradley Biker Charles McDonnell SCENE: 'I'he Clover house in Preston, a small suburban town. ACT 1. ACT Il: Scene II: Two weeks Inter. ACT III: Boltzer, Reed, Moser, Boker, Goodridge, Staley, Gregory, Kuehne, Monroe, Seeger, Richardson S E N I Q R L P L A Y A comedy in three acts, Ever Since Eve, was presented by the class of forty-seven. Throughout the whole performance they kept the audience amused by the lively action and ludicrous happenings. The lay contained characters of every-day life, and a southern coquette added o touch of sparkle to the news-conscious group of students. Page 28 Richardson, Johnson, Baltzer, Dresser, Harris, Seeger, Moser, Monroe, Dart, Fitzpatrick. , Ar efW '1?'3-1 sisitf we wi 'K' f If 'if 28 K1 0 4 EVER SINCE EVE f Q PRODUCTION STAFF Direrlar . . Miss Margaret Allen Anirlant Dinrtor . .... Doris Georgi Prompter ........ Marilyn Metzler Pmperliu and Furnilure - Harriet Everard, Alice Irwin, Lucille Rieber, Ruth Shanafelt. ' Corlumu ........ Shirley Osborne Male-up - Arletta Bond, Phyllis Goodridge, Barbara Hayden, Edith Hodil, Eleanor johnson, Shirley Keuhne, Phyllis Pierce, joan Staley, Ellen Walters, Rita Winters. Selling ...... Mr. Edward Bach, The Art Club Slaging and Ughling - Mr. Fred Scruton, Charles Rohrer, joselph Benz, Cleaver Bole, Nomian Haas, Ray Rogan, Robert We ie, john Zintl. Bulinen Arrangements . . ' . , . Mrs. M. H. Birdsey Bnrinen' Manager ..,. . . Rita Klispie Arriuarrl Burineu Manager ..... Herbert johnson Tirbelr, Program: and Publirily - Mary jean Cole, Doris Georgi, Barbara Herald, Eleanor johnson, Herbert johnson, Rita Klispie, janice Knoche, Yetta Kronenberg, Shirley Kuehne, Virginia Lease, Phyllis McCall, Marilyn Metzler, Shirley Meyer, Anita Nelson, Betty Pawlson, Vera Schuster, joan Staley, Grace Stroms, Doris Waldron, Frances Walter, jane Webster. Urbenrrfrz Tburnlay: Class president, Shirley Harrington, Mary jean Cole, Ilene law, Phyllis Mefhll, Anita Nelson, Roberta Riggs, Friday: Shirley Harrington, Sally Kiefer, Rita Kllspie, Yetta Kronen- berg, Shirley Meyer, Grace Stroms. Urban: Tblrnda : Howard Cassell, Benedict Hadrych, Franklin Meier, Rogert Paunowslri Friday: Bruce Burley, Thomas hm, Paul Lebennan, Dcnnis Mahoney, - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - The Senior Class wishes tu express its gratitude to Mrs. Hund, Mrs. MacMichael, Chairman of P. T. A. Costume Committee, the Hamburg Planing Mill Company, Kronenbergs Store, and everyone who has helped in any way in producing the play. B A C K S T A G E The Seniors who have worked to make the Senior Play a success are necessary for the successful staging of the play have been managed by the stage crew and the make up and property committees. Miss Allen coordinated the efforts of these people to produce the successful presentation Bole, Haas, Zintz, Rogan, Osborne, Wolfe, Kuehne, Staley smwsarese are as re ART STAFF Stroms, Georgi, Stranahan, Kiefer, Vann, Heimburg, Soldwedel, Walters, Mr. Bach, Newsome, Baillie, Webster, Winters EXECUTIVE Richardson, Harrington, Heimburg SENIOR ANNUAL CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Y - Soldwedel, Seider, Mr. Huntley, Hodil, Staley, Schutts, Waldron, Metzler, Fitzpatrick, Kronenberg, Johnson, Zittel, Everard, Leberman, Wittmeyer, Meyer, Pierce, Pfarner, McCall, Moser, Goodridge, Kuhn, Georgi, Irwin EDITORIAL STAFF Seeger, Van Duzee, Law, Fitzpatrick, Hall, Johnson, Gregory, Harris, Walker, Bole, Dart, Riggs, Mrs. Birdsey, Winston, Harrington, Cassell, Georgi, Newsome, Baltzer 30 COMMITTEE I TYPING STAFF Seeger, LOGO, MY- Collins Law, Walters, lsch, Hayden, Maitland, Johnson, Hunter, Bond, Cherry, Metzler, Klispie, Lutz C I TEES ADVERTISING STAFF Dresser, Cole, Reed, Metzler, Irwin, Harrington, Hodil, Georgi, Hayden, Dougherty, Monroe, Armitage, Johnson, Rieber, Nelson, Pawlson, Rohrer, Boltzer, McDonnell, Herald, Fitzpatrick, Schuster, Kronenberg, Knoche, Schanafelt, Meyer PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Dresser, Baillie, Hagle, Van Brocklin, Kiefer, Edington, Nelson, Pawlson, Moser, Riggs, Dart, Richardson, Everard, Van Duzee, Johnson, Georgi, Winters, Klispie, Mr. Collins, Schanafelt, Staley, Cole, Herold, Webster, Meyer, Reiber, Walters, Fitzpatrick, Monroe, Matz, Stroms JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Gille, O'Donnell. Standing: Wheatley, McShane JUNIOR CLASS THIS YEAR'S JUNIOR CLASS has contributed not only scholastically, but also athletically and socially tolthe betterment of Hamburg High School. Scholastically, they have upheld the high standards of scholarship, which Hamburg High School has always maintained. As sophomores, they brought enioyment and entertainment through their very successful Sophomore Hop, Fall Fiesta. In the field of athletics, this year's iunior class excelled, with many boys playing maior roles on Hamburg's varsity teams. Also noteworthy has been their overall participation in intra- mural sports. Miss Seavey, as class advisor, capably guided the affairs of the iunior class. The class of '48 has been typically characteristic of Ham- burg High School First row Critoph, Cline, Ebel, Harris, Keller, Kershaw, Staley, Tucker, Vucic, Schunk, Williams. Second row: Hucks, Holtzscher, Johnson, Brodfeuhrer, J. George Sheidel, Unger, Slade, Vail, Wheatley. Third row: Gerber, Egner, Burley, Hackemer, Kurtzman, Taylor, Van Dyke, Slighter, Stevens, Finley. Fourth row B. Clark, M. Fallon, Bolling, Andrew, Gille, Frye, Tripple, Sullivan, Schumaker. Fifth row: Henry, Krone, Kunz, P. Kinyoun, Bleck, Tisdel, Han- sen Voss Short. Sixth row: Kurtz, Cutler, Craig, Rich, Boardway, Heary, Wicks, C. George, Shelansky .ummm-vu-1-ww--mu-stir vw wi1mff.z1f- 1vQm1-11z4: s,Wf- c-4fQ4..11u1umM. T Q--mmm., M. .s JUNIOR CENTRAL BOARD First row- Neumeister Pahlman Rittman Lorig Ohl Mammoser Reese Lantz Michie Schumaker Morely Gunning Second row- Petrie, Petrie, Rich C Reese V Reese Martin McMoll Monckton McShane Weaver kersch Horton Third row Flanmng Green Schick Mahoney Wright Maclean Peters Blackwell Baker Chesney Hammersley Cameron Fourth row Schunk Driscoll ODonnell Logel Platt Naber Phillips Guenther Klmczar Finlayson Harrison Fifth row Nuedbala Reynolds Hewson Low Bartoo Fahnestock Lammereaux Moll Frase Hines N Draudt Gern Sixth row Meyn Lockwood Barrett R Rowe J Draudt Laidlaw Naber Mahoney Bahen, Denmes - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 5 1 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - ' 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 - 1 - ' i 1 1 - - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 i ,. ...,.. . .... .. , . , N , V ,, . , .. swag. L, ..,s 4 at 4 WW' SOPHOMORE CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS of Hamburg High School has already begun to show signs of being an important part in the running of school activi- ties. Members of this class are representatives to various clubs and organizations and with their active participation and practical sugges- tions, have added a distinct value in the success- ful operation of these organizations. From each sophomore homeroom four officers are elected. These four officers from each of the six homerooms form the Sophomore Central Board which acts as the legislative body for SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS the class. The group, in turn, elects four officers sealed: Newlon' salmon' S'GndinQ1A'mb'US'e Adams who become the Sophomore Class officers and act in the capacity of the executive body. First row: Karstedt, Hunter, Thomas, Stevens, Critoph, Telook, K. Howe, Keppler, Krencik, Davis, Doran. Second row: L. Wilson, Riefler, Chesney, Kocur, Klispie, Salmon, Kalbough, Killian, Sausner, Knisley, Irish, Nixon, Krause. Third row: Roberts, Shelansky, Moyer, E. Smith, Schindler, Rauch, Armbruster, Bieger, Latimore, Crowley, Gregory, Lamm. Fourth row: Laidlaw, Rachwal, Rosinski, Rong, Zimmerman, Keller, Hartlofli, Blass, Bertraun, Boumgarten, Banko. Fifth row: C. Mansfield, Osgood, F. Miller, Ahrens, Sobilo, Schenfield, Fowler, C. Schmitt, Gage, Finlayson, Eckhardt, Tucker, Joan Wagner. Sixth Row: Bonczar, Hughes, Hermann, Stanes, Armitage, Shanks, Yuill, K. Miller, Tatford, Sturm, Vierkorn, Werner. Seventh row: Koester, Briggs, Krazmien, Czernieiewski, Kleinfelder, Kinyoun, J. Howe, Johannes, Beoins, Zintz, Webster, T. Mansfield SOPHOMORE CENTRAL BOARD Mr. Barrett, Mr. Huntley, Miss Graham, Harben, Ahrens, Mrs. Ravel, Zintz, Miss Gibbons, Krause, Kleinfelder, Miss Warburton, Killian, Osgood, Beiger, Ohl, Newton, Webster, Schmitt, Millar, Adams, Salmon, Firey, Sipprell, Armbrusfer, Doran lst row: Weinar, Reahr, Lederman, Pearl, Adams, Williams, Southwell, Fallon, Brock, Bauer, Barber. 