Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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+,,. ,--,, -f Y- Mr. Allan Will F President ,eww - li 5 Q E, 6 7 ,W ligfi Mr. Churchill Bartlett X Mr. Elbert Hargesheimer t Mr. Wilbur Helwig Vice-President H l V l Mr. Barrie Graham 6 CDI fb Mr. Karl Sipsen Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson ln assuming the responsibilities of our progressive school system, the board of education has played an increasingly complex role. The board's devotion to these responsibilities was well shown this past year by its efforts in administering the tasks connected with transportation, school finances, and personnel. ln addition to their regular meetings, the board Mrs. Theodore Greenwald Clerk-Secreta ry members met each Monday evening with representa- tive-groups from all areas of our school. These groups informed the board of their special activities and problems, especially for the benefit of the new mem- bers so that the board as a whole could make intelligent decisions in preparing the school program. Y