Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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SENIOR CENTRAL BOARD--Alfirst Row: Schirg, Weiffen- Viehe. Third Row: Anderson, Catalano, Krull, McLaughlin, bach, Noshay, Sipson, Finn, Sleares, Wall, Bechlen. Second Schutts, Webber, Brown, Hargesheimer, O'Keefe, Wllitcomli, Row: Mrs. Mvisenheimer, Rice, Beelke, Blaufuss, Kipp, Best, Fischer, Gentsch, Lindqvist, Weirlenlitwrnf-1', Spaulding, Davis, Kelly, Brown, Byers, Mrs. The Senior Central Board f SENIOR ADVISORS-First Row: Miss Byrnes, Miss .lolmson, Mrs. Viehe, Mrs. Mr-isvnheimer. Mrs. Dornhafler. Second Row: Mr. Ulrich,Mr.Hansen, Mr. Osborne. 20 The Senior Central Board consists of four ofhcers from each senior homeroom who, together with the class members, have made our senior year unforgettable. As a kick-off project to raise money, a car-wash was sponsored. This was the first such 'project ever held in Hamburg High School. Following the car-wash, the Board set up a slate of officers for the senior class elections. After this, they planned the Halloween party, the Chris- mas party, the senior play, the picnic, and the banquet. They also helped in ordering the senior name cards, caps and gowns, and the graduation announce- ments.

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JAMES GOODYEAR Although a double tragedy took the life of Paul Kinkel and James Goodyear, the associations of our school years cannot be wiped otlt in a moment. The memory of Jim Goodyear and Paul Kinkel will always be a part of the class. We remember especially Paul's friendliness and gift of good humor which rellected on PAUL KINKEL all who knew him, just as we remember the cheerful manner. the enthusiasm. the laughing voice that was so characteristic ol' Jim. It will he hard for the class of '62 to forget the loss ol these, our classmates and our friends. MEMORI M The death this year of Arthur Howe and Robert White brings an irreparable loss to the community and its young people. Mr. Howe retired in 1950. alter years as director of Hamburg High School's physical education department. Howe Field serves as a living memorial to Mr. Howei as will a room in the new Youth Center. MR. HOWE 21 Mr. Robert Xvhite taught Spanish at the Junior High School. moving to the High School in 1957, where he taught lor three years. Many of our class had the op- portunity to appreciate lVlr. White's enthusiasm for the Spanish language and his dedication to its teaching. MR. WHITE