2nd row: G. Schmitt, Frantz, Reynolds, Peters, O'Brien, Burley, Frye, McCausland, Hawes, Glass, P. Baker, Hall, Dittman, Britt. 3rd row: Simpson, Salmon, Petersen, Fitzpatrick, Rochester, Hunt, Leach, Millar Lail, Brocksopp Warren, Shodle, Bodge. 4th row: Mr. Miller, Zittel, Gates, Foit, D. Baker, D. Smith, E. Wilson, Pruder, Kramer, Peterson, Walters, Borchert. 5th row: Olivieri, Plumber, Washburn, Hagelin, Prince, McCleary, Lyons, Dorfeld, Weidner, Horst, Wesolek, Rauch, Schieclel, Meyer. 6th row: Petrella Black, B. Miller, Janet Wagner, Thorpe, Kaszubowski, Niedbala, Eder, lmboden, Sipprell, Archer, Burgwardt. 7th row: Fornes, Messmer, Moser, Winston, Newton, Fladd, Firey, Frank, Gibbons, Dygert, Ohl, Hoeber, Samolski, Saunders ' ui-.-.-ml Qg1,llu-vww,f-ws , f Q ilgimgmuirngi .w1m 1 Cole, Heimburg, Ulrich, Stroms JUNIOR PROM A KING AND A QUEEN! Each year the ninth through twelfth grades elect a king and queen from the Junior Class to be crowned at the Junior Prom. During the dance the king and queen are announced. Attired in their royal robes, they ascend to their thrones and are duly crowned. This is not all. There are four hours of dancing to a good orchestra, gay decorations, many-colored lights, and delicious refreshments. Many weeks of careful preparation precede this grand affair on the first Friday in May. On various committees the iuniors make the decorations, invite patrons, order tickets, make posters, and contract for the music. Some prepare the refreshments, while others check coats and the day after dedecorate. The annual semi-formal dance by the Junior Class is one of the high points of the year's events at Ham- burg High. Guided by Miss Seavey, class advisor, and her assistants, the Class of '47 made last year's Starlight Stroll an outstanding success. SOPHOMORE HOP Shine on, shine on Harvest Moon, up in the sky - that's what we were all singing on that special Friday night in November, 1946, for it was the Sophomore Hop that the huge harvest moon was shining down upon. Fall leaves, which carried out the autumn theme, were strung in rows to form a low ceiling on the dance floor. Music was furnished by Phil Spence's Orchestra who played on the platform under the large moon. Miss Fidelia Warburton, sophomore advisor, was in charge of the entire dance, and assisting her were Miss Nancy Graham, Mr. Ferdinand Huntley, Miss Anne Gibbons, Mr. Harry Barrett, Mrs. Zorina Ravel, and Mr. Edmund Bach. Much of the credit for the success of the dance can be attributed to the generosity and co-operation of the homeroom mothers who donated the refreshments and decorated the cafeteria, and the untiring efforts of the entire sophomore class who endeavored in every way to make their hop one that will be remembered by the students and teachers who attended. FIRST TERM-JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS-SECOND TERM Wilson, Wheatley Vunn, Wheatley JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THANKSGIVING PLAY Rosendoerf, Herold, Kunz, Evans, Riefler, Wiltse, Sfeese, Paffendon Q ,.,' S ,-.ff f ,f fn, Hn ff.. ,,..,. ?-52 ' Ei? 3 ' 'nfi M2 QQQZJ - 5152 . :mg '-1 Bfllllef, B'-ind. HUmf1'lel, Kiefer, Vann, Lease, Herold, Newsome, Mrs. Fiero S E P T E 'I' 'I' E The girls' septette, under Mrs. Fiero, has performed several times for the student body and for many social events. They participated in music concerts and contributed their musical talent to the spring contest of l947. C H O R U S The chorus this year, under Mrs. Fiero, has become a popular class with the musically-inclined. lt has made several public appearances during the year, participating in a Pop Concert, Spring Concert, taking part in the Christmas play, and competing in the State Concert at Amherst. Mrs. Fiero, Baltzer, Endres, Schulze, O'Donnel, Frase, Zittel, Soby, Niedbala, A. M. Staley, Stroms, Burley, Baumgartan, Trippe, Grien, Zink, Ulrich, Adams, Field, N. Shadle, Schutts, Riggs, Norman, Vucic, Metzler, Abbott, Mansfield, Hewson, Bacton, Hauck, Bennett, Cook, Kocic, Moyer, C. Staley, Glass, Horst, Hunt, Hammersley, Hummel, Tills, Eder, Finley, Vann, Winston, Herritt, Piller, Ebel, Warren, Martin, Keller, Andrew, Abbott, Schunk, Seeger, Dygert, Reed, Tisdel, Harold Johnson, Herbert Johnson, J. Shadle, Weaver, B. Hall, Kiefer, Unger, Suess, Lail, Miller, Schulze, Vierkorn, Werner, Gilson, Rich, Burgwardt, Vann, Nelson, Bond, Van Duzee, Frye, Walker, Fitzpatrick, Blackman, Stranahan, W. Winston, Stamp, Kurtz, Harrington, Smith, Redd- ing, Knoche, Schuster, O'Brien, Gage, Hagelin, Pullman, Simpson, Schmidt, Herold, Klispie, Rich, Doran, Leach, Kurtzman, Peterson, Maclean, Bimbow, Sherwood, Monckton, Georgi, Lease, Wolters, Gunning, Lapp, Ohl, Draudt, Newsome, McCausland, Shelanskey, Cameron, Vale, Tucker, J. Hall Wiltse, Shanafelt, MacLaren, Helfer, Webster, Wilson, Laidlaw, Baillie, Pearl, Finlayson, Baker, Smith, Neiger, Schmitt, Everard, Holtzscher, Burdette, Laidlaw, Fornes, Riefler, Nienner, Mr. Ressel, Griffon, Rittman, lnskip, L. Black, Herrett, Gage, Kleinfelder, Ulrich, Werner, Vierkorn. Laidlaw, Van Brocklin, Short, Cook 0 R C H E S T R A The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Ressel, gives stu- dents with musical ability the experience of working together. B A N D The Hamburg High School Band received a I rating in last year's state contest at Lancaster. This year's band is under the able direction of Mr. Fiero and numbers 70 players. McKallip, McAllister, Houghton, Cook, Haws, Richard Shultz, Burgwardt, Britt, Robert Shultz, Kingston, Riefler, Schweikradt, Kern, Lamereaux, Reich- elderfer, Neinner, Everard, Fornes, Wells, O'Dell, Lucarell, A. Wolfe, Ahrens, Lennox, Seeger, Rittman, Provick, Vann, Richard Herratt, McCausland, Baillie, Baker, Gunning, Mr. Fiero, Burdette, Czernieiewski, Webster, Werner, Fawcett, Axelson, D. Black, Adam, Wilson, R. Laidlaw, Tills, Schwertfeger, L. Black, Vail, Griffin, Rast, Riefler, Lillie, McGovern, Shanafelt, Rose, Rice, Meyer, Ronald Herret, Short, Kleinfelcler, Mansfield, Scheinden, Reynolds, Ohl, Viekron, G. Laidlaw, Van Brocklin Stroms, Winston, Soldwedel, Miss LaVigne, Bailie, Vann, Kronenberg, Stranahan, Heimburg, Staley, Green, Mr. Bach, Staley, Schick. A R 'I' The art department is divided into two fields-design and representation. Design is the creative interpretation of ideas and develops individual expression. Representa- tion is the drawing of things realistically and involves the study of perspective. M E C H A N I C A L D N G Mechanical drawing-the language of industry under the instruction of Mr Measer, endeavors to teach young men, interested in drafting, the fundamentals of proiection, blue print reading, gears, and cams Simon, Marchiondra, Fornes, Walters, Zintz, Gates, Kepler, Tisdel, Koester, Naber, Thorpe, Griffey, Vann, Green, Mr. Measer, Bartoo, Yuill Platt Schunk, Meyer, Netliest, Brock, Tafford Bauer, Zimmerman Fallon 1 1 1 1 ..,.,,.m,....., V, , . -QE.. Lucerall, Baker, Zittel, Naber, Peters Monroe, Worth, Rowe, Short, Mr. Scott A U 'I' O S H O P Auto mechanics is a new subiect, headed by Mr. Scott. Students learn the intricate workings of engines and how to repair them. For students interested in mechanics this course is an advantageous opportunity. W 0 0 D S H O P The woodworking shop of Hamburg High Schooi helps develop a knowl- edge of the woodworking field and gives a general background of the uses and properties of wood. Mr. Wilker has put a student personnel plan into effect similar to industries. Teelak, Maclean, Mr. Wilker, Roberts, Peters, Krone, Naber, Stanes 52 Mitscher, Miss Seavey, Wright, Green, Guenther, Bohen, Johnson, Reynolds, Stevens, Reynolds, Heimburg, Mahoney, t'aIIon, McKalIip G E R M A N ln the German classes, the first year consists of reading simple stories and learning elementary forms of grammar. Second and third year classes study