Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Mr. Harry Hatten Supcrirzterzzlent As our superintendent, Mr. Harry Hatten has had the complex responsibility of super- vising every phase of our school system. He has dealt with everything from the locating of a bus student en route to school at the request of a parent, to the building of new schools. Despite his busy schedule, Mr. Hatten has shown a genuine concern for our teachers and us as individuals. He has dealt personally with us whenever possible even though it might have been more convenient to deal with us indirectly. 9 X Qs my-g' 'Nr l mg-4' 11' 711 1' 3151 ' W A is ' 5 'K V N. ' fbi .fi '

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Mr. Carroll G. Heck President Mr. Allan Will Vice-President Board of Education In evaluating the qualities of a school system, the important coordinating decisions of the school board are often overlooked. Foremost among the problems faced by the board was the preparation of the annual budget, a task which has proved more difficult with the construction of a new junior high school across Legion Drive from our high schooll The continuous efforts of the board have kept con- struction work on schedule for the proposed opening in September of 1964. The ceaseless scrutiny given the quality of teach- ing in our system by the school board has consistently favored us with an intelligent and devoted faculty. Mr. Churchill Bartlett Mr. Elbert Hargesheimer Mr, Wilbur Helwig Mr. Karl Sipson Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Mrs. Theodora Greenwald C I erk-S ecretary

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O H4 M i . izsff ev g-.-lm? f '3 x. -1, l 1 ,. aft. W, f.': ' -JE? E? , a 97 .T .- , cg. Om,-,Y is Mr. Spencer Ravel Principal To The Class of 64 Nothing will help you to achieve success like determination Talents alone will not predict high achievement You may know talented people who are successful because of the lack of other attri- butes Gemus alone w1ll not assure unusual accom- plishment Only persistence and determination are the true cornerstones of any successful endeavor. I sincerely hope that each of you will develop an attitude of intellectual cur1os1ty as you face the world Use good yudgment in choosing the things that are important for you must remember the hill toward success gets steeper the higher you go. Our prayers go w1th you as you go out into the world m search of success Sym MQ F XX Ao-ll U ,4 ,,,,,:,:.'. 43 . . . -J -iw. :I '15 'mmxwx l ' uf ' 'T' I? 79 ' 79,12 a 5 t ' M CX. r G- ii ' wi- Q ll a 4 I Q e , 'J' - Q .nf 'WN' l ll' .N 5':f v A? - - C 941 . . . . 3 10