Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Outstanding J lik e X f Richard Hansen Robert Harris Traits Bring Q' Sandra Holdermiller Honor , 'Jil H , l 43 J 'Q Barbara Hoy! Kathryn Kernen Mariarie King Patricia Malanowicz Daley, Ellis. Jan McAllister Front row: Ruszczyk, Cullen, Andres, Havens, Hubbard, Bond, McRoberl. Second row: Mr. Jayne, Monlie, Thiel, Popilia, Fleming, Evans, DesSoye, McDonnell, Calkins, O'Brien, Mrs. Meisenheimer, Mr. Ravel. Third row: Trescher, Megas, Law, Owen, Saarniioki, Rieman, Slapell, Jablonski, , -'bl X , Pelel' MGYBVS RlCl1Clfd MEYHYS William Minkel Andrea Pavanini Edward Fequignol Deborah Lee George Barry Mallcn Curtis Merrow Pamela Pammerenk ' ' x sf' -uh -I Y .X X. ,pe qs ,w N3 7 fyxtgg-ri 2:9 .ii -mf va Q Q N J f 1- , . r. Robert Pszonak Vicki Pulnum Susan Rothman Judith Sabol Shari Samler Kennelh Simmons ' . a, . V W .5 f:i:ffffJ.,,. - 414, 'iiiii Q J Y A' 'ffl Montie Slcpell Joseph Starkey Peggy Swanson Anilu Trumpler Michael Whitfield 'Todd Williams 19

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Project Brings Christmas Joy THOMAS HALL ROBERT HORNADAY MARY ELLEN FUGLE JAMES GILMOUR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer National Honor Society Leadership, scholarship, character, and service are the characteristics of Na- tional Honor Society members. Under the leadership of President Thomas Hall and our advisor, Mrs. Erma Meisenheimer, energy was the fifth characteristic of Hamburg's members. Once again, NHS sent Christmas packages to former Hamburg students serv- ing in the armed forces overseas. To finance this great undertaking, fruit cakes and candy were sold by each member. Members also canvassed the town, for usable clothing to be given to needy families who are within a twenty mile radius of Hamburg. The traditional activities of the Society were also held, including the annual Christmas Alumni Tea, attended by NHS students from the last four graduating classes. The annual spring and fall tapping assemblies took place in school. ln the evening, parents and guests watched the induction ceremony, which followed the smorgasbord. Afterwards, students opposed parents in games of trivia, charades, and 'Name That Tune. Paul Altherr Sharon Booth :glee vw.. fa ir: Thomas Chordas James Constable Geoffrey Felgef Jean Fisher V ff Ns is -e I fa Willicm Breunsbach Leah Brose William Brownell Kurt Bruder Theresa Curtis Q -fr rt' sf 5 g. .,.,, ,..,.,. l,,, gi V,.A it f . 7 Rebecca Frith L John Duckworth Phillip Endress Deborah Faihst Q .,,, 1 MT, 1 ref Higgs, 5' jgzgr 551.43 ' New fiifltff ' 5' ' it' W is-Q William Funke 18 Mark Giermek Christine Gnacinski

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Awards Won By High Scholarship MAJOR LETTERS - Front row: Hornaday, Pequignot, Kernen, Faihst, Fisher, Fugle, Mallon. Second row: Mrs. Meisenheimer, Booth, Pszonak, Sabol, Constable, Bruder, Trumpler, Rathman, Mr. Jayne. Third row: Altherr, Harris, Minkel, Lyons, Merrow, Brownell, Meyers. Academic Letters The splendid achievements of the intellect, like the soul, are everlasting. This undoubtedly will prove true of the students who earned academic letters. Juniors with averages of ninety or above, and Seniors who were in- eligible before received minor letters. Seniors who had MINOR LETTERS - Front row: Hubbard, Fleming, Cullen, Hall, Chordas, Swanson, Lee, Shear, Megas, Bond, Havens. Second row: Mrs. Meisenheimer, Montie, Saarniioki, Jablonski, O'Brien, Stanell, earned a minor letter as Juniors, and were still eligible received a maior letter. The administration of Hamburg High recognizes and commends this scholastic achievement and the hard work that it requires. McDonnell, Daley, Owen, Evans, Porpilia, Andres, Calkins, McDonald. Third row: Mayer, DesSoye, Rauch, Ellis, Ruszczyk, Trescher, Steward, Law, Thiel, McRobert, Gier.