Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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expressing the vigor of youth Susan Dickerson Lorna Miller Senior Class Secretary Senior Class Treasurer HONORS Philip Leesc Student Council President As spokesmen for the Senior Class, they led the 6LPledge of Allegiance at the beginning of assembly programs. Our Student Council President, an inspired and sincere leader, initiated several new projects to boost school spirit. His elforts created a new enthusiasm for school activities within the student body. The Echoes Editor and Assistant Editor-in-Chief led this year's yearbook staff and were instrumental in the organization and comple- tion of Echoes ,68, Their dedication to this vast undertaking has resulted in this collection of the thoughts and records of the Class of 768-a remembrance of Hamburg High., N 2 3 Donald Green Salutatorian Steven Calkins National Honor Society President Jennifer Valentine Salute Leader

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foo olossomfog solo? of loadorsflfo Linda Xlona llllIPl1I'C'f0TlIll1 Dirk DUEUH Walter Kostorowski Senior Class Prosirlent Senior Class ViCe.Prg5idem5 Cary Scliaefcr SENIOR Kg ,., M fe. W, - ,,,s.,,f Nl is . I as A , A M, , Dianna Hansen Eclzoes Erlitor-in-Clzief Echoes Assistant Editor-in-Chief Robert Fleming Flag Bearer leadership and student coordination for the Class of '68 were provided by these seniors, each giving service and spirit to school activities. The Senior's allairs were managed by the Senior Class Officers, who organized class functions including several fund-raising projects. Xluch of their year in olhce was spent in planning graduation activities. Uur valedictorian was not only a top student, hut secretary of National Honor Society and Yearbook Literary Editor as well. Also a National Honor Society meinher, our salutatorian was an active student. The salute leader and Hag bearer were elected last year by the Class of '68, 22

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