Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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, 1 fafmif David Irwin Mary Huntsinger Valedirtorinn Snlzztatorian Michael Harlock ' r 'Aff'-':, 1 Qff?'KLQf1 :i52Q 1 , k,t9N'3l'wQEfvQ' fA 'r1PsrsHfav-'tgirl . - V. ,- t ft, ,,.: ,Lv.:.L .Xf- 1 K 7 ,M I .wk ,V w.a'saf,4fw:fm ,V-, 1 if wif I, . Jgtgfy-fiw fi. 1. fs- f . lb V if Z , 1 , 'gig it f M e , , ,- ,S f W Q ii 1 i ,MN L if XF ,y ji ig Q S s Y Elizabeth Eaton Sandra Gesko .ff H , if if Q V 5 K-iff-fe V rf www, C' ..,. -z. E11 'J :.. is ff? ,,FH:f'frZr'I'ff,, 22J:,v':.,'f,:E,., Vg. . f ' . ia e s s f A The Key to the 5, 5- E'- Y1 . I U - 2 at - 4 gi? 4,lv',..' 5 t -- 1 as M 's am, lllllllllllmlllll I -W. 1 W 'hw 1 ,-, -,.- az-. . 7:2 5 :v - :L:..:. -' ,ini .4-. 2 lei 11. .:. -E 'jj 2 E: J -5.:'. :- fii: Door of Opportunity Education is not only the acquisition of knowledge, but also the ability to apply that knowledge in other areas. It is a key to a life of fulfillment. These top ten seniors are reaching for that key by their sincere efforts in maintaining superior averages and by their active participation in the varied clubs, offices, and organizations which supplement our high school life. By acquiring this key these students will unlock the doors of opportunity, success, and happiness. Robert Thiel Pamela McClure limi ya. E '- i It x - ' ---' ,, ,v:gj':s': ,, TF, if ,, fm' , fl' m ff' ' sz. V, 1 M s W ff? ,Wiz Ma ! 5 i t 1 i ' t il: Ns if 'NJ 4 fa ge s .Q W J, 5 Xue kos! k 55- ,,....N. ws.. ei- . 1...s- V Q ,as 5 KX ,, M E W 1, J 'fe is S ai djsaxvjf 94,2 f 5, 5 Q, ' Wt Kiera, 1 if ri is 531 a,w.,ww 4 at if ' ,, , V it is f it 'gaffflm Ol W5 f 12 ' if WZ, wr pw S Donald Andres tlui , , Q 'i,, g ,I .,V ,. i t A is gs me R S- -' If FW , we IK! w mafia Q at ef ea ji Q if iff '95 ,N as ,i sf' fi . M A 515 sf pb H 5 Q is f 'f ai 'Y' ails f ' it Wt 'WZFLQF' f iffflr ' ' is ,utah L , 55,123 3 S Q rf V 4 f f f QL R 'W if J fi as 'n s XM Us , ,,,, E e f x an 1 Mx? Penny Salomon Marilyn Flock 16

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HO GRS As representatlves of the class of 1964, these nlne students have ex celled 1n all phases of our hlgh school l1fe Then' endeavors have met wlth success 1n the fields of scholarshlp leadershrp and servxce The 1964 ECHOES and the Sen1or Class recognlze and honor these de servmg Semors ...dam Toni Megas Erbocs Assislmzl Edilor David Irwin Valedictorian Class Treasurer National Honor Sorieiy President Anne Krull Class Secrehzry set a glowzng example Mary Huntslnger Sfllulntoriml Wallace Leese Slllllfllf Council Prcsideul 15

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SENIOR CENTRAL BOARD-Bottom Row: Markham, Mor- Bentkowski, Schlesinger, Mrs. Meisenheimer. Third Row: lock, Irwin, Krull, Milano, Mattulke, Czerniejewski. Second Merkens, Hanson, Fiedler, jones, j. Baker, Harlock, Rose, Row: Mrs. Viehe, G. Baker, Park, Sampson, Roetzer, Cowlin, Aquila, Perrin, Wack, Law, Burgwardt. Megas, Bowman, Wertz, Gross, Melberg, Pesch, Davis, Lebo, Looking backward, almost obliterated are .. . This year's Senior Central Board, comprised of the homeroom officers, was responsible for making many decisions affecting class activities. They sug- gested candidates for class officers, made plans and arrangements for class parties, selected colors of caps and gowns, and handled the sale of graduation announcements and name cards. An innovation established by the 1964 board was the stress placed on keeping homerooms informed of class activities. Representatives were encouraged to report student response to ideas proposed by the board, making the Senior Central Board a better reflection of majority interests. The popular decisions resulting were greatly responsible for the success of our senior year. SENIOR ADVISORS-Bottom Row: Mrs. Beuter, Miss Magavero, Mrs. Viehe, Mrs. Meisenheimer, Mrs. Glaz- ier. Second Row: Mr. Boland, Mrs. Slade, Mrs. Knudson, Mr. Osborne. Third Row: Mr. Peightel, Mr. Giese, Mr. Teague, Mr. Garrison, Mr. Clark.