Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

shy...- '-'-'lu X952 5 'cf 57 52' DIQEZ3 Q1 F Q y QM V4 ,4 ff nb v Tx 'X 7 7 Yyjf K QA QRQESEQTEDQ Bi, P QA SM!-IE SENIIOR3 cmssgf Xilflhmburg bl-hgh Schomy Xgliamburg New York gg PATRICIAN MEYN LEGNARD DENNICK EDITORQINYCHIEF ASSISTANQIEDITOR Ny., ff? A931 I 27-.QX ff ,ff-2: X lvl ai ,fbx 'af' X- f' 3 3 J N, 'fl Ji it f ,I if s --JJ Q - y 45 f Q R 'X i ig,-. ' J 5 '-'K' ' ii i'i 1 A f ' I Y A 'n X 1 Ls. Z Q ni ,I ' f Zu 2 i -X . fic The editors of the 1952 Echoes have chosen this gay Scotch theme as our symbol of the happy and profitable times we have had in Ham- burg High School. The many colored threads of the plaid cover V represent the varied phases of our school life. For all their colorfulness, G' they do not give a lasting effect until they have been woven together. Our teachers have worked carefully and patiently to combine their individual courses and activities into a beautiful material. It is our hope - to preserve this blend. With the wish that this annual will serve its purpose in recording the successes and companionships of the past year, we call to mind a poem of Robert Burns: Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never bro't to mind? ' Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And days of auld lang sync? 2 5. . w 3 gy A fl 'I 1 . l 1: . 'f,4,,fwwe. li - 'v vw mxnsqwwm mmmuyg. 5 ' V ' ' 2 ' L-I ' ff. m ' ,.t', 'flf,, 5 , . ,Ui ' V .1314 'T-fi, .ii I ' ' ' ' , A ,,?' 1: g a y-z.y.,g1-.' V 5 , 5 . r h,LG,q,' 1 , . V- 'f'f:1 1, .ffsf in V i i ffm +59 A A 'il - MR. ALAN MACGAMWELL DEDICRTION A teacher who is always understanding and ready to help others isian asset to any school, .In the time this instructor has been in Hamburg High School, he has become a friend to all of us. Examples set by him have gone far in raising the standards of our school to new heights. Because of this loyalty and unselfish desire to improve our school, we, the class of 1952, gratefully dedicate our 1952 Echoes to MR. ALAN MACGAMXVELI.. y 3 Q i J.- X KS ' J :ff . SRRR A Ee'-51 R if .seein -aaaaaai f 5 -5.2-552225: - 322222552 N R 'igggigm a ,I 4 X '4'Ef-5'-5' N, ' . Nfgflg, , o 7 'mQ 'R if ,avsiwigiiiii lasN!4,fflp1fyp g'll'4 fffa V 5 tgfifwv S R ' , , ,fam S A! . f 1 , ,iv if 'S' un-- 5, 'ggar 7 THE ROYAL ARMS LADS AND LASSES . CASTLES . . CLAN S . . SPORTS .... E rs-1 CD 5' Z U C3 I-' rn Z Cl! B 0 vf' 7 A w xx A' 69- -'Y' ' - .41 1 Z Kaya! El 'X Seated: Mr. Vanderhoef, Mr. Flick, Mr. Newton, Mr Stovall Mr Fallon Standing: Mr. Millar, Mr. Georger, Mr Bos BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education sets the policies of our school and supports the teachers and students in maintaining the excellent rating that Hamburg High School has always possessed. This group of seven civic-minded citizens have worked extra hours this year solving the problems which centralization has presented. Because they are always concerned with the interests of the stu- dents, we appreciate their perseverance. MR. VANDERHOEF Superintendent we W WI s W , Because of his tireless efforts and excellent administration, Mr. Vanderhoef has made our school a top ranking one in this area. He and his staff have presented us varied and selected opportuni- ties for better education. Our school maintains the highest standards in scholastic and cul- tural fields through our superin- tendent's never-tiring interest in our curriculum, activities, and records. MR. coNKuN , Principal Mr. Gottshall, our genial assistant prin- cipal, is advisor to the Student Council be- sides assisting in the senior office. With his help, our school's activities progress in an orderly, purposeful manner. IIDMINISTRIITION Mr. Conklin, our principal, is a man worthy of much praise. His sincere interest in students and concern for their well-being have helped him to - win both faculty and student admira- tion. We feel that he is doing a splen- did job. We appreciate his efforts in satisfying everyone. Nu MR. GOTTSHALL Assistant Principal Mr. Edmund Bach Mrs. Erma Birclsey Miss Mary Brown Mr. Bronson Collins Mr. John Detlefson Art ' English English Social Studies Business Miss ,lean Di1l6I1l36Cl-C Mr. Homer Fiero Miss Caryl Gifford Mr. Chester Gottshall Miss Nancy Graham Physlcal Educauon Music Social Studies Mathematics Latin I S W fp , -' ,. 1 S f, is Q 1 sttve wi' W self Wa - t 2, i 5 i ' is-' i Z ,E V f X Hi Y Miss Ruth I-larvey Mrs. Ghrace Hoare Miss Mary Howes Mr. Ferrand Huntley Mr. Lloyd Jayne Mathematics Library Speech Business Science Miss Hazel johnson Miss Mary Kavanaugh Mrs. Thelma Kent Social Studies Health Home Economics xx S. T ,M FACULTY Q wt WIIIIQX 6 N i W - WI I as s 'ia 41 Pg! S 'E 'iam we . ng , ..,, :,, , ,l it we f , I ,, 4 . 9 Mr. Alan MacGamwell Miss Marguerite Mattie Miss Veronica McGee Mr. Frederic Measer Miss Antionette Mont Physical Education English English Industrial A1-15 Business Mrs. Mary Piller Miss Margaret Robson Mr. William Rodiek Mr. Frederick Scruton Miss May Seavey Music Guidance Athletics Industrial Arts A Mr. Thomas Skinner Miss Marion Stevenson Miss Fidelia Warburton Mr. Fay Wilder Driver Education Health French Science German Mr. Jerome Wilker Industrial Arts is-f 'HB' Miss Judith Young Mrs. Theodora Greenwald Mrs. Mariette Mai Mrs. Ruth Meyn Mrs. Ethel Millar Music Secretary Secretary Secretary 8 Secretary fx . .4 X IS? hmm 'if' ' .i , ' ,f 71. . Q' ,. ' -I - I? - - X 1,53 .f ,q 1 41 if K' Z D W W! trv, i L A -X1 Big! , Y Yr LA l, L Ip . 1 ht. 1? fl!! xx , , la Q 46 , -A A J M 15 ., b A ,111 .h x 45, f m g . D ' f fl ..., XX ES Q 1 , .V L fq-f -uf-f ' W U. Q , 'E K ZZ,-3 x ' ,.. X v -gcrflx . . f X f V H, ,arf-F3 ii, ,J W., X 3. ' jx fa X 3 S51 'b 'S ' - . - ' , bw yy 'W- lm x fff' .ff .A , q-kk X A . A If av' qi? X 4 . 'Vyy,' - n, fa . .. . S '- . V - J , in X MZ- 5, 'M A Ja i? E Y - , 1' mis, f BOBBIE LEE LUCARELL PRESIDENT NHS, Merit Award, Head Majorette, Cheerleading, Student Council, Theta, Sportsmanship Clubs, Hop, Prom, Echoes , Intramural Sports, Senior Play. LEONARD DENNICK VALEDICTORIAN Echoes Assistant Editor, NHS Treasurer, Merit Awards, Latin, Theta, Dis- cussion, VHC, Service Clubs, Football, Track Managers, Anonymous , Band, Orchestra, Hop, Prom, Intramurals. PATRICIA MEYN YEARBOOK EDITOR NHS, Student Council Trea su re r , Sportsmanship Club Treasurer, Senior Ad- visory Council, Sophomore, junior Central Boards, Junior Class V. P., Merit Awards, Sports. RUSSELL AHRENS VICE-PRESIDENT Student Council, VHC, Sportsmanship Clubs, Merit Award, Sophomore Class President, Football, Baseball, Basketball Co-Captain, Prom, Hop, Echoes . CATHERINE LIBERTY SECRETARY Anonymous , Echoes,', Senior Advisory Council, Junior Central Board, Sportsmanship, Service, La- tin Club President, Hop, Prom. SENIOR HONORS WILLIAM HAWS FLAG BEARER Football Captain, Basketball Co-Captain, Track, VHC Treasurer, President, Sports- manship Club, Student Coun- cil Secretary, Vice-President, Central Boards. MARY BETTIS QUINBY SALUTE LEADER NHS, Merit Awards, Stu- dent Council, Senior Ad- visory Council, Sophomore, Junior Boards, Echoes , Cheerleading Captain, Sportsmanship, Theta, Dis- cussion Clubs. JACK WOLFE TREASURER NHS, Merit Award, Model U. N., Sportsmanship, Dis- cussion, Theta Clubs, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Echoes Promotion Editor, Senior Advisory Council. NOLA NICKRENZ SALUTATORIAN NHS, Latin, Art Club Presi- dent, Chorale, Student Coun- cilg Echoes Assistant Art Editor, Hop, Prom Decora- tion Committees Co-Chair- man, Band, Orchestra. JAN FAWCETT COUNCIL PRESIDENT NHS, Football, Merit Award, VHC, Sportsman- ship, Latin Clubs, Echoes , Sophomore Hop Chairman, Intramural Wrestling, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Sopho- more Class V. P. JOANNE AHRENS Echoes g Senior Party: Sophomore Hop, junior Prom Committees, Intra- mural Sports, Advanced Bowling, Chorus. DAVID AXELSON ..Axel,. Band, Chorus, Orchestrag Senior Advisor ' Councilg Art, German Clubsg Stu- dent Council: Intramural Basketballp Wrestling: Senior Party. PETER BLAINE Varsity Pete Football, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Volley- ball: Theta Clubg Sopho- more Hop Committee. CAROL ALFF Carrie A Cappella Choir, Chorus: Hop, Prom Committeesg Echoes g Senior Play: Senior Partyg Intramural Sports. ROBERT BACHMANN unch, . Basketball, Bowling, Cross Countryg Boys' ervice Club. if ,, , Q4 Y, wi, S, , , ii rt I Q, ww tr.. , it 'M tua' ROBERT QLLEMEIER ..Bob., Band, Footballg Senior Party Committee: Intra- mural Basketball. JAMES BANKS uhm.. Track, Bowling, Intramural Volleyball, ' ' Echoes ' '3 French Clubg Sophomore Hop Committee. .iff :' uf. f I . F D' S lar Q B-'n DEAN ANDERSON ..Andy,, Football, Track, Intra- mural Volleyhallg Student Councilg VHC, Discussion Clubg Senior Party, Senior Play: Model U. N. RUTH BECI-ILEN ' 'Ruthie' ' junior Class Secretaryg Senior Advisory Councilg Echoes g Anor3'mous : German Clubg horusg I-Icp, Promg Intramural Sports. CLASS OF 10 I we 'tw , y 43? M RAYMOND ANZULEWICZ Mayme Sophomore Hop Committee Boys' Service Clubg Intra- mural Basketball, Intra mural Volleyball. BARBARA BEHRNS ..Barb,. Echoes Arr Editorg Cen- tral Boards, Senior Ad- visory Councilg Student Council, Merit Awardg Theta, Art, Latin, Sports- manship Clubsg Sports. . 1170 I .I gr A,,gf 'Ziggy i I C is I t ' .1 91 2 'fa- b I, 4' E x IW sq t 2 Q n ', of l 0 ALBERT BODGE UAV. Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, VHC. ,N y A1-wt'-0 M s pg , Wt. ' .ww 'iv ' f w i w -I f W 4 J +1 .Levi ,Q wi . W f f, n, if . w ii:Jiz'f if 2 aw Q I, 'Y ., ALLEN BROCK omg Al., ing, Wresrlingg Varsity H Club. JAMES BOLE uhm.. Track, Football, Intramural Basketball: VHC, Boys' Service Clubp Senior Partyg All-Stateg Hop, Prom Com- mittees. J EANIN E BRUCE Brucie Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committeesg Senior Partyg Senior Play: Echoes g Intramural Sports. ROBERT BOWMAN ..Beniy., Cross-Country, Intramuralsg VHC, Latin Club: Echoes g Chorus, A Cap- gella Choir: I-lop, Prom: enior Party. LAWRENCE BURDETTE HLZUY.. Echoes Snapshot Edirorg Theta, German, Discussion Clubsg Merit Awardg Intra- mural Sportsg All-State. ROBERT BOYCE . .Bow . Football, Basketball, Intra- mural Basketballg VHCg Hop, Prom Committees: Echoes , Senior Party. MARILYN CARPENTER Micky Echoes g Squad Leader: A Capgella Choirg Latin Clubg op, Ptomg Senior Party, Senior Playg Sports. Bowling, Intramural Bowl- JOAN COLLINS FIF'I'Y-'I' W O 11 DAVID BREWSTER Crusoe Senior Advisory Council: I-lop, Prom' Echoes : Senior Playg Tennis, Bowl- ing, Intramural Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball. RICHARD CLINE ' 'Dick Football, Track, Bowling, Intramural Basketball: Senior Party. ul-een Echoes g Chorusg Latin Clubg Intramural S rtsg Sophomore Hop, fiixior Prom Commirteesg Senior Party. Q XVILLIAM CONNORS Bill Football Manager, Track. Skiingg VHCg Echoes g Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committees, Senior Party. JOAN DOLE Joanie Echoes g Intramural Sportsg Senior Playg Senior Partyg Hop, Prom Commit- teesg Chorus. MARGARET EMERLING Marge Girls' Service Clubg Senior Advisory Councilg Squad Leader: Intramural S rtsg Hop Committeeg Sgiior Partyg Senior Play. JAMES CRANCE ..-Umm Intramural Volleyball, Baseball. CYNTHIA DOLINAR ' ' Cynthy' ' Echoes g Anonymous Hop, Prom Committees' Senior Playg Senior Party. S W mf 11 ll I ll' v ! i!5'n X., h H ' 'fue 1 C - ll I IIA, 3 V that i 'A , , af 'p 5' . I A ' 4' RICHARD CRAWFORD Dick Football Manager, Skiingg VHCQ Echoes g Home- room Ofiicerg Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Party: Senior Play Com- mittees. DAVID DOUGAN Dave Stage Crew Managerg Echoes g Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committees. CLASS BARBARA CZECHOWSKI ..Barb,. Echoes Circulation Edi- tor, Business Managerg Sophomore Central Boardg Latin, Theta, Discussion Clubsg Senior Partyg Hop, Prom. JAMES DOUGHERTY ' 'McClure NHSQ Football, Trackg VI-IC, German Club, Sportsmanship Club Presi- dentg Junior Class Presi- dentg Merit Awardg Junior Prom Chairman. CF WILLIAM DENEA Bill Boys' Service Clubg Intra- mural Bowlingg Junior Prom Committeeg Baseballg Senior Party. MICHAEL DOUGHERTY Mike Discussion Clubg Junior Central Boardg Cross- Country, Football, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Basketballg Prom Commit- IEE' . YA qv A N 1 gf gli 9350! n 'll . f- 1, C 1 In f 4' f I .1 C SUZANNE EMERY Suzie Intramural Sportsg Latin Club, Sophomore I-lop, Junior Prom, Senior Party Cornmitteesg Echoes . JOAN FOIT joanie' ' Echoes 5 Anonymous , Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committeesg Intra- mural Slportsg Senior Playg Senior arty. ,mfviwn I ' it-.KT I A Q BARBARA FELDMAN .,Barb,, Hop, Promg Student Coun- cilg Intramural Sportsg Echoes g Squad Leaderg Senior Play, Senior Ad- visory Councilg Senior Party. PHILIP FELDMAN HFHP.. Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committeesg Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyf ball, Bowling. GXVENDOLYN FOWLER Gwen Merit Awardg Echoes , Anonymous , Prom, Hop, Cheerleadingg Flag Twirlcrg Ronan-r roRNEss --Bob Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bowling, Stage Crew, ' 'Echoes' 'g Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committees. Discussion, Seryice, Latin, Sportsmanship, Theta Clubs, Sports. HELEN FINLAYSON Finnie Anonymous Editor, Theta, French Clubsg All- Stateg Hop, Prom, Echoes g Squad Leaderg Chorus, Orchestra, Intramural Sports. W saw, U a 3 gd? 45' W 5 iii? - ii fi? S5552 QF? 3 'f THOMAS FRANCISCO Cisco Football Track Basket ball' 'Vl-IC Theta Club Chorus- Senior Party' Ski ing Intramural Sports ROGER F IREY i.Firey,. Football, Trackg VHCg Student Councilg Intra- mural Basketballg Latin Clubg Hoi, Prom Com- mittees, choes' 'g Senior Party. DIANE GAYLORD Rc Echoes Photography Edr tor Merit Award Theta Discussion Linn Clubs I-lop Prom Committees Intramural Sports Senior Party FIFTY-TWO 15 LORETTA GEORGI ' 'Redzie' ' Anonymous' 'g Sports, Shorthand Awardsg Chorusg Echoes g Red Cross Coun- cil, Poetry Award, Senior Play. -i S ,P AUDREY GRAF 152' v I mtg' ..Aud., Transferred From Wood- lawn High School In Senior Year. GEORGE GRIFFEY Griff Football. Baseballg VHCQ Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom Committees, Intra- mural Baskctballg Senior Party, GLADYS GRIMM Gladie Intramural Sports, Sopho more Hop. Junior Prom Committees, Squad Leader, Echoes g Senior Party, Band. DAVID HAAS Shafe Football, Track, Bowlingg S ortsmanshi VHC Bo s' P, P. , y Service Clubsg Intramural Basketball, Bowling, Vol- leyball, Skiingg Echoes' 'g CAROL HARRINGTON C. H. Senior Party Committeeg Echoes , Girls' Intramural Sportsg Squad Leader. LAWRENCE HOUGHTON uLan,y,, NHSg Merit Awardg Dis- cussion. Club President, S rtsmanship, Ge rm a n Cfiiibsg Intramural Sportsg Junior Prom Committee. JANET HAYDEN Shorty Intramural Sports Girls Service Clubs Echoes Hop Prom Committees' Senior Patty' Senior Play. RONALD HIZRRETT ' 'Rastus' ' Merit Awardg Echoes g Track, Football, Intramural Basketballg Hop, Prom Committeesg Band, Orches- trag Senior Party. CLASS Hop, Prom. LYNN HERRON ..Lynn.. Senior Advisory Councilg Echoes g Girls' Service, French Clubsg Chorale, In- tramural Sports. OF CHARLOTTE HALE Char Junior Central Boardg La- tin, Girls' Service Clubsg Echoes g Hop, Prom Com- mittees, Girls' Intramural Sportsg Senior Party. PAUL HOLDEN P. Track Managerg Senior Playg Chorus, Orchestrag Library Club, Echoes . C' s 'U ra .1 H63 ' Q.0i '15ZZQ N- ! ll' fu. C1 hi Off! my 1 va! if 44 Q THEODORE HOWES ...I-ed.. Sportsmanship, German Clubsg Intramuralsg Dance Bandg Sophomore Central Boardg Band, Orchestra. ' I H 41 592 Q ,, aw. i ilsf in . ,. .W rr .. ., . N W, -,S f f . L e f f 2 , pr Wa. gn Ep fa 1 S 4 wt SL RAYMOND KING URW.. Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyballg Track. ARTHUR HUGHES Art Football, Baseball. Basket- ball, Intramural Baskerballg VHC, Art Clubs: Sopho- more Hop Committee. GERALD KIRKBY .-Jerry., Track, Footballg Varsity H Club. 2 WILLIAM KASSEL Kitsel Intramural Volleyball, Bowlingg Boys' Service Clubg Stage Crew. JAN KLIPPERT Pete' ' Student Council: Senior Ad- visory Councilg Echoes g JOHN KILLIAN Johnny F o o t b all . Cross-Country. Baseballg Intramural Bas- ketball. RICHARD KNAPP Dick' ' Football, Baseball, Tennis, Intramuralsg Sophomore Hop Committeeg German Clubg Senior Patty. ROBERT KILNER Bob Baseball. Footballg VHCQ Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyballg Squad Leaderg Career Day Chairman. ELEANOR KREAMER ' 'Min' ' Art Club, German Clubg Girls' Intramural Sports. ' Tennisg Projection Crewg Orchestrag Career Day Chairman. FIFTY-TW 15 L. ,r X ev . . ,, W' 1. ' . 372: , .Aa . 11: K K - ', I ae. ' - 33... -.Ii HH' 257' ' f . 'aw' :fi-., -5... u - ,.... - DONALD KUENN ..Don.. Stage Crewg Boys' Service Club: Bowling: Sophomore I-lop, Junior Prom Com- mitreesg Band. 2 i ' i My t .1 , . .,,,, 3,g,a,. M . f, S 222451, 'WXQQ 4' gg: 1 ll -use Q ,sf 5, , W' e ' I' if 'RQ 3' ag' :DM 4 his Q' li xA' 'Q 1 Q Q r gn r fy I 'Qin ,s s w I do 5355 It J 11.-fx X x J B 4 f ' ' JAMES KUHN .. im.. Cross - Country, Track, Theta, Boys' Service Clubsg Projection Crewg Echoes , Intramural Bowling, Intra- mural Wrestling. ELAINE LAII. Sophomore Central Boardg Art Club: ' 'Echoes' 'g Sophomore Hop Committee, enior Party. 4 X1 I- as ji I gb :fig ' FLORENCE LIEBLER HBO.. Junior Prom Committee, Senior Partyg Echoes Latin Club, Red Cross Council. VICTOR MASON .W-ic., Baseball, Football, Intra- mural Basketball, Volley- ballg Hop, Prom Commit- tees, Senior Playg Senior Party. JOAN LONG Joanie Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committeesg Senior Partyg French Clubg Echoes , Anonymous . RICHARD LAPP Dick Track, Cross-Country, In- tramural Basketball, Intra- mural Volle ball, VHCg Y Stage Crew. RICHARD LORD Dick Footballg Varsity H Clubg Golf, Sophomore Hop Com- mitteesg Senior Party. RICHARD LARSON ' ' Swede ' ' Football, Bowling, Base- ball, Intramural Bowling, Intramural Basketball, VHC, Latin Clubg Hop, Prom Committees. NANCY MABIE ' 'Nanny' ' NHS: Echoes g Discus- sion, Theta, Latin, Library Clubs, Student Councilg Hop, Promg Merit Awardg Intramural Sports. CLASS OF 16 JEANNE LENHARD ..-Tiny.. Latin Clubg Echoes g In- tramural Basketballg Senior Party Committee. LAURIE MacARTI-IUR UMM, , Cheerleading, S po r t sm a n- ship Club Secretary, Theta, French Club Treasurer' Merit Awardg Echoes' Promotion Editorg Anony-- mous g Hop, Promg Sports. ,A , 4 .-,'s.v'ho. . A,,,. S .' 