Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Jfnretnuth In 1564 a man was born who was to leave the world a little merrier, a little richer, a little better. In incomparable language, he said everything there was to say about life. His words wrought magic and the thoughts behind them were universal. He was a man for all ages, for all peoples. His words are just as meaningful today, as they were when he wrote them. The institution of his works will last as long as men value beauty, culture, knowledge, and art. Within this institution we call Hamburg High School, can be found the same universality. Memories of laughter and learning, friendship and frustration, tears and triumphs, have combined to make our four years of high school unique from any other classes'. These are the themes which Shakespeare so ably portrayed and which establish this kinship we feel with the man who has given us the theme for our yearbook-A Tribute to William Shakespeare. Shakespeare wrote for all people, just as this yearbook has been created for all of you. He wrote once, I'll note you in my book of memories. Thus are you all noted in this, the 1967 Echoes, our book of memories.

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Zlaunur MRS. CAMILLE GILMOUR We the Class of 67 have had many wonderful teachers to help us along the path of learning. One teacher in particular stands out as having the abilit not onl to teach with enthusiasm but to laugh with us we watched the fires burn and caldron bubble and in our senior year we studied the more advanced techniques of experimentation. So we will end the year with one final experiment. Materials needed are a talent for making learning fun and a heartfelt interest in students. The final product is one of Hamburgs finest teachers. We take great pride in dedicating the '67 ECHOES to you MRS. CAMILLE GILMOUR. V- 7 , 7 ' . Y Y . . t . . . ' Q llsten to our problems and give understanding advlce. In our junior year, t. ,, , 7 3 4