Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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x MR. RAVEL Principal MRS. MEYN i MR. JAYNE Assistant Prinripnl THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE has guided us through the give his kind attention and student. He has acted in the High Sch0ol's student body of the school year. Assisting him has been Mr. Jayne, who has tackled and solved the many questions and 'problems we have brought to the office daily. Together with Mrs. Meyn and Mrs. Horton, they have kept the office functioning -an effective and able staff. Again, Mr. Ravel school year-ready to personal aid to every interests of Hamburg in the many activities 9 MRS. HORTON

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MR. HATTEN Superintendent SECRETARIES Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. Millar, Mrs. Heath, and Mrs. Haas are in charge of many important things for the schools in the district. They are part of the reason our school system is so smoothly run. We are grateful to them for all that they do. SUPERINTENDENT Our diligent superintendent, Mr. Harry Hatten, is our executive leader who is directly responsible for the supervision of every phase of the Hamburg Educational System. With the capable assistance of the professional staff, he recommends to the Ham- burg Central School Board the educational needs of the community. It is through the office of the Superintendent of Schools that the Board of Education and tax- payers present to the students the excellent op- portunities to become responsible American citizens. Working with the many groups and individuals of his team our Superintendent lays the founda- tions for the benefits we receive. . ' ' t . V, ey: . wi, sim? 2 f 4, 4! F , V' yrii iais ' 4 ..i. 42, i V . A : V s .i.s me . Q '-t M MRS. MILLAR MRS. BURDETTE MRS. HEATH MRS. HAAS

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MARK WODTKE MARGARET FINN President Vice-Prexic1'er1l First Row: Perkins, Lebo, Williams, Graham, Finn, Wodtke, Stec Judy Boyer Second Row' Mr Ulrich Nosha Case S. 9 ' ' ' yi 5 Brown, Milano, Sampson, Hornbeck, Mattulke, Hoffmann, Pesch S. Bley, jean Boyer. Third Row: Hargesheimer, Hale, Heine man, Carpenter, V. Bley, Brownell, Franklin, Ptasznik, An derson, Czerniejewski. Fourth Row: M. Brown, XWoolley, Graf, Falconer, Kraiger, Bapst, Lancaster. DONALD WILLIAMS T1'ea5urer STUDENT COUNCIL This year's Student Council, composed of all homeroom presidents, was ably led by President Mark Wodtke under the guidance of Mr. Ulrich. Other officers included Margaret Finn, vice-president, Keith Graham, secretaryg and Donald Williains, treasurer. Among the accomplishments of the Council were aid for the Foreign Exchange Student Program, sup- ervision of the student store, and management of the refreshment stand at football games. It pro- vided Merit Award keys, which were presented to deserving students at the beginning of the year. Students' suggestions for improving our school have been and will continue to be gladly welcomed for discussion by the Student Council. 10 KEITH GRAHAM Secretary