Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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At last our prom is here. 1969 Activities Our first project of our Senior year was washing cars. Our fioat in the Homecoming Parade, a car mystically transformed into a lady bug by our tireless work, won an honorable mention. Senior Activities Night, an occasion marked by games and dancing, was highlighted by the appearance of Tom Turkey, our mystery guest. Our Senior Night at a basketball game against our arch-rival, Frontier, was a festive occasion as our class rocked the gym with cheers. As a fitting finish to our high school years, we eagerly anticipate our Senior Ball, a gift of the Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association at gradua- tion time. W 2 ig A school holiday wouldn't be complete Everyone has a decision in the final without a paper drive. product. They paddle from all around to have their cars washed by H. H. S. Seniors. ,,, ,,,,,, y ft 1 , gggyy ytuy . g x K . Stetler and Smolinski do their parts, too Polvino is caught up in the spirit of the prom. ...,.-.. 21.1 - ,1m Q. Rodgers and Fladd combine efforts with jun- ior Central Board to make our junior year a success.

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e .t 54,-:Ni Ng 4 c i rste SHANGRI-LA COURT-Seated: Hebard, Hare, Fladd, Howe, Merlino, Rodgers, Harrington. Slanding: Blaich, M. Fleming, Atwill, R. Fleming, N. Romance, P. Romance, McRobert, O'Gorman, Taddeo. Preparing for the Junior Prom is a yearlong activity, Saarnijoki, Patterson, Nuchereno. 5 2 The Pooh-bah informs Nanki-poo of his many responsibilities. Greso, Forney. ffsinnuutfz-inm1 1i . una 1- 11: 1n1 The Senior Car Wash proved to be a big success because of the eagerness of all involved. Class of As juniors we worked diligently at six paper drives, raising money for our junior Week in May. With this as our goal, we trudged through fair and foul weather filling trailers. The Rogues' dance was another source of income to finance our junior activities. The orange attire and hats cheered our team on Junior Night. On Junior Day, all members of the class wore flowers and were entertained by our hit play You Only Live Twice. That evening, at our junior Banquet at Leisureland, our classmates per- formed for us. The following day, we scurried to finish decorating for our prom Shangri-La which was a fitting end to our year's activities. kid! Lowell and Calkins make use of the ornate costumes loaned by townspeople. 6

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,ff - HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES-Bottom row: Casler, Fischer, Romance, Kueb- ler, Jenner, Cook, Baker. Second row: McGrath, Merlino, Lowden, Rodgers, Olds. Homecoming, a new tradition at Hamburg High School, arouses greater school spirit. This day begins with a parade of floats representing various clubs, each carrying a candidate for queen. This is followed by the actual coronation during pre-game ceremonies at the football game. The Home- coming Dance takes place in the evening where, hopefully, Hamburg's students celebrate the victory of the day. CII Campus M. , .F JY 4 . 2 ,.!, ,A , 15' .,,, .' Jeanette Lowden was crowned as 1968 Home- coming Queen during pre-game ceremonies. Whatls the equivalent in decimals?-Willet Fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three . . . -Altherr. You understand, don't you ? -Sobetzer, Mrs. Gilmour. Let's be serious HOWly,'-Mf- Teague. Miss Nancy Schrader, a cadet English teacher. jaw' W-mm f t .ff-f-. 1: ,-.f -stu. ,, ...af ..,,, - nr :my-.. gnu-mnumnr 11ui1ul m.-1-1