1570 .lf x 4 Et ll ,ft e lg' I ' 1 1 YN Q '0 ,mit f A -1. ' 1 1, f -Y ff W M 41 ff PATRICIA MCMAHON Pat Intramural Sportsg Sopho- more Hop, Junior Prom Committees, Senior Party, Squad Leaderg Echoes g Chorus. WILLIAM MOMBERGER Bumper Football, Baseball, Track, Bowling, Intramural S ortsg VHCQ Senior Partyg Jsitnior Prom Committee. If c A hw 4 '. ANN MEIER t.Anny,, Echoes , Anonymous , Junior Prom Committee: Senior Party, Intramural Sports. ROSE MARIE MONCKTON Rosie Girls' Service, Squad Lead- ers' Clubs, Echoes , An0nymous g Intramural Sportsg Senior Partyg Senior Playg Prom Committee. LEROY MELBERG Skip Boys' Clubsg Hop, Prom, Intra- mural Basketballg Tennis, Merit Awardg Projection Crew President, Echoes , Service, G e r m a n 'UH' K '1 ' , ' II . fn. r . j,i,.,,,, V. JUNE MORAN 1-Junien Senior Advisory Council, Junior Central Board, Anonymous Typing Edi- tor, Chorus, ,Echoes g Prom, Hopg Senior Play. ANN MOISSINAC Mois Sportsmanship, Art V. P., French V. P., Library President, Discussion, Girls' Service Clubs, Echoes g Sophomore Class Treasurer, Merit Awards. PATRICIA MORROW -'Pac' Girls' Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Softball, Soccer, Badminton. FIFTY-TWO 17 GEORGE MOMBERGER Mumby' ' Baseball, Track, Bowling, Intramural Sportsg Junior Central Board. KATHERINE NELSON HKHSY., Art Club, Intramural Sports, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Party Committees. IRMA NEWMAN Irm Shorthand Awardg Career Dayg Junior Prom Com. mittee: Echoes . xg R S EDXVIN NOXVICRI T Q4 'Strangler Theta. Boys' Service Clubsg Intramural Sportsg Stage Crew: XVrestling. Trackg Senior Party: Echoes g Senior Play. PATRICIA O'GRABISZ Pat Echoes g Art Clubg Anonymous g Sports: Sen- ior Play: Chorusg Sopho- more Hop, junior Prom Committees. ROBERT PARLATO Bob Projection Crewg Intramural Bowling. Intramural Ten- nis Trackg Echoes g Dis- cussion Club. BARRY PARSONS usnipsw Football, Basketball, Track Captaing VHC. Sportsman- ship Clubg Senior Partyg Senior Playg Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom Com- mittees. XVILLIAM PEARL -'wtiiy' Intramural Basketball. In- tramural Bowling. WILLIAM PICKHARDT Bill Boys' Service Clubg Intra- mural Basketball, Baseball. I np, f O 'i,!-' 1 THOMAS PATTERSON ..-I-om.. Football, Track Manager, Intramuralsg Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Com- mittees, SHIRLEY RIEFLER Rief Cheerleadingg Sportsman- ship. Theta Pres., Girls' Service Clubsg Sophomore Central Boardg Echoes g Intramural Sportsg Hop, Prom Committees, PAUL PITT Shorty Transferred From Buffalo Technical High School in Senior Year. CLASS 18 VIRGINIA POWERS -rGinnyH Girls Service Club, Echoes g Library Clubg Red Cross Councilg Senior Partyg Senior Playg Sports: Hop, Prom. OF CAROL RAST Rasry Echoes g Theta, Discus- sion, German Clubsg Hop, Promg Senior Play: Senior Partyg junior Central Boardg Red Cross Council. QI f I , 'Y X ' s,oi ':f,-471 X t 5' , 3, 61 .5 fa, I -SJ MARILYN RIGGS Skippy Intramural Sportsg Girls' Service Clubg Red Cross Councilg Echoes g Sopho- more Hop, junior Prom Committees. f . i' , -- ia. is 'Sr W f 1 ,vi W 2 if ,,wf,l llI,! '- , .1 A wwf .ia LELAND ROSE ' 'Lee' ' Track, Intramural Basket- ballg B a n d, All-Stateg Echocs g Projection Crewg Stage Crew. H PATSY ROBERTS Pat Library Clubg Echoes Senior Partyg Senior Play? Sportsg Junior Prom Sophomore Hop Commit tees. HARRY ROBIE Goggles Discussion. German Clubsg Basketball Manager, Cross- Counttyg Anonymous g In- tramural Sports. MARION RIGGS Tubby Girls' S e r vi c c Clubg Echoes g Girls' Intramural Sportsg Senior Play. EDNA MAY ROSS Edna Echoes g Anonymous g Red Cross Councilg Latin Clubg Chorusg Hop, Prom, Senior Party Committeesg Sports. ARLENE RITTMAN ' Rin NHS Presidentg A Cappella Choir, Choraleg Majorctteg Merit Awardsg Service, Latin, Discussion Clubsg Sportsg Echocs g Hop, Prom. JOHN ROUTLEDGE Rut Football, Basketball. MARTIN ROWE ' 'Marty' ' Track. Cross-Country Cap- tain, Intramural Baskerballg Ech0es g Varsity H Clubg Junior Prom Committee. FIFTY-TWO 19 FRANK SAUSNER Sausner Football, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Base- ballg Stage Crew. MARY ANN sci-1M1'rT Hschmmyn Intramural Sportsg Anony- mous g Echoes g Girls' Service Clubg Senior Party Sophomore Hop, junio Prom Committees. y I' -1 ' ' ROSEMARY SCI-IUMER Rosie Intramural Sportsg Sopho- more Hop, junior Prom Committeesg Latin Clubg Senior Playg Senior Partyg Chorus. fi S 24 , . za ,u Av ll ,Q if . I ll' RICHARD SCHWEIKERT Dickl' Football, Track, Bowling, I A164 Intramural Bowlingg Bandg Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom Committees. JOHN SOWERS MICHAEL STEESE Cass Football, Tennis, Intra- mural Basketballg Latin, German, VHC, Boys' Ser- vice, Theta, Sportsmanship Clubsg Merit Awardsg Hop, Prom. CHARLOTTE TISDEL Char Latin Clubg IZchoes g In- tramural Sportsg Chorusg Sophomore Hop. junior Prom Committees. CLYDE STROUP Whitey Bowling, Intramural Bowl- ingg VHCg Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committees. uilayu Intramural Basketballg Pro- iection Crewg Discussion Clubg Senior Party. ROBERT STUHR Lee Senior Advisory Council- Sportsmanship, Discussion Clubsg Track. Football, In- tramural Basketball. Skiingg junior Prom Committee. MARILYN SPOON Spoonie Girls' Service Clubg Echoes g Anonymous g Intramural Sportsg Sopho- more Hop, Junior Prom Committeesg Senior Party. NORMA SWARTZTRAUBER Pugsy Girls' Service Clubg Echoes g Girls' Intra- mural Sportsg Chorus. CLASS OF Q20 BEATRICE STANG Bea Latin Clubg Sophomore Hop Committeeg Senior Party Committee. MARILYN TATFORD Tafy Merit Awardg Art, French Clubsg Senior Partyg Echoes g Intramural Sportsg Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committees. !' i' 'Y 5 fa i an f , ff L.I,Sq'h::'g!'g N I fe 3. I i A S A 36 ' Z Q -f ,.f f- U,--gf- ' 41 su R LENORE VOLO ..Le,, Sophomore Echoes g Anonymous g Senior Playg Senior Partyg Sophomore Hop Committee. Central Boardg' ALICE WAGNER . .AV , Library Councilg Intramural Sportsg Chorusg Senior Playg Senior Party: Sopho- more Hop, junior Prom Committees. ROBERT TWOHEY ..Bob., Football, Basketball, Base- ballg VI-IC, Latin Clubg Senior Partyg Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Com- mitees. JOANN E WAKELEE ..-Io, , Girls' Intramural Sports. MILFORD VAIL ..Bud,, NHS: Meri: Awardg Sports- manship, Discussion Clubsg Dance Bandg Echoes 5 Intramural Volleyball, In- tramural Basketballg Hop Prom Committees. ROBERT WALTERS .. Bob., Track, Tennis, Intramural Sportsg Boys' Service, Theta Clubsg Echoes g Hop, Prom Committees. ESTHER VILLEPIGUE Essc A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choraleg Latin Clubg In- tramural Sportsg Sophomore Hop, junior Prom Com- mittees. HOWARD WATERFIELD Howie Intramural Sportsg Orches- tra. CLARISSA WEBBER Chris Cheerleadingg Sophomore Class Secretaryg Merit Awardg Sportsmanship, Dis- cussion, Latin, Service Clubsg Student Courrcilg Sportsg Hop, Prom. CAROL WEIN ' 'Corky' ' Latin Clubg Senior Partyg Echoes g Intramural Sportsg Sophomore Hop Committee. ROGER WEINAR HROE., Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball: Sophomore Hop, F I F T Y - T W O 21 Q SALLY ANN WEISS usalu Chorusg Library Clubg Sen- ior Partyg German Club. LLOYD WILSON . .Wil1y,, NHSg Merit Awardsg Ten- nis, Intramuralsg Student Councilg VHC, Latin Clubsg Echoes g Senior Partyg Hop, Prom. NORMA zntrnt Ho. z. junior Central Boardg Latin Clubg Intramural Sportsg ' 'Echoes' 'g Senior Partyg Hop, Prom Com- mittees. 7 'ar Q' RICHARD WEPPNER ' ' Dick Football, Intramural Bas- -4 5 if I-6:55 1- ketballg VHC. JOHN WHEELER Fat Sam Football, Basketballg junior Class Treasurerg Student Councilg VHC, French Clubg Echoes g Hop, Prom Committees DONALD WHITE ..DDn,, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band. ALLAN WITTMEYER Merit Awardg Discussion, Sportsmanship Clubsg Bowl- ing, Intramural Basketballg Senior Party: Echoes g Hop, Prom Committees. ROGER WOLF Flitch Football, Baseball Mana- ger, Intramuralsg Theta, Art, German Clubs: Anonymous g Echoes : Hop, Prom Committees. EDWIN YAEGER ..Ward,. Football, Track. Intramural Basketballg VHC, Latin Clubsg junior Central Boardg Senior Partyg Hop, Prom Committees. CLASS OF AMY WILSON ..Amy,, Junior Central Board Echoes g Red Cross Coun cil. EDNA ZITTEL uAnnen Echoes g Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Committees. FIFTY-TWO 22 IN MEMORIHM SHIRLEY BURGWARDT 1935 1950 We the class of 1952 deeply regret the loss of our dear classmate Shlrley Burgwardt Though she IS not here she rema1ns ever 1n our hearts as the frrendly g1r1 who so endeared herself to us We hope that some of her many vlrtues may have been 1nst11led ln each of us As we contmue on the road of 11fe may we as she d1d so generously make If better for our havmg traveled lf l 3 7 , . 5 9 7 , . 23 DRESS REHEARSAL PRESENTED MANY PROBLEMS Mabie, Czechowski SENIOR PLAY The 1952 Senior Play, The Front Porch, was a production that struck a serious note and also gained the acclaim of those. who saw either performance. The play was concerned with the hopes and fears and wonders that twine like wisteria around a porch. It introduced us to Georgia, or George as the other folks on the porch called her, and her joy in living and talking to Grandpa and playing jacks. The play told us of unimportant people, people who do not count for much in the bump and bustle of modern living. The Front Porch took us away from the big things of life, like wars and elections, and introduced us to faith and reality and the peace of a porch. at vie x W' ov' 5 rf- I , We 00069 .,-FN, wsasw ,, V, ,..,- W L ww S' J, ' in uv an o s ,NDI M 004 pn B n I J, ,.... .WA ve? ,Y x .. we-W q,,ytxC:. ,A ,, L r ml Wm! 6,460 pl A , f- mtv- ev. ,nn ,, -A ,Re ww ,aw aw, Lx L, . -was Net dn. vw 6 1 . me xt. ,mf vw- -we yi W, w vmcsww NNW -dSNN.91uAg,,t sn 1- kwa. . Bm my C wa- vxxw, dm- QD a. r 'i V xu.3'll' twwi hm wi S N0 ww- Dum- Y 1- - I I .. . am ww ew af.. t en. ,gm X q..ll'5 500' A-IU' 61.5 ,ow V An,-., me-it door Udall W, V WU' ,puns V me wx 1-W ,1 M Nw ww- nd. ,Ax X + X x V i 4 vm so W M Y X WGNE M cv' .nr N ont my who ,N rl ,CX awww 0 wmww 1 1 L C THE CAST WAS CALLED BACK FOR TWO CURTAIN CALLS Mason, Francisco, Bruce, Finlayson, Czechowski, Nowicki, Herrett, Schmitt, Rieller, Powers, Miss Howes, Axelson, Anderson, Wolf, Mabie, Wilson, Grimm. GEORGE'S RIBBON HELD THE SECRET OF LIFE WHICI 24 SHE NEVER QUITE UNDERSTOOD Finlayson, Riefler, Powers, Mabie, Anderson, Czechowski. The Senior Play could never have been presented without the competent direction of Miss Howes. The prompters, ticket committee, properties committee, make-.up committee, and the stage crew are to be commended for their capable and necessary help. Though they worked behind the scenes, these people were an invalu- able asset. 