Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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scholarship, character, and serviceg PCIGI' FH!! Marilyn Foster Laurie Heineman Deborah Hnck Susan Kur Brian Leitten Ada Meloy Amos Minkel 4 It 1 ' 1 J , ska - 4. L ' s as if ,,, Q 'ii 'J ' fi? ,f'z E:f'i 4 , Wg P ' A 'e W f 'tak A 1 M 35,51 .uf bf. . 'ii ' Judy Peterson William Pruss Garrett Gordon 4 fc' W' '. - F21 ' i f Robyn Holdermiller Ralph McNall Susan Newton Michael Rada Barbara Hacker Valarie Howe Kathleen Madden Elizabeth Pacifico George Roetzer Sharon Hadzicki m':,fA5izfr-YN-' ? '?,fs1gq4iv ifsiif?f3?2i535 ' ': afffrlwfif. 4 f vefggam 7 -r1,,,,1wfff' -aff., f ms, ,-Q, Hg - r f:Z1 ,,ff31eisa::3?fr Hif i? i K - ef .9-5' Donald Jones Douglas May l Edward Pa rkcr Kathleen Ross tg. 5,51 ,fm ,tl ' H: V Q. , . ' f-r .t . 175' If 0 222 3 115 Ei. . ,, fjgf A 'QA -QB fgftrfl g t-Lf: , we , ' ,ff-.rfgs g Andrew Hanson Kathryn Knoche Arleen Mazur Marsha Pequignot Timothy Sawers Ruth Schreibeis Sharon Timmel Janet Tragcscr Christine Wfooster James Viehe Bilrbiifl Yaffiflgffm

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and basics of leadership, David Lillie President Susan Harris S eerelary Marion Leonard ' Vrce-Presnienl Hugh Sampson Treasurer ational Honor Society Hamburg's N.H.S. is far from an honorary society. Led by President David Lillie and advisor Mrs. Erma Meisenheimer, it emphasized activity. For parents and the pinned a smorgasbord was held after each tapping, the second featuring a member-produced musical. With others from area schools, our chapter par- Boltom Row: Miller, Schaefer, Dickerson, Calkins, Romance, Pfeifer. Second Row: Mr. Jayne, Beckley, Fleming, Willet, Lester, Terrel, Collins, Peterson, Mr. Ravel, Mrs. Meisenheimer. Third Row: Bowman, Mona, Green, Schreier, Dugan, , , ua.:riff-::'fga.,,1,'g1f gegrfgselr Fw'-1 1 .5 ft. 5- me ' , ' ' , , , - -sinks ' 2195-f'15if jilf. , Q- ' 553' JXFSQES' 1 - . 1., . 4 , Misra . ah .. W '4..,,,f fa.,,A,t .. gm ,,f3g g5mfslf3r?5- 1 s . is L e , . ,I , I gg m,:g:1,g , A ,--2551? Andrea Bergstrom Christopher Bond Alan Brownell ticipated in several forums, a College Bowl , and a trip to see Oscar Wilde's The Importanre of Being Earnest. The Christmas season hosted both the graduate members' tea and Operation Fruitcake Sale, which financed We Care packages for Hamburg G.I.,s in Vietnam. Such is the product of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Douglas Altherr Barbara Arnold Howe, Smith, Leese. Ronald Baumler Mary Berg l l y Jacqueline Conrad john Donald jill Dorsheimer

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all of which found Academic Letters MAJOR Bottom Row:.Hacker, Pequignot, Meloy, Arnold, Leonard, Knoche, Mazur. Second Row: Madden, Conrad, Harris, Bergstrom, Ross, Hadzicki, Hock, Peterson. Third Row: Rade, Brownell, Lillie, Pruss, Gordon, Leitten, Sampson, Minkel. i'Credit where credit is due might well be the theme of the academic letter assembly. Maintaining an average of at least ninety, up to the junior year, for a minor letter, or having a minor letter and an average of at least ninety up to the senior year for a major letter, in a school as com- petitive as Hamburg, is a feat worth rewarding. The aca- demic letter is distinguished by the lamp of knowledge, a symbol chosen by a committee of teachers five years ago. Hamburg High School prides itself on its scholastic excel- lence. Truly we should be proud of these representatives of this hard-earned achievement. MINOR Bottom Row: Terrell, Beckley, Romance, Peterson, Corson, Miller, S. Dickerson. Second Row: Brendle, Mona, Howe, Smith, Schreier, Schaefer, Pfeifer, Lester, Willet, Martin. Third Row: McClain, 1. Fleming, R. Fleming, Wilson, Green, Bowman, Collins, T. Dickerson, Calkins. 20