Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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MR. RAVEL MR. JAYNE Principal Assistant Principal many able assistants Our rapidly growing student body has made it necessary for Mr. Ravel to devote more time to the moral and intellectual leadership of our school. To make this possible, Mr. Jayne, formerly of the science department, became our first full- time assistant principal. Mr. Ravel provides us with goals toward which we may strive throughout our lives. Mr. Jayne has given wise supervision, helpful counsel- ing, and friendship to all of us in his many duties about the school. Under the leadership of these capable men, our school is sure to maintain its superior inter- scholastic rating. K , X. xxx M. I, ic 1' Q- K ,rp MRS. MEYN MRS. HORTON 9

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First Row: Russo, Finn, Weiffenbach, Wodtke, Armitage, Pike, Ross. Seroml Row: Mr. Ulrich, Koelmel, Hanna., Lam- bert, P. Davis, Berns, Roetzer, M. Davis, Reynolds. Third STUDENT Under the able direction of Mr. Ulrich and Pres- ident Bill Armitage, the Student Council assumed many responsibilities throughout the year. Its main objective was to seek ways to serve the student body and improve our school. The Council accomplished this, by providing solutions to various school prob- lems. The Student Council supervised many activities .,,,,, t tt, v.e: if ff - - WILLIAM ARMITAGE tsts P residenl ' A A it VE N ,N ,.,,, . :j . I , K W f , see 'Y st-ww , .I M W A 'K sllz Q R k-LV 'lik wa--...M-W' . 'Q MARK WODTKE Vice-President 10 Row: McKee, Magney, Evans, Mitzo, J. Bley, Sipson, Little- field, Hodgson, Klein, Case. Fonrlb Row: Bame, Kyte, Knoche, Mertz, V. Bley, Low, Wahl, McLaughlin. COUNCH. this year, such as candy sales, dances, and the refresh- ment stand at football games. Two of its most im- portant activities were the support of the Foreign Exchange Student Program and formation of trafic regulations around the school. The officers elected this fall were Mark Wodtke, vice presidentg Peggy Finn, secretary, and Cameron Wfeiffenbach, treasurer. Treasurer M '7' MARGARET FINN Secretary 1? CAMERON WEIEFENBACH