'I. Er C4 :RCM My sr op CH Mfln LGR ARA my Rfb r,,,, To W QF'-Y rl . T4 PLO LGR x f N -.IE T R K W '-.ix Mus A r f - 'Y T4 N Q A L X ,K . X H was A-ESTEI T h K t -X Q N --c V 'WM T4 RA, - ,uk - , K -XX 1 fm, , H --N, An K-.R-N - t R hh , A ., xp .p - . ...,.., Ro LD AA NWC C, 116117. 4 R - .NX -T. X- -.. 'Ld BRUCE 'UVTVYN A' E r T' .. N , 'fm -cl., --- Q ' --- ,K 4,,,, , 4 .tml V CII. NDFR4 O . .M l 'f.' ,M N ,I ' ., , X . 1 'Hz A '1 N' 1 Ii II I ff 'w un 'll Quimby, O'Grabisz, Lenhard, Mrs. Birdsey, Herrett, Czechowski, Liberty, Riefler, Lucarell, Axelson, Mabie, Heath, Blinston, Hale, Smith, Finlayson, Meyn, Altenburg, J. Dennick, Klippert, Wolfe, Mclnerney, Rittman, Fowler, Ross, Webber, I.. Dennick CChr.D, Fawcett, Rowe. EDITORIAL STAFF Through the annual staffs are compiled the materials that constitute our yearbook. Although the greater majority of com- E C H 0 E S mittee members are from the senior class, ' a few sophomores and juniors are ac- cepted for training and experience. At the head of each group is a chairman whose duty it is to supervise the activities of his committee. Each chairman, the editor, and the assistant editor serve on the executive staff and are responsible for the over-all editing of the annual. Altenburg, Tatford, Nel- son, Kreamer, McGuire, Rogan, Nickrenz, Behrns CChr.j, Riefler, Mois- sinac. ART STAFF moves wether? gehifls PHOTOGRAPHY ebber, E gale, STAFF Kbertw -L Buiaeu , Wilson, Fowler, Gaylord Nicki? S1PSYY QChr.J, Melberg, Liberty. MOYK ,YXXJE 97560 26 PROMOTION STAFF Seated: Liberty, Hale, Dole, Rittman, Finlayson, Mac Arthur CCo-Chr.J, Wolfe CCo-Chr.l, Banks, Riefler, Herrett, Patterson, Tisdel. Znd: Meyn, Bruce, Alff, Villepigue, Collins, Riggs, O'Grabisz, Fawcett, Fowler Wilson, Connors, Meier, Spoon, Powers, Vail, Lucarell Standing: Mr. Collins, Axelson, Dennick, Crawford Tatford, Gaylord, Houghton, Melberg. Lucarell, Melberg, Fowler, Burdette CChr.Q, Wilson, Rice, Brice. SNAPSHOT COMMITTEE I givin yu, ssi- Qgxkss testis? F 619' ' Yiiwe' TYPIN G STAFF Front: Spoon, Miss Mont, Powers, Schmitt, Meier, Moran CCO-Chr.j, O'Grabisz, Dole, Bruce, Grimm. Rear: Volo, Hayden, Newman, Herron, Foit, Swartztrauber, Bech- len, Alff, Dolinar, Monckton, 27 Feldman, Georgi. CIRCULATION STAFF Tisdel, Wein, Howie, Smith, Roberts, McMahon, Connors, Firey, Crawford, Bechlen, Stuhr, Tills, Czechowski CChr.j Hale, Bowman, Nowicki, Collins, Ahrens, Boyce, Riggs, Mr, Huntley, Haas, Harrington, Griffey, Liebler, Long. CLASS of 1953 This years junior class holds a fine record of scholastic, athletic, and citizen- ship achievements. The junior prom, which the class sponsored in the s ring, was managed very efficiently. The decora- tions were attractive. Already the juniors are working on plans for the 1952 Curtis Magazine Campaign to finance next year s Echoes . Miss Seavey, their advisor has capably guided them in their various OFFICERS projects. Frye CPres.J, Millar CV. Pres.j, Shoemaker CSect.J, Riefler fTreas.J. 2 HOMEROOM 308 Front: Staebell, Finamore, Foit, Peirce, Mussen, Pfeil, Hein, McNamara, Miss Seavey. 2nd: Russell, Zittel, Barett, Mullet, Sickau, Bliemeister, Clark, Gentili, Blinston, Melberg, Mammoser. Srd: Rybarczyk, Potter, Felt, Tucker, Derbyshire, Blue, Greenwald, Riefler, Brooks, Powers, Brice. HOMEROOM 206 Front: Mr. Wilder, Bowers, Ehrman, Swanek amp, Klemp, Spoon, Kersch, Scheffler, Crowley, Volo, f, Fedick, Lehmann, Miss Howes. 2nd: Simon, Miller, Schunk, Rayner, Henry, Pound, E. Hartloff, Bradley, Amos, Brown, Rosenhahn. 3rd: Hellreigel, N. Hartloff, Wiltse, Smith, Holynski, Klein, JW Logel, Wolfe, Rutterman, Cox, Inskip, Crimi, Howes. 28 .J 'fi if 3? , if HOMEROOM 31 ea Q From: Swarrzrraul?e Becher, Braymiller, Lockwood, Mabie mi' . Stansbury, Westfa l Ro an, l- ton, Cavanaugh, la Ramsdell. 3rd: Phalen, samuxski, 7 Miller, Gronemeye 'Q , , Q ' V: 3 f- 'E ' ge T, .5 HOMEROOM 311 Front: Mr. Collins, Bole, Lancles, Griffin, Novelli, Terwilliger, Sickau, Hunter, Dalmer. Znd: Burkhardt, Wfittmeyer, Blank, Stir- ling, Waterneld, Norman, Nord- blum, Leach, Tone. Srd: Brand, Schenflelcl, Powers, Lewis, Nagel, Evans, Forness, Meyer, Bailie. 'R NTT! 'Ae-E Eel ,fra .r www if .F J HOMEROOM sos Front: Black, Cook, Kozaczka, Roza, Slighter, jgmigf Jaeger, Mabie, Miss Matti f :fi Wighfman, Linn, si1viS,,rrbe A Gregory, Fallon, McCgi,gr9p:.. ner. Srd: Scott, Loefkeh lln xl' riff B a r t o o, W e i s s, F gi t, ll 1 Cameron, Russell. 'Q-.-ffl I mal- ' we '-'f ' 3:2 'f L' 12 4 ' ,,ai2laq,3,1:l:1 , 2 m!m'rlawlll r., MW ,Ln ,,,,, , ., 30 K -W, M .r l' K-w.,,.,.u-f Newton KVA 0-EHCERS PICS-3 9 W, L cgect-7 Q Mea QPreS-7- Front: Mr. Bach, man, Christ, Harris Dymschuk, Feldman Ward Andrews Mackay Williams Knapp Kobes Wolf ang ,X , c, . ea.ex Q tl X HOMEROOM 109 2, up Tw LF1d E e m -- Miss Graham, Crowley, ZMarii4n , lMeacl, Hall, Caldwell, ENewman, Bjerre, Ell- 'N Q , Knisely. 2nd: Schind- We ' , Foit, Kempf, Meyer, green, agel, Perrin. M' I 3 ' HOMEROOM 307 ro : Fors, Walgate, Metzler, Fe man, Conway, jones, Dole, uier, Davis, Bruce, Armbruster, aylord, Nicholls, Miss Brown. Znd: Kelsey, Newton, Petrichick, Meier, Bockrath, Caldwell, Wodtke, Logel, McCreary, Fladd, Connors. 3 1 CLASS of 1954 In each homeroom the Sophomore clan chose officers, who assembled as a central board and elected four class officers. These officers of the highland strived to direct class enthusiasm in the various school activities. The lads and lassies, with the assistance of their central board and advisor, Mr. Collins, accom- plished their social goal in the promotion of the Rainbow Rendezvous . . sl. l Qlg ll in DANCING TO A SOUTHERN SERENADE , IUNIOR PROM At the class of 1952's Southern Serenade, Eddie Diem furnished a delightful style of music. The evening was highlighted by the coronation of a king and queen. William Haws and Bobbie Lee Lucarell were the happy recipients of that honor. jan Faw- cett and Mary Bettis Quinby, runners-up, were their attendants. THE ROYAL COUPLE AND THEIR ATTENDANTS Fawcett, Haws, Lucarell, Quinby 52' Ygesl V 5, v . 1,, 7 'qi s3? g af' M . L 440 C56 sg M , in-W1 YG' bah ' b 'zz mu 'Y Q55 X., 1' 51 A Y5P:zAxe,9e0go X9 959 lf sew Xpgxqv' 32 V DBZ RMNBOW BEN A The Sophomore Hop, the first social whirl of the year, was a program dance. Carrying out the theme, Rainbow Rendezvous, the sophs decorated the gym- nasium with a huge rainbow and myriad colorful umbrellas. A huge paper umbrella towered over Les Fox and his orchestra. Assisting Molly Mclnerney, chair- man of the dance, were members of the sophomore class, Mr. Col- lins, and the sophomore faculty. XJOUS CAFETERIA INTERMISSION SOPHOMORE HOP DECORATING THE GYM 33 Nissen, Conway, Mclnerney, Fors, Squier, Dougan, Altenburg SOPHOMORE CENTRAL BOARD Front: Hall, Silvis Newton, Werner, Feld- man, Mead, Mabie Znd: Schindler, Griffin Black, Lockwood, Cald- well, Harris, Sickau jones. Standing: Mr Collins, Shelble, Bartoo Powers, Stang, Hoare VanValkenburgh, Bai- lie, Edie. 34 COUNCIL Front: Fawcett, Klippert, Killian. Znd: Mabie, Herron, Ahrens, Lucarell, Wolfe, Liberty, Behrns, Meyn. Srd: Emerling, Mr. Huntley, Miss johnson, Mrs. Birdsey, Miss McGee, Miss Mont, Mr. Jayne, Quinby. 4th: Bechlen, Stuhr, Anderson, Brewster, Axelson, Feldman, Moran. CENTRAL BOARDS iss Xgetsdh gs xxenbut Q, Sboegvaxgzibsqysd, Lon Muszagxmoncgjebmagin- ENTBAL Vgmifisofh. 3 Amos' QXOY' E30 mmw' QUAXO Cpw 1 QU 30 Y ENKQ gactagign, ,YQBVXOYQ Seve ' me 6 ' Bmw dadlyea 3 W.,--2' X ' -,., , , , r. 1 U w!,,, xx ' ff X A Qx ix Y X I A A 'Ay H f tix 2 lf .Lf .f--X LATIN Cook, Will, Waterlield, Millar, B. Melberg, 1. Melberg, Miss Graham, Nicholls, Bjerre, Pot- ter, Blaine, J. Melberg, Head, jones, Kelly, S. Potter, Nissen, Allen, Bowers, Empson. LANGUAGES FRENCH McAllister, Ramsdell, Perrin, Smith Fissell, Quinby, Eckert, Saunders, Amos, McDonald, Heath, Taylor, Mil- ler, Wheeler, Bennet, Hammond, Shoemaker, Fawcett, Miss Warburton. Miller, Simpson, Miss Seavey, Lehmann, R. Fors, Black, Hoare, S. Fors, Glass, Metzler, Connors, Smith, Sherwood. GERMAN The foreign languages, French, German, and Latin, taught by Miss Warburton, Miss Seavey, and Miss Graham, propose a means for learning to understand the people of other nations, their language, background, customs, and culture. This knowledge of a language also tends toward mak- ing good citizens and enables one to read English intelligently, since many of our words are derived from these languages. 