more advanced material to give the students a practical knowledge of German. F R E N C H These classes, under Miss Warburton, are given a thorough background in the French lan- guage, manners, and customs, During the year, the pupils receive ample material to acquaint themselves with the country whose language they study. The phonograph aids better pronunciation. Harris, Frye, Gille, Dresser, Lease, Georgi, Debo, Hodil, Walker, Miss Warburton, Osborne, Newsome, Baltzer, Meyer Hall, Dorfeld, Buumgarten, Miss Gibbons, Hunt, Hagelin, Britt, Klispie, Rauch, Schiedel, Sobilo, Ahrens, Brocksopp, Schindler Tucker, Slighter, Wilson, Leach ' C G M M E R C I A L These courses, under Miss Gibbons, Mr. Detlefson, and Mr. Huntley, offer excellent training in the business field and provide a well-rounded background for direct application or further specialization.. H I S T C R Y As future citizens, we must understand the policies of the world today. World history taught us the European origin of these policies.Through American history we have gained an understanding of America's background and her role in building our present world. Colin, Rogan, Richardson, Edington, Trippi, Kuehne, Hall, Thompson, Winters, Reed, Moser, Chatley, Wiltsie, Bowers, Walker, Mitscher, Puleo, Motz, Riley, Metzler, Pfarner, Sterling, Lease, Newsome, Stroms, Pawlson, Pfonffenbuch, Fitzpatrick HM..-Q--mmimmm.u, nnmipsfeff . Bole, Mahoney, Reed, Osborne, Hadrych, Weidner, Meier, Johnson, Burley, Keifer, Colon, Schuster, Miss Harvey, Reynolds, Ulrich, Leberman, Harrington, Van Brocklin, Dart M A 'I' H E M A 'I' I C S Mathematics includes plane and solid geometry, in- termediate and advanced algebra, and trigonemetry, taught by Miss Harvey and Mr. Barrett. Aspiring mathematicians will find an able foundation here. S C I E N C E The science courses are very complete. Biology, taught by Miss Cowles, deals with science of living organisms. Chemistry and physics are taught by Mr. Jayne. The former deals with the chemical change of matter, while the latter pertains to physical changes. Seeger, Mohrhardt, Zittel, Monroe, Leberman, Laco, Gregory, Dougherty, Reynolds, Mahoney, Schuster, Johnson, Hermann, Rich, Johnson, Hale, Mr. Jayne, Foster, Koester, Meier, Cottet, Colin, Heimburg, Benz, Harrington, McDonnell, Hadrych, Van Duzee, Hodgson, Dart, Kiefer, Bole, Van Brocklin, Field E w l Harrison, Cline, Plumer, Horton, Michie, Hickok, Hammersley, Van Duzee, Critoph, Reese, Andrew, Vail, Monckton, Miss Dillen- beck ' Health class has helped us with many aspects of our- GIRLS HEALTHd.. . aily life. First year taught us anatomy and how to live and eat, while the second year taught us the nervous system and good personality traits. G I R L S' G Y M The purpose of girls' physical education is to aid physical fitness. While learn- ing the essentials of team work, marching, calisthenics, and dancing, under the careful supervision of Miss Dillenbeck, they are building their bodies to meet the needs ofthe future. Horton, Hodil, Krause, Hickock, Fitzpatrick, Harrison, Kronenberg, Debo, Gage, Dittman, Brocksopp, Hagle, Hammersley, Hagelin, Crawley, Harrington, Hunt, Moyer, Banko, Baumgarten, Armbruster, Baltzer, Andrew, Ballie, Bohen Georgi, Miss Ewell Paffemback, Zintz, Mrs. Moore I G U I D A N C E Tfiiefs E33'I I- I I5 R A R Y iii Till' Q 'ff'Iff.fife Ill all students concerning their school courses and their I ' ' careers. reference and reading for all students. H E E C 0 N 0 M I C S Under the supervision of Mrs. Kent and Miss Gabbey I girls may learn the value of homemaking by actual experience in the home economics cottage, which is equipped with the conveniences of any household. Mrs. Kent, Lamb, Roeckwell, Roberts, Dittman, Sterling, Prince, Hagelin, Prince QU- , fx L' .g., . ' QC 1 E1 32 gik, '- A .T 4 ' J ew 'Elf 3 vi 4555. Q52 'Q ci, -up '42 fain Ei 'All 'Q 'if 3 12.55 - t A Soldwedel Heimburg Schuster McShane Gunning Monroe Mahoney Lockwood Ballie Seeger McKallip Kiefer Harris Burley laco Harrington Leberman Baltzer Tisclel Johnson Gregory Neidbala Dresser Klispre Pohlman Fitzpatrick Reiber Cole Mr Ravel Laco, Burley, Kiefer, Leberman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor awarded by Hamburg High School is admission to the National Honor Society. Members are selected for character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Chosen by the faculty from the upper third of the iunior and senior classes the honor of membership is limited to T52 of the seniors and 51, of the iuniors. If a member continues to uphold the ideals for which this organization stands, he may feel quite certain that he will reach his goal in life successfully. g c 3 u , , I t , J , E ' M . E , Leberrnan, Gunning, Rittman, Gregory, Klispie, Pohlman, Burley, McShane Shumaker Harris Hummel Stroms Vann Heimburg Mahoney Michie Kiefer, Cole, Reiber, Schuster, Niedbala, Metzler, Harrington, Mr. Ravel M E R I T R D Seated Miss Seavey Gregory Standing Kershaw Harrington The qualities considered for eligibility in a candidate are athletics, scholarship, and social aptitudes. A person need not be outstanding in each of these fields but must do fairly well in all. Revised this year under Miss Seclvey, in the ath- letic field only do the boys ditter from the girls. For a student to earn a merit award he must attain a total of one hundred ten points with a minimum of fifty in scholarship and thirty in each of the others. Bronze, silver, and gold keys, respect- ively, are awarded for the first, second, and third years. I 5 Shick, Staley, Webster, Kronenberg, Washburn, Dresser, Ballie, Georgie, Vann, Soldwedel, Heimburg, Stroms, Kiefer, McCausland, Mr. Boch, Van Dyke, Haws, Miss La Vigne, Winston A R 'I' C L U B The Art Club, supervised by Mr. Bach, was formed to give in- terested students a practical experience in art, to beautify the school, and to assist in any school projects which would incorporate any art work or planning. Workmanship of the Art Club is exhibited throughout the school in the display case, Christmas decorations, monthly calendar, senior play scenery, and posters. - SPORTSMANSHIP CLUB Dm 'he 'ms' Yea' 'he Sportsmanship Club has been very successful in building school spirit through pep assemblies, selling pennants, and gen- erally leading others on to better sportsmanship. lt is they, who have helped to sponsor the Merit Awards, as well as contributing a great deal to the sweater fund. Edington, McShane, Schumaker, Critoph, Mahoney, Law, O'DonneIl, Pullman, Dougherty, Dart, l.antz, Dresser, Mr. Collins, Fallon,Macl.ean, leberman, Hall, Gillie, Naber, Peters, Gregory, Bolling, Harrington, Loco, Andrew, Ohl, Cole, Hummel Stanes, Fallon, Hughes, Hoeber, Mr. Collins, Walters, Krensik, Smith, Frank, Briggs, Bevins, Brock, Krazmien, Yiull, Schunk Thorp, Tatford, Kramer I S Brite Boys' service club has become a password In Ham- burg concerning bleachers and chairs, and the patroling of the football field. lt is one of the old- est organizations of the school and has served a worthy purpose. lt is composed mostly of under- classmen, who, through this club, receive a general knowledge of the school. G I R L S' S E R V I C E C L U BThis active organization which performs many tasks that are related to the numerous activities of the school. These duties include: selling tickets, cafeteria duty, ushering at meetings, graduation exercises, and at the senior play. ln these various ways the Girls' Service Club exemplifies the true spirit of service in the school. Aliemeier, Horst, Staley, Wesolek, Blass, Everard, Weidner, Johnson, Bond, Soldwedel, Kurtzman, Osborrie, Egner, Georgi, Sdhanafelt, Petrie, Metzler, Hummel, Petrie, Harris, Van Duzee, Gunning, Schunk, Monckton, Rieber, Motz, Ger- ber, Van Dyke, Reese, Gern, Knisley, Hackamer, Staley, Plumer, Kershaw, Roberts, Lorig, Knoche, Schuster, Rich, Bertraun, Rong, Brodfuehrer, Hammersley, Ebel, Smith First row: Hammersley, Fallon, MacLean, O'Donnell, Moser, Soldwedel. Second row: Weaver, Vail, Gille, Wheatley, Andrews, Shelansky, Stroms, Schuster. Third row: Kershaw, Pohlman, Rittman, Leberman, Wicks, Fornes, Lease, Edington: Dart, Schumaker. Fourth row: Miss Allen, Newton, Baker, Haas, Zinc, Hanson, Naber, Gern, Monroe, Klispie. Fifth