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'6Some achieve greatness through scholastics David Lillie Susan Harris Andrea Bergstrom Ada Meloy Mafsha Pequigflm Michael Rade V V Marilyn Foster Arleen Mawr fgk K . Q is QA A -- 'Elly -. ,999 Q' , o W 0. t 4 ' E -ri' 'I flllullll S52 9 U13 B11 Marion Leonard Indeed men at some times are masters of their fates. These ten seniors became the academic leaders of the Class of ,67, and, in many instances, leaders in other areas because they developed early those qualities essential for success in any field of endeavor. Awareness of a goal, determination to overcome obstacles, and a capacity for hard work are factors in accomplishment in any undertaking. Reasonably then, one who has learned to master problems and fulfill obligations in achieving scho- lastic excellence can be expected to transfer these same qualities into broader areas of experience. Education at the high school level brought the honor of Top Ten position to these people, and now they go forward to meet new challenges and hopefully to be even more confident masters of their fates in college and on the larger world stage 5 IW f X l X 5 Z! 0 i ' u 1' H G iw limp ' 1 J, ,. Q M Kathryn Knoche 1 1 C93 f I mi X f Q- 9 v xx X X ff 13 g 5, 6 . ,ox J e' 24,7
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or through honors awarded David Lillie Hush Sampson Valezlictorian Flag Bearer National Honor Society President , Christopher Bond Student Council President Each man in his time plays many parts, and coordinators are essential to mold all these parts into an active, enthusiastic student body. This leadership for the Class of '67 was provided by those students pictured here. The Senior Class Oihcers managed student affairs with responsibility, enthus- iasm, and a flair that drew the interest of their followers. Class spirit had taken a noticeable dive toward apathy in recent years, but the four senior leaders rekindled the spirit that has made Hamburg an outstanding school. This year's popular, class-elected salute leader and flag bearer opened assemblies throughout the year with the Pledge of Allegiance. Kathleen Ross Echoes Editor-in-Chief I l .lj , 2, Richard Hall Bradley Fussell Senior Class President Senior Class Vice-President
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