35 Ehrman, Dimpfl, Rutterman Smith, Nordblum, Scrimger, Simon Long, Bradley, Lord, Mussenl Pfarner, Beals, Mazur, XVaterf1eld Inskip, Owen, Cox, Mrs. Birdsey Miss Brown, Berns, Smallenburgj Chesnut, Fissell. JUNI ORS STUDY VOCABULARY 1 1 ENGLISH English, a most important subject, lays the foundation for the understanding of other subjects. Under Miss Mattie's and Miss Howes, instruction the sophomores study the Works of Dickens and Shake- speare. The juniors, taught by Miss Brown, Mrs. Birdsey, and Miss Howes, study the works of American poets, play- wrights, and authors. Miss McGee and Miss Brown introduce the seniors to the English masters during the first semester. During the second semester the seniors have their choice of studying speech or English Expression. Emery, Dougan, Powers Pickhardt, Killian, Zittel Allemeier, Weppner Knapp, Nowicki, Holden Rose, Stroup, Miss Mc- Gee, Wein, Vail, Finlay- son, Bole, Ahrens, Wolfe. SENIORS READING CHAUCER 9,Vf19e'. refs Yin ff 6:o9e?el,al'a2eslJW0s, J 5,-54... YXQXM weve txfigje 7 6110- T1 CD gb des -'iefqn XSSH JI KYYQQCS Nyatagfxv buigs N 1 wsflllefgga. gqv2xif.,E AWG woxllis Bt Gag 'AAC , YK A 'J' el, Yak bein 006 gown L05 ,Cm -5 yy? 61, net, V gain ' C, 'Y gba' QIJC' oi' Q, gl? y Bglotgglganbxgitsaobljls LEAK , 5 Xefal evi, S Q95 ' 5 9 9 7 The purpose of social studies in Hamburg U JUNIORS STUDYING OUR CONSTITUTION Mussen, McAllister, Finkle Shadle, Zegler, Lehmann Powers, Palisano, Foit, Howie Wolfe, Dimpfl, Byron, Simon Rose, Miss Gifford. SOPHOMORES DISCUSSING FRENCH REVOLUTION Dennick, Roza, Dymschuk, Walgate, Silvis, McCuiston, Wittmeyer, Blank, Smith, Caldwell, Bailie, Stansbury, Norman, VanValkenburgh, Novelli, Schwartz, Mr. Collins, Foit, Miller, Kobes, Kempf, Feldman, Lewis, Wightman. SENI ORS INTERPRETING CURRENT EVENTS Webber, Tisdel, Melberg, Powers, Meier, Alle- meier, Weiss, McMahon, Stang, Monckton, Knapp, Wein, Long, King, Volo, Foit, Wilson, Lail, Czechowski, Fawcett, Bechlen, Miss Johnson, Dougherty. I Blue, Bowers, Carpenter, Brad- ley, Scrimger, Fissell, Smith, Potter, Spoon, Jewell, Nagel, High is to prepare us as future citizens. As sopho- mores we are taught world history and helped by Mr. Collins to interpret current events. Miss Gifford introduces juniors to the background of our present-day government through a study of American history and the U. S. Constitution. They also conduct a school election similar to the national election. Guided by Miss Johnson, seniors discuss the problems of American life through analysis of past and present events. Each year, live seniors and juniors take part in the mock U. N. in Buffalo. SOCIAL STUDIES BUSINESS The business courses taught in our school give business students the specialized knowledge and skills needed in their chosen phase of work. Miss Mont teaches shorthand, transcription, and secretarial and office practice. Under the able teaching of Mr. Huntley, the students learn book- keeping and accounting, and business arithemetic. Under Mr. Detlefson's capable instruction, the students are taught typing and business law. Any pupil who succeeds in completing these courses may feel capable of enter- ing the business world with com- plete confidence. - X399 Quin 8 . bxch BOYC f Q, 9oi?n?eBwe', ' Sgan 9 X 7 uxelfv X 99, Xey' , gym , Swank, Colgv. Hum Nwyyegifgetleison A Staebeg' Newman' D Akffiizpig-ue oo Q wsl' n- Cmefo' , 1 vs. wrt, Cliilliwoncwo westin, we was we k Qolioigg, Lacalgiggeh N m5Cbu 7 Bea 5091 gud' Dies, Lanigiiteflv Ma . Q7 So , Gwyotdxfegjt QU gisaiatrauber WW' -if ffgfutvl 4 - if Al' xv 'rf 'S l . ' ' f I J kle, Bauer. Chesnut, Armbruster Banko, Spoon, Miss Mont, Brown, Schelf ler, Ehrman, Gentlli White, Rayner, Kersch Sickau, Wagner, Fm Momberger, Mr. Wilker, Schwartz, Stang Linn, VanGorder, Kempf, Staff Tucker. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The industrial arts department of our school provides opportunities for mechani- cally minded students. In the metal shop, under the watchful eye of Mr. Scruton, students are able to create things out of the various types of metals which are available to them. Mr. Wilker has guid- ance over the woodwork shop. Here the pupils, with various types of tools and saws, build useful items for their homes. Mr. Measer's job is to instruct the stu- dents who wish to go into the field of engineering or industry. Blueprint read- ing and mechanical drawing are taught to these students under his direction. Wilkinson Linn Wahl Schen field Schwartz Nagel Bartoo Bennet Mr Measer Logel Weiss Caldwell Zegler Wells Emerling Sipprell Petrrchick Herold Forness, Pfarner, Dimpfl, Denea Rutterman, Kassel, Mr. Scruton Logel. ,fr SUP? V35 . ,ff mi ,MW NONUCS Terwi OMB ECO u Donlifiv mschuk, lli H tier, Slcka lknislew DY C Wen n, . Eckert, Roz21,Mg. Kang lgililenz, johnson Dgilrgtilton, Sllill:ler,Svw'arizlIau e B '. Waie Blaxilev 1' G s HjQf3:n,AnE051fnS, Dole SPEECH ' , U ' 1 Ffsseilfzicz' B0Yfe,MijEbefgef, Wolf ' s, Miss HO owellz Mussen s, Kirkby, Ingk,Weppner, Wes, Kmyouni , Parlato, Wb.1P, Spoon If er Kline!-: A9 SPECIAL OPPDRTUNITIES ART Amos, McGuire, Clark, King, Emery, Miss Moore. .hx Art, speech, and home eco- nomics are subjects which offer the students an opportunity to develop creative talents, poise, and personal care. These sub- jects are popular subjects and are made valuable to those who participate in them through the able instruction of Mr. Bach, Miss Howes, and Mrs. Kent. 41 4' G-YM. HEALTH. and The boys' physical education program, conducted by Mr. MacGamwell, consists of recreational games, tennis, badminton, soccer, wrestling, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and track among other activities. Although membership changes with each new unit of class work, the boys' squad leaders meet to get instructions for help- ing each boy. In girls' physical education classes, Miss Dillenbeck teaches body-con- trol and posture through exercises, sports, and dancing. Through physical fitness, the students are building their bodies to meet the future with strength, energy, and ambition. pts LEADE BOYS, SQUADEawcem Pax worse, Qfgleieu, 30622951111- Gil ev, 1 ey, 0959 Ke S . Sfgzztinzfgzw as iff, is , o at li I ' Q, f '-H x , JfQ,k :ls .E v GIRLS' GYM .... Newman, Rast, Schindler, Owen, Lucarell, Spoon, Meier, Water- fleld, McDonald, Nagel, Villepigue, Webber, Alff, Miller, Bliemeister, Nagel, Caldwell, Feldman, Conway, Landes, Hall, Bruce, Long, Grimm, Clark, Palisano, Crowley, Davidson, Smith, McNamara, Moran, Miss Dillenbeck. BOYS' GYM Greenwald, Lehmann, Miller, Wil- liams, Blue, Lewis, Kilner, Hart- loff, Stansbury, Bowman, Meyer, Schmidt, Dake, Edie, Logel, Hadrych, Stroup, Wagner, Mom- berger, White, Clark, Mackay, Schweikert, Feldman, Meier, Cam- eron, Herrett, Banks, Zegler, Ros- enhahn, Parlato, Brooks, Anzule- wicz, Crawford, Connors, Smith, Rybarczyk, Brewster, VanGorder, Klein, Twohey, Parsons, Derby- shire, Gerber, Carpenter, Mr. Mac- Gamwell, Bartoo. 42 DRIVER EDUCATION In order to meet the need for more thorough education in safe, eliicient driving, Hamburg High School has greatly expanded its driver education program. Mr. Skinner, the instructor, has about forty students taking the half- year course. BOYS' HEALTH Schneller, Black, Inskip, McGuire, Edgar, Robie, Millar, Saunders, Pitt, Mammoser, Hammond, Mazur, Miller, Mr. MacGamwell, Kelsey, Crance, Tills. DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Skinner, Feldman, Nelson, Riggs, Bartlett. Miss Dillenbeck and Mr. MacGamwell make the study of anatomy and good health interesting for all students. Each student is tested in class for posture, coordination, and strength. The classes have helped the boys and girls not only in acquiring physical fitness but also in develop- ing alertness and personal hygiene. GIRLS' HEALTH - Miller, Volo, Biemer, Gentili, Smith, Hartolf, Mussen, Milligan, Spoon, Wagner, Amos Sickau, Banko, Pound, Rayner, Carpentier, Donlay, Taylor, Klemp, Nuhn, McAllister, Stowell, Miss Dillenbeck Nn ' vp I, if 3 In ,ma bg'-7 gr ai- if P' in , . e g V AW, XV' Mrs. Piller, Eckert, Nissen, Altenburg, Rittman, Whitcomb, Finlayson, White, Pfarner, Patterson, Squier, Burdette, Cook, Herrett, S. Nickrenz, Vail, Rice, Miller, Waterfield, Kern, Bjerre, Dalmer, N. Nickrenz, Willis, Davidson. The high school orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Piller, rates high in our school program and community. The members spend con- 0 R C H E S T R, A siderable time in regular and extra rehearsals preparing programs of care- fully chosen selections for student and adult audiences. Each spring this group participates in a festival, last year they received an A-1, the highest rating that can be awarded. Liberty, Rittmen, S. Howes, Hauck, Mclnerney, Weiss, J. Schweikert, Dimpfl, Altenburg, -Melberg, Pfarner, Smith, I-Ierrett, Davidson, Rosenhahn, Ramsdell, Williams, Burdette, Mead, Hammond, Lucarell, Kern, Vail, Nickrenz, Wolfe, Axelson, Czerniejewski. 44 N. Mabie, J. Dennick, Hodge, Funch, Archibald, Knopp, M. Saunders, Axelson, B. Bole, Blank, Klippert, B. Mabie, Simon, Evans, L. Dennick, Lehmann, Merkins, Powers, Howes, A. Saunders, Neisar, J. Bole, Forthman. The senior high band, directed by Mr. Fiero, this year reached new heights in music. The half-time formations at the football games were greatly improved and the Christmas Concert was undoubtedly one of the best ever. Instructions are given to every band member once a week by either Miss Young or Mr. Fiero, While earning one credit for the year, the students experience many enjoyable hours of music. Blank, Dole, Brewster, Bjerre, Evans, Forness, Mabie, Powers, Wieting, L. Dennick, Rice, Knopp, Wolfe, J. Dennick, Hodge, Howard, Newton, T. Howes, Kuenn, Grimm, Tills, Griffey, Allemeier, Robie, Shoemaker, Houghton, Nagel, R. Schweikert, Sickau, Lehmann, Rosiek. I . wg, Hfyvgilis' ,P ff' Q, .. .. -uh. 8 .9 - . V ,u X Sl if lr I F rv- ea- 29656 2, li. F, . ll, may XV T4 BAND 45 1' f Front: C , , , sz, c indler, Weiss, Zintz. Znd: Haberman, Hunter, Hauck, Lockwood, Rockwood, Bechlen, Wtvlf, Bole, Frnntisco. Brel: Stirling, XVestfall, Bruce Spaulding Smith H ' B , , , arris, rown, Hale, Behrns, Bartoo. Aith: Emerling, ewell, Nietsche, Biemer, Henr ', Martinez, Bliemeister, Fissell, Smith, Feldman, Sickau, Miller, 5 hesnut, Ellwood, Wtmlf Kersch Mabie O'Grabi S h' The chorus, directed by Miss Young, has a membership of eighty students ranging from sophomores to seniors. Sectional rehearsals are held every week to develop better harmony. Last winter the chorus combined with the band in presenting A Tribute to Rombergu in the annual PO C . . .. p oncert. The group also participated in the spring concert. erron, Nlckrenli I man Chesnul' H Blank,RmV.ng ggue, Ahenburg. I P Behrns, Lucarell, Klippert, Wolfe QHORALE 46 G1RLS' S ll Crovsley Fowler Palisano McAllister, Miss Young. Front: Axelson, Chesnut, Fors, towe , ' f, , , Znd: Burke, Griffey, Black, Swanekamp, Spoon, Mead, Caldwell, Glass, Smith. 