row, Baltzer, Gregory, Loco, Law, Fitzpatrick, Harris, Johnson, Georgi. T H E T A P L A Y E R S The Theta Players is the high school dramatic group. Under Miss Allen, this group presented plays and skits for assembly programs and, at Christmas time, The Miracle for Mary. At a club meeting once each month a dramatic entertainment is given. The purpose of the group is to encourage and cultivate dramatic ability in Hamburg High School. F 0 R E N S I C C L U B This newly organized club consists of fifteen seniors, who are American history students interested in current events. First they endeavor to understand both sides of the issue, then they express their personal opinions. ln the spring, they presented an assembly in order that the rest of the school could see the scope of their activities. Mahoney, Lease, Dart, Fitzpatrick, Hadrych, Harold Johnson, Cale, Niedbala, Field, Herbert Johnson, Harrington Baltzer, Klispie, Georgi, Irwin, Metzler Smith, Miss Graham, Kalbaugh, Sausner, Hines, Rich, Van Dyke, Krause, Killian, Kleinfelder, Gage, Wheatley, Shanafelt, Gerber, Petrie, Bodge, Vail, Werner, Ohl, Gunning, Barber, Allemeier, Rosinski, Schmitt, Pohlman, Petersen, Schumaker, Betraun, Blass, Hickock, Rong, Monckton, Rittman, Kurtzman, Rust, Hammersley, Glass, Massaro. L A T I N C L U B The Latin Club, under the guidance of Miss Graham, holds regular meetings, puts on plays, and has many interesting proiects. Members reproduce obiects of Roman Culture and inventions, and model ancient Roman clothes, seeming to bring the past up to the present. lt is a national organization, and members receive either pins or cords signifying their membership. P R E S S C L U B The Press Club is the Hamburg High School iournalistic group whose members write up the school news printed in the Hamburg High School times section of the HAMBURG SUN each week. The purpose of the club is not only to keep the student body informed about high school affairs, but also to give the members practice in the art of newspaper writing. Wheatley, Shanafelt, Miss McGee, Rittman, Slade, Baltzer, Laco, Pohlman, Slighter, Harold Johnson, Mahoney, Bole, Herbert Johnson J -of Mr. Scruton, Rogan, Rohrer, Zintz, Bole, Haas, Wolfe, Benz S T A G E C R E W'The stage crew is made up of boys who are inter- ested in the production and mechanics of stage work. They make preparations for all assemblies, manage all affairs related to the staging of plays and other presentations of the school. Without their help, the fine assembly programs and other entertainment enioyed by the student body would not be possible. V A R S I 'I' Y H C L U B was formed this year as an organization for the betterment of athletics in Ham- burg High School. lt is a social organization composed of high school men who have earned var- sity letters in any major sport. It also includes several honorary members who have shown con- spicuous service in the high school athletic program. Cassell, Burley, H. Reynolds, McDonnell, Richardson, T. Reynolds, Naber, Korst, Monroe, Bole, Bowers, Johnson, Mr. Rodiek, Lockwood, Leberman, Pinewski, Braymiller, Tisdel, Grosiean, Winston, Baker, Learn, Hanson, McKallip, Moser, Gregory, Harris, Meyn, Guenther, Heary, Seegar, Barrett, Haecker, Herrmman, Puleo 1 ,-T? S 731, . NZD' 'N L 0406066-f A,,, Q V H ,,.,,,, '- w , - 'F-i 5 ilsiw me Q Left Side: Cassell, Piniewski, McDonnell, Middle: Baker, Michie, Bowers, Gregory. Right side: Haecker, Seeger, Monroe FOOTBALL Front row: Mr. Rodiek, Michie, Piniewski, Heary, Baker, Hansen, Seeger, Bowers, Monroe, Second row: Mr. Ravel, Weidner, Gregory, Korst, Meyn, McKallip, Cassell, Moser, McDoneIl,Mr. Jayne, Mr. Barrett, Third row: Harris, Leberman, Barrett, Guenther, Haecker, Tisdel, Winston, Naber, Rey- nolds, Dygert, Bole FOOTBALL The l946 football team emerged as champions of the Western Intermediate Conference. Playing a six game schedule our purple warriors won five games and tied one in what was the most successful season enioyed in the past decade. The great de- fensive play of our line, together with the all around ability of our backfield were the predominent factors in the team's success. The line play of Captain Baker, of Seegar, Bowers, Monroe, Heary, and Hanson was so effective that no team scored through the line this season. The pass combination of Michie to Piniewski was the best in the con ference and Cassell, Barrett, Leberman, Moser, Gregory, Korst and Reynolds were superior to all other backfields. Coaches Rodiek, Barrett, Jayne, Revel, and Corbin were outstanding instructors Front row: Gaylord N. Beale Southwell Doran Land R Stevens Wilson Herrett Second row J Stevens Lehto Newsome Cary Patterson Qumby R. Kinyoun Frase P. Kinyoun Archer Houck. Third Row Learn Haecker Zlntz Samulski Kunz Cameron Fnrey McShane Schneider Newton John son Mr. Rodiek. Fourth row: Mr. Barrett OBrien Gates Foster Krone Armitage Hoeber Fornes Miller Herrmann Bromquist R Beale Cornelius Kurtz Qi QnnN BASKETBALL Playing its first full season under Coach Rodiek, the Hamburg High School basket- ball team finished the season in fifth place. The emphasis, this year, was on man-to- man defensive. Outstanding in this role were Captain Puleo, Bowers, Reynolds, and Seeger. Michie, Reynolds, and Bow- ers led the team on offense. The Junior Varsity, capably handled by Barrett, should develop teams of high calibre for the future. First row: Hauck, Newsome, McShane, Quinby Moser DeKay Karstedt Lcry Kunz Davis Second row Mr Rodlek Nledbalc Perkins Wheatley Ohl, Samulski, Vann, Winston, Patterson, Dygert Newton Leberman Baker Mr Long Mr Barrett JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD B A S E B A L I- Hamburg High School, after finishing third in the Southern Division of the Northern Erie County Baseball League, is looking forward to a more successful season with the return of twelve letter men and numerous under classmen, who possess potential abilities which should be helpful in preparing for future baseball teams at our school. Mr. Detlefson and Mr. Bach, two experienced men' in this field, are our new coaches and under their supervision the team should attain higher honors this year than have been won by diamond teams of the past. Last year, after our first appearance in the league, we broke even, winning five games and losing five. Mr. Cooper's Nine was gifted with a fine infield, but a weak outfield. With the return of most veterans, this season's team should be well balanced in all departments. Puleo, Herrmann, Piniewski, Michie, Cassell, and Lock- wood will again be cavorting in the infield while Bowers, Werner, Monroe, Haecker, and Reynolds will bolster the outfield. Seeger and Bleck will be on the receiving line for our hurlers. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Front row Land Font Lockwood Reynolds Doran Klmczar Walters R Cornelius C. Cornelius. Second row: Ryburzak, Frase, Gibbons, Puleo, Bow- ers Herrmann Haecker Kuebler Hansen Wagner Third row Baker Monroe Gilson, Stones, Clarke, Sterrett, Michie, Seeger, Guenther, Piniewski, W,ww-.s..W:1-VQt.,-Mvi-it-ww'1 f, Hmqwwmfwwwwwe-Mw'ms:ffw Ivf1z1we::1s fi -i,vfifwrfwswWf? f ' T E N N I STennis, one of Hamburg's spring sports, is a game that requires skill and excellent physical condition. lt develops coordina- tion and maintains good health besides promoting team and school spirit. The tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Measer, has proved to be superior to all others. During the last few years Hamburg has consistantly won the sectional championship for this district. The team has competed with many schools in our league and has played some extra non-league games to supplement its schedule. The winning team of I946 had an undefeated player at the first single position. Ed Kehe showed his skill by success- fully beating every opponent. The second single player, Ken Kranz, also finished the season without losing a single match. ln the final game of the season, against the East Aur- ora Team, which was in second position in the league, Kehe and Kranz put Hamburg in an undisputed first place by only one point. This gave Hamburg the league championship for the fourth consecutive year. VARSITY TENNIS SQUAD Mr. Measer, Kranz, Brice, Harris, Mitchell, Gregory Kehe Leberman Burley Mahoney Johnson Bra miller THE START OF THE MILE RACE W. McShane, H. McShane, and Craig from Hamburg 'I' R A C K Responding to the expert coaching of Mr. Rodiek, the team turned in an undefeated season. The Conference meet at Amherst was won for a second time through well-balanced scoring by the team, with two first places taken in the mile and discus. A high spirited, strong Hamburg team again took sec- ond place at the Section VI finals at Kenmore. Captain Bill McShane ended an unbeaten season in the mile with an exciting race at Kenmore, winning by several strides. Other sectional champions were half-miler, Meyer Winston, winning a thrilling race on a water covered track, shot-putter, Jerry Cullen, high jumper, Dick Draudt, setting a new record of six feet, two inches, thus establishing the state record for high schools in I946: and discus thrower Jerry Grosiean, setting a record of one-hundred thirty-seven feet. The Parker Award, given to the highest scoring player, was won by Nelson Salverson. