Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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insuring all things ube done 'by the rulef' Mrs. Ruth Horton Secretaries Mr. Lloyd Jayne Assistant Principal Class of 1967, Education is a privilege in America, and should be regarded as one of our most cherished gifts. Its goals are firmly established. We believe that each individual should have the opportunity to develop his interests and abilities to their fullest extent. The individual must make his own choice as to how far he wished to go in this development. While you have been a student in Hamburg High School, you have had the benefit of this privilege with competent instruction to assist you in preparing for and meeting the challenges of life, whether it be at college, in the armed forces, or at your chosen work. We are proud of you as you leave, and we wish for you the greatest happiness and success in the future. Accept the challenge of serving society by continuing to develop your resources and by directing your talents to the betterment of your fellow man. gan!

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capably fulyilled their unctwns, Mr. Spencer Ravel Principal Graduates of 1967, Your education in high school is a national as well as a local investment which will yield tangible returns in economic growth. As a citizen of a free democratic society, you should value your education not only as an opportunity for personal experience but as a basic benefit raising the standard of living for the total community. You in turn, have the responsibility of making this opportunity available to others, as it has been made available to you, in continually improving quality. As you go forth to meet this challenge, keep in mind what has been done for you by your family, your church, and your schools- the forces of the greatest impact on you- and strive to keep this heritage bright for others as you move upward in your career. Mrs Esther Beck SW QQWLQ U Hlgh School

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