3rd: Dougherty, Miller, Hoover, Dole, Melberg, Staebell, Wagner, Wilsimn. 4th: Sausner, Bowman, Rayner, McMahon, Moran, Collins, Riggs, Swartztrauber. Directed ably by Miss Young, the Girls' Chorale, a select choral group, has found much enjoyment in singing for community organizations. This year a choir of eighteen boys and girls was organized by Miss Young. G R 0 U P S In addition to singing in concerts and for social events, the group has received instruction in ear training and conducting. i 1 01 f 59 Front- Aire b YOL111- n utg, B019 Fr Arrh g' Znfli Pfeil, Riit ye! Francisco, BOW UF, Luca U man, C ' .W Finlayson, Mr. Jayne, Hale. re ' Heffon, Miller hgflflf, Carpenriigsifgikhardr, Axelso . 47 A , idcrenz, Vjjlepiguefif, Rlefler. 3rdf',AI:liss CAPPELLA CHOIR - ar. The library of Hamburg High School answers the chal- lenge of education, for students may voluntarily increase their knowledge in all subjects there. Mrs. Hoare and her assistants keep the library functioning efficiently with the result that reference material corresponding to class work is easily obtained. Each student soon learns to appreciate and use this fine library. LIBRARY OTHER SERVICES Miss Robson, Mullett, Sickau GUIDANCE When guidance or information is desired on personal, school, or college problems, Miss Rob- son is our surest source of help. Pack, Miss Stevenson Miss Kavanaugh Brice HEALTH AND DENTAL HYGEINE Our school is constantly striving for better Health for each student through physical examinations under the guidance of Miss Stevenson, our Nurse-Teacher, and the school physicians. Miss Kavanaugh, our Dental Hygiene-Teacher, carefully checks students' teeth an- nually, Each student is given advice, as to the proper care if his teeth. 48 N Vail Mab1e Meyn Lucarell Quinby Fawcett, OUR FORMER PRINCIPAL SPOKE AT THE SPRING TAPPING Front: Lt. Cdr. Ravel, Shoemaker, Moissinac, Melberg, McAllister, Killian, Gaylord, Herrett, Miss Warburton. Znd: Mabie, Brumbaugh, Wfilkinson, Crimi, Lehman, Wolfe, Houghton, Meyn, Vail, Mr. Conklin. Std: Nickrenz, Quinby, Dougherty, Wilson, Dennick, Fawcett, Rittman, Lucarell. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor a student can attain while in high school is to be elected to the National Honor Society. Membership. based on leadership, character, scholarship, and service, is limited. The aims of this honorary organization are to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students. The Open House given at Christmas time for alumni members of the society was a success. This group is sponsored by Miss Warburton. TAPPING NEW MEMBERS Standing: Fawcett, Quimby, Meyn. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has seen an active year. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Gottshall, the Council has promoted a foot- ball refreshment stand and post-game basketball dances. It has provided flowers for National Honor Society Assemblies and pur- chased Merit Award pins. Many school problems which were brought to the attention of the Student Council have been dis- cussed and, in many cases, solved. REFRESHMENT STAND AT FOOTBALL GAMES Seated: Fawcett, Crimi, Silvis, Meyn, Riefler, Millar, Hammond, Gage, Newton, Werner, Axel- son, Powers, Kamman. Standing: Klippert, Bailie Ahrens, VanValkenburgh, Anderson, Lehmann Frye, Shoemaker, Blinston, Jones, Mead, Quinby Mabie, Lucarell, Feldman, Mr. Gottshall. MERIT AWARD SKIT Rittman, Smith, Rieller. Seated: Wilson, Dougherty, Lucarell, Moissinac, Webber, Meyn, Behrns, Quinby, Mabie, Wolfe, Dennick. Znd: Vail, Wittmeyer, Fawcett, Fowler, MacArthur, Rittman, Miller, McAllister, C. Smith, Nuhn, Gaylord, Shoe- maker, Blinston, Miss Seavey. 3rd, Melberg, Steese, Burdette, Rice, Riefier, Crimi, Houghton, B. Smith, Brumbaugh. Hamburg High School, desiring to develop well-rounded stu- dents, established the Merit Award. Every student who has earned a sufficient number of points in the scholastic, social, and athletic fields is given a bronze pin the first year he earns this award. The second year he receives a silver pin, and the third year, a gold one. Mtnrr AWARDS ,O DELIVERING GAME SCHEDULES Meyn, Shoemaker. Dougherty, Lucarell, Frye, Meyn, MacArthur, Ahrens, Heath, Miss Gifford, Fawcett, Shoemaker, Fowler, J. Wolfe, Wittmeyer, McAllister, Liberty, Webber, McDonald, QuiHbY, Parsons, Crowley, S. Riefler, Moissinac, Vail, R. W01f9, Behrns, Kelsey, Crimi, Hoare, Hammond, Altenburg, Stuhr, Gage, Newton, Houghton, M. Riefler, Haas, Howes, Steese, Kiefer, Samulski. Front: Crimi, Brock, Kelsey, Frye, Robison, Connors, Stroup, Stadelmaier, Felt, Gage. Znd: Wagner, Fawcett, Kuhn, Lord, Firey, Boyce, Haws, Ahrens, Momberger, Yaeger, VanValkenburgh, Kilner, Bole. Srd: Anderson, Rowe, Francisco, Larson, Lapp, Wheeler, Bowman, Haas, Bartoo, Parsons, Griffey, Mr. Rodiek. 4th: Dennic':, VanGorder, Kirkby, Schelble, Craw- ford, Sausner, Bodge, Scott, Zegler, Steese. Members of the Varsity H Club are major letter winners devoted to the furtherance of athletics in our school. Their ac- tivities include the presentation of the Hamburg-East Aurora football trophy and the serving of refreshments to members of the participating teams after home basketball games. The Valentine Sweetheart Dance was the highlight of the club's social calendar. SPORTSMHNSHIP CLUB The Sportsmanship Club is an organization formed to increase school spirit and to instill in all students the desire to become good sportsmen. This past fall the club with the Student Council sponsored the refreshment stand at the home football games. It printed schedules for all athletic events and, as a finale to the basketball season, sponsored its annual dance to honor all of the players. DECORATING FOR THE VALENTINE DANCE Ahrens, Carpenter, Lord, Zegler. V. H. C. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, under the guidance of'Miss Warburton, seeks to develop an appreciation for the French people and their culture. To be a member each student must have studied at least one year of French. The club's programs consist of humorous skits, puzzles, games, and songs. The club also has enjoyed seeing many interest- ing pictures of France. Bennet, Shoemaker, Taylor, Amos, Finlayson, Fissell Saunders, Heath, Perrin, Hammond, Eckert, Wheeler Moissinac, Ramsdell, Smith, Miller, Herron, Quinby McAllister, McDonald, Miss Warburton, Kiefer. PLAYING FRENCH GAMES Eckert, Smith, Moissinac. OFFICERS CONDUCTING A MEETING Gregory Swanekamp Axelsou Fleming Miss Seavey, Robie, Wolf, Howes, Gage, Smith, Steese, Swanekamp, Houghton, Dougherty, Gantzer, Klein, Axelson, Greenwald, Wodtke, Fleming, Cox, Howes, Meier, Squier, Brumbaugh, McCuiston, Weiss. The German Club was organized for the purpose of widening the students' knowledge of the language, the people, and the customs of'Germany. 'For the most part meetings are conducted in German. Members sing German songs, recite German poems, and play German games. GERMAN CLUB 1 we 'M Meeting on alternate Thursdays, the Dis- cussion Club reviews various interests in the world today, thus exploring national and community problems. These problems are discussed not only among the group, but also in assembly programs throughout the year. With the guidance of Miss Johnson, members receive valuable experience in panel discussions. Larry Houghton is president. Czechowski, Houghton, Rittman, Burdette, Gaylord, Mabie, Fowler, Miss Johnson, Rast, Rieller, Web- ber, Stuhr, Dennick, Wolfe, Quin- by, Sowers, Anderson, Vail, Wilson, Wittmeyer, Parlato, Meyn, Moissinac, Connors. DISCUSSION CLUB A SSEM . B Wilson, .LY DISC-U Mab SSI F 16, W Y , J tt,,-. Owleq Hglfe' Mr. W- E, , ughfljn like!- ,gfsipexfi - I W LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, with Miss Graham as advisor, is com- posed of a group of advanced Latin students. For the Latin I students there is a separate club. These clubs further the stu- dents' acquaintance with Roman background and customs by bringing them into further contact with information that is not covered in class. A ROMAN TRIAL Nickrenz, Milligan. Webber, Gaylord, Fow- ler, Bruce, Schindler, Pfeil, Nuhn, Mclnerney, Smith, Newton, Silvis, Wightman, Liberty, Blin- ston, Inskip, Foresman, Lenhard, Phalen, Melberg, Kern, Rice, Nicholls, Emery, Lockwood, Nagel, Barett, Bjerre, Evans, Dole, L. Dennick, Ville- pigue, J. Dennick, Miss Graham. 