Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Mr, Robert Ulrich Dedication We, the class of '63, in closing our high school years, look back to you as one of our most memorable teachers. Your easy-going man- ner, friendly smile, and wit made you not only a teacher, but a true friend to all. Your frankness and sincerity gained you the respect of the entire student body. Classes which you taught were enjoyable and informal, yet they were demanding in time, effort, and personal discipline. Through patience and understanding you encouraged us to discuss our problems with you. We realized you were vitally interested in the student body and in our school because of your work with the Student Council where you showed an earnest and sincere desire to protect our inter- ests. As a teacher who really appreciated teen- agers, you encouraged many of us to assume po- sitions of leadership. You taught us courtesy and good sportsman- ship both in your subject and in life. We will carry in our hearts the image of an understanding adult who was a regular guy. Therefore, we Seniors dedicate our 1963 ECHOES not only to a teacher, but to a friend, Mr. Robert Ulrich.

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