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD First row: Bruce, McGrath, Meyer, Niebala, Knoche, Naber, Bole, Don Cameron, Korst, Cassell, Craig, Bartoo. Second row: Irish, Gibbons, Samulski, Newton, Barrett, Howe, Meyn, Moser, R. Grosiean, Gould, Cullen, Dave Cameron, Salverson. Third Row: Draudt, Kurtz, W. Winston, G. Grosiean, Fornes, Cary, W. McShane, Mr. Leader, H. McShane, Eva, M. Winston, McKaIIip, Gregory, Richardson, Gille M ,M s .,,, M..- ,,.. ...-.,. . W- .. . VM , ... WWMW, .... ., .,.,., ,..M-s..vvm ,...,W. .,,...,,. cw... ........s..v,..., .W W., ...Wm-ww .fytt Msm,.....f,..f--1.MMmmt -we-,:nff.m.wx-.A .M-ff1s...ee.,.m..W..s.sfr: Ccpfain W. McShane, Coach Rodiek x Managers Field, Johnson, O'DonneII Cullen H. McShane first, W. McShane, second. Richardson W. Mcshane Gould of Hamburg wins VARSITY BOWLING SQUAD First row: Soby, Miller, Logel, Mahoney, Schunk, Barrett. Second row: Baker, Phillippi, Frank Harris, Winston, Mr. Walters V A R S I T Y B 0 W I- I N GThis winter, bowling was ushered in as a maior sport with varsity letters being awarded to boys who par- ticipated in four or more of the varsity matches. The matches were scheduled on the same days as the basketball games and bowled in the town of the visiting team. The seven boys having the highest averages in the intra-miiral games each Wednesday comprised the varsity team coached by Mr. Walters. BOYS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL lntramural basketball strengthens the muscles, quickens the reaction time, and sharpens the eyesight of those boys who love the indoor sport, but have been unable or ineligible to make either school squad. Our far-reaching intra- mural system, which begins in seventh grade, provides material for varsities of future years. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Howe, Mr. Rodiek, Gilson, Walters, Draudt, Frase, Archer ,xavww-ww-mrsf.e..W 4 -,-1: A .--wg,evf.1weg1.'www.Qwassgmiffwepmtzeestw Q1-Q:1..g::f:'e:mam:ms:,eeg.z1.e.'1wQw.f. qw-f.v..f'vf1:e's7 . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Lantz, McShane, Schumaker, Bottom Row: Hall, Peters, Kiefer, Maclean C H E E R L E A D E R S Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Fiero, our cheerleaders this year are one of the best squads we have ever had. Our school has re- ceived many complirnents on their peppy and lively cheerleading. They are ready to cheer at any interval during the games and never fail to arouse high and sportsmanlike spirit among the spectators no matter what the course of the game. The girls have really worked hard this year to maintain their excellent cheering form and have made up new cheers and improved our traditional ones. They have put on many fine pep assemblies, once bringing the student body to its feet in applause. Sally Kiefer and Mary Maclean are seniors and will leave this year, Lee Schumaker, Joan Lantz, and Molly Mc- Shane are juniors, and Betty Hall and Peggy Peters are sophomores, both from the iunior squad of last year. The iunior cheerleaders have been a great. success in cheering during the Junior Varsity games. COMBINED CHEERLEADING SQUADS Front row: Schumaker, Lantz, Maclean, McShane, Hall, Peters, Kiefer. Rear: Shadle, Moore, Dole BASEBALL Kiefer, Harrington ARCHERY Saunders, Zodl, Slade, Warren, Smith, Shadle, Gage, O'Brien, Rieber, Martin, Metzler GIRLS' Although the girls of Hamburg High do not compete with rivals of other towns, much action, skill and valuable experience in sportsmanship is gained by competition with teams chosen from the girls participating in the numerous sports under the capable coach- ing of Miss Dillenbeck. The year is divided into four seasons in which different sports are offered. From September through November soccer, ad- vanced tennis, archery, and horse back rid- ing are the main sports. When the air be- comes chilly and snow flakes begin to fall, we see in the gym that basketball is under way. Mary Maclean was the senior high manager this year and Ruth Seider's team, The Shooting Stars was victorious. During this season the words, strike and spare became familiar and much enthusiasm was shown in the bowling alley as the girls displayed their ability. SPCDRTS The thrilling winter sport, skiing, was intro- duced this year and the girls made remark- able progress in learning the various funda- mentals. School buses took them to the Ridge where they spent many enioyable and enter- taining afternoons. ln the spring softball and archery make their entrance and are carried through to the end of the school year. Letters are awarded to girls who have participated in two team and two individual sports or three team and one individual sport during the year. SKIING Miss Dillenbeck, Kronenberg, Rochester, O'Brien, Walker, Wheatley, Vann, Stranahan, Rong, Miss Kavanaugh COLOR TEAMS Frantz, McCleary, O'Brien, Gern, Glass, Kalbaugh, Hall, Black, Morey, Cole, Fitzpatrick, Gerber, Lattimer, Martin, Burley, Bieger. 71 A W'f'Kh K'-an--www'-M im H -1 -M-Hn-ini-aww--Q-it-M-wttfw--f-Um-in mi nm,--. km, ,-J,,,l,,,,.D,,,,,,,w, ,......fyM-sg-awe-gy E 5 5 SAFE? A-L-L-A-H SMASH GOOD BLOCKING YOUNG ROBIN HOODS DODGE 'EM HOLD 'EM PILE UP Q2 JV' if ' 1-' : vyz- . if, J I , . Q, tl. .- 1 . -:a 5-1 , ,I K, 4 J' f ., , . L.: z 'vf i ' ' ,. '- 5' .Qi Af. , 7 r V L' rf V VZ. ,Q , . ,,,f5,,g, , . f i ' I, ,. nw' 'f ,L ,J ' .1 L ., . ' - ' , . F , ,,f , ,. - ,H ,', me bXvas1:k Clockwise: loutsidel B. Winston, Fornes, Guenther, Fallon, Leorn, Evo, Low, Schumaker, Provic, Wiltse, Schunk, Hummel, M. Winston O -Goodrich, Kuehne, Cullen, Cameron, Gille, Boker, Irwin, Bcrtoo, Reed, Cutler, Kurtz, Richardson, Vonn, Monroe, Bowers, Harris, Learn, Loco Armitage Outside: Mr. Howe, Mr. Jayne, Mr. Ravel, Reed, Wiltse, Shadle, Cutler, Reynolds, Kurtz, Gern, Keller, Mammoser, Fallon, Slade, Soldwedel, Vann, Heimburg, Van Dyke, Vail, Ohl, Draudt, Miss Gailbraith, Flanigan, Peters, Fallon, Yates, McDonald, Smith, Shanks, Vail, Von Dyke, Schunk, Hummel Inside: Wheatly, Finley, Hagle, Mrs. Birdsey, Hayden. L : Pierce, Wittmeyer, Smith, Hunt, Ebel, Bowers, Baker, Monroe Clockwise-lOutsidel: Morey, Critoph, Braymiller, Frose, Leberman, Johnson, Bowers, Seeger, Roberts, Monroe, Soby, Ulrich, Zittel, Baker, Haws, S b P k. Z. I K . . . . . . o y, er ms, ltte , orst, Kunz, Harris, N. Armitage, P. Armltage, Tlsdel, Frye. Inside: Mr. Jayne, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Rodlek, Frye, R. Reese, C. Reese, DeKay, Mr. Ravel, Wethy. Y : Hackemer, Taylor, Kershaw, C. Reese, Draudt, Frase, Morey, Abbott, Moser, Weaver Clcckwise loufsidel: Staley, Leberman, Vcnn, Dygert, Gregory, Seeger, Vucic, Mr. Rodiek, Hanson, Lebermun, Quinby, O'Brien, Wilson, Edinglon, Wheeler, Mansfield, Kleinfelder, Webster, Baker, Vierkorn, Moser, Gregory. M : Irish, Ballzer, Baker, Richardson, Baker, Monroe, Charley, Walker, Riggs, C. Reese, V. Reese, Cotter, Benz, Mohrhcrdf, Heimburg Clockwise foutsideh Winston, Frye, Bowers, Gregory, Fallon, Pohlman, Gunning, Ritfman, Gerber, Bowers, lsch, Hayden, RieHer, Bowers, Vann, Mon- roe, Hansen, Lockwood, Lockwood, Seeger. Inside: Piniewski, Bowers, Seeger, Rieber, Johnson. P : Van Dyke, Schenfield, Schutfs, Waldron, Keeley Wiltse, Laco, Michie, Monroe, Burley, Harrington Clockwise iOutsidel Mr. Bach, Mr. Revel, Shelansky, Monroe, Lantz, Gregory, Magaven, Schmidt, Gerber, Holtzscher, Gregory, Lantz, Critoph Sipprell, Samulski, Schmidt, Mr. Barrett, Peters, Smith Weaver, Law, Cassell. Inside: Bolling, Andrew, Vann. N : Schumaker, Allemeier, Riefler Mr. Corbin, Hall, Peters, MacLean, Michie, Goodridge, Smith, Ebel Clockwise loulsidel: Mr. Scruton, Mr. Usborne, Shumaker, Frank, Baker, Cole, Krone, Debo, Gilson, Harris, Armitage, Riley, Cassell, Burley, Helmburg Richardson. 