Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Genevieve Ducros Anne Meyer Deborah Forney Friends that aren't so foreign I want to make the most of these few lines to thank everybody who has helped me to spend such a nice year in Hamburg High School. Being an exchange student is a really great experience. I have liked this school very much because of its life, everybody can participate in it. Genevieve Ducros 27 avenue de Paris XI I France I was sent to Hamburg through the ICYE and have enioyed a most helpful year. I will continue my education in some kind of graphic work. I will always remember my many new friends and especially my host family Finch. I thank you for this un- forgettable year. Christof Blum Narzissenweg 30 CH-3098 Konig Switzerland l'm Anne Meyer from Switzerland and if you wonder if I have liked it here, I really have! Since I don't have a problem with language anymore I sometimes forget l'm an exchange student. It has been easy to find friends in school and everywhere I go! Hamburg is a wonderful place to live! My Swiss address: Ausserdorf 6260 Reiden Switzerland During my short but pleasant stay in Ham- burg, l have found the reasons that the United States is the first country in the world: friendly people, wonderful class- mates, help of any type. This has been an unforgettable year. My address is: Mauricio Mutis Transversal 27 ifl23-59 Bogota, Columbia South America Learning to use the abacus, to write in Japanese, and to make Japanese dolls and kimonos were some of the many things Deborah Forney enioyed during her thirteen-month stay in Osaka, Japan. Here, she attended an all girls' private school where she studied Japanese litera- ture, probability and statistics, chemistry and Japanese cooking-and she loved every minute of it! 17 Christof Blum . , iyri I I I A , 'K ' . 0 Mauricio Mutis

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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

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0 0 g l Advisors guide us to graduation Throughout the year the Senior Class Advisors have done an outstanding iob of leading our class through one of its most memorable years. The success or failure of our class depended a great deal upon their endless efforts. This year, as in the past, they have earned our gratitude and appreciation. The activities just wouldn't have been possible without the benefits of their experience. We would like to express our appreciation to all the advisors for their time and effort in making the Senior Play a great success. Thanks again-from the Class of 72 . Advisors guided us to graduation. Front Row: Miss Magavero, Mrs. DeMeyere, Mrs. Bol- linger, Mrs. Viehe, Mrs. Meisenheimer, Miss Mattie, Mrs. Dye, Mrs. DornhaFter. Second Row: Mr. Huen, Mr. Keller, Mrs. Glazier, Mrs. Birdsall, Mr. Walkowski, Mr, Yates, Mr. Owen, Miss Byrnes, Miss Winkler, Miss Clinton, Mr. Teague, Mr. Reichard. Central Boards activities make year bright Through the devoted assistance of Mrs. Viehe, the Senior Central Board had a memorable and highly suc- cessful year. Our unique class officers and sixty other members elected from Senior homerooms made all the decisions which resulted in our class activities. Central Board's activities make year bright. Front Row: Jonathan Freedman, Arlene Will, Cynthia Owen, Dianna Dinka, Michael Hines ttreasurerl, Cathy Moore tpresidentl, Edward O'ConnelI tvice presi- dentl, Sandra Herschel isecretaryl, Sally Brendle, Jeanne Romance, Patrice Fors. Second Row: Suzanne McGuire, Debra Karoczun, Diane Knappert, Susan Wilkerson, Donna Scanlon, Jody MacMurray, Kathleen Brand, Kathleen Agro, Mary Benzinger, Gail Gornikiewicz, Marie Gambino, Anne Mattimore, Gail Root. Third Row: John Fugle, Diane Some of the activities were: the soaking-wet car wash, the newly organized cider and donut parties, and skating party. The fund-raising Senior play helped finance the picnic, banquet and graduation activities. The exciting year was concluded by the P.T.A.'s gift, the Senior Ball. Kirst, Sondra Zintz, Barbara Max, Joan Schreier, Barbara Stahl, Wendy Vukelic, Debra VanWagnen, Paulette Luther, Barbara Brown, Melinda Connine, Karen Faulring, Mary Schoettield, Kathleen Higgins. Fourth Row: James Altherr, James Markello, Gerald Schoenborn, William Doherty, Eric Loomis, George Dickey, Bruce Phillips, James Draudt, Michael Muirhead, Ryan Sullivan, Gary Reinecke, Mark Thiel, Patrick Murphy.