Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Firxt Row: Krieman, Greene, Logan, Taylor. Second Row: Sprau, Kelly. EXCHANGE EXCHANGE STUDENT PROGRAM Hamburg participated enthusiastically in the foreign exchange program this past year. Under this worthwhile program, American students have the opportunity to live with families in other parts of the world, and to learn something of their language, customs, and ideas. Three Hamburg boys experienced a rewarding summer in Europe: Cameron Wfeiffenbach in Denmark, Don Burkhardt in Aus- tria, and Bob Colley in Germany. In addition, a number of Hamburg students spent the summer in Latin America. Barbara Kelly, Roberta Sprau, Pat Greene, Melinda Logan, and Dave Krieman went to Pan- ama, and Gloria Taylor journeyed farther south to Ecuador. Cameron Wfeiffenbach Robert Colley Don Burkhardt 1 8

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ADVISOR B . Y STAFF Whos. Mohooemehi .,..,....,....... ....,.,....... . . Mrs. rhoodoro A. Viehe rsokor. . ..,.....,...,.,.....,,..... ,.... .,.,... ,,...,...... . . , . Mrs. Lyle slozror Ushers ...,.....,....,........... ..,,...,.....,..,...,..... M iss Fidelia Warburton Poster Distribution ... ..............,,,...,,,.......... Miss Hazel Johnson Poblioify ..,.............. ..,.... M iss Ruth Steward, Miss Olive Benning Programs ............ ....... M r. Johh Dorlofsoh, Mr. Rohm Ulrich soohory ....,.............. ...,...,..,..,..o..,....,............ M rs. afohsoh com s.ogo crow .......,.....,.. .... ...,....,..........,.......,...,... M r . Burk Stage Assistants ..... ........ M r. WU' Make-up ..........,....,... ns Waller l.. Walter i iam Brand, Mr. Richard Hansen Mrs, Charles Melsenheirner BUSINESS STAFF Publicity: J. Allrins, B. Boellxe, J. Carlson, R. Creighton, H. Draudt. E. Funch, J. Hagle, K. Killingbeck, R. Koch, 1. Maclennon .I MeC R. Merll, K. Tazzo, R. Trumpler, E. Weiss and B Ticke.s: David Krienran and Joh Daniels S H , . reory, . Will. n Leitten, Chairmen, K. Clulaw, C. , . anSen, J. Hard, S, Quinn, K. Shea, J. Walch and R. Willson. Ushers: Ida Howard, Chorrmanp B. Best, S. Ebel, D. Hahn, G. Heigl, S. Hoffman, V, Hoffman, B. Kaufman, P. Kyte, L, litilefield, B, Mar-tin, P. Melberg, B. Mancklon, P, Newlan, J. O'Hara, I.. Rasi, M. Rust, M. She5, C. Terrizzi, .l. Walch, J. Ward, R, Willson, D. Wingert. Design of Poster: Kenneth Prawel Posters: J. sioy, ie. Colley, M. Collins. s. Coney, D, czorhiofowsu, H. even, D. Gehffli, c. Kriewall, L. Long, R. Miller, L. Minor, D, Roth, G. Taylor and P. D. Webster. PRODUCTION STAFF Sound Technician F . Gary ofooho romptors: Kent Bruce and Melinda Fischer Stage Scenery: C. Faulh, D. Meyer, L Milk: O'Connor, J. Reeder F S Williams Pu . . L. Mosher, x. Oates, c. S 50 crHbbY' , . ugirnato, s. won, P. ra. wohoo. oh.-I n. a1WaY . uwhy are You Stage Crew: David Dickinson and Cameron Weif?enbach, Chairmen, J. Drullard, A. May, A. Mirza, P. Monckton, R. Newell, C. Rader, C. Random and J. Spute. Mdlie-up: Colette Michaud, Chairman, C. Daniels, B. Davies, P. Davis, M. Hammond, D. Holdermiller, L. Kipp, S. Shaughnessy and P. Wadell. Properties. Anne Graham, Chairman, B. Cleary, D. I.. M. Crosby, D. Del Bello, J. DooI'tl and P. Prine. Cook, D. M. Cook, , no, w oohheu, s. Henrich, s, ken, the Stewn I , f Mr. exPerr dlfectlqn ice of Undef the Orking asslsta, la Ruof and hafdw f 1 ScifreS. this PNK student di1'ectOrtiTnZnd0'-ls suCCe1jS'ugh be a 1 r , I 0 ' PfOf1f.'f.fI.'.. could be 'TLP She people 1'O . W0 .. Evithout the Haggis including big stile . he SC a - rs 21 Q b hind f dvlso o dints and faculgl 335111 of the entire wholehearted ent u Senior c1aSS- - Q .tuatlofp -th the S1 Bored W1 'full .11 be beautl S000 I W1 K e, Custer- N ble MaGee, Toorlea Mc e l Critchleyg. Ewan, Garrison. . art' I. 7 B esley Second gigs? F1scher, Mo IS - 6 ' inre I First Row. Howard, We Third Row' 17

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S Firxl Row: Nunez, Sugimoto, Brouwer. STUDENTS FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS This year We've had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with three wonderful exchange students. Fukuko Sugimoto, from Tokyo, Japan, has proved to be a great asset to our student body with her quiet smile and great enthusiasm for learning. Irma Brouwer, from Panama City, Panama, found interesting comparisions between her country's customs and ours. Bernardo Nunez, also from Panama, was a familiar sight in our halls and classrooms, entertaining his new- found friends with his bubbling personality. During their stay they have formed many new concepts of American life which will prove valuable in the future. - Irma Brouwer 1 9 Fukuko Sugimoto Bernardo Nunez