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Best Meat Market ..... Biehler's Tea Room .... Bill's Auto Service ....... Black Widow Cabaret ,.,.. Bluebird Laundry ...... Board of Education .... Botany Yarn .....,.. Bowers' Hotel .......... Braner, M. D. ............ . BraymiIler's Bowling Alley .... , , Brigg's Pharmacy ......... Bright Spot Restaurant ..... Bruce's Barber Shop ...... Castiglia Jewelry ......... Chazen, Jos., dry cleaning.. Cloverbank Hotel ......... Cooper Dr. ............. . Cooper Ridge Nurseries .... Culligan Soft Water ..... D Bi R Floor Coverings ..... Doll, W. R., construction .... Duggan's Dairy .....,... Eastman, D.D.S. ...... . Eaton Bros. Corp.. . . . Ehrman, plmbg. ..... . EIaine's Dress Shop ...... Emerling Shoe Store ....... Erie County independent ..... , , Eschborn Motor Sales ...... Fallon, Ed.-wholesale ..... Fisher ...........,..... Fleissner-gas station ...... Floyd's Service Station ..... Freed Regis-plmbg.. . . . Froehley Funeral ........ Friend .................. General lce Cream Corp. .... , , Gibbons-chiroprctr. ...... . Gibs Tire 81 Battery Serv.. .. Goodyear-real est.. . . . Haberer-garage .......,. Hahn, Clarence-plmbr.. . .. Hamburg Air Pork ......... Hamburg Hamburg American Legion ..... Appliance Co. .... . Lumber 81 Builders ....... . . Music House ...........,.. . . Hamburg Credit Assoc. .... . Hamburg Dairy ........... Hamburg Food Market ........ Hamburg Frozen Food Mkt... , . Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hauck, J. Mutual Insurance Agency .... . . Oil Company ............. . . Planing Mill ............ . . P.T.A. .......,.. . Savings 81 Loan ... Sun ...,........, Teachers Assoc.. . . . E. 81 Son, Ins. .... . Hellriegel Coal Si Coke .... Herold Market .......... Hess Bros. ........... Highland Lodge .... Hill Garage ..... Hill Garage ......... Hillwig-optmtst ..... Hoffman, D.D.S.. . .. 108 95 110 114 119 92 113 118 118 105 120 124 117 104 96 113 101 118 90 104 126 115 100 122 113 85 121 85 106 106 112 126 87 103 121 105 117 87 92 92 121 119 107 87 91 B7 103 90 99 93 105 125 99 99 92 97 97 95 99 104 104 109 99 101 110 108 116 89 101 113 89 85 122 117 88 88 126 126 114 109 Holden Motor Company .... Johnnie's Delicat ........ Kelly, D.D.S. .......... . Kersch 8K Gahr .... Kissinger-florist ..... Klatts Grocery ..... Knoche-coal .... Korst Chev. Co.. . .. Kronenberg, lnc.. . . Krug, M.D. .........,.. . Kruse 81 Co. ............. . Lake Shore Marine Soles. . . Lake Side Garden Serv. Stn.. Lattimer's Shoe Store ,..... Lindholm Jeweler ......,... Little Shop, The .... Lloyd's ......., Lord, M.D. .... . Luke's Service ........ Luther, D.O. ........... . Magavern 81 Magavern .... Main St. Hotel ......... J Maude-Etta Shoppe ..., Martin Service Co.. . . Maxine Hair Shop ..... May, D.D.S. ........ . Mead Bt Son ....,... Milks' Grocery ......... Millar Bros. Pharmacy .... Miller Delicat .......,.. Mankei, M.D. ...,... . Monaghan, M.D. ..... . Moore's Men's Wear .... Muehlbauer Motors .... Neally's ............ N.Y.S. Electric Co.. . . . Nye's Sport Shop ..... O'Donnell, Monroe ..... Park Shoppe ........ Pennysaver ....... People's Bank .... Pierce 81 Frantz ...... Quinby Dairy .,...... Reiber, J. A., roofing ..... Richardson Milling Co.. . . . Rich's Dairy ............ Riei'1er Buick .............. Riei'1er, Paul, coal 81 coke. . .. , , Rose Funeral Home ....... Ruby's Beauty Shop .... Schwenke's Liquor ..,. Shanks 81 Henning .... SheFf's Studios ....... . Shoemaker 81 Kehrer ..... Shunk's Electric .-....... Sipprell Bros. ....... . Smith Bros. .......... . South Shore Garage ..... Stepell Liquor Store. . . . Steinke 81 Company .... Stowell, D.D.S. ...... . Sturms .......,..... Suess, Geo., Motor ..... Swanekamp Motors .... Tills, attorney ........ Twin Pines ........,.... Van Duzee Grocery ....,.. Van Notes Service Station. . Vara 8- Son, Cleaners ...... Wakelee Bros. ........ . Wake's Diner: ..,.... Wallace, D.D.S. ........ . Wanakoh Beauty Shop ..... 4 , Weekley's Grocery ...... West End Hotel ........ West Seneca Lumber .... Wolfe 8. Dole ......... Wright's Store ..... Yale Cleaners .....,. Young's Drug Store ..... Zahm's Store ...... 97 100 111 110 91 125 102 90 94 124 85 95 103 95 127 109 117 115 92 115 114 119 125 121 125 114 88 91 113 121 115 115 96 108 106 105 109 91 124 111 123 126 104 119 112 103 96 98 110 110 117 125 111 87 124 126 111 106 122 103 105 122 112 86 114 122 109 100 118 100 85 111 88 91 124 88 89 106 119 118 100 FOR A LIGHT LUNCH OR A FINE DINNER WAK ES DINER BUFFALO STREET A Place to Meet the Crowd Compliments Fran Wake, Prop. LADIES' TAILOR JOS, CHAZEN FURRIER Ladies' Suits and Coats Made to Order ALTERING REMODELING RELINING DRESSMAKING 12 Main Street Tel. Hamburg 211 Agency Established 1864 JACOB HAUCK 8: SON Dependable INSURANCE Service Fred Hauck Any Kind Anywhere Telephones: Geo. A. Marshall, Jr. Hamburg 412 Marvin G. Schwert Bl1ff610 W0 1124 J. KRUSE 8: 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 C. A. BRUCE BARBER SHOP 85 Main Street Hamburg, N. Y. 85 SENHCDRS- SWANNIE WISHES YOU SUCCESS! THERES A IN YOUR FUTURE SWAN EKAMP MOTCRS genuine expert service parts 243 Buffalo Street Phone 522 86 FISHER Carling and Moving KENDALL GAS ' Local and Long Distance FLOYD'S SERVICE Inmeral R6IJam g Storage - Fireproof Warehouse 314 Lake SUCH Packing - Crating -- Shipping Chartered Bus Service HAMBURG, N. Y. Phonc 675 Ph 1251 one 28 Oliver Pl. liamburg, N. Y I CU LPlim9'lt-9 Complimvnls if of D 81 R FLOOR FRANCIS F. EHRMAN COVERINGS lllllllbuffl, N. Y. PLUMBING and HEATING Pleasant Avenue '1 10'f'l Rugs Phone 1212 Home Furnishings and Appliances , 'I Distributors of JOH NSTON ,S CHUCK PLATES KREHER AND SHOEMAKER, INC. Jobbers of Fine Candies WA 7079 BI'0ildW3y Buffalo, N, Y, 87 Complimenls of HIGHLAND LODGE DINE -- DANCE We Culvr lo Special Parties Old Lake Shore Road Clifton Heights D. J. MEAD AND SON INC. , Distribution of Paper Prmlucls Wanakah 3323 Buffalo, N . Y . WEST SENECA LUMBER CO. 3340 SOUTH PARK AVENUE Lackawanna, N. Y. TR 6100 THE WANAKAH BEAUTY SALON ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY WORK MACHINE 81 COLD WAVES Sophie Bierut 421 Rogers Rd. Mt. Vernon on the Lake Daily Deliveries to Buffalo and Nearby Towns HESS BROS. FLORISTS Phones: Hamburg 694-695 Night 1207-J 28 Main Street Hamburg, N. Y OLDSMOBILE Sales - Service - Parts WOLFE - DOLE General Repairing 207 Lake St. At Prospect Ave. Phone 524 HAMBURG, N. Y Look to Olds for all that's new Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1947 HAMBURG TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Compliments of A Hamburg Pareni' - Teachers - Associafion 89 Wm. L. Froehley Wm. C. Froehley W. L. FROEHLEY FUNERAL HOME 84 Lake Street Hamburg, N. Y. Phones Hamburg 408 or 402 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '47 BOARD OF EDUCATION HAMBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS KORST CHEVROLET CO. We Buy and Sell Used Cars Telephone 241 50 Buffalo Street 90 Compliments D. KISSINGER, FLORIST 249 Buffalo St. cor. Prospect Phone Hamburg 1228 Lovely Corsages Alwaysn Flowers for Every Occasion Everywhere Monroe B. O'DonneII ONE ELLICOTT STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Atlantic Gas and Oils - - Auto Accessories John Fleissner, Prop. Main at Center Street Phone 1142 E. H. M ILKS GROCER Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Full Line Birdseye Products Save Wear and Tear on Your Car We Deliver 243 MAIN STREET Phone 410 Compliments of WEEKLEY'S GROCERY THE STORE 77 MAIN STREET THAT IS ALWAYS OPEN Phone 1211 91 You Will Be Doing More Walking . . . SHOES of DRESS - SPORT - PLAY EM ER LI NG'S 67 MAIN STREET Phone 421 Opposite Post Office CLARENCE HAHN PLUMBING AND HEATING SHEET METAL WORK K 36 Center Street Phone: Hamburg 434 It isn't the