Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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to lifes threshold . Assistant Principal To be an assistant principal of a large high school, one has to have a genuine interest in young people and their activi- ties. Lloyd Jafyne, our vice-principal, has always been active in helping young people. After graduating from Hamilton College, he began his career in Holland, New York as a math and science teacher. Later, he became a member of our Hamburg High School faculty. He taught physics and chemistry in the classroom and coached football and basketball after school. These activities gave him a chance to work with students in all types of situations and to help them build qualities of friendship, cooperation and sportsmanship. After many years of contributing to the teaching field, he was promoted to the ofiice he now holds as assistant principal. Here he has received a different view of helping youth through administration and discipline. Mr. Jayne has a keen interest in the out-of-doors, and all sports. Some of his favorites are golf, fishing, and football. He also spends many hours in his rose garden and playing the piano. Mr. Jayne has many interests and ex- periences which enable him to understand and share the outlooks and problems of todayis youth. ifiesszs Mr. Lloyd Jayne r.-an Mr. Ravel, Mrs. Beck Mrs. Ruth Horton Secretary 17 Mr. Jayne

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have brought us now Mr. Spencer Ravel Principal In the many years that Mr. Ravel has been the principal of Hamburg High School, his one goal has been to make our school one of the finest schools in the country and to maintain this status. Dur- ing these years, he has had many fine faculty members and students to help him achieve his goal. He has said, With the ever growing need for higher education, our country needs more schools like Hamburg to pro- duce well-informed students who can help in the solving of the world's problems. May his devotion and ideals continue in keeping the standards of Hamburg High School among the highest of the secondary schools in our nation. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE Mrs. Esther Beck Mr, Ravel Secretary Mr. Jayne, Mrs. Horton

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