Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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constancy of effort, 1966 Class Officers Responsibility and superior character are qualities vital to exceptional leader- ship. We believe that our senior class of- ficers have exemplified these attributes. Under their guidance the Class of 1966 has given overwhelmingly enthusiastic support to the many and varied activities of the senior program. As the year evolved, their enterprise and seriousness of purpose gratified the expectations of those who voted them into office last Sep- tember, and made their term of oliice both progressive and effective. Minkel CSecretaryj, Galac CPresidentj, Walker CTreasurerj, Meyer CVice-Presidentj. Senior Central Board And worthy acts, born of a calm command, Include a sports party and Senior Ball Which yet survive, lingering in memories, With the mind that created, the will that led: And to posterity they shall proclaim, We are the Senior Central Board: Look on our works, ye Mighty, and rejoice! Few will imitate, for few possess The resourcefulness, boundless yet known, That distinguishes these Seniors. Bottom Row: Mrs. Slade, Miss Magavero, Mrs. Viehe, Mr. Murray, Miss Kloots. Second Row: Miss Byrnes, Mrs, Meisenheimer, Mrs. Knudson, Mrs. Glazier, Mrs. Dornhaffer, Mrs. Starr. Third Row: Mr. Teague, Mr. Ulrich, Mr. Huen, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Babcock. Bottom Row: Mrs. Viehe, Galac CPresidentj, Meyer CVice-Presidentj, Minkel CSecretaryj, Walker CTreasurerj, Morris, Hanson, Mitchell. Second Row: Wiltse, Kiriloff, Hoffmann, Low, Abbott, Mona, Muirhead, Merlino, Dole, Hare, Millar, Butler. Third Row: Toles, Wood, Mayfield, Morganfeld, Emerling, Hund, King, Tomlinson, Owen, Thebo, Smith, Terpak, Moses. Fourtla Roux' Noshay, MacTiernan, Schultz, Loring, Swieczkowski, Horton, Eaton, Colella, Webster, Cannon, Russell, Megas, Della Penta. Faculty A dvisers Florentine creativity thrust Europe away from the barren complacency of the Mid- dle Ages. The Italian artist, unlike his uninspired Medieval counterpart, sought perfection in his works and universality in his knowledge. His is a goal that has been . followed and enhanced by our Senior ad- visors. We are their creations. They have sought to form a unified social entity through the organization of class activities. As European culture was enlightened by Italian ingenuity, we have been enlighten- ed by the guidance of our advisors. 18

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boldness zn ECHUES Margaret Fox Assistant Editor-in-Chief ,gm , 1. J, , s ..a creatwzty, . . . ... fi CIRCULATION-Bottom Row: Mr. Riggs, S. Meyer, Hart, Endress, Corbran, Crowe, Schreier, Merlino, Dorsheimer. Second Row: Romance, Nuchereno, Pequignot, C. Castiglia, Kern, Friebis, Oberholzer, Schreibeis, Galac, G. Oleksa, K. Meyer, Kalke, Moses, J. Zittel. Third Row: Dennies, Webster, Martin, Larivey, Parker, Swieczkowski, Hoppe, Leitten, Cochran, Icldings, Bond, Wooster, Fiero, Mona, E. Oleksa. Fourth Row: Collins, Hewitt, Keller, Kracht, Peterson, Bennings, Mattioli, Banko, Koenig, I.. Zittel, M. Castiglia, Carberry, Henning, Feeney, Knapp, Timmel. ,.1' , fe-!,L,5if3- QQ JL if if swag, ' 'BS ' 1 S .......... , 'k ive ,,,,-g,-- V' I 'sql' J X if F X fa ,, 2 'M 'SW fi B wtyi-in , -tr . 51 'Z 3 fi lv K as . 4 at 'H' viii if QW: l - A 5 ll 'lyliadl aa 4 IH' + of x 3, 'M I X J 'QM 8+ K v, L' . 'P ,,,, , if' e-i1 ,wrt V-Vg? Vlfiiiliiiffiisgr 'ffl ' 4 ' ' ' TYPING-Bottom Row: Harding, Rote, Volk, Linda Volk Barbara Davis Miss Flanagan, Bley. Second Row: Peterson, Agro, Typing Editor Affirlfwl Typing Editor Piper, Strasser. Michael Pech Snapshot Editor ART-Van Dusen, Mrs. Collins, Neseman, Shoemaker, Loring, Yarrington, Heineman, Hadzicki. Suzanne Meyer Circulation Editor f t fn:-fe 11:w'f .1--bit . 'W' PQ, IBM!! Sl I fern - ' - f?S5fi.115sTW'I f- assign: gf I 'fwf ff Wa. '1re5a'si:,:-f: 5.415 fuk! ' , a' ' 'i,'1,'1'e'xK7f14' .. 'Q of Peter Hart Assistant Circulation Edztor Janis MacTicrnan Assistant Snapshot Editor Dale Neseman Art Editor Wendy Shoemaker Assistant Art Editor Healy, Pech, Viehe. 17 SNAPSHOT-Seated: Dawley, Miller, Mr. Osborne, Harris, Rade, MacTiernan. Standing: Clarke, Horman, Van Cise, Morris,

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and universality of friendship. Okkes Oztemir Anne Marie Colaert Sarah Calkins Exchange Students 'lPeace through understanding has been the theme of the various foreign exchange programs sponsored by our school. It has been fortunate that such fine students have participated in these pro- grams, for their conduct and response to new sit- uations leave lasting impressions on those they meet. Anne Marie Colaert, affectionately known as l'Mickie , has enriched our lives with her spontan- eous yet witty remarks on our national similarities and differences. The scope of her knowledge has endeared her, and Belgium, to the community. Okkes Oztemir, from Gazienter, Turkey, was a welcome, and intelligent, addition to our school. An outstanding soccer player, he placed on the ECIC All-Star Team and set a school record for number of points scored during a single season. Having spent last summer in Brazil as our American Abroad , Sally Calkins looks back with delight on the rich new foods, siestas, open-air markets, and the many people she grew to love, the people of Salvador will fondly recall her ex- uberance and persistence. Innate grace, polished English, and intriguing eyes distinguished Kathy Wfurfl, visiting here from Quito, Ecuador. As a junior at Hamburg, her lively interest in others and eager participation in school activities won many friends. Through her, the Andes have yielded us a treasure! ug ox Talking Tflfkfy And I can smile in every language. Katherine WurH .J