business you GET It's the business you HOLD that counts-Crowell ARTCRAFT PRINT SHOP 119-121 MAIN STREET STANLEY E. LEACH HAMBURG, N. Y. Phone 1034 FOR THE LATEST AND SMARTEST STYLES ELAINE'S DRESS SHOP A LARGE SELECTION FOR ALL MAIN STREET A. KROPMAN, Prop. O LUKE'S Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories - Lubrication Mobilgas - Mobiloil LAKE 8: MAIN STREETS HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER 92 FOR EXTRA FLAVOR I FOR EXTRA GOODNESS GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION 235 ELM STREET BUFFALO N Y If JJ fzferyflziug for fha' Hams Since 1848 If you want to be remembered for your GIFTS I'CH16II1b6I' to buy your gills at .... KHONENISEHGFS 1 KRONENBERQS INC. MAIN AND BUFFALO STREETS HAMBURG, NEW YURK 94 W e play a heady game too AL'S BARBER SHCP Hamburg Appliance Company fpi OWNED p laA AND p 'J'E AT 1 pp WALTER C. , ' f' ZIMMERMAN Radios - - Refrigerators - - Ranges Washing Machines - - Cleaners Appliances A 69-71 Main siren, Hamburg, N. Y. Pllonc 1515 Open Evenings 66 MAIN STREET Hamburg, N. Y. -' ca s 'Q ' DO T 6 PATRUNIZE LAKE SHORE MARINE SALES g, Movorxs A, OUR WAN 371 TR 7825 PENN YAN Dunphy Indian ADVERTIZERS Nlarine Supplies EVINRUDE X-RAY FITTINGS AT LATTlMER'S SHOE STDRE HAMBURG, NEW YORK 6 MAIN S'l'RElC'l' Congratulations to you CLASS OF '47 Best Wishes for Your Continued Success from the Store Fm-aluring Nationally Adverlisvd Ciolilill and Furnishinffs for Mc-n and lim:-1 g ca . MooRE's Mews WEAR A 20 Buffalo Sl. Phone 688-W BUICK GMC CADILLAC RIEFLER BUICK INC. Sales and Service Phone 343 Distributors of U. S. Tires - - Good Gulf Products MAIN and LAKE STREET, HAMBURG, N. Y. BIEHLER'S Fine Foods - - Homemade Ice Cream 12 BUFFALO ST. HAMBURG 96 Compliments of L HAMBURG AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 527 HAMBURG, NEW YORK HOLDEN MOTOR SALES More of everything you want with Mercury. Nothing could be finer than a Lincoln C gratulat and Best Wishes HAMBURG AIR PARK 97 -g 1 , ,rua Economical to buy, maintain and add to, the Quonset 40': is an ideal building for industrial uses. Its all-steel, arch-rib construc- tion-tire-safe, rot-proof, sag-proof and warp-proofs -provides 100176 usable floor space. 40' wide by any length desired, in exten- sions of 20', the Quonset 40 is simple and speedy to erect. Its framework of Stran-Steel features a patented nailing groove for quick and easy attachment of collateral materials. 12'x12' sliding door, four windows and ventilator in each end panel are standard equipmentg additional windows can be installed in front and sides if required. Let us give you complete details and prices on this and other Stran-Steel buildings today. N STEE 'Cluonsat' nulldings and Stran-Steel tramlng are products of Grant Lakes Steen Corporation a unit of Nations: Steel Corporation PAUL C. 0 RIEFLEB camp Road COAl. AND coma Phone 676 98 li. L. 1J1aAuu'l'. Pres. 'e S i H. P. lmAun'l', 'lv-ws. Lumb .-.- Millwork HAMBURG LUMBER 8: nun.1.-re s..,,,,n.-S e-- vaims BUILDERS' 'SUPPLIES LAK:-1 vucw Avrzwulfz CQRP. Hamm.,-g, N. Y. Compliments Qf HAMBURG CREDIT ASSOCIATICN Compliments 'ef A FRIEND leo Goodyear lluwaral ll. Goodyear ., GOODYEAR'S Licensed Real Estate Brokers Merchant Builders 73 BUFFALO ST. Phone 54- Dodge --- Plymouth W. G. HABERER 81 SON, INC. 366 Buffalo Street Dependable Used Cars 99 BOWL FOR HEALTH Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Hamburg Health Center also Complete Line of Groceries 'E' Plenty of room for parking Corne BRAYMILLER'S BOWLING ALLEY South Park and Quinby Drive We Deliver Phone 992113 I' Complim.enl.s Compliments of Of JOHNNIE'S ZAHM'S 5c-SI STORE DEI-ICATESSEN 8 Iflasl Malin Slrcel 37-39 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. HAMBURG, N. Y. ,l'I1one I IIZ3 VAN NOTE'S SERVICE STATION Where you and service meet SINCLAIR GASOLINE AND OILS Buffalo and Union Streets Hamburg, N. Y. I Hamburg 1571 100 BLACK WIDOW CABARET Organized, Managed and Patronized by ll8lll1JLl1'g,S Teen-Agers OFFICERS Pres.-Don Gregory 'l'reaS.4Sally Kiefer Vice Pres.---Molly McSI1ane Sec.-Eva J. Edington SAVINGS Isa LOAN Is The Saiiiiii Way To Save SAVINGS sa LOAN Is the Ideal Way to Finance A Home WE 1Nv1'1'R You 'ro LEARN MURR ABOUT US HAMBURG SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 21 Maia Si. RAMRURG, N. Y. Tai. 431 Success ,iii the class of 247 HAMBURG MUSIC HOUSE Dealer for Salinas-issdy-Rassshsi Instruments R ecor ds, Shssi Music, Radios, Musical Supplies CORNER CLARK and BUFFALO ST. HAMBURG, N. Y. Tel. 1202 101 .ag '4 0 Building Blocks and Stone Building Specialties Insulation Materials Cenlent-lllortar Plasters-Lime Face Brick-Common Brick Steel Windows-Steel Angles-Beams Sewer Pipe-Drain Tile 7 Coal-Anthracite and Bituminous Coke-Semet-Solvay Stokers---Anthracite and Bituminous Domestic'--Commercial-Power Uil Burners-fllomestic--Semi-Commercial R. F. KNOCHE 81 SON Serving Hamburg Since 1910 354 PLEASANT AVE. HAMBURG, NEW YORK 154 Phones 506 102 Compliments . of BEN WERNER LAKE SIDE GARDEN STATION LAKE SHORE RD. HAMBURG, N. Y. REGIS J. FREED Plumbing and Heating Electric Sewer Cleaning - CLOVERBANK NEW YORK Phone 4-29 Compliments Of WILLIAM R. DOLL General Contractor W'anakah 2425 Walbridge Drive, Wanakah 810 Mount Vernon on the Lake JOHN A. REIBER SLATE - 'I' ILE - ROOFING - TIN - ASPHALT SHEET METAL WORK Cloverbank Rd. l'l.F.D. 3 Hamburg Phone Wanakah 570 N. J. STEINKE CO. AMUSEMENT MACHINES 18 East Tupper Street Cleveland 0065 Wiillakall 846 103 Complimen Is 'al' BOTANY YARN SHOP 12 Buffalo Si., HAMBURG, N. Y. HAMBURG DAIRY J. L. GAYLORD Complete Dairy service Shelf Groceries Phone 1003 248 Main street HAMBURG, NEW YORK Compliments Of H AMBURQ T QUINBY DAIRY, INC Quality Dairy Products Groceries - Meats - Vegetables McKinley Pkwy. and Quimby Dr. ' Frosted Foods - Fresh Sea Foods 226 Lake Street Phone 1102 Phone 37 Geo. Hendler Frank Moritz BEST MEAT MARKET -CHOICE MEATS BUFFALO AND PINE STREETS HAMBURG, NEW YORK ' A PHONE 755 104 E. J. STOWELL, D.D.S. Phone 7941 56 U S H b g N Y W. L. EASTMAN, D.D.S. Phone 1596 57 B ffl S 1 H 1, g N W. E. GIBBONS Phone 619 CHIROPRACTOR 193 B ffl S H h g N H. V. BAKER Phone 370 VETERINARIAN 161 Main Street H b g N BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 NEW. YCRK STATE ELECTRIC AND GAS CO. 15 GEORGE M COOPER M D Phone Wandkall 861 Lake bhore at Roberts Hd Hamburg Rid No 3, N Y l omplunenla WRIGHT S FOOD STORE 'Nlount Vernon on the Lake SOUTH SHORE AUTO SERVICE I eueral lune up .xml lensing, I hom Wdrlakdll VI 79 Lake bl-.gre Rd Uwnul and operated bw Ml Velnon I I1.uI1h Crook I hom- Wanakaln 630 CLOVERBANK HOTEL louis I I'dllIl mp lake Shore Rd Rout: 5 Hamburm N COITPII ments NEALLY S STORE AND TAVERN Lake Shore Road Wanakah 101: If 0 I O O 7. 1 I. ' 1 ' - , ' 1 ' 9 s .. . 1 I W . . , , of I , 1 . . ,. ,. . 1 ' u ' ' Y m . 1. . -. - - , .. .. . , ,. J P 1. 1 Y. 7' , - , .. ' , P . J .. ., : -f,1 . Y. v I I Ol I '1 H' I . Edward C. FaIIon WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 2 80 Niagara Frontier Food Termin I BUFFALO 6, N. Y. Phones: WoocIIawn 3293-3294 SHELL FROZEN EGGS EGGS MUEHLBAUER MOTORS CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Sales and Service - - New and Used Motor Cars G. Muehlbauer Phone 1492 233 Lake Street Hamburg, New York JilI1 Lvgel Geo. Laubacker HAMBURG OIL CO. Local Distributors for RICHFIELD OIL CORP. of N. Y. Service Station 14 Pierce Ave. WILLARD BATTERIES Phone 1149 KELLY TIRES ABBOTT LUMBER COMPANY 370 PLEASANT AVENUE HAMBURG, NEW YORK LUMBER PHONE 1254 108 Curnplunents VAN S GROCERY 159 MAIN 511111111 Phone 14.40 Longrdtuldtlonb and Best Wlaheb to Llass of 1947 Hdlllbufg N Y Phone THE LITTLE SHOP 59 Buffalo Street DIS I INCTIVL LARDS UNUSUAL GIFTS I' OR ALL OCCASIONS FROZEN FOOD CENTER LIVB Better at Lower Lost By Using Your Locker Plant Buffalo and North Streets Hanlburg 1214 T. C. HOFFMANN D. D. S. Phone 397 196 Maln Street Hamburg, N Y 109 'ff N YE'S SPORTING 1 GOODS - , . . 