53 Stowell, Peirce, Crowley, O'Grabisz, Altenburg, Tatford, Wolf, Novelli, McGuire, Blinston, Heath, Riefler, Wilson, Fors, Nelson, Meyer, Behrns, Kreamer, Kelsey, Moissinac, Palisano, Kiefer, Amos, Axelson, Nickrenz, Wilkinson. Every year Mrs. Hoare trains a new group of girls for work in the library. They have vari- ous duties -- carding and shelving books, arrang- ing displays, and taking charge of the desk. The Library Club meets fre- quently during the year with Ann Moissinac pre- siding. This training gives the girls experience which benefits them throughout their school LIBRARY CLUB DECORATING AT CHRISTMAS Riefler, Behrns, Mr. Bach. HRT CLUB Supervised by Mr. Bach, faculty advisor, and Nola Nickrenz, Art Club president, art students have an opportunity to obtain valuable experience, to display their crea- tive ability, and to bring warmth and color to our school. Their displays throughout the building include showcase exhibits, post- ers, Christmas decorations, and monthly calendars. The annual Art Club dance is a must for everyone. years. CHECKING OUT BOOKS Mrs. Hoare, Weiss, Mabie, Melberg. 54 Front: Weiss, Melberg, Shero, Kiefer, Moissinac, Wierz- bic, Howard, Ahrens, McRae, Allen. Rear: Winegar, Mrs. Hoare, Jacobs, Volo, Sipson, McKaig, Meyer, Gen- tili, Peirce, Griffin, Braymiller, Haldeman, Axelson Egner, Smallenburg. 1 THE PAMPERED DARLING Blmston, Palisano, Burdette, Simon, Wolf. The Anonymous is the ofiicial spokesman of our school. On its pages appear the activities, accom- plishments, and problems which make up high school life. The edi- torial and typing staffs work long and hard to meet the weekly dead- lines. The amateur newsmen edit the paper with the aid of their supervisor, Miss Mattie. 55 Frontz- Finlayson, Fowler, Lucarell, Rast, Kiefer, Riefler, Mabie, Wolf. Znd: Wolfe, Gaylord, MacArthur, Den- nick, Quinby, Francisco, Czechowski, Nowicki, Kuhn, Blinston, Steese. Srd: Burdette, Blaine, Heath, Shoe- maker, Palisano, Dole, Smith, McAllister, Rice, Miss Howes. The Theta Club is the dramatic organization of our school, com- T H E T A C L U B posed of students who have talents or interests of this type. This club encourages histrionic ability. Advised by Miss Howes, the Theta Club strives to bring enjoyment to its members and to the student body through its plays. DI'I'I'OING THE PAPER A N 0 N Y M 0 U S Moran, Shoemaker, Finlayson. Shoemaker, Meier, Heath, Mclnerney, O'Grabisz, Kiefer, L. Volo, Dolinar, Dennick, M. Spoon, Donlay, Foit, D. Volo, Wolf, Monckton, Bennet, Wilkinson, J. Dennick, B. Spoon, Miss Mattie, Moran, Finlayson. GIRLS'SEBVlCE CLUB The Girls' Service Club, sponsored by Miss Mont and Miss Graham, is an organization whose sole function is to render service to the school. The girls usher at school functions, help in the cafeteria, and deliver mail. Their only reward for these ser- vices and many others which they willingly perform is the satis- faction which always accompanies doing something helpful and worthwhile. SORTING MAIL Rittman, Liberty. Miss Mont, Black, Peirce Liberty, L. Volo, Long, Sil- vis, Monckton, M. Spoon, Crowley, Smith, Schmitt, Sickau, Herron, McAllister, Blinston, Moran, B. Spoon, Rittman, Carpentier, Allf, Taylor, Dole, Rockwood, D. Volo, Hayden, Feldman O'Grabisz, Riggs, Kern: Bjerre, Roberts, Dennick, Miller, Mclnerney, Fleming, Nagel, Emerling. BOYS' SERVICE CLUB The Boys' Service Club, sponsored by Mr. Collins, has made itself useful in various ways about the school this year. They were available to all groups to serve in any way needed. Expenditures of the club are met by profits from selling candy at home basket- ball games. The club also explored possi- bilities of making some useful, permanent gift to the school. SELLING CANDY Steese, Webber, Sowers, Stowell, Kinyoun. ZHp3h P5 N Mvww -Q -f'- .-aw-11mvffsW 2' ff' C ft!!-il Seated: Dennick, Williams, Denea, Bachmann, Haas, Steese Hoare, Anzulewicz, Wolfe. Standing: Emerling, Mammoser Mr. Collins, Schmidt, Edgar, Logel, Potter, Felt, Nowicki Riefier, Kassel, Russell. .af '51 f. 5, I 5 J vii jg 1 5, ,1 f 'i '7j ,i-I -' S+-13.5 1 'Q-ri? Q A '.- 'uf - ,A ' . ,,,:, A f 1 ,- . , Q ,Y ffv-is is ,. -,-g' E 5 . QQ :XX 'Nw , gf ,Z , . 1 if Q The junior Red Cross Council consists of one representative from each homeroom. The Red Cross gives aid at home and overseas, in peace and war, forming a link be- tween school and local, national, and international societies. With Miss Gabbey's assistance, the Coun- cil promotes interesting and edu- cational projects. f I 1 -j GlRLS'SQUHD LEADERS Carpentier, Terwilliger, Bruce, Riggs, Miss Gabbey, Bauer Wilson, Melberg, Blaine. IUNIDR RED CROSS This year the girls' squad leaders, under the capable supervision of Miss Dillenbeck, have been stimulating interest in the girls' physical education classes. In their regular weekly meetings the girls receive instructions for use in aiding each girl in class. Lacaille, Banko, Glass, Feld- man, Swanekamp, Stowell, A1- tenburg, Lockwood, Silvis, Smith, Foresman, Melberg, Mead, M CA l l i s te r, Wagner, Mussen, O'Grabisz, Rittman, Quinby, Crowley, Meyn, Pali- sano. Palisano, McAllister, Bennet, Stowell, Glass. Seated: Georgi, Hauck, Bradley, Ross, Beals. Standing: 9 5,00 Q. f Af' n .a,...5,, I - .. Q, r , W ,,. 4:55-ig V W , 15 fy fy, N x w '- , - x . f - 'f .2aligW'i'- an 219 ' of ' '55 X ' .- qv K I- 1 XQQIBY R 'A , 5? ffmfi '29 SWK f 2v 4 J rlflqg I g f isikfl -Mfgyn 4 M23 pq' 'f4fMS?7a..szi --wir - A 'six g5Zg5W:gf'--is-1-'5!9.YMifR:5.. 4' ,I Je 11 ..- -'55 , -bff 1' M-,.., .flliaalaw '- -- .aw-r:gfI...Mg!1 Jwiglwrj ----..,-..4.!f!!5Nihs'aaalw21 Y l 1'f3SF 7 uf Y!hifa9 iy-A!!!'5'3l??lNl3i' '7M5 ! In , ,, MM! sm-,win WIKI!! 77335 13 H V ggiwiigifigi1!23x1i5i'22iwi'w'EJ ' , qigiwl 1 Q .4 Inn. . ,. 5 MIL .--, r' . I ffm M , , ' ' iiiiifk M - mp- 92:37 1 im! , V -,Q ', ' -A- 1 '---g -'E W , M ,, I, Q 1 fig 4 V ,. fi' ff sc,-b' - i V f , ste -, ..,. . Img-, A Q gf ,,, 1 if ' list 'Q s : F, :5 4' f:,:!!lk ' fit vi x xx , , 'ii s All-l'l,l': X AMMMQ MHhmWn Mclnerney, Shoemaker, Hauck, Lucarell, Rittman, Feldman, Sickau, Altenburg. I Lib X 'i Q WW fr 4 DRUM MHIORETTES N X .r v Y 1951 and 1952 saw new heights in twirling performance. Dances and J special routines were used. The year's outstanding event was the combining pg- of the Amherst and Hamburg bands and majorettes for a pre-game parade and half-time pageant. Varsity kneeling: McAllister, Quinby, MacArthur, McDonald, Lucarell, Fowler, Crowley. Junior Varsity standing: Dalmer, Pohlman, Taylor, Hauck, Wolf, Potter. CHEERLEADERS Despite weather or distance, the cheerleaders are the girls we see on the basketball courts and on the football fields. As school representatives advised by Miss Brown, they are the ones who play such an important part in arousing school spirit and in upholding a genuine sportsmanlike attitude. Both the girls and their advisor deserve a cheer for their part in preserving school morale. 59 Dunkirk ........ W. Seneca ....... Lancaster ...... Medina ...... Amherst ..... Albion COACH JAYNE, CAPTAIN HAWS, HEAD COACH RODIEK The Bulldogs had an average season this year, winning three games and losing three. The team was ably led both in spirit and play by Captain Bill Haws. Our coaches, Mr. Rodiek and Mr. Jayne, directed untiring efforts towards teaching good football. The team played their best defensive ball when they upset Dunkirk 6-0 in their first game. At Albion the offense clicked, registering many long gains. Along with Bill Haws, seniors Bob Boyce, Russ Ahrens, Al Bodge, Dean Anderson, Dave Haas, Barry Parsons, Bob Twohey, Jerry Kirkby, jim Dougherty, and jan Fawcett saw much action. A heavy snowfall deprived the Bulldogs of their long-awaited East Aurora game. Front: Dennick, Connors, Parsons, Ahrens, Bodge, Haws, Fawcett, Anderson, Twohey, Crawford. 2nd: Blaine, Momberger, Haas, Firey, Weppner, Sausner, Francisco, Bartoo, Boyce Kirkby, Steese, Crimi, Saunders, Van Gorder, Rice. 3rd: Mr. Jayne, Schelble, Gage, Frye Hoare, Kilner, Zegler, Kelsey, Lord, Griffey, VanValkenburgh, Lewis, Logel, Rutterman, Mr. Rodiek. VARSITY F O O SCORES .fwfr BALL 1.v. SCORES Hamb. Opp. Lancaster ..... . 19 0 Amherst ............ ., 0 19 Orchard Park .................. 27 Kenmore Freshmen ........ 22 Eden ....................... ...... 1 8 7 Kenmore ..... COACH MACGAMWELL, KAMMAN, COACH SKINNER Under the watchful eyes of Mr. MacGamwell and Mr. Skinner, our V. team had a successful season, duringwhich they displayed outstanding team spirit. The defensive unit combined with a strong offensive unit to make the team an outstanding one. They showed their best form in the game with Kenmore, even though they lost it 6 to 0. The season inaugurated the first game for an all-freshman team. In this game the freshmen defeated the Kenmore freshmen. For the first time also the team voted for an outstanding player. The vote was unanimous for Ronny Kamman. Other notable players were jack Grillin, Ben Werner, Gene Kempf, and Ray Empson. Front: Griffin, Connors, Russell, Kempf, Kamman, Herold, Wightman, Wakelee, Ryan, Werner. znd: Mrf MacGamwel1, Mistretta, Hickok, Lillie, Mackay, Lang, Perrin, Schneller, Dygert, Empson, Mr. Skinner. 3rd: Brumbaugh, Lewis, Axelson, King, Clark, Scheidel, Meyer, Gentili, Weiss, Reichelderfer. 4th: Hoover, Riechel, Burger, Finley, Grifiin, Webb, Zintz, Nietche, Minard. - 1' H I H755-'H f '15 ? Meyer, Scott, Wolfe, Hammond, Wheeler, Boyce, Alirens, Gerber, Francisco, Haws, Parsons, Twohey, Dake, Mr. MacGamwell. BASKETBALL Our Varsity Basketball team of 1951-52 exhibited the sports- manship, hard, clean play, and spirit which always have been characteristic of Hamburg High School teams. In his first year as varsity coach, Mr. MacGamwel1 directed the team to a 10 won, 9 lost record and to a Section VI semi-final game with West Seneca. The highlight of the season was an upset victory over previously unde- feated Amherst. VARSITY 0660 Q39 WY' YB YYXGG 50 an P' 62 io'fQ1iQf.i 15A'iiL QQQQilQlfI1fQf1 35 ii 42 Williamsville ...,... ..... 