Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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creating from auf fmagmaffbn we'-'l 'x Leland Stephan Linda yvlfmu PIIUIDEVUPIU' Edim' LiIcrz1ryEdil0r :mafia I-7:i'?f'1f'f1 f7 ?7E? 7:f3': '-W R 'f alibi: --fa-AJ2-'.Q,z?'4iv?v!lP?H2.3,f2-1 - A ' -H'ef'93Eif2f! -i-52' '3-'U 'g':6Z l1-' '5 !:'-5.15, ex ' 7.-Q amy' - 3 '19 , W rp,-sn! 2555, Ill -'I 'ii' '-.gggviirf IF .lr f' H f i' ' SY' ,f- ' - .5- 1Eef:5?a-1 Eilfltaif. ,.,-'F.,, .-1,11 ,,f,1-.- Y.-1' i ...i-A ' Misa-1 Z5'!'EW'-' ---T-X ' 17 M .. . . I' .' 4,1 , 4-, -, - te. i .-w5 -ffu'E12'frfif5:,? ...H , ,., ,A ,..,. 'EZfi?2:,e3f 'S'- -' alf-efgasff - e - THE 1968 SWF' ff Erlfmr -1f1- chief steven Calkins KN my :f un Last May the editors and assistant editors of ,'llag0z:neEdzzor the 1968 Echoes set out on a seemingly endless ln? endeavor. Behind the yearbook stand eight edi- tors, their assistants, faculty advisors, staffs, and Mrs. lVIeisenheimer. Between the two covers of I QE the yearbook our graduating seniors, our under- classmen, our faculty, and all our school activities are honored. lnto the yearbook have gone the sweat, toil, and tears of the indefatigable staff. --pf Echoes 768 is a tribute to Hamburg High Schoolg M y 'V -in i the faculty, the student body, and the many . jj 1 .a't he labors of both toward the goal of education. 2l'liilii2iiSii.iLli ' 'ii' Sv. M. ..1f. f ' '- - . X e 5 X at , g. lf' A ba e 1 -.,fr.,:v -' Gcorgene Oleksa Paul Young William Pfeifer Typing Edilnr Art Editor Snapshot Editor 24

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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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F J 2' N and dfhgent effo I E C H O E S Egg . I ,, v 9 S A Dianna Hansen .flssislanl Editor-in-Chief After a summer of behind-the-scenes Work, the editors and their staffs returned to school to hurtle first things first: the schoolwide magazine campaign and the sale of yearbooks. At the same time, the wheels were rolling and the midnight oil was burning as Echoes ,68 began to take shape and form. With deadlines to meet and explicit requirements to fulfill, many anguished cries were heard from stafi members and ad- visors alike. But all seemed to have braved the storm to see the final results. Each page of your yearbook represents hours, weeks, and months of tedious, diligent effort. Nancy Black Assistant Literary Editor 1 .., N s if , -1,,f:f:A - N- mf- Y Y ' ' ' 'Ty' ,.-A f 4, .H Y T 1,752 in r -2 ' ' ' nf f' 51?-1.1. W ....--- V JF, fi,-ij ----'-- Y ,Ain-.535 ,,,L. . - V V Lai' I::1.:1. I . -ga .Nr-' ---::u,',,,. H .1--f . .,,,5,'3-' 1 1 ....,-- ,. V . 1 4. I 'a ', : -'Tl 47 iii: -- 'lbw :..,,5c--r .. -:gill -.veil 5- :V ...A .Hr , - J , 1 .4i5:.,:1:v ,M-. ' -.- H .A- , . ,- .,, . . ,,-K .1 Teri Terrell Assistant Photography Editor B. Susan Benning ,4s.vist11nt Magazine Editor ,-,.,. i.y:y-nf.-,I 1 4-,, Jw ...........-:,slg3,f,i-. ,.,,r, V:-cam...-X ., -,..-..?..,-W4 .grf . -' what A ' 'Mi -4.fj'-fzfz., ' .g..'f-:Sli gg .- , ' ' . - , , ,,f,f:l'r-1-.,,.,,, I. i,..?....W4I.., iff-':f71 .Lr.'. i--f- .- 'Q V v.-. 'Q-1. .Alg-r W-4- f I . -f-L - , --41? ,- was .. -416' .. - i '..1.-klfswwlq-1'f.2 :,r-:mr-new. .av --1: YH- -iffy ,g5w ,,,Q.,,,,-.-,-g5- ' ' i 'Y Y ' -I 1 4-,-va Tae ' - 1.1 7 .,.g,:f-r.,-0 1-73-2.. -A - -...Q -1 - 5-zanissazf v rig 5' i T -1 -sy--4: 3 W--?i.1.?5,i La:i f -' , - 3'V ,,, f-fl-n':-fgq,'--21' Y'-'-?i 4? : 1, -f1'2fs4:L1 g ig -A Large: T Y? f IZ .4-B... ' Y - ' - .,.7:Q Q- f .rf-sr -4-,3..1,:,?-Wa Y - V zg irag -Q, -.f gal, A fe- Q-? 'z?.-'-af ,-F L g .TH Q-4, ,- . 1.5 n 2, .ara -7 V - Z f' 57 .-1..- -f- f- f?..x,' Y-7 -'-r-2S- f K .1 P -fp-ry, '-Qaai A ' 1: :M ' ' Q ', I' Q-1 ' ., : E ' ?T'-5 Te ff iz'--'rr ' 4 . , ,' '.4.'J,24 f K - -. f T' 'R - , gs., V 1-1: L- -'--QM ,5'xI.2+- -..A - . ,v- . w 5: 11-.1 -S:,.'::i ..-vfif Qmbur I' ' A SchoolLiEis1eafY wb' Ng X ,-4 -is-.Ig-.Y.. Nancy Schreicr Assistant Circulation Editor Thomas Dickerson Craig Burns Sharon Omphalius Assistant Snapshot Editor ff5sistz1rLtAr!Edil0r Assistant Typing Editor 25 if