32 Complum nts KERSCH 81 GAHR KLNDAI I bAb0l INI' dill Batlf-rlc u VI aslung, ALTES MARKET HAMBURG S COMPLETE MEAT PLANT SHOP AT THE SIGN F Q' rms THREE Plas Our quallty IS always hugh Our prices are always low 27 MAIN ST PHONE 336 Conzplum nls RUBY S BEAUTY SHOP I5 Mdlll Sllttl llnone IOZQ HAMBURG NIW YORK W G ROSE FUNERAL CHAPEL Prompt C ourteous and EAHTLICIIL Servmc '707 MAIN Sl Plnonc IZI6 Uur B02-t Vlllshcs to the Class of WLT HAMBURG MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY C12lllllll'll' lnszuanw I N. RANDALL I'AI,MlI'l'l'IIIuA'l'l'1li BLDG BUD COLVIN Pllljlll' 89.2 on 2457 110 QI' 1 I OIL ' , 'l 'f-s ' ' ' f . . . 'el' I ., t BEST W ISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 A. LEIGH WALLACE 52 Main Slrcct Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 206 Congratulations to Class of '47 PENNY SAVER 9 Bulihlo Sl. l'lHlllbUI'g,S Weekly Shopping Guide Penny Saver is all One World ALL PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK WERE MADE BY THE SHEFF STUDIC Portrait - - Comnlercial 17 East Main Sl. ' Hamburg, N. Y. A. J. SMITH I . J. SMITH HARDWARE and APPLIANCES 40-44 MAIN STREET HAMBURG 800 C. J. KELLEY, D. D. S. 42 Main Street Hamburg, N. Y. Pl'IOI'15 243 111 I ALL IN A DAY'S WORK CCCPER RIDGE NURSERIES Pleasant Avenue and Amsdell Road Compliments vf RICH'S DAIRY Hamburg Salesmanqlfred Woods Quimby Drive Triangle 2818 or Hamburg 1205-R I330 Seneca Sl., Buffalo, N. Y GEO. SUESS MOTORS, INC. Dodge and Plylll0uth Dealers Sales - Service - Parts - Guarunl z'1'f I Used Cars PI nawn nc TR 74103 2036 SOUTH PARK AVENUE BUl l ALO, N. Y. 112 Phone, Hamburg 70 Nights, Hamburg 429-R BILL'S AUTO SERVICE -L9 Main Street, Hamburg, N. Y. ROAD SERVICE 241 HOUR TOWINC III'II'AIIiS CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1947 THE HAMBURG SUN We serve you through community service 5 Main St. Phone 1246 Hamburg, N. Y. Compliments Of BRIGHT SPOT RESTAURANT 36 MAIN STREET E. C. I-IARRINGTON. Prop. Compliments Of F. R. ATKINSON SPRING CO.. INC. If It's a PRESCRIPTION Take it Tu V MILLAR BROS. PHARMACY In Business For Your Health 79 MAIN ST. HAMBURG, N. Y 113 W. A. HILLWIG OPTOMETRIST Phone 566 89 Buffalo Street Hamburg, N. Y. A. A. MAY, D. D. S. PHONE 603 23 Union Street Hamburg, N- Y- ROLAND H. TILLS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 121 Buffalo Street Hamburg, N, Y, Phone 207-J MAGAVERN 81 MAGAVERN ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 40 Main Street Buffalo Office Hamburg, N. Y. Erie County Bank Building ANDREW, SHERWOCD 8: VIEHE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 11 Main Street Buffalo Office Hamburg, New York Prudential Building 114 A. J. MINKEL, M. D. Phone 4-0 108 Buffalo Street HAMBURG, N. Y H. E. BRANER, M. D. Phone 42 223 Main street HAMBURG, N. Y A. L. LCRD, M. D. Phone 183 157 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. H. J. MCNAGHAN, M. D. Phone 14- 170 Main Street HAMBURG, N- Y- 198 Union Street DR. W. C. LUTHER Osteopathic Physician Hamburg, N. Y 115 HAMBURG PLANING MILL CO. Lumber Sash Doors A Millwork Gi Insulation Roofing Builder's Hardware BUILDING HEADQUARTERS Where Quality Price and Service Meet S 1883 an ummm SI :nom 405 116 GEO. H E Compliments of 8: SONS Buffalo and Main Streets Quality Meat Products Ralph M. Houghlon KENDALL CASOLINE and A meal without meat l , OIL A is a meal Incomplete' Phone: Hamburg 366 Batteries Tires Washing Eaton Brothers Corp. COMPLETE LAWN EQUIPMENT POWER LAWN MOWERS LLOYD'S MARKET Anxious to Serve You With the Bestw A Store Ready At All Times GRASS SEED With Finer Quality Foods At Fair Prices FERTILIZERS Buffalo St. and Highland' Ave. 23 Lake Street Hamburg, N. Y. Phone 599 BEE'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Styling Phone 510 103 MAIN STREET HAMBURG, N. Y. 117 U16 Happiest year Of llaur ZW lic just ahead of you. Many ol' you have college days to look forward to . . . others intend to seek their careers now. Whatever YOUR plans, The Peoples Rank will be glad to cooperate with you. We have served many graduates sincc this bank was organized in l89l and it will he a pleasure to serve youg May we offer our Sinecre Congratulations and Best, Wishes for Future Success and Happiness. THE PEOPLES BANK Ham hurg, N. Y. Menzber Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insuranre Corporation 118 PONTIAC Compliments SALES SERVICE of PARTS APPLIED OPTICAL Eschborn Motor Sales INDUSTRIES, INC, 97 Main Street HAMBURG, N. Y. Hamburg 752 C0,,,,,,im,,,,,S RICHARDSON .,f MILLING CC., INC. YALE CLEANERS Phone 191 Garden, Lawn and Field Seeds Lake Street Fertilizers and Insecticides Qualhl' and Service Dog, Rabbit, Poultry, Horse, Hog and Dairy Foods Phone 413 351 UNION STREET Irving Kem Hamburg, N. Y. MAIN STREET HCTEL Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of '47 Carl W. Schmid, Prop. MAIN STREICT HAMBURG, NICW YORK 119 The Bank of irwndlg wwe and com plete servxce wo Whaxever vom bankxng ere won WM Gnd the mmpk-xc HUCNJKT Ga are onnw mortgage and om rotecxwc ww c n cherkx g and mm'maX Keane- Qafe dc-pnmx an bank bw xnan when s on bank vm O? Y on c an BP-NK THE HAM BURGH Nfvmbf' lwdeml Rewrw qyetenm Federal Depoeu lnmran Corp H IXNWRBRQ '88s 1 .c.e6s,h!, U' In l. '. , I i . : . . . Rn , ,,'n savkngn ., , , c. - ,f .,. , .' Amber? Kes W rl n, , . cv , , 1,N.Y. IQO For East Dry Cleaning . . . MARTIN SERVICE CO. Sonlli Park at Legion Dr. I fleross from the V. F. WED DRY CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Phone Hamburg 617 CASTIGLIA'S JEWELRY - MUSIC lIamhurg's Dependable .leweler :he finest DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Silverware - Nlusieal Instruments Watch and Jewelry Repairs 80 LAKE ST. HAM 1489 A Complete Service for the Advertiser ERIE COUNTY INDEPENDENT Published by Hamburg Publishing Co. 59 MAIN STREET RAY MILLER FROZEN FOODS Groceries Delicatessen Iced Beverages 24-7 Buffalo Street Phone: Hamburg 48 HAMBURG, e ewspaper o am urg an e N. Y. Th N f H b d th South Shore Area I Compliments of DUGGAN'S DAIRY TAYLOR AVENUE, HAMBURG, N. Y. PHONE 740 1Q1 C. J. HELLRIEGEL Coal - - Coke Findlay Stokers Phone Hamburg 500 Hamburg, New York Compliments of WILLIAM H. STAPELL 53 MAIN STREET Hamburg, N. Y. Ice Cream Made Daily at STU RM'S Twenty Flavors WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Special Prices For Churches and Social Events 101 MAIN STREET Phone 1064 Complirnent.s Qf TWIN PINES 128 Buffalo Street l Compliments of BRIGGS' PHARMACY ' Drug Products You Prqer at Prices You Like 19 Buffalo Street Phone 1111 Hamburg, N. Y. 122 Congratulations to the Class of 1947 YOUNG'S DRUG STORE For All Your Drug Needs Expert Prescription Service Ph 104 52 MAIN S'l .l. MARKS, P p Compliments of AU REVOIR RESTAURANT Compliments of AUL AND WILLIAMS a!W BLUEBIRD LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Laundry - Dry Cleaning - Hat Cleaning Dyeing - Rug Cleaning 373 PLEASANT AVENUE Hamburg, N. Y Ph 808 123 R. J. KRUG, M. D. Phone 85 305 Buffalo Street Hamburg, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wislles to the Class of I947 THE PARK SHOPPE 50 Lake Street Hamburg, N. Y. Compliments of the WEST END HCTEL 340 UNION ST. Phone 882 SHUNK'S ELECTRIC it's electrical--wefx il WIRING - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING REPAIRING 307 UNION STREET HAMBURG. N. Y BAUER SERVICE STATIONS Distributor of Mobilgas and Mobiloils 5 Stations in this Vicinity Goodyear Tires and Tubes ORCHARD PARK, N. Y. 12-I SHANKS 81 HENNING DEsoTo - - - PLYMOUTH Buffalo and Union Streets Phone 1145 HAMBURG, N. Y. Phone 637 Compliments of - - - MAXINE HAIR SHOP 197 Pine Street PIIOHC 1200 SHOP AT - - - KLATT'S GROCERY FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 24 Buffalo Street Phone 444 GIBS TIRE 8: BATTERY SERVICE TEXACO PRODUCTS 211 BUFFALO STREET PHONE 1121 HAMBURG RECREATION PARLORS B O W L I N G 221 BUFFALO STREET GIB EMERLING, Prop. Gifts Accessories MAUDE-ETTA SHOPPE Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel DRESSES SUITS COATS HOSIERY GLOVES BLOUSES Buffalo Street fnext to theaterj Ph0I1C 353 125 HILL GARAGE Chester G. Dactsch, Prop. Silver King 'l'ract0rs, Hudson Cars, Iiolcn Garden Tractors, International 'I'rucks 24 hour Service AAA Phone: 47 or YL3--livsiflvltcc 322 At Water Valley Hill HAMBURG, NICW YORK Compliments of CULLIGAN SOFT-WATER SERVICE F it for a castle - Priced for a cottagei' 11 Westview Ave. Phone 323 I Owned and Operated by .lack and Jim Best SIPPRELL BROS. Real Estate and Insurance 38 Main Street, Hamburg, N. Y. 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