Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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these outstanding Seniors First, our Salute Leader and Flag Bearer have reminded us of our duty and our responsibility towards our country by leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Our National Honor Society President has worked long and faithfully toward the goals ot the organization: scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. The Student Council President has labored tirelessly to bring new ideas to the fore and to make our years in high school more meaningful and more enjoyable. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian both have shown their spirit and used their talent and energy in extracurricular activities as well as in schoolwork. Also, the Senior Class ofticers have given of themselves to lead a large number of people and to plan a very exciting, worthwhile, and memorable Senior year. And finally, with- out the innumerable hours and infinite amount of energy spent by the Editor and Assistant Editor of Echoes, we would indeed be the less fortunate. Gail Gornikiewicz Jonathan Freedman Salutatorian Echoes Assistant Editor ln Chief Salute Leader Sandra Herschel Senior Class Secretary James Markello National Honor Society President Michael Hines Senior Class Treasurer James Altherr Flag Bearer

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Michael G. Mina Valedictorian Richard Rice Our thanks go to Bold men with bold dreams built this country, and each year certain Seniors stand out in the crowd because they have lived up to that ideal. These Seniors have sewed above and beyond the call of duty, and they have sacri- ficed their time and energy to work diligently for the betterment of our school and our community. By striving for the right, by seeking the truth, and by pursuing the unknown, they have shown us what a conscientious scholar is, what an honest person is, and what it takes to make Hamburg High School truly great. Each of these Seniors stands on a pinnacle: they deserve our attention, our praise, and our thanks. Each has merited this praise. In our seemingly complacent and apathetic world, 'few bother to do much, these few Seniors bothered and cared enough to stand up, look around, see a problem, and then dive headtirst towards its solution. Cathy Moore Senior Class President Echoes Editor-ln-Chief Edward O'Connell Senior Class Vice-President Steven Fleming Student Council President

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Jonathan Freedman Salutatorian -K.. Jr Robert Willet John Fugle Sharon Sarcione TOP TE l. Michael G. Mino , 99 70 6. Gail Boberg 9570 2. Jonathan Freedman 9970 7. Sharon Sarcione, 95 7, 3. Robert Willet , , . 9770 8. Lynn Pohlman 95 70 4. Diane Knappert 96 70 9. Deborah Rieman 9570 5. John Fugle 9670 lO. Susan Senseney 94 70 Diane Knappert Lynn Pohlman Top Achievements Seniors in the Top Ten were leaders not only in academics but also in community service and extracur- ricular activities. A high academic standing such as that attained by these people, is not easily won and is less easily sustained. Diligence and hardwork are, of course, important in achieving such success. However, it is an alert and inquisitive mind a strong desire to learn, and the ability to apply acquired knowledge that constitutes an academic success. Such are the minds, desires, and abilities possessed by each member of the Top Ten. Such are the minds which will shape the future of society. 16 Michael G. Mlno Valedictorian Gail Boberg Deborah Rieman Susan Senseney