3 3 Akron ................ ..... 4 5 38 East Aurora ...... ..... 6 5 36 Depew ............ ,..... 5 2 S4 Amherst .....,. ...... 4 7 60 Pine Hill ...... ..... 4 7 39 Lancaster .,............. ...... 3 5 37 Williamsville ....... ...... 3 0 46 Akron ................... --.--- 6 7 52 Orchard Park ...,... ...... 6 5 41 East Aurora ....i. ..... 4 5 50 Depew .....,,..... ...... 4 7 51 Amherst ....., . ...... 58 54 Pine Hill ........ ------ 5 4 42 Lancaster ....,.,. ------ 3 3 44 Clarence ........ ...,.- 4 6 32 West Seneca ...... .,... 4 2 S4 Co-Captains Ahrens and Haws Manager Robie, Mr. MacGamwel1. THESE SENIORS BEAT AMHERST Front: Haws, Ahrens. Standing: Parsons, Fran- cisco, Wheeler, Boyce, Wolfe. REACH ! The Junior Varsity, coached this year by Mr. Becker, won fourteen games and lost three close battles. High- lights of the season were one and two point victories over Amherst. Outstanding players were Captain New- ton, Werner, Schelble, Griffin, Hoare, VanValkenburgh, Weiss, Samulski, and Edie. Front: Mr. Becker, Hoare, Werner, Powers, Newton, Bailie, VanValkenburgh. Back: Samulski, 1. Griffin, Edie, Weiss, Schelble, Cox, Saunders, D. Griffin. WHERE'S THE BALL? BATTER UP Front. Mason, Kempf, Kilner, Kamman, Ahrens, Wolfe, Schvsertfager. Znd: Mr. Bach, Foit, Gern, Gollwitzer, Puleo, Wade, Quinn, Carpenter, Kuebler. 3rd: Denea, Rohrer, Rosinski, Black, Hughes, Kelsey, Scott, Reichel. BASEBALL VARSITY The Hamburg High School 1951 base- ball team won for the second time in three years the Section VI championship. Coach Bach had an excellent season with his Bulldogs winning all twelve of the games played, thus making them eligible for the championship play-offs. The re- sult of the meet with Eden Central, win- ner of the Southern Erie County League, was a 9-2 victory. They went on to defeat Wilson at Kenmore, thereby moving into the finals with Faulkner and winning 5-3 over them. Pitchers, Cas Puleo and Kenny Wade, sparked the Bulldogs on to a vic- tory over Clarence, clinching the Northern Erie County Interscholastic Baseball League. Freshman catcher, Bill Foit, showed outstanding ability throughout the season. STRIKE ONE SCORES Hamb. Opp. Orchard Park .....,,....... 5 0 Akron .................. ....... 1 2 0 Pine Hill .......... 3 0 Lancaster ..... 8 5 Amherst .....,. 6 5 Depew .................. 4 2 Williamsville ...... 8 3 East Aurora ........ 5 1 Pine Hill ........ .,..,.. 1 0 2 East Aurora ,...... .... 5 2 Depew .............. .... 4 0 Clarence ...... ,... 4 1 Lancaster ..... .... 8 0 Playoffs Eden ......... .... 9 2 Wilson ,.... .... 5 2 Falconer ...... .... 5 3 ss1ON Tice SE A PRAC I U N I 0 R VARSITY Front: Werner, Mistretta, Newton, Mazur, Uncap- her, Dake, Gage, Wolfe, Zegler. Znd: Mr. Mac- Gamwell, Meyer, Wells, Edgar, Byron, Weiss, Schelble, VanValken- burgh, Wightman. 3rd: Ramsdell, Kempf, Schroe- der, Saunders, Black, Hodge, Burkhardt, Clark, Rice. 65 DOUBLE PLAY v The V. baseball team had a fine season, winning over East Aurora, Pine Hill, and Orchard Park twice. They lost to Amherst, Depew, Pine Hill in a second game with that school, and to East Aurora, also in a second game. The team was elli- ciently coached by Mr. MacGamwell. Because of the loss of key players on the varsity, many mem- bers of the V. are expected to make up the 1952 varsity. These boys have been engaged in learning the fundamental skills for this advancement. Their sportsmanship and spirit carry out the H. H. S. tradition. ' I lrkk. . 5 L K. JE I l VV . ' Calnam Elliott, rgggkfgl, I is hclk K LZ' A .,'- h . ,K ky V y Coach Rodiek , x NWQ 5 K' ,- we HaeCkBY 1. ' ' , . wi:-,.f. air' ,- . - , . 1' 1 - f I 1 ,f A fa I . -mek, yeh , , , 1 .afww ,ty . Sc ve S . I - , f I .1 ou, - my iff - z f B Age EW Q QMNQD tb shrfe I, ' , A f 1. I w, o ' N01 6 i s fe . . - ai? i 1 Andefsona' Rw'e,SX4af11mU dt own' Q, . esls 1 f f I 1 I 1 . MPP, A-ek. 29 ' , M51 fginglon' ...J from. MTA Ro lscwyexker .Boxm Ha V l i'r-'Imax . Slum, Patslifls' Herreu' ' 1 L V Y A Y ltlll 173 mam- -0 'img' I - 'W t J 'Y 'I Eranfilst l Q ' S' f+ , f ' ee .-,, Q ..wM ' - Mr. Rodiek's 1951 Hamburg High track team, which had a dual meet record of five wins and two losses, placed second in the Western New York Intermediate Conference Championships and third in the Section Six Class A Championships. Team captain, and winner of the H. Craig Parker award, jack Elliott, tied for first in the high jump at the conference meet and Ranny Frye was Sectional half mile champion. Several new records were set on the track at the new Arthur L. Howe field. Barry Parsons was elected Bulldog Captain for the 1952 season. 66 TRACK HOARE AND HADRYCH FINISHING WI RESIN 1 PARSONS JUMPS EIGHTEEN EEET The Junior Varsity under the leadership of BODGE LETS GO OF THE DISCUS Mr. Rodiek, won three of its five meets. Out- standing performers dur- ing the season were Ronald Webb and Roger Wagner in the mile, and Richard Powers, james Cox, and Bruce Hoare in the dashes. ,swf ,. la., F1-0 Ht: Wa Perrin 67 HAECKER CLEARS ELEVEN FEET 81161-, B J elif!-gif, Ili-:gZg:UgZF?,2,i570Wers, CO Hadfychombefgeg F5121 BUGS, Rodgk Webb ills, Zi:-ItRl1ttennan0xZes. -argller, Hoar. 21161: Z' ' am-,O i Holde e' Rus: U . 1 ,lhfdlelv RIEFLER PUTS THE sHoT aas, , Seaied: TENNIS BOWLING The Varsity Bowling team completed another very successful season by winning the Northern Erie County Bowling Champion- ship for the sixth consecutive year. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Cheney, a teacher at the Armor school, the team racked up 26 wins against only 4 defeats. Roger Felt bowled the high game of 213 and also had the high average of 160 for the year. Felt, Mr. Cheney, Webb, Cline, Momberger, Larson. d-ng: Walters, Fleming, eri Stan t wagon, Km? Measef- h g, , MI. gen, Yeh' Gufgerg, Houghton Brewster, Mia Knapp' Me The tennis team finished second in the 1951 season, winning ten of its twelve scheduled matches. Coached by Mr. Measer, these netmen lost only to Williamsville in the finals. Although the team has lost many of their veteran players, they are confident of a successful 1952 season. The Hamburg High Cross-Country team won the Section Six Class A Championship for the second consecutive year. The team had a dual meet record of three wins and two l sses. Mr. Becker, physical education instructor in the grade o school, was the coach in the sport's second year here. Captain h S Martin Rowe made the sectional team that went to t e tate Championships. PRACTICING FOR A MEET Bowman, Wagner, Slighter, Hadrych, Newton, Doug- herty, Bacon. Captain Rowe, Coach Becker. THE LOW SCORE WINS Hamb. Opp. Holland ........ 18 37 Gowanda ...... 27 31 pmm: S Olean ............ 30 25 Rogfelmeieg Kuhn Amherst ........ 33 22 Silver Creek.. 19 56 Portville ...... 26 31 69 O Il, Bacon, Hag ROWE, BOW CROSS CDUNTRY 1'Y h m C , Dougherrjffslygfner, Rear R ers Newto : Obie n. f BASKETBALL Girls' intramurals were received this year, as always, with much enthusiasm. Baseball was enjoyed in the spring and a new fall team sport, field hockey, was added to our program. This exciting sport soon gave way to the old favorites- basketball and volleyball. Georgi, Schutts, Miss Dillenbeck, Harrington, Melberg. GIRLS' SPORTS Swanekamp at Bat BASEBALL FIELD HOCKEY rrow McAllister Silvis Mo , 9 1 McDonald, Colton, O'Gra- bisz, Shoemaker, Nagel. 70 M x AU' ' j, , Q r COACH Miss Dillenbeck Heath, Kelly, Hartloff, Conway, Ehrman, Tatford, Miss Kavanaugh. ARCHERY Participation in girls, individual sports has increased this year. Archery and beginning bowling, under the guidance of Miss Kavanaugh, take skill and accuracy. Tennis and advanced bowling, coached by Miss Howes, have discovered for us some new Stars. Badminton is open to junior and senior girls only. Each year letters are awarded to those who have been active in at least four of these sports. BOWLING Fissell. 'M' --' Nuhn, Melberg BADMINTON Miss Howes, Bliemei ster, Hall, Smith Our intramural program is one of ac- tivity and of voluntary participation in the sports the individual student desires. He may engage in basketball, bowling, wrestling, or volleyball. The keynote is INTRHMURHI. SPORTS enjoyment of the sports of one's choice. WRESTLXNG BASKETBALL tif C' ,,,-f Jug-li' S+.-Lf '12 '+L ffzzwrszf .. . T j C-ei --E-. ,N. , 'Y' As P HUBBA - HUBBA ARTY CHMRMEN CHOW LINE DRY BONES YASSAH, DOCT AH SENIOR PARTIES CASEY'S COZY COFFIN'S CROONERS SLAUGHTERING TENTH AVENUE ffl' OBVIOUSLY DISINTERESTED 'Y N659 1 2 9221 P51 .3 Y ff -:H 5? GET OUT' CXXQCXQSG SNHPS xg? XS NIN RIT Q. ww gd ww LUNCHTIME 75 NOW WHAT OUR TEACHERS DONT GO THROUGH Muse gd X05 P-NO MISS GRAHAM RECEIVES THE LATIN TROPHY f QUKCYX SN1-IPS MRS. BOARDWAY NM-W! 131 , r w-qw nw .mu SNI-RPS ,N 2,2 e xW' 995 ,I c, SSO 09 SQSXOY-5 EJ PSCPSX , 3 f z , LORETTA AND ROSE MARIE P1 O HERE WE ARE AGAIN THE CAVEMEN K STRIKE? ? WHAT WE NEED IS MORE ..,,-sys SEE WHAT SANTA LEFT WAITING F OR T HE SNAPS THE CAN-CAN GIRLS AMAZON RIEF TIME MEANS NOTHING GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS -ff' STRIKE UP THE BANI is if Y-OOY COOL WATER D HOOY HORN AN SNHPS ? ED AND NANCY STARRED ' IN OUR TOWN w PEBBEDOPE TEN SECONDS 'TIL THE LATE BELL SN1-IPS I-1,41-F PREVIEW OF GRADUATION GOWNS ORM! 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