Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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at Senior f A I' , w A' . ' ,1 , . :ZQ . . 15, is ,,,L,Zi- , t - 'i4zir4i?YW'TfT:5r'f?'-sf wiki? c V .lf 152515 'fm' iz.g?s.?f?ic,l p 5 j . 0 I i if 'kyy V V A . 32,6 William Armitage ' -ff Student Council ,,:: l 1 .2 IW, A Preszdent Robert '-. , Flag Bearer Mertz Class Preszdent 1' Ann x Graham f Carole Bl Cid-ff Elliott Sfffefury - or Ecboe: Editor- ,M A if . - -Y Wu , in-Chief LM V Caryl Scifres Valedictorian We, the crew of the Good Ship Echoes, wish to relate, to you the outstanding incidents which occurred during our quest for the Port of Knowledge. As Freshmen we were filled with excitement and appre- hension at the thought of being a part of this wonderful adven- ture that lay before us. The first step was to prepare ourselves mentally. This was accomplished through our introduction to new and challenging courses. The adventure of entering into strange surroundings and of having more responsibility placed upon our shoulders, gave us suliicient emotional preparation. Finally we prepared ourselves physically through participation in various sports and athletic activities. As Sophomores, we set sail on the bounding main of high school life. We had our first experience of being in charge of a big dance. We became involved with decorations and the sale of tickets. Our Evening in Paris really was a night to re- member. The sun shone brightly on our junior year. Our boys finally became Varsity players. As we sailed to a promising future, we stopped for a moment for an excursion to the bottom of the sea where we held our very successful junior prom, Fantasy of the Deep , and chose Bill Armitage and Gloria Taylor as our King and Queen. We spent an enjoyable afternoon involved 12

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Honors in l .,11. ,ff 1 -,.,:, -V' - X '-,ga ry Gloria X T . ' ' Taylor X it -, . Salute Nxtif A?f'Y - Susan Leader Hansen Class Vice- President Ecboes Asst. Editor ff' john Leitten Class Treasurer David Czerniejewski National Honor . . . . . . . Society in the traditional Junior Day activities. At the luncheon, we President sat on the edge of our seats until the 1960 yearbook staff was announced. Then we returned to prepare for Commotion in the Ocean , an assembly program put on by our own talented classmates. As the sun set on our days as juniors, we looked forward with great anticipation to our return to the halls of Hamburg High as seniors. Now we are in command. Our boys are captains and leaders of our varsity sports. Under their able guidance we experienced an undefeated football season and cheered to victory our cham- pionship cross country team. The other teams lived up to, their reputations as good sports and proudly represented Hamburg High in all competition. The yearbook staff exercised authority over the many enthusiastic members of the student body who helped us compile this record of events. Our senior play, On- ions in the Stew , gave those who participated valuable experi- ence and provided entertainment for all who attended. Our Halloween Party, Christmas Party, Senior Picnic, and Banquet brightened up the calendar for our spirited seniors. As we don our caps and gowns and accept our diplomas, we regret leaving the Good Ship Echoes without reaching the final Port of Knowledge, but we will continue our search inspired by the rules of the sea learned at Hamburg High. 13 john Molis Salutatorian