Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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-1 -V-v in fhe crusade for educafion. PrincipaI's Office Mr. Ravel, our principal, has always been a true friend and a sincere and highly respected advisor. His leadership in achieving and maintain- ing high standards will always remain an inspir- ation to every student and alumnus. We can never thank him enough for his fairness in understand- ing and his encouragement in handling student problems. Mr. Gottshall , Q , sf, QS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL was SECRETARIES Mrs. Meyn, Miss Bogardus We are grateful to Mr. Gottshall for his work as assistant principal. His welcome advice and counsel have ever been beneficial to us. Mr. Gott- shall also directs the Merit Award program and has done much to stimulate interest in it. Both Mrs. Meyn and Miss Bogardus, Mr. Ra- vel's secretaries, are always ready with cheerful smiles and willing suggestions to guide the daily activities of the student body.

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Our willing and able leaders It was a pleasure to welcome our new Super- intendent, Mr. Hatten, to the Hamburg Central High District this year. To step into a superintend- ent's position, especially at mid-term, was a large undertaking, but Mr. Hatten has made the adjust- ment very successfully. Mr. Hatten Superintendent? Gffice In the short time he has been here, Mr. Hatten has grown to be as much a part of our school as we are. The Class of 1957 wishes him continued success and happiness in his position as leader of our alma mater. Secreta r es The secretaries in the senior and main offices are essential in making our school run smoothly. They keep records of attendance, and perform many valuable serv- ices for faculty and students. Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Millar. 6

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These are our spokesmen. Firxt Row, left to right: Merkens, Seelbach, Dawson, Row.. E' Preston Bruce Armitage Loge! Murray Bil- Shaffefi Van DUZGC, Kiefer, Molbefgi Dugan. Walker: lings, Garrison, Harris, jenkins, Stuhlmiller, Bley, Alt- Wakeleei Sherwood, Abbott- Sffond R0fU-',Mf- Ulflfha water, Durell, Agliata. Fourth Row: Cary, Mitchell, Evans, Voltz, Dart, Larson, Knoche, Mmnick, Siegrist, Hard Rast parks will N. Preston Hansen Prine Cluchey, Valentine, Peterson, Gardiner, Mr. Ravel, Third gchar-ifer, wiertz, Trfylorr demili. ' , l Student Council The Student Council, under the able guidance of Mr. Ravel and Mr. Ulrich, has provided a solution to many of the school problems which have arisen this year. In the council sessions the homeroom presidents and vice presidents, led by I'll Take a Dozen. Is There a Second? President Sam Dugan, discussed these problems and presented their suggestions to the student body and administration. The Council offers other valuable services throughout the year. Sponsorship and support are provided for the student exchange pro- gram. The Council assists in the oper- ation of the merit award system, and supervises such school activities as the refreshment stand at football games. fx 1 957 'aff