Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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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

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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