Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Qgxg 225195- DEDICATION ,,,MISS A , . V Aydk A - gg V-Ai i?Sx:M LVVA Y t iw V You hayte L . loggy endureeifrhe ,strenuous task of ' ' f '1:-. V' A ' L W, -1, iff' L' M y ak l- ,L A , , 4. ,A A , m my-g-A I - K ff -'1-'if-wi 1 L - W o ' w :M H ,Sw 71 , K V. 5 ir 3 K I I 5 .4 , . or . Vw yi. , K K K .l In kr K M H '-VU A LVA, , M W ,A .,. 'fu ' 'L -f W y' vw, i . , . , ', .?,e 1, ' ki -. . L have given fkriowledge andfgjfxspxred us to use our fundamentalfxijigefiigence. Now it is out turn patience and service which, iiitS 15ui1t' la great atTecrion for you ingthe L,Z' Hearts of youth,, eSpeCidlIy those whohyhave faced the problems of higher learning. We, y1954,eacknoW1edge our debt? toeyou for your loyalty and devotion to May ythieyearbook be a synibi51fofeethe respectygefbear for you. V 7 ff me e oA' yoQ . e V