Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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originality in leadership . . . George Toles Vnlediftorimz Echoes Editor-in-Chief A. Dena Kiriloff Salutalorian As leaders in the area of student government, the Student Council President and Senior Class Oflicers have coordinated activities of school-wide interest that have promoted service and heightened school spirit as well as furthered the traditional programs for pure enjoyment. The National Honor Society Presidency is represen- tative of those ideals which figure prominently in the realm of student aspiration. Individually, these students have established themselves as capable and indus- trious, worthy of their positions and deserving of our respect. Each has born his burden humbly, but nobly. Viewed as a whole, they characterize the true spirit of the Age of Enlightenmentu: social entrepreneurs seeking the establishment of a productive society and unafraid to shoulder responsibility. fi' Suzanne Meyer Senior Class Vice-President john Walker Senior Class Treasurer 15 Margaret Fox Echoes Assistant Editor-in-Chief Duncan Wood Flag Bearer

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during this age of transition, Sarah Calkins Nntionnl Honor Society President SEHIUH HUHURS Willianm Phillips Student Council President Ability, strong character, and initiative have been conducive to the achieve- ment of the various honors received by these seniors. Through appointment, election, and individual endeavor, they have been recognized as the pacesetters of our class by both faculty and students. Outstanding academic accomplishment has distinguished our Valedictorian and Salutatorian. The Editor-and Assistant Editor-in-Chief have planned and organized our Echoes to be representative of the heritage of the Class of '66, Selected as exemplary for their citizenship, patriotism, and respect for American principles, the Flag Bearer and Salute Leader have served during the opening ceremonies of assembly programs. Priscilla Hanson Salute Leader Steven Galac Senior Class President , Martha Minkel Senior Class Secretary 14

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has accompanied originality in thought, Sally Ahrens Literary Editor LITERARY-Bottom Row: Gilmour, Ahrens, Bergstrom, Merlino, Walter, Enders, Corson, Hornaday. Seroml Row: Huntley, Sipprell, Freer, Dugan, Fleming, Phillips, Altherr, Silliman, Emerling, Green, Stephen Calkins. Third Row: McClain, Hacker, Holland, Nicholls, Sarah Calkins, Ludwig, Kiriloff, Garrison, Mona, Russow, J. Walker. Four-lb Row: Harris, N. Walker, Bartz, George 'roles Hoffmann, Meloy, Leyonmark, Madden, Ross, Foster, Miller. Ed,,,,,,i,,,C1,,,,f Tread softly, Gentle Reader, lest you waken this harried army, resting David Gilmour I , , , , Affiimnr Literary Editor now after their year of toil. As aides-de-camp to Mrs. Meisenheimer, they have passed many restless nights in their bold campaign against that relentless adversary-time. The battle has been won, but their rally- ing cry lingers on: For we've deadlines to meet, and much to do before we sleep! i 1 i, f Duncan Wood john Walker Magazine Camfaaign Axsixtant Magazine Editor Campaign Editor PHOTOGRAPHY-Seated: Holdermiller, Altherr, Millar, Lillie, Abplanalp. Standing: Mona, Whitmyer, Pawlaczyk, Morgenfeld, Byers, Mrs. Meisenheimer, Eaton, Rusert, Megas. It ,Q at '-wwf y 1 . ' i f .- A l MAGAZINE-Bottom Row: Wood, Mr. Collins, Walker. smmd M it in Row: Schultz, Wakelee, Hammond, Stephenson, Dole, Mikac, , . 1 D Russell, Pfeifer, MacAllister. Third Row: Williams, Hund, Blum Byefs, Maflofle Millar Owen, White, Fierle, Tobias, Demmerley. P '1'0S 'f W Edna' A55'ff Z5f'g g 'pb7 I 16